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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-06-22

DJsThe spring term of our Circuit
Court adjourned on Saturday last. The
session was much shortened by the con-
tinuance Of all tho State cases. The
Grand Jury found four true bills. The
prisoners Quinn and Jake, T. IN. c., had
no bills found against them.
Among the notable lawyers from a.
broad, were Judge G. w l.. Smith, Of
Jackson. Judge Thatcher. WHIT Mar
tin, ] r. MiBderhOG, and 49, Davis,
Eqnirss. Og Naicbcz-al engaged 10
the case Of tie Stale vs.. Baylor Wynn,
which case was continued FOR want OF
witnesses OF tie part Of The state.
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CamnaIgn RennhIlcan.

As usual, We will publish our paper
during the canvass, commencing on
first June next, and ending in Novem.
Der. at reduced prices. We offer the
Republican on terms acceptable to
every person. In ls4s, we circulated
nearly four hundred extra copies week
", In this county. Let the precints
begin to form their clubs. The paper
will be furnished during the campaign,
as follows:
Single copy 81 % 8 copies Sc.
10 copies. $40, 20 do. $I5
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GIVE learn that % Friday morn.
ing last. Mr. Milo Henry, who wa dri
wing the maiI>stage 10 Natchez. found
the corpseof . man In The public road.
shich had been most horribly maugled
y cuts from an axe The wounds were
ill bleeding, 20 recently bad the hor,
BILE murder been perpciraied. The
murderer had made his escape unseen,
IL tho tracks in The road were bare,
aoi, and no doubt is cnicriained that
20 deed was committed By a ncgra-
ne name Of the murdered mar is un>
inown.
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1.-THE wbig Of this week rou,ai.ls a
paragraph headed. Mr. Webster all right"
which we take to be a step towards the as
seFiion OF bis political as well as his literary
recii'ude. The Port Gibson Herald, ano,h.
e wing PAPER, declares. Gen Scott all right.
Both Of these articles are published before
tue result Of the Baltimore Coon Conyen.
too is known. and are intended to pre-.
Pare the throat Of The whig party to swallow
the 'Gcd-likc" OF old Soup. should either
be the nominee.
We frequently hear wings say they win
vote for Fillmore but no, for Scottor Web
sler. They are all three birds of a feather.
zee cannot see what constitutes the differ,
ference between them. They are first rate
abolitionists. aud we can but think
lis strange there should such difference be
Twtxt trcedie-,iRm and twccdic-dec.
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NOtice.

As taken up by w. q. Glass, at his
residence, about the fl st of June. a.
stray Mare and Cow, described as follows
A Bay Mare, black name aud tail, about Z
years old, 144 hands high, The Colt "a
horse) is of Bay color, with a dun white
spot IN his forehead. about six months old
or upwards. The Mare and Colt appraised
at S53. w BONNEY, Ranger.
June IS, 1Sj2-3w.
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Strayed or Stolen.

.4B0UT ten days ago. a light bay horse
y both hind feet white. and perhaps one
fore foot white has a small blaze OF his
nose and a small star ON hns forehead, is
about s years old and works in harness
rides indifierently. No other marks recol.
lected, A few days after he went off he
was seen on Thompson's creek, near Jack
on. JAS. l.. WEEMS.
West Feliciana. is le52-Sw-Ledgey.
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The Weatheys-Tho continued drought
las nearly ruined the corn crop. aud is seri-
Susly damaging the cotton. The earth is
dry and parchcd. and The dust is borne mp
n dense clouds, upon every breeze. Heat
d 80 excessive that it is absolutely danger.
Gus 70 encounter the sun at midday. May
carriage drivers and Others have mercy up
- us. Il seefas however. tina, IL affords ihe
a~aky-hs4ded gentry great sport TO kick up
. much dust as possible
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NOTICE.

ETTERS Testamentary. granted TO
Nm. 2. Dickson, and David Johns.
on The Estate OF VIM. T. Jones. deceased,
az the May Term, 1852, OF the Probate
Court, Of Wilkinson county. Notice is
hereby given to all persons indebted to said
estate to make immediate payment, and
those having claims 20 present them. with
in the time prescribed by law. or they will
be barred.
W.. P. DICKSON.
. DAVID JOHNS. EXECUTORS.
mif-6w19
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All AbOardl

A good and substantial Stare has been
procured to run from Natchez via Wood
vile, to Bayou Sara, which will make reg
ular trips during the year. Passengers
may rely on regular trips, gentle horses and
experienced drivers. Apply to Frederick
Oswald, the driver, or to
C. HENRY. Agent.
for B. Fugates
April 8 1852. a8r
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HoSG eH. Pioos rsas iato,mea 49,.
nosairnfioa "A Boston psper refer;n. !.
he nomination Of Gen Piece Tor the p
dencys says
Wien ne net > Of the nomination 49,.
ed this city, Gen. Pierce was on a via,
Mount Auburn, with his wife. Js,,. =
Barnes, Esq, an old and personal frjsns :,
Gen Pierce, Immediately started ON, 49,.
haste to communicate the pleasing iDt.Ili.
gcnce 70 him. Meeting the GeBe,,,
the bronze statue of BOwditch, he said.
"Frank. who do you suppose hs. %, ~
nomination."
Pierce-caH'' say; Ir-esu1as i. : e..
Cass."
Barnes.--No sir. IL s TO o;ss,
than yourself.
P'erce.-ImpOssible. Col. Barnes !, -,
not be!
Barnes-Fact. Frank, a fact Her,.
a paper containing the dispatches from Raj.
timore.
The party then rode into town tooeths,
and Gen Pierce received the congratulation,,
OF his friends, at the fremont House, du,ips
the evening.
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ADVERTISE MENrs
Notice..

A LII persons are hereby notified that viii
"A not pay or become liable Tor any debt
upon open account or otherwire, which nv
wife Emeline Holmes may contract or make
on my account, she having left my house and
board. w. A. HOMES.
Woodville, June %, ls52-6m.
Natchez Couries please copy and send ac
count r. Wade Natchez. Miss
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ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
The America brought Liverpool dates
to the Goth ult., and eighty.eight passen-
gers. Thirty-seven of the latter landed at
Halifax. among whom we're Messrs. Hincks
aud Chandler, railway delegates from Can
ada and New Brunswick.
The imperial Government refused to aid
in the construction OF the valley Of St.
Johns Railroad on military grounds. En-.
incnt English capitalists had made advan-
tageous offers to construct a railroad from
Halifax to the frontier of Maine, and from
Quebec to Hamilton, u. C..
The Baltic arrived at Liverpool on Wee
nesday.
The business transacted in Parliament
vas u%nimportant. It will break up on the
Goth Of June.
Lord Stanly has officially discIaimed OF
the part Of Gieat Britain any claims to the
Guano lslands, but ships OF war have been
sent there TO protect British interests.
Two ships have arrived from Australia,
with AZ, 600 ounces OF gold.
The bullion in the bank of England com
pTised twenty millions sterling.
Baron Rothschild was again a candidat,
for the representation Of the city of Lon.
don.
The long litigated case relative to the Jen
nings estate has not been decided by the
High Court Of Chancery, as was asserted
by Chelmsford [Essexl Chronicle.
FRANCE.
il is is rumored that Louis Napoleon LA:
not abandoned his scheme Of anDexing Bel
giam to La Belle France.
Aunion of the elder aud younger branch
es Of the Bourbon family is said to be on
the tapis.
The Orleans manifesto has been draw
up but not Published.
Refusals TO take the oath of allegiance
multiply.
The bill to extend the tobacco monopoly
10 1868 is before the Legislature,
AUSTRIA.
The Gar Of Russia has Invested the
thirty millions Of francs which he Withdrew
from the French funds in the Austrian loan.
INDIA.
The Overland mail brings intelligence o
the British forces against Ragoon, which
had been captured. with $50 piecesof ar
tillery.
~N~~->~N~~~N~~N~~
Died.
On the 9Th inst, PATRicK HENRY, son Of
Henry J. and Eleanor Knight. aged three
years and seven months.
Atthe residence Of his. father. near
Woodville. on the 18th Inst. after a short
lines AurHuR c. BAKER, in the 10Th year
Of his age.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-06-22

O. hr ThOmasH Curry isour authorized
Agent 10 receive Subscribers ana subscription
Cor this paper.
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mr. JEAN L. Lee.--This gentleman, one
OF tho best and mos. successful commission
merchants OF New Orleans. isnow on a bu.
sincss visit 10 this county. Mr. Lee does
a large business for u county, and we re-
commend him to o u friends as a correct
and faithful merchant.
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Notice.

~ AS taken up by Reuben o. Brown,
on his plantation. about the 26th
Of May, 1852, a stray Horse, described as
follows: A Bay Horse, with a star in his.
face, has been marked by the saddle and
gear, his fore feet shod, about IA hands.
high, twelve years old, he walks and trots,
and PAGES a little. Appraised at S2j.
W. c. BONNEY, Ranger
June Is, 1862.
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New. here Is ano,her tumble over Of
our ncighbor. equal to his celebrated
kOSsuib soUsrsetL We fear the Wbig
has too nasny writers FOR its editorial
cOlumnS-ii IS nibbling at too many
;ess-and like the fabulous calf who
sucked two dams, i, will eventually
grow. TO be great calf
NeighbOr, for shame sake, look bach
to your files. occasionally, and save us
the modification Of showing up your
Inconsistencies so often.
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VI. wv. Grand Lodge of the
state of Mississippi,
JRAND SECRETARYs OFFIC

Natchez, June 9Th, 1852.
The Officers and Members of The NJ.
w. Grand Lodge Of the State of Missis.
sippi are inviyed to attend a special Grand
Communication 10 be held at Woodville ON
the 9th inst, to dedicate the new Mason,
ic Hall at That place Tor the use of Asylum
Lodge, No. 63. BY order Of
r. w. WIN. COTHRAN. D. g. M,
VIM. p MELLEN, G.. Secretary.
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1.-THE White and Brilliant have again
forwarded us late packages.
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Two PictuFes.

He tCen PIERCE
j. a man OF State
name and diStinc
ton only. Such Il
nomination j. not
liz 70 have been
made. The name
Of W. r. King. Of
Alabama.sayes the
ticket from infer
confempt-HH
gIoa Jpns.
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Se,5l3 81
Respectfully submitted to the Honorable
Board Of Police, June Term, 1852.
SAMUEL r. HARRISON,
County Treasurer.
Exmained and approved. June Term, 1852.
p. Z. KEARY, p. 4. p,
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I-The Mississippi is rapidly falllng
At Vicksburg.
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Respectfully submitted TO the Board OF
Police, June Term. 1852.
SAMUEL r HARRISON,
County Treasurer.
Examined and approved. June Term 1852.
p F. KEARY p B P.
County Treasurer's Report.
Samuel n. Harrison IN account Nth
Wilkinson County.
1852 DIR,
To amt reed of T w HAYS,
Sheriff, on acct tax for 1851, 1924 46
To amt reed of III II Davis, on
account Jury tax, 1866 Sc
To amt reed Of II III Davis, on
account runaway slave, John, 3l5 1s
To amt reed Of ii II Davis, on
acct runaway slave 2. Gibbs 2O6 G5
$9,622 Is
Amount credit brought up, s,513 81
To balance on hand. si,tOs "a
1852. OR.
BY amt paid for printing, 5 166 so
TO Board of Police, lit 90
Tails Jurors, 204 80
Regular Jurors, 3ll 20
for Stationery, 344 05
Miscellaneous, 525 80
Paupers, 1924 60
TO Public Officers, zoos SO
for Public Works. 1887 IS
due me by last report, Is IA
---
Ss,a65 IS
Comm's on S6,265 35 at 3 pr ct. PAT 96
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Democratic Ticket.
IOA NtAtA@tl-.
WILLIAM T. KING.
~ A2aAams.

rLErToRaY. rrcxrT-rcH rvs wHarE sTgTE
L. e. WILKINSON A A. JACESON
w. II. JOHNSON.
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Report of school Fund.

Samuel Il. Harrison ia account uith
Scao0I Fund Wilkinson Countv.
1862. DIR
10 amt OH hand last report, $3.l43 46
+" received of L w Hays,
tax for 1851, 1,SOS IS
To amt reed Oft w Hays fines, $50 90.
HH Davis, Pedlers, 200 OF
&c" Fines, 80 OG
w c Bonney, Ranger, 8 IS
$4,000 "a
Amount Credit brought up 3,S03 SO
Balance IN hand S2,1S7 AZ
1852. OR.
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Now, mind in
this, OF our preyi.
ous article on the
same topic, we
have said nothing
against General
Pierce, for we
know nothing
Wig i9h june.
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Foreign News.
BY THE A MERICA

BY THE AMERICA.
The steamship America arrived at Hall
fax on the 9Th. We have already given a
summary Of the commercial news brought
by her in our teIegraphic dispatches. From
a dispatch in the Baltimore Sun Of. the 9th
we gather a few items or political news;
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, sc.

Caox7s FAMILY G8OCE.lY.
TIME undersigned has tlis day opened in LincSs new
l. buildpe on First street, between Aain and Locust 4
splendid SO Of Family Groceries, OF my own see'oh
from EsrH markets. which viii sell al very 10" precS
for cish. or Produce Of III kinds. - .
shall iacp constantly hand fresh supplies Of Butter,
Cheese, Lard Poultry and other leading articles, Tor me
table direct from tc farmers, having made arrangements
10 be supplied several timesa week during the sano,
with an kinds OF Country Produce. Al goods purchaser
III Co's will be deliV cred the residence of customers
# desired rs have market wagon especially Tor ua'
rrloc therefore solicit q share OF public patronage
and viii try to merit Please call and examine my
stoek Tie3O-tf1 Il. II. COOK.
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FRESH ARRIVAL, OF
WALL Dnnrr. AnrnPrs. EiTescreens, G c..

T the Wall Paper and Lamp Store Of JOHN U. Dew
~ EREjN JR. Main street, between First and Second
The subscriber ing just returned from the East and
brought large stock OF Wallpaper, Borders, &c Is pre-
% Gl all orders either Wholesale retail. 81 the
lowest prices. Having cOmpletc assortment OF alt
paper al every price and style. he is satisfied that he can
Ilsse an those who will favor him with call. Thank
iuI the atronaehcreto:oTe 70 jeTay extended to-
wards him. he hopes 10 be ayored with continuance OF
the same. JOHN {. DEVEREUX JR..
Remember the plaee-Nain street, between Firs and
Second. jy34l
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE EvAvs RGsTaURAT.

NVANS. of Evansville, has fitted up the large and COM
IL modous three story Brick, recently erected by Mr.
T. Lnck First street near the Sherwood ouse in the
most complete STYLE apd is now prepared to WELCOME
and accommodate his friends and the public generally
The Bar will at all times be supplied with PRE- liquors
4 splendid Lunch IL be every day at 10 o'clock A.
NJ with Turtle Soup and all other atanable delieaces
well known and skillful Cook has been engaged, and
gentlemen can be accommodated at any hour with the
dishes and luXuTes of the season. served up In the best
Styls.
Spced and Theoretically sealed Oysters Of the finest
quality row on hand-the best of Cigars DC. jyl1-u
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HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOE SALE
AT AUCTION.

MIR FRANCIS BAUMBUSH, ofthe Indiana Hotel On
vi Water street, Evansville Ia. will sell the above
Hotel building together with his Furniture on the an
o. oePtsnOer next The lease OF the building will eN-
Pie the 18th of September. Ample time will be az
iorded-ihe purchaser TO make arrangements TO renew
@ property or extend the lease Several persons have
Iet oaSase II this Hotel security for unpaid bills
which VIII also be sold if not redeemed previous day
OF sac. ,augt- w4wcsdItl 81
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A,VTuEEaCEE RESTAUIsaT,

xx~I MR.. SMITH has just received splendid 81
stassortment of Summer Ales, OF the clloic afC<1s
est brands
Scotch Ale, bottled;
LOudon Porter do,
London Brown Stout, bottled;
Also choice lot of Theoretically sealed Salmon, Lob
sters, Oysters, &C., dc. ljy3u
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@. HATCHITT
j. T. WALKER.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DPS. BYFORD & FINCH.

XTTOULD inform the citizens of Evansville that they
w have associated themselves together in the prac
tee of Medicine, Surgery and Obstetrics Their Office
on the corner of First and Vine streets.
Evansville, June ssth, 1852. iu 29u
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Paper Hanging.

FE'HF subscriber would respectfully inform his eusto
mers and the public generally, that he has on hand
and is constantly receiving the newest STYLES aud patterns
Of PAPER HANGlNGS AND BOhDEitS, suitable for
Halls, ParlOrs, Dining and Chamber Rooms. Of rich
Gilt French white plain and figured papers, Ofthe BEST
pate and cJlors. Also complete assortment If me
dunn and low priced Papers Borders, Curtain, Panel
Marble, and Oak Papers Center Pie cs. and Ceiling Or
naments. The above goods have been selected from
the best French aud American mgnsacurcrs ami will DC
sold at the lowest prices, the Evansville Wall Paper
and Lamp Store Of JOHN G. DEVEhEUX, Jr.
augl0 Main ST. between Ist and I'll.
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ENGLIsH AND CLAsSiCAL NcMONI..


THE undersigned thankfully actno Wedges the en-
l. enlargement that has been afforded him in the
commencement of his educational labOrs in this Commu-
nity and announces that the Second Term of his
School will commence the first Monday of September,
in the building adjoining the Episcopal Church. Parents
entrastin their 10 his care, may be assured The!
shall receive at his hands all the benefit that eNtesiye
experience Educator, and enthusiastic devotion 10
his profession impart ORDER, complete and perfect
will be required in the chOO Room, Indispensable 10
the right discharge ofthe duties of the place SYSTEM in
study will be eXempiied and neulcatcd as an impor'
tant aid to intellectual progress and daily, actual and
visible IMPROVEMENT viii b. demanded ofeyeTy scholar,
the only sufficient evidence OF fithful study Atcn-
ton will also BE- given the cultivation OF reiRcd and
polished manners and specially % the formation osood
morals aud correct principles. Ill branches belonging
20 thorough English education, together with the elias
sizes will be taught, aud being himself practical
eOuEtInt the undersigned will pay particular attention to
penmanship, and wilrom time TO time fOrn classes in
bookkeeping.
He pledges himself 10 furnish superior article in
ever department OF instruction, and hopes TO be
taned b. the serl minded citizens Of the place in sup
plying an Acknowledged deficiency in this community.
TERMS QUARTER,
Elementary branches. .............SJ 90
Higher fsngilsn. "
Latin, Greek, Algebra, Geometrv, Sc, soO
either or all V"
aug7 JAMES GREENE;
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successors TO I. >. EaFDcr - Coz
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
HATS. CAPS, AND FCE GOODS,
45j Main street, LOUisriNe, KeHtHety.
DEING successors and former partners in Of the
oldest and most sHcCessful Hat Houses ia the West
era country take the liberty notify the customers
of the old firm and the public generally Of the fact. and
thar continue the business az the old stand. under u-
usual advantages, with iGr-e stock Of Fresh Goods
One Of our firm is in the East with leash ia hand"
for the purchase and manufacture of such kinds OF goods
as cannot be got up here 10 advantage.
Our long experience and improved arrangements in
Manufacturing and Importing and our acquaintance
with the business and the wants and tastes OF he est
South fully qualify at all times To supply Gus
toners with the very best OF goods in line the
most vOrabe terms. For OF undoubtcd short pa
per will be always prepared TO sell at the i0Uest
EasterR prices.
The fact now well established that the style Of
DRESS HATS is peculiarly adapted TO the tastes and
wants the South and West, and of superior work man
ship and mseralwe warrant them To excel all others
We say 10 Merchants visiting city that our FALL
rocK Foa lS9 ia and variety. cannot be eXcecd
i'm auy market, and that resolved 10 manttf he
reputation heretofore acquired by the firm OF Of r. ).
Barber Co.. OF selling the best and the cheapest goods
in the market. POLLARD, PRAIHEh a SMITH.
Louisville, July 90, lsJ2. laugl0- lnd.l
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FR ESH ARRIFAL.
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES.

rvT THE undersigned would respectfully in -
form the Public that he has now on hand, /
- and Is weekly receiving the largest and n ttsE
most approved styles Of the above articles. -
Satin, Beaver silk and Fur Hats from the best manufac-
lures.
Laics Morocco and Kid Ladies' Boots Buskins Walk
ing shoes and slippers. Also, for Misses de-. &c. low
for cash. at Mr. DeFoe's old stand, opposite the Bank.
myi-n ]. ". PAKVIS.
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FRESH ARRIVAL orpRY GOODS

THE subscribers have Just received SO package a,
fresh and desirable Goods, embracing Philip
sons D9nneils, Manchester, Glade, Briggs, Moshas-
Amcsking and China Denims; Jewett City Miloile OTIS
Baseom and Falls Company Shifting Stripes; vaT;du
styles OF Joseph Rpka's fancy cotton cassmeres ana
good assortment OF bleached shirings plaid inseys bIe
sattneits red and yellow woollen and brown Csnton
Flannels; blue and brown Drilis first rate varsy
OF Ickngs Kentucky Jeans and heavy a. brown shees
ns Ao which We offer TO the trade at reduced priees
part o. s lot OF Goods were purchased by our Trend.
"a. ..ew gork q The g sae,' and arc selling theSa
low, because nee cant do so.
jyl4 MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE, CT EVANSVILLE
Evansville, Es.I.

| TIME regular course of Lectures in this Insli
| l. tuition will commence on the first Monday
at November, under the following Faculty, 10
SIT.
/ LEVI L. LAYCOCK. NJ D Emeritus PROBES
scr of Phy>i1lugT and Pathology
HUGH RONALDS, NJ. ID, Professor Of Cen
eral Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy
C. \. POSTER, A. NJ, NJ. D., Professor Of
Chemistry.
JOHN R. WILCOX, H. D., Professor oil
Maisria Mcdica and Lherap utics.
MADISON j. BRAY, 81. d., Professor Vi ihe
PRIME iplcS and Practice of Surgery.
WILLIAM II BYFORD, NJ D, Professor
OF the Theory and Practice oi Medicine
GEORGE b. Waller. NJ. d. Professor OF
Obstetrics and Diseases OF " ornen and Children.
WILLIAM 4. MCDOWELL NJ. d., ProeS-
sor of Institutes OF Medicine and Medical Juri>-
prudence
JOHN 7. WALKER, NJ. D., Demonstration of
Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms for the study OF Practi
cal Anatomy, under the supeTniendence Uf The
Professor OF Anatomy or The Demunstraior will
be open Tor the reception of Students by the LIST
OF October.
Fees for full course. SIS.
Naturalization ticket and Demonstrators tick
Ell. each IS. Diploma zee $50.
Good boarding may be obtained al from 81 so
to IS 90 per week
ANY one desiring further information, may ad-
dress the Dean (p st paid) by mail, which will
be promptly attended 10.
G. b. WALKER, NJ. D.,
Jyl5 3m Dean ofihe Faculty.
.-5}' I, re- Haute Express; Indiana State SEN
uAeli Springfield Qill.) Register and Shawnee
own lll'noisan, please copy TO amount OF -, and
send account 10 Dear.