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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-05
board OF HEALTH.

BOARD Oh III Il Lib.
TIA meeting orthe Common Council of the city of Ev
\ ansvc held july l1th. s5.. the following ,eBtl
men were appointed BOARD or HEALTH Tor said ct!
the ensuing !ear:
HALLCCK ISAAC CASSELBERRY
T. Y. MITCHELL, B. Y. DAVIDSON,
ThOS. VI. JOHNSON, Esq.
IT FCity papers copy.
The following Sections are city Ordinances:
SECTION = ID shall .c IN. duty Of every pr=cticinE rny
scan tho city, to otify mcmher Of the board
health OF every Of disease IN
the city within six hours ier the presence Of such dis
ease comes his knowledge and every such physician
shall quarterly report said board OF health every death
which shall TO his knOwied in the course of hi:
practice and also the of such death. and should any
ulvsciau ucce, to comply With the requirements oi tai:
section of Ills ordHaIce e shall for ever! such neglect
forfeit and pay Lot less than three nor more than tWeLt!
dollars.
SEC q. Ifa any peFson shall at any time knowingly in
tro,lucc or aid assist in Introducing tG the city
coutaears or infectious disease of dangerous lOath
some character such person stall for such offence
forfeit and pay nOl less than three nor more than City dol
laTse JAS. u IH- -"a. or.
A'tst:
Jxu. j. CnAxprrR. Clerk. iy22-3ml
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LOUISVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS
E1ii importation Of Dry Goods,
JAMES LOW 81 co.
No. AZ Main street louisville Ky

No. 4l7 Main street Louisville KY,
IeESPECTFULLY announce 10 their customers and
III all purchasers of Dry Goods. that they have in
store; aud oer for sale The largest and best assorted
stock. To be found West OF the Mountains Their Goods
have been purchased exclusively Tor cash and they
determined TO adhere 10 the -yscn OF small profits
The majority of their Cloths Cassers aud white Goods
they imported direct from Europe and can sell them
profit less tasi other Western Houses. They solicit an
eIannation of hetr stock from al buyers of Goods in
LIelr market. augli
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wEoLEsAEE AND RETAIL.


FANCS DRY GOODS.
TUS'r received per steamer Hndoo. II Cases fancy
j Dry Goods Comprising in part the following, to wit
Plain and Figured Chameleon;
d., do silk,
Mouslin DeLains;
Cashmere do
Wool do
Florence Siiki
silk Serge:
Grape assd;
Rich winter Bonnet Ribbons;
Biz an,i Fancy ig. silk Vels
Black silk Shawls;
Bay State do
Sup. Fine do
Black and Fancy silk Cravatsl
Ladies' Fancy silk ries;,
Artifeias. (Winterl
Cuffs and Ruches ass'd;
Kid Gloves do
SILK and Cashmere do
lisic Thread and Cotton do
ALSO,
5 cases Sprague, p. Allen & Son, and Globe Fancy
Prints:
I do Solid Clyd:
I do Bleaehed-MuSln; and for sale low hv
sppt22 MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.
FRENCH GREEN WINDOW PAPER.
SOPIEcEs double green lust red m! for sale at
oct1 Nain at. three doors below Second
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BORDERS.

YrIIIE subscriber has hand large and beautiful a
L sOrtmcnt of Gold, Velvet and cheap Borders,
which the attention Of the public respectfully drecte
JOHN e. DENEREUX. JR.,
iyo7 Main between Let and 2d streets.
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UiO.Esi.., EUrnisf,i ng Goods, Hats,


Caps, dc.
TIE undersigned having iustCH
>os.yzr1 bought out the Clothing Establish a
.sfss.-, meB1 OF Mr.. ). KAHx under the e@~
- Journal Once, 1uld respceth lly call
The attention Of the public to the large stock of Clothing
furnishing Goods. oc.. which they now have on hands
They Of The best manufacture and made in tho most
fashionable styles. Haying been purchased at such rates
will enable them 10 sell at the very lowest prces
Those wanting Clothing Of any description OF Uei,ie-
advantage 10 ol AZ tits establishment before purchasing
elsewhere In this will be found Overeoas Coaks,
Dress Frack and Sack Goats Shirts, Hats and Gaps, &c.
csc which are now open for inspection. Call yoL wait
get goods ehean GOTTLEIB, VILE * CO.
decf2-tf
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Of every article requisite to complete gentlemens ward
robes.
GOA rs AN D CLOAKS
nnea'sormen. ofJlue. brown, grey drab Mackiraw
Bankeis Box and overcoais; ie 10: Of cloth coats of
ell sizes and prices superior black French and
English Coh Dress Frock and Sack Goats full trimmed:
sanett and Cashnerciie Coats; brown green aud grey
and all colors o Tweed and Cashmere sack rrock and
dress Coats. koUndabouts and Goats cfail kinds.
PANTA 20 NS-Superior black and blue cloth and
cashmere pants hncy French Cashmere Pants; fancy
stripes. blue black and steel mixed and mixed SAITH
nett Pants Tweed and Corduroy pants ofevery variety and
price To suit purchasers.
NESTS-Biack silk and satin Vests fancy aud plain silk
velvet Vests fancy cashmere Vests satne,t vests and
Ves q an kinds
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CNGARs-oo.oo0 choice brands of every Kind jus
I ! reed and foe sale by
ocilJ PRESTON BROTHERS.
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NEW YORK CLoIMING STORE.
on WATER STREET. uoRSBRooK & BrRrIs' GROCER

also, c as.Orimcnt OF nne Lnon ShTts and Cravats,
aid various other articles.
In addition the above, lmy usual sock) hare Just
returned from the East with spiended and extensive
stock of Cloths OF evsTy description will sell low at
Wholesale and Retail manufacture the same 10 order
rod hts and perfect satisfaction. or 10 trade
am using il my establishment Patent sering
Machine. which enl lbles To- make upchea than
other establishment which does not them. THIS Ma
chine is working oution in the Tailoring Business.
have obtained the sole right TO sell patent rights OF this
invention u Nanderbgrgh coGnty anG ask from the trade
an examination of this machine
septi s. GUMBERTS.
u. 81 take for Clothing ri any kind and
make order in the best style.
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y yORGAN & DAVIDSON, Physicians and Surgeons.
y Office on FIRST street, the Sherwood House.
where one can be found M any hour We will attend 20
all calls either in the City or Country. ml22-lyl
~ (iOSGING. House and Sign Painter. Glazier. &e.,
III. corner First and Main streets, over ShaDs!n d
Rcly's Store, Evansville, Ia.
II Pan or1-fs thankfully received and done with dis
patch lmhSi-"
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MORGAN KEEN q PRESTON,
COOV,S PANTY GROCEHY.

rJIHE undersigned has this day opened, in inek's new
Il building, First street. between Main and Locust y
splendid stock of Family Groceries, of my own selection
from Eastern marx cts. which will sell at very low price,
for cash. Produce of all kinds,
shall keep constantly hand fresh supplies of Butter
Cheese Lard, Poultry and other leading articles. for the
table direct from the farmers, having made arrangement.
To- he supplied several times week during the
with all kinds of Country Produce All goods purchased
at Cooks will he dlvcred at the residence OF customers
VI sesired have market wagon especially for tina
nurpose the reore solicit share Of public phtronacc
aud will try to merit IL. Please call and examine IN.
stock Tic3Utfl I'll. COOK.
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CLOTHING, &C.
CENCKNATI CLOTNlvC STO1E.
. NEXT DOOR c. BELL, DRu6orr. MAIN sTRtET,


Mes.rs. AHLER-
ERiNG 81 BSUM
MEA isavciust re-
ccivcd from their
manufactory in Gin
einnati, the latest
New York style of
Pail and Winter
e Clothin z; ali of
which are made &
trimmed in the
best manner, un-
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C,TAR CANDLES-ea whole and half boxes, nves and
- SKIES for sale BY :. r.. GILBERT ds co.
0et29 sycamore near water
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-18
4 7f,g Il Cincinnati Hydropnthic Or
Wa terG Cure EStabliSh hment.

rr,HE above Institution is now open the reception OF
lpaens 1t is located about Ne mules mule ro0ni ae asn
ton Cincinnail and Dayton Railroad IN the ear anu az
easy OF those desirous Of enjoying the
benefits 6i the Institution. la..L . l1s . -. :
10 The lover parts OF the country can uI,
nsh otc pleasing variety OF scenery than sP eads itse
before the tla.ect an the way ON ~ 70 @ Inc
Cmc The,e nature and art commune lehueiins ho '.'"
beautiful beyond description ; ,;.,,, ~, ~. ,e,
The nc large and Lcauid Ediee displays me h
Interior combined with the numerous attractions Wnicn
to the invalid os be as i ae
sye the Rooms spacious and invitlns Whee tne
The i1ss He'd
and lily furnished; the Bath Rooms AZ ample anu eo
E e IN saon
Gymnhsium Hail. seventy FIVE !cct long. wheIc paueh,s
strength by heath. The SPRINGS which snf, MT
ns he water o this s.e sear pare SOL,
aI @arih water both cold delicious The country and
re0s sinss We
not think OF more desirable place Tor those seehahs
M Pc lad much experience in the treatment
of disease or many years, to INFORM the
that no p1S Ws5l TO iRssa lis s
yea,s devoted her attention TO the ,i M
to her SEX and being every way quaIco
So ,h ehags s gsIn o tfs oI
department Poaysas 9te w,ln and happiness
The ,v bs in
ess o large porton 81 .hi nepeent or
OF any kind TO this sbjeet we YOU'D t
the attention OF ladies, as III al" la Sa Ia.
perform perfect cure , a, or tbe c;ncinnati
md Dayton Raroad will stop at the Carthage
station Patients requested to bring two @
bies two blankets two Sheets SIX toWels' anu
oW,,;tr oS old linen suitable for bandages i7,, !,
terrs Board Msdlea Services anu a., ~
.seL,v Extra attendance will subject the patent 10 an
extra charge some deduction VII Se msas r. pe hs1ls
ton Transient persons Will be charged two aollars pei
day.. lin ho rb, reed for the first
| examination.
| for ''tieei 1 leips r. seT's' b. A. PEASE, II. D.
so ii tbitiss 1l5 Proprietor and Phyaieian
~ ,i,+o, Co. Ohio 15r55j a ng y aug2i. {
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-18
QUINCY FOUNDRY
Corner arnin and Quincy streets,


WHEELING, VA. ,,f5
rI,E Subscribers having greatly enlarged and now cot-
pletcd their extensive establishment are pIearcd 70
furnish the public with every variety OF work Ill ter hae
SPLENDID plain fancy arches, including lenders, sum
fronts. fire iron stands, &C., ovens, common rosnh
and straight barred crates. -.4 s & O.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES,
ncuding the newest and most improved coal and wool
stoves Franklin, balloon cannon ten plate keel soaI
bachelor chamber, and palor stoves ron$4 oo 10 Sso
Hollow. ware its branches Sugar Kettles, OF vail
GUS Sizes and ythng in the domestic line wholesale
and retail. o. So,
and most improved assortment OF patterns, our long en-
hitherto received, warrant to expect continuation oil
custom in this part business Wind nl hay scaies
corn shelter truck wheel, and small wagon Castings
"'s''' Fl PLoUGAS. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS. .5N
We are prepared furnish the patent lever patent hill
side Crane Iiu Hornet, Snider DC We have also &C.
cured al this exclusive right to manufacture 0
GIST,S PATENT PLOUGH, one OF the most improved
implements in farming at the present uay.
yerandas &c. Porter's improved graduating twyere or
iroye secured the patent right Tor seSeiai eont
tes this useful iron and can exhibit
from the United States ArmoEy qlhies
for facilitating the Blacksmiths labors which no other
possesses Window caps consols, &c In short every
Thing lire business Sad irons with 'ancy stands
scrapers porch vault cele rs window ana sewe.
grangs, Wrought iron nail, anu SPIKES OF the oest
qualty and at the lowest prices ,,5 h.,
wishing TO purchase IN our line, wnoiesne
or retail will please give CALL All orders from the
country carefully attended TO and runctually hcd
Scrap iron purchased at market pTices ICES, ,o,.pue
aug2i. ioN ss 'f.f En'''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-18
=WHEEIING. VA 77sA TURDAY MORNING
CITY@.BUSINESS.
patrenize. 2our Own Manu-
-s fs 7tl5.f s.,!y2 Gaetures. gUni sI5 .8i .l-i .
.. Wheeling Silk Factory. nl

MEXICAN Silk, n,anulac ured into superior and sub
n sant articles OF the various fabrcs In use at
GiII,S SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel
In. Tho curious In s,c invited to call and
he process or manufacturing and those wishing to rur-
chase Silks, wholesale retail gan be supplied on reason
Adams, s. s. F0rbs', a o. PaiIchd's Marsh & ray-
ior,s and O. w. Heisill's. Wheeling Va and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 49, Main
Street. Cincinnati, O.. ~, Ft.,t -. .-,,
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals,
at American Institute New York franklin Institute
nanscturig and our stock is now large and sensonabe
comprising many satins
plaid figured printed all the newest styles made OF
lest twincd silk twed and plain. Also, Shirts drawers
please cali md patronze this important branch of
ican manufacture every variety otsis ompt
ly executed. ..s..Ig s - , <.,, ,u.,.a .f- -It
~ 80 ''''-.7 : gIllIl E-H tIEJOHS w. GILL
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C1.EvELAND AND PlETsBUEsG RAIn
ROAD. t. H.
- - 60 go: E;a 60 - q

~ ExH9ca1ySl -SSs -. .sss W 81 ~ GSst.ss.-
~ and after Wednesday, June 10th, 1852, Passenger
leave Glsseand w at siS RxpIsss Train for Mes.
willie and Intermediate staonsi OSLO r. ~, Aceommoda.
ton eE Ss for
WssSs s,GRnE At t II y H. Express Train for
Cleveland, and mediate stations. .a- a-l ,.a
The 9iO Express Train from Cleveland, connects daily
ssenna with warns Lne & -Four Horse Coaches toI
Road at Bayard with hacks for Dover, New Philadelphia
anF FOR fPiTTSBURG $40 A. NJ Express Train,
from Cleveland connects at Wesye with the new and
elegant wheel steamer FOREST CITY for Pittsburgh
Fare from Cleveland to Pittsburgh, by Ohio and Penn
Fare from Pittsburgh, by of Wellsye,
$3.50. ''.ih W., =. - "a. =!
.beskes tRIonsh to Pttsbursh via wesve
FOR HEELiNG.IThe9 $40 A. NJ. Express train from
he
wheeling touching intermediate landng and arriv.
M iss
with the above steamers at Wssye also WIN n .ne
Pt,,buIs =, o'sloa,b q M and R
whss9s 4 lo as
time to connect with the Lake Steamers for New
Also for Toledo, De,loit Chicago Racine, Mlwaule.
and the entire North West -. : =
s n aIrse at eT the
evening and on the following night can DC N New
The Accommodation Train leaving Rarenna at O'Clock.
M connects at Hudson with the Akran Br anch Rah
reaches az III IN o
Cincinnati Railroad for tho South. ~, =, =.
Ss nress Tran rom
Gil c;nnnti and Columbus at and with the Akron
Branch R RpilTeaa ao osrles. Faeso1 JOHN DuRAND
| CIa-eiand lime IA '5a @ fsei Superintendent,
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ri ocaI aud Travelling Agents Wanted for
-Eonnlar and uscful Books lust publshed CALlFOR

n ocnI aud Travelling Agents wanted Tor
kIEPopuar and Useful Books just published Ca LifGh
MA IAIILLUSTRATED, including description oi inc "a
mama and Nicaragua routes with 4S subctb 1inteu ho
rraphs, 324 pages, Svo; price s. This work. by J. ~
Iets has been adjudged by the unanimous VOICE OF INC
teesng that has been upon tns golaeh
theme Since the publication Of OF tIaV
es no work that has created such thrnS
Sensation emineny PRACTICAL ana
with incidents OF the amusing character In the Ian
euaee OF one or the city editorials perfect daguerre
otype of California, taken by the light OF noondsy
Also, Dr. Bcaehs great work on Medsipe. ae
ces 200 Wings syo sheer price Dr. Beach ~ at
the head practice In this was
tho demand that eighteen thousand COPIES OF hs WORK
were prinsed ~ so, Dr. G. ID IA aIamenda
work on the same principles OF PRACTICE MNp5CAL N;
FORMATION FOR THE MILLION, or f.auE f GUIDE l
sf paper eoverss fourth Thousand. A.s, WOMAN ~
fJRRR VARIOUS RELA pracdcal roles
or females, for ihhr conit In the detail Of
svery omestc duty; royal 1Smo red CLOTH
e4 price cens This work should hands
OF especially the yorrg Such sits poparty
bst thfea thousand Comics have bfsn sold the
zion Of New YafE alone within very tow months
stamps viii bc promptly filled, prepaid 10
any part e. saress ans sh''e' p YOUNG r
s-sfT-.l,Gf u fsrcenssor to VIM Holdl edge.1tsi
Nc. ti3 Fulton street, New forg eity:z.
Editors diving .ais advertisement two or three ~.
serors entire entitled tn copy OF II.
f52 ~ n8pan.'s Powder. .s.e,, :. ~ il5
yHE subsefiber has tic Asncy or the above Powder
and has ll supply Of all qualities on m nana 1t SOW
n. ~ rE1 q a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-18
STEAM. MARBLE WORKS,

s..iEs &C MARKET ST, ,WHEELlNG, Va.
TIME SUBSCRIBER having. made extensive arrange.
mcpts in the East the supply of Marble, and con
tcmpating the erection Of Steam works. he would invite
eral TO the inspection of his stock consisting or Italian
sytinn Sienna and other Marbles OF the finest
qualities which sold lower than other establish
inent in the west. H.. ;. 3,
stock before purchasing elsewhere. ,,.-
His work is done in the most elaborate style ana ne
would invite the attention OF purchasers 70 eNaninc ms
stock of Statuary work. Monuments Cen
oaps Tonbs Head and foot stones &C., and Grave yard
work in variety being enabled hy nus iaci
tiles supply this work at considerable lower prices tha
anv other establishment IN the country.
- - .--7Il MICHAE Ell J. ROIAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
o-Also Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts Models. and Marietta Trina sohes WatIa
n, In. lowest trade piices yd.
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New Music Store.
slim of the dsrccinn Trigonun, No. 400
Niuiu street. -.--@ .-,..rH

Main street. IN .s,..-I
J. FlCKlEsoN would .1esrr:,:iuily an az
II II " Il cnity that he has just opened new ard
lelegan, establishment ior the sale sale OF vioins
ons, Banjos and Tanlborincs Brass instruments The
frs. and hest make.
singing. a.,
Music for the Piano. Guitar. Flute and VIOLIN also The
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
Clarocs Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin anu Guitar
Screws Violin Finger and Tail boards u ;ta-p4f
Bows Violincelo and Violin. =, ....si ..,s I,
A. Kleber's Furniture Polish, for renovatng fatiHshcu
Furniture such hs Pianos, Cabinets Steam Boats OF any
escriptons OF Furniture. il'G.. IT,, :.
Also or sale by the gent kleber, Ptsburg Pianos
OF the first and best CtuIc III the ned siaes sue
as Nunns and Cark's grand and square Panos b. Dun
bams ialett and Aliens cceba ated Boston Pianos &C.
Agent for the make Carhardt and Needham's Patent
Melodeons. ,.-a.. :. =. !,
a. II lowest prices. 'ii. s-z'af'- 80 ~ 't IT,
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COPPER, TIN, s. SHEET Iron WARE
- q II..l-L Mandatory iLG. -u-

Is THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
c bestowed upon him. the subscriber would respectful
I'D y inform his friends and the public generally that he
tconnues anufactnre the above named articles in
ali their OF which he has always hand good
sortmept for Wholesale and retail at very low priest
He also keeps on hand cooking stoves OF the most
owed patterns for coal and wood -
Job work will continue receive his particular attention
and he executed with promptncss and in style that will
p.HsS susei ' ''''e Z. vARNEY, no. 8. Main st.
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SEP BIER e Is, 1859.
CINCINNATI,
MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE,
3of fCineInna,i-sse ssession 81 lsSa-,s3. 4

a-iJdef OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of lSSS,bS. r
IHE regular course OF Medical Lectures in this Insttu
| Il ton viii commence on the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT,ts52, and continue four months .lecz
IA t8lis--ttg..f BpAzDt toffrRusTEEs. .g.. .ttI .
Rev. c. ELLIOTT, u. d., President of the Board. ,
O. M. LANGDONX, VI. d., Secretary" % -FF
q Rev. THORNTON AIN Ills tht =" 80 '4tii
Hon. c. u. CoFFIN.ga ~ r,lEsg'IT sHl1Gtf
X. d. MUSSEY, NJ. ID. gtsi- ,,., l,. FI.lfi.-t= -
Hon. JOHN BURGOYNE..
Hon. GEO HoADLEY, JR. a ~
EN-! GREGORY, Esq. ,faBlF lti pc fspsn fG
GEO. N DENHALL,M ~. d. -as ya ~ 20 .ss. Il II
The Faculty is composed Of the following gentlemen;
r. D. Mussey N. d., Professor OF Descriptive and Oper
u r. JupKiNs NJ ID. Professor of Anatomy e-3En
JONI DAVIS, NJ d., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy: "a,
Jous F. WHlrE NJ. D.. Professor Of Theory and Prac'
| iceof Medicine ~ ,.'s y - ~
Diseases ofWopen nndS hdfen id 9ui ,iliuay l,.,-E
JoHS A. MURPHY NJ. u Professor of Materin Medica,
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence. ~ - :,
C. G. CoMEaYs Md, Professor OF Institutes OF Medi.
cine. il Il No 9EG is51J s,t 1T.pr ,laHIib iG'3aJ
Joux LOCKE, in. NJ d. Lecturer on Chemistry.
PRELIMINARY OF Lectures upon some important
speciatcsin Medicine and Surgery will be given during
the month OF October9 These lectures will be free Stu.
dents advised to commence with this COURSE m ii.
The DISSECTISG ROOMS, under tho supervision OF
the Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy, will be opened on the
1st OF October. Hl 10 ,aenihet ~ -g1t.,.5n -.
Frxs Tor the full slo5. sla.ieuation Ticket So.
Disscctng Ticket $40, Graduation Fee S25. ..,it.
For further information address
,tc,I! t...ltH ftlf siff Dean OF tho Faculty.
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DRUGS; MEDICINES,
Chemicals, Perfumery, &C., &c

III. CHUMBACFkER would announce to his
friends and the public generally that having purehas
ed the the senior partner in the business atey
conducted Under the firm OF j. Crumbacker d son, nc
will continue the old stand No. 1T5 Main ST.
and would respectfully solicit and trusts to merit eontin
uance OF patronage bestowed on the old
opening extensive and well selected stock OF Drugs
purchased after strict personal inspection and with
sepuous regard to purity OF quality and are now
to the public the most reasonable terms. iyt'
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,,a,i SEASON zAIsIsANG EMENT. n
Michigan Central Rail road Line!
inssSHT E2s Esa Eaaasl sAl III
sszs sssssS S sssslasa Is az ss;

JS3s8 k.tp7 CLEVELAND pErRoIr,a isliiat ttfEa
III connection i the Cereand aud Cincinnati Railroad,
clereiand and Eric r. r., Ciereand and ftts6ugh r. r.
. gnd Michigan Central r. r, le. aioltHari %. l.d
Passengers will be eketed through from any point on
Lake Michigan to Cleveland, CINCINNATI Pittsburgh and
Wheeling and from either Of those places to any point on
This line will be composed of two low pressure
steamers built expressly for the route.
CLEVELAND.. 49,. CAPT. ". Y. sTASARD.
FOREST City,. CART. l.. a. FIERCE
i0A boat will Cleveland for Detroit anu Detroit for
Cleveland every evening at 81 o'clock arriving in both
cities the following morning in FOR the morning
trains OF Chicago, CINCINNATI and Pittsburgh and
for the Lake Superior and Saginaw boats Detroit They
will run from Cleveland in the following order: Ha q;
FOREST CILY s.a,--f..
Monday -. Wcdnes Friday
,IFnfl no. s.9 CLEVELAND, .pnuuagir,, Ign
And will leave Detroit: y ...-.iEl iliS W is@tai
CLEVELAND III So.
Monday. Wednesday, Friday
Zero. i.e "a. 5-f FOREST CITY ~ L.. .eLEi.!.sf
Tuesday. Thur sday. Saturday
The undersigned are prepared to make contracts for all
kinds of freight from Cleveland to Detroit, Macknaw,
Saut st Marie Saginaw and all ports on Lake Michigan
OCEAN, CASPIAN, AND ST. LOUIS
will compose the line until the new boats are ready
-, 1T :. HI AGENTS. -=r,f,itfss, fs-.s.
C. BRADBURN & Co., Cleveland,
s. PITTMAN, TRIO WBRIDGE& JONES. Detroit. E
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