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DlEMEH & HAMPTON
ORW9G1S TSo

/ DlEMEH & HAMPTON
DRW9G1S U.s.
FAYETTEVILLE, TENN.
DEALERS IN
Medicines. Paints, Dye-StniTs,
Glass. p rfumeFy, soaps,
t BrGsiaesI Oils, Varnishes,
Surgical Instruments.
Farley Articles,
Extracts, &C.,
E{AKE pIeasute in announcing to Physi-
q Clans, and the public generally, that
they have recently increased their stock by
[le reception Of a fresh supply direct from
EhIladeiphia. which we Think makes IL the
BEST AssoRTMENf ever offered in this mar
ReF among which are the following
AciDs-B enzol E. Citric. Acetic, Muriaiic,
Sulrhurie, NlrIcl Nitrous, TanaTic; Adhesive
raster, African PePp pow'G; Alcohol, 90
per cent deodoli zed; AIeppo Calls. A bnss
Ssefo'IiHe and csPfTAntimony ,SuIph Golden;
airmonIa, spls and aqua; Arrow Root,
American, BefmJ Ida j amaica; Arsenic. ASA
iGlda.
! Palsam Copabh, solid fir, lou. true; Black
Opp, Bust IiSsue, Blue Mass, Saucers, Wit
rio. Bordx refine !, Breast Pipes, Brims,ope
roll
I Calomel English. Camphor ref, Canfhar-
iaes' Carbonate A m mVnla, Ca,damom seeds,
Casnie Soap, Casio Oil IN bottles or by the
gall; Calhelers, gam elastic aud silver: Gle
IoiJrni, CInnamoh BaIk. Ciiure ON, Czech
meal, Cod Liver Oh. Composition Powder;
CoFks, demgohn. bottle and vial; Cream Tar
tar CreosoIe. Cfhcltless Cubebs, Cuppng
Glasses.
Digi'af lis leaves DOvers Powders. q s. P.
Itlater um, EN- Try. EPSON Salts, Ergot
EIlier, niIfc. suphuric; Extracts. belladcms.
buIIernuf. cleuta, genuaD, hellebore. hyosci-
am Us; logweod. PIX vom'ca. red bark, Iheu.
barb, stIamonlum IaTaxacum.
+
+ Tour Of sulph ir, Fowler-s solution.
dambOge, GeItisn Root, Ginger Root.
Glue besI Gold leaf. GraIns OF Paradise;
Guhs, Arabic, gpIaeum. myth, saDJarac.
she lac, uagacanlH
Hofiman's And1yne; Iodides. iron. lead,
Potassium; Iodine English, lpecac, Iron BY
hydrogen. lsInsass.
Jalap pow'd, 1ujube Paste, Laudanum,
Lemon syrup. Liquor rice calabria, Lobelia ia
dala, Lunar Causic.
NJ
Magnesla carb and caleined Mama Flake,
hetcutiai OinimeSt MorphIa, acetate, nun
ale, suIPhaIe; M0itars, Wedgewood. Musk.
Mustard.
Nipple Glasses. Nursing Bottles, Nmmees.
Nux Vqmica.
Oils, oil almondi amber. anseed. bergamOI.
0lack pepper, cagupur, cedar, cinnamon.
cloves. coPaiba, oabebs, ]eSsamlne, jumper.
lavender, lemon. hetoil, organum, pepper
mIni, Thodlum. rose pure, rosemary ,sassairas,
InieIgreen, wOrrhseed; Opium. Turkey. de-
harcduzed. pow'd; Orange Peel. Onis Root
pow'd. OSsa sepa.
p
Patent Lint. Pearl Barley; Peruvian Bsrks.
red ai,d yellow; Pdssaues, glass, gum elastic;
Phi Boxes, wood and paper; Pink Saucsrs.
Pipefne; Polassa, bIcarbonaie, chlorale, sui
pha.e; Precip CTrb Iron, Prepared Chalk
Pfussian Blue, PrussIate OF Po'assa,. Puivs
Anunlonlalis, Putty.
n
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r All. TRADE!
@Gn0DWDsNSo
cash for WOOL

I'VE Win ray 3Octs per pound IN Cash
w iorlclean washed Wool, OF will give
goods or groceries at loves; rates for II.
$OUTHWORTH, MORGAN s NEIL.
July %. ISIS
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ATLANTA, GA.-Corn 85 TO 90c e bushel
sacks returned; Meal (Gdod) 9Oc; Oats So
10 Coo; Bacon 1910 l24cI$ is; Lard II 10
l2z; Butter (irosh) l5c; Irish Potatoes 81
IF bu; Peas IS TO 80; Feathers SO to 35 Il
t.
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Fail and Winter Dress Goods.

Az A SPLENDID assortment of black ~
zEzAs3 and fancy Silks, Pophns. Cash
~ nleres, MeIinos. Plaid Silks ,deLaines.
AlP4ccss, Ginghams, Cuffs, Guitars, Capes,
Lagos, EdgingS. Inserungs, Ribbons. plain
and EMBROIDERED Hdkfs, Cloves. Hosiery and
ShaWfS, a ine lor All Of which we viii sell
low. Gail and examine them.
Odt. IA. SHANKLIN s GARDNER.
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Tbermome tier at S /. Johnsb my, Vt,
morning of the 10th, 81 des rees be-
low zero. So says a CORES pendent
of the Boston Atlas
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or Adyertis ments mus, be handed into
the Office by Tuesday Mbrnihg,to insure
an appearance in the following Paper.
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/ Miscellaneous Hardware.

NUNS and GuubsrreIs, Gun Locks. Curry
" Combs, very large stock; Fry Pans,
rea Kettles, Sitiers. Shoyels and Tongs,
Coffee Mills, Cotton Cards, Candlesticks,
Long handle Snovels, Spades. Springs and
A xles, Safety Fuse, Manila Rope, SC.
Feb. II FALL & CUNNINGHAM.
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P.gP UP.

NfTERY person owing the is hereby mott
~ fed to come forward and settle up. as
long5r indulgence cannot be given. "A
proupt attention TO this will save cosT.
Add the gentleman who borrowed my
bearsskin Saddle Bags, about 5 months
ago, ds Respectfully requested 10 LEI me have
them for few days, as | wish 10 use them.
Feb. S, 1852. w! III. MOORES. :
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Neallk4 Printed Blanks.

Constable, And Justices blank Ks just print
cd, and for Sale a,our desk--c cheap.
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Quassia, Quinine suIphate.

IL
Rhubarb Root, Rochelle Salts, Rose Water.
SaIeratus. Sal Ammonlac. Sand Paper.
Scales AID Weighs, Scamnony, Seld!uz
Powders. Seneca OH, Snake Root. Soma
Alex, Sheep Skins; Surgical instruments. a
tine assortment; Shoe Backing, Slippery
Elm Bark pow'h; Snohs. maccoGUy, rappee.
scotch; Soda Powders, SpaluIa, Sponge. Ba-
hama; SpIs ammonia. lavender com iutp-.
peuune; SquiIis white, Stomach TuGes.
Strengthening Plasiers. Stryehhia, Sugar Ct
Lead, Suspensory Bundsges, Sweet OH fine.
Syrnges, glass, male aud female, Syrup
SquIls; Segars, diferen, brands, &C. SC.
t
Ia maTinds, TaPioca, Tart Emeiic, TheT-
memeiers, Toilette Powders. Tooth Brushes
Trus$es. every sort; Tobacco fine chewing, s. c
Prescription Gratis.
A superior loi OF Brandy, WINE, Al
cOsEel, sc, and numerous ARTICLES not men,
toned in The above list
Constantly On hand. supply OF The most
popular Patent Medicines,
DIEMER < HAMPTON.
Oct. H.
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EeRpWN and bleachel Domestic, brown
d a d blsached Ddinig, Be d Ticking
Oct H. H. sHANKLIN < GA DNER.
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CLOTHING.

ID EADY made Dress, Frock. Sack. Bust
IA hess and Over COasS--Vests, Pants
and CI0ai1s. For sale low by
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN L BElyERs
Oct. Z
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EsAZ0Rs.

EsAZ0EsS.
W. E would especially call the ate nlion
w of our friends and public generally TO
our large stock of this ARTICLE, consisting in
part of-The ''Old Army Razor Of lF76,"
The Patent Frame Back OF RASTER Razor,&
The Hollow Ground Razor. Tall made by
Wade s Butcher, and every one of which
we guarantee 10 The purchaser also
The 'ChryStal Palacei Razor
1he Odd Fellows ard Masonic Rdzors.
Feb IL. FALL s. CUNNINGHAM.
Cross-Cus and MILL saws.
E9OTH English and American, Of all
AID ieng'hs-a!sa Circular and Whip Saws
Feb Z FALL s CUNNINGHAM.
LOCKS.
" MOB Locks aud Lalches Padlocks,
~ gTeatvarety; Chest and Cupboard, TIL
.LPtks and Truck Locks.
Feb. II FALL & CUNNINGHAM.
STEEL T.
GQUARE AMI Oclaeon Cast Steel. all sizes;
- also Shear Steel, English and American
BLISTER, sc.
FEB. p. FALL & CUNNINGHAM.
sCAEsE'z1NI'a1EsS FOOLS.
EeL8 MES oil all k}nts, IiandSawS and
Il Esaicheis. Augers and Chises, Edge
Toolsif4 all kinds
FelEsi2. FALL & CUNNINGHAM.
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ReautiGl
Fine

tIHWlLLED French Cloths black and
IL fancy Cbssimeres; black Sain, fame
silk and wlnt4r VesnDg, Macinaw Blanketl
at lowest rates Hno mistake.
Sept, so. SHAPARD
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CHAINS.

lG0 CASKS Fhains. IN which sagenera as
sofimenI OF Trace Chains. suaisht link apd
twisted. bright and blue Log Chains ahd
Fifth CHAINS; also Halter and Breast Chains,
StFetchers; Tongue. Stay. and Lock CLAIMS.
Feb. II. FALL s. CUNNINGHAM.
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HOES.

R sia nS. l brsh I" cast s5ss Cotton Hoes
l'eb. II. FALL & CUNNINGHAM,
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o. ADVERTISE mems are inserted in the
ordc. in whlclh they are handed in.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12

Flax Seed, 75c r. bushel.
Lead, pig sc, bar sic.
Dried Peaches, 81 75G2l.
Dried Apples, 81 Is.
Wool, 2302 50
Hogs, 50fO4 rs, ndtt.
Green Apples. IS a. bbl.
Irish Potatoes. S9462k q Dbl.
Sweet PoIaloes. rs 10 81 o. bushel.
Banner.
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, 6,incinnoii IIylropathIcl or
9Olre Establishment

IL ea-4F
y1HE institution s now open for the Of
natsbts ItisiOcaied about veniles from The city,
@ buE e sGas IN e Teap a.
the sas distance from the Canal IN inc mont Een.
10 the lover Of nSfule paris OF the country
before lie traveller ali the way dIneippo e
Cure There nature and2rt combine rendering tPs sAe
r " aTge. and beaui B6iheS displays the
tbe aT al glance The neatness and eleanee of tho
Interior combincd with tie numerous attractions which
present themselves TO the invalid cannot iS 70 render
svo: The Rooms spacious and yhere the invalid
pleasure free o Pnds sf I9S
and neatly urnishedj the Bath Rooms and COM
a In eonnecton with the Institution there Is
Gymnssi6m Hail. seventyfvc rot long where patiena
tl sSSs y an hoSItRa; Strings which @
nIshhe Waer for this are clear pure son
forth wSer both cold and delicious The country and
arc remarkable for healthlness purity Of
liz md Sniety OF scenery Allthings combInGd we can
not think OF moreh lesreple place for thoss seeking
r having had much experiences III th treatment
OF disease years. begs leave to MORN ne
Soss SSs nc spp%itted to lis care Kris hss fof
70 ned her sSSa S.aa 10 tS
tot soiuortant station. will take sPesst ehaIge "a
Ss5ts That 6sne Of teais beauty health md
whohis prostating the enetEies Sns ~ @
this Sc o. or
supporters OF any kind IG a sSss wa sbs sSae tS
perform perfect cure *, ~ az. ~
md Dayton Railroad, viii stop at tho GaFthaga
Gfsiion Patients requested two
Ne flo two coarse sheets six towe!sl ana
oIes' ~ j Imam suitahleof bandhges.a ttt
terms hoard, Medical Services md ~
will ten dollars per weak payable
FStra Attendance will subject the PRipHf ~ an
sEtrH shAfs6 Some deduction wiz DO made 60 thSSs S2
4 iaS viii be charged two dollars per
daE Fro fse to ve dollars win be charged htst
III ffLytissf1hf f12s -tS{ iiif---Hpi " ~ -iii
s,1tSe, nartieulars aadres ,. tla itii
II fjr--'f : b. A. PEASE, 81, p. 5jis. : fli4ij
H. Ellsa Proprietor and n hSsielienf Mo-
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F'1IsS 1yt1.I ~ .nTnin street. g.i 54I ?
8 .,ae,-1,Ljl J,PICKIRSON would lTesrc5:Idlly an $
Iss5fi I'll nopnce TO tho oitiEens o. Wheeling and VI.
9f7 m n N1cnity, that he has just opened and
i9H " elegant establishment FOR the sale OF yios
Guitars, Violoeil0s FIaEoets Flutes Fies, Aeootdc
ons Banjos, and TsmboTines. Brass Instruments tho
frat and best make ~. q s7..- -.,.l .l- . - it
Music orthe Piano. Guitar Flute and Violin, ALSO tho
newest Songs Dnetta and the hest Roman aud
ltnliaii Violin and Ghitar Strings ~. l..,ta
caTonctS, Reeds Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger andTail Boards. -1 ' 90 ,-'
Bows for ,VioiHcelo and Yiolin.li Il, Eif II =
A. Klecer's Furniture Polish, for renoVRtng Varnshed
Fur nrc Panos Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture.
and best manua cture in the United States such
as Nunns and ClaTks grand and square Pianos b. Dun
han's Haett and Aena celebrated Boston Pianos, &C.
Agent nor the make Of fCathardt and Needhan's Patent
Mclodeons. > o. ats.f! .a.5 .l rEDh Ilili s''f
Aeeordeons and ali kind OF Instruments repaired
~ iIelOwest Prices. aiiiini 10 IL
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KEIlls q CALDWELL,

KEILS q UAIDW ELL, ~
(sUCCEssORsro JAS. PAuLL & co.,
Importers and Wholesale dealers In Drugs
medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, IEc'
No. So, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST. ~. Z
HAVING purchased the ontire stock, fixtures chemical
apparatus DC, OF tho firm OF James PAUL. &C. would
respectfully solicit the patronage Of dealers and tho public
generally. an goods warranted.
In retiring Drug business, take pleasure In
recommending IayOJabe consideration our successors,
Messrs Res CALDWELL and have hesitation In saying
that eustoersI and dealers generally VIII re-
eeive t attention and accommodation which has earned
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r ocnI -and Travelling AGENTS wanted for
Popular and Useful Hooks Just pub hlished. OALlRoR
MA ILLUSTRATED, Including description OF the Pas
naIa and Nicarnga routes, With IS suberb tho;
graphs, 324 pages, Svoi price g. This work. by j. NJ
Let's has been 6diudged by the yoteel OF tho
press to elaborate practical and intensely In
ereshe Volume that has yet been upon this
ihe6 Since tho publication OF Stevens Jonral OF
6IsI appeared that oToaed guch athTnihg
Seinton and tstntersp
NTH incidents the most amusing Character In the
gape 81 oie or the city edit0tals iris PERFECT dagerre
oybe OF taken BY the light OF noonday su
Afso an eao,s great work on Medicine, THE ARRRJl
.CANsPRACTICE AND FAMILY -PItYSICLAN,.S 500 pa
s 200 engrlvings Syo, sheept price So Dr. Beachis at
lin pTactiee in this country Such
TIN icand, that eighteen thousand copies Of this work
ivSIe pihted none edition.. Also, DIR. CID. Hommonds
work on tho same principles Of Praetiee MRDIcAI IN
R0RMA TIONSFOR THE MILLION or, TRUE GUIDE
TO HRA6THj 12no CLOTH 62S pages price 81 cloth,
Al paper SeoyerRi fourth thousand Ai9os ENONAN9Ia
HER VARIOUS RRLA ScontB lining practical roles
for females for their conEct in the detail OF
eyefy domestic Ity5 royal 1Snos rcd cloth tnstratedi
paeesi 63 Cents work should be nhe hands
lady, especially the Such tattsPopnaritE
at copies have bean sold In the 70
Sinn York hlone Sgit6lna very few monthai
Ofders for books above dyertsed, witt ppstasc
atamps accorpany viii be promptly fed, prepaid 70
'y AddTess, g&Is.;i{ 'RnBRRTlr YoUNGp ia.itis
- sil st GsSssesaor To- VIM M Holal q eSgs;e sFis
Editors diving two or thres "
saftios entire be entitled ia ac6rYof eafoTnia IL
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!sTEArM7 iM.A.RBLE WORKS,

'l1i5i .llHi &C MARKET Sr., W TIEELlNG, Va.
TIHB SUBSCRIBERS having made extensive arrahse.
mcnts in the East for the supply OF Marble aud c0ps
temPating the erection OF Steam works. he wom3 invite
the attention of Buildefs, and the public in gc
RgJtian Sienna, American and other Marbles Of the finest
qualities, which be sold lowe any
Dealers would find st to tOt advSntsgs to inspect his
stock balore purchasing elsewhere. - stt ts
His work Is done In tho most elaborate syle and lst
would invite the attention OF purchasers TO examine his
aiuaTy and other carved work, Monuments Con-
otaphs Tombs Head and foot stones, &c. and yard
work in every yarety3 being by his superior aCi
tiles supply this work at considerable lower prices than
any other establishment IN the eountry. lga 81
MICHAEL J. RoIIAN, "a )
it'i Marble Mason and Vault Builder,
n-Also Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts MOdcIss and Marietta Grind stoes
at the IONest trade prices, .'l.srt -''ll y.d. =.
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g III L j 1 MBER s sc
POET RI Y
NHWI YoRK..

N6N- 1Of6kAAsts
ftsisey biBYs AtlEwEY ARRIVED VIRdINIAN.
Ny ideas ofNsw York city,
d,llust give yolin Rdittyt
Pull OF bussesi 6infafiW
CnsSes,
MhoTo 1GT0Wd 18
sli az MRdeofT0WdieRl ltfE{ tsi'ftIfsF . -iHsFiat
And OF dRndies, ~ 4 n 80
'il-- Drinking bfandies, 20
- Ard oftadeS eating candies, g - t.5
Where ace from every land ia,
sf ifo DutchmenS BritfsherB and SIndies, y
. Rrepchmen, Spaniards, Italians, -s+,t $50
s'- a. Honest people and rapScalons,
,i Ris.t An confused and rixed toSethar, ss}ff4 ta
Like lhe mud in dirty weather.
:lsif Where the streets always paytn< az
III. And the clerk8 always RlaTnF. 81 57.sf
itH 80 And thA BARRIERS arc alWayA shaVinR,
-u7g And The oyster critics raSisss4 AL
Ofnew singerss wondrops cFeatures,
-!S9tl Marvellousih voice and 1eaturesi =
Ia Who, In editorials graphic, IN. sG .siIslli5.is
Arc depicted a. serlphioj
uuss7r NRhen in W1l1 street meetng 80 2
Shaking hands, each other cheating -. ..,-.s4,
-iii'.-! And the same old saws fepeatingj
F,r Where the h6psea arc rebuilding! y
And reraining and rcgilding
2l,. = Everywhere, and drugs surprising
Are, by monstrups advertising !
q IN tho matket daily rising,
-fy By some rascal qulckss devisng. l,iA 5et-s
Where, in fine, It's very drearY,
t,-t z And rnonotohous and weary, 74s.,' = -
When you once have got to know it, ~ 81 SD
Like myselt-a heartstc6 poet
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CNN,and amer wednesday, June t6th 1882 Passenger
Trains VIII as
Vile and ntermedate stations; 6tf0 r. NJ, Accommodk
ien Train for RayeIgs & &St9ppng st al way Sations
CfeS qlRnd, stopping at all way stations EapE Jil
Leaves Wesvile at 1885 P. NJ. Express Train for
Cleveland, and intermediate stations
The $40 Express Train from Cleveland, connects daily
wftithe Following SIines to wit; At Hudson, with. tho
Akron Branch Railroad fot Falls and Akroni at
WARREN al AnlSnce with the Ohio and Pennsy Ran
Road at Bayprd with hacks for Dover, Now Philadelphia
FOR PiTTsBuRG The $40 A. NJ, Express Train,'
from Cleveland eonneets at Welsys with the new and
and intermediate landings arriving at Ptsburgth the sie
eveni1g. ...,.t .rf,s.5.... a.t.,,t, 4;
Fafstto@ ciSteisd Is Pittsburgh. BY way Of wesye,
,hrou o5 III ,s.,r T. ., ,i9l 3
Checked through to p PittsboTgh via WelIsvie.
Gle Connects al weilsvile with the spended side
wheel steamerss WINCHESTER and IDIURNAL lfof
ths some sSe6n
| RETURHlNG.r-12;s5 P. NJ: Express Train, connects
and Pennsylvania Railroad Alliance and at Hudson with
PSsseGeers icssins Pittsbdrg at o'eod a. NJ, and
press welsyle, and arrive at cleveands m
le to connect With the Lake steamers for New
Also Ioedo. pstgeit oAieag9i Racine AisauAis,
i5 Passe5rers WHEELING or PITTSBURGH In
the morning by this route, arrive at Cleveland the same
evening and the following night, can be in New York
The Train leaving Rsyenna At O'Clock,
4 M connects at Hudson with the Akran Branch Rail
moTSs ESpreSs the Oeveland ,C6lurdhus and
Cincinnati Railroad for tho South q ~ @ - %
sso T., cbnSsets With the Express Train from
Cincnn6f and CobGs at Cleveland and with the Aro1
Z. B. & P. r R. oEFeE, 5 ,xis. JOHN DgRANn.
Il Cleveland, June II, '62 ,n3fs superlntenaent'i
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CLEVELAND AND DETROIT,
b. connection NTH the Cleredd aud Cincinnati Ratlroa3,
CtreIand and Erie r r., cleuelaHd and PittsSgh r. r.,
PSssengs rs win be teeted through from any point on
Lake Michigan to Cleveland, Cincinnati Pittsburgh
wheeling from either OF those places to any point
Lake Michigan .1tr. 10 So. nee Et5E g. gfaNt
This line viii be composed of two new low pressure
steamers built expressly for tho route! u ii ga
GAIT c.c sTANAho.
FOREST City OAr IL GA.a EIkKCE.
boat will leave Cleveland for Detroit, and Detroit for
Cleveland every evening at % o'clock in both
cities the following morning In for the morning
trains for CheaS ciheinnat and Pittsburgh and
for the Lake Superior and Saginaw boats at Detroit They
will run from Cleveland in the following orders
- lfi3fl9 FOREST CILY t'4s Z, w '''l=
'''' CLEVELAND.
TuesdAy.. Thursday. Saturday
And will leave Detroit: ~. fg.ss
. fifi lsa ~ q. ~ CLEVELAND
MondAy......,.....W Wednesday, Friday
+ FOREST CITY
Tuesday. Thursday... Saturday
The undersigned prepared to make contracts for all
kinds OF freight from Cleveland to Detroit Maclnaw,
Sapt st Marie Saginaw and all ports on Lake Miehgan
~ OCEAN, CASPIAN, AND ST! LOUIS:
will compose the line until the boats ready t5
. i-'' .stf $500 AGENTS.
C. BRADBURN & Co., Cleveland, lllfi gtlAll % -
& PiTTMAN, TRoWBRIDGE& G JONES, Detroit. nil
IT, .
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.NTFsTrAnlfEI. MEDIC cAI. q coI.LEG GEl

MIAMI fNGEDICALlSGG G1IIsEiG G.Eil
OF CfneInn nati--Sessionto OF s62-'5 55. sat
fNHHreElar course OF Medical L6etcs in this Institu.
III tOn will commence on tho FIRST bQHDAY " OF
NOVRMBER MKT, 1852, and contt1e four months .i Il
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ReV!C. ELLI0Tfr, d. D., Presid9Rt the Board. i'
o. Al. LANGD0N4, N. u, SeoretRrgttt SiAeasi ~
Rev. THORNTON a, MILLS. f.paf fi9siIfa irttf b. Z
Hon. C. d. COFFIN. 5.l
RID MuSSEY, NJ. D!tss - ~ si'l 'is'''l -
Hon. .JOaNsBURGoYNR- 10 R-4 Rsysd easi..t .ii =
Hon. GEO. HOADLEY, JR. yl.s u il,s, s;s X ttiI
r. NJ GREGORY, ESQ. Z. - ii.t t.e
GRO. MENnBNHALL; 81. ID, =,
Tile FacultyIs composed oe the olldF genteneni
r. D. MqssEY 81 D. Professor OF DeeEpy and oper.
II p sJ1SEiSA l. d. Professor OF A riat0mJ. =
IoHH ~ kVia M. .D!, Adjunct Professor OF Antony.
i1OnN r waUTE, NJ d. Professor or Theory and SPrae-
Ice OF Medicine. al 81 x III Est5,i!,t, sJitt
fCSEo EEsnENHGLL, NJ d. Professor of obatetries and
diseases or Women and hildrcn. So. . .f
lJoHN fAInRPHy M ID Professor OF Aeter1a Medieai
TheTapeuiics and Medical Jurisprudenee. .,,,
O. G. CoNEgyss 81, d., Professor Of OF Aedl'
cine. -. = "a, -. nj. Is I.-i!.al 4. Il
Ia rHELIsSGRx COURSE 0f Lectures upon some important
aeceiitjcs in edicine and Surgery, will be given
The month Of Oetober These lectures will be Stu
IEnfs are al vissd to cohrnehce with this couree
''Tbe DISSECTlNG ROOMS, under the supervision ol
the Adjunct Professor Anatomy, Wi be oHeged ON the
F2kstoT tSsdll course sos MatEeaatio9 Ticket
pssecting Ticket st0. Graduation Fec S26! t-2
FOR GnrthernfoTmation address IL. L. L. u iiti
= ,r @ 10 -Sti u ''.s Dean OF the Faculty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-17
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