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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-16

IRox.-The recent advance iniron,while II has
enriched large holders Of the article. 1t is Stated
that the Directors of the Northern railroad could
sell lheir contract at an advance of $4,000, and
that the Hartford, Providence and Fishkil roilroad
could sell their contract for rs, 000-N Y Jour. Of
Com. +. ii. 80 49, -a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-16

oSLAvEs L1RxRATED.-The lady of the late DR..
John B. Rice Of Virginia, has liberated her twelve
slaves, in order to their emigration to LIBERIA
Among them were the wife and eight children of
man owned on aneighboring plantations who has
been purchased by The friends of colonization in
the East, sothat the family may not be separated.
Gin. Gazette, ~ r. .iG n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-16

RAIsfxa Por,ToEs. this year, in New jersey.
has been a profitable business 'Fhe number
which has been sent to Philadelphia and New
York, Is almost incredible. One man in Salem, a
dealer, has sent $4,000 bushels, wbfchihaSe yield
ed the fafnef 49, 900. MI. Morgan in Camden
county, has raised 100 600 bushels, which, at pres
ent prices 6SI cents per bushel. would yield 6b,
500 dollars. This is farming to some purpose.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-16

DAnAer,Eoa d Iois.--In The case Of YaEring7
ton and wifi ne New Haven Railroad Coz
al n gF Yatk, 10 recover damages fox personal in
fury received BY Mrs during q collision of cans
nj fHIy rendered eldict friday t5r Ptalnu1
fRs 6il1 EgIsf fEE ~ - Eisitis Aisl=Iii sfst
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-16

IJ-we heard little auecdote, while drinking
tea, few months since, attie table ola friend,
who pridetl himself upon his preserved pears, and
his fund of stories Just as we were elevating
small delicious looking pear from our plate 10y the
stem, he exclaimed, dis that peaI2' Certain
w." we answered, "why?" ."Because," he re-
Piled, al was sitting at table Of very excellent
lady, who had stewed pears on the table. gen
teman sitting beside me, took up one OF them, just
as you are doing, and clapping it in his mouth,
pulled at the stem to get it out and leave the pear
IN his mouth but II was no go. After twitchng ut
1.-two or three times he gave it up in despair, and
dropping it upon his plate, remarked that the stem
was put IL tight. On examination, however, he
mouse, who had unfortunately got drowned in the
preserve iarl You had better be sure that it lisa
pear before you eatit 1t needless to shy thatwe
had enough fpeer Of that time.-=DetOit Tribune,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-16

Texas Coax ,YoA AsUE AND REyER.-Take aIaw
egg, break It IN lumber, cover with vinegar and
drink altogethet an hour or Two before the chilrs
time Of calling. a. gent einpn says he has sesn y
tried for years and never yet saw failuIes It MAY
seem hard dose, but Isl not half 80 bad as that
HTillainous French nvention quinine
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-16
-1rronr or rnE INpIAN pErARrMENr.

Fhe Commissioner OF Indian Affairs, in his an
nual report, combaIs the opinion that our whole
course iof. conduct towards the red men Of this
country has been marked BY injustice and inha
barism cannot co ist together, It's night that the
superiority ofth fone should Bs asserted tS q n
dian Il is too often because ofhis owngperverse
and viscious nature. The Government has expeLI'
tied enormous sums OF money, 10 reclaim and civ
ilize the Indians within our limits. The results,
while uifing in comparison with the Costumes OF
the efforts, suffice prove the ptdclicabity of the
Indians relemt on, and. 10 stimulate TO renewed
exertions. The extension of our settlements, and
The increasing over and intercourse Of our Pacific
possession demo the power and resources Of
our Government and people, and in this way, do
much to subdue the widest tribes, and to recon
ciIe all Of them to the supremacy ofthe white man.
Many oil The tribes suffer severely from indolence.
vice and obstinate adherence to the aboriginal
habits; but the majority are gradually improving
their condition bypedceful and industrial pursuits
The missiomund other schools that have been es-
tablished, are generally prosperous, those being
most so, which ambracc manual labor as a part Of
their instruction. The Con- missioner thinks poor
ly # 'the merely book taught Indian. a.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-16

qJ.A new city is now being laid out on the Mis-
sisspp river, in Hancock county, ILL.,, Immediate
ly opposite Keokuk, in Iowa. 1t is some FIVE or
Six.mileS above Warsaw.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-16

AaGaYiEo RvIU,-@The- Albany Register mem
lions with the utmost complacencY the fact
lady of that city recently presented her E1iege
lorip with three fne, healthy children at birth.
The REGISTER man appears TO be nightly eekled at
the occurrence, but NE Tibet fye5 yards of light
coloTed flannel, That be was the lnlnekY fatheF,
,of the musical frioy he'd laugh of the Other
anythfng Ne cofil8i ssest, L = this making fun,
Of other peoples nisfoEtuns SRI 3 tsggalo Rough
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-16

PHon. James Buchanan has arrived in Ehila7
delRhia, IEhefe he hasbeell summoned asaaRitnessa
before q commission fteH4 lgnd, d
ness eonReeted with tle operty Of Col. FfenontA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-16

lcuH,oUa -CAsE on KIDxArP1sq.-A case was
brought up before the Mayor yesterday of kidnap-
ping. About four weeksag Nh. Ruben Ragland
Of this city, purchased negro from citizen of
Brunswick ndmed BENZ. Sadler. The negro was.
delivered to Mr. Ragland, but in thEeesdays time
ran away On Wednesday night the same negro
was brought to Petersburg by Mr.. Stainback (who
purchasedfhim from his right owner on his way TO
Richmond; and having been recognized by Mr.. Rag
land he CLAIMED recovered the possession of the
negro as his properly, AMI lodged him in jail: Mir.
Raglands accompanied by officer Fem, on Thurs 1
day, proeeded to CASTOR, where they arrested Sadler
and broAght him back to Peter burg to awaitan
Investigation of the case. % gai,is sfte's ilf
At6'o'clock yesterday evening The prisoner was
again brought before the Mayor who continued The.
case until next Wednesday. Peters64rg IntelGgen-
nth. i- I'll,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-16

EThe Ohio State journal says The new State
House is about covered and ready. fol- winter
campaign, Thepillars on the north and south
sides are up, and the west ones IRE eommenc d.
About three ysars more will finish the work when
Ohio will have the finest State House in The Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-16

sGREAr LAND SALE-All the public lands in the
state OF Maine. owned in Massachusetts,, amount
ing to 100000 acres 10 be sold Mt public sale
by direction Of the Legislature Of Massachusetts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-16

rrThere is aEtntledan in Ohio who. has such a
beautiful wife tfat the tenth commandment hhs
been given up as bad job. by people of all per-
suasions, in the neighborhood.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-16

53-It may not be generally known that editors
get one important item of subsistence at low
price-they get tOred FIR nothing. r., TX
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OFFICIAL.

department OF otateS 81.
p, ia, WASHINGTON, December 10, 1852. S..
The following Translation of a notice received.
from the United States Consul at Buenos .Ayres is
published for the Information of those whom it may
TRANSLATION
Long lines The Argent ne COM sderdey!- Depart
rleat Of ForeigS Relations Of the Argentine Com
tederuey. go Es- !..s- 10 .3gf
Notice is hereby given to all consignee and mas
tiers of vessels coming beyond the seas, that having
noted the nfracion committed of the existing laws
of the Republic which direct that all vessels must
have their nape1 certified by the Consul of tie Ar
gentine Confederacy at the place from whence they
Sailed. the Government has adopted the necessary
measures for putting an end to this abuse by or
dering that after the expiration Of SIX months.
counting from the date of this notice no vessel
whose papers have not been thus certified, IN COM
plance with The requisitions of the law, will be
allowed to enierthe ports of the Argentine Con-
federacy. ~ ists- JOSE X. PEhEz,
August 13.s1S52 r. ta Chief Clelk.
Sd ..st
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-16

Bvclnr.-Do mot the United States laws against
bigamy extend 10 SAT- Lake city. Governor Young
has. in his splendd mansion in that city. sixteen'
wives and thirty children.
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AMUSEM. ENTS.
MHLopEoN aABrl

- xesANR6RON Il ssss ~
b. NEW ORIHAN5so OPERA THO gREs
& Thursday Epetirg, Dec tGtk. 81
The Opera Of IA d. .slaehrse set9 IN ad
a orin So !ge ISTSiGg Room
& LAS ON I'M m d LA e. q 80.
.,IazyIos. W MT. : Ss ShanIordi &
Dinah =, T InIt
" Jumbo IsynShi
s Dan Tucker :. nt,vanSsnt
DRAGON Ducklcgs namely :.
Susannah =, ,rII, -
Aunt Sally Z lVtnL'ssS..
ACT 1@chorus= ne 10 Dinah,' oh susann9 Al,
don't you cry, while dis heart beats Take now dis
Rimsii 'As view desc treeses;' Phantom Chorus.
Acr who can ia IS;
is tIE as ere Get out ID Way,
ACT Iii-o6 bless tl1bly aiI6r ga 'till 20 Gently
o,er mcstcallngI, walked out by tho light OF Ine
nalr-'Ladies heIeliayePrctty aces! slf a
n1-Clange OF Programme nightly. 4ss,i ~,
pe9Fs q ssaTP FoRp
deeiS .s;'.Ih IKE ~. Va Manager.
i lSl, + 49, N I. GRAND CONCERT /
~ Of VOenI land Matrimonial lEuBtcl -.
TTIHERE will be Concert OF Sacred Music Vocal and
Inst rrmental the Bspd tclirch on Clay stree on
will presented number OF Solos, Daotts
and Chosscs rom tho greatest ancient anu
have been secuted for the occasion. -. -
The coneertiwl given rite oeneht OF inc
doors openat o. O'Clock Concert 70 sopgenne 9 pre-
cisay Cards OF % cts to be had at The 1907
For further particulars see suiall bills dec14 OF
- PROF. GRIMES
ILL gvs6 seri6s OF seven ures on Human Nature
w including Prenolosy Ffyfietogy, FhIsiosnomy anu
ing andi s6ntinln every evening exceptsdndhy!
Admission 26 cts to each lecture-1el ~,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-16

1.-THE term ofJudge Douglass, of Illinois, will
expire on the 4th of March. He will, however,
in all probability, be reelected by the Legislature
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-16

= Tobacco and Cigars! ~----
VHTM LAUCHLINs No 1852 Main street, mas among his
w large sortl,ent the following articles ,...
2E Meralda lblulnp; boxes Hartgroye twin Bros
do Dc Dc S9sn S 9TaRFf lump
10 Do HSSssf.s ID lump DO Jseksoa,s Or
Is do Rays do do Mdkih's 8 lb lump,
do Riiey's 8 Id lump, do Cnton's do
DO DO R R:Tsss 10 DO Il afFsts do do
ne gross Yellow Bank Tobacco;
10 do Smoking TobaCcoi
10 barrels Cut and Dry; 4 L 3. 80 -
gross German Pipes; =
cask GArrets Scotch Snuff yRappee 81 Macabauch
20G0 Las Tras AaEias Regalia Cigars, ~
20O0 London Regain Cigar - tss' .sEE
1000 Rio Hardo do do
1000 La Gotta Dekgua Regalia Cigarsi iN'l
1000 La Flor SevfIanays do do ,s-,a1s H!ts' II
200J Monsac lido 3 ;. do - ID
1000 La J ntiquedad do do Hrt.f
1000 DcGoruz Principe cigars; 1000 Dorado Prncpe
COCO Steamboat ibrTu do 1000 la NaGioullcig
1000 EI'Nettuno PGnetlas do 1910 Wash;NIA Nofmai
1000 lAaneG Havana = 1000 La Palmetto Havua;
5000 In Fideid6dtdo 1000 Las Tres Marias do
1000 Ia Vigilance do 1000 81 Genial do
1900 Primavers do 1000 Landress do
1900 T6YoIanI Fillmore HaNannf - ! "A, w
100n benjamin Franklin d.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-16

A HoRRID MuRDER.-Letters were received here
last week from Hyde, Tyrrell and Beaufort coun-
ties stating that " ashingtnn Carrowan, citizen
of Hyde county, and for many yeaTs a Baptist
preacher, lately, some friyilous pretext, knock
ed his wife down with chair, and beat her whit
untilthe chair broke to pieces, and then seized a
large stick ard continued to beat her, until man
named Lassiter who boarded in the house, interfer1
ed to prevent her being murdered. Whereupon,
Carrowan took his gun to shoot LasSlter; but he
disaTmed him aud left the house. zoo LI-'
A few days afterwards, say on the 18th Of last
month, Lassiter CHANGED TO go by the house, when
Ca1owan took his gun and shot him dead; then
took up his victim carried him into the swamp.
and threw him into the mud, and stamped him be.
low the surface, and covered him over with mud
and made his escape.-Raleigh IN. C) RICHTER
11th. ~ ~, 80 1, w., 5,4!s &.
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MIsCELI. lA.sNIE )NSs
s'DES1RABIiE BHsTIbFs.SiI5;

1q1sta4ha l S9 Els.rl 3II
Ifs business. would 9lEsE fes sale the PToss5
ole Of tie most deSiinbl6 ks
s,Ia5ge pUIcommodops syr ventilated, ana lae %;
sIeha situation thatsho one oan6h.a Ieaf Al lr sA ID
Same foofi with hot and cold wass and eSo5 L,egn q
kitchen, aud cold water and sink in the WSsh @ ls
ond story las a large ITiS TWO aIOfS ffsn tom Sc
and bath room adiOIipg the laWl sIoons n IoOI
and shower baths With bot and W6tef5
back oTthe house, and POTte0 In 'front.' ehtts
: The attic has 4large rooms, and1 small Aid aso,..
Tory on the roof. Vseeeti
There ia good brick stable and caTIisE. 49,.
house and bake oven convenient to the kclSn
Tho Lofts planted witha 6holce selection OF fruit "a.
trees, eurr9nts. g0oseberEies, TaspberCes Dc -
tirely open sides, on The East, West and y q
ing East Market st, West on Kenny Il, and SorEe
ai3ores Alley , N
city the present Is an opportunity for securing
and retired home, that l1ayot oaF agsiH SoO5S, Fa
nov1e-4wd ,THoS g CULBFRTen,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-16

nT5s most At in chicago iisaR
IIisLmaI a regularly graduated ply dam who
took that means into dis hesd torli7e independent
ly ratsr than follow his profession and starse res
pectably. .44Fe.2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-16

mThe W5sh Monument has attained a
height of one iluadteds and twenty-fouT feetl
s1io, 900 have been collected, all but $4,000 Of
which have been expended e. $500, 900 more are
needed foTsits completion. Therecent collections
amount to about SO, 600. a. .s.tsa 81.
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aa6Io Properly T6F sai5 oFsi0o
t11etf s.fss ~ JOHN c. WILLIAMS.
New Boots and Shoes

I
/! Wnl. BOle,i 161 Main Street, WheeEae,5
Il opening tile first lot OF his Fall and Winter ti
of Boots and Shoes, which embraces every sysia
quality in the shoe trade for ladies' misses and cdta1
wear Gents boys and youths boots and shoes i
nate the variety wond be too lengthy for dJeis
-------.-.-s----
uT This stock Is cyeIusivety New York Philadelphia
make; the latest style best stock and workmanship
both Gttiesi lis warranted and ntied
the article OF ladies TIA Yelling hocts. y BolB
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IuIIyHITUU5I15BI NO. I,
TUST received aud for sae,r wholesale rstail-S
81 Old Coy, Java, Old Yellow and Green Rio CoGFcj
Supeti0r Imperial Young Hykbh, GIthpowder AMI
y Black Teast. Aa'' t'' ~
Crushed nuyerlzcd and clarified Sugars; -,
Philadelphia and Honey Syrnps; % ~
Liverpool ground Table Salt in sacks and Boxesi 'h1
18th Brick and TrpOli Brick dust;
500 d weatern Reserve cTeemo hecseij i
9e3 as s rlSs apple l54 s,todaSS - Il
6 boxes wax aud sperm oandiesj q n
- 10 do ohOcolatS5 assorted; -aaf
..tf do cocoa shellsi Y i %. rlgaiIsg ~ y ~
Il, 49, do Varesated and cOsts Soap ia fAl
do New York pearl aid corn starcH fil'3
100 IA p!Ove OF Ricej naEie ' ~ 70 7ii'
100 u HcCkcr's FNrinai '-gt .-i'sa
100 d Pearl IIarIcyi
300 b hullcd Rareyi., II --fr,frr-s. tr5safg
~ 10 1apIOca and Pearl Sasoj
100 n English split Peas and Lentlsi
COO white hemp and e1riaAder.e dt
fe boxes Yeast Powder; 900 D, Oatmeal
tec16 S. D. WOODROW, No 266 Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-16

At the extensive packing house of Jackson.
owsley & Co., 2,7OO hogs were killed and hung
up yesterday in eight hours. Al their house, 3d.
100 hogs have been slaughtered this season up to
last evening, which is about half the full number
they expected to kill. ae1.e y,
BY the Jacksonville railroad yesterday, 1,7s5
hogs were received. s'io 49, T..
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iLsiIe, Ky Head ~ hat de-
,;1g he receatfsyiya n e teshedil cliuse e
hat plaee theIa EsIe 9qe iqIlyoIi z eeess'E
eions = g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-16

ErGnse Church in baltimore. aud Grace Church
in WasHipgton- beautiful new edifcs of the
Episcopal denornipa we're both
opened 81 og ditne ser pa
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the KentukeY Senator. q

saSrN 9ASSl.-This remarkable man is again
about Is tdrn up in Mexico. His life has been one.
Of great YiciFstudes, and. thousand years from
,twillberegarded as bordering Onthe fabulous
Ifhe can.put any vitality iato Mexican affairs, we
think the officers Of this nation should give him a
"'pasz, into it as freely as PoLK did, during the
late war. Itisadmtteithat It is onithe very point
ofdSSolut:oS,E and an erergetic military despot9
ism alone can keep the breath Of national life in ii
Alas what melancholy spectacle does that PEG
pie present to ahe world = O. s. JOEnats,s IAN 'l
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Smy1ie'st Coach Factory.
Ne. 1S9, Market SlHeef,, w aleeIfnE Va.

atllopposite The Washing ton, Hail.
HAVE constantly onl6id vaffety offthe most ap
proved Eastern style Of Carriages % ell
and made Of the choicest teriGl, and built the
substantial manner, ahdlaS neat and tasty dBln 70
found elsewhereg Can and zee for yoursey
willpay particular linz o.
business. AL Old Carriages Iea
IN exchange forhew Repairing done promptly Sath
care and dispRtch.R Yt7Et4s
have on hand few second hand Carriages for sale
nov20 NgE Jas SMYLlk
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Hote.s-L oiursv1ILE, Dec. l3.-The market con-
tnues active, the packing houses are in full OPe-
ration, and the receipts are heavy. Prices are
full with sales in the county at Al cents gross, and
sales in Bardstown at 6a64 cents net. We heard
of asale in this city yesterday of 500 hogs S6,26
net, and sale of 800 last evening at 1928. Con-
siderable sales of green hams were made al 81
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asllE ~ ~ Starch rs
iiEfl BoxRS superior PAD Starch reeciVed and for
lially sale by +C1ee5I Il z A G ROBINSON &sCQ-c
Hin BRLs Rsansa Vial slle ~. IslesE II
NJ ippFaI Z ~ ii.ff ~ KILLS CALDWELL j
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1919 e The TolIoVV1ng
NTRWSWoRKs. .Witha variety Of otlsrs5 have just
IN been received att Anna Hams
meT SinVie lead and Hearts The
Rase Pass w biml and tddties Oet5
ThompS0n's cenlteTEeft TtaT for oet DC yy
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QUINCY FOUNDRY


WHEELING, VA ,. - VI.
TIME Subscribers having greatly enlarged and now COM
i pleed their extensive establishment, are prepared 10
furnish public with every variety Of work In their lnc
Spendid plain fancy arches including tenders, sum
fronts fire iron stands &C., ovens common round,
and straight barred CRATES. t.i ...
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES,
Inc udns the newest and most improved coal and wood
stoves Franklin, balloon cannon, ten plate keel boat,
bachelor, chamber and paror stoves, iroHS4UO 10 pV
Hollow ali branches Sugar kettles of var
Sizes and everything in The domestic line wholesale
and retail. '. F.'t-''' .-
Mill gearing boat and saw mill castings. Our extensive
and most improved assortment of patterns long ex
perence in this line business and tie liberal patronage
hitherto received to expect continuation OF
custom in this part business. Wind MILL hay scale,
corn slellcr truck wheel and small wagon castings
PLoUGHS. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS.
We are prepared furnish the patent lever, patent hill
side Crane BULL Hornet, Snider, DC. We have also sc.
cured this exclusive right to manufacture o
GIST,S PATENT PLOUGH, one OF the most improved
inple ements IN arE,ins at the present day.
Iron rails rencinr for cemetenes houses gardens
ycrandas &c PorIer's improved graduating twyere or
rone have secured the patent right for several eout
ties for This useful IRON and exhibit recommendations
from the United States Armory &cas possessing qualities
for facilitating the Blacksmiths labors which no other
possesses Window caps. consos, &c In short every
Thing our line business Sad irons with fancy star
srTrDcfs porcl ect vault cellers window and
grangs, &c Wrought iron NALL and Spikes OF inc best
quality a lowest prices -lE. lF.l
EJ-Persops wishing purchase in our line, wholesale
or retail will pease give call All orders from the
country will be carefully attended to and punctualy filled
,uroi - Il HAMILTON q ROGERS.
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

OF Ciucinnnti-Session of 1S5S-'5S.
TIME regular course Medical Lectures Ia this Institu
| tion will commence the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1852, and continue four months.
RoAZp TRUSTEES.
Rev. C. ELLIOTT, ID. D., President OF the board
o. NJ LANGDONX, NJ. H., Secretary"
Rev! THORNTON A. MILLS. 1917. T.#. rartr
Hon. C. d. COFFIN. ..a. . ...
X. ID. MUSSEY, NJ. d.
Hon JOHN BURGoYNE.
Hon. G EO. HOADLEY, in.
T. NJ GREGORY, Esq. s..
GEO. MESDESIIALL, NJ. ID. .-..-.. ..-. . .......
Tho Faculty is composed OF the following gentlemen:
d. MussEY NJ D., Professor of Descriptiv vc and Oper-
ative Surgery. I
j. p JupKiss, NJ. D., Professor OF Anatomy.
ions DAVIS NJ D., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy:
ions F. wntrr, N. D.. Professor OF Theory and Prac
ice OF Medicine
Diseases of Women and hldren
JouS A. MuRPIIY, NJ. H. Professor OF Materia Meuiea'
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence.
C. G. CoNgGYs NJ. D., Professor OF Institutes oil Meui
cine. flI- - - .....l - c,;.
PRYLtutSARy COURSE OF Lectures upon some important
specioes in Medicine and Surgery will be gwen during
the month of October These lectures Will be irce STU
dents arc advised TO commence with this course
The DISSECTING ROOMS, under the supervision OF
the Adjunct Professor fAnatomy will be opened on the
1st OF October. .r;,I, es
mssrc,nr Ticket SO Graduation Fec S25
f for 'u''ne' W 'e' ''''' 'A' j. p JUDKINS, NJ. D.,
:, Dean of tho Faculty.