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Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-01
SEVENTH WARD.

At the earnest solicitation Of many friends, JOHN L.
SMI ESQ., has consented TO become candidate for the
Council to represent the interests Of the people oil
the seventh Ward, and will be supported by ,,,,,,
may % MANY VOTERS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-01
BY J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
AND KITCuEN FIR n

By ], C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
IL TURE at AucttoB.-0n Thursday, the Sd Of
June, shall SELL at 10 o'clock m the effects of family
leaving the city at the resdence Ninth street. between
X and L. (Doughty's Row. Among the articles may be
enumerated:
Mahogany Centre Dining, and other Tables
Mahogany Hatrack Looking glasses Solar Lamps, &C.
Mahogany and Walnut Dining Breakfast and Side Tables
Elegant Rosewood Paror Organ, from Prescott SOM
Parlor, Chamber, and Stair Carpets and Oilcloths
China, Glass, Crockery, stoneware, &c, &c
Feather Beds Beds, Bedding and Mattresses
ENCLOSED Walnut and other Bedsteads Bureaus
CoAiug, Dinngroom, and Alright Stoves with good lot
Of kitchen requisites.
Al 10 o'clock m good two-seat buggy will be offered
TgPMsAll sums Of and under $5, cash. $25 credit
Of sixty and ninety day for notes satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest. may 31-tds
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-01
WASHINGTON BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

NHE Fifth Annual Meeting Of the above Association will
be held on Wednesday evening, June 2, at the Fourth
District SchooHouse at o'clock D. M at which time Of
hccrs will be elected for the ensuing year.
June 1-2t O. ASHFORD, Secretary.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-01
SEVENTH WARD

HI- WIN. DOUGLAS Is announced "a candida
Office Of Assessor for the Seventh Ward Mt the emf
ton. Sat. News, 1T ju
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-01
FOURTH WARD

BE- Messrs. Editors: Please announce JOHN
son HELEN esq, n candidate for the vacancy in the
Of Aldermen occasioncd by the resignation of Jno
W. Maury, esq in the Fourth Ward lie will be supported
by MANY VOTERS.
NAV 25-tf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-01
FOURTH WARD

FUUHIH WHHD.
Rs- Mcssrs. Editors, Please announce
BENEDICT MILBURN a candidate to fill of the
in the Board of Common Council for the Fourth
Ward.
NAV l2-tes MANY VOTERS
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-01
FIFTH WARD

FIFTH WARD.
BS- Announce, If you please, the name
of PETER T. MARCER0N ESQ., a candidate for the Office
of Assessor of the Fifth Ward.
may S-Tu&Th tes MANY VOTERS
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-01
PRICES or ADMISSION.

Private Boxes S. Dress Circle and Parquette so cents
Reserved seats 5 cents Orchestra IS cents Family
Circle rs cts Third Tier 80 cts Colored Gallery rs cts
MRS. BANNERMAN has taken the house form.
wi ery occupied by Mrs Kesley south side Of Pennsyl.
vana avenue between Sd and str,e cts where she IL
prepared 10 accommodate boarders either permanent
transient under the most reasonable terms. may 3-3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-01

WASHINGTON AND ROCKVILLE TURNPIKE
PLANK ROAD COMPANY.
adjourned meeting Of the Directors and Stockholders
IA of the Washington and Rockville Plank Road Com
pany will be held at the Directors Room of the Bank Of
Washington Friday next the 4th instant at IL o'clock
An election Of Directors of the Plank Road for the
year will be made and business Of great importance will
be brought before the meeting Stockholders Of the Plank
Road Company are urgently invited to attend.
june 1-eotd
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-01
PLEASURE TRIPS |

PLEASURE TRIPS!
sT- The Steamers GEO. WASHINGTON and
TH0S C0LLYER can be chartered for pub
lie select parties They the only boats that have the
privilege 10 land at Mount Vernon Schools TO Mount Yer
non, SO cents each. They will also visit Bella Vista, ely
mont any place the parties may wish spend the day
The above boats well suited for Pleasure Trips being
swift and comfortable Apply to the President Of the
Company, or to the Captains JOB CARSON,
june 1-eolm SAM. GEDNEY
STORE FOR RENT, situated on Pennsylvania
north side between 9th and 10th streets-one
Of the best stands in the city for Fancy and Dry Goods bust
Also, two furnished Parlors and several furnished
bedrooms, and possession given Immediately Inquire at
the Misses M0RLEY'S Millinery Store. june 1-u
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-01
MERCHANT TAILOR.

MERCHANT TAILOR.
NE undersigned respectfully announces to his friends
and the public that he has taken the store lately oc
cupcd by Mr. Howe merchant tailor Pennsylvania ave
nue. few doors east Browns Hotel the corner OF
sixth street. where he is prepared to wait on gentle
men with every description of articles belonging TO the above
business the shortest notice. In the best and most
fashionable style, and on the most reasonable terms.
Ills entirely stock Of goods, the employment Of the
best workmen and six years experience and application to
business will IL is hoped enable him TO give the most per
feet satisfaction 10 his patrons.
may 31-lm W. MOORE.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-01

SIXTH WARD
a8Messrs. Editors; Please announce
sAMUELS. BRIGGS esq, candidate for Alderman from
the Sixth Ward, at the ensuing election.
may 24-te MANY VOTERS.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-01

Gar Messrs. Editorst Please announce
DR.. S. A. IL McK1M candidate for the Board Of Com
mon Council from the Sixth Ward at the ensuing cleo
ton. lie will be supported by MANY VOTERS.
NAV l3-tf
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MEDICAL,

i aAlLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA TUR. |
X TIM oKleiNAl AM ONLY Compound hs.
I
IL @ fwn os rom on
as ss s s n @ any
relieve aos. alnsn frame subject Lei
.ss The EXTRACTOR
when OIL Inlsp and ali Pther medicines failed
s ss vno
An n s a II III
Of it value aslectd thousands possession
from all pars Of the country.
FLIES.
be confidently stated hat there PILES whchmay
not De cured 'ns rAa Hia csrsn remedy and
IL f ss
s nsh gs
dollars continued bile
nss aSs ssal and Z ny
utter n "a 10th the s. Of two
als n ssu & a axe the n " W
Cincinnati, 9TH month, 1871. -
ERTsIPELAs.
Eryspess the PAIN Invaluable. Other RENEE
an ss U5
however, and completely
effects thorough cure.
under msd tSe d
laborng the tdng Eyipelas, attended with In
large Jumps ssss potrudng large
sss dss sss ssa
sGsrsS viii and s was
misery ongsd for DEATH and expected when
TRY DALLEYfs PAIN EXTRACTOR.
She brought bed box and applied tho i'm
s - s
t. s mel me 's I
being strong and have been
SALT RHEUM,
family for Salt Rheum Of thirteen years. duration and for Warts
s ss e. ss ~ y
to Tie lie aed H. h
s4 sassto N.Y. n. +. - Nos"hlL 'f'AfiS'
| oosTIyENEss; OR, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS
THE PAIN EXTRACTION is he ssse safest and mort essn
and sven ss allied sausny
ssss nd ss ssssa { @
ps
leetly safe; the Pain Extractor do harm
| SORE NIPPLES.
The efficacy remarkable
w I ss
ladies tho subject The following procured
| one of our Agents:
This will certify that we pALLEys MAGICAL PAIN
EXTRACTOR remedy Sore Nipp and heerlly recommend
s9 sasbs ns s sss with 'hs %
Albany April 'S4'' FEVER SORES MARY MOORE
hereby certify that hase afflicted with nvs.erae Fever
fourteen last and have nearly five hundred
dollars employing physicians and purchasing medicines tina.
recommended for M but until
Of tried DALEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
when great surprise before had uHd whole box Of this
entirely Healed, and have nothing of it left about
| BRADJCk DAVIS.
Henrietta, Monroe county. II. Y, May 9, 1913.
| CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES
The PAIN EXTRACTOR truly wonderful quickly
all pains and heal the injury SCAR
REMAINS lis in healing old Of long standing
| psrallslsd.
| ST.. LOUIS Mo-, July g. 1886.
About week since, while working trade,
The whole bi. the
the top of foot just below the nstep The wound began
naIe io until became much alarmed.
British Tncure Myrr and several adhesive paers but all
! 90 purpose. then commenced the uss OF
| DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
minutes the Inflammation
| and has entirely left me.
can confidently recommend DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN Elk
TRACTOR being thing have tried for
| moving pain or Inflammation.
Ship Carpenter by ade, ani shall be willing testify The
the Sve all TIMES when reside Franklin
Avenue, Mt No. 49, where information desired
L Yours, truly, JEFFERSOM d. BIHHOP.
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MUSIC STORES. EIC.
WFOR8TIO o. HEWITT, PIANO ear;

NEORATI0 d. HEWITT, PLANO rrvSk asaax ,zaaxsm
d u FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. 50 sunpsass
attention Of the pabie e his large and oEsnsiyea
Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of All kinda
and tespons his well selected assortment of PIANO
FoRTES rom first aain the United States and
81 New York, f SON Of SewYoFt, and pLEYEh 4 81 Of
Paris The following kinda GRAND Sc
MI GRAND PlccoLo, PICCoLo oB1l9UE AND sQuARE-,Are
celebrated makers tbs world combining all the late
improvements may the subscher every style Of
s w Ak oeaves They will he sold at
prcas MUSICAL MERCHANDISE all kinds and in quantity
Among oe the sphsF keePs constantly on hnnd the largest and
brought the Southern market
which are offered nj the GUITARS manufac
TIRED BY WILLIAM HALL SON tine approved SPANISH
MODELS Instruments the and warranted to
the climate The Subscriber hos had experience in
the the Northern cities well Eewans, snd
thoroughly asquanied with the minuedea Of the bnaine His
stock IA the best selected that has been in the Southern
and his facilities will hand selected
stock Of all kinds MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS the LATEST
MoSTFASff0N ABLE MUSIC. The Musical Public respectfully
invited call and examine his stock.
st3 lyos HoR&TiN D. HEWITT. 50 Camp at NJ o.
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RESOLUTIONS. ETC.

La resolution suiyante, presentee par NJ
Clark, eat adoptee, sur dispense des regles
k6soih que le tresorier paie, sur lie mandat du
controlenr, Mime Julia Kelly, 10 somme de
auatre- yingts piastres pour trois mois de salai-
re &c feu son mari, David Kelly, ex-otiicier de
police du second District,
Les resolutions suiyantes sont atloptees sur
dispense des regles;
Resolu que lie yoyer soft ct demeure autoriss a
faire placer DIES bancs en- fer GU DIES sieees dams
les places jackson, Lafayette, dArmes, Wash
ington ct Clay.
Resoiu que permission soft ct deuieure accor-
dee AleE. Bonnevai de construire une grue sur
10 plateforme don't on SO sert pour les briaues
venant des chars do Carrollton, pres du Cercle
Tivoli pourvu que la dite grue soft constitute
SOUS Is surveillance du voyer ct continue d'exis-
ter scion le bon plaisir de ce Conseil.
Resolu que le salaire DIES commissaires des
marches soft ct demeure Axe soixante piastres
/. par mois, ohacun.
Hesolu que 10 contr6leur soft ct demeure
autoras6 yendre Pencan, apres dix iours Pa
Wis, au rabais, la nougelle toiture de Ia case a
p0mpe de Ia compagnie Creole No Q, d'apras les
plans ct specifications actuellement enregistres
au bureau du yoyer.
R6solu que le commissaire des rues ct debar-
caderes soft ct demeure autorise ct requis de
faire peindre ct reparer lie marche du port. d.a
pras les specifications que faurnira lie yoyer.
s. M. Burke pr<sente les resolutions suiyantes
qui sont adopt sar dispense DIES regles
RSsolu que lecontr6leur emette son manda,
sur u tE61nsier Oh favour de
Nine 3 Hayes, pour quarante une piastres e
soixAntc IN SOUS.
Jesss Gilmore. pour soixante dix hut piastre
OF quatre-y ingts sous.
James Brewer, pour huit cent quarante deu:
91uia 80 sytrsv, 10 nico
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Les resolutions suivantes, adopt6es par lie
Conseil des Assistants Aldermen, sont lues deux
fos, sur dispense DIES regles, ct obtiennent Tad
hesion de ce Conseil.
Resolution autorisant Stanton & Gle cons
truire une machine vapeur.
Resolution autorisant lie Placement de seize
piastres a S. W Rawlins.
Resolution autorisant Thomas Hynes laisser
ses perres payage sur la levGe sc.
Resolution autorisant la yente du contrat
pour la PREPARATION DIES points en- bois ct des ira
verses, troisieme District
Resolution autorisant lie voyer a reparer lie
quail tlottant en- face de la rue Vaudeville.
Resolution autorisant la pose lie Iampes aux
encoignures de diyerses fues.
Resolution autorisant la yente du contrat
pour la construction de deux Quais a ordures ct
DIES bouees necessaires, sc.
Resolution autorisant le bail de la b8tisse
Fencoignure des Champs Elpsees ct Grands-
Hommes, appartenant a j Y. de Egana.
Resolution autorisant les Preparations au
Corps de 6arde. eneoignure Robin ct Annoncia-
ton.
Resolution relative a Ia fermeture DIES hy-
drants (tire plugs) en- cas- d'incendie
Resolution approprant $500 pour les repa-
ratlons Ia case de Ia Compagnie des Crocs ct
Echelles No. 8.
Resolution appropriant s 25 par mois pour
sonner 10 cloehe de rEglise presbyterienne,
Place Lafayette.
Resolution appropriant $l2 par mois pour lie
soutien dune veuye, &c.
Resolution autorisant un contrat ayec J, M.
Forgay, pour lie pavage en- blocs de granite de
chaque cote du marche Soraparu.
Resolution autorisant Permission dun certif-
cat David Moores, pour la CONNECTION de trot-
toirs en- bois.
Substitut la resolution du Conseil DIES AL
dermen autorisant les Directenrs d'Ecoes du
Trolsleme District elargir la sale actuelle-
| tonne.
/ La resolution convoquant une seanee con.
jointe pour lie 8 Juliet est deposee sur lie bureau
sujet Pappel. NJ
| La resolution autorisant la yente du oentrat
pour Ia fourniture de phuile ct pour allumer les
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JAS. STOCKTON.
j. M. BURKE,
\ r.
I. j. LuGENBUHL.

N. Lugenbuhl presente lie rapport ct Ia reso-
luton qui snivent lesquels sont adoptes sur dis
pensense des regles II 1z7
ID delegation du troisieme District, laeuelle
await etc referee Ia lettre de j. b. Slawson q Co,
demandant Ia permission de, construire une forge
yis- Asyis le Depot du Chemin de fer Pontchar-
train, rapporte en- favour de cette mesure, ct
prksente ID resolution suiyante
R6soln que permission soft ct demeure accor-
dee ~ ,B Slawson & Co, de construire une for
ge 4 leur ecurie, vis-a-vi le Depot du Chemin
de fer Pontchartrain, aim de pouvoir ferrer les
mulets ct les chevaux don't lis Sc seryent moyen-
nant qn' Ills Sc conforment aux memes termes ct
conditions imposes aux antres par lie Conseil de
Vile gu par les ordonnances en- yigueur
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isiapes du premier District, fAeoii iiadhfsiosfalt
Gepseils aprss asoir Ste amsnaee de naniaNe5
ibnlurc dams leeontrst Ia kourniture de rhule
q fGclairage DIES lampes Fu quadrieme District.
hes resolutions suivantes. adoptees par lie
Conseil DIES Assistants Aldermen, sont referees
au Comite DIES rues ct debareaderes.
Resolution autorisant lie oontrat avec Christy
Connell pour lie payage, en- bloes cares, de la
rue Tcboupitoulas.
Resolution autorisant la vepte du eentrat
pour la conf.ction dun egout sur Ia rue Clai-
borne
Mr.. Lugenbuhl presente les resolutions sui
yantes, qui sopt lues ct referees au Comite DIES
rues ct debsrcaderes.
Resolu que lie Contr5leur vende lenean.
apres quinze jours davis, au rahais, lie contrat
pour lie payage de Ia rue de la Levee en- blocs
de pierres carrees, ct lie transient des pierres
aetuelement sur Ia ley6e a la rue de Craps,
commencement aux specifications enregistrees
au bureau du voyer.
Resolu de plus. que les pierres quon enlevera
de la Leyee serviront payer la rue de Craps,
lequel payage sera egalement vendu fencan,
dams lie meme delai par lie Contr6leur, conforme-
ment aux specifications enregistrees au bureau
du yoyer.
Sur motion, lie Conseil s'ajourne au premier
mardi de Ssptembre proclaim, six heures
p nj
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. 9 . 2 . . . 8 .
sassf> q n III n Nj ER EITS li.Fss

C0UNTERFEITS .ABOUND!!
All falsely PAIN EXTRACTORS Counterss
DALLEYS The worthless who sell them hope that stealing
they induce tn public believe that their nosrua
the Of the genue articles Buy but authorized
Agents.
EB- ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE GEN
UINE; AND OBSERVE that THE NAME, H. DALEY" BE
WRITTEN WITH A PEN IN DETERRENT CoLoRED INK, ON
THE ENVELOPE OF EACH BOX, AND THAT NO OTHER BE
UPON 1T. pa
g General Depot the United States where all addressed
will be promptly executed. II. BAILEY CO.,
AIS BROADWAY, New York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
ISL CHARITIES STREET, NewOrlsans
Where all Dealers the Stes LOUISIANA, ALABAMA, MIS-
SISSIPP KENTUCKY TENNESSEE the City ST LOUIS,
in the stass OF MISSOURI, will be promptly supplied.
JOHN WRIGHT & CO..
aua03m General Agents for said Territory.
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sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC

MJEW ARK, Nj. SADDLERY Ware go
Ia sghNpREw'ti: BULL CO. No Is Canal
atreet, NewGeanR, between lamp AID Magazine streets
MsnaaeurorE and importers shpDLERy and sApbLEWAhE
and complete OF Saddles
de MaTtngaes Trunks Whirs sbrtng and Bride
e her Rogkias sADbLEs' TOOLS Trminng Of srsy
,ppton, at No. Is CANAL STREET. - -
al2 iy5aW .... AR'tsGW a. hHiti% 90
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CRUDE BRIMSTONE-10O tons of first quail.
~ Ivy in store md fes sala by HARELI Co.. csmmep at
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Gus. CLAIBORNE, seeretaire.

Sur motion, lie Conseil s'ajourne au premier
marh de septembre proclaim, six heures
2. NJ %...-
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Nd ABIGAIL CUREo OF COINS, without cutting

a. paiaDr Warsaw, capital
Poland the honor the aie gentlemen and
inhabitants general this place. undertakes tbs total
eradication CONS BuNi0NS NAILS,
between the Toes, WITHOUT CUTTING Of ELIXIR
Of hi composition.
The in the Of fifteen minutes without the
satisfaction carrying the Root in his hand.
Dr. R. of dsering testimonials
aned France and other foreign parts and distinguished Phy
and Surgeons which have months after the
The Doctor will attendance daily halls till
ayen the morning. and from three the srnoon No. i7S
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ts- rtittaoALftilA sApptE AND tHuNk MAkadotsR,
Grsvie S. ROBE CO. (iHts Rehb FAiFbain)
spy receiving New Goods from Their Mandatory Ptnielpha and
direct iro Egd and prepared offer 70 dealers
the Their trgs and we'll selected
Iol!owa sApDLERY ssddlery AARDWAK&, HARNESS LEATH
ER TRAVELLING AND PACKING TRUNKS INDIA RUBBER
GOODS; SADDLE COACH, HARNESS. AND TRUNK MAKERS
MA fEBfaIs, TRIMMINGS. etc.
fEs- Purchaser arei nrRa call ESQ Arr
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uyRECIPITATED PHOSPHATE OF LIME
III Warranted pure, for se by lis91 p L. MASSEY
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MEDICAL
, ENuINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No

q ENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No
VI 15i SETREETJ. WRIGHT CO. having
stand un1ivaed department business ag
with propos and all tho genuine popular d
oinea throughout
with eaS Of rates l bsow
pce BY enabled 70 offer for the
the which b found h
the purchase
sae Of eucne acquired facilities conducting this
particular scale and Is
handsome sentage on either a. whole
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES The following list comprises
furnished Dealers IN most
twenty than
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RLUE LICK WATER, fresh from the Springs,
] hr sale nv TiaaI p I. Massey

SHOULDERS-8 casks now landing ex Buena
iva STONE i wALwoRTH, o. Teaouplsouss street..
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Crystet Fopnt ssiyistpn Ne. q, 8. Of TMsets every
THURSDAY st oeeh at tA No. V 81 chsrlsi
ensuing quarter W H ELLIS, W. FL s. H.
Bnowx W A.; a. p RISE Il. s.. " Elts A. r. S.; BocyR
s. ]. s. HARGs 81 D. W. Brown, q. A. Hero. A. c.: WN
WATSON, III. r. W. POWELL, q. S. iy2l
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FROM DR VIM 7. PRENTISE.
Mr. BULI-In sour Sarsapala, that
affections long standing Tnea
pei Lepa Poras Scabes Syplt Cachexa in all diseases
modification the fluids the body with considerable
junction with local reaned think would other
psraen Of Saraaparin will admit .s value
earnining the composition.
Respectfully, ysu|s, W.T.. PRENTISS, NJ. D.
Lew XIV 4
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A NDREWS s. CO., JOHN W., Commission
IN Merchants and chipping Agents, 81 Common st. jas
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''plf,YTTfoNs. ETC,

m motion, o. se dispense Dc la lecture du
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Let all ihoe who suffering under the agonzng Rher
at read the following and what also be done for them
hey will use this infallbs rImsdy.
ME- JoHN BUL-Dear N For the Last three years have
afflicted with Rheumatism Of the character
the greatest pain tried remedy could for the
dsenae found relief until your
preparation Ssrspara which has entirely Of Rheumatism
greatly general health than medicine have
uad have months and have
doubt the and confidently being the
medicine in for RhenatBn. ISEiAM BRIDGES,
Unionown, Union county, KY, AIay IL, is4s.
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JoURNAL 0FFIcIEL
Omciel,

y1LIk oossoLInEn On ia NouvELLE ORLEANS
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GOSTIVENESs; or, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR lie the arrest safest
this ioease 1t positively relief in the
all REMEDIES frequently
called Office with their stating
other their
bowels and sat had resulted from it.
suit will always follow Thorough rubbing OF the Extractor
when they cesive Let the be tried
the Pain Extractor do harm.
The daily union., 1852-10-10
UH,yss.,sy sT s..Av,lls.
Medical Department..

THE second Of lectures this department viii
i Moadsy OF November neal, and
unas I'LL The OF the ensuing March.
n. d., Principles and Practice Of surgery.
John NJ Wson NJ d. obslees and the Diseases Of Women
and Children.
A. NJ Buchanan, d. Surgical Pathological Anatomy and
Physiology. ls.f. ...4e
w. Bowling M D. Institutes Practice Of Medicine
@. X Winston, NJ d. Slaena Medea and Medical Jurspra
dence
Robert M. Porter, NJ D., General and Special Anatomy,
J. Bernen Lindsey, M. d. Chemistry and Pharmacy.
William r. Briggs, M. D., Delnonstralor OF Anatomy, III
The anatomical will be opened for students the first
Monday vi October.
The students will have 10 The State Hospital.
u preliminary will be by the profes
soIs, omI u the hrs Monday OF October
Pee OF each SIS marcaauon ticket - deetiDg
ticket, $40 graduation lee, SIS.
be obtained from 81 so So
information be obtained by addressing the
Dean j. b. LlNDslEf, NJ d.. Dean,
NASHVILLE, (renn,) June, 1851
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