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RALTIMORE College OF Dental Surgery, Session
ID Is52-'53
Chaplin A. Harris A. b., NJ. D., Professor Of Principles
ice Of Dental Surgery.
Tbos Bond i, A. NJ NJ. D., Professor Of Special Pathology
ard Therapeutics
w. X Handy VI. d., Professor Of Anatomy
Alfred A. Bandy, NJ H. Professor fOy~ratve
Philip H. Austen, NJ. d. Professor of Mechanical Dentistry.
Reginald N. Wright a. NJ NJ d., Lecturer Chemistry.
The mechanical and dssectng will be the last
Mosday Of October The ipnmay will be te
The regular OF lectures Monday
November aud continue til the last of March
Tickets for the sll0 dssectinr ticket (oponal sl0
matnculation, 81 dipioHa Zee, $50.
Good board from 81 50 10 % 80.
AsR5 w. r. HANDY, Dean
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University of Georgia,

#NA a# sHHssaH 1ts tstaf Ii ATHENS, August q 1884, 4
TfiE Of this institution win professor Of natural
science to ill vacancy the l7t Of November The
will be required teach the French language addition
10 the branches appropriate 10 the proessorshp.
Salary, Sl ZOO per annuM, payable quarterly
Sept 4-aliaw AsBURY HULL, Secretary,
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Pacific Mail steamship Company.-The only Through
Lane for California and Oregon.
u. p.nXA 4

~Exvn The public informed that, under the present
ETk1, arrangements Of this company, steamers inspected
ZlH and approved by the Navy Department, suitable
szs1 In strength and for conversion into war
the first and carrying the United States mais will
Immediately arrival OF
mails win Francisco Panama the
t and 18th days Of each month"; The following packets
longing Pacific which
will be always in port al each end Of The route;
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Gc,ine Commissioner of the General Land omce.
NOTICE

preeynption Ciaiaan and % Ieec, Oopanff
tees Of Mineral Lands
Every person right preemption 70 any Of the
within townships townships above emu
establish Of
and OF the proper land office, mud make
pacae aft seeing thss n0fice,
appointed of The public sale of
csed otherwise such claim will be
person having
additional land district in the Territory Of Wisconsin,
approved "a March, sf7 tessees
perBafe the of their leases permits
the lands within townships and fractional townships
and entitled can
reducs the minimum price of the mineral lands in the Lake Superior
district Michigan aud the Chippewa district in Wisconsin,
approved 96b September s the land covered by their
leases and permits respectively, the minimum price
81 rs full section,
lied, of such permit
Office purchase, u hn shall full the
Of ~ SO V required establish the the salts
aud receiver Willow
pracoke eing pofcs
fore appointed public sale OF
the claimed, otherwise
for eted.
John WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of The General Land once.
10 19,y
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NW - ssgzs,;ss . 9ssE..,ssRaspsssiE -

Baltimore and wsshington Railroad.
PASSENGER trains rs fplowBi
Leave Washington ai and o. m, lat, M, and I, pm
Leave baltimore nj ~ and y, a. m; aud "a,
ON third trains from Washington
the ~ fourth baltimore omitted
Philadelphia and New York
obaned BY trains leaving at and T. Passengers
Of Themselves and
In aud philadelphia, the railroad station.
Commu,aon tickets Radensburr, at S3 quarter will be
furnished upon application at the Office ~
r. II, PARSONS,
An os-dn
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ID H. HOOE n CO., wholesale and Retail Dealers ~
carpepe, floor oil cloths mating curtain materials,
sheetne, blankets, generally,
Pennsylvania between TN and 9Th streets Washington,
D. @.
9o~-H
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lils Is TO give notice that the subscriber hath OBJ
tanned from orphans Washington county the
c OF Coumba letters Of administration the
Francis W. Domnick late Of Bnenos Ayss South America,
eeaed All having claims the said deceased
hereby warned exhibit The vouchers thereof the
subscriber before February
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit Of the said
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF August, 1854
HENRY MAY, Administrator.
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NEW GOLD PENS.-TAYLOK 4 MAURY, booksellers,
IN Pennsylvania 9Th have just received
ply splendid gold pens pates every price, from
dollars. Among will be found Rapp cele
approved pen exant close
sembance the quill and being made OF degrees Aexb
10 suit any handwriting.
sepS. @
INHARLES III. Clenency and EliYaAeth CicAlenoy,
his wife, Eusebius Welsh and other.-Circu Cenu
Talbot county, term, The object Of this
adecree sale Talbot
county which John Leonard died
The bill that John Leonard departed this life seized and
ssssed Of real estate in Talbot leaving the complainant
Elizabeth w. Clemency and the DEFENDANTS Esebus WHlch Sally
Ann Porter George Leonard Ellen Ws aud James Williams,
and Mary Williams his wife, his heirs aaw and legal
ses that will be for the interest and advantage Of all parties
teresed that should Sold
James Williams and Mary Williams reside the Mary
land .E + . +
II ereupon adudged ordered the complainants
causing copy newspaper
sed Washington the District of Columbia each
three weeks before the of November
said absent defendants of the object
this bill and warn them 10 appear In this court by
cto before the third Manday Aovesber
the premises and show they have why decree
ought not not pass, as prayed
P. D. HOPPER
True copy--Attest
sAML T. HOPKINS,
Augie-law3w Clerk Circuit Court.
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AreAissss'. once. U. :. Capitol.
J wlsaIseros, ID. O., SEM. "a

D DIV ".U n WAshtssfosl u c. Sept a5 le5a
CEALED PROPOSALS will AZ This once u.,, !,
~ Nth day " November O'Clock m, ereeuIns %
bnckwok the Capitol y"
The price 10 be stated per fhossaaa " " k eoani which p
Is 10 the cutting OF ali and other and a I'M
bing also all TOOLS eanolding rigging and
the execution Of The The bnek lime sand, eeent
furnished by government
The successful bidder viii be required furnish approved
atty for the faithful performance Of hs work he amoun
$4,000.
Each bid be accompanied by signed BY So sp
ties tho effect that in the bid shall
will into contract for the aforementioned work AZ the Z
stated In his bid al time within thirty days from aeeo
OF the proposal; the suhciency Of the said
be certified by known the Department of s
terror. -
right be reserved OF accepting bid a. may u a.
sdered Secretary the Interior
eminent. F "
Each bid to be sealed aud endorsed hoposa for uOyt !,
us eIteasion Of he DATED States Capitoip T
The bids will be opened presence Of such bidders ma ma
attend, the Department OF the on sa
the 9Th of November, at " O'Clock, ~. "''
THOMAS U, WALTER
Architect Of The Extension Of the United Capo
Sept 26-iaw2m P"""
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Eetnn Insurance Company, Of Uacs, N.w York
.r Capital sI7o,oo0.
HIs company continues against lo damage
buildings the and country furniture,
goods, and merchandise generally Also, marine risks
and risks s'samboat railroads, rivers and lakes taken ON The
most favorable terms
system equitable and safe and the directors
sai~fscicn ample
supius fund.- which, addition the capital stock Of the
enabling present
Naturalization 70 those who
IOHN r. HlNMAN, President. tf
a,t IA. H. HAWLEy, secfetary
CHARLES DE sELDfNG, Agent,
HUsasf 7th street, opposite Odd Fanovs' Han.
Iuoe -Mawl
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DEMOCRATIC Review for June, 4 B2, ,yith portrait
FRAsCK TAyoLR.
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DISTRICT ~ CeLuaBIA,
Washington cousty, 10 vii +;

ORPHAs's CoUHr,
August 3, 1854.
Ordered that The administrator the Francis
W. Domnck late Of Buenos Ayres, south America deceased
said
adver ertisement week for weeks, Union
Teste- ED. N. ROACH, Register,
Aug s-law3w
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NorlcEIhe undersigned hereby inform the citizens Of Wash
~ ngion and the public generally they have this
into cOpancrshp for the making plans
and estimates for dwelling
value all descriptions OF budsrs works. prscca
with the branches OF building
the undersigned thus TO offer their the increasing de
mands Of the community.
oace north side, third door from
open for business from = a. "a Q, p.
An orders will be attended TO promptly and liberal terms
JOHN q. UARKNESs.
Aug l0-oawm 4s#r.a.e4s wM. w. BIRTH.
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uE uOlt.AND-s French saov,ns~ Pate n sup.vtor mr.
for the envelopes newspapers which
be 10 distant parts 0f the world. For by
TAYLOR MAURy, III
Oct Bookseiisrs, 9th
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University OF virginia.

THE session OF this university win
and end June 29th. 4
It's schools are J. ancient languages modern languages 3
mabsmscsi natural philosophy 8, chemty
@, medcine comparative anatomy, physiology and
moral philosophy; 10, iectureshp
There
Of the schools Of ancient modern languages and a
maics and adjunct professor law and lecturer
Expenses fees paid in advance II school be
attended, S50 wo $50 eaehi three or nore SIS each SIS
NoTkn the school Of fee for the intermediate class
$50; for the senior s75attendanca higher involving
the privilege Of attending class. The fees for
entire OF medical lectures, including the dsectna
fee, S9a.
Board and lodging including diet bedding furniture
and servants attendance $40, paid In three nstanent
uadysnee WISHING, So 10 $40 sessions fuel and light,
two occupying SIS TO $40 each l40
Rent OF dormitory two occupying So each
Msticuaon fee, sc, SIS Is
###... 23s
csnngent dspose OF 10 required OF each student
The Tor clothing books, ke
cannot be accurately stated.
GEssNER HARRISON
Aug lI-2aw2w Chairman Faculty.,
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CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL.

IN THEIR anxiety and
render this school pre- emnenuy useful for
afforded board tuition
any similar barely 10 meet
the of the stctes The
confidence
necessary appoint drill
military this and Incidental
which the OF the school demand board have
been induced make small addition the charges
which would be but slightly felt by individuals which,
hoped viii be sufficient or all contingencies There
y 2
Roired That hereafter the charges tuition this
shall be as follows
Ter quarter.
In the primary English department alone. so
In The Mathematical department alone
In the classical, classical and mathematical department
In tbs department OF modern languages, for each foreign
"
In the scientific department. chemistry, natural phos
ophy, astronomy practical &c. with Of
instruments and attendance experimental lectures,
eSua-.... Y 70
Board, washing, &c, heretofore ............. o.
The extended the third Monday
septeuber.
BY order OF the board Of trustees,
EHT. BRIsCoE Register.
CHARLOTTE HALL, 81 May's couny Md, July 30 1854.
Aug
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The steamship Columbia will keep semi monthly eommn
Francisco awaiting the
former the arrival Of the mails and from Panama.
without delay with the mails and for e
from San Francisco.
regular propsie and wheel will be kept
the OF freight and between
Panama and San Francisco.
OF above will keep the connexon between
Acapulco The In the Allan
tic will be maintained by the United States mail steamships
llnos
Umpire
III Dorado. oV
Phiadephia .l,foN
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GLORIOUS NEWs--The important discovery yet
fhPs- liquid glue. for carpenters book
binders cabinet makers, housekeercrs druggists sc. This bere
patent liquid always
u Is fee from smell and will keep liquid any elmae
cement for wood china, marble paper
substance
wherever has beer introduced OF the h saving
observable 6 sight We
TO hardware saone kc
less by 20 cent than ordinary glue We making
extensive TAIL trade,
will do well this Immediately We establishing
agents all popalou towns throughout the United
bottles Of three Sizes and alss by the gaon Small samples
any part of the United States, carriage free
Also, the British furniture polish In ofthree
merchants, attend 10 the above. Apply early,
l#I PHILLIPS co,
Jsly 3i-d3m Cedar street, near Pearl, New York
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New York Fashionable Clothing Establishment
wholesale and retail, for cash only.

wholesale and retail, for cash only.
LFRED MUNRoR Co. No AL Broadway, (between Howsd
aud Grand seets) invite all visiting New lerk
business call their extensive esab1
aud examine the superb assortment OF
and fashionable clothing,
oeptemen's furnishing goods,
nd chiidren's ciortng, kc.,
Of hes description, there exhibited for sale.
The pri-cpes wbirh New Orleans establish
nsnt made universally popular In The South
adhered AL broadway, New York
facilities obtaining goods such TO enable nt all
choicest aud most fashionable styles Of garments
and a the lowest prices.
Every article is sold under FUN guarantees.
rRoRsTbe each article marked IN
figures upon the ticket and reduction can IN
be made
hsesopon. clothing order Tho shortest
ALFRED MBNRoE n CO.,
4tl broadway, New York.
ALFRsD MuspoE, .
wv D. App.rT May 95-d3fnif
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FURNITURE DRY GOODs.-CLAGETT DODSON
pleasure Of informing the public That eir stock Of
goods fn and complete comprising the
and desirable productons Of ..
Elegant velvet tapestry plain Brsses Imperial, and
double and superhne ingram, twlied and plain We
neuan, Dutch, and Dundeed carpeings
ASo, IN elegant Of rugs and, mats 20 match
Also rich OF floor elcloths which
according 10 diagram =.
All materials, with al
safy belongings
An elegant assortment of transparent shades
po do shade Innings
DO Do woollen and linen drugTen
DO do table oicio,hs
To MI Of which the attention Of fhcusekeeperss most respectfully
invited.
Sept l5-1Heodn CbhHETT DODsON.
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OFFICE ofs,e New Work. md liverpool Unsted
Mail Steamship Company, No. Sc Wall street.New
i7th, is52Thobooks for subscription
Of this subscribed previous passage
Increased mail from the
Office absve from the eth
elusive. ~ order of the board of directors
wu l.. yDULE,
Auals Secretary
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ENW saSSzs
White Hail, New Windsor Carroll county, mary
nd.

land.
INNS wslknown thoroughly
waited and hued FOR the especial benefit of families wishing
quiet comfort, II located remarkable
for lis ssubrty vicinity sulphur
spring and Tor residence DE-
sirabie New Windor
The subscriber still accommodate from venf hr
hoardfrs The hie will he sasy o
ALL The bar will furnished with liquors, ~
garp, nc.
done which viii cendnce TO the comfort pleasure of ysie
New Windsor OF easy and reached eihff W
stage Nesmrxter, by the Ohio railroad 70
weodbine Mount Airy, places
given 10 the subscriber few days before
SARAH nARTTIOLOW, Proprietor.
July a5-dn T. r. BARTHOLoW, Agent
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HATS and Caps Hats C.psi Men and Boys,
~ OF every style quality ahd price suitable for fall winter
large snd complete assortment Just received and for safe q reason
able prices, At O. n LANES
Ha,, Cap, srd Gentiemens Furnishing Establishment
Sep ls-3rw9wif Penn. av., ~ street.
News and Telegraph
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These ships having been built BY contract
fkWYZ
ZINElhV In their
strength and speed and their aceonmo
unequaled for elegance and comfort
passage York Liverpool IA L cabin, $40
Exclusive rooms $500 In second cabin $40
From Liverpool o New York. 4 30 and Gao.
An experienced attached TO each ship
No berth can be secured until paid for.
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MOTICEThe board Of officers army appointed under the
IN sI section o the making appropriations for the support
the approved August 81 1884, which is In the following
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NOTICE 10 hereby given she Advertisement Of ths 0sh "a
nyng proposals service the New o
Cruz being accordance with The Ae
the hereby Wild
ds IVA following substituted in place. BY duly eeiu
ed copy referred appears there no clause
Orleans Vera Cruz shall be adapsed o ~ai pu
therefore govern themselves Aeeoioips
The vessels however, be transporting NE mails on .he
Pacific accordance win the
,....a 10 =. ID. HUBBARD, a.
Postmaster General.
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The Railroad Route To the West.

Through by rGa distance, erees ten mill
tohieh Is done IN ooaoAss.
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UuHITE BRANDY AND PURE CIDER VINEGAR
Spices c9 half pipes Of 5 proof pure white bandy,
preserving peaches, Sc
$500 gallons pure cider vinegar from Virginia. expressly
pickling and table use.
Green ginger long pepper seed whit
Jamaica ginger cloves, and other fresh spces &C
10, sale by GEO. n TflOS. PARKER A. CO.
Sent 7--MTbshpnf Opposite Browns Hotel.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-11-27
BOOKS! B0OKSli

The Whiie Sidve, Uncle TOMS Cabin,
Blyihedaie Romance, Night Side Of .NdiWe G,
Religion Of Geology DdpiS Revelations,
Cdriyie's Lite Of Sterling, Great Harmonic, rolls.
J, II, Ill., Water Cure Encyclopedia,
And a splendid assortment OF fancy prescnta-
ton Books, and an endless variety OF juveniles.
Also, a large Stock OF Bibles Historical, Poet
ical Scientific, Miscellaneous, and School books,
Steel pens, Gold pens, Accordcons, Toys, Fancy
Articles, Blank Books Portfolios, States, and a
complete assortment OF plain and fancy Station
cry, just received aud for sale at J. McMillan's
CHEAP BOOK STORE, dpo;s cast OF the
Town Hall where every book in the market can
be procured, ii ordered, at the lowest prices for
cash. In addition 10 the above can be found o
nice lot of Wall and Window Paper.
Salem, October l6. 1852.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-11-27
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

for the onward march through the great Sa-
harn of North America. The great body of
them had alrendy passed. A large nImber
also struck off OH western routes from the
Benr River Valley, and thus avoided seeing
this City, They were generally lllinoisans
and Missouriuns, who have some reason TO
dread the enmity of the Mormons.
There is reason to approhend that these
people indulge no warm feelings of attach
ment to the people of the Old States or of
California. They evidently look forward to
the day when, as they say, the times Of the
Gentiles shall be fulfilled, aud they shall he
delivered into the hands of the Saints, that
their reign of n thousand years may begin.
Already this Territory hns grown into q
place of vast importance TO the trade aud
travel between the valley Of the Mississippi
and the Pacific coast. IL stands relatively
where Palmyra did in ancient times, and il
means nre not obtained TO check IL, II will
obtain an unhounded control over all tho
habtable country in the Rocky Mountain
range. know of but one present means
aud that is, TO found colonies in Bear Rivcl
Valley and in tile Three Parks They would
form sort of decentralization, nnd give pro
lection and succor to emigration and trade.
IL is needless for me TO dilate upon til,
peculiar tenets of their religion. The odi
ous crime of poygnmy is openly pruciiccd
| They do not affect even to disguise it,
They live as publicly with their wives NJ
the Turks, and they would treat rs nm insus
to have their rights in this respect question
ed
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-11-27
OF INTEREST
To Merchants, Clerks, Teachers Students
aud ALL Men.

JUST PUBLISHED new and com
plete set Of Rules by which all the lnndu-
mental operations OF Aritenetic may lie per-
formed in an incredibly short space of lime
To become mas,cr Oflhem will require not
more than couple hours study of any good
sound mind: aud the student will thereby he
enabled to Add, Subtract, Multiply, or Di-
vide, in any sum no matter of how many
figures, more accurately, (indced, beyond he
possibility Of an error,) aud in less lLau one.
fourth tie time required in tho old system.
These Fundamental Rules nre followed
hy An Examination into the Properties of
Numbers, which even further facilitates the
other operations.
There nre also embraced in the work,
RULES FOR THE CALCULATION OF
INTEREST,", which will work out the inter-
est ut any rate upon any sum with tho m-
moSt accuracy, aud simplicity und quick
ness fully equal TO all the other operations hy
this, aud vastly superior to all COURSES in the
old plan.
Together, these form the MosT COMPLETE
TREATISE on the Science of Numbers ever
issued and are intellectually valuable to all
men ironI their never-iuiIng accurucy, and
To business men from the immense amount
OF lime they save from the most wcarisoune
detail of business life. Particularly omgh,
they To he Ia The hands OF Merchants aud
Clerks, Teachers aud Students, and Young
Men generally.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-11-27
lilo for Il strike!

All honest men who won't go in debt, who
won't get living without earning il, who
won't he nose led by Fashion, nrc invited TO
meet for consultation. We have M rioious
intenlions-we are lnw-abiding men-hut we
want our rights. 1t is our right TO wear n
hat ill the nap is all gone from the edge of
the crown but our oppressors oklige us to
get new one every six months, or year at
most, and for Our lives we can't tell the new
one from the old, except by the date of the
halier's card inside. IL is our right to wear
an oVereont two years, if il is sound aud
strong, although il has turned grey, and Tho
bntion holes need repairing. But we cannot
do II unless 1t he on rainy days, aud the ty-
rants thus cheat us out Of n fortnight's hard
earned wages IL is our right to hire a pew
IN The gallery Of the church, where we can
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-11-27
VOL.NS
SALEM INSTITUTE.

THIS INSTITUTE, with some modlhcsuoh'
aud restrictions that cannot fail TO prove bcne,
fetal to those who may hereafter attend W. WIZ
commence its third Winter Sessions (ol -
weeks October 25th, 1859. ..., t...,...s
An able Teacher OF the Latin, Greek, French
and German Languages is now connected with
Il. instruction can be had on the Piano Of a
Lady in the village, who is an excellent per-
former, and an experienced Teacher. s,,s.s
Tuition from $500 to $500 per Quarter Of
II weeks, with moderate extra charges fop
French. German, Pencil and Pen Drawing,
Skctching. Painting in Water Colors and Mono
chromatic Painting, and also, for attending Dr.
Mack's Illustrated Lectures on Anatomy and
Physiology, and Mr.. Lusk's Lessons in PEN
mnuship.
The institution is furnished with Anatomi-
cal Plates, Historical Charts, Outline Maps
Apparatus and Minerals. ..-.r
Students can hire the use OF all Text Books
needed in the Institution, except in few Of the
most advanced Glasses, at the rate of Ono Doll
lar per Quarter Books can, also, be purchased
in the Village, at low prices. Ample arrange
mcnts arc now being made to accommodates
Students with comfortable board, which Gun bc
had on very moderate terms. s.f-
Those desiring particulars can obtain cata-
loguc accompanied by full circular, and any
additional information they may wish, by adj
dressing WM. McCLAlN, Frincipai.
Salem, Col Co., o., Oct. 2, 1852. ru
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-11-27
November.
National Era,

November is commonly drcary enough, but
he following by Thomas Hood is rather hyper
,olical as a description of this region. 1t may
70 literally true, for aught VIC know, of smoky,
nurky London.
No sun-no moon!
No morn-nu no noon
No dawn-no dusk-no proper time of day
No sky-no earthly view
No distance looking blue
No road-no strcct-no "tother side the
way
No end to any Row
No indications where the Crcsccnts
CO.
No top to any stccplc--
No rccosnizarions of familiar people
No courtosies for showing en-
No knowing en-
No travelling at all--no locomotion,
No inkling of the way-no notion
"No go"-by land or ocean
No mail-no post
No news from any foreign coast
No Park--no Ring-no afternoon gentility-
No company-no nobility
No warmth. no cheerfulncss, no healthful
case
No comfortable feel in any member
No shade, no shine, no butterflies, no bees,
No fruits, no flowers, no leaves no birds,
NOVEMBER.