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80 Camp street.
Az NoTCE-Frou Gi,er SIX PER CENT. INTER-
EST vii be pad honev this
y CHIT PER CENT interest pai Moneys left arany siect
dad
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS g9ed fdsrred bearing hessoe
y szosable any tae Commercial the
limited States.
SHORT LOANS nnfe on trrdoo6.ed c7laerais 1hii9n
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y AT UNryERslTY.-Prof. Head, Of
abba t.do. J University, was attacked
ago by student named johnson, who
Ryeral blows with a rattan cane, at the
y hold ng a pistol in his hand The
also drew pistol and snapped it at
We ! after was subsequently, held to
Ner for an assault with intent to
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RurTUREs CURED.-Sherman's Curative Pa
Truss snd Rupture Remedy relief and comfort
guarantee he Of all Rppntf To good spPy
proptietofs establishment 10 ST. Charles street rqui1y
Dr. shsrman For farther particulars adyesomsp, brI
page ApplY the pamphe IL
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], BRANDIEs AND LIqUeRs.-Messrs. Il
Sls & Co., No, "a Camp street, have one
est assorted stocks of the above in the
2mprising all the brands in favor with
ats. Buyers are recommended to give
ali and ti'y for themselves.
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WEST POINT CADETS. Vest Point, June II.
The annual examination of the United States
corps of cadets is expected to close to-day, and
the corps will encamp next week. The grad
uating class numbers torty-six. This class
entered the institution four years ago, with one
hundred and ten members. This reduction in
the numbers of a class during that period is not
unusual; indeed, it may be remarked that a
greater proportion Of the original members of
this class graduate than of most classes
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BALLOON AsoENsIoS.-Mr. Elliot. the celebra-
ted aeronaut, intends to make balloon ascen-
sion on the 18th of July, at the Slash Cottage,
Hanover county, Va. 1t will bea grand, and to
thousands, novel spectacle, and will draw an
immense multitude to the place OF its exhibition.
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LATE FROM PUERTO CABELLo. philadelphia,
June 18.-The bark Paez, from Puerto Cabello,
with dates to the ID inst, arrived to-day, re-
ports that the Republic was tranquil, and the
appearance of political affairs indicate the cleo
ton of President Monagas -4".
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80 Eeaspssss.e d Persons.

EVIDENCE OF WHAT HAS BEEN DONE.
In the month May 50. call Sher
have hm lit With his Patent Tmss, which did aud
,oandy cured Sherman gave wash. have
without months feel aympons s=
distressing nfrniy. Sherman also my uncle bad
rupture. HENRY MELVILLE, ~ Esplanade street.
New odeans June 1Q, 1854.
This certify my left srlr
BY A Sherman, Troes Previous
being fitted by DIT Sherman had kinds
bns6t thm, they my rnptue
annoyed continually. From the experience shat have hnd
assettug Dr. Sherman
Truss the only that will afford security gains; ansqaon and
afford 4 permanent cue. CHARLES sAyGNI,
Corner Of PoydrhS and Philipps streets
New Orleans, June 49, 1884!
uiqg Dr. Shernsrs Rupture Rem
the advice Or The stx months bad teroa
hsrra ard fee Satisfied tha am iouRdiy cured.
WIN. II. STANLEY, AI,gszi.e street. near Felicity Roa
New Orleans, June ii, 1854,
certify ms badly ruptr-d
year when called Dr. eoali
looked Chules
the rupture Dr. sherman fitted Truss
Welt retaining the bowels day, completely
n thee months MRS. NJ. WILLIAMS, Bacchus street
New Orleans, juno Is ls5t.
This certify DR., Sherman my rapture
in nar noaths au,e. JAMES SIMPSON, S97 Camp street.
New Orleans, Jane Is, 1864.
undersigned she Dr. sheaan,s
Paept Tas Rupture Remedy subequtat being
d. Stsrmgn much the trussa4
wearing his enjoyed irEp Of comfort which
oofdeut
observation led be- 1--we that Dr. shes minis
adjusting his npto peculiar
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ayers of the Washington National Monument
have published an address subscribed with their
names, at the head of which is that Of Franklin
Pierce, ca o8ieio President of the Board, calling
upon the country TO subscribe towards the
Monument on the ensuing 4th of July. They
commence their appeal as follows;
ssFellow- citizens; The Monument so nobly
undertaken by few of our patriotic country
men, to commemorate the worth and services of
The Father of the Country, having reached Isl
feet of Che SIT ! according to its plan, at cost
of about $4,000, needs your prompt and zeal.
Gus support to raise funds, now nearly ex-
hausted, to carry it on after the present month
of june"
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Poss Christian Eaotet

ks- Viii open the eecoioa Of Visitors SATURDAY tbs
l0h OF JUNE jel an9pdkw RH, MONTGOMERY.
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SEAMEN's WAGES, - Seamen are becoming
more scarce at New York, and much difficulty
is now experienced in shipping crews. Several
ships for New York have been detained week
or ten days. The wages to Liverpool remain as
last quoted, but as high as $50 to $50 advance
money has been paid. The Government is now
paying 49, per month, with $50 bounty.
DREADFUL ACCIDENT. Three men were al
most instantly killed in ST. Louis on the 10Th
inst. by the walls of an old building falling in
upon them while they were engaged in tearing
it down,
Ayiolent thunder storm, accompanied by hail,
passed over Boston and vicinity on Thursday
night. 1t is said t. have been the most violent
thunder storm that as occurred there for years
The whole heavens ,emed TO be in one continual
blaze and numb of houses were struck by
! the lightning, but rtunately no lives we're lost
At East Freetowp md Raynham, a few miles
from Boston, hail S mes damaged the crops and
broke all the glass they could reach. Sixty
bushels of these missiles, it is said, were depos-
tied together at one place, being eighteen inches
in depth in a hollow.
THE CANADIAN AND UNITED STATES REcIPRo-
CITY TREATY.-Qnebec, June 1.-THE Quebec
papers of to-day give a synopsis Of the Elgin
treaty, in the settlement of the Fishery ques-
ton, which has been agreed upon at Washing
ton, the substance of which is as follows:
Article lst throws open the British American
fisheries, excepting those Of New Foundland, the
mouths of rivers and the salmon, shad and shell
fisheries, to American citizens.
Artin ID piy 40 British RIGHT To Amerl-
can fisheries to the Both parallel.
| Article Sd provides for the free exchange OF
certain commodities, among which are enume-
rated flour and all kinds of breadstutfs, cotton,
cheese, butter, tallow, lard, all kinds of GOALS,
pitch, tar, turpentine, lumber, rice and manu-
| featured tobacco
| Article 4th throws open the St. Lawrence and
| the Canadian canals to American vessels, the
American Government undertaking to urge the
State Governments to admit British vessels in
their canals.
Article 9Th provides the manner and mode Of
ratification of treaty.
Article 9th provides for including New Found
land in the rights of the treaty, if she should
| consent
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aREACHESl have established
Hdy Agency r Nj. MrALPIN'S WAREHOUSE, Mes. -
Common and 80 Canal Sales Hotels Btdng houses and
Families at wholesale Prices. FELIX HUSTON.
iessl3 C. GRICE, Agent,
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I'VE sTesU Orleans Printing Mouse,
NEW AND HOME ESTABLISHMENT,
SECOND FLOOR OF No. 8s CAMP STREET,
between PoydraS and Netcbe1)
Proproors { E y; ss1II g. Sll wHasTos.
Ivy Athis Establishment executed clIEAPLY, NEATLYan
EXfEDlTIousLY, all kindsof
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
IN ENGLISH FRENCH MD SPANISH,
....sucH As....
BOOKS lDAY, cAslinud ORDER BOOKS
PAMPHLETS Bull, RECORD AND INVOICE
LAWYERS BRIEFS, BOOKS etc.
BLANKS FOR PuBlIeoFFIcEs DIARIES,
NOTARiALBiANKS, SALES RECEIPTS
CUSTOM HOUSE BLANKS, COTTON PRESS RECEIPTS
INSURANCE OFFICES do STEAMBOAT BILLS.
CouNTlHG-H}USE SHOP BILLS
BANK OFFICERS do. STEAMBOAT AND STEAMSHIP
FOREIGN lMPoRTERS'Aos POSTERS,
CHECKS, sTEAABOhT CARDS,
CATALOGUES, BUSINESS CARDS.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE, BILLS or FARE,
DRAFTS, WINE LISTS
NOTES, DRUGGISTS LABELS,
H'Lts OF LADNe, uhND-Bnls
MANIFEST HEADS, FIREMEN's CERTIFICATES,
CIRCULARS BALL AND soREE INVITA-
JOURNALS and LEDGERs, TIoNs, etcpee
Mg~ PRINTING IN COLORS. "s&
BALL AND soIREE INVITATIONS, BILLS OF FARE, escn
....PnIwTEp M.
GOLD, SILVER, CRIMSON, Ere,
Ey We have peculiar facilities RULING and BIN DING
~ We have choice atcck of FANCY EMBosshh
coLoRED CARDS PAPER OF various re selected with
and which will print dpoHe otherwise at moderate
rates.
1T We prepared to print
POSTERS, OF LARGE DIMENSIONS,
FOR SHOWS STEAMBOATS,, STEAMSHIPS,
IN PLAIN OR FANCY coLoRs,
ts- We HOES POWER and ROTARY PRESSES and RUG
Giles PRINTING ENGfNE--thO best in
EE Call and examine and for nds the
work above mgl 2awH
new TH 1seE no.1 To 6! . e:
| BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA and WASHINGTON CRY. BY
irstclasa Steamers and By sitoad hom ST. Louis via
! Chicago, Buffalo NJ Niassra Falls Iii
| or Time from St Louis New York-oNE DAY AHEAD OF
| ANY OTHER LINE
sybe MhIgan seu-ecra Northcu indiana Railroads.
rying the Great Western Unod Through Gal.
E ihs following Steamers will ye New Orleans for 81 LOFTS
connecting At s. Louis wb the Michigan, and Northern In
diana Railroad carrying rhragh Mai 9s
Northern Cities via Niagara ga direcl
SsEssSsS5a,ttr, @:s@:;$ss ]%s
" ii lilSos' " Fi,a 5"y, i 1aos a. a.
k8 Several other fine hourly expected VIII ea8s
during the week.
TT secured Steamers ao
leaving Louis ThrtogS Tekn;s all
Western Notton and Eastern Cities via Chicago Buffalo
gaa Falls ntprcr NICHOLS, tho
ST. Charles HOTEL dooro the Banking ousso Pickett MeAai
10 Co.
BPassengers Niagara by this line by
! nourE without gong through cnnaaa.
fs- baggage checked through from st Louis.
E- rreers they pcsse this route, and
rune th journey pleasure the throagh tickets being good r e
This Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo Bellevue
Moaroe ve tnd Duukk with ali principal rItoa3s til
pncurp for all The enneeos
also have the privilege of going the entire hE roads
take the splendid running @ Monroe sic
Buffalo without oPpHg Passengers Albany eau take tai
road from that city New York the Flendd ys
steamers.
az Authorization with dttent Will be cheer
fully furnished by NICHOLS only this ci;y
where through tickets to the Northhy h line be oanet
Es- Travellers in the shing utst.
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TMe Gentlemen

e Are now offered Greater than purchase their
SPRING AND 'UMMER CLOTHING
q R DREW,
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Books. We have received from 7. L
|iR5 Canal street, a number of new works
appear to deserve especial mention, viz ;
nv of the Protestant Church in Hungary
|le beginning Of the Reformation to 1850
|srk, although not large, appears to con.
the elements Of complete history.
White has also sent us volume Of
ia Poems, and an illustrated series OF
+, entitled g This, That and the Other, .
Ir with Paul CreYton's last.
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being relieved rpptage lou
DURATION small procure the efficient above
auded and avs Themselves Of tie pfopstors experience
plying his establishment 10 ST CHARLES STREET and regusa
ing personal interview. Observe No. the door.
Es Persons distance oravne the Truss Remedy
inches the hips ruputed about
long standing, how large, painful not etc. 1874 dltW
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DREADFUL. ACCIDENT. Three men were al
most instantly killed in St. Louis on the 10Th
inst. by the walls of an old building falling in
upon them while they were engaged in tearing
flnrp
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EGtgjes. III ee0a ISsis.
ReaestistsS eeth

AND SWEET B y EA TIL
E- sHERMAE's oRRIs TOOTH PA STU, warranted tho best
enh in the world free al ateona bstarces hard
Dsttist all who hRva
Prepared by A. Sherman, NJ D Sold IN New stns by
ieg6 62p J. WRIGHT y co. rs Chartras street
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1T n 0WCC
J.. Lane RuAt n
ta'lrd FROM NasatG Ii
port. Cons rnySa 4
hnd syn T. e nyetsnd
ayprhge may be dill L
z 8 IRl
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.SSap Ate0kSn -m
~ FOR SALE BY
THOMAS L. WHITE,
lO5 CANAL STREET, 1O5
TtuS, THAT AND THE OTHER. ~. m.
THE LAMPLIGHTER.
SARGENTs FIRST CLASS READER.
EoWtTT,S VISITS TO REMARKABLY, PLACES.
FARM IMPLEMENTS. By Tho mas v
THE RAPPERS EXPOSED.
FARMtNGDALE. By Caroline Thomas.
TRAVELS IN ARMENIA. By Curhcn.
WILSON'S ESSAYS AND MIS- CELLhNIES
WEssLEY A Story, Without Name,
POETS AND POETRY OF TIE ANClENTS, BY Alb. Mills
THE t,UIEr HEART. From Nackwood.
THE TURKISH EMPIRE. BY E. ] Morris.
MARTYN NERRYvALis. Parts !, and s.
IoD FAMILY ABROAD. By Lever. ie963tlp
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THE IL,

40 IL
- IT
BY N to
New Y9sie /.
report of 1al
England, Ster
China. III
ThA ,nlpslo,
foreign seiItI !
and EnelisaE 4
against enr
stroyed tl,e,.
conaict.
WAs,trya,lo
thr Kin to.R' :
CONGRESS H.
future in,A - q
az hove, ~ y
The y . IS
Ntinnssa !
4 oh ans, u, :
Church a ~, I'M H.
course Of Mrr,
Church welIHn,l
drel, . autIsSca
was selzeaIre,
drew a col.
ever, BIT Nas
citetaent Mari
The il 4 AL
@ In the Sto, d
was orders en-,
The prgEyetf
w,s,,,y ~, ,
.lay nh me Nsc;s
nFter IA WI. IN ~
q" ,[' VI fba r''' cl4 ~ e.
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NEWS or IH.E CHI Y.

INorEsT. THE Coroner, on Saturday, held an
inquest on the body of Michael Harlan, who
died very suddenly at the Halfway Coffee
House, corner of Tchoupitoulas and Hunter
streets Verdict, Apoplezy, caused by intem-
perance The deceased was native of Ire
land ared az vaors
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R@-NorJ,
m4.Norlf,r

NJ
MlatsliniHn, trolaHi,,,
bi. ,rlet. Causisxs,,,,.
gootla IN the LuWte ,
risk. III q
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NJ llI1iT eTpsnseIiE NJ
NoTicE III,
u Consequence eHs. o
her freight 10 Ut.
tend 10 thrir lnsa
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Fashionable Clothing

They avail themselves occasion
to Their former solicit tn behalf
the liberal patronage heretofore DID a them.
THOMPSON. NIXON & co.
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Charles e. IA ELS,

ts The undersigned srs made 70 renwb the
hnsneas in favor of
MEssRs. c. LEIGHTON AND +. X BARBOT
The Jny ne1 viii m Int lae o.r ller nta ST..
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~ lIIAt1 l4iE
t},e discns4itbe
elndad -
The Son n, y
In =, The HE
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pIiir.ADa. Jp
nj Hol.id3g.=
s a. :. :, i a Eos, AZ
co s6oo /
' Nav Whine
,jao ~ m -
rem peDo ri u, afiIies :
i'm forIEc ma
On the 81 '
At l}nesres
ton had iade,
nnt. fIowpkeral
iyanishei.I
The teIowaI
was quite ble.
W4slllI Jun
Patents lnlewe
eraph patantel
$40. Mavlng
forth in IN d
his applis ultJ
Drene Wg
ARRl,SsE G
June a
rived Liz \,
from Ha I the
200 pasI y
from HN
B}osroI 20
storm viAs eli
were strhhe
killed.
iNSsAsuvluno
in this cling
eicR..a ing a
PRoeptlIE d
last weed weef wi
e fis1 HSs'i isenn
crease crease in t., VI
nnaraptjRI Sal,
d'I, a. tapliiShn il
street, in tlty,
on .I..hs,, ojja y
Il hi iosa,if WIN
nh 'Ij' is j AID
t,'',d WIry !,
iiI,'lil' IN tfr e 4
t ~ : :sea m b.t mo
10 10 t tss exi1 Of Mi +
as IN NJ Bosta Fri.
III Nv Nv oma
and three IS, d
tI,e ,liseasi IN 4
Earnes, atabo
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letter trouton,
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t. Southern men it is your privilege to catch
your own slaves. You have n constitutional riglt
to do it. But we will not turn out anil play the
bloodhound for you" The Wig and Democrat
promises to keep inviola,c this same compromise.
So they twain are one flesh, what therefore Slavery
has joined together, let not humanity, foolishly
think to put asunder.
We have just made in company with our and
the slaves friends. James Burnaby and c. c. Foote
the agent Refugee Home Society "a visit, to the
Fugitives in Canada. An account OF which, you
may see in our next. We are happy to say, MS far
AS we were able to make observations, that the gen
eral condition Of the f~ugitives in regard to homes
and schools furnished by the energy Of the r. II.
Society and the general aid Of the abulitionists
East and West, is decidedly more comfortable and
prosperous than we had vcutured to hopc-and we
feel warranted in the opinion previously entertain
ed, that with very little assistance they may, aud
will elevate themselves to positions Of equal intel
ligence, enterprise, and manhood, with their more
favored brethren Of the white race. With deep
oning adherence of slavery,
Yours truly,
JOSEPHINE S.. GRIFFING.
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CINCINNATI A


The Fifth Cincinnati Anti-Slaverv Bazaar will
open on Monday, Oct. Both, at Q o'clock at Mason.
ic Hall and continue afternoon and evening of three
days. 1t will lie conducted rs usual without raft.
ing or commission, and it is hoped that those who
love freedom and wish well to their race, especially
Sunday Schools and Temperance Societies will not
fail to be there.
Among the articles for sale arc several beautiful
pictures, among them one by Dunkisson, with rich
gilt frame-a large assortment Of faynl baskets,
splendid sofa cushions, what-not ornaments and
children's toys in fine wood, elegantly cmbroid-
cred blankets, sacks, and flannel skirts for infants.
%cambrick dresses, shirts, hoods and shoes do
gentlcmen's slippers, ready made comforters and
bcd-quilts. shoe racks, english hosiery, wax, and
other dolls, children's shoes hoods, sacks and
aprons silk and %gingham embroidered merino
dresses, piano covers, divan cover worked 10y Ilar-
riet Martineau, beautifully carved Swiss cottages,
stand covers, crib and cradle covers, tidys Of various
kinds, cooking stove, window shades. clothes
horses, French china oyster turreen and lemonade
bowl, Kendall ware, new style Of satchcll for
young ladies worsted tissue shawl, paper maiche,
and other porto folios, purses Of various kinds,
Qninces, and vegetables, rare specimens of Bolton
grey chickens, and Shaker fantail pigeons, starch,
soap, hair and clothes brushes, coal, tea, candles,
coal hods, hatirons, sleeves, wooden ware, furna-
ces and warfle irons note paper and envelops, cotton
batting and w~adding, dumb walters coopers gel
latin, Methodist camp stool and a variety Of other
useful and fancy articles too numerous to notice.
SARAH OTrs ERNST, ELIzABETn L. COLEMAN,
KEZIAH Emery, MARY Mann,
JULIA HARDWOOD. MARY DEGRAw.
a HOAX Europe and America have been hoax.
cd by the unexpected news Of the fall Of Sevnsti-
pui. The Allies had been successful in their pre-.
lininaTy movements, and ere this it may have
been taken, but at the time of the report it had
not been even invested.
SIR JoHN FRANKL1N.-lt is rumcred through the
papers that the remains Of Sir John Franklin and
his companions have been discovered. 1t is suppos-
ed their ships were beaten to reices by the ice, aud
they persisted in attempting to cross the country to
the nearest settlements. Silver spoons and other
articles bearing the names and marks Of members
Of the company have been found iu possession Of
the Indians, from whom the information is
gathered.
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l.
q y0n OaNt Cheap aud Good Nf0ees, oIN on SnideT
d Woodruff, al the old SALEM FOUNDRY
IL Salem, Ohio.

II yOn DdH CHedp aud G"Od NfOccS. GHH on SHlder
d Woodruff, attMe old SALEM FOUNDRY
IL Salem, Ohio.
THANKFUL for past favOrs, we would call the
attention Of the public to the variety Of style of
Stoves now manufactured at our establishment.
We invite all who may want Stoves, to call and
examine ours, as we are determined to sell rs low
rs any other market dare sell, either wholesale or
retail, and warrant all our work.
Among the Stoves are as follows;
The NATIVE, improved, for the use of wood,
which has stood against all competition Of Cook
Stoves for the last five years.
The Minnesota, Nos. | and 2. less in size than
the Native. equal in every other respect.
The EMPIRE IMPROVED, in the length OF the
fre-chamber.
The KITCHEN WITCH. one of the latest i'm
The WASHINGTON COOK, n new style for a
coal cook, on II superior plan to any in use. and
adapted to the very purpose of coal, which can he
changed by an additional plate to n perfect wood
stove. No stove now in use has the same advan-
tages this has to be so completely changed for the
use Of wood or coal and an additional improve
ment is the raising and lowering of the CRATE,
which will lessen or enlarge the fre-chamber.
The LILY PARLOR, n new style of Parlar, as
we'll as n Plrlor Cook Stove, made upon the --latest;
style and most improved plan; and by the use of
a ftncy top, it can be changed from n cook to Il
perfect parlor stove. Also, two sizes of Il cheaper
stvlc, for the same use.
Three sizes of the FRANKLIN, among which is
one Of n handsome figure, of II large size, for the
use of largo rooms on parlors also, large stoves,
for the use Of meeting aud sch0o! houses, shops, &c.
CASTINGS Of all kinds on nand and made to
order, such as the country demands, among which
tfe Crates, PhoW5hs, SHARES, Porch Steps, Wagon
and Bu0gy Boxes dc, dc.
All the above will be sold low for cash or country
produce. SNYDER & WOODRUFF
SALEM, Oct. 81, 1854,
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Of materials or breskage Of Apparatus. 7,so
Engineering. including tie Csc ot al hocee-
snry Instruments, also plotting and draft 80
ing, .pn
Music on Piano, aov
Use Of Instrument, extra, ~
French and German Languages, each extra, $50
Drawing from Nature, extie, ~"
Boord per week, from 500 70 SEQ. Convo-
N Lent rooms for collaborating. can lo obtained 1t
moderate rent. by uniting in clubs aud boaiu'ng
themselves, students can Z minish the expense one
half or more.
Three dollars tuition il required. rigidly, in ID
vance, which will be refunded in case Of sickness.
Books can he had in the place at New York prizes.
f.. Ii. OARRICUES,
ISAAC SNYDER.
JACOB HEATON, n;r-
JOHN HARRIS, ~
FIJI DAVIDSON,
JOHN HUDSON,
Salem, Oct. Z. ls5I.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-10-28
FIFTH ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT
OF TIE
FEMALE NJ DICAL COLLEGE,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.

OF PENNSTL FANLA.
THIS Institution located at 2co, Arch Street;
Philadelphia, Pa; will ommence its next session
on Saturday, September 30th, 1854 and continue
% weeks, closing on SATURDAY, March 18th, 1855
This is the longest term Of any Medical School il
the United States.
FACULTY.
DAVID j. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Dean, Profsssof
of Chemistry and Toxicology.
ELLWOOD HARVEY, NJ. D., Professor Of the
Principles and Practice of Medicine.
ANN PRESTON, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology.
EDWIN RUSSELL, NJ. D., Professor Of Apair
omy.
MARK G. KERR. NJ. D., Professor Of Materia
Medica and General Therapeutics.
So -, Professor of Obstetrics and
OiseGses of Women and Children.
KERSEY G. THOMAS, NJ D.. Professor Of
Surgery.
WILLIAM ELDER, NJ. D.. Lecturer on Medical
J jurisprudence.
ALMIRA L. FOWLER, NJ. D., Demonstrators
e Anatomy and Chemistry.
HENRY I. BIRNBAUM. Janitor:
+This Chair, now vacant, will be filed before the
lpening Of the next session.
July 10, 1854.