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MIsC;I3I NEOUS.
: q & WIn.I Il Needs, %

III & VIM. e. Needs, -
Bookbinder &c BInmk boolss Mnnufn cturcr,
No. 24& Monroe Street, UP STAIRS.
MToULD respectfully inform their friends aud the pub
wv slieinge1e that they have bought the
mel lately known james Book and
Blankbo n mandatory prepared to Rule and
bind to order plank Of DsIc
anu by any esta bisnent III the country. ~. 80
{! amply p
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RIVER AND " GATHER.

.PIrrsBunon, Jan. 26.-River7 feet inche
and falling. Weather clearing up mild j'. %
CiNcISNAri, Jan. 25,-Riyer fallen Is inches
Weather mild but cloudy, rainel all nj iii
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"a DIR, GordonFHarris, ll9l.l

A GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE.
Lock 1nffmary, No. 81 south Cay
street opposite the Exchange buildings, Baltimore
practical experience OF 90 years enables DR. II.
eases which have too long been yielded rhys
Clans 70 Tie hands Of 9uaekery He be consulted
at distance cured at home by addressing
etter to Dr. Harris Baltimore, nd. All communications
cofd entei, remedies by any part ofthe o. S.
See I'D ycrtisement on fourth page. apr4-1y
Foreign Exchnnge, Foreign E1chnnsc.
IOERSoNS wishing to remit oney England, Ireland
1sor Scotland. in amounts fromg upwards can find
safe, quick aild cheap medium through 1F55
Fs:tfti suSF 20 EDWARDS, SANFORD q co. 80.
sTlsfiss 1858 4s.SN.PEGMAN,l Agent.
ne13tf. fsf.lr- II
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HoNoR TO the HtMANE.-,The Argus saws a
subscription paper is in circulation for the purpose
of raising means 10 procure two gold medals to be
presented to the brave fellows, hands on the stea-
mer Fort Pitt. WHO saved the life of the unfortu.
male lady who threw herself from the Suspension
Bridge, at The risk of their own lives. grsi liagJ
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The LADY who leaped from the SUSPENSION
Bridge sustained nonateral injury and has al.
most entirely recovered the effects ofthe cold
bath. 81
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BEDINrSE PASSPORT. - 5s'i.''t
WASHINGTON, an. 25.-The Star says Belini
will receive a passport the same as accorded To
other Ambassadors. ,,s5...e. 81
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TnE Vn.oeuA.-.This steamer, Capt. o'Neil,
continues to,ply regularly between this city and
Seubenville, and is great accommodation 10 the
trade and travel between the two points, Never
mind any malicious reports you may hear about
her, Beth the Inspectors of Huils and Boilers for
this port certify that she is safe aud sound
sengers and freight. si1'a..75i' .1.t
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y :. ~. -. I. NEW Jersey.

-7I- ken I1I - 1lI 3 J,
) TRENTON, Jan. 25.-The Stnte Convention Of
The Prohibitorylaw men meets here to- morrow
Tie Legislature to-day passed u Resolution thai
itisimproper aud inexpedient,ato charter or re-
charter any more Banks. siasj;S 80 s3li'5 IS afs
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oAUIatoN.sB5lsi

On. MoRsE's ISvldoR kTtSG Con hs been cotnter
feited by some anrrinciFisd psF sous 9 ~
= III utule all the genuine cordthF tho
simiIe pasted the cork each ana fe to
lowing words blown in the giassS eat fissf sfiS
hDR. MoRsE's INyIGoRATING COR DIA = 80
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y '''i'1a NEW YORK MARKET. t
NEw YoRK, Jan. 26.--Flour, State 800; Ohio
9,1sa9.3l !; Southern $751; steady. Wheat, infe-,
rtor Michigan 2,25, buoyant. Corn. mixed .02;
yellow 100, advanced Al 20, &c. Whisky, Prison
SO, firm. Provisions steady. ih'- s.talsiia ,s5sl
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BLACK yARNISH. 81 ,9 81
VERY superior artiSle or Black Leather ioi
N sale by % .t J. sXO y. ELIss
HON TiOUSAN5 Heif SPANISH SsesaIs. Just received
1Oo and for sale BY ~ Z CA isH g Co.,
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i=atI e 80 ta77 coMaIssrorERs oFYtck,
aatrafsi+ta lFuiB iisFTf

/ f4'y''9 @t9 DeceInber9 Cpd, 1853 t gu is tsH
NO7IcE-The parties Interested in The matte OF the
er esoig decree are hereby that have appoint.
dnthe Of the time and PLACE when. and
where will proceed take the account directed by the
said decree And do require the before me,
of all such papers books, vouchers and proofs may
IS 5tlfiyfsJ ) 5s.tsI5C IBS0S l.. CRAM ER,l-as
u dec22 Mns.er Commissions In chnncerY !.
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9BRoNcHITIs

Bronchitis, difficulty OF breathing harsh cough Shiny
eXreetoratio, with all other symptoms caused by an az
lection the air tubes leading from the throat lungs
arc directly and specifically affected by tic use OF this ad.
nnrabe remedy warned in time ye afflicted,
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'''S CINCINNATI MARKET 49, ''-'
i"CiNcisNATI, Jan. 26.-Flour quiet. partir u.
224c. PROVISIONS firm. Bulk sides IL. Sales of
100 hhds. of Sugar OF 4and &c. Il $50 rs
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THE AVN ApAMs nrrly.tl ifoomi ~,
serday with an immense load of fteigh, for ship
nlent OH the B. & o. Railroad. -
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Qua RIVER TaAbE.--An article in reply to a
series of long articles which have recently ep-
peOred in the Pittsburgh Journal. containing
divers queer things about our Iivertrade, has been
crowded out from this issue. 1t shall appear to-
morrow. 49, 't.eH3
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No6ioe

LLpersons knowing themsey at the retail
store q Knox, win please All without
delay make payment of the same; and all hav
claims against the House vii the SANG
deces MctiLALLENs & KNOX
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; LoMnlssIoNERisD FFic
pe slnhsr e2h 1853.

cree afehsfeby hnted, ttiat pppointed Tuesday
The 1thday e fstIiary 1884: Al Once n the q
proceed the account directed by the said
And do hereby require the production or all
such papers, books and proofs may neces
sary to theproper taking OF said account; D
safl - - G RSONs + L. ttHANMER, y "a.
dco3 n gaSa Master cemmssioneE in chancery4
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go Is. s.'WAsnisoroNl Jan. %.
sENATE.-The Chairman laid before The Senate a
communications from the Secretary Of the interior
asking an,approprionoffs5 $50, 900 10 paythe debts
incurred by the Mexican boundary Commissioned
MI. seward presented the proceedings Of ameet,
Jugs Oh the cItlzenof7 New York and OF the Mem
mers OF the Legislature and various ports ofthat
STATE, N favor of reduction of Ocean postage -
also petltons that Congress grant land for a ship
canal rounithe Falls of Niagara. - = a. >
- NJ +. Everett presented petition from the Massa-
ehusetts Historical Society, asking that Congress
would takel measures TO procure from England,
COPIES OF the documents and correspondence touch
ing the early history the American Colonies.
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awillIam Il. porser anal others

thereon. &C., ;t no z1f1'tl ~ .f 2
.tAn thereuon court doth otudgc order. and de-
thatit be referred TO OF the
es ofths court take and state
al estate OF John Multine, deeeased which has Into
the hands ofJohnson Murine his which
has into the hands Of other by the order
mnistrator with all assets which have his
hands, the hands Of any other fohis
crediting him with all
OF and said shall
account OF the distribuve share of said William H.
Dorsey husband OF his said s, in the personal estate
Of said ed aud also the real estate OF which said
ue, AMI annual rents thereof and the interest thereto
which said Fl. Dorsey husband OF his wife,
sonalty, ,,li-'
But taking said accounts, the said Master shall
noiice ofthe 81 by pub
lfsed fol four successive newspaper print
cd in The city Of Wheeling. And said COMM
4 3eory2Teste; ftssya lALoNZo tLoRING.s o.
4 lcaidMell -. - 49,. 2 clerk
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TEL B CIR HIC IL .EWs
By the National Line.
coNGREssIoNA

Y 3IltR nFoRrnE NIlYiSf EIIIcENcFH
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VlRGlNIA-Ohio Gil cult court, November 9, 1855.
Henry Sharp and John Hughs
Nj W.K. Fin chancery

This cause To he heard upon the process &C.
court doth decree that
ne referred 70 one of the Master OF this
this circuit, 10 account the personal cs.
late Of the ad John Murine deceased; which has come
into the hauds OF JohEson Murine rator
which las come into the hands
ordor Of said md for his charging said
assets hic have hslands
or 10 tho hands OF other person use cfedt
ling him wthall made In us course OF
md the sal commissioner st state
am account OF the 0tsal Return tIl
as husband CT his said WIFE, in tile personal estate
of said deceased and also the real estate OF which said
John Murine died sezcd and the ocatton Quantity Ssl
and annual theresa and the which
sail Return NJ Hill, husband OF lis rs eti-
tied and asce tain all spccid
and their several priofItirs. = si7Fvf
hut before taking said accounts said Master shall cause
notice of the to be by advertisement publish
ed for four weeks In, newspaper printed
in the city Of Wheeling, and said is ordeed
x sory-Teste: ALoEzo LoRIgGf, clerk
tCaldwell1 sEAbsA s3fttiis.R ye1sS dec23
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-01-27

Tho harsh, dry, hacking winter cough which aflic
OLD PEoPLE, and invalds IN low state of health,
mos happily affected by the Bilsam 1t removes all mo
bid mcus and other foul matter; improves tu digesti,
organs, and tnrarts new life to tho aud em1ciate
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..sb TUBERCLES ON, THE LUNGS. ,,.t,s
The Hungarian, Basaniis the only remedy Which has
the gewsr 70 and cure Tuberetes tile
Lungs Incredible as this is generally esteeme, have
the most abundant and conclusi sustain tile
that such Is its direct and immediate effect
all cases where there natural organic defect fact
so confident Is the American agent OF his power cure
me worst orm Of this disease that he boldly declares II
VIII cure Tube eulous disease and confidently solcits
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IN tUYkH am barrie Rhodes a VeTneTs hackers,
~ Sugar, soda, Ioston, huter and wateriust reed.
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FRESH supply Of Cherry Ripe Tobacco, just reeei v
: des 8 ANY 4s9 ~ sac y LOGAN. CARR & Co.
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Tobaooo! Tobaooo! !! Tobaooo!9!=

MI would most respectfully cali the attention or Mer
chants and Groeers 70 our very, large and general
stock OF Tobaceo Cigars, Snuff etc. aud such other art
cIes as legtti mateiy belong regular =
Whoiesnl Is Tobnceo KHou,a ~
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i m o "a Il q o NJ ts =; s
~. Marshall @. HI, Ha., n
nv ILL practice Ohio, MARSHALL aid Wetzei counties
will he given to collections and
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9. c. BAKER. -.i:.s. JOHN LIST.
/ STEAMBOAT AGENTS, WHEELING, VA.
ILLattend to the receiving and delivering OF freight
I4 and collection offreight bills: -tE-7 5fI
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GARkE.rl"S PHILADELPHIA SNUFF. y
IN BHLf. best Scotch, In blalders;
" 20 boxes m packs,jus received and for sale by
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libby Notlce.
LII persons indie are e5eby notiitedl that
IA thti accounts VIM be eivc cd 10 item ON or before
the COMMENCEMENT 1ffthe New Year. fhoseh ayng &C.
counts against ns''Sii PLEASE esent them Tor
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lungs y Iii
The Hungarian Isasani is Great Expectorant IT dis
solves tile morbid diseased Inatteri the air passages
y rom thick gptinous substance thin harm
less snbs TO thin fluid, and thu IL on with tn
Is no the wotld, expectorant qua
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iuS1 doz baltimore fine Bfooms n sumo.
not rticle dozen office stools; 10 barrels superior
eEan berries; iuz boxes oies pIs 12 dozen whiss
brourns; dez boxes OF raels ,iss 81 III IL
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Delicate females children viii find this g, cat bless.
Ing 1t has res torcd thousands TO healtlL q
H4mPton's Vegetable ITneure-Cal and get pamphlets
gratis vii the history ofithe scoveryof the wonderful
blood purifier. and see certificates citizens, OF
Dyspepsia, scrofua, Lyspeonpaint, general
nS-For sale by:rl H.LoGAN eco, Wheeling, Gene
raj agents. WM!R. MCKEE, 9th by ID uggists
generally. 9;t baN E.4fH fsFl;5gI n 2 So i15Tf
ns-s0id by MORTIMER tS MoWBRAY,z $40 Balti-
MOI street. Baltimore; and 3el broadway, sew York.
Gg-Priee 81 perbottIe.5 t..., [y2sdayy1 yian16 n
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-12

A CAMEL MISUNDERSTANDING BY PANToNME-
Hue, in his travels in Tartary, says: The Blue Town
is especially noted for its great trade in camels The
camel market is large square in the center of the
town. The animals ranged here in long rows,
their front feet raised upon a mud elevation con-
structed for that purpose the object being to show
off the size and hight of the creatures. 1t is mpos
sibe to describe the uproar and confusion of this
market, with the inccssant bawling of the buyers
and sellers as they dispute, their noisy chatterng
after they have agreed and the horrible shTiekng
of the camcls at having their pulled, for the
ing and rising In order to test the strength of the
camel and the burden it is capable of bearing, they
make it knecl and then pile thing after another
upon its back, causing it to rise under each addi-
tion until it rise longer. They sometimes
use the following expedent. While the camel is
kneelng, gets upon his hind heels, and holds
on by the long hair of its hump; if camel can rise
The trade in camels is entirely by proxy; the seller
and the buyer settle the matter between them
selves. They select Indifferent persons to sell their
goods, who PROPOSE discuss, and fix the price; the
looking to the interests of the seller the other
to those of the purchaser. These i" sale speakers"
exercise other trade they go from market to
ket to promote business as they say. They have
huency of tongue, and are, above ALL endowed with
a knavery beyond all shame. They dispute by turns
friously and argumentatively, to the merits and
defects of the animal but as soon as it comes to a
question of price, the tongue islaid aside me-
dunn, and the conversation proceeds altogether in
signs. They seize each other by the wrist and be-
meath the long wide sleeves Of their jackets indicate
The affair is concluded they partake of the dinner,
which is always given by the purchaser, and then
'eceive certain number of sapeks, according to the
custom of different places.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-12

The BIBLE CLERKS" "A young man, says the
Philadelphia Merchant, Joined two others as clerk
in the same establishment, and roommate in a
certain city When the first Sunday morning came
after he had entered his situation, he thought
of the old custom at home of reading a portion of
Scripture preparation for the day. but he hest
ated to take his Bible from his trunk because of the
presence of the other clerks Still he could not be
easy. He went towards his trunk and then return
ed to his seat till his uneasness was noticed by one
of his panions, who said, What's the matter !?
You restless a weathercock" He hesitat-
ed i'll answering but conscience got the better of his
PRIDE and he told the truth; and, as though the
moral feeling of the young contagious, the
other clerks exclaimed that they had each Bible in
their trunks but had taken out for fear of each
other-a fear of ridicule, the one from the other
The three Bibles were now taken out and a portion
was read In concert; the practice continued
its influence felt, and when the story got out
and their habit was known, they went by the name
of the Bible clerks.
And what were their characters? Did the infiu-
ucc of the Bible prevent the development of any of
the true mercantile qualities? They were Young
of integrity of method order, precision and
dignity By familiarity with the Bible they were in
constant intercourse with the best models of char
acter, and they proved that the Scriptures only
kinde lights of guidance when philosophy and rea-
son fall but they hold up and stimulate to the imi-
tation of the highest order of manliness.
A manufacturer and merchant related to us one
day the history of two young who in his es-
tablishment, became "free at the same time, the
one "Bble clerk" and the other not So They
both married early after their freedom" and the
one valuing the Bible, valued its institutions and
thus honored the Sabbath and the sanctuary, and
brought up his family in virtue and prosperity The
other couldn't afford to pay church rates :" his
employer offered to furnish pew, but he was too
proud to accept the favor-spending the Sabbath
here and there he known as no church-goer,
and became object for the vicious and to nothing
but his waste of the Sabbath could be traced the ha
bits of expenditure and dissipation that ruined the
man. Now" said the employer, "the one lives in
his own house, vrtuous and happy; the other needs
charity to keep him along"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-12

A HENPECKED HUSBAND. If the correspondent of
the National Democrat speaks who knows
his royal hghness Prince Albert has hard time of
it in his domestic relations. The Queen appears to
in the light of very devoted wife, but while
she loves and honors, does not obey her lege lord
1t is evident that the royal consort is hen pecked
man, and that the Queen is the head man of the
establishment:
81 can, however, give you little anecdote of her
Majesty that is authentic. Prince Albert was lately
out for days visit to Cambridge, with instructions
that he must return by ten at night. When there,
the Professors became prosy in their addresses,
cipaty too he teegraphed for permission to remain
till taoe1oe The reply quickly came from Victoria
that as punishment for this conjugal disobedence,
he must return by eight; and at this early hour the
poor Prince was obliged to trudge into Buckingham
Palace to escape the suspicion and consequences of
marital infidelity:
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A Sign THE TINES. The following from the
New York Journal of Commerce. very sagacious
journals significant sign of the times-the more
significant because several occasions within the
last few months, this Wall street paper has shown
itself unfriendy to both German and Irish emgrants
The wind is shifting and the rcceding tide begins
to flow:
KnowNothing:sm is working out its legitimate
fruits. Nothing better could be expected from an
organization founded on differences of birth and
ligion within few days past, no less than six at
tempts have been made with varied success, to rob-
blow up, or burn religious edifices In cities towns,
and villages throughout the country, the people have
been set in array against each other, on questions
dangerous to the peace of communities. Seeds of
dissenSions have been sown, and malignant hates
engendered. The progress of fusion, by which en-
igrants from all lands become merged into a
mon and harmonious citizenship, has been arrested.
Rioting and bloodshed between native and adopted
citizens have become events of common occurrence.
The late riot at Lawrence, Mass, is attributable to
the insane policy of which we speak. The Know
Nothings had organized Guard of Liberty con-
sisting of Il, 900 men, armed with Colts revolvers
who had been daily practced in shooting, and were
eager for the fray. All these things portend evil
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FOR SALE
That Valuable Property Ga the city of RalGsk
HaOsC,, g G1cn's Hotcl!v


hi0sC,s as s. GuiCn's H0tcI!v
ERY VIRTUE OF SUNDRY DEEDS OF TRrT
HD made by E. p. Guion, we, the Trustees will sell,
public sale, Wednesday, the goth of September next on
the premises this well known and valuable property 10
gether with the Furniture consisting of every Thing w
sary to carry the business immediately without trouble
This property is so we'll known that full description int
thought necessary. Any person DESTROYS to purchase will
no doubt examine the property themselves. The uelh
most deslraby and pleasantly situated the Nortlsu
the Capitol Square and the Raleigh and Castor rd
The beautiful Capitol Square parts from the businessman
OF the CITY, giving all the advantage of the CITY well
the quiet of private residence-besdes is free
dust and heat of the business Street.
The Hotel contains fortyseren Rooms. Besides STABLES
to itself with street all round, the Hotel is doing
cessful business person possessing capital to enlarge
front building may command nearly all the valuable
tage OF large business from the State Fair in October
next also from the Legislature which commences No
vember next.
At the time will sell two Slaves also Tract
of Land lying the North-sde of the Hllsborough road
two miles from Raleigh, containing hundred and fifty
acres. This land has been considerably improved ard
would be pleasant place for residence also one Ghg
Tract of Woodland, containing about hundred and f.
ty acres about three and half miles from Raleigh lying
South of the Hillsborough Road Also Omnibus and
all other things contained in said Deeds.
Terms made known the day of sale. The Hotel can
be purchased at private sale by applying to E. p GuOn
the premises.
.@ s. i- W " WHITING 3 TING Trustees
Raleigh, July 90, 1854 f2-d.
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UNIVERSITY. OF NASHVILLE,

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
FHNHE Fourth annual Course of Lectures this lnSu
II ton will commence Monday the Both of October
next and continue till the first of the ensuing March
Robert NJ. Porter, 81. D.. General and Special AnaOm!
Berrien Lindsey, NJ. d. Chemistry and Pharmacy
c; K. Winston, N, D., Matera Med;ca and MedicalJus
prudence.
A. H Buchanan, NJ. D.. Surgical and Pathological Ans
tony.
Thomas R. Jennings, NJ. D., Institutes of Medicine and
Clinical Medicine.
W. K Bowling, NJ. D., Theory and Practice .r.
John M. Watson, NJ. D., Obstetrics and Diseases ""
and Children.
Paul F. Eve NJ D., Principles and Practice of Surgery
William T. Briggs NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy,
The Anatomical rooms will be opened for students on s
first Monday in October c.
full Preliminary of Lectures free to all GU
dents, will be given by the Professors, commencing also
the first Monday of October. ., III
Clinique has been established, in connection WIN W
University at which performed and cases precrDeu
and lectured upon in presence of the Glass.
Arrangements have been made to accommodate an p
tlents requiring surgical operations. s,os
Amount of Fees for Lectures in tho University give
Matricuating Fee (paid only So; Practical AnaH
SO; Graduating Fee S25 To-,
Excellent Board be obtained for So per week ns
ther information be obtained by addressing the p
j. B. LINDSLEY, Dean of the Faculty.,
Nashville. Tenn. july "a. 1854. ' 72-7tpd