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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-09
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TESTIMONY OF A PHYSICIAN

MrssHs. BAKER & Co: Dear sirs-The public gen.
orally are fully aware Of the thousands Of remedies
tor diseased Lungs, under the titles of Sarsaparnlas.
Pills, P~Issters, Liniments, ETC., that are daily brought
to their notice through the. newspapers. by way Of
advertisements, My object in writing this note for
publication, isto induce the pubic, or at least those,
whoar afHicea ifthey will use patent medicine, to
use one that contains articles Of REAL USE in PuImo-
NARY nIsEAsEs | am conscious that, in SO doing. T
am acting most unprofessisnally, and deroeafory OF
the interests of medical science and the regular prac-
titieners of medicine. -
The Medicine to which lrefer Is "Dn. uALL's pAL-
SAM FOR THE LUNGS" have prescribed it in a
large number of cases, and ALWAYS WITH srccyss.
One case in particular, to which | wish now to refer.
was GIVEN UP BY several physicians who had beer
called in consultation with IN, self. The patient had
all the symptoms Of confirmed consumption, such as
cold night sweats, hectic fever, harassiDg cough, will,
continued pain in the lobe Of the rightLung, attended
with severe disrrhea' lie commenced Immediately
to get better, BY the uso ofthe nbove.named medicine.
and was soon restored toshis usual health! / have also
found On, HAMS BALsAnt the most valuable Expec-
torant for breaking up distressing coughs and colds
that ! have ever used. w. ID. WRIGHT, NJ d. :.
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WA contract IL said 70 have been made
BY 9 Boston Committee With Hiram Pow.
ere. the great American artist, for a colossal
bSoBzs statne Of Daniel Wsbster. A stat.
- ~ bronze vla also be erected III Boston,
in honor Of tbe memory Of Be1jamin Frank.
la
ORA gang Of eounierfsitsps wac arrest.
ed IL Chfeago on the 93ih, having 10 theil
pcesesbion 3 hafee smounf Of boRus goig
CON snd al dc apPsslfds Dr. making the
sans.
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= 4 S II AnRTVAL L.

T n Il S II "A ARRIVAL.
HAVE lust received and offer for sale at reduced
Il prices, for cash or country produce.
A LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
GROCERIES, NOTIONS, Sc,
Combating in part of Rio Coffee, Orleans, Loafand
lump Sugar; N. Orleans and Sugar house molasses
Golden Syrup; A VARIETY OFTEAS, starch, Pep
per and spices, ground aud in the grain; Mustard,
Cod Fish. Maekerel and White Fish; Fancy Soap,
Fishing Tickle and all other articles usually kept in
an esiablishmout Of tho kind.
y FAshbrook's Whiskey BY the barrel, choice Lii
-nors If all kinds BY the gallon, etc.
Lareastar April 90, 1853 JACOB ely.
IyEaAle and Telegraph copy far . months
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~ Bishop souie has left New Orleans
for California.
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TELEaRApHIo lHTELLIGENCE.

canadian Parliament BaisainEs
Brlrncd!.
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Umcle T0ua.N dnhiml

A ND Toms Cabin as II ISL for sale at the
Acity Book Store, opposite Skaters Hotel, by
November 10. 1852 JOHN SEARLES.
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MORE PHYSICIANS, TESTIMONY

MORE PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.
ave, the undersigned. Physicians Of Cincinnati. GER
thy that ~; Wright's statements are entitled to the
fullest sconfidence of the public, and canfuIIy corrobo-
rate what he has said, having used DIR. HAIL'g BxL-
sAM in a number Of cases, with the happiest efects!l
Us LAWSON, M. d,
.WM c. SMITH, Md.
J. JOHNSON. MD,
The Geruine signed 80. R. BAKER n COZ
For sale by o, w; Kramer and L. L. SIocum, Lam
caster March II, 1853.
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Destructive Fire-Last night. between
eleven and twelve O'clock. a ere broke out
in the carpenter shop ofAIr. Benjamin Ken
dali, destroying the building and tie con
tents. Also, stable adjoining. The FIRE
caught from tho stove; but in what why is
not known. The loss is some six or eight
hundred dollars, and will fall very heavily
on Mr.. Kendall. His tools and a large
quantity OF finished work were consumed.
Both engines wers on the ground. and
done all the execution they are capable Of
d~ciug-wRich Is "just none at ALL" II our
citizens wish to protect their property from
fires they should be more active in organiz-
ing aud facilitating the Fire Companies Of
the city. The members OF the Fire Depart
ment are willing to do ali they can, and as a
general thing this indispensable organiza-
ton and safeguard Of the city, 10 composed
of men who have not ono dollars worth Of
property at stake, who nobly volunteer their
services TO protect the property Of others
II Is the duty Of the City Council TO ex-
tend to them the proper Encouragement and
furnish them with the facilities necessary on
such occasions. Tho chief obstacle to be
overcome il to procure wuter, and we trust
IL is generally understood by our citizens.
that water is necessary to %"quench fre."-
In order TO overcome this difficulty our city
should have a number Of large cisterns In
convenient localities, so that when an alarm
Of Gre was given the engines could be i'm.
mediuiely put to work, and the companies
know exactly where to find an abundant
supply Of water.
We cannot expect fortune to favor US al.
ways. A FIRE may some night break out In
the central portion Of the city where
there is large quantities OF combdstibio ma
t~erial, and sweep over a whole square be-
fore il could be stopped.
Messrs. King, Matlack. Rudolph and O.
theirs, rendered commendabls assistance In
saving considerable quantities Of bacon on
last evening.
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Oh. VIM, HALLS
9ASHAH FOB TzH
FOR THE CURE OF
Consumption, Decline. Asthma Dron.hi,is Waiting
OF me tlssAs nssee Sweets. Splitting efRleod. HcOP-
lnnuepza, Phthlsle, Pain ihfke Side ma ali
Diseases 81 the Chest and Langs.
100000 ODAMAD@ U@WADD
70 oSynRED RoRA HEFrrR AEcErrr.
1T CONTAINS no OPIUM. cALoMEL, Oh
- MINERAL PoISoM
Ahdis SAFE for the most dslieage chiidi
It!is estimatedthat 10000 persons die annually IA
the United States, with consumption, and ProfessoT
-Eberiy says that's v~astnumber ofthSs6 could Be- aav-
ed by the timely use Of some prompt remedy.
Or. ItALL's HALsAM srRFErs at the Roor Of the
D1sEAsE AT ONCE, and such Is its speedy effect thAt
any one using it freely according to directions for "a
or as hours, and not entirely satisfied with It's merits
may return it and reeeive back his mhheN. sroNrT
WILL bE cHERRrULLv R~EFuNDEn. Tho hhst aisi
ltressing cough is frequently reiievedb by 4 single d0kk,
and broken UP in afew hours times The ahieteddd
not have to take bottle after bottle before they end
whether this remedy will afford relief or not.
Call onthe agent and get a pamphlet gratis. THE
TREArIsE on coSsUAIfT'ex alone is worth mOre
than the price ofthis medicine. You win find cersiL
6cates of PHYSICIANS in ~CrsuINEATI, and of others
whose cures have been effected here at home, whore
they can be found. sdf
The public have Teen imposed upon by remedies.
recommended by certificates which have Ai,savs
loriginated from some unknown source. We believe
that q mediciac possessing real merits will effect
cures wherever it is used, az home as wella AZ abroad.
This is no Paregoric preparation. but one which If
usedin season will save the lives Of thousHnds: and
persons may make this bargain with Agents from whom
they purchase, that in every case where II Is used
freely according TO directions, and entire satisfaction
Is not given in "a or 4Shours, they can retusn the me-
dieine, and their MONEY viii be cheerfully refunded
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BosroH. Feb. I'M. Bedini, the Pope's
Nuncio. arrived in this civ yesterday incog.,
at the house Of Bishop Fitzpatrick. Some
Of our Germen population heard OF his orri-
val, and shortly before midnight about 500
Of them assembled on the common, where
a huge efigy was brought upon the ground,
and affixed 20 one Of the guide boards. Fire
wss applied to the eiigy aud a. ring formed
a ound by the spectators. The crowd then
proceeded 10 Bishop Filzpaterick's house.
where the Nuncio was saluted with groans,
lyeIls and cries Of "buteher Of Bologna,"& c
alter which the mob dispersed.
No attempt was made by the Police to
arrest them for their demonstrations.
The steamer Niagara said to-day fer
Liverpool with 81 passengers and S6S,Ooc
IN gold.
Bedini's name is not on the list Of pass
engers and Il is saidhe Gid not leave on
her. IL is a matter Of doubt whether the
Nuncio has been in the city at all, notwith'
standing the demonstrations.
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Hosiery, Notions ana Mic Nacks
inpumarAble variety az w r. WIgEsS.
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Loss 8aOO,OOOs
HuRNnp IN EFFIGY.

QUBsKc. Fsb. L2Abouta O'Clock this
moruing the Parliament buildings were dis
covered 70 be on Ere, and Notwithstanding
a sentinel was placed there the ere was not
noticed till that time. aud was too far gone
10 be got under. The FIRE originated in the
south wing from the furnace. Part Of the
.lvaluahle library was saved, but the Literary
and Historical Library aud Apparatus were
entirely destroyed. Loss about 100000
Insurance on baiiding 100000; on Previn-
cial Library $4,000. 1t is not known
what Insurance Companies are the largest
losers.
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P. BoPE wants you to ma 9 for him; all his sledge
Hammers; his Stone Picks; his Crow-bars; his Mat
tocks, Sc, and in tutn wants to sell YOU his Iron and
Steel; his Anvils; his Blacksmith's Vices; Bellows,
and Flies; of which he has a superior lot, and will
sell to you so cheap that you viii be amply com
peEsated to give him your first call. Iron must come
down, and P. B0PE will do all he can to bring about
so desirable an object. Don't forget P, BoPE'S
IRON STORE.
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GREAT rnnouan LrsE 10 TnE wEsr.


aud Ohio railroad Baisiors TO WAset.ns
meeting there utth Ae and pieaa< steamers Of s
Union tine the Ohio and the ZanesvtLs, &c.
rEIls expeditions line beig completed by die ae
finishing the Board Tree Tunnel and the road being
excellent Order the travellers confidently al
reced its advantages and The
this road OF the character
The mail leaves Baltimore daily and
directly through Wheeling $3.50 mies) 10 - hou,
GLIDING all stoppages arriving there al day
leaving BALTIMORE at q lodging
Cumberland, l1s me thence Wheeling the
morning
trains Washington g.
daily, meeting Baltimore
ingon DIETER the Relay House. miles nom
Baltimore.
Al Wheeling the unvaled Of the Union line
which have been completed for this
with the and Ohio Gin
cinnai and Louisville, where the Nashville,
the 81 Louis and New Orleans packets be taken by those
ing further
Passengers tor Columbus who prefer the land Gin
cinnat other parts Ohio West d
Wheeling the Ohio Stage Company excellent coaches
the best of the National road 10 Zanee and thence
by railroad
Passengers welsyine Cleveland by
railroad viii also find this most agreeable route there being
regular aud speedy Wheeling and from those
places.
~ Baggage through Washington Wheeling
charge 10. transfer OF passengers baggage.
by through lie anywhere
from asnglon Wheeling, - a0 Cincnnat Sill
To Louisville, Si2
Tickets OF Parsons agent railroad
Washington, aud of the other OF the company.
WIN. PARKER,
May ll--du General superintendent.
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DURsUAhT To s~decrec Of the high court OF chance
ry, n Isabella Bird, widow plaintiff against
defendants, persons claiming
John McDouge, formerly LoyJs
London underwater afterwards
by Thomas William Nicholson nveresk Nusse
Mid Lothian North
Tweed than of Ruislp Park, Uxbdse,
county NddleseN esquire, who died about day
1854 by their solicitors before
November and relationship
McDouge chambers
Wood No II New square, Lncon's Middesex
default teeo they will be perempory excluded from
ber At OF The said decree.
Thursday day Of Dccenher next O'Clock
the said chambers
tudic aing upon the claims.
Dated this 7h day of August, 1851.
RICHARD BLoXhM, Chief Clerk.
ATKINSON 81 PlLGRIH,
Church Court, Botlbury, London Plaintiffs Solicitors.
Sen 5-lam3mt
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HARDWARE AND CUTLnhx.-Tbe subscriber has no.
III ON complete Of goods which have been
manufacturers, both
the best aud offered
saving twenty 1--WE per cent Our
.n..
ARTICLES, every article required about house Thar
under the head Of hardware
Building materials, fine assortment no excepting sash weights
at 3cents per Id.
Mechanics tools, every variety, aud mostly warranted
Leather betting gum and hemp packing al Boston factory
prices
Grey Brothers, door springs warranted for four years We
he aDd will furnish dealers NJ factory prices
beautiful assortment feather busters, al New York pnes,
and per ce than other styles
of advances
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE,
Sign Gilt Saw, Penn. as.
Nov s-eolm between 10Th and lith streets
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Philadelphia College OF Medicine.

YE winter session of this institution win begin October .,
Il 1854.
Full Of ectures both
Degrees conferred in March and July
Fees: One full Ssi Perpetual Ticket $3.50 Matricua
S. Graduation fee, SIS To those attended
full courses in another institutions $50 including graduation fee
Personal taken faculty progress
student Examinations daily the
upon each branch In all facilities this school
in the country For further information, address
b. HOWARD RAND, NJ, ID. Dean,
LOG South Ninth street, Philadelphia.
Aug l-lawwpa : law5td
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No 522.l
General notice for restoring lands to marke [
ON certain proposed railroads.

WHEREAS lands situated hereinafter
w Withdrawn sale entry except pre-
empon cam by orders Of the Pesden Of The United States
the the solicitations
be VI both houses Congress- anticipation being made
aid In the Congress
having President that all
the lands heretofore thus Withdrawn ua further orders which
shall be restored precisely
The and conditions though the had not been
Withdrawn from sale.
Norcx therefore hereby that and aler Monday the
nnh October aet lands Which subject prrate
e~ty precious chdaual pte-empsed
ted the following States Territory and land Districts and peu
enumerated below, will
again be subject private and location and that those town
Withdrawal the reservation OF
which will be reprocamed for sale hsea
ter 10 wit;
Lands i'm public notice withdrawal No. 49 August
1885, for the railroad BRANDON Mississippi
Aiaka
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That lands Withdrawn in the districts of subject
Nachitoces, Louisiana, No.
1853 the railroad from Shreveport Vckbug
state of which the reservation extended by notice No.
subject again the 7h Of December 1854
said notice and tina, the respective registers
several land offices named will carry this
effect Without awcing further instructions from this Office
Given under hand the General Land Office the city of
Washington fifth of September, Ammo Domini 1854
BY order of the President;
JOHN WILSON,
Sept 6--2awGw Commissioner
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EDWARD X. COLLINS & co..
No. Sc Wall street, N. "
BROWN, SHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool.
X. G. ROBERTS s. CO.,
Is Kings Arms Yard, London
J. MUNROE b CO.,
26 Rue Notre Dame des Victories
GEO. ii DRAPER, Havre.
ships will not be accountable for gold
bullion, specie cwey precious stones, metals, unless bills
adng signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
Jar
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SOMETHING NEW.n consequence Of the liberal patronage
bestowed Metropolitan Gallery the proprietor has made
engagement Nj. VERGE artist from London by whose
dnguereotypes win coloea with blancy
by by method and far surprising
beauty Of detail paintings
avoid disappointment ladies and gentlemen ugcd make
advance and their miniatures will then
designated Metropolitan Gallery Lane
ore Pennsylvania between ~ and 9th
tGEO. ADAMS, Artist. =.
Mar ed
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EFtENCU NOVELS, by Dumas, Haixrc, and Others,
imported Paris by undersigned; varying 10
cents upwards many Of them beautifully illustrated
FRANIK TAYLOR.
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rgyIIE Pension Laws and Isounty Land Lnws--hn
Analytical Digest with the Decisions of Secretaries and opi
Attorneys General teeon the Forms and Regulations pre-
scribed the Pension Office, and Explanatory Comments
be Ineligible every claimant; by
TripleIt, chief clerk Pension volume
of a56 octave pages, bound. Price So
Sep 30 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Jos. 4. WILSON, GIL. #... F-
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
NoriCE TO PEE. EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Under the sd March,
extend rights therein
onedn the laws extended
odd-numhecd
made the date of allotment
dollars
xed for the public sale And by the approved eth
March, 1854 entitled An for the relief of settlers lands
settled
sections prior the date fwihdrawai will be
prescriptions ordinary inimum
lands the dollar aud acre.
paid for before the day fixed for the public
alternate odd numbered sections above mentioned under
Sd March, 1859 aoye referred settlements prior
18th March, 1854 be date Of aotment) under
March, 1854 settlements made prior the date Of
lands from Market likewise entitled
empon under the act Of 27 March, 1854 above
outside the sir mile limits, directed be restored
October st Louis,
office, make
by law practicable after seeing this notice and
appointed public sale market
lands embracing claimed otherwise such claim win be
feed
JOS s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner CT tie General Land Office.
Sep l7-lawl3w Int. and Star
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no INVENTOKSTbe office OF the Inventors Protective Ma
onal Union 9Th street, opposite the east porico OF the
Patent Once
The oces ready examinations and solicit patents
for It's members, with all possible despatch.
model will be with the Office where models
in e made the shortest notice.
Office, whore
regard the objects OF the "Unonn
letters office where prompt
attention will be given them.
Central Office Washington, d. @.
Il. O.. CLAYTON,
President of Inventors Protective Nationsi Union
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RELLs' BEifs! BELLS I-For churches academies, fac
steamboats,, plantations, made
constantly hand by the subscribers their deslab
enlarged foundry which has been operation thirty
patterns of manufacture
their bells world wide celebrity for of sound and
quality The recently succeeded in
applying the loan uoudUe in iron bell casting
which perfect casting temper and,
bells
ceved January 1850 the first premium "a silver meda of the
Worlds Fair New York. all Others, from this
and Europe being competition and which is The eighteenth
MEDAL besides diplomas that has been awarded them They
hand bells oa variety the
weight and they also furnish order chimes number
BELLS several their throughout the
States Canadns Their haneng comprising recent and
valuable improvements consist of cast iron yoke, with movable
arms which the bell spring acting
the cappe proonging the sounds iron ame tolng hammer
steamboats,,
proved revolving yoke fancy hanengs In brass bronze
design, furnished We supply whole parts
bells other upon
specifications being given. Old bells taken in exchange.
Surveyors instruments of all descriptions made and Kept hand
Being immediate connexion with the principal in all d
recons either railroad canal river orders be executed with
dspa'ch which, either personally by communication
spcctuly solicited.
A. MENEELY'S SONS,
Feb 2s--dy West Troy Albany CO., N. Y,
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pENsiON and Bounty Land Laws Just publhod An Analytical
Pension and Bonny Land Laws the
Secretaries, be Ineligible
claimant rnce 81; postage, If prepaid, 30 cents.
n TAYLOR x MAURYS
| Rool stove, 9Th
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uUT OF PRINT-Piny's Letters in English; vols.

iUT OF PfINT.-Plny's Letters in English; 2 vols.
" Camilla by Miss Burney 3 vols
The Nouyele Helose OF Rousseau, in English; 3 vols
MoIiere's Complete Plays, French and English 10 vols
Siuart's Anecdotes of the Steam Engine; 2 vols.
Complete Letters of Madame de Seygne, English; vols
Monesqueus Spirit of Laws; . vols.
The London Stage, best the
guage, excluding Shnkspeare's; A vols.
The Glossary Architecture vos hundred
Memoirs Of Duke Sully, in English S vols.
Memoirs Of Cardinal de Retz, IN English; 4 vols.
Gamboas Mining Ordinances of Spain, in English; vols
Second hand
unobanabe) just imported from London by
10 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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No. 500 February 49, 1884, for the railroad from Mobile GIard
Alabama, from Selma Guners Landing the Tennessee river
Alabama, of
Mobe Alabama New Orleans Louisiana, and the branch
Albany Georgia. Euaula, Montgomery
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Sept Claw
University of Louisiana.

1E Of lectures in this department will
Monday November 10, and will terminate in the ensuing
March.
Jones, De- Professor of Practice of Medicine.
j.. l.. Rddell, M. D., Professor OF Chemistry
Warren Stone, H. D., Professor OF Surgery.
A. II. Cenas, M. d.. Professor of Obstetrics.
A. J. Wedderhun, NJ. d., Professor of Anatomy.
Gusavus A. Mott, NJ. D., Professor of Materia Medica
Professor of Physiology Pathology.
S ssm"s c Ssad Demonstrators Anatomy
dissecng will be open the third Monday
tOber.
faculty visiting physicians the Charity
Hospt and attend this institution from November April
visits
expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantages.
There during the session. eight hundred persons pre-
scnhed for daily.
1853 number patients thirteen
bred and fifty nine.
THOMAS HUNT, M. d., Dean.
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n X. CHAMBERLLN'S Commercial College, located
W 1877 Baltimore street, Baltimore Maryland The Ostense
object of this institution is place the reach OF individuals prop
obtaining thorar and practical mercantile educa
ton. young a knowledge Of
general few than be acquired
many years In any couning-hou
study embraces double entry book keeping and III
and trade. Mecan
taught according the approved methods
peBmasp, combining rapidly Of execution with
construction. mercantile law, upon various
poran mercantile SUBJECTS beside other for
business understand The time Necessary
student complete varies from i've eight weeks
being vacation applicants enter time and At
tend evening Examinations held stated periods
diplomas awarded those who graduate For term &c write
and have u circular forwarded by ma l.
Nov i3-iydAcp
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GAYS FABLES, with I26 illustrations. i volume,
W London, 1854. Price 81.
Dogs, their management; by Edward Mayhem.
Price 50
Price 50 cents,
Adventures Of Nj Sydenhnm Green6nch, and friends in
Illustrations. London, 1854
Aug2e FRANCk TAYLOR