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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28

Married on the 18th inst at Geneva. Ashta-
bula Co., by the Rev.. s. d. Tayla, j. M.
BURKE OF This County TO Mas. NJ. E. CASE, oi
Bethesda, Greenup Co., KY. ..,.
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CABINET WARE ROOMS
GlLLEN & BROTHER
Corner Of Lawrence and Third
Sfraafo .es

A RE constantly receiving large additions to
N their stock Of Furniture aud Chairs Of ev.
erystyle. y.s. h.
Also Wood and Willow ware, Buckets Tubs,
J; arns, Wash boards, Wood Bowls, Measures,
Clothes Pins, Fassits, Suelles, Market Baskets,
Clothes baskets. Willow Wagons, willow Cabs
and Willow Chairs, Moss, Cotton and Husk
Mattresses, Mats, Cords, Cots, Clocks, Brooms,
Brushes, Looking Glasses, and in fact everything
in the house furnishing line; all Of which will
be sold as low as they can be purchased from
Portsmouth on Cincinnati. We are also agents
orthe saleof KaRawha Salt. April ~ lSSs. +
ELOUR. snperine Article, warrauted d
ia the purchaser always on hand by
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28
A2325 SgDsyag'D D!SJyl
= FIFTY DOZEN BEST QUALITY

or our own manufacture Of axes for sale al
or manulat tory on
Third Street Ironlon Ohio.
Furnace men and others wishing 10 purchase
good ares will do well TO call on us, as we are
prepared TO Gil all orders with the
Best quality Of Axes ever offered for sale in
this merket, at
RGWWCID pRlC.lS.
Z Ross q Picker, No ~ and II East
Front Cincinnati Ohio, and Duke &
Kinssbury lronton Ohio, are Agents for
the sale ofthe above Axes.
SCOTT, BROTHER & CO.
IRoSroS, July s, 1853. II
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N0 Boxes assorted washing aud shaving
w Snaps on land and iot sale BY RM. Il C.
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'LOUR constantly on hand-warranted 10
l. the purchaser 10 be first rate article.
rf Il NJ O..
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TX Chests Imperial, Gunpowder, Young iiy-
lO son and Black Teas, ON hand ana for
sale by 80 5 s'tT RMGCo
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0j'Rcad this statement OF The cure of Mary
Moore, who was given up by her physiclaps as
being utterly incurable, as herein certified to
by DIR. A. S. Warder, one Of her consulting
physicians. Ntt
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.

UlCK SALES AND SMALL PRoFlTsp
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printed may respective navy yards,
by the for the particular yard nearest to his Office or by
the yards for which Tie applicants desire to offer.
The schedules VIII state the times within which the materials
All the articles which be contracted for must be delivered a.
within the yards respectively for which
made, may directed by the commanding officer
provided the aud to be distinctly understood
by bidders aud number of articles enumerated
auany which may be req,ed as well as to fix data for
ing bid Du, the contractor s furnish more or less Of
times as the tre som%anda" may rsqus (and gutions
ring year ending june 1855; guam
titles ered be less than those specified the prices shall
aisla. under tho contract mus, be q the best quality
ana ,a and be- in MI satisfactory 10 the
yard particular de-
scpon articles &C. Contractors for classes headed Nis
Delivered will be required their
a. e asS q sss hs sy a be- may
The periods Of delivery of all building materials must conform to
Approved sureies in the fun of The will be
sae payment un the shall been or
led unless otherwise the On ciases lead
year, twenty retained the discretion Of the
and October when the deliveries have been satisfactory
ance (eghy cent will be paid by the navy agena
wnm n aas the OF bulls IN
No par, per paid rejected
shall removed from the
yard unless specially authorized by the Department. no mazda m
the parties Of The fir, part in delivering all or any OF hs
them ease, parties will forfeit and TO ,e
States quidacd of money equal to twice
paid actual delivery thereof which
qadated damages be recovered from time to time as ey
The he contract and certify that they ia the
full amount of the contract
che form annexed and
denee naming The town and STATE must De distinctly stated
annuns the without loss or dam.gs to the
named, for the completion the
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DUHsUANT ia de, rec II the nigh court of chance
of ie,bea Bird widow, plaintiff
defendants the claiming be
Of Mcouge formerly iIoyds Coffee House,
by Thomas Wilum Nicholson lnyeress Mussel
Lothian, North Eer
Tweed; then Rusp Park UxbIidge the
county Middesex who died about the 18th day
before
November come in and their relationship to the
chambers chancellor Sir VIII
Wood No II New square, Lincons Inn, MddleseI
default thereof. hoy viii be peemp,oy excluded from the
benefit OF the said decree
Thursday the seventh day Of December gegt O'Clock in
the aenoon the said CHAMBERS appointed o hearing and d
Indicating claims
this 9Th day of August ls5i.
RICHARD BLOXhM, Chief CLERK,
ATKINSON 4 PtLGRId,
Church Court, Lotibury, London, Plaintiffs Solicitors
SEN s.
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nALTIMonE AND ONO nAILRoAD FoR

Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis, Columbus, Zanesue, Cpe
land, Toledo, Chicago, and 81 Louis
THROUGH points be had the rail
J. n Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington arrv in Wheeling In
splendid nciester and Diurnal
Wesve miles from Wheeling thence direct by rairoad
Cleveland Toledo, Chicago thence steamboat IS
miles, ST. Louis Leaving Washington at $, they will
with the splendid "UnOn Line"
and Louisville and for indianapolis by railroad
from Lawrenceburg
Through Cincinnati, Louisville, and Indianap0
Columbus by naiionp road stages from
wheeling Passengers holding through tickets lie
point For information and tickets apply to T. H.
PARSONS agent, Washington.
j. II. DOME
Feb 7-df Master Transportation
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The cheapest comfortable and expeditions route to e
White Sulphur Springs passing the Alam Warm, and Hot
Springs.
ARRANGEMENTS having made with the Of the
II splendid George Page between Alex
anda aad Washington distance OF Fix niles IN connexon win
the Washington railroads, the following
Thursday, June 1854
Alexandria Gord0nsve and intermediate stations
of Duke aud Henry streets, at
arrival of the boat from Washington, giving
ample board, GodoDsvile at l0x
O'Clock connecting place with the the Virginia
Central railroad Richmond, Charlottesville and sauhon
Godonsvie Alexandria and intermediate stations
Gordonsve Ii ociock the arrival Of e cars on
Virginia Alexandria al halfpast
O'clock thus allowing time to connect with the trains eavise
Washington he North and dinner board the boat
Waenton and intermediate stations
will leave daily Sundays exceptsd) O'Clock,
arriving Warrenton at 81 O'Clock, p M
Sunday will leave at O'Clock, a. m .
Alexandria aud intermediate stations
daily Sundays excepted AT quarter before
O'clock arriving Alexandria at hall past 9oclnck a. m
Sunday win leave quarter past IL O'Clock, p m
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WHEREAS hereinafter
Withdrawn FROM sale entry Except for
empdon csm by orders OF the President Of the United States
urgent solicitations
Of Congress- anticipation Of being made
and Congress
the President has directed thar al
lands heretofore thus Withdrawn Until further orders which
Withdrawal those since
empon shall be market precisely on
conditions though the had not been
NV
Noos therefore hereby gwen that on and a Monday me
uheh
itdr tose since pe-emped) sua
following Sses Territory and land DISTRICTS and pareu
enumerated below, wal
again subject private and location and that those
withdrawal the reservation
escinded will be reprocaimed Tor sale hsrea
an.
49, 1883 for the railroad Brandon Mississippi TO Montgomery
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Philadelphia College of Medicine.

yBE winter eSsinn of Ibis viii begin October 9,
4
Full ooctues and
Degrees conferred in March and July.
Fees; One ui SET ticket $3.50 hatricna
60 Graduation fee, S To who have attended
full another $50 including graduation fee
Personaneres' Is taken welfare and
student Examinations daily by the
upon each branch In all facilities for Instruction this school
Ia The For further information, addresi
u, HOWARD RAND, NJ. ID. Dean,
lne South Ninth street, Philadelphia
Aug l--lawwpS lnw5td
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lands withdrawn the districts Of lands subject to sale
NatchIOche Louisiana notice No. 1885, Decem
1852 railroad from Shreveport Vicksbug in said
State which the extended by notice No.
subject entry the 7h Of December 1884, the
said notice; and that the respective regss. and
land offices above named will this
uithoa aWating further Instructions from this office
Given under hand at the General Land Office at the city Of
Washington, fifth of September Ammo Domin 1854
BY order of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Sept 6-2aw6w Commissioners
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EDWARD X. COLLINS & CO.,
No. So Wall street; N, v
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, co,
Liyerpo0
@. ROBERTS CO.,
ID Kings Arms Yard, London
J. MUNROE x CO..
26 Rue Notre Dame des Victories
GEO. DRAPER, Hayre,
The owners of these ships gold
specie ewey precious stones, or METALS unless bills
and the value expressed
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no INVENTOKG-The the
onal Union 9th opposite the east of the
Patent Office
The oceis ready and solicit
members, with all possible despatch.
will be with the Office where models
C " made the shortest netce.
the office, where
formation objects Of the "Unonu
An letters prompt
will be given them.
Central Office, Washington, ID. G.
r. q. CLAYTON,
President OF Inventors Protective National Uaion
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SONETHING NEW-In %. the liberal
, bestowed Metropolitan Gallery, the proprietor
Verge, artist from Lond
win be coored with briancy
bfy method, aud far surprising
beauty of effect aecacy detail
avoid ladies' and gentlemen
their engagements advance, and their miniatures
designated. Me'repoan Gallery
Tucke Prnnsgana qyenne between and 9th
GEO ADAMS, Artist
Mar
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DIR MUKsE'S sNViGOKATiNG SOf.DAAL,

HEALTH RESTORED AND LIFE LENGIHENLn by DR..
Ii MoasE's iNvlGoEArNG ELixk o. .oRDtAL r,a
Cor dial deemed fabulous me public often asfeVeu
facts facts by witnesses ofhe
highest class and characters aie now umphlng Oyer an
f sssaabis Is OVERTHROW" " '''''
which make the wonder
full machine called man Il to full yS0f eye de a
the reproduction of human life TO
commended as the only communicating energy which
s s 70 s ~ are
confined either any age The feeble g me ane
the Victim Of nervous depression, individual suffering from
e debility 9 ss OF s se win
TO those who have 10 paiayss WI
d. many who have tred with their
Lar moi even these despair The Elixir
ists and will only the dsor
''' '''''' '' REBUILD THE BROKEN cossrIrur1os
Of The Leading ,
quire the maadies for which this prepare
raga douIoueux headache ncpien hystera pap
!a,on Of the heart spinal a'seqas
liver depression, weakness of the will indspooH TO
inability to remain IN one place position pro
ssays sapa e
tendency and an complaints ou
Whenever the be acted upon are free from mafrmaon
or structural diseases, II is averred that
MoRsK's INvraoRATIsa
will replace weakness with strength ,ncapacy Win efficiency ,
Out haz,Id Of but with happy effect on he genera
with the system and that the parali,aon Of The
Of motion and sfs Bear in a
only reliable preparation known
CURE or NERVOUS DIS rAsxs.
No idea of the immediate
miraculous change which occasoss in the diseased deb
weak by nature impaired unung
faxed organisation Is at once braced ievvsd and bull, up
gehcr under its influence Nor the effect temporary On
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ERENCH NOVELS, by Dumas. Belzec and others,
from prices varying from Is
cents upwards many of them beautifully illustrated
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f,HOCOLATE, Cocoa, a,d aroma w. BAKER 4 cos
" Vanilla Premium chocolates,
which first premiums have been awarded by the chief insts
Union sale by all the principal
the United States md by their agents:
ussey Murray New York Grant and Twel phia
W Brundige Baltimore; Kennel Dudley Cincinnati,
Ohio; and g. H. Howell Georgetown, d. g.
WALTER BAKER, & CO.,
Ap3-dIy Dorchester Mass.
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a Il. CHaEIisehLss's Coiner retail College, located
". 1877 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Maryland The ostcnbe
institution place in the reach Of individuals
obtaining and pracucai mercantile educa
young II knowledge o
few weeks than be acquired
tnaiy years any counting house,
The study embraces double book keeping and s
various of trade Mercan
taught according the methods
pepnaashq combining rapidly with beauty
mercantile law, various
subjects, beside other
understand.
complete eight
being vacation, applicants and
held periods
diplomas who graduate For terms &C. write
and a circular forwarded by ma Fl
vt3-lvdacp
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February railroad Mobile 70 lfafd
Alabama Guniers Landing the Tennessee nver
from Georgia.
Mobile Alabama, New Orleans louisiana and the branch
Albany Georgia, Euihua Montgomery Ala
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rcs Liverpool Uuits6 States Wall



*Hfk1x6~ n their
and speed and their aecommo-
datons for squaied elegance
Price of passage N York Liverpool cabin SEQ
I'm second cabin s7o Eacly OF $500
From, LiyerpooEt 10 York. f3o and $40.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No berths can be secured until paid for.
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UElLS! BELLS! BGLLs !-For churches academies, fac
steamboats,, plantations, ec made aud large asRon
haud by subscribers, old eab
enlarged foundry which has in operation
manufacture perfected
bells world wide celebrity Cor of sound and
succeeded
applying process loan moulding in iron bell casting
which perfect casting and
excellence their BELLS
ceised Qapuay, 1854 the first premium "a silver meda of the
Worlds New York, all Others, ra from This
and Europe being competition and which il the eighteenth
medal besides diplomas that has been awarded them They
hand bells the
weight aud they also furnish order chimes OF number Of
bells several their make throughout the
and Cnnadas Their haugng comprising aud
valuable consist OF cast yoke movable
which may upon the bell spring
the capper proongns the sound; iron ame toIn9 hammer
stop, For steamboats, steamships
proved revolving yoke fancy hangngs in brass bronze
frnssd We whole parts
bells
specifications being Old bells taken exchange.
of all descriptions mnde aud hand
Being immediate with the principal ell d
orders
despac, which, personally by communication
Epectfully solicited
A. MENEELY'S SONS
Feb 2t-dly West Troy, Albany CO., N. v,
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f,mBROIDERIES, LACE GOODS s3c.-The subscribers
"a this day receved full and complete stock Of the above
goods the last Paris styles embracing all the novelties
which the attention of adess respectfully invited The
following a list of Of the leading articles
Is Maltese chemzetts and sleeves, in sets
25 Maltese collarstts and sleeves do
rs richly embroidered muslin sets, Vaences trimmed
Is do do Maltese do
rs DO muslin colaretts sleeves
$50 French embroidered muslin collars
rs do do cambria collars
25 richly do cambria skirts, for open dresses
$50 DO do pocket handkerchiefs
rs pieces Maltese laces edRinRs all widths
100 do Valences laces, edgings and inserings
so do English thread laces, cdgngs, and insertngs
rs do cambria founcngs and rulings
rs do Swiss muslns, hOnncngs, and bands
100 do embroidered dimity bands
embroidered muslin and cambria sleeves
dozen long and short black lace mits
Ao variety Of nets illusions, laces bobbncts, linen
bc embroidered mssn lawns and lace
gloves, hosiery, &C.
3-3taw4wf HOOE, BROTHER, & co.
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g snider's" Wines, Philadelphia.

VOHN SNiDER dealer in wines the former old established
Jacob Snide No 70 Walnut street, four doors
will be supplied with
liquors oa accommodating terms.
JACOB sNIER the importation of foreign
rs street, receive
special importation of &C., various houses in Eu
upwards and also solicits
Tor Vaughan snide the patronage of his friends and
Washington city by "Adamss Express
4tee of freight
Junr0 --ai Nv
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LIMITED STATES Mail Line to California; via Asptn
H Panama, 5tl aud of each month, in
approved by the NAVY Department. not than
1900 tons burden, guarantyng speed and sqJefy.
The Panama railroad completed Obisno, 10
embraces 81 miles in rail
Obspo Is miles of
day recently thorough single passenger
sin hourste
only transferred and from mules
alongside the
will he in future this
he s sickness
being always kept port York, Pana
Francisco detention Of accident
The is entirety rcatic.
the Atlantic viii be made
ariyi in OF Pacific IL l2k days.
Passengers the AFTER they arrive Aspin
Through tickets ee owcsi rates. be had at the agency Ia
West street, New York.
Jan 28--dd
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III ANTON rS t uSiTED sTATRs Mail sTESsses.:
n 5sp Pe in;' IA ~ Capt.
These stop a, Southampton both going returning
PROPOSED DATES OF sAILING-is54
From New York. From Bremen
Hermann 49,. SATURDAY, Februaryas March "a.
Washington Saturday, March as April 81
Hermann. ........ Saturday April ~ Mnyis
washington Saturday, May May. 20; i ius 70 a.
HsIma,n saturday, August IL. September 8.
Wasling'0n sa,uI%ay Ss9s%nss Says.ss,
Washington. Saturday November December %
washington wsdny, Mar. washington. woda'y. Aug is
H wa:sns,sa. April ss ..siason::
me as"s'o" july 10 HERMANN 3, lass
For freight or passage apply e H. SAND % South .Nv
SAkr nEshTkE Csdsk Ss Bremen Ga Southampton
WILLIAM IsEITN. Have.
Polytechnic College OF the state OF Psnnsyivanin,
Penn Square, Philadelphia.
THIS College organized tue plan q The College.
education 0 students intended for
ENGNeEaISS MINING ran AND THE ME-
The next session will Monday, Sep;
FACULTY.
Mathematics civil engineering Professor selm Peabody
Prof Alfred l.. Kennedy, NJ d.
Mining engineering geology and mineratogy, rro W. H. d.
Thomas, A. M.
philosophy and principles of machinery, Pro
Peabody and Kennedy.
Terms for each department session, Sl5.
Mechanical achi,ecura and typographical drawing Prof John
Mera. $40.
Freaci and Spanish, Prof v. De Amarili.
German. Prof q. II. Entup
The analytical laboratory for practical chemistry open daily
academiea under OF j. H. Boucher,
NJ provided younger proficient students
aud be rapidly prepared for the College courses
of study, boarding,
obaned by addressing Dr. Alfred L. Kennedy Poly
tGchnic College, Philadelphia.
, MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
President of Board Of Trustees.
JpTS MCINTYRE, Secretary.
Az -Wed5Rt&Tueslm
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55 1854 for the Iron Mountain and Mississippi River
railroad:
In the Of lands subject sale at st. Louis Missouri
DO do do Jackson, do
No sic, July 49, 1884, railroad from Dubuque, Iowa. viz
st. Paul. Mnneso;a Left Hand River Fond du Lac Lake Su
pero wisconsin, excep the lands in Wisconsin heretofore
stored by notice Mo- 53O;)
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1885, January is54 railroad from Gains Landing,
Msssppi Camden and Futon 10
boundary line, and its branches at Camden;
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lrNENCH and English boarding and day school fol
young ladies' by NJ Tyson and Sss street, between
h aud l3 Washington c. The duties Of this institution vii
be Monday, 18th of September when the pupils
desired For terms &c. circulars
Je had all the principal bookstores in the city.
Aug i0--eodti 9Th Sept [Starl
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE RENT have for rent several
with ground attached
Kendall Green" little than mile from
the Capitol.
These and cellar,
she'd and stable EACH
The beautiful overlooking of
view Of the Capitol.
The approach by and Streets Delaware
omnibus ne been established
twice Kendall Green
Presidents square, leaving s. = p. Returning,
Market where makes
O'Clock.
Rent--two hundred dears year.
The tnken and
Sckney. who lives
SELF my residences the premises
AMOS KENDALL.
r. 23-eodU
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Iav~ schooi Cumberland University at Lebanon.
Tonnessee. fN
FACULTY Hon Abraham Carthea lr,s of the circuit
A. Judges Of Tennessee. ~
Hon Nathan Green, late OF the court
% Tennessee.
Hon Bomfcd L. Ridley, The councillors Of the State
Judges Caruhtrs Green their whole exclusively
the school
Plan Of nsfruoion Daily examinations of each class The
text books No regular lectures but explanations e
daily lessons TIE the examinations
q Weekly which stu
dents facts given by proes
and the through all the known in setpa
Practice The framed require
dence the trials Some taken by appeal toa
supreme which held moahy in the class, and ID
pubc the end every session The students act as clerks she
IFS jurors and ctanceors and in other official On
lacitee connected with their suits.
Sessionshe the third Monday In sep
temher and ends third Thursday in February The second com
the succeeding Monday In February and ends second
Thursday in July
Expenses yer $50 contingent
"a boarding $50 Students their books
which be- hid In thr Lebanon bookstores.
complete
No required for ad
four regular classes enter
any during the collegiate year.
. n legislature
Number o students the last collegiate year eighty
ROBEkT l.. CARtTiERS,
Feb ii--eoly President Roetd OF Trustees
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No 49, "a 1884, railroad to connect e Chaa
nooga railroad OF Mississippi at The
Mobile branch from point Elyon Il
bluff the southern bend OF The Tennessee ve Alabama
lands subject sale Demopos, Alabama
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,sOLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Washington, ID. C.-Thc thr
~ year Columbian College will begin the last
september Wednesday
June Students choice Of pursuing the usual classical
dies for the degree bachelor scientific for the
degree bachelor philosophy The college
hundred dollars For further Information
address he President Columbian College, Washington, ID. O.
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GAYS FABLES, with lag illustrations I volume,
VI London, 1854. Price 81
their management; by Edward Mayhew London, 1904
Price 50
Science; by s. w Fulton, with Illustrations
Price 30
Of M svdenham and Of his friends
london with numerous illustrations London. 1884 Price a3c
Aug29 FHhNCk ThfLok'
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IL ANTHONY, No. 3os broadway, New York. ,nnn-
Ia daguereotype mattngs
importer plates, chemicals fancy and
caoype paper chemicals pcturcs and
o every description
supplied materials for manufacturing
q. C. Uariison celebrated also, Highlander Shon
hand.
.0s Broadway, June ~, 1854.
Jupc2O
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Collectors Once, August I, 1884

Collectors Office, August I, 1854.
NOTICE GENERALIZATION for prompt paymentNOce
IN hereby given year 1854 due,
and at eight In
paid before the 3st In
" j. ROCHE, j.
Aug 3-eotdif Collector