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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-05-18

To AuGbOriEs The Trustees Of the Benevolent
InstituliSus 70 admit s. H. Kennedy. Of Shell
By county. intO the LunHlie Asylum.
To snead a aet entitled can set TO estsb.
lish free turnpike road from Lower Sandusky
70 sest line Of ssodusky county.
AuIhcnEing the conveyance IN free lands
beId under leases from the Ohio University.
To provide for the sale Of the south west
fractional quarter Of section No ls. township
IL. north range, one east, in the county Of
Darke.
To amend an act eodtled Gan act to revive
and create permanently the Office Of treasurer,
in original IVWnship No !. in range No. 1, il
the county Of Hamilton, and for other Pur
poses" passed February Gath, le4s.
To provide for the permanent location o
The seat Of justice Of Noble county BY the le
gal yOier1 thereof, and for the erection Of pub.
lie buildings therein. H
To authorize and empower the commission.
ers Of CoshOctOn and Tuscarsvas counties tC
borrow money for the purpose Of building
bridges across TusearaWas river in said cOun.
ties.
Supplementary to an act entitled "sn act 70
authorize the commissioners Of Hamilton eoun.
ty 10 improve the roads Of said eOunly. upon
conditions therein named,,' passed March "a,
1851.
To authorize the county commissioners OI
Franklin county to dispose of the county mfr
mary and procure new site.
To provide for Fefunding TO Franklin, Ches'
ter and South Bloomfield townships, in Nor
rev county, from the treasury Of Knox eoun-
ty, certain moneys therein mentioned.
To authorize the County Commissioners Of
Marion county to sell stock in the BelliOntaine
and Indiana Railroad Company, and 10 dispose
Of the proceeds thereof.
Relative 10 real estate for an in6rmary in
Monroe county.
To authorize the trustees Of Benevolent in
stitutiOns TO admit Michael Marrata, Of Maids
on county, into the Lunatic Asylum.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-05-18
The Law Of Nevspapers.

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contrary considered wishing to continue theif sub
scrptons.
II subscribers order the diseontnuance Of their pa.
pers the publisher may continue TO send them until ell
arreaages are paid.
s. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take their papers
from Offices to which they sent they held respon.
sible ill they have settled their bills and ordered their
papers discontinued.
II subscribers to other places without mott.
fyngths publisher and the paper is sent to former di.
recton; they are held responsible.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-05-18

Henry, my son, how many weeks belong
to the year ? "Forty six, SIR" Why Henry
how do you make that out The other SIX
are Lent Mother put that boy to bed
He's getting too fOr'ard.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-05-18

The lady who treats the husbandman with
scorn, because he is fdsimer. contributes some
thing towards increasing the number of candi'
dates, for the State prison and the gollows.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-05-18

A neighhor informs US that wood goes firth
er when left out of doors. than when housed ;
some of bis having gone upwards Of quar-
ter Of mile in one night.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-05-18

Death is pack camel, which kneels at the
gates of all.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
New Dnb!irations.

TIHE SLAVE TRADE, DOMESTIC AND FOR
ElGN; Why IT EXSIs lists ANp A. D. HoW S.I1v ~ MAY BIZ hA
an invaluable addition literature Of 'hs Susy and Of
the III E'lG book that hou read by every individual $e.ns to
keep with the time in which be Ives h Dsy any, e 80 bSv
nav he csnguhed just as would search for the cause and
es ID SIc sed anG Saebs qch Dsqs
Mr Carey clearly subanaied ais claim TO o. th
"''''' 10" "''''D ~ 'N' lNewYors Quarterly
PRINCIPLES OF r6YftAT 6Y ri ;i' kscoSoMY
that his great number Of ideas that
are new, worthy OF sermons examination. ,.o, Plto..
Carey he's in his Principles. above all in his Past Pres
r AID fon, d M Ess1dd e easS nf
hoSa s @ III d pa Ss: e the gShoc the
oy pcsre and harmony and Lot f1si G s
on most por.nt product of political economy the last half
'eTT,y RTF PAST THE PRESENT, AMI i THE FUTURE In
Ss ,v. here developed Of which have nc.ied oay one
Of the plcips features supported and 1saisd Sy .sleOo
o hs ~Seness Of ThicsCp .peulsn economically es
shed ard brought home iS - ~ & S rEeopoue Poque
effective Of facts and III. HeSIs sST sSw y,s e 1D eon
,hs one @ scarcely feel the admiration and spss Que
der which up they could so long remain Ta,
One of the stIonses, original writers Of The
a. economists hat have sou,hi 70 enable themselves
comprehend the eado) theory Of rent NJ Csy . 70 ths e
tbs only That srIess to U TO have a'sea & . F,rs
Decidedly book to be lesd by al who tase az Hise. IN tie
The HARMONY OE INTERESTS; AOhlSlLiOhAL' 'AS-''
uIACTURlNG AND COMMERCIAL. ,-.-- l.
M Carey wellkuowR s.s;9ea wriier ot Ansi.sa e
saYpled with ample materials concluding snh AZ
safely nd hs remarkable w0rA 10 a. w 81
investigate ie OF the prcsEess or de4he %
uunires" .... ,n, 70 % u ypyr "A - ~ -
AND TIE UNITED STATES In svo
Tbs hsa, wos the credit system, thsi s eve, srsn lae
lshed - -. Joa "a e's K, :, - - r,-rr.
@ cIEE EEhnbISyssl ANN iiAT Is THE REMEDY IN syo
81 ale by PARRY MCMILLAN. Fhiad6phiGj J. NlLLl,
.rs q D. FtTsAh Go h'vyoF'i aud LITTLE BROWN
HQrCl.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
Amusemrnt5.

Amusemtrts.
NJ JULIEN FAREWELL CONCERTS
WI Previous 70 his departure nr
FOR TEN FEN NiGiiIs SeHHS ONLY,
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, May Is,
AT CASTLE 0ANO'N The o,sAss,!a will consist of
"''''As ''' M JuLLIENs SOLO PLAYERS.
TnoRouGH ei' REFAiR SsS '''''D'
and the whole interior will be prp.rvTrp
and the SEATS CUSHIONED THROUGHOUT.
SolREE MUSICALE,
~ P'iSS8Si FS%SkES EfS%i shssFoRb IS 81 bI'''"''
will give ii. ftRST soSrE 'As rooms.
AME EyESISd ei @ I;' 4 5i ISL the
cen t he Of % he s music stores and hotels and
MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE-For the En-
4 % BAY SDETES snS # ta usss S1FSS soS
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS APNITTAScE
will 3 d SH @ Tshn Fl '1fP'a s S
h: & % Sp %S s ,1s.s sa
ny sysy Fq.S5 2S OF ta.oSs @ TS
The The fefuRE GhLIfR9
the Ms's SV 500 pieces of Mar
be them nsny Of them sns I ana Sx 81 m Of ssa1.s %
ET,oPe, ss the GREAT CEDAR TREE California con.
.uted by he patriotic THIS no Peesa9p Q. nanaisetDd
ss ssS sg, @ per ps,'&s & ana pof sS BeS Po a
se Mr B1sheGe have ave , sas on the G
q ,sual Tngs The Ace 324 yeas old ,,.. -. -,
Afosether The CTyss Palace iaelosss ct ms a
Oh. novel Instructive character than can es exam
EsS in several days with proper erininsi'n' ana i- s
uoutatious he confidently relied upon r..,.i
efficient Orchestra Of Music VIII be 10 atienNsHN - ~
Palace morning aud evening ,, o,,h NJ,
Association oscIs scyeTs Prizes OF 0os P,s,esnf
thou dollars each their equivalent in cash sso es
Cah Tae Med.ls ssd Diplomas 10; worthy DEeAaoh' A-
rYre, md Works Of Art.
Al de,ned worthy Of place ri, wIrSoI GErPd T1
position Worlds Industry snd Art adnliit
ANY CIIARGE wHATEvEA TO EAHiBITORs An i sul1Sr er
Police day and night and ~
ssed n pgoieeb srtices exhibited but be Aseciai~s
seoountAbity sS~s o. damage 10 such eTtccs
A. umbrellas canes &e must be ef the stand near ne co.
Az ~ Crystal Psce Bonded Warehouse visitors cannot 10 per
,ts5 20 convey TIE Building
NJ es rs given person TeAdmiiied on the ues
4. r. BARSuM, President
yY,HE D,1ssELDORF GAILERY.-The collection
of PICTURES known under ths above name he's been re
moved 10 the AMERICAN Ahf-uNIoN oALLEkY, So "
Broadway where Teuairf % fNrb'ol non WVeoes n 1"
nutjl 10 NJ. AoDis.op ~ eents
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
X OssUTH's spEECHEs.-C. 5. FRANCIS " Co.
IN PIBLISH THIS DAY

THE SELECT SPEECHES OF LOUIS k0SsUrH condensed
wi the authors sanctron by Francis w New
/ vol. Emo, with portrait, ~.
More eloquent pa English
learning making history luminous with thought aud
pushing better His
rehensve politics his beautiful sympathe s over language
his his magnetic aud melting
blended with that depth OF religious feeling which
hs patriot the ancty and uncon OF the prophet
aud intellectual faculties here shown 10 harnony,
working bencfent purposes If his andng win
JUST PUBLISHED.
THE DIETETICS OF THE SOUL, from the German ed lion.
limo. 6 cents.
collection fragments Of prac,ieal use"
tBosfon Transcript.
book Of deep thoughts thought By lehecting niud
tie hook viii be highly priced" fIar ford paper
The phosophc reader viii find 10 mater profound thought
ard reflection" lChrisan Observer.
b1ok" lChris,an Inquirer.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

II L ii / ID T H L see ES :.
ID BY LADY BULWER LYfrON.
Author Of e" theve!y.1 sc.
M Ds selsysE characterized ande The nsle q Bsnessby
ard otke 'ocs whom eay recosze The woEk
lively brilliant. and woaaerfE ability aspaed IN
almost every psss.' London Obe
Lady buwsr hss another novel her husband AL
Behind tue seenes Ehch who her
NJ tefaTs aid dsscIttc solid t1cI Vi vice. zIef sh
visy vtnee-sd with virtue and hshy vaI1hed wa hypo-.
Isy.' Tue 2 ale
n rr.,. br EIKFR THnRNF 4 @ vo u gq,an.f
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
New Story by Mr. z. r. CaTien
vINHE WHIMSICAL WOMAN.-By Emile

W
Csrlen Auhor Of Year Wedlock,r Sc g. From the
original swedish by Eber Pee Ia VOL 2no cloth 10 cents
EXTRACT FROM rHE PREFACE:
The tuhor her readers 10 bear with her her endeayo
nsuue the flower Of literature modest violet whose
s1ks concatnt amid The foliage OF oher aud more pre-
We Inow thsi bouquet highly esteemed when is
the but unfortunately
such requisite and was Obliged q seek elsewhere Tor
material 10 LTTauge ny rosegay.
flower which In The meadow chcered by
by the harsh wind and refreshed BY the cooling
showers NJ humble pen does not sspre 90 that bHncy OF
majestic grandeur which the voIk ferin r
siue; stead eldea, ored dcpc life only life
IL actually eX.ts in nature.
of ohsIaceT and IN the attributes OF ceeness and power
y Y. spin. Of the Times
Her productions certainly deserve vor; they from
beautiful mind and hetTt" lN. l. touer aud ~
Her novels ably written, and give delightful pctuIes Of e
in the North YANKEE b1ads.
JusT IssUID EDITIONS
ONE YEAR or NEDLOCki By Emile + Caiien VOL %
and IS
pleasing and story the incidents Of
yesr trmopy Her writings axe Gil ehsse and elevated
The tender " III read fearful sympathy aud the
unfeeling with profit II within the halo thar
rounds the family circle and eoses the iss and ssuTe The
aud JOYS thH make domestic lie" Ieegrapn
TIE PRIDE OF OMBERG. BY Emile + Csrlea vol,
LIMO - cents ind - cents
This charming book and commend it to rssdsT'
No other than genius could have produced it,
"hisa bright, cheerful story Of Swedish domestic life
IPhilsdcphi Bulletin
GUsTAvUs LINDoRM. By Emile = Csren. vol IS cents
ard a cents.
contains char
scte psutug and uic illusions" Boston Transcript
is Lead into remp indicates the nature o
moral lesson and vcr - description erd beauty OF style lend
rs Y Ev.nsen.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
DU1NAM Il Co.'S RETAIL STOCK SAL
THIS DAY
THE SALE OF CHOICE MODERN BOOKS

THE SALE or CHOICE MODERN BOOKS
iLLUsTRATED WORKs
STANDARD WORKS, IN FINE BINDINGS,
G. p PUTSAM & Co..
who propose 70 continue oBy ,h PqSns sases and 20 'g
he sold At Auction TUESDAY WEDNESDAY aud IhuRsDAY
May 'rd ''qsssas MEssRs saSGs 'Sis BRo S' Co.
Catalogues be obtained application 70 the auetnses
vTO SCHOOL TEACHERS and SCHOOL COM
i MITTEEs.-The FIRST CLASS STANDARD READER for
y'' ' schools By Fps BERhY g. si ETG''
I ECTURES of the Rev T.. II. CHAPIN.--The
H. R ehsS ape a'e one MORAL 1sPEcrs cr
LIFE contains eight Lectures the following su6eet The moral
Fsshon; Amusement; The Three Vices The Three
The other volume called TRUE MASLiSEss
topcs Vice. The Advantages Of City Life Tue
as a; ManSe Ga is Mo. or 's sesae a Of he c pscs The
Philosophy Reform The True Ground Of Christian Union lno
sR o the books. IS Cent? HRSRY lyon 70 sroad%
CCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS and
- STATIONERY % 2. CHEAP as gg, the CHE caEAPESr-
Wholesale Booksellers ard si'ons, Publishers and Bank BOOK
sud ccsniry Merchants who buy ags .ma quantities
they cannot Ind better assortment Of soeds IN the above ne nd
over prices. than AZ their establishment
Bg extensively engaged the manufacture OF BAak Boos Of
esry dss5see IND IN ny % ,sT @ e s % o farm ~ m IN H'
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
equally favorable terms
nIsCUsSION on UNIVERSAL SALVATION
Broadway Tsberpsele Rev J. SAWYER, ID snd
Friday This report has been revised By the dpuan,s and
published with their consent l. Ees l2so ' pages Pee IS
oenis HENRY LYON, No. 5l9 Broadway
FIELD BOOKS for SURVEYORS.
Il Denny yo. 8 sheets each
Denny vo Il sheets zach
Cap 70, sheets each
Cap u sheets each
A fIl assortment Of the above on hand.
CEO Il BELL stslOreE and Account Book Manaf.e.1rer
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

AhAhLtS ~ hlbNfh 40 10 Na@nu-st New io3A.
TALE of the RE V OIL L tt ION. -
IA This Day published.
RA L [ y o N
The Outlaws Doom
This written ard leuesion the Of the
Ameeu Revolution especially Of tlst phase Of the which
,ss 10 the the sad cruel mpsonments which
were endured American patriots in their obtain
that reed under which their adans prosperous
"a htrv Every Eberty should this
fr While al. I'd him the hishes qualification literary point
will him such aud
tns picture which tre has beeR
80 Price IS cents
Nearly Rssdy.
IA r r 7 = Mp T.
EXCITING sEt TALE
By Harry Hazel
Price 25
X L Y o y:
sEcVEL JACK RAM
b. James Liriredse
Price 3
4 q
r II MASS c R z OF L Z y Z.
Az HISTORICAL RosAScE.
By q. W. " Rsyu0.ds.
Illustrated
Complete u che V .lic.
Prce 50
II. LOSG BROTnt :, No. l2l EAs-4a-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

4 TTENTION is RESPECTFULLY CALLED to
"A the ROCk OF PURE GOLD-Ik-s AI.s1ne comes 20 =
utfcrfter ucrfhy The volume Of twen
uEnefs snsees go rssinF ns'-er q e.
h tea -e,lf, L-l-s E-.la s9rts q "a li
&c eYrrsssiy rhe kccs. Tn paf-raf- Io',
irs he ndu oaeed hoaia os e~ u
ttvYcik DtHy 1gIes Wedne-ay week Ois
rol-auilg - sAts I'd 20 " II
LOCI ~ ~ Le bsck nuils - 80
ceyt Sc vLltss., retail. By LONG bhOiHEh' ~
~ Sssrr-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

iN.G GC. c
odeI received for Pictures BY Of the Belean ATtis
the Gallery Of d. b. forwarded free TO any
pant Of the country uTon apIlieson;
pbilrdelrhieJAMFs $ EARLES. No. ZIG Chesnutst
Ros:on........W w. Y. BACH Ne. 9(Trenoni ST.
Cncinnaij..,..W NJ WISWELL, Jr., No ll9 Main.s'
Raj,n,ore SAMPSON CARRls 4 Co.. No. lio Baltmore-st
lT NICHOLAS EXHIBITION ROOM, No. 40
SBrosdysy sy on the block 81 Nicholas Ho'eLIWHIES
sERENADERs EVERY NIGHT. 60 early to get seats -.
NoTIoE-The Proprietor Of his iia I5esni's 10 ~ a
one Of b lady audience when leaving the Hal au Envelope "h
O Gift Of kind WHICH Tder can pe pre-
enttd the office The ioowips day by any Sne A 4. M S
Perftmery. Oils. Fancy farlor Chairs &C
rINHE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN AK.
collection complete made by one person Of
AUTHENTIC Pictures Guido de Stems "a d. l2 Cimabue,
oito Memm Feusnc Leonardo da Nnci RJhael CoIeesio
Titan Domenichiuo Salvador Rosa Neaquez MuruO Rubens
Dyck Tcners Ley, Rembrandt Os'ade huydaSl fouss
Joshua Reynolds Hogah Nesf Gieu1e AID
Horace Vernef No sl3 Broadway. Administer . cents
DVRNlNG of MOSCOW at atNEW-BRUNSW e.
ID This celebrated DiORAMA together with extensive oee-
tou of beautiful DIOFTRlC PAINTINGS aud langhteincini
scenes in NENTRlLOQUlsMb by M GALLAGHER, ne word.
may be three this week commencing
TUESDAY Nav g. 1884 at Grers Hall
w L II b X Y's
w GREAT FIFTY CENT ENTERPRISE aud EAhi IIoN
Of NATIONAL PAINTINGS at HSPe 1hsRe No ~
AFTERNOON o'clock For particulars Times and sun and
tills al lecture room
TNION COURSE l.. L-TROTTlNG.-On
u WEDNESDAY May 10, at O'Clock NJ match ioT $4,000,
mile heats best and drivers weighing 600 pounds
IL Jones Eddy :. Hoagand True john
Cars the South Ferry Brooklyn for the Course at
wSv Is t,nis JOHN l. sNEDIKER Proprietor
rNHE SPIRITUAL CIRCLES formerly held at No.
as Broadway are held No Si BIosdwsy opPote the
Talenacle) EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING from TO ,,
and tom "A 10 10 o'clock. Mrs TRAPHAOEN is the Medium
ne 20 the unfortunate by the Hague explosion and
pecsy TO the little boy Tnda!l
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

Ner- York mail ioI AUSIKAL1'
frn SGHTING ALE, will clos ~ h' once Oh hDHi'
Isr ~ g. n NAV a. O'Clock. r NJ
the oh pf{EPAID-5 crnts hal oance 10 cents Tor
Postage part the frs, ounce newspapers
every cum M "a and nlsgszines- cent per ounce
teltsi IaniAlt NV - ISAA( FOWLER Pns'm mlsieT
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
CHAN!RERMAIp-wa a situation by q respecl

TOOk.-Manted, n situation by respectable No-
Y man a. good COOK good BAKER aud make Batter.
Good ei,uc,s be Apply At No iio Wes,
10 htt
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

WASTED-A situation by respectable Girl as
w rood COOK and to do WASHING and fROSISG,
CHANBERnAID WAITER Can be for two days No
a. West BrosdwAy. Best city reference.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
,anic., and Workingmen'-
-n..ouc Notice.-Thc Members of Mont gomery Lodge
1he NeW.Yorls AMI. sInycry society wil hod z, li

Annynary al he Broadway Isn9nISf @ Sh se5
stbrs Furler particulars heretsr Abundance ~ cents 70 de-
nav 11rtusea TL Society the which Instituted the course
Iecfures del vered AZ ,he Tabernace last wutlr
"''"' - HENRIETTA w. JOHNSON. Rec Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10


Selections from Scriptures Prayer ~ Rsy - SAMpEh II I'm
MESS of PGilndpiia; Adde'S by Rev TIEODORE PARKER
Boston; Singing; Address by Mr. ROBERT PURls OF BY
berrv pa AddeSs bv LUCY STONE Of Mest BIoOkhed
Mass; O. Singing 10 Address by WENDELL PHILLIPS Esq
Singing Leader Of the Music, Nh w H. OAht1
(lreAnie Mr. /. N SWASEN Of Brooklyn.
by adjournment the Hope Chapel Lee
No 7l8 Broadway, WEDNESDAY a. 81 NJ Also
on THURSDAY MORNING, AFTERNOON and EVENING, and
FRIDAY FORENOON Che place The public invited
In behalf Of the Committee Of Arrangements.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

UfgnaT
GEORGE CHRlSTY and WOODS MlNSTRELS,
VI No AL Broadway above HowMds.
Evening during the Week
THE NEW BURLETTA UNCLE tom EVERY ENENlNG
THIS WEEK
George Chrisiy sscte
Door oIen az at8 o'clock Icke's . cents
DUCKLEY's SERENADERS. No 539 BROAD
ID WAY open EVERY NIGHT-THIS EVENING; May T. and
DURING the WEEK viii be produced the ce6I bgssq1e
on The Orera NORMA with full Chorus Of DTuc also new
SODgs, OPERATE Chowses Dances, &c.
Concert commences ct O'Clock. Admhsion - cents
HIBITION of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II FREE GALLERY Of PAISTINGS.-DE BRAEKELEER,
for the =. =
Of AMERICA-NO 5f7 Broadway y. l..
Fine Specimens by Belgian AT sis, Dy
L. NERBOEC KHONES,
MADON.
LIES.
f. DE- BRAEKELEER,
VENNEMAN,
LINING,
DKEYZER.
ACHENBACH,
G. WAUTERS,
A SEIZURE,
MUSIN &c, &c.
Osdeis received Pictures by Of the Belgian Artists
\ B-Canoeue Gallery Of d. b. forwarded free TO
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

To eene families have associated 20 sup
Vegetarian fable large house uptown
nyphed with Gas and Baths One fam
peons who desire healthy diet and opportunities to
fe Tue accommodated a.
Addlt tfs CHAPMAN. Tribune Office.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-11-23

IN The Thirty-frst Annual Session of this In
stitution will commence on the I'd Of the 10th
month, (October.) Besides the ordinary branches
Of an English education, and The Latin, Greek,
French, and Spanish languages there are taught
the various branches Of Natural Science, and
complete and thorough course of Mathematics,
pure and mixed. The Institution is supplied with
a good library, large collection Of minerals and
geological specimens, an extensive philosophical
and chemical apparatus, astronomical observa
tory, with good telescope, transit Instrument
Troughtonk circle, d1c.; meteorological observsI
tory, and a chemical laboratory, in which the aa
vanced stuJents are exercised in various chemil
cal manipnlations and the analysis of minerals,
soils, &c, and every known facility for the ad
vancement ofthe students in the different depart
ments Of study. sf tais
The number Of students is limited 10 about sir
ty and in order 10 secure precision in their vari-
Gus studies, and 10 prevent loss Of time from want
Of necessary sssistance noe experienced teachers,
Gncluding the subscrbersD three OF whom are
graduates Of Yale College, reside in the family
with the Students and give 10 them their personal
attention and aid, not only during the hours spe-
caly devoted 10 study, bnt AZ all other times when
peeded. In addition 10 these are the teacher of
modern languages and the teacher of drawing,
who give instruction 10 classes at stated periods
A full course Of Lectures on Natural Philoso
ply, Chemistry, Astronomy, Geology, Vegetable
Physiology, and Agricultural Chemistry is deliv-
cred 10 all the students during each term. 49,.
Circulars containing further information can be
obtained BY applying 70 one ofthe subscribers
r Etl BENJAMIN HALLOWELL
HENRY @. HALLOWELL.
~ FRANCIS MILLER h
Alexandria, Va 9th mo. 2eth, 1854.
= Sep 3-eo6t $780,
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-11-23
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.

NATIONAL MEDI CAL COLLEGE.
IN Washington.--The Thiny-second Annual
Course Of Lectures viii commence on the fourth
Monday in October, and continue until March.
Thomas Miller, M. D., Professor Of Anatomy
and Physiology.
VIM p. johnson, M. d., Professor Of Obstet
Joshua Riley, M. D., Professor OF Maieria Med
ica, Therapeutics and Hygiene.
John Fred. May M. D., Professor OF the Prin-
ciples and Practice Of Surgery.
Grafton Tyler, M. d., Professor Of Pathology
and Practice OF Medisine.
Robert King Stone, nj. d., Professor OF Micros
copal and Pathological Anatomy.
Lewis H. Steiner, M. d., Professor Of Chemis
try and Pharmacy.
William II. Saunders, M. D., Prosector and De,
monstrsfor.
, The facilities for the prosecution Of practical
anatomy are ample.
Like most similar institutions In Europe, the
desks from which the regular lectures are given,
and the wards for clinical Instructions are under
the same roof
The extensive additions to the buildings since
asst session, for the accommodation Of the
X, will greatly extend the usefulness Of the
medical and surgical clinic.
The entire expense for full course Of lee
lures -. ...-..................SQ0 500
Practical anatomy by the demonstrator. 10
Misunderstanding fee payable only once)....... S
Graduating expenses. ............-........ IS
Admission TO the Medical and Surgical Clinic
trough the whole course without charge.
ROBERT KING STONE, M. ID,
Dean Of the Faculty.
offce and residence corner Of p and 14th SIS.
Sep Aft
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-11-23
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE,
WILLIAMSBURG, VA.

FvtHE next session OF this Institution Will
l commence on the % Wednesday OF October.
Oct 1ith,) and will continue until the 4th OF July
following. The course Of study is as extensive as
any similar institution. The religious instruction,
including course on the Evidences Of Christie nj
ly and Natural Theology, win be under the charge
OF the Professor of Moral Philosophy. There is
Law School connected with the College. The
total expense for session varies from $3.50 70
$500. Fe must be paid in advance. The pres
ence ofthe students AZ the opening Of the session
is highly important.
( Further Information may be obtained by adj
dressing. postpaid, Benz s. EwELI, or Judge
Gro. p. SclARBUReH, Williamsburg.
The following is list OF the Faculty, viz:
Benj s. Ewell, President and Professor OF
Mathematics and Natural Science.
Sias Totten, ID. d.. Professor Of Bellies Lettres
and Moral sDd Intellectual Philosophy.
Morgan }. Smead, Pm. Dr. Professor OF Ian.
guages
Henry A Washington, Professor Of History and
Political Economy
Judge @. r. scsrburgh, Professor Of Municipal
and Constitutional Law.
Ro. Ga,ewood, Adj, Professor Of Mathematics
Aug 10 1eowlSlsw1O