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RELL CHENEY SPRINGS. The un- "a

HS dfrsIgned respectfully inform the sEssm
purchased ihis WATERING PLACE,
Il construction Improvements Visitors
me springs are uated IN she parish Latry,
miles north vest of opes the
eouih Of Alexandra, and miles The
water qualities and has
Diseases which hey nd the reach ordinary
fenedles Tire Bsth supplied by
a,et by invads wild Cat are nnersu
ne spf 10 the hunter and the Lk l.ugth
Of twsnty feet aitaat+i three miles and hall
SpHags hbonnds 10 front puk Hounds for
unio and Host fishing wiz DO furnished
best aPd Liquors which the New Orleans afford
vii be kept constantly hand
opeonsas and Washngtn tny passengers e.
the Springs Good Music f twice pe
week gratis Hunting Horses Vehicles trgnspar
Lake wit be kept for hire. Gentlemen
thor Fishing Tackle purchased Springs Visitors
received from lst May 10 lsr November
TERMS BOARD:
|
Children had Servants half price.
Horses, per Day is
N DAIt1JE RI .III-tJl
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No. 523.I
sIu OF alternate sections I'm thc state OF Missouri


United states Of America, do
bearing odd nns which remain 10 The United states ahn il
sate Missouri, ubeet sale dollars afy
s ss as s sss s If s nd a
e public lands 10 aid in The construction OF certain
August. 1854 win be nsia !, ns
ld oeeS Ia said State at the periods hereinafter designated
Al the land office PALsYRA, commencing Monday, the
n s & a "sn na % s dpo' 2" The % xaea lands
above referred to- situated in The aforementioned townships
Nef's Of AAe base line ae fs principal
Toa nship Gfty sir, Of range three
To~nh Wsyss, tysir, my seven, my eight, range
TOWNSHIP aYJo Jyiy sH fifty Gysish, and sy-
Townships tyiydpe tay'r atyseven, dnyeish and ly-
ro~nsh'pa 6jtys fifty tyssren, ty-sisA of range
Township Vse my si1, Wiy-ssven Of range
Townships nyJi7e, fifty sir hy'ers", and fry eight of range
and and A. ss
AT the land Office MA., Monday, eighth
day of January next for the DISPOSE. public lands
io'owng-n named townships, to wit:
North Of line Of nh principal meridian
TownSps gay1 @ seven and Of range .urssn
"wnp. g H. aud ma s ss Of m range seen
teen
Townships yr aud fry eight, of
Township" frr hyseven, and my eight of nnre twenty
Townships ty sir, fity-seven fyeisA ,mge twenty
Townships fysr, fifty scven fifty eight, range
three.
At land Office commencing Monday
eighteenth day December the sp sal The
lie land such odd numbered
uaied IN the following named townships, viz
Sorth Of the base line, and Of the h principal erdtan
Townships yr dty fry eight and tnns, of
lwenIy- fur
Townships hy fifty diy eight, range twenty
i've.
Townships hyseyen, and Vty-eisM OF range twenty
Townships tyr, hyssven and Gy-eshi, OF range twenty
Townships yss dyseven, and ty-eigh OF range twenty
eight
Townships fifty yeveu, Gity eight, range twenty
Townships fifty sir fifty eight. range thirty.
Townships y-sir, hfy-seven and fifty eight OF range thirty
Townships 6ysir, 6y seven, lty.eigAt range thirty
Townships ty-siu, dy seven, fly eight, OF range thirty
townships ffya, dhy- seven ty-egh, Of range thirty
Townships GHy-sr, fifty and 6tyesht, range thirty
five.
wholly
the limits o width each Of road
those italics partly Within said limits designated d.
osan,s
y Commissioner General Land Office
The lands will be sold subject to the right granted
the 10Th JuLe 1882 tor The construction
said public highway
through which road will be
containing The quantities shown by the official plats.
The be offered the Oder which
will be a
offering all and but exceeding WEEKS sppca
will moi be received until after the close Of the public
Given under hand, the OF Washington,
day of September Domni thousand
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
M GOlnU ouerg OF the upral Inph n fEcp
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DOOTs AND SHOES, BOOTS AND SHOES l-SstH
- The old stand south side Of Sixth
st old south side Of Penn1s
opposite Browns Hotel they would
pleased to their old customers and the publ in general and
where will found complete assortment of ladies' msse'
chdeB genemen toys and youths shoes aud boo Of Nil
styles and picesi
FOR LADIES.
Cloth button hceed galers with and without tips
French lasting button and hr-led CATERS
Cloth button gaters, without heels
French toilet slippers, French lasting and kid
Do black and white g tiers
Do bronze nd black Kid andM Morocco slippers
Plain lace gaites all colOs
NJ boots nd JcGersons, thick
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Black bronze, and coiored foxed and tipped CATERS
ar culoted do do article
Do tipped aud plain Morocco boots, thick soes
Bronze, black and green Jenny Lind boots
Cloth and lasting button gaiers
Morocco boots and Jchsrsons thick and Thin
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Paep, leather boots a superior quality
DO do pegged, for SIS
Kid Congress CATERS black aud coored single dauhe
Calf Congress- CATERS single and double
Caf Oxford ties and Ncptereys do
Patent saiher pnmpa and low quar,ered shoes
\ superior aruoe of sewed boots, spring sbanks
With general variety of stwed spd pegged boots.
FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS
Al say prepared supply al
mauds Of boots and shoes in variety Of styles.
FOR SERVANTS.
department complete, conf
furnish good article and far prices
we hink by Keeping selling prices
will be able please We would invite call before purchasing
elsewhere.
Motto, Quick profits. store,
bu A. HOOVER SONS,
Opposite Browns Hotel between 9Th and 7ih ss,
oct 7-eodlm south side.
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IN Squire Whipps, OF Albany, New York, pray
" for TIE OF granted him 9ath
April ls4i improvement the truss
bridges" years the expiration patent which
takc on a4lh day April, 1856
that the said petition heard the Oh
Monday, 26th of March u O'clock
persons appear cause they have
why s,id petition ought not to be granted.
opposing the
Once their ohjscons specially forth In writing least
the day hearng all testimony hed by either
the said bearing Transmitted In accord
rules the occ which will be furnished appli
cation.
The testimony in The will be closed the 10Th March, 1855
depo,iops and other relied testimony be
filed in the Office before the OF that day the
nents any, within days thereafter.
published tho Union, nteIl
geacsf Evening Washington, D. CT Pennsyivanian
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania scenti6c American,
Hampshire Putrot Concord New Hsmprhire
week for three successive weeks pevioas the 18th OF March
neIt, the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
above papers will copy,
bills Patent oee, with paper containing this
Nov I9-Isw3w
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The second Exhibition OF the metropolitan
MeChanics' Institute,

E,ouoflon end
and hss MeeAa.se and Osejn4 -7fs
MILL, be opened al city Thursday
day February 1885, II the new and splendid hail Of The
IN % M ms the manufacturers mechanics artists inven-
o and defining display The results of their labor skIi
sgenu, from all portions OF The upon are cordially in
Ss department charge special
Scan power, Auses labor, Ae will be given
A intending exhibit requested notice early
Jsy as possible Goods should be accompanied with
Tine committee therefore, that in inviting contributions
All soions OF The Union exhibition the Meopo
lan Meehanics they Offering T. The producer OF
aeies valuable o. P",.ay o. making known 10 ,e
adpuon TO the purposes for which lhes
my hsv S would respectfully specimens
NJ rsant which heretofore have
M such contributions committee OF ladies,
cIes Of premiums OF +weiry, ae suited the of
The hail viii opened reception goods Monday
Fsbruay al o'ciocA, formally opened Tor
ie Of y.te and eoalinus acoattoar weeks
ID
entered upou judges iisis for competition premium
1--WE from Unavoidable detention.
charge Tuesday night, 9th OF February O'Clock
which ime will be subject charge
Apprentices who make
invention shall specify Their age and the time they have
All articles deposited competition premium be- of
American manufacture conspcuuusiy labelled appropriate
names OF the maker aud inventor if known
me- %s OF esR ~end M a eov DC M s
Prices may be affixed, the option the exhibitor
their goods, which ticket will also admit them
ali Time. when open 10 the public.
Metropolitan Mechanics Infue, Washiu gton d. and should
,v ns nature of The art ces and the maine of the partv
companed by a detailed invoice.
Circular. coa,ning detailed forwarded and
any application the
u whom all communications the business Of Institute
Oct 3i--awtw
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.

OWYtoE o y PuBuo
Washington, september ~, 1854
eeyed ms oce, Cap and Monday lh day,
Of Dseeniher O'Clock, furnishing The
ai may e required for the public printing for the year
the suoned specifies nearly can ass~r,ained
qan and The quality and description of each kind Of thai
$1,000 printing pap- measure by
9 inches, and to weigh for,y-hve pounds
Glass
1900 e's ans printing paper, sasndsr % MEASURE "a By
superdne hard sized caendeed printing paper
easur. "a by - inches, and to weigh forty eight pounds
the OF 4SO
and free from nil adueaton with mineral other
% % S us u as ss %
4e sheets Uniformity thickness, and weigh,
IRON, e vi, wssn,
bundle make the weight will be considered violation Of M
foregoing snpern
win supplying quanuies
The first second and third classes at such times as The publ
sreafa quan, on either class should greater quantity bs
S SSS ss qaas post s %ss pounds per ,s'm
No. foolscap to weigh 10 pounds per reanl
:. 40 40 DO DO DO DO DO DO 4 30 30 DO DO
So ls SS %a to sA ss Is s pounds so per s'"
MOL 200 folio weigh 70 pounds
j. 10 do bank pos, do IL do do
No L. 900 doubIccap, TO weigh "a pounds per
No !. iooms. med, (wrngo ,owegh % pounds
s s &c &c col; 4 med (.:..,,s,, /: ss ss sss
Al o. The @ in c, to be made Of the hss
white or blue cao as may bo requred and to De o. the regular
standard sizes o. then respective kinds The g, reserved OF
ordering greater less quantity each and kind
acled for such times and such quantities the public
be separately, subject a sep
but bidders o for the classes
proposal privilege requiring
bidder who assigned him all
such classes, or forfeit has right to any class
and one sape for kina must bid
be numbered with the number OF the
properly designated sample,
And all and samples be transmitted this office free
proposal be signed by making H.
and m.. specify The price per pound and the pr p
ea, M M anu u s p'ee M WI '"' " o'''' Ahu
All the paper The several mus, be delivered At such
place places as may be signated m washington civ in good
order free Of all and every change and subject 10
e inspection. weight supernend
Blank forms for will
applying o hem and none will be taken into consideration
unless substantially agreeing herewith.
Bonds with approved secues required; and the sup
plying of an inferior any classes failure SUP
ID. quantity required al time, will be considered violation
Each bidder required furnish proposals .aAc,or,
evidence Of his ability aud proposal
panied with such evidence will he rejected.
Tse proposals. viii be opeaed n the required
at ~ clock, al The Office OF superintendent.
Proposals viii be addsseh 5upeniendent Of the Public
A. G. SEAMAN.
Oct i-sodtiDee
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United States Patent Once,
yUn htt,u


Washington, Nov. 20, 1854.
IN petition of Franklin and Wenman of
of New York. ing for
Them the 18th day OF February. lS4 for improve
tho mode of applying nrc engines
del their operation cectve for from the
paton Of said which takes place the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1856 r.l
ordered that the said petition be heard
Monday the 29th day Of January 1885, 10 O'Clock,
notified to appear and show cause they
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required
Office their objections, specially forth writing twenty
before the day OF hearing all testimony filed
be used the said hearing be taken transmitted
cordance with tho rules Of the Once which will furnished
application.
The testimony in the will be 18th January
POSITIONS and other relied testimony filed
in the Office before the morning OF that day arguments
any within ten days thereafter. lH SSH
Ordered ALSO that this notice be published In the Unon Inte
sencer, Evening Washington, D. c. syivAnian,
Philadelphia. scenunc American, New York.
York New Hampshire Patriot Concord New Hampshe
three weeks previous aoth
Jsnunry neAt, the day of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
sEdtors the papers will picase copy
bills Patent Office, with containing notice.
Nov 2l--lnw3w
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Ih1 u will ss s,u Lv Ia
paymes. u The Subscription be- made advancs.
Distant subscribers money by letter. che postage
which ~,I be paid
transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER puhli.h~a r weekly during ,he
Sons o' cons'esr' and sent weekly during
Saoscnpao". os senod less than year wi
tefuas propoftioaed 10 the above aasssi rats..
0r lsTMAsTERs 10 nc, a. 90. AGENTS and bx
sending DAILY Subscsss, $50 eao.. a, ,,v.
subscribers, with Sa enclosed,
a copy ss@fs. I etafr
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HOUsE-WIFE COrTONS-- Third Inst.iuaemt-we
VITO havs been waiting patiently install
ment Of the Justly celebrated coons that we ou~u
TO day 4oo pieces A. originated had this s
Gle manufactured with
Inc have our Stamped them Ia
we are thus particular from knowledge far inferior
1850 "s ''~P@''~ '' '"'' "'''-
800 piece. superior Irish nens priced sro
order 1's~ W
pure linen goods rueb,es Of .uv
stock ' -~-' ~ ~'
In m0urning goods OF all kinds found full,
ample and complete throughout the entire year.
D pieces white fannes assorted srades
than the usual prices. -, :, =.
beached nannes extra superior
quality. ri A. -'~''~'
l00 pieces rich wooen plads for and children wear
considered the handsomest patterns in the city. f-7
Choco coihS, casaeTes, aRd
gloves cavas under shirts aud drswsrs suspcndes
brelas &C. Aso every article usually found
goods houses to all Of which daily additions made.
ny nnvins one price only and dealing
seat he unmsakabe decided fabric
enabled 10 onsr really inducements buye
Judges Of goods) 'N'''
Strangers aud others cordially 10 ea and BE- convinced Of
'ne aoyan.se o. buying where one only is .sksd
Good articles low piess and fr dealing
PERRY 4 BROTHER
Central S,os~s, West Building
Oct S-eteOf Opposite C~htre Market.
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United states Mail.
LOUISIANA.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
,bxsl

PosT OrTcr DEPARTMENT,
November ~, 1854.
PROPOSALS for conveying
LIST March, 1865, the 3h June, 1885, following
the State Louisiana, will
Department until O'clock Of Monday the 18th Of Janu
ay, 1885 10 be decided by the l7h following:
No 77ai From Red River Landing by 5immspor Moeauve
Mansma MaIksvile, and Point Maare, to Alexandra,
IA miles and back, three times a week. in two horse
coaches.
Leave Red River Landing Monday, Thursdsy sstur-
day al 3
ATnve nj Alexandria days by II pm;
Leave Alexandria Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday
Arrive nt Red River Landing days by IL pm
Proposals peroIm the services fouhorsc will be
considered, and invited.
For form of PROPOSAL and certificate also and
instructions embracing conditions obligations
The be executed by the accepted bidder
department deem expedent proper
nving proposals mail
July is5t June 3d. less, in the States of Alabama
hc. dated January 9. 1854.
Each proposal should sealed marked Proposal
1871 La and addressed Second Assistant Postmaster
Washington ID. c.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Nov 23-law4w Postmaster G. neral.
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OR SALE LosseA commodious
18th side, the
twelve recently papered
throughout Terms accommodating
i5-Lu
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Army and Navy Equipments.

w ALL STEPHENS, miny the first orders
would respectfully call the aircn.aa Of and officers
their superior work aud style goods They
revolution in this Department. and furnish the
goods prices that viii successfully challenge greater
show thai this
susceptible Of all the progress age despite oesngs
of an'quarans.
Czsn clothes made TO order, in elegant style
fashions.
United States Gags asd banners made order
Aug l2- 2aw2mu
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VuE Practical Draughfsmant complete course of
i engineering architectural drnwpg by Armcn
Rsnd aud Johnson, civil ergpeer vol London 1854
Nov 2S FRANCk TAYLOR
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p. y. steers New Goods.

HAVE just opened Of tail and winter goods
for gentlemen direct from The importing houses Of tie noh
cles Gentemen finding complete stock of
The newest nnd best goods the M prices by calling
n No. &ss 7th
Eepl DID,. V1sxif
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Avs Relating TO she Puhlic la.ds.
II LAWS Of the United States Congress
Confederation. Tesias Procsmaons, spxpisb
OF the U"ed states in relation 'hrto comp~s f"m begin
ming OF the government down March. 1893 in vots.
American state Pap being ocunrns Legislative
i've, OF the United States relation Public
folio. ~ ~
Whites Collection Of Laws Charers, and Local Ordinance. OF
Great Britain France and Spain relating
land In their coone and the
the subject vols containing aIso Judge
tanslaton of Azo and Manues
institutes OF the Civil
scbmidtS Civil III. NOR, i,npo
OF ha Mexican congress; VOL
Rockwel's Compilation spanish Mexican Laws in re,o
to Mtnes and Titles to Real p | voi.
Laws OF he Colonies Governments 1899 dow
wsd relation o Indians and indian Affairs
ns Of the Congress The Confederation and Of
on me same subject; 4 vol FRANCk TAYLOR.
Oct@
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| AND WARRANT NOTICE in June, 1854,
IL sioner Of Pen,ins issued bounty
the September 1885, Elizabeth Cuper
widow OF Wilnm Cooper decreased
the address Of G. plaes Said
ha failed reach the hands Chambers or
Of authorized receive
In the General Lard Once the
fraudulent claimant, aud application will b. Commn
soner Of Pensions for duplicate of said
BuorRus (Ohio,) October 10, 1854.
Oct H-iawBw
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ast4 sl 4 o .,dsaf
ORANGE AND A.ExANDKIA HAn.ROap.

On and after Tuesday, Norember I, 1854,
'NhE leave Alexandria daily
dae stations oc ck a arrival boat
from Washington. giving ample
Manasees with Suasburg War
renton Junction with Warrenon, and Gordonsve
with The the Virginia Central railroad Richmond
lottssvIIe, and Siauat0n ..
The Gordonsvlle daily Alexandria intermediate
stations before IL O'Clock,
The Virginia railroad from Richmsnd, Charlottesville
staunton
THROUGH
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ENFKESs.
The carrying United Saes mail will
reauat Alabama the lst of Novrmbe
the ol
the cars and n, New on. mail BEATS.
will leave Selma the downward
O'Clock, a.
The viii be commanded by sbe and experienced
comfort safety
of passengers.
The the above boats viii not exceed my
barrel and one dollar pr bale Of cotton.
For freight passage having elegant accomnodntons sppy
board. or
Oct 97--d6n cox, BRAfNARD, X co.
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NOTICE.



-.ax. washington, Sept mber ~, 1854.
Ok0RE1s durng hsvjns made an
~ M hs ga'sha.s Of the bes. oadss
he ohod cses
AT practical test thereof shall
poPe nveno asd manufacturers
nsn Of such will be of
Dceemner next for preliminary
expectation OF beiAS made
Hamorr Gay twenty Of each anoding
placed
held The result of this viii he ercr~ay IN ma
Ahg aee"i H. HENRY X. CRAIG,
mi, Colonel Ordnance.
The editors o. the following newspaper. please n-r the
above n"ce twice wesa
copy OF The paper containing The National
Evening STAR washington ciu Arg-s, Philadsphia
Aeus, al New York Times, Hartford
at Pu.6u Times, al Louisville; Delta New
Sep 0-2aw6w
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A FKENtTI. IsNItnni aNd DfaNtnN TeNcNeF 0tstft"G
"A school, willing divide his
will do himself hs pleasure OF attending
wi hing employ
obedience call addressed to A.
B., Washington, ID q. Sept 8-d2w
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hEAy GOODS. NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
IN just received, splendid lot Of
New every description =
Cloaks aud manilrs, the styles
Sbawis OF kind
MnnsseIine de LANES and plaid mernos
Cloths, cassGeres, and vesngs
goods OF every kind
1000 yards "a curtain calico, at64 cents
1900 do dress Calico fast c0ors 6k
a handsome LOT Of curtain goods Of various kinds
Tapestry velvet, BRUSSELS, ingram, and three ply
pets, cheap.
2f-d HALL Il BROTHER.
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! =
100 marble arlington, SlsO sioooo
100 do Clay. 10000
10y 40 Calhoun ..:...:;..:..:..... 100 l0,Oo0
so elegant oi paintings, In splendid gilt frames,
size 3<4 feet each observation-disclosures. 100 1000
100 elegant o paintings, a><3 feet each 50 5000
500 steel plate engavings, brilliantly coIored,
OIL rich gill frames, 24>[ ~ inches 5000
l0CeD elegant steel plate eDgravngs, coIored. In
OIL OF III. Washington Monument, 20><26
lhches each. 10000
2d 900 steel plate engravings, from 100 different
plates ssession and BY
The Attists' Union, Of The market value OF
from so cents 81 each ..........,....... 1000
first class dwelling in 3st street, New Yors
Guy
% building lots 10 100 and lOlst streets, New York
city, each 25>< 100 feet Deep ....... 1000 $4,000
100 villa sites, containing each lO,0o0 square feet
in the suburbs of New York city, nd
manding magnificent OF the Hudson
and Long Island sound, at..........,. 500 $4,000
20 perpetual Inans Il cash, without interest
curly, OF $3.50 each ..........,........ 5000
30 perpeual onns Of cash. without interest r Sc
cuTity, of 9loO each 5000
100 perpetual loans o. cash. without
curly, 6f $50 each 5000
$50 perpetual os?s of cash, Without n =
curity, If 10 each 5000
1000 perpetual loans Of cash. without interest or
security OF 50 each 10000
Reference regard estate j. Vchr Co. Ren,
Estate Brokers, New York Orders, postpad, msney
closed, 10 be addressed,
J. w. HOLBROOKE, SeIIcIary,
sos Broadway, New York
The engraving. in the catalogue ready delivery
Oct 27-d3mif
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uECkERS FAH1NA, prepared expressly for fsmi.
Ii lies delicate and food for oil
tho ec0nOnica Butr0us and whOesOms
brought 10 the table, eminenty combining Eatihcaton Of the
palate with ample and heahful sustenance Of the bdy Strictly
speaking Heckers fainn neither stringent laxative
trave strengthening the digestive absorbent die
ordered bowe, diars Of cholera,
saIuay,
hospitals and private practice. The
prevention OF sickness, important <ung
People health should therefore, freely
common opd 10 the inesiMab'e blessing.
For sale by and druggists generally h0Iesae by haIes
r Pit ~ Commerce street, Balsore OnEee Brother. 81
South Front street, Philadelphia @ Bowdlrar Co.. " Long
Wharf, Boston and by the manucture Hecker Brother
Sep 3o--dim
"A EDiCAL DEP RTMhUT GEOHG ETUWN
III Coileg--Thc lectures will
continue until the middle of March.
Terms TO the full including matculaon SOS gradua
ion s25 dissecing ticket, $40.
FACULTY
Noble Young d. Professor of Institutes
cine.
FIodoado Howard NJ d.
O Women Children.
Johnson Eliot, M d., Professor Of Anatomy
James Morgan M d. Professor of Medical Jurisprudence
Hygiene Ft
j NJ snyder NJ. D., Professor surgery.
Benjamin Craig, M. D., Professor OF Medical Chemistry ana
Physiology.
H. r. Howard, D., Therapeu
tics
Alex. X. Young, NJ. D.. Demon.traor Of Anatomy.
FLODOARDO howard nenn,
Oct 7-2awtNov6 Corner lOlh
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NAUTICAL ALmANACs, English and French TO,
IN 1854, 1863 1856 and 1857 imported by
Oct n FRANCK TAYLOR,