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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-12-21
NOW Is THE TIME!
THIS is THE PLACE TO GET BARGAINS.
BRASIER d. TAYLOR


TAKE this method Of Informing the citizens Of
Eaton aud Preble county generally, that they
have bought out the entire large and extensive
stock Of Dry Goods, formerly owned by Marsh 4
Lockwood. to which they invite the attention of
all in search of Bargains to call and examine
Their goods all of the best quality. and this falls
purchase is very large, and bought low. and will
be sold cheap, and such as cannot fail to please
the most faStidious. Their stock Of
q U Il e N s w A IL Il
is not surpassed, either in quantity or quality
Their stock Of CARPETING is large and Of diff
~ferent qualities. Brussels, Turkey, and country
manufactur Of good quality, all of which will
be sold so low that customers cannot fail TO pur-
chase.
We deem it unnecessary to go into detail fur.
lther, "a the goods will show for themselves. The
business will be continued the same as heretOfore
We have the same clerks employed who have
never failed to give satisfaction to all who hav,
dealt with them, and we hope by strict attention
to business. and selling at small profits, to meri
q liberal share of patronage.
BRASIER & TAYLOR.
Oct. 90, 1s54-tf.
NIB. Ladies' Cloaks made and trimmed t
order, on short notice.
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Constantly on Hand, B!eached, and Brown
Osheeting and shifting, muslins, paper mus
lin, dolores muslins, tickiDgs, checks, &c., at
the New Stofeof STEPHENSS &c.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-12-21

CARPETS!! CANFETS!! ~
THE subscribers now receiving and ope-
| ming a large assortment of English Ia
pestrie Velvet, Tapestrie Brussels, Brussels,
Three-ply, lngrains, and
Venetian Carpcting.
MApLIlMG OIL WIaOT[EISe
From twenty-seven inches to twenty-four
feet wide. Also, Rugs, Druggets, TaIl9 and
Piano Covers, Curtain Goods, Stair Rods,
&C., &C., at wholesale and retail, to which
he would mos1respectfull yinviteyour attent
ton beforepurchaSing elsewhere.
H. FALLS,
No. 19EastFourthst., bet. Main & Sycamore
Cincinnati, Ohio.
October2S, 1852.-ly
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New York Official.

The Board of State OanvasSers in New York
have declared the following as the official result
for Governor:
Myron H. Clark, (Whig,) 1856, S04
Horatio Seymour. (Democrat,) 156,49j
Daniel Ullman,(K. NJ 122, 1885,
Greene G. Bronson, (bolting Dem.,) 1885!
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100 Tons Iron
STOLEN!!
valuable Property fer sale.

Valuable Property fer Sale.
TNHE undersigned will sell at Private Sale,
i a piece Of Property about four miles west
of Greenville, Darke county, Tho, in the
village Of Colesville, within two hundred rods
Of the Indiana Central Railroad, containing
ONE ACRE OF LAND, we'll improved
with Shrubbery, Fruit Trees, &C., and having
thereon ere cted a
Frame House.
containing eight rooms, q good kitchen, &c.,
&c, and stabling for eighteen horses. The
House has heretofore beer occupied as q
Tavern Stand.
The property will be sold on easy terms, and
an indisputable title given.
For further particulars enquire Of the Edi-
tor Of the Democrat, or,
THoS. McD0NOGH,
9Th ST., near EN-, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-12-21

A Fine lot Of Coffee of the most choice kinds
n just received and for sale at the new firm OF
Lanius & Degroot.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-12-21

NYE STUFF'S Nader, Indigo, Logwood,
D&c., kept constantly on hand and for sale by
Lanius s. Degroot.
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oREAr THROUGH LINE TO THE WESr.
1 ga

and OHIO rasosl o~ Bai.asre wAessas ard
.eofis there ulh fAe aud ts~4n steamers OF s
Unisn hae tao OAe, ssdtAs ases to zsAssv,Is, fc
expeditions line being thoroughly conpeed the
finishing the Board Tree Tunnel the road being
order confidently al
advantages and The
mail Baltimore y.
directly through Wheeling 1880 mies Is ~ houis,
cudihg all sloppagss,
leaving Baltimore ., lodging
1s mics and proceed thense TO Whsens the
InsIning.
trains, Warrington
and daily meeting the from Baltimore the Wash
Baltimore
Al Wheeling unrvaied the ONION
Just completed for route, daily
and down the Ohio 10 Gin
Louisville, where the Nashville &c.,
Louis and New Orleans packets be taken BY
ing further
prefer
Ohio the West also di
Wheeling Ohio Stage Companys excellent coaches
National GAINESVILLE, &c and thence
by railroad
Passengers WeIsville Cleveland STEAMBOATS,
railroad will also find this agreeable there being
places
l Baggage through Washington Wheeling,
charg, transfer baggage.
Through lie anywhere the
opie from Washington Whesog % SO; Cincinnati, Sill
10 Louisville, ol2.
Tickets be Parsons agoat,
Washington, ana OF tbs other agents OF the
| WIN PARKER,
May ll--du H.. .H General Superintendent,
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pURsUAsT 90 de.rcc Of the high court OF chance
ny, made Isabella Bird widow, plaintiff, against
Charlotte Ker and Others DEFENDANTS the persons claiming
Of kin John McDouge formerly Loyd Coffee House,
hum kept BY Thomas William Nicholson lnverek MuseI
the Of Mid Lothian, North Der
upon Tweed then of Rusp Park U1brdee
Nddesex csqure died 18th
Of November next come in and their relationship TO the
John McDougc the chambers the chancellor Cir VIII
Page Wood No IL New Square, Linco,ns tDn Mddlesex
deaul hersof they will be perempto excluded from the
benefit Of tho said decree. t...s
Thursday the seventh day OF December O'Clock in
the afternoon the snd chambers appointed for hearng and ad
Indicating upon the claims.
Dated this It'll day of August, 1854.
RICHARD BLOXhM, Chief Clerk
ATKINSON Il PILGRIM,
Church Court Lothbury London, Plaintiffs Solicitors
5-Iam3ms !
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fNo. STAT


lHEREAs
entry (uxcept for
snpuon cm BY orders Of the President Of the United ssaes
solicitations OF
Congress- anticipation being made
aid In The consuucon and Congress
having President has directed that
the lands heretofore thus Withdrawn uau further orders which
withdrawal
epIos shall be restored market precisely
The and conditions though the had not been
Withdrawn from sale.
therefore hereby that and AFTER Monday the
day nez the sus private
entry previous sttawaI Except dose siace peemped ua
ted the following States Territory aud land drict and ptcu
described withdraw enumerated below, VIII
again be subject private entry and location and that those town
withdrawal the reservation Of
which has Tescnded will be tor sale hsrea
ter, wit:
Lands described in public withdrawal No. 494 August
49, 1855 for the railroad from Mississippi Montgomery
Aaba
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Philadelphia College of Medicine.

THE winter session Of ths institution will begin October y
L 1854 +. +. F d.
Full Lectures both the winter and
Degrees conferred in March and July
Fees One full course So Perpetual Ticket $3.50 Macula
o. Graduation 43 To who have attended
full in another institution, $50 including graduation fee
faculty welfare and progress
student daily by the professors
each branch In all faces for instruction this school Is equal
in the country For further information, address
u, HOWARD RAND NJ. ID. Dean,
LOG South Ninth street, Philadelphia
Aug l-lawwps law5d
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PdssaEe 20 - - u - - u
EDWARD X COLLINS 4 CO.,
No. So Wall street, NJ Y,
BROWN, SMILEY, CO, as
Ltcrpom
Il. q. ROBERTS l. CO., '&
Is Kings Arms Yard, London
j. MUNROE CO.,
70 Rue Notre DIES Victories
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
ships will be accountable TOR gold
bullion specie jewey precious metals, unless bills
therefor and the value
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SOMETHING NEW.ln of the liberal
bestowed Gallery the proprietor has mnde
with
process dagueeopes will be coorea with brancy and dua
billy unatanabic by method, and far surprising
decacy paintings
To avoid DISAPPOINTMENT gentlemen invited
their miniatures will then be
made I'll. hour designated Metropolitan Gallery Lane
fuckers Pennsylvania between AZ and 9th
tGEO. ADAMS, Artist.
Mar l6-dU
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a X. CHAMBEKLIN's Com1acroial College, located

a X. CHAMBEKLIN's Commercial Collage, iocatsi
M 27 street, Baltimore, Maryland The ostonsbe
place In the reach Of individuals prop
facilities obtaining thovga and practical mercantile educo
aksain correct knowledge OF
weeks than be acquired In 40
mi counting house. -,
study embraces and ~
and trade MercAn
Tile taught according approved methods
penmanshp combining rsd Of execution with beauty
potan SUBJECTS beside other points tsr
book understand
complete the varies from i've TO eight weeks
There being vacation applicants can enter a any me ana
awarded those who graduate For teri &C. wfs
and have a circular forwarded by ma
Nov l3--IYdAcp
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O INVENTO&SThe Office Of the Inventors Protective
ona Union is on M street, opposite the east portico Of the
Patent Once
ready patent.
for it, members, with ali possible despatch - ~ .
model shop win be the Office where
can be made at the shortest notice.
Inventors invited call Office, where
formation be had In offsets Of the "Unon
All Addressed oHlcs PROMPT
attention will be given them. ....f
Central Office. Washington, d. g. - -
r. O. CLAYTON,
Presden, Of Inventors Protective National Union.
Maj u Az T
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I,HENCu NOVELS, by Dumas. Rnlxsc, and Others,
upwards many of them beautifully illustrated
Oct7 FRANCK TAYLOR
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No. 500 February 1854 railroad from Mobile irard
Asbama from selma Gunters Landing the Tennessee
Of from
MOBILIZE Alabama, New Orleans, Louisiana, the
thereof from Albany Georgia, Euiaun Montgomery Ala
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HARDWARE AID CUTLEKY.-The Subscriber hss SOW
ii ceapess assortment u seods WINCH nsss essn
manusacursrs ootn IN mh
and the best ssfm ana arc " esa
saving OF from ten TO twenty-five pS' csA' ~ sA
comprises ...., . hon.. ,n.,
comeu under tho head OF hardware
building Materials excepting ~" weights
al Scents per ID.
Mechanics, ooIs every variety, and mostly warranted
betting, and hemp packing, al boso" 'ae"V
prices w. 90.
Grey door springs, warranted toI four yss. care
agents will furnish dealers at factory prices.
beautiful Of feather busters. II New fo'A pee'
and a5 per cheaper than other styles .,
All of advance for each OF 70 Puac'u
customers by the subscriber.
~ - - JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE,
RI Sign OF the large Gill Saw, Penn As.,
Novs between 10Th and Ilth streets.
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ia ANTON UNITE UNITED STATE STATES Nail sTssSsss.
i1 Jsp H. as' nss M csp
THESE atop a. so. going and returning
PROPOSED DATES OF sAiLING-lssA.
s.. s.:y ;:s.:y,s a:;:s
washington. saturday, March Is. April g.
tIemand 49,. Saturday April "a Maybe
Hermann. Saturday, June u. July a.
I4smas, >. :. Saturday, Angus, IA. september 8.
Wast layton ..sslnrday, sepembcrs ocinbsrS.
wilmington @ sa:1rday November 4 bscsaSsr j.
"; ] s:s, Is
%a,S;.saH Xii Xii s sss i
N; 8 .. s;i
To'''sA' or passage apply e 70 SAND IS South ..
sAhrIssAT, csesksal. ''s% Sa. sou.A.mp,o.
WILLIAM IsELlN, Have.
Poiytechnic College Of the OF Ponn.yIvanin,
Penn Square, Philadelphia.
On the plan ~ s
education 70 students Intended for ! 800 X.
ENGINEERING, MINING AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME.
CHANlCAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS
viii Monday, Sep:
FACULTY..
Mathematics civil engineering Professor sem H. Peabody
Me'aiI and industrial analytical and agricultural chemistry,
Mining engineering geology and minealosy, Prof w. H. b.
Mschancs philosophy principles machinery Prof.
Terais or each deparmen. per session, SIS
Mechanical architectural and Typographical drawing Prof John
French and Spanish, Prof v. De Amuriai.
The aayisal LABORATORY for practical chemistry is open daily
academies department, charge Of o.
enter and be Ispy prepared for he College
"a on a. 70 ssms s o. ady s
lechnc College, philadelphia. ., -
Prcsdsn, Of Board Of Trustees
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Analytical Digest with the Decisions Of Secretaries and Opn
Attorneys Forns Regulations
Onice and explanatory Comments
arranged ineligible every claimant
C., Tripe, clerk Office volume,
of 2i6 octave pages, bound. Price 81.
Sep 30 a.'.if ..tII FRANCk TAYLOR
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CHOCOLATE Cocoa, rnd Broma w. BAKER 4 CO, y
~ American and Vanilla Premium and brona
TO which first premiums have been awarded BY the
and fairs Unon the principal rrOcSos
the United States, nnd by their agents, 77 = -
Hussey Murray, New York Grant Twels PHILADELPHIA,
thomas v. Bundge, BaltmOJe Kennel Dudley Cincinna
Ohio; and q. II. Howell, Georgetown, DC.
WALTER BAKER, 4 CO.,
ap3-dy f.t5 ,NtAtsH flgte + Dorchestar Mas
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Under approved 3D. March,
presumption rights settlers therein
toned" pre- enption
numbered where
made the date OF allotment
public sale. And by the 9th
March, entitled An tho relief of settlers
railroad who settled
the actions the date Of will
titled the ordinary minimum price OF the public
dollar
up paid before Rxed for public
the sections above meatoned under the
81 1859 prior
TO March, 1854 Che of alotmen
9Th March, 1854 made prior
empon under the OF 9Th March, 1884, Of
the mile limits directed entry
sixteenth Of October st Louis required
satisfaction the and
office, and make therefor price
by practicable after seeing this notice. and before
appointed public
embracing claimed
feitcd.
JOS. s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Sep I7-Iawl3w lint. and Stnr
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IA IsrOKY Domingo; by J. Brown, M. d. volume
Ii of 800 pages each bound in cloth price 50 cents
kAANCk TAXLOk
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR REMIT rent several
" with ground
Kendall Green" little mile from
the Capitol.
These houses spacious and convenient with CELLAR
she'd and stable for and
The beautiful the city,
and in full view of the Capitol. -
The approach 10 TIN Delaware
,4t 81 r
An omnibus line usual fare
the and twice day the
Presidents Square. leaving IN, D. Returning
leave Centre Market where il makes
O'Clock. z
Rent-two hundred dollars year.
The houses taken Inspection
by applying to VIM S'ickney who lives Cottage
self at my rstdcnce, the premises fffrl aaEf7's
" NE AMOS KENDALL.
July 2J-eodu 4. n
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EvENTIDE, by EMc Afton-a series Of tales aad
IL poems. ..
Tie Western Home poems by Mrs l.. II. sigourney
Camp and March by Captain Grafton United States army
ocr 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Important Work for Pcnston

Important work for Pcnston Claimants.
DENSON Bounty published, Analytical
Digest bounty Land the Decisions
Secretaries Ac be ineligible every
claimant Price 81; postage, II prepaid, 70 cents,
r On sale at TAYLOR b MAURY'S
Bookstore, 9Th street,
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S-s~ossS These ships having been bull BY contract
ssty for Serves has been
0HR their also In their
insure and speed and their
passengers unequaled elegance comfort
York In $40
cabin, Exclusive 5000
Prom Liverpool New York, ESQ and f20.
In experienced surgeon attached TO each ship
No bertiis a be secured until paid for.
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No. 5oi March 2s 1884, for the North Missouri railroad:

Sis, Z, 1854 for the
railroad:
In the districts Of lands subject sale Louis Missouri
DO do do Jackson, do
No 5e, July Is, 1854, for the railroad from Dubuque, Iowa.
Paul. Minnesota, Left Hand Rive Fond du Lac Lake
peor Wisconsin, Except the lands in Wisconsin heretofore
stored by notice No 520;)
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UNITED STATES Mail Lime to California; via Aspin-
ii wall and Panama. each month"; In first
by the Navy Department Of not less than
5000 tons burden, guarantyng speed and s4fety.
railroad completed 70 Obispo, 10 miles from
Panama.
The transit, embraces 3Ik miles in rail
obspo, Ia miles Of land transportation
DIV recently thorough order. single
most in sir seven Aoshe passengers
and their baggage being only transferred once to and from muller
alongside the
There transportation in future this route
The sickness of description
being always kept in port at New York. Pana
FrancscO detention in case Of accident
il entirely reliable
expected the the Atlantic will be made resu
in 0n the Pacific, in IL 70 l2k days.
day amer they arrive At Asn
wall -
Through tickets attic owc rates. can be had at the agency, TT
Vests New York
Jan 28-du 4. ..
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ORION LONDON-Suria; by Sir Roderick Murchison; the
history of the Oldest known rocks containing remains
vol 1854.
The shipping Laws of the British Empire; by G, Akinson
vol 1854
The Of affecting shipping by
b. Thomson I vol 1854 t5ar aa..7H..
Physiological Chemistry; by Professor Lehnlanp vols.
NOads Lectures Chemistry vol
Louis Napoeons system Field Artillery sy Captain
1854 =
Volunteers and Rifles by Lieut., Col. Gordon 1883
The Rifle Nusket; by Capt Jcrvis. 1854 Hi
Sullys Memoirs, lin Englshi) 3 vols
Baily's Astronomical Tables and tOmulae
Dods British Pceagc, Baronetoge and knghtasc. 1854.
Fosters Pccraae 1854
The Pasces Park, Natural History Fine Arts Courts,
Portrait Gallery; 3 vols 1854.
Sept "f FRANCk TAYLOR
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WHAT NOT by Mary A. Dcnsoo. illustrated with
w cravings, from designs by White ~. ,..u.,-.,
The Writers America; with portraits oosssph-
ai notices. and specimens Of their wriungs ny 'ohR o.
Hart, Liz ID.
The Life o Martin Luther; beautifully illustrated.
Things in AnieTica; by w. Chambets, (of Ednbursh) 49,
Sports Far West from the German, with tinted H.
If mstraiions ny Frederick Gerstaecker
The Treasury Of Medicine; by John James, NJ: " =,
cheap BuiweTs novels, Hall Hours with
the Best Authors, Don Quixote, Monte Christie, &c.
soyers Shilling Cookery Upwards Of one hundred thousand
copies of v ok sold in few weeks!
ON sale nj TAYLOR 4 MAURY's
Nov S Bookstore, near 9th street
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y ANTHONY No. 30s broadway, Now York. man-
e. dagueeotype apparatus mattngs prcservs
cases. of plates, cbemicas fancy frames and
caype chemicals for pictures and nas
every description.
Case makers supplied manufacturing
O. Hafrison's celebrated also, Highlander shon
hand.
3Qs broadway, June H. 1854. Ifr
June 20-dlyearA
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gsaset.s.t AT ti.r AMIR q Mutual Life
Company of New YORK.,
No. III BroaApay tAs Yssr ending ala Jaauar, 1854
Net assets on band January 3si 1883, per balance
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John " SNIDER dealer the old established
Jacob Snide No rs Walnut street,
below Foas. where will be supplied with
and liquors the accommodating terms
JACOB SNYDER JR for the importation Of foreign
No. rs Walnut where
for the special importation Of vines &C., various houses Eu
quantities single dozen aud upwards soc
for his John Vaughan snde the patronage his friends
customers
All delivered Washington city by "Adamss EXPRESS
free Of freight
IunnQ al
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EMBROIDERIES, LACE GOODS, Ssc.-The subscriber,
"a have this day received full and complete above
goods, OF the last Paris styles embracing ali
so to which the attention the ladies Respectfully
following list of OF the leading articles
. Maltese chcmzetu and sleeves, in sets
29 Maltese colaretts and sleeves do
Is richly embroidered muslin sets, vaences trimmed
rs 10 MalteAe do
IS do W muslin cosretn and sleeves
$50 French embroidered muslin collars til,a st
80 do do cambria d f, n. y
25rchy do cambria skirts, for open dresses
100 do do pocket handk erchiefs
rs pieces Maltese Iaces and edsngs, all widths
100 do Vaences aces, edgngs, insertings
80 do English thread iacos, cdsings and inserngs
20 do cambria founcings and rulings
10 do Swiss muslins, houncinss, and bands
100 do embroidered dmity bands N ..t
50 pairs embroidered muslin and cambrtc
IS dozen long and short black lace
Also, variety of iusi0n b0bbines
oc rmoodered musns lawns, and lace
gloves, hosiery, &C. .tli.I
Sep 3-3tuwlwif HOOE BROTHER co
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rOLUMBtAN COLLEGE, Washington, D.. The ,hir-
yrogdh Of Columbian College will begin
Wednesday September
June students have the choice Of pursuing
dies for the degree of bachelor scientific
degree bachelor philosophy Tho college
about hundred dollars For further
address "rhe President Of Columbian College, washington,
Aug 4-eod3w. ~
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GAYS FABLES. with lag illustrations. 4 volume
VI London, 1854. Price 81
Dogs their management by Edward Mayhem London.
Price so
The Marves OF Science; by ". Fplom with Illustrations
Price so
Adventures of Mr. Svdsnham Geep6ocb, and of his
Illustrations, London, 1854. Price
Aug@ FRANCK TAYLOR
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Law school o Cumberland UnivsrsAtys NJ hsoeAen'
Tennessee.
FACULTY Abraham Csruners, late one Of the e''eu
judges OF Tennessee. -.
Hon Green, of the Judges Of the supreme eoan
Of Tennessee
Hon. Ridley, of the coancelon Of The stale.
their whole time excessively
school, . Il. IA t.Tt.
Daily examinations Of cash CHASE on Tue
Of lectures but explanations Inc
daily lessons IL progress of the examinations.
common law and UQu1 IL wnssa stu-
sac~n vi facts given BY the probes
all the known u actual
framed 10 require thsm IT, prepare
records document 10 b fosd o. ev
In are taken ~ appeal 70
upremc which held monthly an thc Gas ana
public end session. The ssdcns act - .As
IFS Jurors chanceos, and In other 0csaI ca
Saciiies with their suits
tho MONDAY sep
Thursday in February Tho second con
succeeding Monday In February and eass seeoad
Thursday In July. -
ice III boarding furnish their books,
which be had n Lebanon bookstores.
required complee the couse unless ne sn
No study required Tor ~
nnson There classes Students ester ~
any ine during the collegiate year. 81 -
Number Of stud last collegiate eiE1y-dx
ROBERT L.. CARUTHKRS,
Feb ll--eoy President bosfo OF lf"aaees
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Et:ENCH and English boarding and day school for
young ladies' street, between
Ian and 18Th, Washington o. O. The duties Of this institution
be fesmed Monday 18th of September,
desired be their TERMS &C. circulars may
be had at all the principal bookstores in the city.
fStayj
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THE Spirit Kopper. Autobiography by d. A.
l. Brownson. l..lI. I. Fr+..r II
Midsummer Flowers Young; by Mary Hewitt
Sketches amton Jackson, Clay
Randolph &c; by 10 G. Baldwin, author Of Flush Times in
Alabama"
The Virginia Comedians Old Days the Old DOmiDon cd
tied from the MSS. of c. EfRngham, esq.
Wcodcraf Hawks Dovecoic by w. Gilmore 6inms
The Better Land; by Augustus q. Thompson
The Home in the Valleys by Emile r. Calcn. lt-s
The the Roman Republic compared with the Great
Modern sirategsts; by Henry William Herbert.
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