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DRY GOODS AT COST g.
FOR GA SH. Its

HAVE you seen the n EW STORE, where SC many
have been,
And purchased Bonnet. the best could be seen
Wariety's great with the fashion and STYLE
Each sutng the face, and making smile.
You may say to yourselves chad known it before,
Oft with great pleasure I'd gone to that store"'
Understand what mean, think you can tell
Some bargains for cash they always will SELL
Hsnved by others, without any doubt,
Each Lady would try to find the store out!
Never such bargains before could they see.
Though the merchants in town with him won't agree,
~, Wells is contented with discount tor cash;
EVERY artc Ia offered is NEw-and not trash
II one can deny it who has purchased his goods;
Examine them all, with the Bonncs and Hoods.
WELLS with much pleasure, Is willing - SHOW
Stop at his store before elsewhere you go:
tR'he direction | wish to explain very clear,
On the CORNER OF MARKET AND TEXAS STREET, near
Esemember to call and examine his store
Each lady will say she meier such before.
HENRY WELLS, Bonnet and Fancy Store,
dis Cornsr of Market and Texas sts., Shreveport
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0M:}D=:lDs5:}syu D.T:y5ss.
w.. ..s JOB PRINTING.

u THE proprietors of the South Western beg to
inform their patrons and the public generally, that
they have recently received from the foundres great
variety of new and beautiful type, comprising nearly
all the latest Styles which makes their Job Office one
of the most EXTENSIVE in the south west
(apd unequalled by any out of the city, and that
they are prepared to execute with despatch
Plain and Fancy Book and Job Printing,
Of every description, from handful the size of this
paper to the smallest card in style of unsurpassed
beauty and elegance and
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
PAMPHLETS, BILL HEADS. BLANKS,
BRIEFS, BILLS LAD1Ne, LABELS,
Books, COTTON RECEIPTS, HANDBlLLs,
ClRcuLAns, BLANK NOTES, CARDS. DC DC,
Printed on the shortest notice, and in manner
equaled.
Printing in Gold Cofored Inks and Bronze.
Those wishing to have printing executed will find it
to their advantage to give the South Western call
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.u... J. T. WHITE
STOVES! sTOVES!! STOTESM!
- Is now receiving, and keeps constantly on =
ID hand large and well selected stock of SI e,
60 Cooking and other Stoves, selected by ~
him with great care, expressly for this and the Texas
markets. 81
TIN WARE.
Will keep and manufacture all kinds OF Iinware, which
he sell at wholesale and retail, and warrant it not to
leak. Any article from his establishment may be pur-
chased with perfect safety.
.BDEsEsENT
In tin copper, iron zinc, etc. Roofing, guttering etc.
substantially and promptly executed.
" Letters cut for cotton brands, in beautiful style
and at moderate prices.
Shreveport, February IS, 1854.
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Arrivals at the Commercial Hotel.

- NEW BRICK BUILDISG-MILAM STREET.
Tuesday, May flames d. Wiley .Caddo. Edw'd
+. Evans, s. G.; J. S. Flournoy, T. Mason doct Lew
is, Shreveport; S. S. Guild, telegraph Office M e. a.
Seaver, New York; doct HI. NJ Prother s. O.: W @.
Paton ankstown; Tally, city; Wv Campbell,
Wednesday, May &c. Handy, Texas; r. L. Bur
ney, !. B. Hudsforth, Ala; s. Scott, Texas: J. D. Pa
rish, Jonesboro', Geo; R. j. Rhone, jackson, Tx:=L
+ Afford, Marshall; james AZ Weaver, Jefferson; j
s Mathis, Webster, Tx; B. Il. Jones, Caddo; capt
Lacey, + II. Pitts, j. c. Jones, J. S Flournoy town
capt White, Texas; r. Lathroth, New York r. b.
Hollnworth, Henderson,; r. Z. Simpson, Tenn; A.
Faulkner, H. Bayliss, La; J. L. Hall, A. J. Howrv
Texas; L. d. Marks, D. o. Brady, Shreveport; D. b.
-MeMillon, w. @. Peyton, DeSoto j. I. Fullloye
Caddo.
Thursday, May 3-James E. Hanch, Pamela, Tx:
y. j. Gallagher, New Orleans; Mr.. Brown Logan
port; r. Blacksmith, WV. Curlie, n. O.. A. NJ Nor
gan, a. p Brady, Miss 81 j.. Brady, La; " II. Elst-
ner, steamer White Cliffs;F. NJ Hanks, Texas; W m
3, W oolridge, A. D. Battle and lady, Caddo D. c.
Brady; v. G. Smoother, Texas; A. w. Jewell, San
Antonio; i. 9. Neale, Miss E. a. Latimer Marshall;
/ Ihos Z. Davenport Pamela, Tx: F. M. Beall VIM.
Young, Texas; doct Clark Campbell, Henry Hugely,
l T. III Gatlin, DeSoto; r. @. Boney, Caddo; A. J.
Hodge, Houston, Tx B. 7. Peters J. G. Dickson, Tx
Friday, May "A. Ferguson and lady, DeSoto; L.
4 D. Marks, Martin Tally, city; James D. Blair, New
Orleans; Charles Durfee and servt, New York; John
M Prather, La; Geo. NJ. Hall, B. Iwers, D. Shanks,
Milliken's bend; Theodore Boyd DeSoto; J. W Hill
saml johnson, Desoto; rey'd James Bacchus, Kea-
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Stock of Goods For Sale.

T WISH to dispose of the stock of Goods belonging
to the succession of R. Green, amounting in value
to some $1,000, and containing many desirable goods.
The inventory and stock can be seen by calling on
Mr. P H. Rosson, Texas street, opposite the City TO-
tel To the right kind of customer good trade
would be given ]. ]. GREEN, Ex'r.
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A. J. HITCHCOCK d Co.'S
~ ~ LIVERY STABLES. FIJI - ~

-X.-aSs@44-z1 ~ A - IA 0 =8s-l.S-
Corner of Texas and Edwards streets, Shreveport
rHNIt undersigned, having purchased the interest OF
L Mossrs. VanBibber in the above well known es-
tabIishmcn and put in fine order inform their friends
and the public generally, that they prepared
ages, etc. of the best description. and rcasuna-
BILE terms they be had at any other establish
ment. Horses will be kept by the month, week, day
or single feed. Gentlemen from the country, wish
ing to visit New Orleans or any point the river, ~
leaving their animals with US, have them CAREFUL
" and faithfully attended to. Our Ostlers are expert
enced and attentive, and ready day and night to
attend to the wants of customers.
Horses bought and Sold Horses and Mules sold on
commission
Thankful for the patronage extended to the late firm
of VanBibber & Hitchcock, respectfully solicit a
continuance thereof pIedging ourselves to do all in our
power to merit it. [a23l AL. HITCHCOCK & Co.
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fENFIE subscriber would, respectfully, solicit the at
I tention of those who may wish to purchase
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
Hardware, Cutlery, China, Glassware, &c.
to call and his stock; which, he believes, will please
His stock is very gener5
A continuance of the favors which for years has
been generously given him in business is gratefully
acknowledged, and continuance of the same solicit
ted ELISHA II. JORDAN,
dec Is At his old Place.
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Cott0n Wanted. ST. Ia
To the Planters
Notice.,

rgIHE partnership existing between William Terrell
1 and B. L. Hodge, is dissolved by mutual consent:
Either will attend the business heretofore conhded
to them. Both will continue to practice. s--ts"
e. "'' w. TERRELL.
Shreveport. March %, 1855. B. L. HODGE,.
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Z GTHEAL THE SICK.-Men of liberal education at
the present day devote all their talents to discover
the means whereby they may remove those painful
maladies which assail ths human frame. There is
no nobler than that of healing the sick, consid
erng the numberless diseases to which man is liable
and which may cause him to drag out protracted
life of distress, suddenly cut him off in the bloom
of his existence and usefulness We shoul Id CRATE
fully seize upon every of couneracting their
dreadful effects causing removal of those clogs
stomach is the cause, we would highly recommend
dr. Hollands German bitters, prepared by doctor
G. M. Jackson No medicine at this time stands
higher than these btters, and to those who suf
ferng from the horrors of indigestion, say they
are the antidote .-. aprill1-4t
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Notice.

THE undersigned gives notice that on the 1st day
L Of January 1855, the mercantile house Of the late
Robert Green closed preparatory to taking an in
ventory and settling the business Of the firms of Robert
Green. Green, Douglas & Co., and Green & Douglass
ian 8, 1855 P. H. ROSSON, ACT. for executor.
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Committed to Jail

70 Committed to Jail ~.= r.
q In the parish of Caddo, before the honorable J.
- ". Jones, justice Of the peace, in and for said
parish, negro boy. dark complexoned about2 years
OF age. six feet or Whereabouts in height. Calls
himself SUMNER, says that he belongs Mrs. Hannah
Patton OF Harrison county, State Of Texas. lie was
arrested in the woods near the of Shreveport.
he owner or owners Of said negro boy is hereby mott
hedtto come forward, prove property, pay charges,
and take him away, or he will be disposed of as the
law directs. J. s. ALLWINE. @sE=
@sz Jailor Caddo parish
Shreveport, March 7, 1855 s"-
cPTs: TURPENTINE.. Linsee ed Oil Lard oil, veg
- etabe paint OIL cold pressed castor oiboiled OIL
tannersol, sweet oil, whale Oil. a large supply in
store aud for sale at MILLER drug store. 81
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Notice! N0tiCe!! NotiGe!!!

4 we intend to close our business at Shreveportn
"A short time, respectfully invite all those in
debted to G. M. Levy & Co., or H. Levy & Brother,
to call and settle TianlGl G.. M. LEVY & Co.
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New Orleans Market.

MAY 1.-The cotton market opened with great an.
imation on Monday, and l0, 900 bales were disposed
Of at an advance Of nc for the middling and lower
grades To-day the demand continues active
inferior, = 1906 Middling, $40 -
Ordinary. ss.-@ssA Good " ~
The receipts Gncluding &c, 86s bales handy since
the lst September, have been 1875 22o bs Exported
during same time, ,002451 bales.
FLouR-Sl07 Is; IL; l2Dl2 371a p Dbl.
PoRK-MO o. SIG 90; mess, $40 50@17 90 p Dbl.
BAcoN-Sides, 9334@9c; shoulders, 7@147c.
LARD-9, 10@1lc. y ID .0.
CoRN-Sl(0l 0S p bush. -4.j
CoFFEE-Rio, 924; l0@1014c. p ID.
sueAR-4; As; 515@6e: b. ..t.
MoLAssEs-26, 2615 @27c p gallon
Observation-Disclosures l4@l5; rope 10TH.
WHskEY-Rectifed 35@40c.; Raw 3sc: u gal.
L1mE--At tail--Thomaston, 81 1902 CO. Wes-
tern, ST. 50@1 70. ......- ...r...3. .... 49,
sa,lT-Liverpool, fine, 81 ao@l 40; coarse. 81 800
l so y sack. .s. 49, s. -. Sd, .
BEEF-Western, fine, - 014@11119c. u ID net.
Texas and Lake, -- -6-t99c.
Hogs Hogs, 90 ooG5 E G as 8 head
Mich Cows, $45 00@9o 90
Calves and yearlngs, : Sc 50@ll SO -
Stock ample, and prices ffuctuating.
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we are now closing up all OF our old business it
is absolutely necessary that all those indebted
us should come forward and settle their accounts.
Bv so doing they will greatly obige us, and save trou
BILE and cost. -.ts ...- D. .Hg- Il. q b. JACOBS.
Shreveporr March %, 1855. -
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Attention.!
The Last Call!

NOTICE is hereby given that at the next term Of
the district court will be required to make dis
trbution of the notes and due the succession
of the late John W. Morris among the heirs of his
estate after which time will have no control over
them Debtors will probably costs by paying be-
fore that time b.. HOS Ii. NORRIS, EXT.
ShreveDort March IA, 1855. I'm
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II Provisions. ~ sze
ON hand and for sale large stock of mess pork,
~ ribbed and clear sides, shoulders sugar cured and
plain hams dried beef, lard beans, nee, coarse, fine
and table SALT fish, etc. etc.
A LARGE and selecsstock of fine ieweirv gold
I A watches, aars jnst reed hF e. 4 Z. JACOBS.
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/ TIi,olu1ny vi yI..=.Whgls No. s04,


6.lds and meadows, aud stillIwaters.snndl
enoue,ted with The lock OF the blind
hoy, but lis footsteps were unseen 6y
him. iia gyaesf q !.
! We voluntarily siS5 thanked God ths, that
/, we &c could look upou the beautiful world
He has imads, and dropped q tear TOT
iRe haplsss children, who must eIoPe
their way n,the grave through long
night. But the light ofbliss will !, ill hurst
upnii. Them Borg shall wereme mnsl n.l
he twoiBliud Children Baltimore l''s-
patch. as a!.sIt ia sss
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A Blind Girl feeling for a Sunbeam.

The sun had just .burstput ,hrongh
the clouds, aud o heavy golden bsen
came in at our window. How bright
and cheelfall Ii comes iu'so silently
ysl.it speaks to the heart. Thpnk Gnd
for sunshine! Ages on ages has it il
lalpiiniale,l aud fgla,ldened the world,
YET @s,hardly thinkofthe great fnnn.
tain 6fhlighiS aud beauty. Writing Of
suu,hine ;trilgs temiuda inuchiig in-
c:idsni which came under our 9obsefya,
zion a, we wrfe travelling in the cars.
iOppasite US was seated family offapr
consisting dfa man aud his wife, and
/ twn. .childreu-a buy aud a giIl-;lwiqs,
and Totally Blind. Twolavlier children
we never saw. The family We're fiom
the South. A. southern sun had given
each cheek rich.olive complexion; re-
li,ryed by a beautiful blnotn upon the
childro,i's eountehances. The buy was
!, lightly built aud had finely chiseled ie'
lures; and hair of dark brown. cluster
ling in rich curls around his neck. TIL,
\ eirl was yet more slender. and fragile
las a leaf, aud ofthemos, spilitualize'
aS aSeaury, Her habit was dark. He
~ hi, was black az night us l'essy'isl9s
erso lrrsses Confined by gplaen ban, ban!
'f trt gIiitered brightly npoh The darI
dread ground. They both seemed hap
tempt I'D cnnsersed with an intelligeuc
ota' .m r,.;, anon N. route Til
% body ID were all raised; aud the Chi
~ cos. tlAing oul as iflo see. The III
ssctacle ~ ltaA paved u long sigh, and. the
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. 7. POET ICAL. s.
DO THEY MISS ME AT HOME.
sY A TRAVELLER.

DO they miss nc at home7-do they miss me
'Twould be anassurancc most dear,
To)know that my name ives forgotten, 81,
ALTHOUGH had never been there.
To know that the tailor and landlord,
And The banks where ms paper is due,
Aaahosts whom clnuat now mention,
; iIA banishcd ne quite from their view.
D,lhsy mis-. me a. hone-dO they miss me,
Hhn The marks, for money is tight
AM Collectors with haste are pursuing
TAsir debtors, by day and by night
Dethe friend. who once loaned me q .ifly''
And the others that loaned me ten,
Have i sigh Of regret as they miss me,
And wish they could see me againi
DO they miss me tugain'-do they miss me,
When no longer I'm seen upon Change,
And do those who were wont to assist inc,
Say .His conducts internally strange -i,
Doe. .he shylock who loaned me hi, money
To bear me to regions unknown,
Look in vain for occasion to dun me,
And wi.hI sgain were al homel
Dol,hey miss me at homo'-do they miss me.
,ia,Twould be IN assurance most dear,
To know thai my name was forgotten, ~
y ALTHOUGH Had never been there.
Bu. know tllat my memory fingers
Around the dear place as roam,
And willie l'ye-my wits and my crecpcrs,
They'll miss A-they' miss me at home
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a FARMERS i WIFE I'll BE.
I'm a wild and laughing girl,
Just turned Of swert sixteen,
And full of mischief and Of fun

I'm a wild and laughing girl,
Just turned of swert sixteen, .g
And full of mischief and of fun
As ever you have seen
}9 And when 1 am woman grown
s,ia No city bcaux for nc
If e'cr marry in my life, .f9s
A Farmers wife III be.
lreally love a country life,
] love joyous breeze,
Il love ,ohear the singing birds
Among beleais trcesi y:
The lowing herds and blcating aock'
Make music sweet fortune
If Ger marry in my life,
A farmers wife I'll be. ai
Hove to feed the chickens,
rs And love 10 milk the COW,
Hove to hear the farmers boy
ssisl whistIing at his pIOw;
And fields of.corn and waving grain
Arc pleasant sights for me =
lt3 tfe e'er' marry ihmylifs, a's
assl .Eurmcr's wife I'll be- s
tlOys /, see the orchards where
The golden apples grow. 45,,
lloSc to walk in meadows where
! The gatglins s,reSnls,s aow;
! ha5li And'aowe,ybanksand sylvan shades
Have many c.arm. for me-
lfe'er Iniarry inimy ylitc,
-, Aiarmer'shsife III be. Ny
Let other girls sho'lsvo i,bsst,
: Enjoy the smoky ,own, ~.
E Mid dusty walls and tu y strec,s
Toramble up and down;
But aowery fields aud shady woods,
And sunny skies for me :, (
Ife'erI marry inmy life, 4D I4e
: A.farmer's wife I'll be. .sbs
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A WEEKLY FAMILY NEPAPER Party Politics Nj

IS s. 7. sIEGFRIEp; n EDrron AND PRorRlEroR.
S. slEGFRIE D., Jun, ASSISTANT EDITOR. Or
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MLg.gBA..ITBOV.g
GOING nIoURSING,5
The follovisom Mrs. Moore
"Life in the Cl.:" p ~
aAnd then psrurd fashion, y .
wearing black fin. and Years 70
the dead; let lily consider con til
philosophy Of e, its s., use and a
buse; Dees II any benefit, Oh
the L dead? Doslrd any consola
ton to the liyinDrally z Or physi
cany, does it pithe least 30 gooG
Does y, es 1t soften oetfal pang, !
dry one bitter teaake the wed
ers wiser or betteit does not nj,
duce any ultimate, Il should 4
at once discarded perstitious i
he llc OF f more re baarrbares, ar when ND
could not gaze On ple, unyeilJ
face Of Truth, buIed the AL
daylight Of her glaler, a thousab|
fantastic masks.
The ancients wee consisteb
in their lnourninghc ciyilizI
people OF the pres They
upon the ground an. with reI
garments, s and ashes upon the
heads. This morrill, the fej
was a sort ofpenantted by nj
self tortured mourne, own sin]
and those of the de this pri1
we're not Of a deep . natura|
the mourner found re5is menta|
agonies in humiliati persona
suffering. he did nohimself h
silk, and wool, and fn and oar
ments cut in the most fas6iol
of the day, like our meaux an,
!. bellies, when they tssthe pull
llc tnelr grlef for the lation Q
friend, in the most exl and BE-
coming manner.
Verify, if we must y sorro,
upon our sleeve, why n, h 10 n
sackcloth and ashes, as cor
sistcnt demonstration 4 erii
which, hidden in the he'p 'passet
show. g!8 zsi
But, then, sackcloth Bst u,
manageable eimaterial. s Aomei
gure wouldbe lost, buriei il9te'
in a sackcloth gown; xo,oho
ribly rough; it would woe del
cate skin of aIfine lady;itlo i
confined in graceful folds ps
jet and pear, land ornam bla,
and gold. "Sackclothi -
way with it. 1t smells Of Oft,
scourge aud the charnal he "
too, say, "Away withIit.p ari
has no need of such misera Tor
tives to woe. as
The barbarians who cut aur
their faces for the dead, sh. !
bic contempt Of the world, lro
ing those personal attractibi
theloss of the beloved had tsbe
to despise. But who nov ra
the fortitude and self.deninlit,
such an example? The md
Grape, and silk, and Frenc,i,
would rather die themselves :
rifice their beauty atthe shrisl
q monstrous sorrow.
How often have 1 heard i
gOssips exclaim, as some wi.
gentleman in fallen ciircunstai
ed by in her rusty weeds, aW,
by black that woman wears
husband! / should be asham,
pear in public in such faded
ing"
And yet, the purchase of I'll
by black may have cost the
mourner and her orphan child
price of many a necessary mes
this putting Of a poor family in
and all the funeral trappings
bearers and mourners, what q
affair tits! what anxious though
bitter heart aches it costs!
But the usagesof society den
sacrifice, and it must be mad
head of the family had S
been removed from his earthly ca
q most complicated crisis of Iii.
which are SO involved that sea
nough can be collected to pay
penses Of the funeral, and put
lily into decent mourning, but e
ertion must be made to do thi
money that might, after the
-, \, a..a,. ~ .
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tnslslsd4snats wAdoS,- AalFi'hman
an I,ei"g ,old 10 gisass The wagon 70
m, nm md T., anliour Afterwards aud sal'lI;T7 :,
alive giaised every pat "l sNe wal a.,
i,isi,le aud oal, yer honpr bn! ny 'os y,
.blae hair - Moses wig. cao't Sc, az
the sticks the wheels hang on sore'
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D.
PRooIEss OF HoMGopATny.-At It's
last annual session, The Legislature Of
M;cliuau euacled u law directingtbe
Board,of Regents If lhr State Unver7
sly 10 establish III thai Institution apo
fsisprship Of homeopathy. andarp,tint
profession The Ndr,llAmerlcan says:
This the tegents have mtgdone yet
bai appointed committee To make IN
uair;;es in relalinn IL the success ofho-
maoratlic prafessorships in European
universities, IL any such exist. The
Ifiien,.s of opalhy have taken up
the matter aud furnished the Regents
wi,litiip names nf twenty prnfessoisin
HE dvfftrenli iiniversiliesofE Europe, who
ars hume, ,Iisthis,s. and. also the follaw.
ING extract from the fourth annual re.
NIT af ihe London Homeopathic Hos.
pitaI. ''''e s
eTRs chambers Of . Kingdom, Of
Bavaria. .,or. the GtandiD iDuchy ofiBadsl
aud uther German States. have author
lied the Prufrssprships ufHomaopathy
ia the public Universities. the Imperial
: pnyeriliiient of Austria has established,
, a prjfessorship of Homeopathy, aud
sa.icti1,letl III. establishment of HomG
4 opalhic Hospitals in different parts of
= lis dnmihidns."r1 { 3 sgsfisl z assl
:. A letter from DR.. Wilkinson. ofslion-
r don, ON the same subject, has alsp been
!, sent To tlle B6ard Of Regents, in which
$ lie saystllai there are numerous probes.
!, sors ii,ihe gEunpeaii universities sslwhp
! d,e lhimaopslhisli, 5bG, he does not
i know thut any nf illem lecture upon tho
- - hamaS Spa,liic practice ofmstlicine. He
n II adds. however that Dr. Dpageon thinks
: tia, Dr.. lsackppr does lecture oniHo.j
\, manpaihy Itself in the University Of
~ Munich. 1Df. Wilkinson goes inrther,,
~ mud sb5sihat a considerable portion Of
"a tre criwnsd heads IF Europe bayeaIio.
ID Observation-Disclosures attiong them be-
\ inn tie King oi'Hanpser a,p. the enpe.
Y ri ii france, aud thar 4 lafee uomber
al Aofl,hs British generals, almjrls, and
5 4 most prominent std,eamenare les,eo-
ieh' Al,hists. A meIaYlinl 10 the British
1t AIN Nmy Department 10 have hpplnlpalhy
ug III kbeteai,S tried at The yea, OF war,
tlie &s>sisned by more than sky peers
"; hut On. ofpeers. THERE'S said u be
faded afepling oalhe subject eftlns pro
'e,l inlhe hip IN Michigan. aud the action
4 lake and ,ard pfRegenls in hesitAting q
lrb Of the NJ when directed 10 do so b,
',hal CANE son lhe na,,erfsIsh Nj John
ed swiitl! .igN ,lvhy 81. has iql,rvd h