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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-13

A NEw PAkry.-New York seems 10 be The
ho, bed ofnew political parties. ~Ihs latest
organization ia one protesting to be composed Of
mel hanis and mercantile clerks. entirely, who
Disguised with III. corrupt ion and trirkery Of
party politicians, have concluded Ii Homfnais
eke' Of ,iiefr own Tor iocal ediess.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-13

Gty- See the advertisement OF J. Is. flar-
grove. in this days paper. Those who
have business in his line will find him a
pleasant gentleman to deal with. and we'll
qualified for his profession.
SUIT FOR DAMAGES Mr.. Jacob Sanger,
who had his leg fractured by the turning
over OF one OF the passenger cars on the
Central Road West Of Stanton, few
weeks since. has sued the Company and
laid his damages at $4,000. Col J. b.
Baldwin and Messrs. Imboien and McCue
ale his counsel.
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Agents for the vindicatOr.
The following gentlemen are authorized ssd 70
Sscsted to act a. Agents for the Vindicator'
s. S. Abncy, Esq.,. Barterbrcok,
J. Taylor, Esq, Waynesboro'',
Sam'l Koner, ESQ.,, koiner' Store
Dr,,Roberts New Hope.
Dr. G. r. Harris Mt Sidney.
n A. Kainer, ESD, Long MeadowA
Jas I. Clarke, ESQ.,, Mt. Scion.
Andrew Clinedinst, Esq, Spring Hill.
We will appoint other agents soon ~ we can
arm suitable ones for other sections of the county
In Monterey, fighiend, VIM, W. Flemming, Esq,
. the authorized agent of the Vindcator.
F.McNutv ID the authorized agent for the Vim
dlcator, at Meadow Dale, Highland county.
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o. Hon John Letcher will please &C.
cept our thanks Tor valuable public docu-
'ments.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-13

REpuD,ATEs TuEM.-Ex.Gov. Pratt,
Wing U. S. Senator. and Hon. Beverly
johnson, Of Maryland are out in powerful
letters against Know Nothinsism. The
argument Of the latter against the uncon-
sttutionality OF its aims aud principles is
conclusive, and will ,nnke all impression
upon any intelligent man who will read it
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CoRN AMI WHEAT. Missouri has enor.
mou, crops of corn aud wheat this season
Much of the wheat land il is said averages
Forty bushels 10 the acre, and more corn
Will be raised in the State this year than
for any FIVE yeass before;
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Latest from Norfolk au.l Portsmouth.

Al .N0tlJ.k. ua hufSddy, Here were 1--we
d; allis and eigb new Cases OF fever; aud one
d, All. and three aew Gases up 70 noon IN Friday.
On " ednesIay, iheie ue,t IA deaths from e.
yer ia PoissmoulI, buI on Thursday there were
eiah, d! a,bs and live new casts. GA Friday,
there WAS one dea,n uplo noYa.
Il Is said that ssvenleen oi The recent cases, in
Norfolk and Portsmouth, were OF persons who
had iece,aiy returned 10 theif hcmes ium other
pieces.
A letter fro.n Norfo K, dated Alb inst, says:
II gives me Dam 10 communicate The death Of
sif b. buhns. ihs faithful aud efficient sexton
tie i~useeineieiies. For Two Years has he been
.slhel.u. ia tho dead b;,, such hd'vesl as has
laea i,lio his hands during the fasl summer he
Tad never experienced haiure. Many weaker
heart Tran hi, " Guild have skunk IRON the lash;
bal AT - With hin' Many sad and heart
,cudiGg -rne has he been called upon 10 witness.
He, h,ss,i has now fallen, in the sad office
that ne had oitsu performed for others, has
now been i,Sfiolnied ior hidl,
hsie 81 To nsg east, ta-i'ay. Norsnik is be-
ginning oi'cs moe 10 Psereat il busy appearance.
Eusinass is seriala!y io0sins up
The Howard lntifuIary closes Tomorrow
The tauaing persons have died to- day. The
Rev. Nan. JaeKsaa, d. Dabes, Lucy wilson,
John Sullivan, ". Lofns. Mrs. Lee, IN Pliucess
Aune ccuaiy; John, slave.
Inc weather here is iuii cold for frost. Indeed
Il is reported thai we have already had one OF
Two trusts.
lu Portsmouth Saturday, there were six new
cases and tour deaths. The weather was un-
ploI'lllous. aud he showers oil rain ten often
during the day Several persons who returned
within the last len days are among the dead
lalsgTapbia dispatch from Weldon N. e., says
mat there was frost in Portsmouth, Sunday mctn-
my. Master Nm. Collins, son ol the late DR..
Collins, President OF the Seaboard and Roanoke
kallioad, died Of the fever in the Western par,
.; The Stale.
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AUGUSTA, GA. Ocl. 3.-l'he returns have
been received from about two thirds Of the
State Herschell V. Johnson. The Democratic
candidate fur Governor, will have a majoriiy of
iiom seveuio ten thousand. The returns Tor
Congrea'.nen are not ye, full, but enough have
been received 10 show that We have made la,ge
gains upon the popular vote. Hon. Howell Cobb
aud A. II. Stephens are certainly elected.
COLUMBUS, Oct g. Six Democrats aal :wo
x. Ms are elected 10 Congress. johnson, Dem
has a 900 majority for Governor.
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o. liz Spectator has lashed Itself into
fury shout The Lev ;:sburg Postmaster and
his duties. Mr.. Smith Of the Lew.shu's
Office NAV sometimes commit errors as a..
post masters, without a single exception,
do, but they occur no more frequently with
| him than others. The Spectator, in fact,
has Ito rule Of right TO govern il in this
matter. Their business seem. to be to tiud
fault with the postal arrangement in Vir-
ginia, al all hazards Of justice and forbear-
ance. Several years ago every postmaster
in the State was indirectly arraisned By
its sweeping charge Of corruption, ant its
editors were only brought to their senses
by call for personal explanation oy one OF
the worth, and Efficient clerks in the
Staupton Post Office. Since then, the eff
forts Of the editors have >een directed to
the conviction o. officials more remote
from this place. For instance, their AFRO
CANT, impudent and self-concei!ed sttack
upon Mr.. Smith of the Lewisburg Post
Office. We know Mr.. Smith personally,
and know him to be gentleman, aud q
good officer. lie has been IN the Office be
noy holds at least eight years. without any
complaint that ne know Of, having been
urged against him. 1t remains for the
wiscscres OF the Spectator, who 1--we leo
miles from lin, to discover that he is
negligent or Incompetent" To show
however. that mistakes may occur with
the best of Posttaasi.rs, (of whom we con.
slider Capt. Stevenson. OF the Siauh.on p.
o. we state the tact, ;ha, paper address.
ed 10 u lad, (post paid) OF this place, from
Richmond city, *ss received six days at
Ter being nailed, BIZ the Lewshurs stage,
with the endorsement hy toe Lew isburg
Postmaster, tiia, the fact Be mentloped to
the Spectator men. We DO nof 1cs,a TO
asser, that poStnasters are not liable TO
mistakes. We know sae!i must be ,ac
ease. There is no help TO: it, where there
is So many small aad .nirica:r matters to
attend to. But TO siagl.. GU; the mistakes
OF any ontand airaisn him and let o.hels
free, is unjust. illi6ersi and bigo.ed.
Co. We were called Into c. II. ssupe'
Restaurant Yesterday evening, aud treated
to NEE mess of st..Wed anh lted Oysters.
They Mere most pleasant TO the taste-
especially as they were done up IN the
finest style. sAupe keeps them constantly
on hand eI the bes, quality. TO sci! either
by the can or dish. Give him call q! his
rooms nearly opposite tsie Virginia Hotel.
o. The election in ONO, at last sc-
counts, il was thought, hat resulted in ia
yor OF S. =. Chase. iIeesoiier, as Governor.
We still have hopes, however. anu doubt
not, all will set be well.
See IN another column the returns from
Pennsylvania.
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J He Vim DICTATOR.
STANTON, VA.
Agents for the vindicator.

SATURDAY MORNING. OCT 10, 1856
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Sesau es of chsrfs
the nth II sepacahsT e~xL
Essrs affe - hs srry hsi ssats Gales i4srsf
1fitla : = ~ 10.
ghe rgI expressly aal b Necessary
order, additional qaannY
~ o - that b qeisea of he se 81 he
As taiiiy souFlh
sa1crut giasa propaea lef paper
aast prspofsi,
She u pr'Yoses,
Toe shois each efsle pce ~ tee Feseses iss sa
deemed cIs,~ and prson
price tquat constaercal win OT
sane ese.n satisfactory
s~nate the prstrm
fpreisur Of 4 are, witch
the ehcu the sad ~ecsxssy villain uyt Ae
tDe rrapass3s hSVe been sce~pses.
any aucu copuAcna -hoad Ne delivered ~ibin ~
stgaaed pscG
the Dnn1 oi the VIII be put IA sui
ehp0sss vasars.d pNreeah fnf stationery
seaas = directed ne sscse'a o. ue stnau a Washing
ION,
Proposals and specimens mass, b delivered he emes es x
eharse.
Apnl at-iaw4w
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Notice of the aIsrontnuaAcc M the Uoited ssates
land Offices JeHsrsonv tie, viocennes, and Ma
amaze, Indiana.
SER provisions of the OF the of Con
4 approved June ~ loio, which
quantity pubic lands remaining un,ld iand dis
shall be reduced number than hundred
thousand sha be of The Secretary OF the Treasury
hai the the d,sconrunnnc
office, shall ha subject sale If
asd offices convenen the dsirlct Which The
been dtpoatinurd which
Treasury ~
approved 4 September 5il ,uihorzes the Secretary
the land which the
II states, notwithstanding
acres, opinion such may
required pubic order close ihs land
such nder provisions OF
approx. H. lsan, and the
decofu NE Secretary tae Interior
by he establish the Home Department. approved sd March
lB49:
Notice IL accordingly hereby given that report.
Secretary
probation Of tie President has directed The Offices
and WfNAMAc III
discontinued and the lands nng ulso nj t- of th
uhjct sale The land office
unsod aud un7ppopiard by law subject
private within the limits ~ districts
entry hesetor Offices
Of the OF Ibis
land officers mt viii pubic
appiea-
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
JANUARY IS, 1856. s NHs 8s tar
Jan 27-oaw6w s-sttf (Sarl
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office Ia his esic Ia franklin Row,
He will continue devose his alien
ton principally
linyng arvo-d much 10 he law concerning he val,
adve and opou legal srssng bsift
the clef ustse~ resistant
OF irct OF cniumbiai and VIII also ass the
peeparaiion and trial of suits concerning patents.
He wi written opinions add arguments FIR
ties before Congress either
win also claim before board established III 'hs
adindacanoa.
tlrso sd M
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iHARtks LEE JONES, sjdon hi, ordinary prsrt,c.
the circnn the District ~
Supreme court o. the United States Construed
the ciai's ~
the manasemen Of cases hee
ecunn OF c-ms before
het, General alter Jones' though
yraees viii mite with his
OF clients m written
needui
March o. Aw lm1
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~ pnd sfssr Tuesday, AsseAabet y 1854,
spAE daily eeaeaseas sua
-laer~ =. 0ynck, ue ssnsai "a iNa ha
gpt Nash sps er hfts.lss, tlafa Cea
negnS Ssehun, Mst.
Junetn Nsrrrn,in ard oasaensvft
Virginia srnlfAi railroad kirhuud
ioftssVile, and ~tauatau.
Tr da,s Aissandra esdae
~ oisnck, lne fas
Rehncua charo,rssie,
shannon.
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No. 53l.
NOTICE Of the temporary continuance OF the Iag.d
IN office a Vincennes, Indiana
compliance Of Congress, approved February 49,
1885, provides offices REGISTER
continued yneennes Indiana until a. ins s,al
the Con
approved July eighteen hundred fifty
emitted and just me tdes cerar
heieb, given,
52s) January as s. drrcng the dscunnuance
Offices indiana suspended application
Office vincenn,s until Ibe aor-
of27h July ls5t OF the commissioners shall
fully performed - will be gwen.
Given under hand, city % Washington, this ih day
February, lo5S
John WILSON,
colams Jan OIiess
Feb is--law6w fIut.
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|-III. "I1lV|I
Office NJ che ~ssabstshm-as an additional Hand
Y Of Wisconsin
IL Coners
"a sc, In he s,,,s
of present WrL.o.
dividing so,v and
sn~ be eaiird the
decased a.d made
Er
thu United sssd Hsa
my hand,
April, A. ID. iass JOHN ~tLsoN,
Commis.soner ~ the General Land once
April sp-law6w lint and start
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psopOsALs carrying as Of the DATED strs
~ das eepfen ~ lay lr5S ts
Of ukkGoN aad INV MtAicss ~N ~ received
fus otheu Department, "
18th day ~ Jshr, s5 b. Dc
~ DAY ihr and Ia the nesesh
hrd.
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raHogan rsons4~,

For Lynclure oosvilir.
Mondays, ~ etnesdays, and Fridays,
For fusas New Market With tu
Tu.Assnys- Isussaays, aud Saturdays.
For Winchester as,y with The stages Piedmont
For Mdalvharg daily Plsies
PR nylrrs w II. BRDtkETr.
Nuv T-siff
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Notice or Restoration and Withdrawal or GER
tain Lands in the Cairo aud FULTON Railroad
Grant in Missouri.

NOTICE n.ssy sssa consequence Of Ii, representa-
soar "a uaies change giSe savpo
fnoa osd N sasd stare 'ssloios asa1sd ~ withdrawing
sBoul rieasvd. AID
and situated csn.Iarray ~
be ss bearing ds'e lhs - fseta aA hs directed maj -
wsa.~ sy ssh MAY irss
s .i issaa 1884, co. @ cso and fa r.ara.l s - a.
s's Of a be restored % market snd ta, cesa'n oI
situated within tie psosatis nm
a,rs s"a = i, c ~ rsns ,g u, ea s s 90
ssggal s lasa ,e, y.s a, ~ s
The date Of which pre
sa o. u AID f a ic ne day y l ss ~
North 81 tAs ease n ma yraepa msrtsiaa.
Townships q, 9, 2, y, =, and a. q rasss ,
Town4nps ~ "a. -, ~ - - aud 80, ~
Tswn.ss < e. - 81 80 81 AID s. ' 81
Township q, 2, % y, ~ 3, 81 and g q ,aasss
Townships "a. n. y, so. 81, ~ 30 Of 10.
Ta sa:s s. s. e s. 3 g. a%s 81 'ss
"~ a.sS. =, " s ass a. 81 q s"ss n
Townships %, 81, and -, of IS.
ALSO,
situated within he
owing naled townships wiz be fesssd m sale o. entry tno
excepting o The purpose above specified Until further
orders,
so-tA Of Of ma rneipas meridian.
To~n,uips aas 2s., and 81, Of range 9.
Township. e. - 81, s s "a. o. .sss I; ,,o.
township. 30 H. q, ., a. and as, 81 range D
townships ~, ~, - 25Y 70, lo =" range ~
Townships a. q 20, ~, rs 49, and ~ OF range H..
townships 81, ~ 30 ~ rs N, and ~, Of ranpe 10
Townships 22 ~, "a, NJ. az, Of 49,
Townships %, rs. ~ aud 2s. IA.
Townships a. s5+, 10, ~, 2a., range IS
Townships 90, as, 2is aos OF 10.
Townships "a, a5s, a.. az, and go, Of ~.
Townships a., rs, "a, aud ~, Of range ls.
All the townships marked thus included the original
en,l.d the above
As nineteenth day Of Mlr aezi
already be
those claiming within Of The above townships wndns~f
continued be reserved settlements
the pasT
fixed by within months the thea
claims Will b. tri,iiee
IL is inds the
townships restored should ihe
file off
pointed
private entry day difkcuy
and delay
Given under hand the city OF Washiugon this SIKH day
Il February, Domn thousand eight hundred ana my
1--we NSsglst# -a-asM
by order of the President.
JOHN WILSON.
Conmi-s ioner the General Land office.
F.b 7--lawew Tint 4 start
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s sauaa . s.ss ss%. sa.s, A aa,.
@-Macnlaery. Ac
ras viii ~ saairsd % b. d,srr,d ans whs
ale used 'e periods ass - 70, DELIVERIES s p u.sa
delivered including dysge aud earring
ss s Asg ~ o %ae - -" BE- r
and a. Other mug, e.ss saa. preference s io BE-
q r perd specified 10 me schedules io hr com
headed specified me
lets N az The
s', q ~ SAID Ted a, ard :. sss s Z ana a.
t'd Of he quantities stated tsnd fe
re ,anug year 3,lh June 1855 ard wnsher b.
required be more or les. ,han those speneh Tue pce
s be Of the be-. quality De
and subject the weight urrDsns Of ,b
AT s1 sss. AZ 10 4. s
Mons. Or s.m. aad anss assep" y ,s a sa
,s place where The articles as TO b. dsv.ed vii DC 70
scs nea. liz ys,d Of d.vr,y may upon
article, soS delay s @ s p g. viii Ne
as'ied and csn'a additional security deducted from
csed o,bews authorized ~ the department On CLASSES
Dreaded = o. a. sasd aas .ne -
the eomnandan be paid quarterly on III first Of January April
lelshy per
shn thirty days after The presentation Of ons in upeate, duty
pan ptr paid until al
the
yard specially authorized by the department
IL will the that II default shall be made
The ps!es 4 the s, part IN delivering al any Of The ac e.
nsnt0ned and the times and places above
vidsd, then and sai will forfeit and 10
damages, equal
agreed the
delivery inereo
which qnidaed damages be recovered f. time To time as
he sursties sign responsibility
hsd by Hector district Attorney or some osr
| satisfactorily known IA the bureau.
shall the
cs damage 10 the
shall sufficient
e.mpeon of the Ms
based, and shall
diminish named
headed miscellaneous IN tho scl-due 70
cent.
Persons whose oe shall accepted will be notified letter
through The post oce which notice shall BE- considered
mud II they do supplies specified
fifteen FINN dale from thr bureau OF tn.
acc-ptarc. their hid, will be
dcauihg bidder
| b- held responsible for ali deiinqueucirR
All Offers STRICT this advertisement
will, = option Of the bureau, rejected
Those whose OF accepted will be notified, and
l be ready for thereafter may
| practicable.
May 2--iaw4w
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No. 536.
Notice Of Restoration and Withdrawal or Lands
In Railroad Grants in the State OF Arkansas.

the governor Preside his order bearns
me townshes hereinafter enamerad whh we're heretofore with
s%an. lying Within a. probable . s" :" he 70 me
Cairo and Fulton railroad aud lis The
townships named below within The probable limits The
n1 !" q m "a
rs sn . claim. accepted ao a'r o'dsr
Offices subject private entry
BEEN H. owas % ssa b
private and after aonsay The s dy June NEXT
In the district Of lands subject sale HrLsSa.
NORTH e5Ae Hns and Of the G Trispa nsridian
Township ], Of ranges "a, $, ande.
Township Q, Of raage T.
South ofAe bose line and Of f principal meridian
Townships ~, and 3, OF range 5.
SouA line tae fh principal
Townsnips 2, and !, Of range 2.
In the subject LIrrIx Rock.
North Of TIC base line and usa Of the M principal midian
Townships and 4, Of rangein
South of the base Of the fh principal meridian
Townships and ., of ranges and
Township ., 81 ranges amd g.
Township s, Of range H.
district of subject BaTssvrLLsi
North Of the base line and vest Of tie A principal 'aedian
Town,hip7 a, Of sangrs1 aud .
Township 9, Of range 4
Township ~ Of range s.
In district lands slbieci wAsurseToS:
South Of te bare tine and eea Of the nm principal meridian.
Township q, Of range 49,
Township : q range 70
Town.hips ana 8, OF range q.
Tswnships 7, is, aud II, Of range "a.
Ts~"Ss: and IT, u" q s g ' g.
Township. 10 ami %, OF rasse az
Township -, of range 49,
In Of subject a CLARxsvilLrs
NORTH Of Ae base line and Of Ae inn principal meridian
Townships !, 9, 3. .nd 10, Of rangeis.
Townships and I, Of ranges q and a.
rown.sip. ) .sa o. J. = ranges - ~ . ana 20.
Township $, Of ranges ., and ~.
named ownshp~ addition the lands heretofore
orders. I's
In The district land. subject to sale al BArrsvLrs,
NORTH Of Ae base ns and Of Ale fh principal meridian
Township 10, OF rangci.
Of As Of a rrinepai meridian,
Township g, OF range y. &
In the dis,rics subject sale a LrrrLx Rock
North 81 sAs base ii~e ard Of tAe fth principal
Township 7, Of range H.
Of Of fnA principal rasaiaa
Township ., Of range 10.
Township 10, of range H.
In The district Of susiec, at WASH xerox;
So.a Of the en- ma rtneraf sridian.
Township ~, Of range ~.
Township Ia. - range ~.
Tow nsiips 10 and ~ OF range 20.
In district OF a.ds .uh. Cu.srA
Of ofas ma rrntiyoi ,asriaan.
Tow n-hp ~, OF ranges te and 10.
Township ", OF range NJ. ala
Pre- entitled mentioned
s.ds Monday 18th
m seems"s already made which hereafter be- made IL
.usi.'.d .saua .r .oes q ,hs e.m md hs the proofs WIN
s"ds 90 a. H. fotc their claims n"o private -nly
That day, ana dcgly and deay
% me aeto 2iih March s54 ale their pr"ofs ard
payment p~iore thc day
Gven under my had, General Land auce,
W. nnsicn, tty~h day April, thossand
right husdr. d and fifty
ny ord Of the President:
LIZ John WILSON
May 1-iawnw lint and sisy.J 8 m.nis ~
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Law s,noos "a cmsne1~inrd umivs,s,sy az n.o~n"s,
Tcpu~ssse.
ACULTY, Hon. Abraham Carn,arra tate ms el'cu
\ Judges Of rennexsso,
Of tla
Tennessee.
llon Bronfed e. Ridley lnr
Judges Canthrs Gfrea dee their wto' exclusively
( the school.
Plan OF Daily
No OF explanations 0f ns
aa;iy lessons fhe III the examinations.
u. and whlsh
by III. probes
precu through NIL the known ~ nrans
framed them prepare
leeds records, NIL rsad No ev
mkan by appeal 10
srpatnc moo court. monthly
The students clerks,
urors nagaa and chaDcoorr. ohr, official
sactics their suits.
sessions the tlrd Monday sep
succeeding Monday in February end ends sesona
Thursday ~ July
Erpsses pcy $50 in aaynnees eoningea
a. nnasdng 500 Students furnish their bo.ks
tyi,s bean c 10 Lebanon bookstores-
required 10 compieis ne course ane me ~
an enr No previous required ad
classes sidrbts
~ imie collegiate year.
There /. u legislature contested win tia scsos,D
snmhe, ~ last collegiate riShty-six
ROBERT 4, CANUTHEns,
SAB Ii-.eoiy President uysrd III frus,rrs
H. uacr. dagueueoiype apparatus, matlnes
of plates cbeniscar, fancy frames
cases. and chemicals ia pager pcihcs aad nls
o desctir.u.
Case supplied materials
tInrison's criebra,sd also, Voxaadur ahou
siways hand.
nrindwny, June ~, 1854.
Jaue 2D--dlysart
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University Of Louisiana.

Medical Department
THE Of Lectures in this department will
Monday, November 10, and will the ensuing
March,
James Jones' NJ D.. Professor Of pracicr OF Medicine
j. I. Rdde'i, NJ u Professor Of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, NJ D., Professor OF Surgery.
A. II. Cenas VI D.. Professor Of Obstetrics.
A.. j. Weddsrhurn, D., Professor of Anatomy.
Gustavus A. Mott, M. D. Professor OF Mater'a Medica.
Thomas Hunt. ~ Professor OF Physiology and Pathology
ssm"s ? csas",, Demonstrates of anatomy
The dlsseetns viii be the third Monday
toher
faculty visiting Charity
Ito, a. aud attend this institution November
The students The professors visits
expense, enjoy Extraordinary practical advantages.
There
scrihed Coz daily.
In number Of patients
dred and my nine.
THOMAS HUNT, N. D., Dean.
Aug ti--awtNovi
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