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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-19

any hope suffering humanity which facts will not
warrant few testimonials are here given and the
doctor socits an inquiry from the afflicted into all no
publishes, feeling assured they will End them perfectly
reliable and his medicines worthy Of their confidence
and patronage.
testimony of a number of LADIES' and Gentlemen
DOcToR Hill Dear Sir; Tins lie to certify that
my case was one of very bad humor in the boud, but
can truly that your valuable medicines have cured
me, and recommend al that sick, to call upon you,
for you can cure them. Yours, truly, l.. L.
Worcester, Mass.
This oert3hes that my wife was afflicted with weak
neSs general debility Doctor Hils incidents cured
her. JFR
DoCroR @. A. HLL-Sr will say that your meil.
Inc has benefited me much My health is much better
han it was when commenced taking il. Ithinkit VIII
cure me. have not been troubled with the pain
head but once since taking you medicine. The
between my shoulders has all passed away Chinkin
that You might like TO hear how l was gettngsong
have taken the liberty to address these lines you
remain, sir, yours respectfully, Mrs. G G
Rutland Nov. 3, 1854 DIFF jail
RemOynI.-Mrs. N. ". IERRALD, Physician, and
an experienced and very successful Midwife has removed
from NO Il N;woury street to Mo- 81 Mechanic street,
Ct the head Of Union street Special attention given to
Uterine Complaints, and diseases Of children.
iylT dtf
CHAPLIN & CADMIUM,
ATTORNEYS q COUNSkLLORS al Law
Nos 1 4 ~ Worcester BANK BLOCK Worcester, Mass.
spl dtf
SMALL, 4 COGsW ELL,
c 0 U Z l. o IS "A r l. W,
Michigan street,. Milwaukee, Wisconsin
SIMEON SMALL, JOHN D. oodswELL.
ArnOld's GlObuIes and vital Fluid. 70
J.Q HILL. Druggist aud Apotheclry,
my4 dtf Mechanics' Hall Blocb
DevlDe's Compound PIch LOzengcs!-
Warranted TO cure COUGHS, Colds, Wbo0png Cough,
Bronchitis, Group, Asthma, ami CONSUMPTION
aysold by Druggists ana Merchants generally thruuVh
out the country also by the Manufacturers, H. WIN
son Lane Boston, MASS mohS d2m
Mrs. y. Goodwin, an Experienced Ann .,.,c .s.
TAI midwife hods herself In readiness day ann u,-ht
20 attend to tho '"ii@s ~ he proiess,o Vssd-. "a
Auatin street ~ actuI
RemOvRI.-Dr. LtNNELL, lao,o,e,path,., ho,
semoved ~ No. Elm street, Grst reside uce aboye tsh
Lincoln House. Once hours from 2to4 and m ? r., "a
OFT dtt S'N - "
Adm THAY
ATTORNEY 4 COURSEILOR LAY
No 2l8 MAJ street Wo,,s.,a1 49,
Slate for ROofs.--Tht aabscribet !, o,sn,,., f..
FURNISH sale ior hoois, Of superior quality IN
she neat manner, the moa satiafaetprv qr,n. s
pics may be seen at TIT yard Grove street 90''s
apls Az fOuN RApN.r,
HORSE BLANM ETs
f3r sag t~eny.nye per cent less tLan at any other
J.. NJ. FoLLANsBEE As.n,
octSo dbtSwtf Foster street, OPP, Is. 4 W. bpsot
A.. " nITING,s
FlANO FOkIE AND Music ROOM
myS No Mechanics Hall, Up Stairs. diy
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Half dozen liquor shops and saloons
at Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, were effectually
cleaned out by the ladies of the place on Sat
nrday week. AT some places they were re-
sisted, but manfully battered down doors and
spilled all the liquor they could find Major
Wetmore, magistrate, read the riot net to
them, but the crinoline was immovable, and
they marched straigh, on till they had finished
every liquor shop in the village 1t is esti-
mated TINT they wasted enough liquor to
have manufactured supply Of paupers for
the poor house for SIX months.
In Vandalia, Illinois, the citizens are
strongly inclined to lynch a mulatto woman
who in a state of intoxcation, disturbed a
protracted meeting, and, when elected there
from, returned with a revolver which she
Ored at the congregation, dangerously wound
ing man named James Mitchell.
The Emmett Guards Of st. Louis.
have unanimously voted to tender their servi-
ces to Uncle Sam, against the Mormons.
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The TURKS ut Wnshinr,nn

WASHINGTON, March lS.-The Turkish
visitors were formally received BY the Presi.
dent today. He presened to them the hospi.
taiities OF the country. Mohammed Pasho
replied, saying that he had been directed by
his imperial master to be guided by the advice
and direction Of the President and to offer
this souvenir in testimony of the high regard
entertained by the Sultan fol- the President.
The President then invited the visitors 10 4
dinner next Wednesday.
Present at the reception were Gen. Cass
the Presidents private family and n few
quests.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-19
ESTER DAILY

| TIE VoTE ON JUICE LcRING.-The Boston
Journal, speaking of the passage of the address
for the removal of Judge Loring, in the Senate,
says, Every Senator from Suffolk County. ex-
cept DR.. Phelps. who was absent, voted against
| removal" OF course, the two errors here con-
tanned were uuintentioual, but It is singular that
our enterprising and usually accurate cotempora-
~ should fall into two such errors in one short
sentence Every Senator was present and voted
except Mr.. Field Of Athol who is sick at home,
and the President, who also favored the passage,
and would have so voted, had he voted at ALL Of
the five Senators fIom Suffolk, two-Parker and
Frost, Democrats-and one Republican-Hooper
voted against the address. The two other Suf-
folk Senators-Dr.' Phelps and E. F. Porter
voted for the address
The twenty-four Senators who voted for the re-
moval were of course all Republicans OF the
fourteen who voted nay, Bliss of Hampden, Bon.
ney. Estey, and Usher, of Middlesex, Holbrook
Of Norfolk, and Stone of Essex are Republicans
Merrick and Turner of Norfolk, aud Ellis of Ply
mouth, Americans; and Frost and Parker of
Suffolk, and Sawyer of Middlesex, Democrats.
PATFNTs.-The following patents were issued
from the U. S. Patent Office to Massachusetts,
men, for theiweek ending March TO-
j. A. Cutting and L. H. Bradford of Boston
for improvement in photolithography.
Charles sHa twell of Boston, assIgnor to L. H.
Bartlett of Brooklyn. n. Y.-for Improvement in
metallic sash.
Joshua Gray Of Boston, assignor to himself and
I. b Mackay of same place tor improvement IN
sewing machines.
Alfred E Nichols of Lowell, for improvement
in spinning bobbns.
Lyman Jennings of Erving, for improved holder
for planning knives while grinding.
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ATTORNEYS y COUNSkLLORS al Law
Nos n Worcester Bank BLOCK Worcester Mass
Henry ORAPfE, APPLRros DADmUH.
sp1 DIFF
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A. " al lNC,S
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC Voo.r
nyS No. Mechanics Hail, Up stairS "V a.
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. hORHb bAA - EES
place in Worcester, by NY "'ne'
ma ,,.,. }. NJ. FoLLANsBEE, Agent.
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This oertifes that my wife was afflicted with a weak
ness, or general debility Doctor Hps mediciies cured
her JFR
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SMALL. a COGsM Elm

SMALL, q COGSM Elm,
C 0 U N S E l. o RS "A r 4 w +,
Michigan street,. Milwaukee, Wisconsin
SIMEON SMALL, JOHN n D. ooGswELf
ArnOld's GIObuIcs and vital Fluid. 70
sale, wholesale and retail, by
10 HILL. Druggist aud Apothecary,
mvA dr. Niechanics' Hall Bloct
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ADiN TaAYER
-. ~ I,dToRHEY 4 c0URsELLCR Az LAR
49,.

Slate for ROofs.-Tht aubacribet IA oy.n.r,, -
turkish STATE FOR Roofs, Of superior quality and gv il IN
theoesl manner, on the mosi satsfaetory terms sss
pics may be seen at TIT yard on Grove street '''s
apls Az fouN nApn.
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RemOynl.-Mrs. N, ~. jEkRALD, Physician, and
an experienced and very successful Midwife has removed
from No. II Nswbury street No. 81 Mechanic eet
ct the head Of Union street Special attention given to
Uterine Complaints, and diseases Of children.
iyE dtf
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Removable. LtNNELL, lIloIo,n,uath,s,. has
semoved to No. Elm street, 6rsl resid,uce abgye Len
Lincoln House Once hours from 2to4 and n = r, "a
OFT DIT f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-19

DevtDe's Compound Fitcih LOzengcs!--
Warranted TO cure Coughs Colds, Whooptng Cough
Bronchitis Group, Asthma, and CONSUMPTION
ar sold by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out the country also by the Manufacturers, No. win
son Lane, Boston. mass' muhS DIN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-29
by TELEGR4PW.

NEW ORLEANS, July 2s.-The steamer Philadel-
pbia is below with Havana dates Of the 24th.
The American brig Nancy has been seized for
smuggling and the men imprisoned.
Flour advanced Is cents Red wheat so; Cotton
easier.
wAsHroToz, July 2s.-Fhe President has gone
to Bedford Springs.
John Neugent, editor Of the San Francisco Herala
has been appointed agent at Frazers river 10 pre-
vent collisions and outbreaks.
ST Louis, July 2s.-ATl the rivers except the Up
per Mississippi are falling.
Cryc1xEArI, July % Flour Oo Whisky %.
Corn 5sa6O; Oats 50; Mcss Pork IL OOal6 So
New YORK, July 2s.-CotfOn heavy. sales 2 600
bales: Corn, mixed $50; yellow %; Bacon. sides
ssa 81; shoulders 6a6}; Linseed 49, Sugar. Porto
Rico 7a8l; MuscOVado 7a73
The Times Panama correspondent sends Casa
letter to Martinez, substantially saying YOU have
insulted this Government by refusing to sign he
Cass Yrissari treaty, and We demand The return of
the treaty as ratified by the Assembly. Our Gov
eminent won't submit to the arbitrary action of Nj.
oarsgua, as Nicaragua lacks tribunal the Cabinet
at Washington is obliged to decide the matter them
Selves therefore, naval force has been dispatched
20 both sides Of Inc Isthmus.
NEW YORK, July .28.-SurveyOr Hart srat in late
General appraiser Dillage's face Dilage ATTEMPTED
to draw a weapon when Hart struck hin on the
head with cane.
Hart surrendered himself to justice. The causs
of the fight the recent publications respecting
the Custom House.
WAsaBGroN, July % The Administration as.
eertaining that Paraguay is in much better defen
siye condition than anticipated has concluded to
send feet Of six or seven vessels.
Commander Page has gone north to charter addi.
tional steamers for the expedition.
Commissioner has not yet been selected No
hOstilties are expected.
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The "CAuL" CHARN-The Albany On. " ouEql accounts for
RAREs influence in udung wild and vicious horses
that takes days England witches The
Journal gayey advances the opinion that great
RAREy power the horse lies in the system apparently
adopted and seemingly taught by him Others simply De.
cause he was " born with caul." That paper says:
Mr.. Rareys secret say is very simple one
His power the horse is gin. There anes between
possess in other form charm" We super.
sttious you please opinion, from having known negro
q Pe in Oneida county who possessed this extraordinary
power the horse. Pete employed in cOltbeakng,
business in which he expert He used to attend military
reviews for the purpose Of drinking whisky
Calf and a and performing the ests which delight the
Jockeys Of England Strange horses would follow him they
Mr. Rarey lie would animals. get between
their legs and lay his face at the heels Of kicking bute with in
punity.
We him frequently frontier during the var as the
waiter Of Gen Collins, play ali his tricks with the spirited
horses OF officers in the presence OF all who
horses too, which he had approached even seem Now
Pete iliterae and ignorant II to
wild horses he might truhuliy literally have answered
- don't know nothing else
The people Of Knoxville have recently been entertained with
the at Of snake chamer, Of which the Citizen gives US this
account.
Mr. Wirsen exhibiting in this place days since his
wonderful power Of charming ubdung renonous
and and vicious pents lie handles vers adder cotton
mouths, moccasns and ratenakes, Just captured the ut
most fearlesnesshe exhibits their fang and proves fatality
Of their poison by suffering them bite cats, dogs BY
influence he suhlue them, he himself explain other
wise than by claiming il he guec" re-
st are equal 70 those read Of being performed by iUgge
in the East
According to the philosophy Of the Albany journal, Mr.,
WRsES must have been /" born with a eauLn
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE.
Medical Department.

TTE ventecond annual Of Lectures will commence
in this School the first Monday in November, and close
the last Of February, under the following arrangement:
LUNSFORD p. NANDEL NJ D., Professor OF Physiology and
Pathological Anatomy
BENZ r. PALMER, NJ. D., Professor of the Principles
Practice Of Surgery.
J. LAWRENCE SMITH, N. D. Professor of Medical Chemistry
and TONiCOlogy.
ROBERT J. BRECKENRIDGE, NJ D., Professor Of Mat.ria
Medica and Therapeutics.
JOSHUA L. FLINT. NJ. D Professor Surgery
THEODORE : BELL, NJ. D. Professor Of the Theory
tiCe Of Medicine.
LLEWELLYN POWELL, N. D. Professor Of Ohstetric Medicine
J. W. BENSON NJ D. Professor OF Descriptive Surgical
Anatomy.
s NJ. BEMISS, VI. D.. Professor Of Clinical Medicine.
ARCHIE r. COOK, NJ. D., Demonstration O Aua,ou1y.
Fees for the e tire SlOj Matrcula;ou Library
gcher IS. Practical Anatomy and Dissection $40 Graduation
fec S25
full preliminary Of Lectures will given by the Fac
u commencing on The rst Monday in October which time
the Rssecting Rooms will also he opened.
Clinical instructions will be given week at The Louisville
Marine ptal from the ls Of October till the close Of the session.
Cnque has also been established in connection with
University a. which operations performed prescribed
for and lectured upon in presence Of the class.
For further information apply TO L. P. TANDELL,
jylodlE&E2t Dean Of the Faculty.
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| Grent ,Iediclne for remhles-r

A Great Medicine fer Femn es.-Hundreds Of
smulants have been invented sod purporng specific
in the various diseases and angenents which delicate
form Of woman renders her subject The result Of all these slim
Oan has been mpart nOmeRtary acticy the
syst and false vgor the an8ce but this relief has
succeeded by depression and proraou greater than before
and the repeated attempts Of nvads build themselves up by
these se remedies have finally ended destroying what little
vital organization left But in using "Brqre's Laad
Ber You will find such disastrous results. It purely
vegetable Compound prepared strictly scientific principles
after the Of the Holland Professor Borhave
Under its influence eU nerve and muscle receives new strength
and vigOr, appetite and sleep RETURN and, finally perfect health
See advertisement in another column. july2jIW
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Gbt 9asbbIIle Gnior & 5nltritan.
PROSPECTUS
FOR THE NEW SERIES COMMENCING
MAY is, 1858.


COMMENCING with the above date the NssHvHLE USuoS
American win be published and edited by z. @. EAsrxAS,
f. C. Drveros J. o. GHIFFITH, andG PonDExTER, under
the sty Of g. a. EAsTHAS Co. The terms as heretofore wiz
BE- for the Daily, 50 for the TEWssky, s. and for he Week
", So per annum.
The fierce political struggles Of the last teny-forr years. in
which he UEoS, and afterwards the UElON AEEEcAS,
taken prominent part rendered it necessary our prede-
cessors to publish almost exclusively political jOurns In
that department the has always occupda rank second
none in the country. At length the principles policy of the
Democratic party have become fixed Bpregnsbs, and
we Propose to make the central democratic organ, its and
commercial departments ali that has been in IS political
While aang io Of heart and energy in support Of the prn
eples and policy Of the great Democratic party have perfected
arrangements BY which viii supercede the necessity OF the
business man the general reader going Ou Of the State for pa
Pers containing the latest intelligence.
The News.
The latest News all quarters all important sub
jee-Politca Commercial and GenersW have preeeence,
hereafter every thing else We shall spare pains or
Pene to place paper this respect in advance Of all com
Pettors' and to make necessity to those Of our citizens
who may not sympathise with political opinions
wit and HumOr.
SUI LOVENG0ODs inimtae sketches will continue en-
bellish the humorous department. Of our paper.
Commercial and Home Departments.
gentleman intelligence aud experience has been employed
Local Editor who will devote his whole time
matters relating the Commerce Of the cOuntry and the In
dustry Of the State.
Our EXeFtiOns
To increase the usefulness UNION AMERICAN will
unremtng. We this Spring and Summer investing new
materials buildings &c. money than the whole establish
appraised years ago. Our determination is to
make establishment among the most influential well
extensive Institutions Of the State, and to make Of the central
organ Of the Democracy paper which may referred by the
people with confidence and pride And while this
friends to subscription list AS that increases so
shall increase our energies and our enterprise
Clubbing.
We will send Weekly Paper Clubs the following rates
Two copies one year, new subscribers, 500
Three % % " - 7O0
Five :" 4" " .- HOO
Ten " 5000
The cash must accompany all Club subscriptions, the paper
viii not besent.
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"A sign oEthe Big PnaIoc

TO Those who arc i'm Pursuit of Health
and Pleasures and Wishing 10 visit Eser-
sheba Springs Grundy County, Tenn.
LEBANON, July 20, 1853.
FEE Cars Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad leave
Nashville every day at o'clock, A. b.. and arrive at
COEan every day Is minutes before p d. Immediately after
the arrival Of the Nashville CHATTANOOGA Railroad
from Chattanooga. The SeEanee Railroad will every
day. except Sunday aud take passengers to Tracey City where
will be found good Hotel for the accommodation Of passengers
and also splendid line OF four horse Concord Post Coaches
readiness 70 convey passengers to Brsa springs, distance Of
about eighteen miles, OK the leyelest
the state Persons wishing to The extensive mining opera
O OF me Eanee Company and viewing The site Of tie great
Southern Unyertya laudable enterprise which we'll
the attention Of the pubcWl have opportunity Of
DONG so ny taxing this road to Beershe SPRINGS that acknoBl
edged desirable retreat, where will be found the
first class Hotels, under the management Of Samuel ~ Scott
Esq, long the propetorof the City Hotel Nashville and
IS 50 fyOaby known to the public for the style and dignity
pains comfortable happy at Bsershe
There another road Beerseta Springs from Nashville via
Ncannye leaving the main trunk Of the Nashville
anooga Railroad at Tulahoma and arriving at MeMnnve the
day; and passengers will remain in McAinnv all night,
Berheb Springs viii leave Mcnnville every day o'clock,
A. NJ, and arrive at Beersheha the day.
In addition the above routes there is line Of four horse
and on sunday az o'clock A. M TIE sags win arrive AZ I
day ats O'clock p. VI. Passengers will leave Lebanon every
Monday Wednesday and Friday at o'clock A. NJ and arrive
night leave McMinnY at o'clock, A n arrive Beer
seb the day 2z o'clock. Stage fare through by
route Nashville Beersheba S. McAdam
lied sixty five miles, the balance Of the road, after leaving
turnpike Of the best natural roads in the Southwest The
from Nashville Beershe miles, This road is
stocked with foe horses COncor coaches careful drivers &c
running, also fourhose Coaches every day (5unays
excepted from McMnnvie Sparta, in connection with
Mennvle and Manchester Railroad also twohorse Coaches
Sparta via Grab Orchard and Kingston, Loudon
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad, making immediate ooauec
tiOn with the at IOud0n
Passengers obtain through tickets the Stage Office, under
the Commercial HOTEL Nashville all the inter
mediate points also to Carthage Chest Mound and COOkve
have. in connection with the staring Beerseha
Springs, iare and we'll conducted Ly stabe where visitors
find at all times fine Buges, ockasays Coaches
and the best OF Saddle Horses, t. hire.
Persons visiting the Springs with their private conyeyauces
have their well taken charge.
All persons hiring vehicles horses property
in good order o pay for all damages that accrue.
jyS:}d&tW3y N. A. PRICE.
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ABrsE American HOsFTTALTTYOur couutrymen have re-
admonions lately among them the sad Of
BlOunts family, Of M0hle-) beware Of opening their
doors with great facility people they know nothing about
and who oentaously sport Imposing title other, which,
instead OF winning confidence ought put everybody their
guard just the conspicuous display Of massive watch chains
and eFey make observing suspect that the either
yugarian pckpocke There extraordinary passion
the United States for iorng everything that pretends to be
lion, and many lions has followed
shipped by multtudes Of discerning and srng republicans il
ass honest scuien, fOOman goldman in the guse Of
lord and not adesgnin scoundrel running forever the peace Of
those who harbor and cherish him Hospitality virtue but
has been carried 10 excess this cOuntRcDeHd Dispatch
The New York Journal Of Commerce says there large
mOdcum Of truth in the remarks Of the Dispatch but takes
cepon to the last assertion and remarks that experience
With several European orites, called, who have coued
hospitality with the sole object Of caricauring
institutions their who, like K0ssou wrote home
that they bored With triumphant entries aud invitations and
Addresses" may we'll slmonish that guIblc people,
easily captvated by epaules feathers
the other hand, the truey great Of the old world, visiting
America with gaudy tappng external insignia, and cher
hng but humble estimate Of themselvesWhose approach
unheraded by flaming newspaper capashea may soOurn
unhOnOrei and unknown We indseriminas
in aulaons, but not hOspable. thorough
knowledge Of the Europe will enable distinguish
between the spurious genuine While arrant
imposr may obtain hears real worth often
neglected.
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LAW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY
At Cambridge, Mass.

TIE Instructors IN this School are
Hon. JOEL PARKER, LID, Royal Professor.
Hon. THEOPHiLUs Parsons, LID, Dane Professor.
Hon. EMORY WAsHBURS LID. University Professor.
TWVE course instruction the various branches
the Common Law. and of Equity, Admiralty, Commercial
International and Constitutional Law and the Jurisprudence Of
United The Library consists Of about a. 600
volumes, and works appear they added and every
effort is made to render Il complete.
Instruction given by oral lectures and expOons land by
Rotations and examinations in connection with the Of which
there every week Two Moot Courts also holden in
each week, at each Of which cause, previously given out,
gue by Students and opinion delivered by the Presiding
Rooms and other facilities also provided for the
Club Courts Assembly held weekly for practice
bate, and acquiring knowledge Of parliamentary law and
cee1ings
Students may School in any stage Of their professional
studies mercantile pursuits and at thecOmmencemen Of either
term, or in the middle or other part Of term.
They liberty elect what studies they viii pursue
cUrng their view Of their and attachments.
The Acadmcal year, which commences Thursday, weeks
after the third Wednesday in July, divided into two OF
twenty EACH with vacation Of weeks at the end Of
each term.
During the winter vacation the Library opened Wame and
lighted, for the Of the members Of the School.
The exercises Of the next will commence Monday
Sept q, 1858.
Applications admission for Catalogues any further
information may be made to either Of the Professors at Cam
bridge.
Cambridge, Mass June, 1858 jy6-1aw3W is