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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-02-24
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEOPGI},
AT AUGJJ&ss+n

AT AUGUSTA.
VIE TWENTY-SEVENTH ANIMAL
COURSE OF LECTURES in this Insti.
tuition, VIII commence ON the FIRST MONDAY
in November next
FACULTY.
Emeritus Professor of Anatomy, G. M. Newton.
M. D.; Anatomy, H. f. Campbell NJ. D.; Sur.
gerry, l.. A. Dugas, NJ D.. Materia Medica. The.
rapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence, /. P. Gar
vim, NJ d.. Obstetrics and Diseases of Women
and Infants, j. A. Eve, M D.; Physiology and
Pathological Anatomy, Fl. " NJ. Miller, Nj. D. !;
Professor of Medical Chemistry, Joseph Jones
A. NJ, NJ. D.; Institutes and Practice of Medi,
cine, l.. d. Ford, NJ D.; Demonstration of Ana.
tony, Robert Campbell NJ D.; Assistant De.
monstrator 5. b. Simmons, NJ D.; Prosecutor
OF the Professor of Surgery, H. w. d. Ford. M
D.; Curator of Museum, +. P. Cleaveland
Clinical Lectures will be delivered regularly at
the City Hospital, and at Jackson Street Hospi.
tal. Ample opportunities will be afforded for The
study OF Practical Anatomy.
Fees4br the Entire Course. e1os m
Naturalization Ticket Ito be taken once & 00
FOR further particulars, apply to
l. ?. GARVIN, Dean.
Augusta, Ga, Aug. II, '55.
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AIDES can find fine article of Sage. raised
heap at Ward e I. ~. SAFE
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HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU

IS prepared directly according to the rules of
Pharmacy and Chemistry, with the greatest ac-
curacy and Chemical knowledge and care devo-
ted IN its combination. See Professor Devices
Valuable Works on the Practice of Physic, and
most of the late Standard works of Medicine.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS.
PHILADELPHIA.

Il Beneootent Institution established by spe-
e'a' Lndo'ement for the Reiif ofhe Sick
and Distressed, afflicted teiM
pirulent ond Epidemic
Diseases
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-23

From California.

ST. LrIs. Aug. 20.-The overland mai
has arrived here with San Francisco dates I"
the 9th ultimo.
Nearly a million pounds Of the immense
surplus of sugar had been exported to Val
paraisu and elsewhere during the month.
Grain was in fair demand for export.
The mining news was favorable, but the
receipts of dust were light.
The Wnlker-river and Wash"e-val!ey mines
were attracting much attention. Large mum
bers had departed Tor these di ggings.
The official returns elect Judge Crane to
Congress
The Nevada Convention WAS in session at
Genoa.
At Carson Valley they We're forming II
provisional government, II being the inten-
ton Of the people to throw of all allegiance
to the Mormon rule. They DIES signed eecting
governor, Judges, and all other necessary
officers.
A party of Calt.rnians, en- route to st.
Louis. were attacked near the South Pass, on
the 18th of June. by the Crow indians
Geo. Stephenson. of Pittsburg; David Moore,
of Lancaster. Pa: aud c. VI. Hall, Of Cincn,
matt were killed. Henry Florence. of Car
Isle, Pa, was made prisoner.
The adviceS from Oregon say that Stout.
democrat. is elected to Congress 10y II ma
j"rity.
Lieutenant Mullen was progressing finely
with the new road from WallaWalla to Salt
Lake
\ large party of Fraser river miners had
arrived Mt the new disSings in North Cal
Vile, Oregon. They reported that they
were making from eight to ten dollars day
The accounts from the Fraser river mines
are more favorable New discoveries Of gold
hal been made north of Fort Alexander.
kich quartz had been received ut Victoria
from Queen Charlotts Island.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-23
VALUABLE LAND IN THE COUNTY OF

VALUABLE LAND IN TIE COUNTY OF
' CuLPEPER. FOR SALE The subscriber
oilers tor sale. privately, two very valuable
lkAClS OF LAND. one lying in Tie county Of
Culpepcr, eight miles from the Court House adj
)olnIns the lands ot Nathaniel Tatum and others,
l. On the heniwuiors of Crooked Run. and con
tans about SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES. This
land Is III good state Of Improvement. we'll wa
tered by never failing streams, IL very productive,
and we'll adapted To the growth OF wheat. corn.
oats Tobacco" and grass. ii had upon it las, win.
ter g"ud GEARED SAW-MlLI.. but by ncri-
dent IT burnt down. The dam. seat, 6c.. are still
there. ani 10y very little expense there can soon lie
another erectedin the same place. With circu-
lar SAW 1t will easily saw from twenty five hundred
IL three thousand feet Of lumber in day.
This land lies well for farming has about seven
~ i've ar hundred oi Run BOTTOM
about two hundred anu fifty "t good timber
which. If well managed, will half pay for the farm
,s- The improvements CONSIST Ut u FRAME
III DWELLING. with three rooms below, and
three rooms abuN. stairs, good barn, Blacksmith
shop. and all the necessary out-houses. Bethel
Meeting House is within hal; or three tourths OF
4 mile from the dwelling, and III sight.
The other tract lies III the county Of Madison, al
jonng the lands of Mrs John Story and others
and contains about SEWN HUNDRED AND
TWENTY FOUR ACRES. This land lies
run al between tw" Mountains. There is from
seventy To eighty of good bottom and can hc
put in cultivation all in body on both sides VI the
run, four hundred and hity L. five hundred acres,
which will make splendid farm. OF the best Kind
of soils and the baanc" which i, in timber, will bc
valuable on account oi lac farms close lay no; hay-
ing sutiicemcyot timber upon them. There i
some two hundred and fifty or three hundred acres
in cultivation, ana nu the way, nj this time.
The improvements this tract consist Of II
~ DWELLING HOUSE. AMI other out build
III in-S, but are not III good order. There being
some three different buildings the p!acc-thr
tract could ice divided int" two good farms.
have not had thi, farm long therefore il is i'm
proved. 4 great deal of ii lies within mile and
u half Of the Thornton's Gap Turnpike, and about
Ii or II miles OF the Court House.
! deem il unnecessary To- say ything more
those wishing to purchase will examine thc pro-
perry themselves.
| offer these lands for sale Gully for the reason
that have more land than can manage, aud N
bought a bargain when purchased them, | think
| can sell 4 bargain. The terms will Ice made
cOmmUIlating 10 suit the purchaser
Ny Post Office is Boston. Culpcprr county, Va
". O'BANNON.
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NJ A E / N z LIS 7.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures ?.

i'hl VT aLEA aNDhlh--Atuicl ..
AHHivEp.
brls Zuleika. Roster. Windsor. plaster to Jas
I. NrNctt, H. days.
BIZ Black Hawk Ta!Lut st. John. ~ b.. laths
aHd packets 10 Fowlc & Co.
S'hr. A. h. Mckenzie. Bradford. Windsor
PLASTER To Jar. {. Nevett.
Schr. Cambria Mitchell, Baltimore. guano t.
jas c NcNett.
S,Ar Friendship. Applegsrth. Baltimore. tin'
LEI I" Lewis Mckenzie.
erhr. Minnesota, Baker, Boston. t" Master.
srhr. bInIc Brown, Head. Fall River, TO Bor-
den Mining Co.
>eLr. Conclia. Crook. Wareham, to T. J. Me
hahr,
Srhr. Sarah I.ayenia. Rutter. Providence. To
Borden Mining Co.
N'hr. Flight. Bailey. Nomiui wheat to Wash
mltona Co.
N'hr. Raven, Deaily, Mattox, wheat To Wash
in.ion 4 60.
Steamer James Guy, Page, wheat to Washing
mn 4 Go.
n, steamer C. c. Alger. Sh re. Philadelphia. /"
"m u. fowle \ Son.
STEAMER James Jerome. jerome. Philadelphia,
" ). Shiun
Bro
S'hr Fleetwood. Burr. New York, 10y :. Shinn.
%nt. T. u. +. L., Pharo, Cohasset Narrows.
ty b. Is. Smith.
Nrhaaey.
Aehaaey.
MrAORANpA.
"''s Susan Emily. Davis, for this port cid NJ
V''"n' 18th inst; West Dennis. Crowell, and
day. '''"' '
JI p,'S Antelope, Gunn, for this port, CID at st.
''ha' y. b., 10Th inst.
t,,n "p sas Wright. Rogers for this port, sailed
rom RockIand. li,h inst
g, ', Ii Samuel Appleton, Grant, from Windsor,
I' port. arrived at Portland. 18th iust.
l. >. Hill. Edwards, for this port, sailed
providence. 18th inst.
r, ,'"fs' Caroline Anderson, Bryant. from this
G" arrived at Warehsm, 18th inst; Joseph
-, for do. do. 18th inst.
b C"% A. Anderson. Cambern. for Georgetown.
B,,I",.l" Connecticut, CLARK: and +. +. Randolph,
d.,II' 'o, Tor Washington, d. e., cid at Phila-
...phia, 10Th inst.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SESSION OLE lSin-,fn.

SESSlON Uf 1907 o".
vNIIE next Annual Course of Lectu eS will com.
i mencc on the lSt Monday i'll October. ana
runtauc until the lst of March.
Ch Bell Gibson. VI. d.. Professor of Surgery.
David II. Tucker, NJ. D., Professor Of Theory
and Practice of Medicine.
Beverly K. Wexford, NJ. D., Professor Of Matters
M"dca aud Therapeutics.
A. T. Pcticuas. VI. d.. Professor of Anatomy.
l.. :. jones' VI. d.. Professor of Institutes %
Medicine.
James II. Conway, VI. d., Professor of Obste
tries 81.
James b. McCaw, VI. d.. Professor of Chemistry
Marion Howard, VI. d., Demonstration at Amat"
my
students will enjoy every facility for the acqui
sitinn of II complete medical education. The al
vantage. of Richmond in this respect have been
fully tested by IN experience OF twenty years
The supply of material Tor Prnrtirai Anatomy l.
ample. aud IL very trliling cost.
Clinical instruction is given III the lnhrmarN
connected with the College and under The same
roof with the Lecture room. Tins lniir'nary
which i. ulso the Marine Hospital for The port al
Richmond j. at all times well filled with mr'li"t!
aud surgical eases. and numerous surgical opera,
tons are performed in presence of the "laS". Stu
dents also enjoy the clinical facilities afforded by
the Richmond Aims house.
n fhILE VT w IL ~ .Nbh''' - ~ 80
f.rrd by Dr. ThoIua, ID. Warren, al North Carol
ma, will br awarded for the best Essay which may
br presented 10y any member "t the graduntInE
class.
FrEs--To each Professor
Demonstration OF Anatomy ...,........" J."
Naturalization OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .
Gralunii"n.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Board NAV he obtained IN Richmond. al prices
ranging from $50 to 81 per week.
Fur further information, apply t"
l.. :. JOINES, VI D..
Dean Of the Faculty, Richmond. Va.
Richmond iy l2-,lltS lawGw
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ny YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

r HI.
lhE DAM VI "h''',
Gov. Wise. we understand. has concluded IL
,lur the Bank up and require il IT, 20 into
liquidation. The notes Will; eventually pT
WORTH the value OF state STOCK ana we ""u'd
advise the public not I" sacrifice thehl' Is 'heE
cannot. AT the turtheHt, lose more t"a" =
The following s'a'''''''' ., ''' '','
the Virginia and tennessee ha'iroa"' LOT the
month OF July, 1859, As compared with the
receipts for the sam" month last year Sn""
the handsome increase OF Sl@,Ul'.i being
81 per cent.
July. 1889.
Freight. $l9,i7j rs
Passengers, fare, mails. &c.."",'Sl S"-Ih'"'o ~
Receive ed Tor same. July jS... ij.O"I !
--
Increase 20 per cent ........ Sl3,Ol9 -
Han / i G,r;r,N of Geor1ia. being a. ked
HON. H. = '''' u q, VI >','
4! he would support b'uSiiSS i"r 'ho '''i
ar = u,,n,;u,teJ hv the Charleston Con
,.,.,,y;
N"ntion. replied c'hPia''ch''. '""' nv "'".'
not. Tins seems |" he tue universal H'"''
mrnt of the Democracy al the Cotton States.
Roy (,r,rrc Il Wilmer of Williamsburg,
ur A.,
Va, HIS ac'cI''u NV f"' '"'' W "
r,;s,,rol rLurrh ,t pi,tsylyania Court
t ~; i,I,r.I, b,, h..,, witLuut ;, n,s-
'''"H'' ::rp. - Nv nn,,o
'''' H'''' ~, IT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-23

,EkS-Thc market yesterday showed
,,ou,,. rtian on Saturday, though We have
,l,,u.. to note in prices. There was good
.,.rJ,ure ON Change, aud the offerings Of Wheat
.;r W., heard of no sales OF Flour, which
=. .,ur,. some lot. Sulcrline were offered al %.
r., -. wnre sale. OF Wheat ut 1860 losc. Tor lar
,,..,,d rcd. aud l!OGg lie. tor do. white. o"rh
:. n demand. but there Is very niue ouerihS' we
u. -,nr-s,, sales of Rye at Csc, with fair
oars wanted Mt S2Nl35c. Guano very
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-23

NJ ELDRlDGE takes this opportunity Of ~
wi. pressing his thanks to his friends and pa
"l, for their past iIv"rs, aud trusts that the new
firm will by strict attention 10 business merit Il
continuance uf the same. aug -.
hRlGS. &r.-Bcnhoc Acid, Cardnmon seed.
- oil SaSsa,ras, Camphor. SluillS. Tartarlr
Acid, Opium, Turkey Rhuhard. Prrcip. Iarh Iron.
Castor oil. iva lrsi. Buchu, Glyrrrinc. Chl"r"-
form. Rose Pink. Ground Gin ;"r, Tamnim. Indian
Red. Irish Moss. Arsenic. Sage. Tari"ca, Elm
Bark. Gc,iiau. Cinnamon. Gum Dragon. Sweet
oil. Wri.ht's Pills. Gum Arabic. Super Carh Soda,
Refined BoraX, Cod Liver oil, White Wax. SUGAR
Lead. oil Valerau. Turkey Myrrh, Sage. and
Nurv"ni'. riururc. NcraTum NIride, just rc"rIv
ed aud for sale hy
J. LEADBEATER 4 SON.
mo o. Stabcrs Old Stand.
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Later from Santa Fs.

Sr. Louis, Aug. 2l.--The Santa Fe mail
of the DIST of July has arrived here. Two
hundred Mohaves attacked party Of whites
Mt Bells crossing, and carried OF their mules
and provisions Maj. Armistcud AMI tvs"
compane. OF tr,ops had left for the Mohave
villages to cha,tiSe the Indians.
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SiiES "p SfoCkS ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
krss, 4 Co.. and Mcclure 4 Co., took the Water
Works loan at par. The amount WAS SljO.0Oo-
each getting $4,000. They We're the only bid.
dcr.
The Stock sales hy James c. McGuire i Co.,
Friday. resulted n follows -, 600 Corporation
II" Washington quarterly six per cent. stock ut 2!
az l.G0o Corporation of heNnndria stock nj
>2!m S.!; 1000 Bank Of Old Dominion stock at
"N l.nOn Coupon Bonds OF the Washington Gas
Light COMPANY were unsuld.
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STRAWBERRY VALE SEMINARY.

| INIIE Fall session "i 1919. will begin on SrPtcm-
! i her l$ih. 4 we'll arranged couise uf study.
| competent teachers, mild hut firm government.
| aud u healthy location, recommend this lnsiiu-
! ton 10 the patronage ui ihosc persons VIII" wish
their daughters To ohlain thorough and acc"In-
| pl.hcd education.
The place is easy of access lying within half
mile Of the turnpike leading FROM Alexandria I"
Lccshlrg l.; miles distant from the former place.
ana 10 miles from Washington. Persons desiring
their dauy lteIs Ia enter. would ir well IT, apply
immediately, ;iS a limited number will hr taken
Board and tuition, for session of five months, so.
washing included. Music, with usr Of Piano. ) H..
French and Latin. each 81. DrawIms, an: Pairi
ing each $J--0ne hall t" he paii in advaucc.-
~ deduction, except in eases OF pr"trarted sick
ness. For further particulars. and Circulars. APP
ply to MRS. a. Il. "AAii,
Peach Grove. Fairfax county. Va.
Fairfax county. aug l9--2awt!
\rEI.SON'S VIEWS.--A further supply of
~ Nelson & son. celebrated oil C"l"r, Views.
consisting of Views the Thames, Scenery 81
prrthShire. Views on The ~. Lawrence, Views "n
the Hudson. and Views of Windsor Castle. price
% cents per packet. Also, further supply oi
Nelson's Picture Reward Cards. Juvenile Picture
C,rls and Fable Cards, price % cents per packet
Just received by aug 20 ROBERT BELL.
VNEACHER-A lady who mas had much exl.s-
/ rcuce i'll teaching English branches, Frchrh
and Music. desires a situation, References eX-
changed Address &. T.. d., Mtchclrs Station.
Culpcper county Va. aug ls-eo3t*
ItCH0Ol. BOYS WANTED.-ilaying engaged
- Il first rate teacher, for my own boys ! would
like to take Boarlrrs, eight or ten la. :. "l"n
mnderute terms. Address j. ". MASON,
White Post Clarke county, Va.
aug lS-rnlm
NJ OTlCE.--Ail persons are hereby iorwarned.
~ against Tespa.Sng III any way, upon luSi'
Hill Farm. The law will hi enforced "h all such
persons VIRGINIA SCOTT.
Fairfax "nuIty, aug IS--c"2w
4 STEAI.-A BLACK SOW. with both
~ cropped, was discovered in the Corn Field nj
Bush Hill. on the 10Th inst. The owner il reques-
ted to come forward prove property, pay charge.
and take her away. Apply to TliUS. LAWSON,
Manager at Bush Hill. Fairfax County, Va.
aug l7--co:it
NTEW RO0kS-Ad"m Beis. by George Elliot,
~ author of "Scrnes III Bridal Life, price 81.
The Lard :j N"ria"d, Scottish Story, by the
author of Margaret Maitland" 1.-The Days of my
Life" &c. 81. For sale 10y
aug 20 ROBERT BELL.
IIIOOL purchased ut highest cash prices, by
w ian 8 HILL. BROWN / PARTL0W.
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ysw Youx, August 2:.-Flour generally is
,;,br,. Stat. $4.%0G SI.'O; Ohio *i.sO9$5.3o;
S',Ihyrp slSOaysj. Wheat is cts. higher;
..n,r.,, red Los: white liOc. Corn 2G.l cents
h,.h,l. closing nominal. Provisions are quiet and
,.,n,al, unchanged. Whiskey closed slightly
s,.b,r. At .Glc. stocks generally higher and nc
MS, Mo. Is So: w. s93i.
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Louisiana Politics.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 20.--The Americans
have nominated J. +. BonliSny ~ Il candi-
date for Congress, from this District.
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The Markets.

y,rlsosE. Au;. 22.-Flour closed quiet; How
,,..,,s and Ohio. Sjl2. Wheat closed buoyant;
49, =, 3, uuu bushels white llj9 l3O'.; red
'.,II,r Cora closed firm; sales oi white and
yL,, ,SlrsUc. Provisions steady and unchan-
.i. ,,,,n sides II: mess pork sli.30. Lard quiet
>, III1.lllc. whiskcy quiet, ut 2i02i!e. tor
,,,y aud Ohio