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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND,


VUyHE FIFTY.THIRD SESSION OF THE SCHOOL
IL of Medicine. of the University of Maryland will com.
the 18th of OCTOBER 1861 and end on the LIST
of MARCH, 1861. '-.~-- 'e.iE
FACULTY: -s'- -
NATHAN R. SMITH, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
WIN. E. A. AIKEN, NJ D., Professor of Chemistry and
: Pharmacy. - :.
SAMUEL CHEW, NJ D., Professor of Practice Of Medi-
cine, &C.
G. W. MILTEN BERGER, N. d. Prot. OF Obstetricks, &c.
WILLIAM A. HAMMOND, N. D., Professor Of Anatomy
and Physiology
EDWARD WARREN, NJ D., Professor Of Matera Medica
and Therapeutics.
The Baltimore Infrmary containing l5 in close prox.
unity to the College, and under the exclusive control of
the Faculty that the vey best Clinical advantages are
afforded by this Institution.
The Dissecting Room is abupdany supplied with mate.
rial, and open daily until 10 O'Clock P. N.
Good Board be obtained at from So to a per week.
g.
Prfessors' Fees 500 Naturalization Fee, g
Graduation Fee, $40 Demonstrator,s Fee Slo
G. W. MILTENBERGER, N. d., Dean.
September 4, 1860. Tim.
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~ Our friend of the Goldsboro Rough Notes.
and our contemporary of the Wilmington Journal
find fault with us for designating the members of
the Douglas Convention as delegates" We used
the word usually used, courtesy due to the gen.
tlemen composing the Convention, and without think
ing of any exceptions being taken to it. We pre-
sumo but few of them had delegated powers from
the people, but even selfdelegated powers rendered
them delegates" Perhaps our contemporary of the
Journal would be puzzled for proof of any other
power for his action at Baltimore
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Come to the Barbecue.

Remember that tomorrow (Thursday) is the day
for the big barbecue at Raleigh Among other dis
tnguished speakers will be Gov Henry A. Wise, of
Virginia We learn that ample funds have been
raised, and all necessary arrangements made for a
grand and glorious gathering of the Democratic hosts
on this festal occasion. Let everybody come and
enjoy the day. You shall have good speeches and
good meat both we'll served up, to say nothing of
the liquids. 8
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Mem York Politics.

=, NEW York, Aug. 2s-The American State Coun-
d had stormy session to-day Scroggs, the Presi-
t ueht, was thrown overheard for Republican sympa
mes and Union electoral ticket was unanimously
%"'lhed Gen. Prescott was chosen President Of the
council. new State Committee was appointed.
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Political.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2S.-Wm E. Lepman,
Oouglasite) was nominated for Congress in the LIST
district in place of Hon. Thomas B. Florence
There was split in the convention, as was antic-
pated.
In the I'd district John Brodhead, president of the
Camden and Atlantic Railroad, was nominated
In the Sd district John Kline Douglasite) was
nominated.
In the 4th district VIM. Morgan Oouglasite) was
nominated ~
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CROWDED oUr.-The speech of Judge Douglas oc-
cupies so much Of our space to-day that we are COM
sent issue. Among these is the speech Of Robt P.
Dick Esq, on calling to order the Convention that
assembled here on the 3Oth Hlt In our next we
expect to bring up all "arrearages."
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-09-05

- Dr.. j. ]. Lawrence has disposed Of the Star
of Freedom establishment to John G. Gorman Esq.
The former gentleman intends at an early date to
commence the publication of "Lawrence's Dollar
Magazine"
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NEW ORLEANS t5g
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,
Situated ON COMMON. STREET n.

SITUATED On COMMON STREET, pGE
(0gposile the Charity HaspitaLJ
VIyHE REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES IN THIS
i Institution will commence on THURSDAY, t:s 18th
November 1850 and terminate in the latter part OF March,
1851. -.
AUSTIN FLINT, NJ. D.. Professor Of Clinical Medicine
vn and Medical p RsthSlSgy
AUSTIN FLINT, Ja, NJ D, Professor Of Physioogy and
SAMUEL nfaG'fepGtH chopin, D. Professor Of Clinical and
CORNELIUS G. BEARD d. Professor Of the prnoi
pies of Surgery and Surgical Pathology.
D. WARREN BRfCKELI N. D., Professor of Obstetrics
ISAAC L. CRAWco1R, N. D., Professor of Chemistry
and Medical Jurisprudence. -
HOWARD SMITH, N. D., Professor of Materia Medica
and Therapeutics.
The Dissectng Rooms will be opened the 18th of Oc
tober Clinical instruction given daily in the wards Of
the Charity Hospital and three times week at the Col
The Faculty of this Institution are amongst the duly
elected Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of the Charity
Hospital and according to late Act Of the State Legsl
ture shall at all times have free access to the Hospital
the purpose Of aoding TO their Pupils practical Illus
trations of the subjects they teach" =
The Beard of Administrators elect annually IN April,
twelve Resden. Students who are furnished bosfd and
equally eligible to this place with any others.
The great aim Of the Fseaty is to npsr thoroughly
practical knowedge Of oil the branches che Of Medicine
No charge for attendance at the Hospital
Amount of Fees for full course Of Lectures sos 90
Mstrculation Fee (paid but once) :sss s 90
Dissection Fee, "a 49,. 10 %
Graduating Fee, s., Is 90
For any further information address ~ 80
E. D. FEENER, Dean Of the Faculty:
-. = No. s Caroudeist street.
New Orleans Sept + 1850. 7l-atpd.
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JUDGE DOUGLAS IN RIcnMoND.-The Richmond
Enquirer Of Saturday says:
f" "Judge Douglas arrived in Richmond last even
ing, from Raleigh, N. C., and was escorted to the
St. Charles Hotel, along Main street, in an open
ubarouche, drawn by four horses A band of music
headed the procession. The Judge addressed large
number of people last night the Capitol Square
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-09-05

az Mr.. Joseph H. Foy has sold the Wilson Led
ger to Mr.. E. P Tucke, formerly Professor of Mathe
mates in Wilson Schools. Mr.. Foy intends to turn
his attention to the legal profession. Both gentle
men have our best wishes for their success.
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From Washiaqton City.

WASHINGTON, August 31.-Recent official des-
patches in relation to Mexican affairs, add nothing
to the newspaper reports. notwithstanding large
number of our national vessels have been ordered to
the want of authority from Congress The pres
ence Of our large feet there is only precautionary
measure. l..f.'-T-- 81: ~.
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SoLIcIroR. We are grati6ed to learn from the
Asheville Nesos, that Judge Osborne has appointed
david Coleman, Esq., Solicitor in the mountain cir
cult in place Of Marcus Erwin, ESQ.,, resigned
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Aid for Walker. dc.

New ORLEANS, Aug 31.-The schooner Taylor
sailed to-day for Ruatan with fifty men for Walker.
The brig Creole, from Ruatan on the 18th, states
that Walker was fortifyng Truxillo. It sreported
that Guartiela would attack the town on the night
of the 10Th, which alarmed the inhabitants, and
they were leaving in great numbers for Ruatan
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ATTENTION PINEY WOODS CAvALRYg
.ATEET AT THE PARADE GROUND ON SATUR-
NB DAY. Sth SEPTEMBER, at O'Clock, for PARADE,
in SUMMER UNIFORM, with 10 rounds Of Blank Car
tridges. Prepare for inspection of arms.
By order of the Captain.
September 4, 1860. FL" s~T5, s. Tilt. T..
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have gone into the silk business, said man to
his neighbor. So suppose replied the other. for
I saw you reeiing oil day yesterday.
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W. W. HOLDEN, Stare PRINTER,

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PUBLIC N0rICE..

NTOT[GE IS HEREBY GIVEN that APPLfCXfYON
will be made the next session Of the Leaxstufa
for charter Incorporates the Caaws River su Uuok-
ed Greek Hydraulic Hose Gold Mining Company.
Raleigh n O., Aug g, 1850, lzSSess. 6e--5tpa
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A SITUATION WANTED. .
yUNHE UNDERSIGNED, WHO IS GRADUATE OF
Il Randolph Macon College, desirss situation Us
teacher. Address,
T. ]. OVERBEY,.
Youpgfs Roads, Granville, NC
September 4, 1860. Tl-6tpd
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B A u g. H. -
RAW BONE
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

-.
(2A cents per- pound * szgg.;
W LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE TO DEALERS. .a ~
I'm THE PREPARATION OF THIS VALUABLE MA
have never been cALCNED They are takeu -
nature has made them crushed with powerful machinery
and subjected process by which, while alt the virtue
of the Bone is retained Fertilizer is procured furnish.
ing in CONCENTRATED and SOLUBLE FORM the two ndis-
dispeusable ingredients for the growth of Plants and
two ingredients, by the use of "BAUGH'S RAW BONE
SUPER-PHOSPHATE" are given to the soil in all their
original strength and purity They assmilate at once with
the SOIL furnish all the needul Ammonia for the growing
maneny benefited that its presence can be traced for
years afterwards. @;'-- 'sH
The steadily increasing demand which has followed the
introduction of our F- - - -
Raw Bone Super.Phosphate of Lime.
is marked proof that the Former and Planter are begin.
ming appreciate the value of such Fertilizers as not only
produce the first crop but also PERMANENTLY IMPROVE the
SOIL and this point we have abundant evidence rom
those who prefer its use to that of Peruvian Guano.
Since the introduction of article we have continually
desired furnish Manure combining ALL the important
constituents of Rav Bons and we have accomplished this
by process originating WITH and used only BY ourselves
No. 20 South Wharves, Philadelphia.
JAMES M.@TOWLES.
AGENT FOR TRE SALE O. 49,
Agricultural implements. Fertilizers, &C.,
zss- GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
q. AUCTIoNEER,
RALEIGH, N. G.
September 4, 1860. 7f-2m.
.- fs=s "a
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HARDING,S NEW STYLES
FALL AND WINTER. CLOTHING
IN 400 DOLLARS WORTH OF NEW Az

4 n AAn DOLLARS WORTH OF NEW AND
lUsOOO elegant styles Of superior Clothing
Our plain mixed CASHMERE SUITS this season are
perfectly neat and will please all who usually wear plain
goods. -.
Our styles of plaid PANTS, and VESTS to match, are
all the rage in New York -
Our styles of FANCY SUITS choice and genteei IN
appearance, and very attractive ~ 80.
Handsome SILK VELVET VESTS, single aud double
breasted entirely and beautifully made and will Dc
we'll. \
A full stock of UNDER SHIRTS and DRAWERS, Silk
and Merno Silk TIES and STOCKS, of various colors.
A complete stock of Muslin SHIRTS and COLLARS,
from the best manufacturers.
Particular attention paid to taking measures and having
goods made to order.
Raleigh N. c., Sept. L. 1860. H-St.
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FOR PRESIDENT:
JOHN G.. BRECKENRIDGE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
GEN. 10 LANE,
OF OREGON.
....,r ELE CTORS
FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT.
OF KENTUCKY

For the State at Large:
ALFRED NJ SCALES, OF ROCKINGHAM.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, OF WAKE.
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Mr. BRECKINRIDGEs CHANCE.-The question is
frequently asked what the chances for the cleo
ton of Mr.. Breckinridge? We think he will be
elected by the people, and Cor the following reasons
1t is conceded on all hands that Douglas cannot
carry single Southern State even if electoral tickets
were formed for him and the probability now is
that Bell will not carry one State in the Union-he
may carry one, his own State, Tennessee, but that
is very doubtful. Anyhow, no one has yet pretend
ed to claim Northern or Western State for him.
We put down the following States as certain for
Breckenridge and Lane: =
Delaware 8, Virginia Is, North Carolina 10, South
Carolina 8, Georgia 10, Kentucky IL. Louisiana 6,
Mississippi Z, Alabama s. Missouri 9, Arkansas 4,
Florida 3, Texas 4, California 4, Oregon 3, Maryland
8-total lis.
Now we want 81 votes more to make 1872 enough
to elect Take New Jersey z, and New York, So,
and we have 1885, six more than enough-or take
Pennsylvania ~, New Jersey Z, and Tennessee -,
and we have more than the required Number In
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Tennes-
see, the democrats will make determined effort to
carry those States for Breckenridge and it is not at
all unlikely that in the three first named Douglas
and Lincoln will so divide the vote as to insure
the success of the Breckenridge ticket to succeed
for it is asserted that the vote in those two States
will be so split up between Douglas and Lincoln as
to enable the National democrats to triumph How
that may be- we think it is certain that Brock
inridge and Lane have fair prospect of an election
The contest is between Breckenridge and Lincoln,
and it is the plain duty of every southern man to
aid the former in carrying every Southern State and
thus secure Lincolns defeat Charlotte Democrat.
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Death from the effects of a Duel.

New ORLEANS, August 29.-Mr. Yates, formerly
Of North Carolina died in this city, yesterday from
the effects Of duel with Captain Chandler
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ExECur1vE DERAR1xESr,

Some few weeks since requistion was taken out from
this Office BY one HARRISON of Jones county IN this
State asking the Governor of Arkansas 10 surrender Dr.
JOS j. Forbes of that State upon aedged charge
kidnapping slave in this State. g.-.s. ,,.s,s;
DR. Forbes surrendered and brought 70 TINS ntale
and the charge duly sestigated This show
ed the charge be wholly groundess and Malicious and
tappeared that said Dr. j. j. Forbes bad not IN y way
prosecution will be instituted against said Harrison,
at my instance for falsely sueng out the requstion aore
said, al the first session of the criminal court for Jones
County JOHN W. ELLIS,
49, -. 49,. Governor of North Carolina.
n-imPd.
10. Richmond (va.) Enquirer, Dispatch, Washington,
N. c. Wilmington Herald Newbern Progress, copy weak
ly one month"; and send bills for collection to this Office
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For the Standard.
al GARD.

Nh. HOLDEN Being native Of Nerthsc Caroline, and
having been recently dragged from my nev home u A5kan
sas to answer charge Of kidnapping in ny nsnve s.s.e
ask you, in justice to me- to publish the following sa1e
ment from the Governor Of the State. 8 s Is
Very respectfully ,,a,,n sx
Raleigh, Sept. 8, 1860. ~
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-22
Jefferson County Circuit Court.

Jefferson County Circuit Court:
James JONES' Plaintiff, against Luther 8. Boughton;
Esther Boughton, Ernst Behneke, Augusta Beh-
neke, Frederic Krause, William Eggersglasa; Hem
ry Maldaner, William Volckman, Franklin Gil
man, Willard FarWell, Charles Beckman, and johann
ma Beckman, --Defehdants.
DY virtue and In pursuance or judgment Of fore;
the above entitled action, shall expose fot
sale and sell public auction, to the highest bidder,
the Watertown Exchanges in the city Of Watertown,
in said county, the 10Th day of September, A.
D. $780, O'Clock In the ATTENTION of that dsy
the following described mortgaged premises much
thereof as may be necessary to raise the amount of
said Judgment, with interest. and EXPENSES for
sale to wit The following described pieces or nareels
of land, to wit The North par of the North half Of
the NUrthEast fractional quarter of section ntmber
three (3) and the North part of lot number onei) IN
the North est fractional quarter Of said section
Der three, 90 in ownshp No eight 80 North Of range
No. fifteen C15) East said land bountied as follows
On the South by continuous stfaght hte running
due Fast and West through said ot No. one, ~ and
said North East fractional quartet at such point sa
to make onehalf of tfg ntsb OF in Eaid lot
No ) and Che ssid Sort East fractional quarter
excepting and The above described tract
OF land twentyone (2l1 acres of from the East end
thereof Said tract of lind Containing about sixty
five aeres situate in the said county of jefferson.
Dated June 18th 1860 v1nlie15
SAMUEL BIRD. Refeffas
/ Esos HsL1. Pr. 4tt'r.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-22

@@ One of the simply Dry Goods es-
Establishments of this city, which indicate the
facilities, cheapness and extent of business
done here, is that of w. 7. Noak. His assert
ment is extensive, and by the number of persons
frequenting his counters, We judge that the
qualities of his goods, and the prices, must be
fully satisfactory Persons not already aware of
the advantages to be derived from trade with
this establishment, would do well to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-22
Jefferson county Circuit tio,,rt,

Alexander X. Moore, William III. Bourne Mason B.
Browning, Walter d. Stewart; Henry Allen, Henry
J. Nazro & John Nszro.
u Y virtue of judgement of foreclosure and sale
Id rendered in the above entitled action On the 7th
day Of June instant, shall the 2sth day of Septen
Der next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at the Office
Of Baird and Skinner; in the City of Waterfowl in said
County offer for sale and sell at public auction to the
highest bidder; tbb following described Tnoftgaced
premises, to wit The west half of the North r. est
quarter Of Section eight sl in township no Eight IS
North of Range Fourteen (I4) East in the county 81
jefferson and STATE of Wisconsin.
Dated June I3. 1860. DANIEL HALL. Referee.
BAIRD SKINNER, P'f's Ats. IJune Isl 1 l3v
(tOFFEES of every description offered cheap b
" ". MiLLERD, Coles Block.
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a b q II t O o ~ II .

ia WatertoWn is the paradise ofswine
and the owners do not seem to be very discrimin-
ting as to kind New York City ditto.
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IN PRoBATE.-Jef1erson county Court.

IN PROBATE.-Jefferson County Court.
In the matter of the estate of John Gamble, deeeaS
NOTICE is hereby given. that by virtue of order
~ of license made in said matter the 18th aay OF
June instant by the County Court of said County the
undersigned Adminlstrat estate of John Gam
Bile deceased wil the 10Th day of July next at
O'Clock in the afternoon at his clearinghouse in the
town of Watertown. the premises hereinafter de-
scribed, offer fer sale at public yendue, the following
described lands, to wit The Southwest quarter Of
the North East quarter of Section thirteen S in town
ship eight (S) North ofrange fifteen East. The terms
of sale will be made known at the time and place of
sale.
Dated June, 18th, 1850. MICHAEL. GAMBLE.
y1nl Administrator.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-22
Circuit Court, County of jefferson.

Summons for Relief- Complaint not Serred
The Bank ef the Interior Plaintiff against Harris Gil
man, Charles Howard Charles Gilman. and Ella, his
wife Fraaklin Gilman. and Cordoba Gilman, his WIFE,
defendants.
THE State of Wisconsin, to the above named defend
L ants: You are hereby summoned and required TO
answer the complaint in this action which was hed
in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court at JEFF
ferson in said County. the 18th day Of june lSoo
and to serve copy of your to the said COM
plant the subscribers at their Office in the city OF
Watertown, Wisconsin. within twenty days after the
service of this summons you exclusive of the day
of such service and if ycu fail TO answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in
this action will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in the complaint
BAIRD & SKINNER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Dated Hater5own, June Is. lS69. Tln1Je15
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PROF. HENRY S. TAYLOR. M. D.


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