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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17

EMIGRATION OF THE lNDIANs.-lt is stated in
the Hamilton Gu. c.. Gazette, that about five thou
sand Indians have arrived from the United States,
and have purchased from our government large
tract of land, near London, and that large num-
Der more will Immediately follow. Many of them
appear to possess ample resources"
The U. States corvette Boston is fitting for sea
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, supposed to be inien-
ded for the Brazil station.
Several persons in New Orleans were sun struck
on the lst. one of whom died instantly.
Hard to beat" as the blacksmith said when he
hammered cold iron.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17
From the Florida Herald.

Every thing that has come from beneath the pen
that iustrious man, Thomas Jefferson, strength
Is with age. Wilness-the following extract of
letter from him TO A. Gallaiin, written in 1903,
|hich emhodics summary of nearly all the argu-
tents used against National Bank, and the sug-
|s,ions of which are rapidly fulfilling
" From n passage in letter of the President,
serve an idea Of establishing Il branch bank of
|e United States in New Orleans This ins,itu-
bn is one Of the most dcadiy hosiiliiics, existing
kanst the principles and forms of our constitution.
he nation is, at the present time, so strong and
,ited in its sentiments, that it cannot be shaken at
lis moment. But suppose series of untoward
ents should occur, sufficient to bring into doubt
|e competency of republican government to meet
crisis of grea, danger, or to unhnge the confidence
the people in the public funcionarics; an insti-
|,on like that, penetrating by its branches, every
brit OF the Union. acting by command and in phal-
BIZ, NAV, in critical moment, upset the Govern
lent. deem no government safe which is under
|, vassalage of any sclf-cOn.tutcd authority. or
hy authority than that of the nation, or its regular
dictionaries. What an obstruction could not this
|ank of the United States, with all its branch
Inks, be in time of war; Ii might dictate to us
le peace we should accept, or Withdraw its aid
|uglt we tnen. 10 give IuTtncf pToWth w III lIidl-
btion so powerful, so hostile' Now. while we
Re strong, it is the greatest duty we owe to the
lfety of our Constitution TO bling this powerful
henry to subordna,ion under its anthorltcs.--
in order to meet a general combination
the banks against US, in IA critical emergency,
build we not make BEGINNING TOWARDS
In INDEPENDENT USE OF OUR OWN MON
", towards hodidg orr own bank in all the de-
si,es where it is received, and letting the treas
er give his draft or note for payment on any par
cular place, which, in a well conducted govern
Pent, ought to have as much credit as any private
raft, or bank note, or bill, and would give us the
hme facilities which We desire from the banks. "
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17

WINNEBAGoEs,-Thc steamer Chippewa arri-
we'd last evening from the Wisconsin river, bring
ing General Atkinson aud his staff. The General
had succeeded before he left in completing the
pcaccabe transportation of the Winncbagoes To
the west side of the Mississippi.--S. Louis daily
.argus,
Information has likewise been received by the
War Department, from Governor DoDGE, that
the important operation of removing the Winneba-
goes Yves, of the river Mississippi has been compile
ted, and the sub-agent the Rev. Mr. Lowry,
writes that they are encamped nthc country which
il to become their home, and settling down peace
ably there.
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MERCER COUNTY.

At Democratic meeting recently held in Mcr-
Ger county, there were seventeen Vice Presidents,
ALI. WHOM SERVED UNDER GEN. HARRI-
son AT FORT MEIGS, WITH THE EXCEP-
TlON OF ONE WHO SERVED UNDER Gro
CHAN AT THE VICTORIOUS DEFENCE OF
FORT STEPHENSON
The soldiers Of GENERAL. Harrison seem to
know him. York Gas.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17

NETHERLANDS SQUADRoN.-thc Phla-
depha North American says that the five or six
lieutenants and the surgeon of the Mediterraneans
squadron, who had been sent home by Commo-
dore Hull, and the principal charge against whom
was their unwillngness to associate with the ladies
Of the Commodore's family, have received orders
from the proper department to return to the Med
iterrancan and resume their several commands
This decision will have the effect of preventing Of
fcers in future from taking their wives and fhmi-
lies with them in our vessels of war. The prac-
iice we have heard much reprobatcd by many Of
the officers in the navy as tending TO relax the rig
id Discipline necessary in our larger vessels.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17

,C-FsWc understand that the Hon. Isaac Hill.
has been nominated to the Senate, by the President
for the office of Receiver General for New England
to reside here. An nvidual ofhigher integrity, or
more capable of discharging the duties of this i'm
por,ant office, canno, be found in this section of
the Union we think it doubtful however, whclh-
or Mr. IL will accept of the nppontment. 3. Post.
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the posts are to be garrisoned by regulars. The
Governor has issued an order for raising one thou
sand men for the defence Of the frontier.
A scout, under Capts. Beae and Holmes recent
ly left Fort King, for an examination of the Big
Swamp, guided by an Indian woman. Capt
Holmes came upon large fields under cultivation
and over an hundred Indians preparing for their
green corn dance. They Immediately fled leaving
an infant asleep. A large amount of,heir plunde81
was obtained.
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WOOL CARDINC 4 CLOTH DRESSING.

yy,IE suhsrril,,rs would inform the inhabitants Of Que
chez aud vicinity that they have engaged the privilege
of arinc and Cloth Dressing, at the factory ct y. T. n
G. Strong a Dewey the ensuing year. and having superior
N,rhipcry Halter themselves that they shall be able to
olive satisfaction to those who may favor them with their
rus,ou Wool cleansrd aud oiled In the best manner
Wool and cloth taken and returned Stuckers Store,
IJ,rtIaud -Four Corners Rice 4 Inardmans and TAT,
Rate, A. Go. Woodstock II week. They will he
authorised TO hargn and settle the ii customers
choose. u lOpcr cent discount for cash down:
A. &. DEWEY,
J. s. HAINES.
Qucrhcc, May 23d lsi0 3-m
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17

SPIRIT OF MODERN WHIGGERY:-On the l7lh
Democrat by the name of Eastman, got into an
argument upon politics in Vests bar-room at Bos-
cawen and was ordered ont ofdoors; but not going
so soon as pleased his wing opponents, son Of
the tavern keeper, seized an Iron bar and struck
him over the head frac,uring his skull in several
places. For nearly week Eustman's life was de-
SPARED of but we are happy to hear that there is
now aprospcc, of his recovery.
~ IT. Patriot.
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FROM FLORIDA.

The 81. Augustine papers Of the 9Th inst, do not
bnfrm the rumor that the Alachua settlement had
cen attacked by the Indians and thirteen families
|augh,ered. The News says that a Gordon of posts
to be established across the peninsula from Fort
fling west 10 the Wi,hacoochc and cas-, to Smyrna;
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17

VNTITT SOUTIIGATE, Merchant Talors, have just
w received from Boston, the most splendid assortment
Of Cords their line Of business offered in dissection
the country, consisting in part Of Broadcoths CASH
mcres, Doe skins STYLE Merno Cassimeresand summer
goods of every description.
good assortment o domestic goods and Tailors trim
mngs of all kinds and at low prices for cash or short credit
W. s. Platter themselves that with every means in
their power and hy constant attention to their business,
they shall be able the calls of oil who may favor
them with their patronage.
All kinds of garments made on short notice and warrant
cd TO iii sale, mud in good style as in any other
shop Cutting done for Others to make short notice.
Woodstock may, T. lslO. til
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17

John Quincy Adams, in letter to friend, few
days since, says,n postscript, "Harrison wiil
come in like mhiriuind!' Mr.. Adams always
thinks of tornadoes and whrlwinds in connection
with Presidential election. Old Hickory came
in like whrlmind, and Mr.. Adams was swept a
way in the same stOrm.-.N Y. Herald.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17
MONEY WANTED.

XE want and must have all debts due of more than
w wears standing by the first vi August next
All pecsons called upon by this notice will, attend to !,
without delay, and themselves cost.
Il. NJ. & s. II. STOCKER.
IIartlanl, June 30, l5iO. Off
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17

Bennett of the New York Herald, CWhis) SAYS;
"The Wisconsin Enquirer, loco ioco paper, says
that Gen. Harrison is the father of three strappng
half breed Indians, and fellow by the name of
John II. Kinzic, of Chicago. says he knows better.
How does he know it. What base motive can in
duce him to strip Gen. Harrison of three of his no
b'cs, aures' Wonder il that Kinzie knows the
father of the Wmncbago half breeds But we be-
lieve the story, and shall
Go for Harrison therefore,
Without why or wherefore.
Gen. Harrison is just the man for President, n
man of genuine sagacily, who gets Colonel John
son TO fight the Indians, whilst h. kisses the squaws
Let us hear no more from loco foco presses about
h" lIarrison's imbcc,liiy." In three instances, n,
least, he has proved himself to be a--man."
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17
I.IIlCR ATOM.

TUNlls NAV certify hntI have given to my son Henry
II N. L. Soughton his time from the seventh DAY ~
March, to transact business for himself this is therefore 10
forbid oil persons trusting him my account as shall pay
no debts Of his contracting, claim any oI h NJ
ter the above stated time. X. ". sTOuGHIoN.
Sharon July, 1910
Caleb knsmsn, witness.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17
From The Salem advertiser.
THE ACTUAL STATE OF PARTIES,
AS INDICATED BY TILE pOpuLAR VOTE.

We have taken some pains to ascertain the
strength of the two great political parties in this
country, as shown by the latest elections. Our in
formation is derived from authentic and reliables
sources In the subjoned table we have made a
comparison of the majorites at the last and prev-
Gus elections, in every State of the Union -
Present Federal Fed loss and Dem. loss
Dcm.maj maj Dem gain. and fed gain.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17
MARRIED..
In Reading, by B. ITapgood, Esq, Mr. Aaron
IIoughton, TO Miss Diana Dean, both Of Windsor
DIED.

DIED.
In this village on the 18th INST. Miss. LAURA
A. CLARKE, aged II, Of apoplcSy. Dissection
proved coagulum Of blood of one ounce in the
ventricles of the BRAIN
In Reading, June 4th, Mr.. Preston Western aged
So.
Mr.. Jacob Brigham, aged rs.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17
April 1910.


WIS to notify a whom il concern, that have
given tn NV Chester Stilwcll his time 'n trade aud
act for himself as shall claim oi his wages nor pay
any of his debts, from this date. WV. STlLWELl.
Pomiret, July TO- lsiO.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17
RE-OPENED RE-OPENED.

FHNliE Subscriber respectful informs his friends in the
Village of Woodstock and vicinity that he has taken
the shop the Store Of T. Hutchinson Jr, lately occu
pied by James NJ Fisher, taors Shop, where he i'll
tends to carry the above business in all the various
branches lie also returns his thanks to the citizens for
the past ayOs that they have bestowed upon him, and no
hopes they will continue the patronage usual az
he will warrant all garments made up in his shop to fit
cstOmersand will always be found in his shop ready 20
wait on all who may favor him with their custom.
n D. Particular attention paid tie cutting for Others to
make up All work executed with neutnGss and dispatch.
HENRYC. TAFT
Woodstock June Is, l64O TIT
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17
MILITARY GOODS.

u USSEII. 4 CLARKE have received fresh assortment
IL OF Military Goods and will furnish Companies and
Officers the least tia, they be had in this section
IF the Country. "ti
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17
DIR. Il. X. PALMER,
6kFFlCE over o. A. Bryant d Co.'S Store.
" Lodgings at Adens.
Woodstock, July 18th 1910.
NOTICE.

lBNlS may certify that have given my son Joseph Nor
n ri Abbott his time to Tor himself and shall claim
none his earnings puy any debts of his contracting al
Ter this date. DANFORD ApyOTT
StOckbridgc, VT, july 9Th 1910. lift
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ATTUE SIGN OFOLD TINE.

u UsSELL CLARKE, Watch-makers and Jewellers,
IL directly opposite Whitney's hotel Woodstock VT,
keep constantly hand, for SALE general assortment OF
Clocks Watches and Jewcry. Watches and Tine Pieces
of all description repaired and warranted to perform well,
on reasonable terms. Also Music Boxes and AccOriOns
repaired and tuned Oh short notice
An orders from abroad by mail or otherwise will reccyo
immediate attention.
May Z, lao. l.'f
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17
NOTICE.

ILL., those indebted to the subscriber for goods sold, of
IN more than yeur standing, notified, that pay
neni must be made by the first Of August ytspccal
tracts cycepc and that those having unsettled accounts
requested to settle the previous to that time
Barnard June, 80 1910 J. H. DANFORTH.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-17
From The Ohio Statesman.
HARRISON TIE SEDUCER.

As the Cincinnati Republican has seen proper to
notice our illusions to General Ilarrison's moral
standing in community, we refer the Editor to his
own columns, lie will there find the following
publications as per dates:
"Thc public mind has unhapily been excited and
in some degree agitated, by report extremely un-
favorable TO the reputation Of two individuals and
the felicity of two families hitherto promising the
high consideration of an enlightened community,
namely, those of Gen. W. II. Harrison and Doc
tor Abraham Brewer.
GAS is not uncommon in such unfortunate cases,
great mistakes have taken place, and very unjust
communications been extensively circulated. In the
present case, an effort has been made to cast the
whole blame upon DR.. Brewer and his injured and
suffering family by insnuations and assertions that
they have destroyed their own reputation for the
base purpose Of eytor,ing in some way, from Gen.
II. large sum Of money. As this is nothing bet
ter than adding injury to injury and completing the
climax of degradation by the grossci insults, the
public are respectfully informed, that in due time
full and fair development, of the whole affair shall
be laid before them for the purpose of avcrting the
odium from the innocent and casting it upon the
guilty head of the cruel destroyer.
"'rhat the public may distinctly see the object
of the proposed development. it is proper to state,
that it is not to save the reputation of Miss b. which
is now unfortunately lost, nor TO prevent Gen. ii.
from attaining the political elevation 10 which he
asprcs; as the election will be before the dis
closure can take place; but to save DR.. Brewer
and his afflicted family from the unnertcd disgrace
of becoming their own dcs,roycrs from the most
unhallowcd of all motives, that of avarice.''
(SignedD JEREMIAH II. BROWER.
Cincinnati, Feb. 2, 1925.
81 shall take no further notice at this time of the
publication Of J. H. Brewer, which appeared in
the Emporium of Thursday last, than TO say that
the charge which he has there promulgated, against
his DUN sister, is base, unlounded and malicious
SANDER. That although the negative part of the
proposition lies on me, ! shall be able to show to
the satisfaction of every unparalleled mind, tina
such is the character of that chaige, wherever and
however an investigation of the subject may take
place."
(Signed) w. II. HARRISON.
Cincinnati, 18th February, 1925.
upon referring again to the communication Of
Jeremiah n. Brower which appeared in the En-
porum Of the I'd inst, the reason assigned for that
publication appears to be, a rumor that the family
of Dr Dro,ycr had been charged, bv me, with a
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tSigned) W. II. HARRISON.
Cincinnati, 4th February, 1925

"Upon referring again to the communication Of
Jeremiah n. Brewer, which appeared in the En-
porum Of the I'd inst. the reason assigned for that
publication appears to be, a rumor that the family
Of DR. Brewer had been charged. by me, with a
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Treasury DCpartment. J

Treasury Department,
Washington March I, 1922.
SIR:-I have the honor to inform You that this
Department has no further service for you as COL
lecior of Mobile. Respectfully,
S. Dnsmore, Esq w. ii. Crawford.
Mobile
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96,23l l7,4S2 1907 ia
1882 1861

DEM nett majority by the last elections, 1919.
DEM nett gain over previous year, l2S,2i3
If there are errors in the above table, they will
be found in our favor. For instance-the vote of
South Carolina, could we obtain it, would add
largely to the democratic majority and gain, and in
Kentucky, we put down the federal majority of
1886, when it is well known we made Il large gain
last year in that State.
;L5" The annexed table will give the state of
the Electoral Votes, as shown by the. result of
the latest clpciiOus.-
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Mobile. Feb. 7. 1922.
Sir IL have the honor to acknowledge the re-
ceipt of your letter of the 18th, and of informing
you tina, the Tombigbee does not run mp at oH
Very Respectfully,
Hon. w. II. Crawford, s. Dinsmorc.
Secretary Treasury
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4 IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office at
IL Royaon, VT, June the 30, l3lO.
John Abin Noah Con Harry Shpman
Joseph Dlanclrd Nm Harvey Marietta Stone
Ephraim Barnes Michael Haskell Lucy Smith
Dilstin Bowen Susan lathrop Henry Thompson
Horace lIurpec Samuel Mecaf Laura Hatcrrnan
Sooman Bumham Eliza Ordway George & UCbster
John " Bennett Mllisa OriWay Harry HiGh,
Lydia Chamberlain n. Plan,in Hannah Wheeler
Terry g. DOwncr Martha Lyon Dcytar Hatterman
Mwy Flynn Elisabeth Smith
f. T. NEVENS. =. VI.
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4 lST or LETTERS remaining in the Post Oilico ut
Brownsville, VIZ June 80 lei0.
J w Blanchard Mary lOlbrook Rev Sargent
Henry Chumbcrlin Darius lycns Jr Mary Stowcl--j
II Daniels Edward North Peter TAYLOR
Adlne Gibson Leonard Persons 2d Oliver Woodward
Isaac Gates Joseph Sargent
II. b. BROWN, p. NJ.
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FREE COUNTRY AND FREE TRADE.

FNTT. Z VI y I II Nv II IL TIII NIfDH1s
VEVlE subscribers respectfully give notice that they have
4 lust received and are now opening at the Old Stand
OF joseph B. DanOrth Esq. rich and fashionable stock
of Spring and Summer Goods OF the best styles for the
country tradc,-tosethcr with u general assortment Of
Corkcry Glass and Hard Ware w l. Goods, Paints, Oils,
Dye SulS, aud complete assortment of Iron and Boston
Nails pyn OF Liquors tho boat that
be found in The country &C. &c,
Purchasers requested to call and examine our Stock
before purchasing elsewhere ms the above Stock will be
disposed oat extremely low prices for cash approved credit,
or country produce. For further particulars Gull and
BOSWORTlI a FOSTER.
Barnard, June l5i0 7-l3
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4 lST or LETTERS remaining in the Post Office n,
AZ Springfield VT, June 80 l5lU.
Charles Aiken-2 A X Howard Mills Rcdhed
Sarah Anthony Amash ID Howe Asa Rollins
]. lIuard Mary llalclton Martin Rice
Esther Bates Il l. Holden Amos Sergeant
SilRs Bemis G. Holden Abel Slwtcll
George Brown Ruth jenkins Obadiah Streeter
B Blanchard Nahum Knights Mary Spencer
Corew Joel kncclaud-2 John Slack
o Cook Mary 4 Ia,hrop Jonas Spencer
Clement Lincoln Joseph Sclen
stephen Cobb w Lockwood Martin Spicer-3
Gratia Chapman John Miller Horace Tucker
Elizabeth Damon cd & Merriam James Walker Il
Horace Damon Horace Putnam Josiah Wells-9
james Davidson Mary Parker Israel Whitcomh
G Farnsworth Abel T Page Percs Whitcomb
Sally Fletcher pulsicr Whitc0mb
Albert Gill Simon Pcascy Jcdcdah Ward
Il GOotnow IIerher Pratt EE Woodward
w Gronnell Daniel Randall William Wood
Growing
GEO. WASllBl'RN, r. NJ.
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LACONIC.

We cut the following forom an old paper -
Treasury Department,
Washington Jan. Is, 1922
Sir This Department is DESTROYS of knowing
how far the Tombgbcc river runs up. You will
please communicate the information
S. Dmsmore, Esq, Respectfully,
Collector, Mobile. W. II. Crawford.
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n IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office nj
- proctersyillc VI. June 30, l5I0,
Ryland Fletcher Lcundcr Small Uilson Newcomb
John Parker JOHN II ROBINSON r. NJ.
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NOTICE. WARREN Il MUTE, would respectfully
~ give notice To their friends and the public, that they
continue manufacturing Saddles, Harnesses Trunks VAL
Uses aud Carpet Bags and all other articles in their line of
business to suit customers, at their old stnnd-as they in
tend suit in order TO get living by their bus
they respectfully return their thanks for past
patronage, and hope for Il continuance
Woodstock MAY z, 1910. Lift
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TAILORING,

YeALPIl HOWARD, corner of Main and State Streets
Al Windsor VI. respectfully informs his old friends and
the public generally that he continues to carry his bust
in the durable and fashionable style and pledges
himself be Ou,dOnc 0uerdOne BY any country
Enlistment from the disputed Territory to Texas
The latest fashions always hand, aud every thing in
readiness TO please those who may favor him with their
custom. June Z, It-f
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n A. BRYANT i Co., Have on hand and are just
". receiving prime assortment OF spring and summer
Goods, which will be sold fO prices for cash
approved credit, such prices cannot fail TO suit Gus
toners. Please call and They will be sold on the
terms heretofore excepting that all accounts which
paid within the year after the account has conf
menced will be considered cash. and be paid in cash.
n. b. All demands due of than years stand
ing must be paid no mistake.
May ~, o. A. BRYANT IL Co.
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Berkshire Medical Institution.

VNIIE Annual Of lectures in this Institution will
commence on the first THURSDAY! eth Of August 1910,
ana continue thirteen weeks.
Fee for the whole $50 fec for those who have al
ready attended two full courses SlOgraduaton fee Sis.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
II. II. CIIlIDS, NJ. D.,
Theory and Practice Of Medicine and Obsteir'cs'
WILLARD PARKER NJ. d.,
Principles and Practice Of Surgery
ROBERT WATTS, in. NJ. D.,
General and Pathological .inatOmy.
DAVID PALMER NJ. d.,
Chemistry, Materia Medica cnd Jurisprudence.
ROBERT NELSON, ND,
1iuatomy dnd Physiology.
The Berkshire Medical Institution has been in operation
about twenty and has been literally parOniscd By the
public. 1t has been the object of the trustees to make
the advantages offered students by this School cores
pond with the rapidly improving state of medical science.
PARKER l.. HALL, Sec'y.
PitisGrll Nnss Nav lsiO. dim