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HIGH SCHOOL Is STANTON.

THE subscriber proposes 10 open Classical and Mathematical
School III Stalnrou the Isl Monday Sepe-
hcr and terminate the last Friday in June following.
thorough. and of instruction will he given
Ancient Languages Mathematics including all the
Colleges Natural Philosophy, and usual
subjects English Education, while the strIrtcs
he paid Ia the HABITS and department. Of the pupils
said be remarkable for heath intelligence
morality.
Board, including thing, can b. had in
miles from SD to Si month iew pupils viii
into tie family q: the subscriber.
Tuition sin pes ssion Of ten months PAYABLE in equal por
tions the Isl Mondays Of September and February.
lie deems add thing evidences
teacher formerly published, and as regards hi.
conduct acting Mathematics University OF
Virginia. refers sboined Of the Visitors
Address, r. Powers, Charlottesville the following
gentlemen Saunton: Judge LncaS p Thomson Mcssrs
Thomas Mcie g. Breckenridge and " g. Kinney post
paid PIKE POWERS
Rrsd, That the thanks Of the Beard Of Visitors unani
Mr. Pike Powers the
factory manner which he discharged the dmes
of Mathematics al in the University for the
portion ensuing death Prof stl-
which, opinion Of the Board, ryncrs high mate.
maca talent attainment and happy power AZ lecturer
and instructor the Secretary do the
going Resolution 10 Mr. Powers.
copy. Teste,
FRANK CARR, Secretary
Aug. 81 3l-w3w
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.


MEDICAL EPARTMENT-'rhe Lectures N ms u
on the LIST of September, aud terminate the 4t % ~
suing.
The great length Of the session. compared with other m
Institutions, Than equivalent of their sessions
enables three Professors perform all duties usually AZ
10 s1 The plan Of instruction j. 10y dy tranoh0Hs A.
and is arranged allow the student
well complete hi> medical studies u>tu oa,-
combining M The advantage "f prfcGtc pupagc Win '
lures. The nt,y "f this plan Ia. been fiy ics.ti
education Of more than sly hundred medical student.
The entire cost for the at months : SIR, n
fees 10 Professors, board, lodging "a>hn. aud srf.ant
ahce, fuel and light isc d! public rooms. disscctns r. a
Of subjects. The Professors
Henry Howard, NJ d. Professor Of Pathology AMI Pfa.
Medicine, Obstetrics and Med. Jurisprudence.
John +. Emmett, NJ H., Professor of Chemistry, raal7
Matera Melica.
James L. CaLell, 81 D., Professor Of Anatomy, Phy.o.
Surgery.
July u -
10 The Richmond Whig the National Intelligence aa
Globe, the Baltimore Patriot and Republican, pitthurs -
and the Winchester Republican, VIII publish both 81 r
Tor weeks; and the Cincinnati Gazette, Wheeling CART
Valley STAR the Raleigh Register and Fayetteville Dt-t'
g., Nashville Republican and Union, Tenn, Natchch t"gf
Mssissippinn, Miss, Charleston Courier and Mercury.
MIiledgeye Recorder and Savannah Georgian, Ca, tir
Chronicle and Huntsville Democrat, and the Fla: i" te
Tuscaloosa, Ala the Argus and Bee y. o.. and tn ioH
Advertiser Louisville KY, Will publish both ~ tie ait
seinentS weekly To the amount of dollar Ter h0 a
one cony 10 the Proctor The several papers VII f"'tt
accounts "a the Editor Of the Enquirer for collection, y W
September.
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"Muc4 WI ernA'ss rSsnN"..
fE.rom .he Charleston Coar;cT;l
rur rI1RIDA EMPRESS RIDER.

he Charleston
THE FLORIDA EXPRESS RIDER.
Com. c,,,h, day il breaking, my uusN s'ecu,
Come forth. his day that must ny ~! sise' ,
10. FAR far 10 ride, through te hihmoeh Gtss"'
,rhs,a IN n ,nbnsh the red savage lies unSecm.
NJ hraubls nor drift sand must stay my hight,
r. my lash is keen, and NV spur IS pfl.ht' 80,
Ard well ,hou dust know where the cash = ia'u,
Iybeu the sharp shot rings IN cypress s"a"e-
,1,s then thou dost bear the flaming rein,
As twist INV hand in thy flowing ina'--
AS the tall palmetto, and manerorr dfeaf,
we leave behind In our Wild career,
Az with lichtnin. limb, DER the sanas se ny
For the barren plain and the opcn SKY
OH the music, no heart loves IKE my own,
or thy bounding hoof in The forest lone
fright the dark wolf from ms lazy pace,
And start the red deer from his hiding place'
When The wild whoop tells me oil DANGER heai'
| crouch in my saddle, but not IN lear;
Far know there's hand that can always save,
Whilst n God watches over the yonns ana brave.
,Tis mine 10 scatter the seeds Of care
In the hearts aud homes OF The young ana iair,
And oftimes think As onward 20,
OF the sources | carry Of JOY aud woe
Glad news for the maiden whose heart Is hound
70 the soldier whose couch Is the tentru ground
To the sister who blends with bIothets name
The bonored need and the cilded fame
But lidings, oh. sad for the mothers e'r,
Her son hath been borne on 4 lowy bier,
To an early grave in the Wild wood dun,
Where the night bird c.oaks on The cypress iiiio.
OF thousands, carry the joys ana tears,
Though never shall see tirir smiles or tears
And when speed up 10 the fortress gate
oh, what anxious faces around me- Wat
The gay youth grasps with trembling hand,
The news of his lo.e IN the far OF land
The father looks The sable seal,
With a wound AT his heart no hope can heal;
His manly limbs with acue shake,
Yet that warning seal he dares not break,
one single sentence may brln. despair
His wife-hs son--and his daughter fair,
III. sees them all, As he saw them last
Hut he knows that one from the earth has pass u
Yet he fears TO learn which hope Is dead,
Whose claim the tears he 50 soon Will shed
And vet 10 this life io Joyous cling,
For I'm welcomed whatever be the news bring.
And love-oh. love, when the full moon shines,
To Nv meath the shade of the dark, tall pines,
Whilst the South wind that plays with my flowing hair
Is not half light rs the heart bear.
For have sister young and bright,
Who watches for me III that pale moon 5 hight;
When the tramp Of my sieed III the dark pass rings,
And is borne In her on the night winds wings;
Bright heartfelt tears in her dark eyes beam,
As she flies TO my arms with joyous scream
Oh. n life like inine-who'd Ivy il down,
For the idle pomp uf the painted town:
Not met for love too well,
In the heart uf the green forest IL dwell,
And | heed not the wide world, whatever II he,
For the wild wood is world enough Tor M.
Lieut. \. L. LEE, L. :.
ampa Bav, F. F., July, 1911.
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HGuLY IMroRrASr-Latest trom the Bo""dary-
Tremendous c1citcment-We are indebted TO the New
York Herald and the Tatle for slips containing the ol-
lowing important news:
The Bangor (AIane) Wing received on Saturday
morning. contains an article from the Woodstock ~
By Telegraph, from which learn that great excite.
ment prevails the ncighbnrhood Of the Boundary line,
consequence OF the proceedings OF the American par
" of exploration. The Telegraph says:
ave have ben informed that they are Tunn'nga new
line East Of the old boundary cutting down and leaving
space Of from forty eighty feet vide, and marking
! the L. s. Boundary Line. The angie formed by this
uc direction Of the line is said to be SO great that seve-
raj extensive ceangs belonging to our farmers IN the
back settlements have been taken IN and included as
American property. We have heard OF several farms
losing from fifty hundred acres, and one IN par
ticu!ar We have been informed had been entirely nclu-
drd in the State Of Manie and idea held out that
those persons must become American SUBJECTS, winch
has caused an unusual degree of excitement.
/ The Telegraph adds, thll II would not be suTpr's-
ing If 4 collision should take place. Attempts have
already been made to interfere and prevent the Com
mssioners from proceeding and il is probable that be-
fore they reach tie ST ]ohn they will be obliged TO de-
sis The Editor willing that they should explore any
where through the province, but that they have no
right to run line of their construction, and marx
II as the boundary Of the u. 5.
The same paper states, that Major-Generai SIR Jere-
mal, Dcacnson, X. c. b., Commander OF the Forces.
and Staff, accompanied by Col. Bazalgatte, q NJ ,,
had arrived at Woodstock, and Will proceed immedI-
aely to Grand Falls.
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IN Northumberland Circuit SUI
pror Court. Clerks OiFre. 9th July isil, al Rules.
Fabricius Leland, h. cambridge Cox, his next friend,
against Complainant
Edward Cox and MARY his wife Peter r. Cox and Ann Maria
sally Lucy L. Leland, Charles A. Leland Ju-
di Leland Betsy William A. Leland and Baldwin lie
land Robert Mayo, IT, William Ba-ye, Robert Bailey and John
Bailey, Defendants:
This dag the plaintiff by his Attorney and appearing
evidence that the defendant, Lucy r. Leland,
not Of the Commonwealth If Virginia,
entered her appearance, and given security according
Assembly and the rule, Of this Court II ordered
that the said defendant do appear here the first day Of October
and that copy This order b. forthwith inserted for
successfully the Richmond Enquirer and posted
al the front door Of Tie Court house uf this eGunry
(CopyJ l.. 4. VI. LELAND, c. c.
July o 23-wsw
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DIAPER. PAPER THE Franklin Manufacturing Company Of
Richmond hand good assortment 81 Letter,
Cap, Book. Medium Printing and other Paper of various
kinds, which they believe viii hear comparison ~ quality ana
price uf similar establishment IN tr Union
They with confidence solicit The patronage OF their Tor
friends and the public generally and ready 10 execute or
ders description paper that may he desired, which they
furnish reasonable They request that all orders or
may he addressed either TO their agents
SON. Mr. John Richards, Superintend
al the Paper MIL
Richmond SEM 3i-wtf
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( from ~, Rat. Republican. J


" T"E. oH"AS. '-The National Inclligenccr Of
yesterday 'nornng calls the Albany Argus the Tory
Organ sud Wig, does the reader inquire, has the
cool ana sfchei organ of the Cabinet got into rage
nj the J .Es and lost sight Of us sproprcty:" Why
merely 'acan>e Tie latter PRINT has gwen "aminu
accoan' !, torch light proccsson,. which took place
IN Az: - Y commemorate an act Of President elect
ed ~ T'y, OF one branch Of which the mlelli
gencer IL, "r,an, AMI in support OF the election Of
winch ;-rs!enf the lnelligcncer lahored indus
,r,ou-l. i'r months since. The paragraph which! has
raised the Cabinet Editors ire, is one in which the
meeting. Al is close declared the members of the Ca
bnet "are unworthy Of The public confidence and
ought al once TO abcae their places, that they may
be filled d: persons worthy public confidence
Is i!;eie any Toryism in Tins: We none-but
sc do s. pen -rery much, III the following "sayings
and doi' Of one Of this very Cabinet, which thu
Editors " lnte!ligencer acknowledgement their
drvoonV1he chief which has caused them so sud.
denly Ia le sight Of their usnsual caution and cool.
n,ss and apply the ephe, Of Tory organ the Al
bany Argus. Let the reader Judge which is mos, en-.
titled 10 the application gwen BY The lniegencer; the
press that records the donss Of assembare Of Anne
rcan Teemen, rejoicing The occasion OF veto hay
ing been placed on an institution which they believe
10 he destructive Of our free institutions. or the press
who supports the Cabinet that would have persuaded
The President 10 allow such institution 10 be brought
into existence at the ead and front Of which Cabinet
rs the individual of which tie following is p.rl of his
eventlul history
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Chnrlottesyille, Aug. II, 1911.

AND FOR SAIE-PurSnant 10 The last VIII and testament
IL Iien.aw, deceased, VIII be sold 10 the highest hh
der Orange September Court day Tract 9"
Land Orange, containing about titc 'nhas
and ,ry acres c land purchased b. said John rnsaw
nf Joseph fliirn and adjoining tn land Of VIM Gc H-
Kew This land vii br sold IA the lump iur one ii fi-
and hs balance o;.,te purchaser giving bond
and security deed Of the credit payle-
The ptblc are invited prem Possession gwen
Immediately. ELiHAEEii HEAShhn.
Elcc1trlrJ Join HsnsbGE dcrG
Ana 2 .J-atl-
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(f,rom fac Cndiso.ie .sGrsr;,ser.
DANIEL. WEBSTER 4 TORY.

AS is denied that The god like was opposed 10 his
country during the last war; the Boston Advocate pub
lsed, some time back, Daniel Webster's memorial 10
James Madison, against the Daniel and II Others
of New Hampshire were Committee 10 draw II up on
the par. of Federal Contention, held at Brentwood
Rockingham county, n. H., on the 9TH of August, 1872
Webster Chairman IF the COMMITTEE, aud drew up
the memorial Read thesecSiracs, and let Federalism
blush:
"To Jas Madison, Esq, rrcsiden, ofthe L. S.
1.-The alarm excited III our.mnds BY The favorite and
long continued Restrictive System is raised still high
er, by The late Declaration of War against Great B,i-
lam, event which we believe, in the present de.
iencelcss circumstances ofhe country will be produe
tire { eciis q iacaiculat@e magnitude.
"lf - could perceive iha, the present was
JUST; If w could perceive that OUR RIGHTS and
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- oBERT K. HOWlSON, ArrnR.GY ~ Law, Richmond, pa
IA will practise the Superior and Inferior Courts oi Richmond
llenrico Chesterfield and Hanover
Office Main above the Drug Store al cssrs Joi ~
Els,ace Son. and doors below The Bell Tavern
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FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, hing & Queen CcuHty.-Tl'e TX
of Tins Institution, Tor the newt session. VIII COM
the ii September and terminate The 'th tctii
her. The entire for The session exclusive o candies
VIII be- 81. &c. payable M The end Of The year. - -
Adtrc.s-Flccwood Academy. OLIVER WHIT.
4 I5-2t&w3w
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TIE EacIc Ilotel. CAn1ioltesrllIe, for Rent:

an the first Monday, in August next that being Acmare
~ Courl day, il. we'll known establishment VIII be publicly
rented the premises for term of years to commence On The
OF October particular description Of lie property Is
deemed those wishing rent VIII Of RI
such they mds
desire We Will only add that the Eagle Hotel Is situated
Public Square The Court house; and that according 10
the hands of competent IL Is the
Of profits The particular terms will be made known
the day of renting
portion othe fine adjacent building, known the JEFF
erson Hotel and belonging the Estate of John Winn dec
for been rented with the Eagle Hotel. We
The Executor Estate that the
will be cred fn rent nj the time and place above mentioned
aud upon like The commencement and duration Of
the lease with The EAGLE Hotel. NM H. FiTcH,
EGBFRT 4. WATSON.
JAMES NORRIS,
rfccufgys n @. Norris. f,rslSfd.
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Caroline, Aug. Eth, ISL.

rJ,WENTY DOLLARS REV AID will he given for the app,.-
4 lrnsnn Of Negro Jn rs he sometimes caiis
himself James Bell who away on Tie nish al tue ~
gust lie ycl!owsh complexion near SIX ier hisn -
wears Of are has clerks. occa,iuned by bis
ter has syne scratches his face, occasoned 10y ia from
hnr.e has Of his eyes, aud has lost one o hs es
teeth He had when lie away dark cassiet fi anu
pantaloons and drawn his Summer clothes ne eehtla!
plain hut occasionally tammer and al>ies ms VOICE
The above reward viii given taken out of the county ana
in Jail that can get hun, SU u taken III tue eo
~ lie has of with negro man St-
RESIN WHEAT.
ANA ~ IglI 9D-w:iw
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ESCAPED.-JOHN late the property q d. i,,t,,n &
T. CUMBERLAND county. escaped from ne ;n.s -
abort before |! o'clock He is black feel ,s
on dirty prisoner,s eiothns shirt and panalonns
cling clay in a well-went without hat or snoe s.,
ewayd will be gyen for his Apprehension am &c. pD.,.ss
7. : moH"a-i '"f 3l-"
Aug. nlsi, ls4l.
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,hiius f'arer,

TO the Distributes IF Tic Estate ot iheophttus faes'
licensed.
HAVING settled ms final account n Administrator he
ls Fayer deceased hereby given 10 The di>trhu
lees tat am ready pay al! their respective portions
and earnestly request Them IL forward anh receive m
same and plead this nOtle barrier 10 TIE recovery 81
any interest upon the fund now ~ my hands. ..
"' GEORGE GREEN, .7dminhtraior.
a.. 99-wiw
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LATE FROM CHisA.-Advices few days later than
the arrival Previous have been received at New ioi':
from Canton Every thing quiet, and shipments
of teas for England and America were going on fast.
From the several public notices from H. NJ Plenipo-
Tertiary, il appears that Captain Elliott continues to
receive pacific assurances from the local government
which has also issued proclamation to calm people s
minds
The new Governor of Canton says that he is wait.
ing for the Imperial commands. The Emperors in
dgna,ion at the last accounts, boiling over.
The English nation is threatened with snnihllatlon,
and the Emperor even talks OF carrying his arms to
England. In this temper II is hardly 10 be supposed
that he will condescend 10 allow the British demands
The accounts from ali quarters state the number OF
soldiers in and near Canton to be daily increasing
which is supposed 10 be Indicative of hoslilitics.
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y ARE AND BEAUrIFUL--One of those snrerbly
~ toned and richly finished Six Hundred Dollar Piano foes
Just al hand by The schooner Julieite making thirteen
ments received within few days
My stock beautiful and extensive heart
could wish.
Who would no, like to choose gu, Of so large stock?
Z p. NASH.
July y 2l-wtwN
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p $ The renting of the property postponed nntl the
Monday September, Abemarle Coat day when Vii,
certainly take place.
Aur il 2o--wtlS
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SAMUEL r. PAINTER
So Hater street, Nc,o York,
Grain and General Commission Merchant.
NiA t1o II0-6m


Grain and General Commission Merchant.
Apri6 MN
R0 fLe Li1utcaant G0rern0r Of Tie State of pirginia
- 4 PROCLAMATION.
w r, IL his state by the death OF Isaac A. Coles, Esq, enc
# me delegates elect for The county of Abemare. the Sheriff
,ha, connv therefore required tn hold an election on NON
d,y The fourth Of October next being Suirl day Tor dee
-, 90 H., said county 10 ill the vacancy aforesaid.
ayn under uy hand Lieutenant Governor, (nrng, ae-
crup 10 the Constitution, Governor and under The
~ t,c caltll, Al Richmand, this 18th
l'E"I'i a. ~ au.ust ISL. JOHN RUTHERFORD.
49,, a. " ''7' 3-wiw
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE
IT, Z subscriber is constantly RECEIVING lr" , " 80, | n,
nufacrny of Nnns < Clark, New i"rS resan, inu PIN
ri ,no Fnrts possessing the latest improvements anu 'hat ae
% ~ Inc and sweetness tone peculiar 10 Their manu-
Also large assortment of Musical Instruments ana MUSICAL
Pan" Foes required tuned let hire and taken IN eS
change ur,p u,-ctc
~ l,rccs, collection of Music offered for sale IN ms
,e may be select FROM the OF the WIG
now enabled 10 sell al Philadelphia and New iorA "hoo
sale and retail prices. - r; ,d rro, bet,c,
terms Una" 'i'es ca" ""' r II. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Music Store, opposite ne BANS.
Nov 4 Wv .-
NTOTICE-Jon Dearborn, late Of Leacock TOWNSHIP Lthcs
ter county Pennsylvania died inestae on the lh peee
her 1879 leaving wife and chdrrn and leaving
BILE personal estate, which descend, to ms hrotefs anu
and their representatives lie nan brohr ehs :,
wears ago liy, in some part Of Virginia The said Henry
living requested or he dead his rhd'cn or other rsa
representatives are requested make ca To receive anu
for their shares said lnctatr estate wthih ~
y the laws of Prnn lyana Otherwise they VIII pe
'i''e' '''' DAVID STONE,
ABRAHAM Dearborn,
Administrators u .Lohn Deardorf, dec d.
New Holland, Lancaster county, Pa 40 ,...
Aug IL -'-"'N
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We understand, from the Boston Atlas, that Samuel
rockingham, Esq, late Receiver Of Public Moneys in
that city, has received orders from the Secretary of the
Treasury TO pay over the balance Of moneys in his
hands belonging to the Government, TO the Merchants
Bank in that city, which is selected the depository
of the public moneys
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If we mistake not the author OF the following al
mirable Expose, from the Albany Argus 1t is from the
pen of one of the first in New York, and one OF
the most distinguished leaders in Congress IL sheds
flood of light on the state of political parties at Wash
inpton The reader will recoec that this sketch was
drawn before the Veto known-and that every
thing which has TRANSFERRED, has confirmed the truth Of
the remarks and the sagacity OF their author
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J. &. GREGORY a. Co.. Managers.
oee .Han, ID door 5eon Man ant ia 'sf
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
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ITO FARMERS AND MTLLERs.-Iiaving large 6,..,,.,
i Ware house Immediately the Basin, Richmond ~
tobacco gain flour, by the Canal free al
of irayape and sell the the usual commits ion.
extensive and airy, farmers could
better depository for their grain Liberal advance, n
on All consisnments, and sales rendered pfonnt.
can be effected desired, The very lowest rate.
LEWIS I.UDIAN q Soy
Rtferences.-Kerr, Caskie & Co., Jnmes Gray, Ri,hmnn5
muel Miller John ilolins, Lynchbug. +"
We keen constantly hand supply Of Lump Pla.ter
best Liverpool Sack Salt l.. l.. d S1y
Iuy .llf
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NJEDtCAL COLLEGE, RICHMOND, yA-The apu W
lfi Term OF Lectures this institution will comm.nrs -
first Monday in November, and continue until the Isl 49,,
February
Dr. John Cullen Theory and Practice of Medicine
Dr. 4. J.. Warner on surgery
Dr. H. w. Chamberlayne Materia Medca and Thc,a,..,
DIR. r. L. Bomnnon on Obstetrics anu Diseases u Woara
Children.
Dr. Thus Johnson on Anatomy and Physiology.
DIR. Socrates Maupin on Chemistry
Clinical Lectures viii he delivered regularly n the an
Infrmary) the Professors Of Medicine aud sngrt ana
Penitentiary and Arnory by the Professor Of Maiu Mil
I'll. Professor of Anatomy charge 81 the sl
will deliver Clinical Lectures in that Institution IT'LL.
viii have the privilege of attending all u- Clinical H..
without charge. The advantages for cilneal n>trr'ir
practical anatomy surpassed by any medical srt Y
country. AUG. l.. WARNER, W. H., Dan u Iis ~,
Aug. 10 2s-,\