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the from coming Thls nimtabe
Hal. OF! will mke hair grow well, matter how much
da H nc Or soreness Is on the head; p
io s1
STRIKERS BAY on TIE BLooMINGDALE
THE sub eribsr. having leased the above establishment
ss &C. h stssds S Al that he will
tho. peons who have once visited this romantic aud
~ % sSss
Cd pa ." &. Of
s,5l;5 Bay I:.i, miles from ths civ Hall on Il. Bloom
S:Ss zee s's Il:
on DH n Il: sss
order d !ks sdss.T,s y fsvcfts
. ed hinge T
S::S with flower.
81 that 70 %
accommodation Of .h;;s r.on. who for health Or
The comisr and conv aides visiting this house will
especially studied and civihty and attention may always
stage. every hour from No.2o Bowe,y and
STEEL PENs-From the eele6r..sd manafaciory Of 10
- seph elliott, of Brninshsm-The high reputation Of
Sssey nu %as shs pa o o eh %
The Public are requested PARTICULAR from whom they
Lnown BY their superior quality and
by hsy 'f'''ns up SoSk iRsipya Sp sei
masimr % Maiden Lane.
their to Ss's
' 70, ss'........' case. of Mershandi..
pins'.s;.a $. :;; e 4: & s:
-, ''' GLOVER Msii ;S5 b.. w.,
~ Of rr.sb Seed
choicest specie: and varieties sale quantities 70
s n and Young
A..'an the results q his % S,as s IL
Cold Medal. G iSe S ss asd
oo and New Ya s Sr vns
Ofs products further comment is deemed
HALsOMiNE PAINT-The KsI.omine rant having be en-
severely tested in this city dnane the winter months
the public The numerous sps Paint now
in NrS h an mo. 81 ~, "a
srssaSis To the than They applied Without
,Onng any offensive smell or sjuriou. effect ups1
Orders received and iMs npor
feb 2, sm' sst Broadway. corner Franklin
DANDkUFF Io.. q hair Is caused 10y IsDgula
n . the Deoe sup
which the perspration becomes thick aud cammy
q Ss and BY ss Sd @ s
% hair 4is
s0 coli End @ S Ts BIZ .f sss i
revvss lie dormant powsrs surface vessels;
H. is S d. sn a
moved where i already EXISTS :, ....,., x,;.. n.:
.s.
hi. icy S ns Yr s% is ..
$h :f' 'S used T:
the hair had started: and commencing with the third !!
!. out f Msss .f sd hand sna
better than shs had lost think It was entirely p5odneedby
a similar re%T.s saIy; vorr, JOHN N. JACKSON
ST. r';assfs :ss II SSSs
Ss
gS W0EN TEF TIE SF FHE5 sSS
SYRUP il the only remedy which certain cure the above
IL seS hs ss Spa seG N
@ yH a.: 4...s, g.: sar Deter =:
gent and r :. deeie Fly tSe@ T se q 70
S% 5iHf' Extract,
". ] +.
p1 FE u sfn MONTHLY rILs-From NJ Bpd.oequ.
%hss nature has They n e.
a, sfs HaIsfEiSS;y FAMILY
as he adscs heartburn sour stomach dizziness and loss q
aver becr offered the public Price IS per
sold wholesale and retail by T.. M. GUION; lT Bowery,
c.rner OF Grand street. m23 Inn
AhScAatk 5h2RyErsd CO. g. r II: E s
street have just received by the Havre packe Ao and
r lccS Bo,.: fnss
.,s.rtment ofthe most ashionab's Howe" worn 10
son Dozen Pink sascers suitable for flower makers
10 c,,.s Msseris, n for rior yrpap.r. muslin floss
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TO CARPENTERS. BUILDERS, &c.
Just PyBLISHED,-The Modern Builders Guide con.
" w WH a r5p E -
hands every builder in the country 1t contains
rate treatise Hand and Stair Railing branch which ha
heretofore been but inperecty notice in other works IL
has been al ended with great hand
public, wholesale and retail, by the ubl,sher,
WILLIAM ID. SMITH,
Architect Portrait and Gard Engraver,
- 80 $50 Broadway, third story.
IeM kc
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CHAMPION WIG MAKER.

CHAMPION WIG MAKER.
NEW AND ELEGANT IMPROVEMENT IN
THE MANUFACTURE of TOUPEES.
PHALoN 81 Broadxay opposite St. PAu!s Church, is the
AMAZON TOUPEE,
q sss: .9 &. 4 si
% %psss fa fss f. sS on
pre- as 10 old
wig wearers Of their merit Asa ''
WIG AND SCALP
maker PHALONs qualifications well known and appIe
% IL ae s, sb s% s.ly :; s best in the
he Judges New
l'A can testify The f PRfi frp judge from the
Wig maker IN wforf ms
GRE AM---CREAM---CREAM
% p; s';';i TKis s1y fss.nr cy.sm
E En- sas1t fsa l.. ss. fs. .IS%sl known
Tg:s 81 : ssa x! g1 1s sSs, beard
At.snnsss ~ .ha, the sha,ps:t tn nny
Makes i pleasing task 10 shave,
fS't s XII RSG tSss' Fulton street. B
TO THE BALpAND GREY HEA DED-JONEs'
HOSE whose hair is falling out turning hss
to do Read this
certify that my HAIR falling out fast; Icombed out
handu'e daily since hove used Two bottles Of Jones' Oil
of Coral Ccasia it has quite stopped falling out, and
growit fast and dark.
w. TOMKIN5, ~ King ct.
This will give light red grey HAIR fine dark look. an in
time grow dark from the root Among others who
have u.ed hi. and certify F Power Brooklyn
Gilbert. jcweller, 81 avenue
Sold b. T. JONES, sign of the American Eagle s2-unes,
you careful Of the right number you'll be cheated with
counerfet-s2 Chatham street. Price g. and shings
botieree iss Falton street. Brooky is agent
m3Olm-
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NEJV BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK
THE NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Com.
Rruswck and New York. which they intend to run
pepty. -. -, $50
cepted and the foot of Liberty street New York asPM
country dealers and chants tbs above line very de-
sb the speedy and cheap Conveyance Of merehandiss
Live Stock who have $50 head Of cattle
veyel New Brunswick and New York, the day.
whenever required
The for the transportation Of cattle he,ses mules
sheep hogs Sc all other kind Of aRdise
low, never exceeding steamboat prices.
Merchandise BY this line not subjected TO any extra
charge in crossing the North River
tn. COMPANY have hsted large storehouse at New
Brunswick adjoining the Railroad Depot which will always
be open for the reception Of merchandise.
Passenger purchasing their tickets at the ticket Offices
willreceive ferry tickets gratis. ml4 3m-
NOTICE-On and after April let, 1874 the Communication
IN fare in the cars o! the New Jersey Railroad and Trans
Dortation Company, between New and the
places on the line Of the railroad has been reduced ncud
ING ferry) to SIS per and $50 for SIX months
mis-
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IRON 600 TO IooooIbs fresh Garden Seeds all the
suit gash.a Brdse.ans permanent .svsDisn%sn, COZ
Assistant containing the Of his 2? practice
New York As this work has been honored by the ard Of
Gold Medal from the American Institute which institu
tion and tIe New York Stse Agricultural Society having
aso awarded copies premiums for superior
or arden products further
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TALSOMiNE PAINT.-The K alsomine faint having
severely tested in this city dn.ng the winter months
The public The cimens Of Kalsonine Paint
erstinc in New York, renders alton of its ad
v,ntagss superuous among the most prominent the
following -
the than oil coors They applied without
oce onng any offensive smell Injurious effect upon
health and drying few hours. Kalsomine paint ay il
properly applied be washed when soed according TO drec
lions in the circular.
Orders received and punctually attended TO at the
KALSOMINE PAINT DEPOT,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of ioIlow goods, per ship
IN TAROLlNTA from Live rpool, (consigned order)
to call pay their freight. and attend
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CTEEL PENS-From the celebr.Ied manufactory Of 30.
- ssph elliott of Biruingham-The high reputation OF
these has induced Inferior maker initiate
The Public requested to be particular from whom they
purchase. 1900
The genuine may be known by their superior quality and
by style ofputtns constant supply for sale BY
M ROBBERY PARDOW, lst
m2s linz 90 Maiden Lane.
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IMPORTANT
TO CONSERVATIVES

NEW YORK, September 2ist, ls4i. To DR. c. H. Ring =
~ Sir Asyou have requested give you
how your Elixir of Lille" ted my case cheerfuy
ply for benefit Of others have had cough every
Tor several and always got relief from simple herb
till winter neither thing the other seemed ri
relief, and gradually wasting away-havng relinqn
business In this state persuaded hy Mr.
Peck try you Euir of Life and before had finished the
bottle not only cured OF cough in the
nsh but able business and find myself so
rapidly improving friends astonished expecting
hear my dra of seeing and robust
consider self ind bed for the saving Of my life and
any situated as | was, may call on
PcTERN HELMS. 10 THOMPSON St
Prepared and for sale By q. H. RING SO Fuon Cliff
mi9im'
HUItHtNUo oivMA,.n ~ lens Is CERTAIN cure
for Dyspepsia assisting Digestion weakness,
iseases, night sweats. &c.
Sir have in the of practice your sto
mach bitters and found them efficient IN cases
Of ndgeso acdity and debility OF the digestive organs
by no means class IT among the qaack OF the
day. but one which will confera great blessing many
ering fellow beings.
p. ] BRADY. NJ. D. $50 Brosme ST.
The iollo j: from DR. T. G. Ludlow sss Broadway-I
veyetaei tonics isptnsable with
The articles of which composed udiciousy
com,ned, and have doubt will prove able in The
cases for which you have recon nended IL.
Yours, sc. EDWARD G. LUDLOW.
Certificates OF mary cured can be at drug
store $50 Bowery of Broome where the above
only in s city and Mrs Hwy 1873 Fulton
Price large bottles 81; small 50 cents. Inn
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&elcettou..
From tte albany, l,gu., loh INST
IFS ilMoNi IN FAVOR OF ANIMAL NAG
NEllSM AND PilBENO NAGNrTlSM

ALBANY, Oct. :, 1912.
we The undersigned having attended the illustrations
OF Mr. combs and his talented pupil, have no hesitation
!" asserting 'ha' NE experiments performed on Wed
u's evening" oc' Q, "n two young yorsons r.Sbisnts
VI Aiany selected from crowded audience were ni
y conclusive aud satisfactory proving be,ond tbo nos
pNi,y VI douoi, the reality Of the magnetic sic,p
inc severe and even cruel experiments resorird Il,
~ ''o .o''ieo' such as itrnSlInl plus IN the flesh
hh"g 'he mouth with nadseous drugs. nlang conctn
used ammonia, &c, most completely established the lae
q her perfect Inconsistencies and tuial lnsena;t ~
external impressions OF inoany 4, serpt,on wL,,eor
whist te repeated efforts to arouse her pn,vc .n,1
oaNalihe oy The committee; aud not until the r,,,yi,1
Fasses oil me maghe,Iscr were made could She be =,
I, :" ""Atiu'hoas ihese attempts 10 awake her
oo'" mace oy iva w our own physicians DIS
Shompson aud Nc"c0ute both srcptleal ! ,,o t,I ,
pciied Ia add our unqualified testimony Il, tho ,t,
Inents ' '''''''u eAPeu
The young gentleman whose extreme vo,,hG.la,..
p'eeinded The possibility of any deception and VIM an
E .A'''i"eo was pronounced In profound Sleep and
nor ehhi various remedies rcsurtrd To- IN aY,len
nun, Tor the space OF five minuicS ,ld L.. o,L,,,, a.
least consciousness ~ ~
we nave siAed our names 10 this statement ~ a ,lp
" 10 The public and in order To give our decided ann,
val oi the candid mode IN which these Experiments and
nus. a'so on the preceding evenings. were conducted
oy MI Coombs who has by thus selecting nert si,,,
gers from the audience for his patients nrcson,oJ In
very beautiful aud most mysterious subject in an entire
NC" anu original aspect, perfectly deserving the con
-e,ee Oh me community; whilst his skill as phrrno
ose mas thus enabled hun, IN every instance To select
'hose from crowd who are Susceptible To tins ys,,
Gus influence, without single falure-thus nryiny M
entire truth OF Phrenology and Alagnesn-a comnle,
knowledge OF which, confidently hope is destined i,
accomplish great and pernanen, eod Tor The hapnness
ana welfare Of man presenting HIM the only tn,o
knowiedge ofhimse'f
on frday evening Oct. 7. the young lady preyions
magnctised by his pupil, ,eas Experimental on by Mr..
o,hps, and 10 very short time Vas pronounced ppr-
iecuy asleePb The examining committee. Mr. C. then
cnc'teo some startling experiments in Phrono Mac
pe,sn' or awakening and putting To sleep various pho
biological organs or portions of brain which ,ere yer,
erauyng and quite unexpected by the audience or the
committee during which she expressed herself ,ely
beautifully and appropriately particularly so when the
o,a sentiments were excited exhibiting aso the mt.
Iia language of the faculties by the tone gesture Sc
SiEPliEN VAN RENSSELAER,. Jr.
WIN TILLINGHAST
a. #. LANSING,
}. l. FOLTS,
JOSEPH DAVIS,
JAS. 5. GOULD,
WM WHALE.
VIM STEPHENS,
w. $. KIT'rIE.
h NJ NEWCOMBE.
WELCOME WHITAKER.
HENRY BASSE1T.
W. ). WORTHiNGTON
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33oftfral.

roE Tiir itsGIsi,s.
Mint bulning anguish IN ens hosons dwell
Whsne'er We come 70 bid long farewell
Then every ohiec, witch We ever knew.
Though once uniovcd, is dearer in rcriev,
The little brock which rurglos cross 0, ,la,h,
ssin jcyousyeushn the scene OF srortivs bath,
Hath cen It's claims u.oa men,ory's view
And, sadly muna'rns, TO say aaieu;
The vnc-elad cot we ashamed to own,
j. better nov than walls ofpoli.hd s,one
Dur rapture hallons 10 the heundlcss sks.
Each trivial scene which n.enor, viv,hes
oh such ar hour is worse than that which brings,
With Death, It's horrors AMI is awful s,ings.
Fer DEATHS despair surrlan,s the plsce Of hope,
While mental suiserings have smaller scope;
And wheu We como from chsri-hed friend, TO part
Whom time hath made TIC Idols Of our heart,
Oh, il there S Anguish in another life,
This is fort tsst- Of immortal sl!ilc.
Farewell farewell dear ciilaaood's home, aaiea
Perhaps again Thy walks III never view,
But while the Gre. Of lie within me burn,
Tothy fond haunts my spirit will return.
oh sacred church give thee my last look
Where OH Pve heard read frpm the sacred book
The holy truths by that great re, 'rend sire.
Who long hath presehd beneath thy tarofed .pire
Farewell to thee, on whom NV hopes are placed.
Though all thing. els. from tn, mind el,ced,
III think on thee while in a foreign land,
On Airics shore, or Britain, genial ,trand,-
Loves welcome voice and hopes Understanding balm
VIII crown my toll. and NAT my heart a cain
Lyneaowg. r.
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ON SEEING Az txfkSt Syrvpr>c nv ,r.
M0THER,s BREAST

ny AMELIA
lay uponits mother's breast thing
Bright asa dew drop when IL first d.,eend.
VI as the pnmage Of an angels wing
Where every tint Of rainbow beauty blends,
II had soft violet eyes, that meath each lid
Half closed upon them, like breh, water, ,lo,,
"hiie It's snail d'mped hands -lyly Ind
Ia the warm bosom tia, il nestled on
mere was beam IN tina, young mo,he,s eye,
LIT b, the feelings that she could no, SPEAK
A. from her lips plaist,ye lullaby
Surrsd the bright tesses on her infant, ebeeL
While now and then with melting heart 81. n,o.,,,
soi' kisses DER its red and smiling lips.
Laps sweet as ran-bpi' IN fresh bcaut, dressed
E'e the young mnrmurins bee THEN hofr, .p.
~ was fragrant rye the shy vas fnll
vi burning stars, that TREMENDOUSLY clear
cnone on those lovely ones, Will, the low luIl
OF falling waters fell upon tho car;
And the new moon, like pu,e .heu Of neaa
fneife'cd by the blue waters Of the deep,
La, mid the ncec, clouds TIA, love to curl
Around the stars when they then vsils leep
NY heart grew softer a, gasel upon
mat youthful mother, as slt s,o,hed IN re-,
with allow song, her loved and cherished one
The bud Of promise, on her gentle breast,
FOR lis sight that angel ones above
May stop to gaze on from Their bowers Of lihs.
when Innocence upon the breast 1t Love
Is Graded in a sinful word like thi.
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attention Planters!

YuNllE undersigned, Inspectors at Planters Ware
house, beg leave to return their sincere thanks
the Planters generally, for the very liberal support they
have received during the inspection year which has just
closed. The year, which is always dated foIa the
lst day Of October has commenced; and they feel
encouraged t" hope that the generous patronage
will be continued IN an increased ratio, especially they
determined that every honest effort shall be used w
their part, to promote the interest Of the planter and
render the condition of the wagner comfortable
possible To this end, they have had the wagon lot
well enclosed and protected by strong gates aud locks
that by the attention Of trusy and vgant
heretofore infested the lot, carefully shut out every
night thus securing the WAGNER against very serious
annoyance. They feel confident that all who dis
posed to favor them with call both planters and
gones, cannot fail to be pleased, they will meet with
prompt attention and comfortable accommodation
here at any Ware house III the place Come and
for yourselves. JONES & WHTTLOW.
Oct 6 w6w
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From Tie Richmond Epopi,er

| nc subsequent remarkable account Of NJesncrir
nsnoa,eaa Is from the pen Of one Of the most inte
seh ana honorable citizens Of Aibemarle counv There
De no question about the accuracy Of the statements
ne writer name Is not published TO the above, but il
CHARLoTTEsvILLE, Oct 7. 1913
!. .sksnerisW" is exciting 50 much attention and
investigation on the one hand and 10 much rdicnle an
@1ae oehef al the lnora,on which can be collected in
a.uon y H. rl prove Interesting and amusing it no,
4lso. " INV" III NJ, niue
mao eaen 80 fnsch written, ard heard so much said
on n's singular subject, that had become convinced
mere was sonething in it, TO say the east-I therefore
es'elnnc' . iryfy myself with the view exclusively
e. sasitiss myself Of the -a falsty efhe science
seiencei pe Inc sutlec. ssAisA selected jr ms ex
pcrn ea. was little boy Of abou, v.igs years OF ace
p# 's4iea.. eyaS';..ed. but 2. m9Tc .a7n oTlinsry
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

fNsHE PROPRIETOR of this Establishment re
turns his thanks TO his patrons for their generous
support, and assures them thai he has made every
ranermcnt for the accommodation of the public,
in the most comfortable manner, and upon the
most liberal terms. In consequence OF the embar-
rassment of the times, he has reduced his charges to
the following prices:
Board for and horse per day 81 50
Board for man do | 90
BY the single meal for dinner, 30
For breakfast OF suppe 81!
For Lodging %
Travellers will always find his bar furnished with the
best liquors; his table supplied with every variety which
the market can afford; neat and we'll furnished roous
oblglng servants. and an attentirc Ostier
The Proprietor sufficiently fortunate, notwith-
standing the midncss OF the winter, to obtain plentiful
supply OF | { + that his patrons who think
"COED WATER rs THE EEsT.''
may he assured of always finding pitcher OF good ICE
WAIEll-qlile luxury amid the summer heats.
The stages will call at any place for the accommoda
ton Of travellers. JAS. NJ. IANGHORNE.
10 For hire, good Hack, gentle horses, and a
careful driver j. NJ. l..
July Is w6n
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ANTI llUMBUG G.


From The Eagopecn correspondence IF lie National
hdeNjetaeer
BtnRrGr, the famous member Of the Committee Of
Pubhr Safety whose maine is familiar Ia every one ac
quaned with tue annals Of the periods Of the French
ReyenIlun-dl,d last year at Tabrcs aged eighty five
Tie presided In the convention al the trial Of Louis XVI
and Suied himself Tor the death Of the monarch Ii
was the rhcldcap o the reign OF tcrrorsurnamc1 the
Aaacreou Of the gulllonc He was born at Tabres of
distinguished family. gained reputation at the bar and m
We provincial republic OF letters elected 10 the Ion
Stuen Assembly but did not make figure until he en-
tered the Convention. Mde. dc Genlis celebrated his
polished address, aud ready talents No hero Of the Rev
oIuon oNrtrd him IN glboess Of speech and the arts of
vanishing events aud doctrines with both the pen and
tongue. 1t Is nearly miracle that he survived to live
n lule IN his birth place from ls2O until his demise
lie suffered imp sonnCn, tN Getting TO be sent 10 the
'caui every hour about 10 be- dep0rcd to Cayrnnc
owcd hls escape 10 Bunapatos 18th Brumarc went in
to bahsnont IN lSi6 under the Bourbon cdic against
all the Surviving rcglcdcs. aud returned when the Royu
luton oi Juy eoponcd their country them and the pro
Nenhed Bouaparsts Darrere left manuscript matter for
sNtl Nonmos. chiefly memoirs. Out Of this mass the
SON al the celebrated Cannot has formed aud published
t"ofoinmcs irlemcniaIy. They do mol satisfy in any
degree. the expectations which iiarere's unuvaIrd ON
ponnnitles aud his ability in composition excited lie
ehellY vents spite hs revolutionary colleagues D,q
TON kqho>pNrrc, Brssot, Marat he represents rs sprn
dlares Of the foreign powers In l195 he advised The
Duke ct Orleans, father Of Louis Philippe to withdraw
10 Ve h'd STATES, and thus eNtricatc himself from all
The factions. and await the d, nuuCment of their mar
tai strife. lrCt2ca Egalite had followed This counsel
no" different might have been his fate and poshumuus
chataeeE lls counsellor speaks iavorably of his
faculties and disposition than common history does lie
hhutts To HIM lrrtSoutlon Of moral courage
chiefly In the c1sng years OF his life Barcrr's main
st'port Was pension OF five hundred francs from
the ns!onal treasury Considering his revolutionary ca
rcer and come Xlens am particularly impressed with In,
suboned passage twrlttcn in lS0) of his memoirs: II
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INDEPENDENT CLASSES

The price Of Board here put down at $3.50, is that
paid 10 the College Steward. who, consideration OF
certain privileges binds himself the Faculty to take
all Students whoappy for board At the price here stated
The Students boarding with him lodge in the College
building.
The price of Board including washing. liphts and fl,
el at other Boarding Houses in town. cannot exceed
Sl5'-Ths has been established by general under
standing with the College authorities.
To enter the Junior Mathematical Class, the Stu
dent must be prepared to commence with simple Equa
tions.-Those prepared may obtain the necessary
preparation III a Preparatory Class.
In addition 10 the studies above enumerated there is
department OF higher studies necessary to the attain
men of the degree Of A. NJ
Information concerning this course Gas well as other
nattcrs) may be obtained from the annual Catalogues
or by corresponding with of the Professors
The classical certificate Is required for the degree OF A.
NJ
Gentlemen wishing to prepare themselves for Mcdi
cal Graduation At any Institution obtain the
sary preparation from Professor Millngton, who gives
private course of Medical instruction.: Fee $50
In addition &c the Glass OF Municipal Law there will
be second and private course by the Professor, which
the Text Books will be fuckers Commentaries the
Revised Code, IomaN's Digest. Stephen on Pleading
Isl ID edition.) Mitiods poadlnos; while the Stu
dent will have the advantage of reading in an extensive
aud we'll assorted reference Library: Fee SO.
Text books on all the subjects referred to- be had
IN Town at prices not exceeding those in the Cities.
All persons attending any of the private Classes men
toned, (who happen not to be Students OF the Col
oge) will be required matrcuale If above the age OF
Is.
Private instruction in the Classics preparatory for
College, aud in the German Language, may be OBJ
tanned in Town. II. r. DEW, President.
July u w3w--wl5S 10 200