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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24
GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON.
! Nep. eA.0e aai Iask,onaIls WINTER GOODS

GREATEST BARGAINS or THE SEASON. u
New. eh.op a~d |asL,onabls WINTER GOODS.
WmLEsALE AND RErAiL.
~ w HEI 3K ELL H. forms the public that
~. ne has just returned frOm New York auu
the Othsr eastern cities and snow receiving a.
heavy aSlJ general assortment OF the most d.s,-
ra5ie n d cnsapest Goods ever brtu2ht TO IN,
fciiy oINhce!iag. Aboui tins there ls no mistake
as thepuollc VII ascertain by giving au early
call.
They will End my Goods uniformly cheap, as
a large portion OF them were purchased at Auc-
uln IN the city o. New York, at ruInUus ow
ptices, many OF the styles being dIfierCni from
any that have been seen n " heelIng. The dies
may rest ass ured that ecia attention has been
ghen TO proecFe such goods. both ornamental.
au1 useful, as may be'rtfuired Tor themselves as
well a. for lam " use la such goods as
MANrlLLAS. SHAwLS. CARDINALS AND
'CRAvATS.
Material for cloaks. &c. thu assortment both IN
quaiiIy and-venety, - far superior TO any IN thu
city would alsOca NE atreat7o n . psTcha
sers &c the stocS . cloths, easstneres edssineGtS,
cheapest. The stock CONSISTS iu part OF
Mouselin de lame. different shades; plain en-
oIGiuered chene rich saiin STRIPS d. IHriton pisid
and Other Kinds, some low as rs "a cents per
ysid Figured Lana cloths; splendid article.
Plain aad 6grr-d Alpacha iusrres, various coli
ours. ParslaRs, Printed SAIonts, ri>h styles.
Figured EOhsnnc. hall pncs, Back, Blue black
poult de Sn and Italian Lus;rinr ks ne 4
style. NelVels and silks for hornets, rich ribbon
TO match. French, EarlstOn aud Maa-heste
Ginghams, IRISH Linens. IL eu caInbTIokS. A
cheap lot Of laces edsings iusettBgs, silk frinscs.
Black lace aud other Wells. Hands me maieri-
al tor caps EuIliSh and FTuHch pr.nts, DC. A
choice assortment OF Sha~.s an Msntillas-
Argyle, HonsycoInb Alpaehs, embroidered cloth,
Tarle Wool Broche, silk. cashmere, Nous
I'm de lalue. silk ami other klnds of shawls and
handk ere hies, Rich Pa 10 Mantillas. Spanish
cardinals HANDSOME st aud Velvet ladies
crav'ts. Velvet andEsrIno pliuts
good variety Of Hosiery. GLOVES and Mitts
Gentenen's wear at Tedused prices. Cloths
cassUneTes, sattnvtts and jeans. all kinks ana
qaahile$. super cashnerr, Fancy Quilted, Msr-
no and SATIN Vssunss, Fancy neck Scaris, n
new article, Satin st'', Is. black &Esd changeabl,
eravats. slpply of railor's Trimmings. Also.
. heavy
STOCK OF DOMESTIC GooCS
Plaid, blene. striped and other style A .rerican
cahcoes renarkHb y cheap. Brown aud tls1 ch.d
sheetlngs aud shIrrngs Red Ticking, apron n Nd
shutting checks. 40 uestic Gisghams, striped ana
plaid cation, plaid u seys EerseyE, black and
COLI red InIbrcks, cotton frlnseS. spool cotton
brown, bieashed I'd coloT,d CAntnI Flanhels
Blankets. red, white aud yellow Flannrls al
your ow prices. Diapers, crath. tIrt ads, &c-
good s.. Ply Of CO ton yarn, carpet cham and
batting.
Ingram CarPetiRg and T.Jtel, Rugs reI !
cheap. Remember corner Of -harket and Union
/ streets. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24
W. W. & S. n. JIMESON.
e. RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
AND CAPS

YesfSiSs Of Main strrst. IYFeeling. Va
Lave on hand and are constantly manufaciur.
II ing general assortment Of sUperior PuT and
silk haas. They have received the latest spring
- supply 10 order al sizes and ga aliiiss IN the
k,ssent or pasf style, a. may SUIT customers,
Black and Drab Beav " and Gator, PLAIN
White Russia and Napt Hats.
They also keep on b I'd sn assOFt m ent OF plain
and fancy meg'8 aud hos fur and cloth caps
1ll Of which they offer % Their customers and the
Jubllc on h. most pleasing terms.
Al orders rom country merchants and deal
ere promptly hiled on he ~ os. favorable terms
Thankful Tor rne liberal patTOnase they have
heretofore received they solicit a share II pub
nc patronage which they are determined - de-
feTve BY prompt attention, pefsOnat application
% business and cheap and favors bic rates.
maVt-V
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24
A REMARKABLE CURE OF RnEuMATrsM

by the use of Or JsGb's Rhes,aGiie Linirnenf
ID IN enlarged bottle Copy of letter.
Char estown. iMassJ June ~.
To The Propriefors IF i)r Jeb6's LiHimsnf
Dtar SILL deem II n duty owe to suffering
humanity. TO aequaint you, aud through YOU the
Public, tshould You think best of tbs unrxpect-
Is and surprising cure pertOf med on myself by
the use vi the above most excellent MEDICINE -
have been for moe than thuty years and some.
times most severe. y. afflicted wits the Rhsuaaa-
usm; nave been frequently rendered perfect,
HELPLESS. and in conseyue nee confined TO my bed
shen ~ has required two persons TO move me
ssns IN such exuemc pain; have several times
been nEdrr the care OF tie most emin ent oh 81
ans, but pr'cured only temporary relief 4 one
day notice the advertisement of j bo's linimeat
with tie Testimonials accompanying IL. and was
induced to cv bottle win CHI I used ui,hout
mu, h sensible benefit. I concluded how,or
TO perseyere. and bought another bIttie. and " a
Srea:ly re isved and ny the use of haf the th,rd
ha! return OF the psir, which nd mt b en-
free from, month at q ne, To- thirty years and
a. IS nav more thaa three years SINCE L was
cured. would ,a0st earnestly as,iSe ey, ~
Frrson suffering under this paiafal compliant
not 10 despair u cure. so long Is they can oh
tam Or ieb0's LiIlment" Sou are at liberty &c
nrke any use ol this you Jay think advisable.
N"strespectfully y urs
To Ia foregoing testimony many other urques
sois proofs lni.ht he added la favor OF the superi
o. l.inmen Of i'r Jebb. NoIhing but a fair n a.
winch tie PROPRIETOR confidently sohcits car
give an atequate idea OF Us uurivalled efficacy
IN uiin<aunS AMI THOROUGHLY mastering, the
, eXcrnc. aung disease, to which IA has been suc.
oessfally applied IN mul.i,uds Of tasss The
operation OF the Imminent is often immediate,
and y has frequently cured Rheumatic affect or
of years standing, IN four and twenty hour, n
Is ale recommended with nfJeHcc, as one ul
the best applications Known fpr stiffness Of IN,
Jcin's, nunbness sprains. aud chilblains.
Prlce - c.nts, with directions
N Tho Idnlmeit Phia!s ENLARGED 10 douli,
their former size.
n b. Eieh article will be signed W Kidd
! the out,idc wrapper.
u DR. ReL(eS Asst. .ndtie or consurnpf;r, nil,
Price rs cents, only. Have proved nj are oru
nounccu by numerous persons who have mad
use OF them. the beat OF all the Cough Medicine
IN coughs, colds, Asthma, difficulty Il brea hing
% seheHs Hne ziLg, sPuting Of bloc,
anu comp ains OF the lungs generally.
Prepared from the Original 81 > Recipe of II
W L Conway bY w I. kidder, mH eJ;l,e sur
eessor "a tue late L KIdder, by whom they >,
for sale at his counting TsOm, o ~ State stree,
corner OF Merchants Row, Boston, and by Ia
| SPECIAL ppoInIment by JAS BAKEX
/ 80 Wheeling. Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24

eau 10Y ,--As All medicines which become
- very popular like that of I)r lStc1VHe's eou-
pound Syrup Of Wid Cherry. attempts 10 inn.
tate OF counterfeit ~ some way, are frequently
the public on Their guard against imposition. In
the course Of only two or three yeats after the
most desCrvCdlY popular remedy had introduce
tseit intO the SICK cnombsT -, and its fame became
widely known, Up sprngs several Others intO the
usrkCt, and with view TO give currency 10
her invention, they take the name ofWIld Cher.
~ 20 add 20 their patched up nOStrums think
ing 20 borrow reputation rom that already Is
'ablisksd, and 20 help out still firtker with the
scheme BY one Of The vendors the name OF Or
Wistar Is attached, Taking "a appear that tl,is
popular ard highly respected Physician is the az
nor OF thu preparation, SEGh IS not the fact
Auoi Der lddiyidual comes Out with what he ealIs
the Syrup Of Wild Cherry, rlinging siIl close ~
the Original name. that indIyidua 10 might even b.
even dercived when re weat 90 IuTchse, M tbe
name OF Df SwaYne vas not always kent in lev.
nose ~ apply for these latter day Drepar att,ts
81 " I'D Phorfy, let me tell them. . tamDerinq
with ther cousinutFtns. and taking dTaugh =
Weuid hsve 20 repent 40 sorns future dsV hsdI
not put lem IN Their guard.
llh > WAY M COMPOUND uyT-p Of Md
chtrfy ~ put up ~ square bottles, contatuinp =.
bout eight ounce With Or Swayne's comp,t,nd
syrup % MID Oh srry" blowp % tie glass c5ysree
Win blue wrapper ever " hich is yellavy l.beI
with bis written signaturs. the counterffifi,g ~
which ~ be punished o. forgery.
AFDr Swaynes ufice No 81 Nsrth Sixth ~
one door below Arch, Philadelrhls, where Iii
orders Tor aEencits &c must be directed. Ref
erences will be expected.
Dr Swavne's compound Svrap q Wild ehsrrv
. ior se'e al TIE DTug rorc q
eP Wheeling vs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24


S'HINN & SELLERS celebrated Lirer pills
~ remedy for the diseases Of the seGs01. Ii
ID admitted ny pathc!Ogists Of the highest author
Ity, that no organ OF he human BODY read
H. dlsOIdered ~ It's fu ictIChs Ia the Liver The
heats of simmer, errors IN diet, and the never
ceaslng indIscTe;lInS which expose our race L.,
disease, Will always on the approach III winter
give more or less evidence 20 hundreds of perEons
IN every vicinity "fhePaiic disturbance. Restless
nights, dry tongue, loss OF appel te, head ache
pans In the SIDES, siight cough confined or irreg
ulGT bowels. with or WITHOUT hv,r, are some
'ew OF the many sym toms which m, icafe ia at
mischief IS at work IN the a. sem, and that II
should he corrected. Persons who SEEK relief
from these symptoms by continual p,riing afte'
resort TO some Of the ephemeTal pioIucts OF tie
day with tie effect only OF postpUning a cure
which better remedies mus: finally accomplish.
Net only do persons residing ia districts o.
country ALWAYS subject to apues aud biliugs fe-
veTs, safe. from torpOT or other dera nGeHeni OF
the Liver. but also IN the highest and healthiest
regions In o -rown section are no. free from
lEues. Individuals who rect too securely in the
notion of extreme health. and who attach no
importance l. the symptoms above rccittd, NAV
nevertheless be tailoring unde the very causes OF
diresse to which their attention - new invited
In molarial STREETS, known to every one such
vigilance IN the use of means s compe led by VI
gent necessity, whilst in healthier Ieglsns per
sons realyin danger are iulled into a false srCu
TiY' To all such persons the Liver Pill is recon-
msnded' IL having we'll stabshed claims TO
their confidence os a mild and safe aperenf, not
only orenIng The bOwelP as comfortably other
pills, hut At the same time acting on the func-
uens II the liver and re -toung them to health
They do not relieve the symptoms by mere pur-
EinK, and thus - vie TO an Incessaht consump-
vender, but BY mic and curative process they
ehable the patient hnallO 10 dispense with ikeiI
further emp1Oymen.
Sold IN Wheeling bv James Baker.
Prepared and soid wholes ale ano retail by the
proprietor No 20 Wood 81 Pittsburgh Pa
nov 23--y X r. SELLERS, pvorfirtcr. b..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24
TAKE NOTICE.

L HAT WinslOw l. dder mas s1eceeded 20
Tkidder IN the preparatisn Of the Conway
Med cines aud will hereafter give particular at
teniloa TO the preparation vt the folls vssnx
established articlIs. the cslebuty oI which pre-
ciudes the necessity OF re pu5lie alton OF the
numerous CERTIFICATES now IN the hauds of ,tLe
Proprietor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24

TRIADFLPHIA FLOUR
- nov - ~ REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24

1T is we'll Lrows fnrt. that CONSUMPTION
II destroys more human lives than aty oiher lis
ease Oh record. So great has been the desiruc-
con throug lOut the unr,d ; ates within the last
tie mr. eitainx January Ist LEAP thar nuNsfds OF
$4,000 PERSONS DIED
with this lusldiIus olsea Sc la one year, Shockine
Mere we not aware that this fact has been re.
fully sertrtaiDed fI' IN a records Of mortality
could not credit the assertion We b, hold n ;
fatal raSageS IN famhies all around us, gathering
in It's chez rlrss embrace friend frem every cir
Gle. ard casting gloon aid darkness over i,s
place ofylSitAtIOr. ] ht Sc occuar demonstralio
N ct certainly convince all that no time should
be spaIe@ In procurinSa medicine imn'e eidtelY TO
BEFORE iT BIZ TOO LATE.
Therefore you who are afflicted with The 6rs
SYMPTOMS Of a Consurnplive or Pull nonary ma.
ture, delay not IN using Or Duncans Expec.or-
ant Remedy IL Is 81 rtain eradicate aud remoye
from the system the f 81 il seed uf consump-
uoni and will also Restore 10 eriect health many
Of those who have long been .onhHtd to the sick
chamber, give N 0s in, urable for the want of
proper Medicine. -ents from all paris of the
United STATES 81 sak OF the wonderful effects of
thus Great Discovery IN tie II ealing Art, sor res
cuing thousands from the colo and silent grave.
Note. hr above Medicine is pupe veeetablr
preparation, very pleasant To the taste, and suit
able touse under any circumstances Full direc-
iIns Dc are described IN a pamphlet accom-
nyl Z the MetIci,.e.
Always ask fer DIR Duncan Exocctorsn.
X, edy, aud 90 not be persuaded TO use any
other until "a gwen a iair trial,
All gcnu ne has on the envelope a represtu-
tLiion d HnIe IN the form of the above plate.
oCAUTlON. Tn, re aIe ~oDe persons IhaI
sell the above me- dicIne guilty OF recommending
some trash Of their own Sewing, or that which
they buy for y he. and offer IL the pl &C OF
DR. Duncaa's. This they do TO speculate AT the
expense and the health Of those who are not on
ln,ir guard. Purchasers be careful OF these
Roeues!
For sale at No 10 Moth Eighth street. PhiladeI.
phia.
t.Price dol per bertle. or six for dollars.
JOIN FISHER.
fara h.oI =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24

~ i@s~o.i C~~sA s,~~p Ass s,s~a sessf -
iaUdreds ~ks have used e. snS sLs proSrissoris
persuaded that az hss The eow, ~ iznp M ksae6t
IN general use.
aiost vi ths mixtures sid COT coashs re eep.-
posed CT spintuous sad iada IN u.aIory -srficles,
watch. while they si's q lHtie ielsef. really a.
harm. E--i-
The Imperial ecagh sYruD contains no e irisp-
Gus mgr edisat whatever. and may be osed an ell
cas- net requiring active medical tr<etDant---
The linprrisi cough syrup had been ssed Tor a.
isst sy years ey the most respectable ANA
OF p tsb~rxh and vsesnity. Try them for yops-
sslvss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24
PottsyiIle, Pa.

eau TION.-As there is . spurious mix,uye
called Syrup Of Wil6 Cherry. purchasers hould
De very particular 10 a SIX for Or WISTAR BAL
81 VI, and observe biS sgnatuVe on the bottle.
Prepared for the prophet ~ and sold at whole.
sale bY williams q CO. chemists, No Il, Minor
street, Philadelphia.
Sold Mhnlesals and retail. byJ CRUMBAC-
KER, Wheeling. Also, by 7. WIL.I OK. Pift,-
turgh, and IN al most every tosn and village
through the country.
PRICE 800 A BOTTLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24
CERTIFICATES

Msssrs Shian & srlsrsr-1 he bsi,le Of yinps-
rial cough syrup thstl purchased OF yoa, uyoa
the Recommendations Il Others. for Mrs Mosca,
more thsL she sxpsc ied. Notwithstand,ag th4
severity of her cough spi the wre;ch<d sco<e %
hsi feelings. by few ssses If che syrsp. tie
enurely removed. The speedy f.l,<f thai Mrs
Moore derived irvE the % the fuspesis, epussh
rup. assures Inc that ! am safe IN rec mmen-
ding 4 10 the public as the most Gescsous mix
ture for no,s ~ - -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24

complaint with which thou san ds are lin eering
II has 90 proved highly succsssiul, end not only
possesses the power Of checking the progress Of
tins alarming complaint, but also strengthens
ana invlSoratce the system more etEectuaily than
a'y mrdIciae We have ever possessed.
BteidesIts surprising eftcacv IN Consumption,
II - equally sffcacIoVs in Lirer Compiaints
AsthmG, Bronchitis, and all ahecuons OF the
>unRs, and has cured many OF the most Estimate
cases. after every othcT remedy IA failed.
AZ we have already published numerous certih-
cafes rom the tlSheSt authority, which prove lie
virtues eyond all doubt We consider Il unne-
cessary to exhibit lung list of them in thus
place aud Will only mention a few sssss, to
show what ~ has done
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-24

BE- CAREFUL or YOUR COLDS.

Many people are apt TO consider o cold 30 n
inhin2 matieT,and 10 thiLk that iii will 70 away
ln day or twoi" and they give thsL.selSs IA,
trouble about II. But TO such We wouId SAY, 'be
careful OF ofyOur eolds-do NOT tarnper with your
constitutions. II Jon esIrs TO live 10 q COED
and speedy cure. -
DR. >wayne's Compound syrDp Of Mid shGrv
has curCd more colds than anY other Tnsd;eins
offered for sale IN his County, The eeftifsates
OF cure effected by this invsiu able rdeile which
the proprietor 10 daily lTccsiViuy ere % the mOsE
gratifying hatare. and tend to 6hsw ia saaaIiSa
propelues and the high rama IL hOlds IN pahliS
esuinatlon.-M DsfRer.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-01

From Blackwoods MaFazine'
TIVE OCEAN.

A2iA7 ~
Il vas brisk bright morning, and tha
waves were curling before q lively breeze, tha
sun was glowing above and the clusier oi
vessels were floating downthe Channelspraad
theirssils like masses Of summer clouds N the
sunshine Il was my first sight ofthe,iocean. and
that first sight was a new idea. Alexander
the Great standing on the shores Of the Pers-
ian Calf aid, H1'hat be then fmt felt what
the world was" Often as | have seen the
Ocean since, the same conception has always
forced itself on me.
In VIVA. magnificent world do we 1--we
What power, what depth, what eNpanse lay
before me How singular, too that whhe
the grandeur Of the hHd arises from bold ir-
regularity and iucessant change Of aspect, from
the endles variety Of forest, vale, and mOun-
tain the same effect should be produced on
ne ocean by an absence Of all irregularly and
al change A simple, level horizon, per-
foctly unkroken, hna Of almost completes un-
iformity, compose a grandeur that impresses
and fills the soul as powerfully as the most
cloud piercing Alp or the Andes clothed with
thunder.
This was the ocean in calm but how glO.
rious, too, in tempcsn The storm that sweeps
the land is simply a destroyer or q FenoyatoF
il smiles the surface, and is gone. Bot the
ocean Is the seat OF lie power, the scene of'lts
majesty, the element in which il sports, lives
and ruies-penetraling 10 lie feplhs, rolliag
in thunder on the shore-changing its whole
motion, lie aspect its uses, and grand as It II
in lis serenity, giving It another and more aw-
ful rrandueT in lie conyulsion. Then, how
strangely, vet how admirably, does it fulfil is
great human object its depth and extent
seem TO render i the very element ofsepara-
ton; al The armies Of the earth might be
swallowed up between the shores Of the Chan
mel. Yet / is this element which actually
combines tho remolest regions Of the earth
Divisions and barriers are essential to the pro-
lection Of kingdoms from each other yet
what height Of mountain range, or what depth
Of precipice could he 60 secure as the defence
50 SIMPLY and perpetually supplied bya sur.
rounding sea While this protecting ele.
ment althe same time pour the wealth OF the
globe into the the bosom Of nation.
Even al this is only the ocean as ieieTets
TO man. How much more magnificent ls 1
N itselfI Thrice The magnitude OF The land
the world Of waters its depth uniathoma be
is mountains loaier than the loitiest Of th'
and. is valleys more profound, the plnnacle'
If IL hills Islands What immense shape
of animal and Vegetable lie may Ill thos'
boundless pastures and plaina on which mar
shall never look What herds BY THOUSAND.
and millions, ofihose mighty creatures Tnos
skeletons we discover, from time to time i
The wreck Of the antedluvian glofe Whe
secrets Of form and power, Of capacity ans en-
ioyment, may exist under TIE cover Of tina
mighty uxpanse Of waves which ~ The bed {
The ocean, and sprea5s round The globe
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-01

The prefix Of Squire 10 lhe name ofCow-
per, would sound rather oddly to the admirers
Of that pious poet Yet we see advertised
The works Civilian CowpeF, Eco. To be
sure CowpeF, studied law, and was entitled 70
The honorary tag Of Squire. Lord Byron put
on bic sRord 10 the cause ofthe Greeks-whv
nos aptaln Byrons pOetical uoFksi The az
thor Of Tam O'ShanieF served IN. regiment
Of Scottish volunleers-how would il sound7to
dab Robert Burns with the lilleoi Corporal :
The nooms Of Corporal burus would appeaF
well II gilt letters loot better, However lhan
he works Of Squire CowpeE Or William
Jowpef, Esq,
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-01
July 10, Is4S. Proctor and Patron U. ofV
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

The plan Of the instruction m this DEPART
uent Of the University presents pecularities to
he found IN no other school OF Medicine IN the
TTnion. The lectures commence on the first
pf October, and terminate on the 4th Of July
ensuing.
Owing to the length Of the session, which
embraces a period Of mine months, three Pro-
iessors are enabled TO perform all the duties
which in other medical institutions are usual
" assigned to sx; and Me students are seldom
reouired n attend more than Two lectures on
The same day. BY this arrangement, he stu
dents have an opportunity Of being well groun-
ded in Anatomy, Physiological other elemen-
tary branches Of Medical Science, before they
investigate their applications IN connexo1
with the study Of the practice Of Medicine and
Surgery.
Immediately before each lecture, the stu
dents are subjected TO a full and rigid examin-
alton on the preceding lecture, or on portions
Of approved textbooks. Il is apparent that The
plan. of which the outlines have been briefly
stated. always allows the student to commence
a. well as 70 complete bis medical studies N
the institution add presents happy eombln'
ations Of the advantages Of the system OF IN
struction BY private Pupllage and that oipuo-
lie lectures.
Any person Of approved mural conduct may
offer As candidate, and receive the degree o.
"a. d., without reference 10 the time be has
been engaged in the study Of medicine, or o.
Joining he scoool; provided be undergoes, in a
satisfactory manner, the various examinations
prescribed BY the enaotmenis.
The roiessofs are
Robert E. Rogers; NJ D, Professor Of Che
misty; Pharmacy, and Matera Medica.
Henry Howard, III. D., Professor Of Path
ology and Practice Of Medicine, Obstetrics
and Medical jurisprudence,
James L. Cabell, q. D., Professor ofAnato
nv, Physiology, and Surgery.
WILLIS H. WoODLEY. Proctor.
july Il lS43-cply.