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dssire Pa, she ase.e no longer delsy, 30. use s


desire that the asssetc NAV M, l.., .a, IN, ,s ~,
right medicine and get cured
srGaal, with fe+ i;ryS Of ,ss.u., c,-,t;,p,,.
hoUi uiend, THOMAS LLOYD,
NuTis Alley, Pesrissrsst.
STATE Of AEw-foEK,} DC tas 25Sh day Of Novrsuber
City oil tfecSiyn, s. isi3, o-sre ne cane Thomas
Leya aGs ae TIN o. The fesssossg paper,
HENRY C. MURPHY.
Mayer oil the City Of Brooklsn
Sandss Sarsaparitia viii also znd pcrrases,,v
cure diseases having their orgia impure s,s,e OF ne
blood and ecparsd eonditioa OF the ensFsl soxs,atss
~ SSrolais Kings Evil is various forms; Rkeana-
iSi obstinate eusaneoes Erupsons Blosehes, Ses PM
ps o. on the lace ehronie Sore Eyes Ringwor
~ Ieer scad Head enlargement and pain Of The bones
and joints sahorn Ulcers, s,palttie symptoms diseases
arising from m use OF Mercury, female 6eransc
mems, and other similar complaints
Prepared and solo at hosse and retail and for export
alton. by A s. Sa1ds Co No. rs Broadway, tGraniie
Bli!tnss.l oil Chambers street New York Also sold
hy A. D. Sands Druggists, No 70 and 100 Fulton St
David Sands Co No a. East broadway corner OF Mar
and by Druggists generally throughout the
Uaiird S;aies Price 81 per bottle, SIX bottles S.
Ncs-The original docpE,e0ts may be seen by caliss at
our store, 80. SIS Broadway. d22
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Voc. III. no. 2s5.

Mormonism and the Mormons," and Bishop
Buffers Works; are the subjects of the two re-
naming articles, which, with geodly array OF
fairly written critical notices, conclude the number.
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speaks fer itself ,o.,
Me,sfs. SANDS: GeRt-athongh .n dsfgured and de-
formed for fe have LOST my recollrciiDn and cver
While exist shall feel grateful for benefits con.
Yas attacked in The year 1873 with scro o'ou as ccn e
the end Of my nose, commencing with small red spot at.
rubbing, and commenced The rayages o! disease
which progressed follows: the eit Dostr was hrs2
the and Selling the right side destroyed n'
cartilage bone aa al The surrounding paris un hnaJ
from tie eye To- the nose obiieraled, which caused
contnua flow OF tears The disease nov seized upon th
upper lip extending the right cheek and my feelings and
slterpgs sueh better be ag med
ain native OF Nottingham, In EDgi5ua, and my case
we'll known there The first Physicians ia the hinedoss
prescribed for ne bnt with little benefit. At one rae
tyss directed TO take IS drops OF the Tnctnre OF Iodine
three times day which continued Tor SIX Tioaius ~ s
cesson. Al another time applied on O; pro 70 lac
proved ia vain continued 10 grow worse anu u
ing naa viii catch al straw, gseI y INV tn
became disguised with the treatment ana Ts1ul>aeo a
hope Of ever getting well <. 49,, n Nc
ua;er WHOSE ,TeatDent considered II Scrouioas
Lupus and this is the pame given u by medical men as
r.Sort was recommended 20 Try change OF air and
az Atlantic voyage and IL ori last sailed for America,
oi arrived here In month Of May. The disease
tiared Gradually increase extending upwards and back
wsrt, having destroyed the entire aad fast verne
towards the cata bone, seized upon The upper jaw and
surrounding parts
York, gentleman attracted by my appearance and
THIS sccosted Ny friend have you used tie Ssrss2s
rga Yes, replied l. various ktrds and every .bng else
coaid bear Of but said be, 81 mean Sancss Sarzapa:
rilla No, replied. Their use it, for beiiers Vii
you Being THIS addressed by stranger sas IN
diced 10 make trial OF medicine he 90 highly recon-.
meEGed.
wonderful 10 tell after usrg ycur parila les than
alnaths feel wilma well. The diease IS stopped In Is
syages all those rakiag and tomeaing pains goee,
ard nnIsr lie blessing sf Divine Pror:deaee, atibue
the result entirely 10 the Of Sandss ssrsspara With
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furniture oil description dispose or or iso sle
up VIII fna. ready sale 70 ~ y P e o
OF ali OF tarir goods by sending acj! address, or eaEA
apan the subscriber. Goods any amount purcfaseo.
A, private saie-T@o PinEo Feries.
Jew e i. COTTON - CO., ia7 csatsan'si.
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IT, s,hs.r;her having been appointed SsrriF OF
osesa cosy and having entered Tie duties Of his Of
fee requests all letters and papers on Official business 10 be
,a,,-asss, =, h;r, =, Tit;e, T. s FAXT0N,
NaSs az " 1890 - Sheriff OF Oneida County.
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place full confidence in the statement made by Martha
Conlin having known her the past twealy years. will
chee:ry give any particulars in relation her
49, Sr. ELIZABETH,
Superior of The Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum, Prince
street, N. Y. Dec Ia, 1872
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Martha Corn has lived in my family the last IS years,
and tecev certify foregoing statement made by be!
self il correct. Mir. MARY q. LLOYD,
No. 60i Broad 81. Newark, n. y.
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QUESTIONABLE STOCKS, sCARFs

4 CRAyATS. GLOVES, 1c.-Od Kssiiistrnrnis-
her extensive assortment, OF Fasassne oo1s We su
scrbeTs receiving by every arrival rom onoon aa
Their assortment Of fazhionablc Stocks Scars Ifesats
ready made LneD {or which the fi premium was erasd-
suspenders Hosiery S, esno larnbsWcol and nucAsxn
Srts and Drawer md MI articles appertaaing 10 gem
- -. oH ,.gaJi.fn.a may depend being fsguzhed
via lie bes and Isir sons et iaif ard moderate pces
"i@ "~ PlRSELLS k'AGATE, 2sj Broadway,
between Park place and Murray stIest.
PkA continue the rnassfsetarc OF Their csiebrsted
shouIdrr Braces aud gerlen1srs Russia gining Belts
dgIEf
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have confidence in the representations made by Martha
o0.'.-' ELIJAH F. PURDY.
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FREE THOUGHTS STRONG WORDS for Priests Politicians
and the People: By Laiitudinaran Up IS, lamo)
A. S. Could IA Nes.au-s
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The following certificate is from gentleman who los,
the whole OF hi, Scroiauus disease. j!
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Alderman 10th Ward OF the City OF New-Yerk.
Dec. H. 1912.
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NKTANTED-A situation by Protest
ant girl as chamberInaid and waiter or nurse ard
,rarsres, or for the general work OF a small family Ap
Div 10 IS Bayard street. Good references. jO3IT
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know Martha CorlIn and believe what she in This
document. 10 be perfectly iruc. JOHN POWER,
VICAR GENERAL NEw.YoRK,
Rector of ST. Peters Church.
Given at New York this l4lh day OF December, 1872.
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NEEANTED-A situation as Nurse, &c.
Wv by respectable young woman, with reieretce
OF ) years. Apply al 49i Broadway. JIG -
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XA7 ANTED-A place as wet nurse, by
w healthy Young woman. Please apply al 2gei2 .s
street near 9Th avenue j!03;t
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VETANTED.-Four respectable persons
wv as Boarders for which Groceries, Dry Goods &c
viii be received in payment The house central and
ofIhe pleasant apply, in person Or by Letter 10 H.
sore 9; Beekn1an-s 81" jlU
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n Health, esuies mad Con,fort.-The Ora
ham House 6S Barclay New-York, proers advantages
~ Sansers stopping days weeks the city, such
AZ are rarely offered. II is eigbly located clean and
I sweet very near the business part OF the city and in
s ;y,eS;aie vicinity of The principal steamboat landings
is apartments convenient ssd neat while It's table
psrsa rYruanc entirely Animal Food and Stimnlau,s
pS al knas Charses moderate, and every effort made
render Boarders comfortable. SHOWER Dahs nee. Ne
Gsnci
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know Martha Conin and have known OF her suffering
ilness JOHN DUBOIS, Bishop of New-Yorx.
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M ANTED-A placeby steady active
Wv Man as Waiter. He woud'lnind horses, do any
work. He lived 10 years in his last place Apply a, III
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HENRY c. MuRPHY.
agUFFS. AlUFFS. at $40 Broadway

IeF SlSI'ut OdSEVsKe tsuAIS' "s146Sf KOo' NvFd
and light awn cnlors from 50 to Is each.
Also, for sale above, rinsslled Ribbons and Gaazes Tor
sead-dreses; rich embroidered Organdy for badresses,
per yard Ladies French white saIa Shoes at IS; reh
English ThreuS laces and Edsngs worsied Edgings In
erngs Sans Gus, and Collars; Book, Swiss, Jaconet
And C1hric Muslin; 6surei and plain Cap Laeesi Cap
iad Bonnet R6bcn; Hosiery Cloves aitis, &c discount
OF 10 per cent will BE- made on all suns doi!as,
oa hi, dale for TIE purpose dposiag of the stock be-
lore the close OF TIE For safe above and at 2st
B;eecksrstreei Fl. c. MOORE, u iw-
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ANIEDA situation BY ysEy eapa
very good references. Apply al 500 West street, near
SOritc U Str
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ECONOMY AND FAsHION-War-

ga ran,ed cheap the cheapest than can be bought
n this City. Fashionable Hats warranted fur bo6ies
under brims 81 So II in any The above nats do
mol give satisfaction the wearer can be amply satisfied
by giving information to the subscriber where they are
cons anty manufacturing. J. w. KELLOGG,
d2s ims No 1872 Canal-si of Thompson.
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M ANTED-A place by a respectable
Wv English Woman as vet Nurse. Apply al No ga
Ninlhe x-sf Is 81
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THE TRIBUNE.
aiterarp Notices.

v,7Hop,sr QUARTERLY REVIEW or January. 1913 Ed
ned by GEoRGs PECK, D. d. Vol. XIV vol g. New
York: George Lane 200 Mnlberry-s.
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~ The American aIahorer for JANoAhi
will be ready for delivery morrow morning Ihs the
10Th Nc the volume: two more numbers complete the
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LLEWELLYM has the honor of il

xe tornng his triea5s and The public that he is now
prepared flemish Music Cor Parties, Balls ard Assemblies
He vii ais give leSsoas the Harp Harps made. ned
ana put ia COMP order. For particulars terms apply
At 81 Broadway or 6SS Washing ton-siresi
n H.-OrirrS ounciualY Nen-ed 70. 1So 2tss
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The attention of the rsauer is respectfully called to the
following certificates However great achievements have
heretofore by the this invaluable nedciue
vet daily experience SHOWS st remarkable
The propretors avail thsselvese The opportunity OF
saying OF satisfaction that they
Gade The means OF reievny such amount OF suffering.
I re
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pOOkKEEPlNG, WRITING AND
az KIGHT'S ENGLISH GRAMMAR.

SAI NIGHTS ENGLISH GKANIWAR.
w The abridged and chap edition OF this work Is
new ready tor sale az Is sptuce street. by K. BARNARD
co.
OF this work the learned Dr. Hawks TINS writes:-"f
nave with much care this book and, mus. say
that ii has pleased much presents the correction OF
numerous errors BE- found in previous estbes on the
ran mar Of our language; und is t,e philosophical
man any saiilar work with which acquainted On
;he whole, consider il the best grammar OF the English
language with which am conversanI"
+. L. HAWKS, LII D. d ID.
is Inn Nd. NJ Quarterly Review
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" Doctor Lnrdncr;s Lccturcs.-lhe second
edition OF Doctor Larnes complete Course OF Lectures
delivered in the City OF Newio Published and Tor safe
at this Office Price % cents The subjects embraced N
the Lectures Electric;y-Thc
Fixed Star-Megne,ic Needle-Latiude and Longitude
Bleaching, Tanning-Popu!ar Fallacie.-Ligh!-Faiiin
S,srs-Temporary Sars-His,orca Sketch of Astronomy
Dew-Scenee aided by Art-Scenifc Discoseries-Sount
-Nsoratieos of the Rc,na voaic Batery-Steam Engine
,f Ey-eat Britain and America.
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~ ANTED.-Places by an American
~ Woman and coored COOK. Please apply al 47a
Roadway ba spn:ent il ST.
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COAL.-Thc subscriber will deliver the
hes, quality OF Peach Orchard Coal at the following
low delvered from the yard sis reen
Egg IS 90 Those who wisi send their order may rely
on getting their Coal according TO this advertisement
weighed by city wegher
dl7 lms PETER CLkNIUN.
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a IR TIGHT sSTOVES.-Tneg greatest
"a variety and cheapest article in this city. lined with
cas-. on and With ,aiey valve ION The Boston
seeEpan street. Just received frca Boston superior ar
cie with PieJse es; s judge for yourselves be-
nan. d2l In
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NOTiCE.-The subscribers have this
day entered into co-purtnerip for the purpose OF
importing and Manufactured articles, under the
urn OF CHARLES II. KELLOGG & co.
CHARLES II. KELLOGG,
Dec q 1912. ROBINS C.. BLhCKBURNE.
Snre M 10 Cerry.s,rpet t10 linz
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licsSrS. Sa,lds: Gent-Werds express the graft
feel Tor your treatmer. I'VE, Stranger suffering
OF the loahome diseases taat ma ur Is ca
pable OF bearing. Tive with which was afflicted
commenced with Inflammation OF the eyes, IN the year 1856
wch caused ai.csi total blindness. For this Geaed
and finally relieved but the remedies such
the deyeopeuIeni oil scroulous Affection my le arm
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DOARD AND ROOMS WANTED in

a any pleasant par, OF the city in exchange for or
two Hall Stoves sofas and Clocks letter addressed 10
A. ~, Upper Post Office will be attended 10. Also want.
down town, In Brooklyn, Room aad Board ia eI-
change for Room and Board near Washington Squire.
Address as above d28 2wf
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sos REWARD.

I'D UNAWAY from the subscriber on the
H Bird Of July, lS4s, Negro man JOE-JOE
Is about y years old, about 5 feet 0 or 10 in.
ehes high. and quite stout.-verv black (but
not the blacklist shade) -has down lool
when spoken to, has red eyes generally. Joe
may be readily described By saying be Is rupt-
ured 50 that be has to wear truss
The above reward vii Be paid 70 any person
who will conhne said negro IN any jan e get
him again.
HOWELL ADAMS.
Agent for Q. Shields Halifax Co. NC
Columbus Mss August ., Is4s.
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j. BOOTH,


T" RESPECTFULLY continues 70 ten
DER his pro essional services @ lhe
Ladies and Gentlemen Of Columbus ana
is vicinity, pledging himself % operate %
he most approved modern style. In ad'
dilion 10 what is usual in his profession
e will
la. Pu. in whole sets Of teeth, mounted
on Gold, By The new and much apPro-
ed pan Of atmospheric pressure, n
pecimen Of which be has ia bis ow
mouth,
10 Supply roofs or palaies, whv dsh
cien,, either from malfofmation or &C.
cident.
He feels confident from bis Opporiuni-
lies al philadelphia and slsewhere--ffom
his long experience, aud bis success thai
he can operate 10 the entire satisfaction O
all who may call on him at his office on
Market street, up stairs, one door south
Of the Auction Store Of Kincannon, March
& Mcdaniel.
Columbus Miss. Feb. 18th, is43.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
LowNDrs County, PRoBArE CouRr, AUGUST
Term, A. ID. l643.
UNO ali persons interested in the real estate
IL Of Felix Woo, deceased late Of SAID coun.
~ and State aforesaid You are hereby cit
ed TO appear before the Judge Of our said Pro-
bates Court at a term thereof TO be holden foi
said county, on the first Monday in October
next, ls43, al the Court House in the town
OF Columbus, then and there to show cause
If any you can, why an order should not
be made 10 sell the following described lands
belonging to the estate Of said Felix Wood,
deed, according to the prayer Of the petition
Of Locky Wood, adm'x, Of the estate Of said
deceased, to wit; The south east quarter,
section number lthirty.fve, south half north
east quarter, south east quarter, east halfsouih
west quarter, and south west quarter Of south
west quarter dissection thirty six, in township
number sixteen. south Of FRANCE number seven
teen, west and lots numbers FIVE, eight, and
eleven, Of section one, north west quarter, Of
north east quarter, dissection number wo, and
the east half north west quarter, the east half
north west quarter, the east half; south west
quarter, and west hale south east quarter, Of
section eleven, ard lot No. two, Of section
number twelye.in township number seventeen,
south Orange number seventeen vest, com
monty called and known as the mil tract. II
is further ordered by the Court that this eta.
ton be published in the Columbus Democrat
and Democratic Wing, two newspapers pub
Hshsd m The town Of Columbus. for six weeks
successfully
Witness the Honorable Thomas sampson,
Judge Of probates Court for Lowndes county,
Mississippi this the dIst Monday Of August A.
D. Ie4S.
Issued from The minutes the 9th day Of An-
gust 1913. Attest.
WMP P. FULLER. Clerk.
August II, ls4S-6W6 FRS. lee, 9 1900
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81 d 81 H9aP ~ Id

Those interested, are invited to call and
examine his splendid collection Of Premium
lncoruptibe Teeth, which he viii insert on
reasonable TERMS with piyots or gold plate,
and if need be with Artificial Gums Of The
same Incorruptible Material II his work is
not done in such way as to give perfect salts,
faction, nothing win be charged.
Office on Man Street, 3 doors from VIM.
Huddeston, & Co's Store.
Dec. 1912.
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UNIVERSITY on VIRGINIA

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
USdE q ib.t institution annuailY
Il commence o. ihs III Jay 81 Oeisber ana
teminale Ga De tlh Or JAY iolloWinq.
The aehooA uf TIE Uhlrersify, with their re-
pqeciive professors. ar6---
7 Aad@t Ianguasst--.-H. Gennsr
Harrison
2 Measa Alngusgss-DE Chulos Krsii-
4Malhsnalici Mr.. Edward h. couris-
neY1
4 Nssufsl PhilosopAy-Mr. william B.
s cuEar,assrine-,hssu subjects II which
ere dlyi1ed between tie Professors Of Matte.
matics and Nhinrai Philosophy.
8. Chemntry--Df. Robeu E. Roeefa
2. Medicine-Dr Henry Howard.
8. Anatomy and Sufgoy-Dr. James L
Q, Moral Philcsphy--Mr. George Ticker.
10. Law--Judqo He6ry ST. G. Tucker.
In both schools Of Languages arc also
tan1ht ancient and modern history, and, the
literature Of The respective languages; n ne
school q Mathematics is included mixed ma.
themaiics 10 that Of Engineering, mneraio-
~ and ge0oRV in that Of Moral Philosophy.
bsIies,leliresi loeio and political eoonomy;and
il that Of law, besides mu icipal law n an iA
branches the law Of nature and nations ne
science o. government, and con siiiutionai law
To be admiitedluto this institution, ne ~
plicant must Be sixteen years ofage oet tse
Faculty may dispense with this requisiuon ~
favor Of one whose brother isk student
Every studentis freo to attend the schools
Of bis choice butifhs be under twenty-one
yeafs Of age be shall attend a. least three all-
less authorized BY his parent or gufuiali IN VII
ting, Or BY the Faculty, for good cause to at
tend a lees number.
AN students under the age Of twenty one
wears are required 10 beard within the pre-
einotuapd 10 deposite their funds with the Pat.
roo, upon which he is authorized 10 charge q
commission Of Two per centum,
The enactments formerly requiring students
to wear prescribed uniform have been sus'
psnaed
Religious services are regularly performed
at the University BY ehaplain,who is appoint
cd in turn from the four principle denomina.
tons OF the State. And by resolution Of the
Faculty, ministers Of the Gospel, and young
men preparing for the ministry, may attend
any Of the schools without the payment o.
fees to the professors.
The expenses Of the session ofnine month";
are as follows
Board, washing, lodging, and attend
ance, Sllt
Rent Of dormitory, SIG; for half, # OcOu-
pied by two,
Use of public rooms X
Fuel and candles, estimated at y
Fees, ifonly one professor be attended,
$50 iftwo TO each professor $50 IF
more than two, to each S25-say z
Total, exclusive ofclOthss, books and
pocket money 70
Inschool Of Law there is an extra fee ofS2
payable by students attending the senio
class
The allowance for clothes is limited TO 8 90
and for pocket money to S45.
The usual average amount expended b
resident students found; from the Patron
books to range about $3.50 which is believe
TO be sufficient for every useful purpose.
WlLLISH. WOODLEY.
fully 10, 1913. Proctor and Patron q. Of Va
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MED CAT DEPARTMENT.

= n
The plan Of the instruction in this depart
Hent ofthe University presents pecuharities to
he found in no other sch0oloi Medicine in the
UuiOu. The lectures commence on the first
Of October, and terminate on the 4th Of July
ensuing,
Owing to the length Of The session, which
embraces a period Of nine months. three Pro-
lessons are enabled to perform all the duties
which in other medical institutions are usual
ly assigned to SIX; and the students are seldom
required 10 attend more than Two lectures on
the same day. BY this arrangement The stu.
dents have an opportunity Of being well groun.
ded in Anatomy, PhyslolOgy,and other elemen-
tary branches Of Medical Science, before they
investigate their applications in connexiOn
with the study Of the practce Of Medicine and
Surgery.
Immediately before each lecture, the stu
dents are Jet to a full and rigid examin-
alton on the proceeding lecture, or on portions
OF approved textbooks. 1t is apparent that the
PLAN Of which the outlines have been briefly
slated,always allows the student 10 commence
as well as TO compete his medical studies IN
the institution and presents a happy cOmbln'
atoms OF the advantages Of the system Of in
strncton by private puplage and that ofPub-
lie lectures.
Any person Of approved mural conduct may
offer as a candidate, and receive the degree o.
NJ. d., without reference 10 tho time he has
been engaged in the study Of medicine, or Of
joining the scoool; provided he undergoes, in q
satisfactory manner, the various examinations
prescribed by the enactments.
The p roiessofs are
Robert Z. Rogers; NJ d, Professor Of Che
misty; Pharmacy, and Materia Medica.
Henry Howard, M. d., Professor ofpath
ology and Practice Of Medicine, Obstetrics
and Medical Jurisprudence,
James L. Cabell, Al. d., Professor ofAnato
my Physiology, and Surgery.
WILLIS II. W0ODLEY. Proctor.
July IA, IS43-eply
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given that the Commissioners
lunder the Treaty Of Dancing Rabbit Greek
adjourned at YazOo Old. Village the % inst:
ard have opened an Office at Hills CROUCH
Scott County Miss.and viii attend there in per
son on the first Monday in November next,to
resume the duties Of their office.
Aug 3lst. 1915.