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DR.. d. JAYNE'S
INDIAN EYpECTOR A Mt

INDIAN EXPECTORANT
ss
81 ps' 6s.S IN: ms
dlcne highly and justly recommended BY numerous and
un SSaa 3%
pair: j. the and have been uppoed by hsmssys. and
Es,toTsd perfect hsah by The 9th.
tFrom the Rev. C. c. r. Crosby late Agent of the Amer
NEw YoRK, june IS. 1895.
Ds Sir have male qss the Indian
medicine under he e
sTS:
OF % Cses tsF: and
sss msS MY It, wsh is at others sd As have s
"S A. C c. p CROSBY
sie4 thi. msdicus with unifIm Dr.; Hamilton, Of
s "a N. usss sna ss By
this medicine found immediate and permanent relief
Ia s Fulton
$50O .EEWAkDl5VE0ss' sFEGIIIC MIXTURE;
Isms5is: discovered for the above Complaints. 'h.
i makes asoeedy and permanent cure without tn.
srcon to Diet drink exposure OF change In application to
we give long quackh recommendations to deceive the
speak for it. Our !. to notify where be had and
IL MSe Nan & not
urde, forfeiture Of $5ps.
y
Furshsr The disease cannot be cosrsct II ao.e Of the
ven "a Srs stS M'ss
81 bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally
smitns l3s Washington street, Boston mo m'rc
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rs CAUSED by healthy action Of the which
throw off Precipitation from the head when vessels
diseased the respiration thick and clammy ad
hires to the mouths Of the and clogs them dries
and forms scarf oandu Less blood then
Of the hair and for Of which the hair has u
hcen ncurshmen and consequently becomes harsh and dry
eventually produces badness Restore the capillary vessels Of
hair jill make its appearance which will increase guam
tty and volume until The hair becomes thick healthy
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC is the only preparation has
been known produce hair bald heads which
has done nnnmfrae and will seldom fail pro-
perly a. pers verngly used.
Sold by A. b. I'D. SANDS, druggists, 70 and 100 Fulton
street 23 Broadway Of Chamber srane build
ing and II East Broadway Price 81. fl lmsec
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MEDICAL.
THE MOST COMMON SAYING


THE MOST COMMON SAYING
.. nj. l..
D.. iss S Sas S1','' Css.
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Fl sssYs'; ;S s' ::! 81 K: Fl is;s:
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or npsIsd eou:stusion U rom any
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ha. no, its
ARD whs toe much esGn OF auniHs Ia. nsn .ssd ;
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OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
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NAMELY:
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THE BONES AND JOINTS. STUBBORN ULCERS,
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BAco. aud diseases arising from in
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orDropsy exposure or mprudence,
tional Disorders will be re-
moved by this preparation.
The attention of the reader respectfully called the fol-
lowing CERTIFICATES. haweyef srss. have hereto
experience show. results sill more remarkable The popre
hat are mad. e
relieving such amount Of suf ariag.
Messn sandsGeats: 1T with HEARTFELT gratitude for your
70 , Tas puc o. The
many YEAR aisd with canEsr II The breast. md for four
ing b essS Il A &. % % ID.
the who preparation Of sf.apsri
f s e
me s &. lie s I
person both in and strength have ysur pepra
s the 5
G:z al ss which ifGs feH Of
the niece of Eunce Woodruff have been brought up by
her and know whit she be true have had all the
Of her through her sickness.
THERESA DENTON.
am we'll acqu united with Mi.e Woodruff and knew her
situation previous the of Sands and have
witnessed the surprising effect produced by it, and therefore
endorse fully the above statement
MOSES NJ CRANE.
BALTIMORE, Feb. %th, ls43.
A. B. SANDS Co -Gsn;lemen:- have used Extract
Of Sa introduction this city, II RiyeI
pleasure have found mymost ssngune
liable article in
With much respect, yours.
JOHN WHiTBRIDGE, ND,
IS Gay street.
Prepared and sold wholesale RETAIL and for exporation,
BY A. Sands Co.. druggists and chemi 0ranits Build
ings, No. 273 Broadway of Chambers New York
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Price 81 per bottle-sx bottles for s. f2 m%sc
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DOCTOR CORBlTT-May be consulted confdentialy at
= his Office, No Is Duane street. doors from Chnthzm,
Strangers respectfully informed that Dr. Corh
Ss Of q the city Of New So and that he X:
treatment oeeaia Glasses Of diseases inow eleven years
thu city New York; which engages his entire attention,
The annals Of Medicine do record than
be his practice The Doctor cautions the
Recent few day. removed entirely from the sys
YOU judicously treated b. person legally
qualified aud BY pretende and quacks there
Of them n the city Persons afflicted with and nve-
need despair Of being restored health by
plying 2 Dr. Cobitt practice many years ha, esas:h
the Doctors profound medicine may
be had TO prevent certain disease of its forns
tunhe
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VEGETABLE BITTERS.
OR. BOyLE'S AROMATIC INYIGORATINO

- GETABLE BiTTERS, for the cure or DSspepsis
soume Of Stomach Loss Of Appetite Weakness and Gen
&c worth They have bea used with unlimited success in
Of the Nerves where the sy. has become debtaied The
immediate Improvement TO health by all who have been 30
tunate to mate OF them truly astonishing used ac
corcng to the that accompany each bote
effects the above diseases will be quickly experienced
Price so cents -. ~
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.
The and a, ns ~ po o to The pub
lie and particularly recommended all who would use
mild and agreeable xve The subscriber is the Only PRISON
who has this article in this conny having oo
tanned IN. original receipt from London be on your
against impoaition. . -. o..
cal Store, 30 Beekman, Of William street, ~ T.
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I.JTHOCP ApIIV

LITHOGRAPHY.
ROslNE5s CARDS end Circulars, Maps, Plans Mashine-
y ry Landscape. ARCHITECTURAL ELEVATIONS &c he Ltho
graphed ana frnted en- moderate terrns,
49,. H. JONES Lithogrphic Establishment,
~ imNe nSFRton street, New York
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BOWERY AMPHlTHEATRE.
JOHN TRYON... ....... Manager and Lessee
GRAND PREPARAT IONS FOR THE
SPRING CAMPAIGN

- - OTNIVU CdNFAIGN
The public respectfully Informed that the Bowery Amphi-
theatre is closed until Monday evening March h in order
10 Reft Aler, Enlarge and Embellsh
THE ARENA;
Lower and Widen the
STAGE;
And Change the Centre ofthe RING.
The whols Interior will be arranged the Model of the
Celebrated
.4STLEY'S LONDON .AAPHITHE.aTRE
Expressly Arranged and Appointed for the Representation Of
EQUESTRIAN DRAM, s. SPECTACLES AND
CIRCUS PERFORMANCES,
To be given IN ST. lie OF Spendor and Effect hitherto
tempted in this country.
MR.. q. r. THORNE
Will have the Superntendnce of the Theatrical Department
miro
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMI SEMEN lS.
PALmOs n. Y. OPERA HOUSE.
CHAMBERS sTkEET
ois 20 o. n, $ Da0r' open
Doys Of Performance donday. Wednesday and Friday
FIFTH NIGHT OF LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR
FRIDAY EVENING. March 9th, lhe performance will
LII iI%s 81 L xiis l.H MSSsl
Lore Hsuy Ahon s.s. Of LORD Ashton
Sir EGG, Of savenswood. Sig 1 Psrozzi
Msimon. Tutor Of Luca....... Sig A Mayer
full particulars, see bill, Of the iaay Boz Once
B-he Theatre on the on nights will be let for Concert
PALMOs NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
COMPLIMENTARY ,I4 y 6isl I15 BENEFIT TO
UNDER THE suPER M;Trs sPENcE OF THE COM
A'r THRE f. b bt'i El.f' Only
Doors open 7oclock-Perormance to commence at half
IT,. Commute. for the Gonp%sua Beu. to Fsrd Pal
kindly das% SER s The
'' siSA + TS3ReHgsE and A. MAJoccHI.
ssiIGN T. pf ~ osaEZGjNls'
s siS AATTabiiG5i S yyy2ILTTsLLINA.
si6,A. MATILDA ALBEkTAzzi.
olG DANlfL 1,
With Full and fTHHf FIFE oR fss and Gentlemen
Will comprise ThHy slG n srsrfi and Director
Who at the OF the Committee has kindly yeded
this night which had been Thy with Mr. Pamo)
art for his Benefit add which postponed
Maestro and Director Of the Chorus
THURSDAY ~ g ENING. March 7,A 1914.
Will be presented st Eozziax celebrated Opera of
IL BARBIERE ID SIVIGLIA,
LUCIA "a '' 81 IF P IAMME GRsr
ENTER TAINMENTS.
l--C}mnd pEZZO CORCEKTATO, by full Orchestra, in
which all the principal Professors will introduce select
all 'rRIGG!oN!ER9 d sTATo. an oisisa! Com
s.t;snd Soma AND pUETTo from Doninetti'. ope-
Of "Gsmma di Vergy" Non quel temp0" by
siga. MAJOCChI and Sig PEROZZl.
THE celebrated ovERTuRE from I'll Barbi.rs d, 81
viga," Rossri.
2-CAV Att "A from tn. Opera Largo al faeto.um
della CT Sig DE ~ GNIs (who has kindly volunteer
ed hi. services this oceasion.)
SSCA AIN nom the same Opera Una voce POGO IA !"
4-GRAND DUETrO. from the same Opcra, ''Di Lndo.
il yago oggetto," by Sig'a BORGHESE and Sig. De
PART ILL.,
The Second Act ofLUClA Dl'LAMMERMOOR,b by tn.
O. The Poner of is now published and for sale at
the Opera HVnse 1T Beus Book Store and the
Office ma
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DR.; ALLEN's BALsAM Of HOREHOUND. LIVER
Pain the 81 Papitaton ofte Heart, Shortness Breath
and Consumption vanish UNDER its In recent
r, pr VAN HAMBERT,s FEMALE KEN0vArING
suuctons copmon 10 single married female aud will in all
cases restore the natural condition Price 81 per box
and growth q Hair giving health and and preventing
uxnIiantly n very days Price IS per bottle
DR. ATkINSON'S VEGETABLE GOLDEN ONT.
MENT for all scrofuous eruptioys itch chap
ped hands salt heum, tetter ring scad had
box.
HERCULANEUM PILLS-Thcy seem to have but one
universal action that Is search disease and
matter where srated or how long has existed whether
an abces proving upon the lungs heart liver paneras
stomach or ulcer the trunk limbs Price
81 50 per box.
Grand street. f18 3mwec
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DOCTOR JORDAN'S PRIVATE SPECIFIC
PACKAGES

FOR THE CURE of diseases offer advantages not
L possessed by other advertised remedy, to wit:
M They contain thing requisite for internal and
nal 3D. Appropriate remed!s for symptom. Sd.
They comanied by the Monitor treatise upon
nal ,dies with full advice The patient e
fcs safe and cure. without uiaton
ether are requr g. they supplied without charle
reyention
for Fluor Abus, Whites.
The Monitor alone 50 The packages complete 81
each: Securely forwarded to post paid remlttauces
Fold only Drag Store, TO Prime. st. of Marion
few doors east Of Nib 's. - :
N B. Private ucc COX Mario, street, Of
Centre where Dr. Jordan be confdentially consulted
f28 I'M
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MONTHLY REPORT OF THE
NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,

NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb. 6, l8a-MR j. II SCHENCk
~ Dear Sir You have heartfelt gratituie for the
e1as o your sent me 6y your agent
had taken bottles Of before the prouse night
before had taken three bottles discharged from my lungs
seyeIe different t!I.es surprising 9uanty Of hard white
bottles; in Rood health: Instead Of being
physician, now in the Theological Seminary New
Brunswick take pleasure recommending ScHENcxs
PuLMoNc syRUP my friends and the public 2or do firmly
believe that, taken in time IL Is certain for Pumo
B. r. MURDEN.
Offices No South Sixth door below the of
Chestnut and at his Laboraory No '2i Race street Phade
phia Also for SALE wholesale and RETAIL 4< CouIland ST.
one door below the of Greenwich New Yorkhe only
NY -
Syrup where pamphlets be had gratis and get
fla lm*rc j. II. SCHENCK,
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ACOUSTIC DROPS

for ncpient Deafness che palms, buzzing
singing sound, in the collections Of hard
ted secons of the Their oil has popa
lar remedy in all diseases OF the for upwards
White arrest 1mxe
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House OF Representatives.

w ASHINGTON, MaTCh D. ISf4
After the Journal of yesterday was read, Mr.
PARMENrER, Of Massachusetts,, reported from the
Naval Committee a Bill to provide for the appoint
ment of certain officers of the Navy Yards. Reac
twice, and referred to the Committee of the
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FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF TIL
A Ell If,TEI

FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE
AFFLICTED.
THE FOLLOWING REFERENCES are dedica..d to
the are well acquainted with the virtues Of
Mr. Brush, Clers in the Recorders Office
Mr. Martin and Son, Sparmak r..
MI john Brown, isa Chatham street
Mr. Geoee Merritt IA goth street.
Otter iuil lag Maiden Lane, house IS Union Place.
rev.. w kedheld, 1876 18th street,
As0 the Librarian OF the Odd Fellows Library National
Mr. Coffin, corner Of Anthony stree. and Broadway
Mr. julius Smith, 1ls charlton street.
Mr. Myers, Stove Mandatory, 10 Bowerv
Mr. Z Donaldson, Author Of tne Odd Fellows Offering.
TIE sake OF suferng humanity would advise all those
win coughs Consumption liver complaint dyspep
Ss On ns aSys named upSn whose
CARMINANTIA DEPOT,
III In-ee Covner Of 0reenwich Lane and 18th st.
SELPHO'S FIRST PREMIUM
ANGLESEY LEG.
REMOVED from Second street TO Spring st-Patronized
by the most eminent surgeons heushout Europe 81
the most ds guished Of their professional brethren in the
United Stats and allowed by all be the approach
nature she to produced Introduced into this country and
WILLIAM sELPHQ,
80 No. % Spring street, near Broadway. New York.
w Terms moderate. and ndsputab'e r. ferences gwen
appea excellent, and wen cseuatsd to answsS al tn
objects desired But the beat of all the proof those who
friends have matsseS sSFP Ss tSs dhY,e 'as
me lnaykwysee
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PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, March 7, 1914,
The performance will commence with the celebrated Play
of The
BOHEMjAsS of PARIS;
Or, the Mysteries of Crime.
Mons. Mon orguil ...M Mr.. Barry
Mons Bdknolet. Mr.. Chippendale
Now playing with distinguish success in Lonaon and Paris;
and the Musical Drama OF the
SPIRIT OF THE FOUNTAIN
Both Piecss will be produced with Scenery Costumes
and Decorations -
Boxes 50 eents-Pt IS Cents-Gallery I2H Cents.
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CHATHAM THEATRE AND CIRCUS.
CONDUCTED BY Fl ROCKWELL O. r. STONE
THIS EVENING. March 8, performances to commence
with
The Victorious Knights.
After which various acts Of Hors manshp Gymnascs
Voiants, Vau ting, African Drolleries. &c. &c.
Afer V hch
John Smith will D,nce and sing,
To conclude with
vi Kaits OF the Grrmaa Favmer.
mITCHELL's OLYMPIC TaEATisE
THIS EVENING. March 7th--j'he pcrformsncey .i,l
commence with
ALGaTE PUMP.
broomy Swash, Mr. Mitchell
After which
CINDERELLA.
The Baron Pompolino Mr. Nickepson
Pedro. e. Mr.. Holland
Cinderella Miss Taylor
To conclude with
JOHN PRGTTYyOHN CO.
John Prettyiohn Mr. Holland
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DEAFNESS.

DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS,
0S1 BROADWAY Extract:-
ch:srfally comply with the request Of Lieut. Me
ntosh to testify that he nvded home unfit for duty,
consequence Of deafness aud discharges from his
that Whine in New York, his England, he placed
hims under the profession Of Dis aste Edwards
Aufs Under their ne recovered his hearing and
has returned to his military duty
Signed, H. McNEVEN, M. d.
Surgeon to H. b. M. Forces, Jamaica.
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Pps.sd and Wholesale and retail and for exporation
BY A. B. Sands Co.. druggists and chemits Grants Build
ngr, Mo- 73 Broadway, corner Of Chanbers New York
sold also BY A. D. Sands druggists, No 70 Fulton s
David Sands Co., No II EastiBroddway, Of Market
and BY druggists eeneray throughout the United States
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American Constitutions
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SN14F5Y9S
FANCY EEP0RIUAi

.N tHFl#t tat'Hh ~ my "bf '.''
beng my opened and errHqed ia line
heasdtof myself, NY customers aad "a
Being Of tie opinion lhH III" best 5"
RilI ba 10 r.0H IA Igem publishing NoI
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ak Iaf themselves. merely adding Z
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PaNrs AND CniNfZGS al aN f.ee ed
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pAG4>aI.>. an aIma.r euale-- 'anry
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CLOVES gegaaa'3 ha,b aa1eafd Md Glove.
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.IEESO.S' k.2.s.xl ron N.yEE.

4 SALE oil the Land heretofore advertised by me 10
"A be sold on the 27th inst not having been effected
will offer again the premises the highest bid.
der on Tuesday. the 3fd day of October next
This land viii be sold under decree of the Circuit
Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the county of
Nelson, in the case Of Montgomery against Montgomery
and Others
There are two tracts. One contains about four hun
dred acres being the lower end of the Mansion house
tract Of land of which Joseph Montgomery deceased
late of the said county of Nelson died possessed One
fourth OF tbl, tract bottom land and the whole is val
liable. The improvements sufficient tn acconmo
date small family comfortably.
The other tract contains about two hundred acres be
ing The part Oh from the upper end of the same main
said Joseph Montgomery, deceased II is partly clear
ed, but has not been cultivated for many years. 1t is,
however, valuable, and is particularly well adapted 10
the production Of corn and tobacco
II the day fixed upon for the sale should not be fair
it will take place the first fair day thereafter.
The terms will be about fourth cash, the balance
on credit of SIX, twelve, eighteen and twenty four
months this purchaser giving bonds with good personal
security, and the title 10 the land being held as addi-
tional security.
JOS. F. MONTGOMERY, Com'r.
Aug. % I'm
=. S.-An application will be made to the court the
day before the sale when il will be in session. change
the time 1t the credit payments to make them pay
able in one, Two and three years; and is confidently
expected it viii be successful If ii should not be- the
land WILL course be offered on the terms forth in
the advertisement.
Sept. 2 In
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THE DISTINGUISHES.

The Richmond Enquirer copies, with great apparent
delight the proceedings ot meeting OF the 'Denocra-
~ receiy held in Charleston at which resolutions
were adopted denunciatry Of Wing policy. aud in favor
If James X Polk-btcalse they dissent from the pro-
rs,ion Of Mr. Rhett aud the Charleston Mercury, no,r
i, raise the banner Of "Resisiaace' and recommend
that they .'iobear at present 10 resort 10 the sovereign ac
,n ot the State" But these proceedings, far from
satisfying us thai DisMi0n is not ultimately conien-
mated nv the "denocracy" Of South Carolina, in the
bapppnpg of either of TWO contingencies convnces MS
Thai il is Thuse contingencies are--frst. should Mr.
Clay be elected 10 the Presidency; secondly, If In the
event of Mr. Folks eleclIon South Carolina should fail
in her attempt to dictate The policyof The government, in
reference to Texas and the farf she assuredy will
fail let who may be elected. The Charleston Mercu-
ry indeed. is mol disposed to wait even moment II
procaims, in lis usual Bombastes Furoso vein, tina,
1--WE of the South have no oplion--We resist or
perish" But the Mercury, and the clique of which il
is the organ seem TO furget that they do not constitute
"ihe South and that on the contrary fully one half of
the Southern people, far from believing in the wolf
cry of oppression and punder' by which plrion Of
their fellow citizens in years gone by have been deludeJ
aud madtened, are firmly convinced that the tariff poll
cy, which the nuyers propose To 'resist." Is loaded
with blessings, instead Of curses, to them, ell
all other portions of the Uaou. Why. then. shall ,ee
who think, resist thai p1cy, sustain those who do
II is not now. we beg leave 10 tell these madcaps as it
1882, when The people of ,he South. deceived by
false but sperlou5 theories, nearly unanimous OPP
position 10 The protective system. aud Consequent
ly disposed to make common cause with South Caru-
however opposed TO the peculiar mode Of redress Ia
which she resorled. IN ihr wing of She will now
ind no sympathy no succur--no aid--in her revou
tonay designs. from those, who believe llat anxious
10 dissolve the Gnion, she bui makes the Tariff, as, if
that fail she will attempt 10 make the Texas question:
peleXt, To veil her criminal hostility to HE COniederacy
Of which she cons flutes member.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-02

INljE next session Of the Medical Institute will com
J. mence on the first Of the ensuing November, and
continue ten months. In this Institution all the branches
of a complete Medical education taught. Especial
attention is given TO The practical departments sucl
Surgery and the Practice Of Medicine by and cln-
ica illustrations; Chemistry by experiments. and Anao-
my by dsseclions An abundant supply Of the ma eraf
for The study OF practical Anatomy, can always be had
during the proper season.
course in this institute will entie students TO come
forward for graduation, after attending full
the Washington University of BALTIMORE of the best
Medical schools in the Union.
The fee for full will be hundred dollars
payable in advance. Any number of students wishing
TO Join this institute, he accommodated with boa I'd
&c., in hotels and in private families, moderate
TERMS &c.. in lis immediate vicinity.
The institute is located within half mile Of Prince
Edward Court House, mile of Ilampden Sidney Cul-
lege. and six miles from Farmve; and in neig hbur-
hood long distinguished for its heahness, intelligence
and morality
JOHN P. METTALER, A. NJ. M. d.
FRANCIS J. METrAUFK, Jr., A. NJ, M. ID.
Prince Edward Court House, Sept.2 Wild