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SPLENDID WATCHES.

SPLENUID " ATCHES,
,seo Splendid Hunting cared first quality full
YIN jewelled patent lever WATCHES, received
81 Dc per the last steamer, made expressly to or
Esc9 der, with large assortment of the different
descriptions of gold and silver Watches which are
warranted to be as fine as any of my former impor
tations. Persons in want of first quality Watches,
will please call and examine G. D. CLARK'S as
sortment at the old established stand Water street,
second door from Calvert. sega
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STRAss, sTRAss, sTRAss.

STRASS, STRASS, STRASS,
~ BREASTPINS AND STUDS.
splendid supply nf 8 rRASS BREASTPINS,
and STUDS, just fiAished-for brilliaucy, are not
surpassed by the diamond Call and see this morn.
ing, at G. ID. CLARK'S Jewelry Store, WATER
STREET, second door from Calvert. s52e
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GOLD GUARD CHAINS. GABRIEL D.
w CLARK opens great variety of Gold and Sill
yer work this day, among which are handsome gold
Guard Chains, for ladies and gentlemen; also, gold
Guard Keys; Fob chains and Seals with great va
nety of beautiful Jewelry. se24
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MARRIED,
On the 22dinst. by the Rev. Mr.. II Best, Ell
TELL TO ANN HAMILTON
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SEED WHEAT,
= ALL KINDS-WHITE AND RED.
For sale by G. r. VTCKERS T. co.
se25- eo4t lower end Commerce Est.
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a FOR RENT. The large and conven-
SS5t5A lent three story brick DWELLING in Exeter
NssE3 street, one door north of Baltimore ST. Being
in central situation and agreeable neigh
borhood it is we'll adapted either as private resi-
dence or Boarding House. Inquire at the dwelling
on the opposite corner fronting Baltimore se25 81
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A5- We invite the attention of the public to the
certificates of a cure performed by Dr. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PAEACEA, which certain
ly goes ahead of any heretofore published. The high
standing of the gentlemen whose names given
as having Witnessed this cure precludes the posi-
bity of imposition. There is large number of
persons now taking this medicine in this city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the Agents,
whose names will be found attached to the eertif-
Gates seq
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o. WHILE THERE is LIFE THERE is HOPE.
Instances like the following are almost of daily &C.
currence and render superfuous all farther comment
upon The efficacy of Wistar's Balsam.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Sept, Is. 1915.
Mr.. Seth w. Fowle:
Dear Sr,-The character of Wistar's Basam of
Wild Cherry is so well established throughout the
country, and especially in the state of New York,
that any farther testimony would seem TO be unneces-
sary. Yet nave derived so much advantage from il,
that am happy to communicate through you to the
sick and afflicted, what it has done for me- and con-
slider it privilege and duty to do so. l have been
troubled with weak lungs for four years: had cough
more or less every winter. | was confhed to the
house all last winter with severe cough, pain in the
side and breast raised blood raj tines consult
ed physician, but have never taken any medicine
which has done me so much good as
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
/ consider it the best medicine in the world for
Coughs, Colds, and Pulmonary complaints.
WILLIAM B. SWARTS.
None genuine without the written signature of |.
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STABLER * CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st
Also, by Geo. w. Jones, cor. Baltimore and High SITS
Seth S. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt Streets RobeHs
s. Atkinson corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; ]. r.
Perkins s. Brother cor. Green and Franklin streets:
Joseph B. stansbury, 81 Thames st; Elisha II. Per
kins corner Market and GIeen-sts.; George II Keerl
No 323 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, SO North
Cav street. se2l-lW
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Brig Kate Pendergast, Evans, West Indies, X.
land, Chase & Co.
Smack Mary Jane, Litcher, Key West, master
Schr Mary Augusta, Mansen, Nassau, N. P, Fl
MoHtel. p
SAL En--Gnhra 70 hin EnrS 49,
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MARiNELIsT-PORT OF BALTlMO
PNoMrHE EXCHANGE REAplNe-RoomRoo1J
CLEAR En-

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER "a, 1876.
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THE PILFSI


a CURE FOR LIFE GUARANTEED!
The VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY, invented be
DIR A. upham distinguished ply stefan New York city
is the only really successful remedy for dangerous and
distressing complaint the PILES. offered the
American public.
Mark ths 1t is an INTERNAL REMEDY-Iot All ex-
ternal application, and will any of Piles, either
Bleeding or Blind, Internal External and probably the
only thing that will. There no mistake about it, II is
nient medicine take, ard improves the general health
a remarkable manner
Each Box contains twelve Doses cts per dose 1t
s very mild in its operation and be taken of
the most acute inflammation without danger All external
applications in the highest degree dsagreeabe ncOn
venient and oensive and the very of the dis
ease, temporary in their effects This Medicine attacks
the disease at its source and REMOVING THE CAUSE
renders the cure CERTAIN ard PERMANENT.
The Eectuary is also very valuable remedy for inam
nation the Liver and speen Inflammation, Soreness
der; Infammatory and Mercurial Rheumatsm Impurily
of the Blood, caused by the impruden of Mercury
weakness and Inflammation OF the Spine and Back; and
for the relief of Pregnant ladies' before confinement,
surfing easy time, safe delivery and healthy offspring
This admirable preparation contains NO MINERAL
MEDICINE; NO ALOES, COLOCYNTII, GAMBOGE,
or other powerful and irritating Purgatves and If taken
according to the directions in of Piles, CURE FOR
LIFE Is GUARANTEED.
Pamphlets, giving valuable information respecting this
Medicine, may be obtained OF Agents, gratis.
J. >. HOUGRTON, 100 Washington Street, BOSTON,,
General agent for the New England States.
AGENTS. Worcester-James Green d Co.. and s. A.
Rowland. Springfeid-B K Bliss. Barre-Woods, Field
d Co. AnIherSt-N. Fitch. FGtchburg-Chas. Shepey
LOlOe-G H. Carlton g. Co., and by the dealers in Medi-
cine generally cody Nov. 10.
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Dancing and CaIistheniCs.

M RS. II. POTTS would respectfully inform
lVk her patrons OF Worcester and vicinity that she pro
poses to open her school BRINLEY HALL Tuesday,
October srh, in the above useful and invgorating exer
cses Her Calishenics Exercises have always given uni
versal satisfaction contributing much to the health
strength and beauty Of the system Mrs p has the cert
Gates Of some OF our first Physicians recommending it as
necessary part of young Ladys education From study
through the summer MONTHS Mrs p has added many very
useful Cashenc Exercises which will make her school
very pleasant, useful Mrs p would also inform the
Ladies' and Gentlemen OF Worcester and vicinity that she
prepared to give LESSONS In the most approved styles Of
WALTZlNG, the POLKA, and the MAZURKA.
g Those wishing take lessons in the above exercises
will leave their names with Mr. Warren at Brnley Hall
Worcester, Sept 10. S&W2w
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JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.

We esteem il pleasure to be able to recommend this
medicine the best calculated for the purpose curing
coughs colds throat asthma and all affections of the
lungs From long personal acquaintance with DIR Jayne,
we know that he is luack and his medicines not
nOsrus of the modern up hut the result of his
long experience practising physician and The expense
of great labor.-Haartford Conn., Daily Review.
New York, March 10th, le41.
DIR. Jayne-Dear Sir-Being severely afflicted Inhu-
enza-a hard Cough and Ashma-and finding every means
fail OF relieving me- Consumption appeared inevitable
but by using two bottles of your EXPECTORANT,I was
restored to perfect health. Respectfully yours
JOHN ELLIS.
Late Pastor of the Baptist Church, Stamford, CT
From the Rev John Segur.
I.ambertsvile, N. j., April 9th, 1899.
DR. Jayne-Dear Sr-By The blessing OF God your EX-
PECTORANT has effected cure in of Distress
ing complaint In December last seized with great
severity by paroxysm CT Asthma; disease with which
had been afflicted for many years past. 1t attended
with hoarseness and of the lungs and throat
together with aboous cough and complete prostration
oil strength, and when almost worn out with suffOcaton
bottle of your Expectorant to At first
thought nothing but quackery but seeing ii high
ly recommended by DR.. Going, with whom well
quainted was induced to try it, and in few days it
pletely cured me- have had any of the
disease since. have formed high opinion of
your medicine, hat If had but few bottles of it, and
could obtain no more would part wi tn them for
dollars each. Yours, affectionately, JOHN SEeUR.
IFPrepared only by DR.. d. JAYNE, No. South Third
Street, Philadelphia For sale by J. GREEN & CO., III
Main-st., and M. GREEN, 200 Main ST. Worcester.
d6twSt4o
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Pekin Tea COMPANY,

NOR SALE by the Pekin Tea Company at their
l. Office No IA FRONT STREET. (up sTAiRs0
WORCESTER,
large assortment of T A s, all of this years mpor-
ation which they call the attention of Hotels Country
Merchants and Families.
CATALOGUES OF TEAS,
Ming Yong Pouchong, good. Oolong, good.
do do do fine. do fine.
do do SOuchong do extra fine
had the pure article.
English Breakfast Tea, fine.
Howqu4s Mixture, extra fine.
Pekoe Flower, arch blk tea.
Congo, extra fine
YOUNG HYSON, sweet cargo.
do do do do finer.
do do fine cargo.
do do extra fine
do do Siluer Leof-This is a superior tea
and seldom sold in this country.
do do Golden Chop, garden growh-This is
the finest Green Tea cultivated in China, and has
been imported excep. as presents 10 Importers
HYSON, very fine.
do Plantation growth.
Gunpowder superior.
do plantation growth.
Imperial fragrant
do superior.
HYSON SKIN, extra fine.
NE PLUS ULTRA-This Tea is fragrant, and yields
perfume truly delishtfu-it is OF garden growth-and
superior TO any teas sold in this country.
For further particulars, see handbllls at the
Office of the Pekn Tea Company Sign Of The Chinese Man,
No. IA up statrS) Front st Worcester, MS.
Orders from the country for the Chest single pound
promptly attended to.
Parcels of IS lbs and upwards can be forwarded TO coun-
try purchasers b. II kENDAhL agent.
Worcester Oct6 dwlf
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Superior Dutch Flower Bulbs.

FENHE subscriber has for few years past, i'm
IA ported directly from the first florist in Harlem
Holland Flower Bulbs Of various kinLs, chiefly for his
gaden and they proved, growing much finer than
the ordinary kinds, usually grown in this country. The
last year. he had in bloom upwards of fifteen hundred
lips about foe hundr ed different varieties, comprising
the early aud late and lasting in bloom about two months
that the year when few other garden flowers
in bloom. His collection has become too large
for his grounds and he will dispose of about half of it,
in such lots will best accommodate purchasers, and at
prices below what is charged for them by dealers in the
article object being encourage general cul-
of this splendid and favorite Spring Flower. Those
who have never grown it, will find it of the easiest cu
ture, and always certain to produce fine flowers Prices
from 374 rs per doz. according to the kinds The
cheapest of fine named varieties and altogether supe
rior to the tulips commonly cultivated
He can also iurnsh few of the fine new fragrant
Chinese Pe1nies ofdferent coors. These bloom more
abundanty and continue n bloom very much longer than
the common p@ony Also few Grown lmperials
Gadoluses of various colours and the beautiful bright
yellow Day Lilly Hamerocallis Fulva. Application
should be made JOHN MILTON EARLE
mo. 80, 1876.
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Brighton Market-Monday. Oct. 5.

Brighton Market-MOnday. Oct. 5.
Reported for the Boston Traveller.
AT MARKET 1850 Cattle, 20 yokes working oxen 81 Cows
and Calves, 24t 0 Sheep and abou 800 Swine.
PRICEs-Beef CdttLe-First quality $3.50; second do
4,50M 500 third do. 1925 "a 400.
Working Oren- Sales noticed at $72 rs and IS.
CotCs and CGtues-sales noticed at Sl4, IT, 10, 81 rs
"a and 40.
SheepSaes of lots at $1,l2 Ss, $751; 1925 and IS.
SCine-At wholesale, for Sows ST. for BarrowG 4tc At
retail from At to ST and &C.
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HENRY H. CHAMBERLIN'S
DRY GOODS WARE HOUSE.

TENHIS Extensive Establishment consists of
Il LARGE SALES ROOMS, arranged follows:
The Basement
contains every description CT BIeached and Brown COT
TONS, Sheengs, Tickngs, Linen Sheetngs, ckebuck,
Russia Scotch and Birds Eye Diapers Fine Marseiles and
Imperial QUILTS, Frocking, Batting &c. &c.
In the Front Store
is always large of PRINTS Copper Plates,
White Goods of all kinds Irish Linens Hosiery and Gloves
of every descriptions together with complete
Of Thread Store Articles.
In the Rear Room
arranged the BROADCLOTHS, Cassmeres, large
sortmcnt at PRICES Fannels, Blankets every de-
sclipton Of Table Linen Napkins and Doylies, Linen
Cambrics, Handkerchief &c. &c.
UP STAIRS.
The Large Saloon,
devoted entirely the sale of SHA WIS, SILKS Rich
Dress Goods and C0dktngs In this department shall
heretofore present Of Goods quite
qualed by establishment in the County and unsurpass
ed by any in Boston in SHAwLs and SILKS particularly,
always offer much larger, cheaper and elegant
assortment than be found in any other Store. am
constantly supplied with beautiful of those
superior Thbet Cloths for CLoaks such have always
sold and TO be by far the article import
ed-lhe shades of these Goods very beautiful and the
prices toWer than heretofore.
The Millinery Room
ladJonng the Saoon contains the LACES, Thread Edg
ings, Cambria and Muslin Trimmings Embroderies Bon
net Ribbons, and complete assortment of BONNETS
and MILLINERY GOODS.
Having resumed business in Worcester with increased
facilities and Icing experience have determined TO make
my Ware House complete Depot every description
desirable Goods for Ladies' Gentlemen and Famies-to
present at all times large assortment OF the EST
g ID s, and sell them fair and honest prices SO
that purchasers always trade my with the
lest confidence that they getting genuine article
PRICE. H. III. CHAMBERIIN
Worcester, Sept 49, div
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Book Agents Wanted,

GEVERAL active men can have profitable employment,
~ in selling by subscription in this County, new and
valuable work which Is being published. Applca-
ton In person, or by letter. postpaid will be attended to-
Worcester, oct7. eod3t wSt D. A. ROWLAND.
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RITRRERS BY THE CASE.

TUST received a large lot Of Ladies aud Gentlemehs
j PATENT RUBBERS of all kinds, which VIII
he sold by the case dozen pairs as low as can be bought
In BOSTON or Of the manufacturers. . -
MERCHANTS in want OF the above kihUs OIL nuooe's
will do well 10 call and examine.
VIZ w One door north 3. L. HARDoE Co.'S.
CHICKERING a. L0NGLSY.
Worcester, Oct 8. awu1u
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The HoRsR DISEASE. The Amherst Express states
that horses in that vicinity, have suddenly died
within The last fortnight.
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NEW GOODS,
B. L. HARD0N s co.

B, L, HARD0N s co.
HAVING completed the alterations and i'm
progements they have been making in their Store
are now receiving large stock of
NEW FALL GOODS,
of every description, which they will sell at GREAT
BARGAINS FOR CASH.
Having come to the determination to sell exclusively
for cash. they feel confident that they offer create
Bargains than has yet been offered in This market
They have this week received direct from the NEW
YORK AUCTIONS
so CJfSES NEW FALL GOODS
and will he in daily receipt of ALL THE NEW AND
CHOICE STYLES of Goods, they make their appear.
ance in the market-al Of which they will sell at the
Lewest AUCTION FTicss for Cash.
Worcester Sept2 dw8w
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DRAWING BOOKS, Sc.

EENHE Oxford Drawing Book, 100 Plates,-con-
IL tanning progressive Information on sketching draw
ing and cooring landscape scenery animals and The hu
man figure for the use of teachers for senstrucon
Goes Drawing Book OF American Scenery, con-
tanning 80 views from nature with instructions begin
ners in Landscape
Drawing for Young Children, containing $50 Drawing
Copies
Whatman's English, and superHne American Drawing
Papers Bristol Board, Water CoIors, Drawing Pencils
Crayos &c, for sale at the Cheap Bookstore 2OI Main
Street. 4 GROTT In
Worcester, Sept IL. DIV
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C.. Il. LONG

Has taken Room No. BRINLEY HALL, where
he will attend to keeping books by double single entry
and all other kinds of writing business that may
trusted to him. DIFF Sept &C.
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FALL FASHIONS
For Millinery and Dress-making,

FOr Millinery anu OIcSS~AhoAAA5
(RoomS Ouer II. H. Chamberlin's Store
ygNHE PATTERN BONNETS, for Autumn,
II are this day opened from New York.
The fall patterns for Street and Evening DRESSES are
also received and beautiful new patterns Tor
CLOAKS and MANTlLLAS.
The above goods ready Tor exhibition ana lhe
Ladies are invited to cal and them.
NJ Milliners and Dress-lnakers supplied with
the above and every description of Trimmings on ne most
reasonable terms, and every information given gratls'
NJ b. Paris Fashions regularly received.
II. II. CHAMBERLIN.
yvorcester Oct G. div w9t
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Beautiful Pictorial aud Emble
matte Bindings,
Groceries.

IUST received. per steanshcst Louisa Hop
- kins, and will be offered for sale at Auc.
ton on Saturdays and Mondays, regula, "
through the summer, and at private sale through
the week, At wholesale or retail at auction
prices.
20 bbi's B.se Head Whiskey, % i-2 to "a
cents pr. gal.
20 bbrs Flour. $3.50 to SIS pr. bssrelI.
10 l-2 bills. Molassess, SO to IS cents pet
gal. t.... ..-.s. t...,-.,'
50 boxes Soap, 4 I-2tc S cents per ID.
20 boxes Sperm Csadaes, 80 10 IS cents
pr. ID.
IL boxes No. l Cheese, IL l-2to 70 cents
pr ib. a ra
$. boxes No. Chewing Tobacco, 20 cents
(High but good.) 4.,s,
8 boxes com. Chewing Tobacco 7l2 to 6
cents per ID.
al.spipes "ot.rd'' Brandy from to 2,75 pr
gal.
cask London Porter in bottles. At g.
S DE-. bottles Champagne cider $3.50 to
s. pr. dog t,lls
2Casks Shoulders, 5 81 to 6 cents per 10,
per cssk.
200 lbs. Bacon Ham ,712ios cents pr. 10.
20 dozen Claret Wine, $3.50 10 800 pr
deg.
u, doz. Scotch Ale, $3.50 to 2.75 per dog.
Brass Clocks $3.50.
Together with few Dry Goods Boots
Shoes, Hats, &c. We would mention that the
annexed prices are our asking prices--Lut we
are determined to SELL Give US q call any
way. Saturdays and Mondays, and get goods
at your own prices.
VAUGHAN g. YEATES,
General Agents, and City Auctioneers
We will attend all sales Of house bold and
kitchen furniture, Negroes, Horses, &c.. when
called upon. Our terms are low.
Wy.
Auct ioneers
Nav 9Th '46 am. M
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NEW BOOKS.
VT1HE NOvITIATE; or a yesr

TVHE NOVITtATE; or year amors the
Il English Jesu'ls; with an essay on the
Constitutions. the Confessional Morality aud
History Of the Jcsuits By Aadcew Steinmeiz,
l vol.
Boarding Out-a Tale Of Domestic Life, I
vol.
Voyages Of Discovery and Research within
the Arctic Regions, from the year 1919 to the
Barrow, Bart, r. 4. s., and in his Sod wear.
D'Aubigne's Discourses and Essays, with
an introduction by Robert Baird, and transla.
ted by Charles W. BAIRD, a rare work, ] vol.
Life in Prairie I.aRd, or Travels in the West,
by Eliza w. Fsrnham, (chsrmingiy written !;
God bless lier.) For sale bv
D. WOODRUFF.
Aug. 18th. l046 Use.
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New Terms Of. Adycrtisinr.

The accumulation on our books of debts duo
MS in other cUnnties, and IN other States ann
the great ffcully attendant upon their coliec.
tion--to say nothing OF the tax thereby imposed
Oh us, aud the losses we are forced 10 sustain .
by many Of our distant debtors neglecting 10
send US the amounts they may severaIly owe
forces on us The necessity of adopting a. mode
of computing the cost of publications. to- DO
made in our columns, which can be easily under.
stood, and which will enable our patrons 10 en-.
clos. with their advertise ments, the money 10
pay for them Our new terms will not vsry.
materially, from the old ones; and where there
is any change il will be found to be in favor
Of the advertiser For example, we propose
to make 80 words, or less, one square more
than 90, and less than 100 two squares; more
than 100. and less than $40 three squares, &c.
Underi the old system the square averages, about
rs words.
I he price Of advertising will not be changed:
the change in the mode of computing, the guam.
ity Of matter in advertisements, is adopted spe.
cialIy with view to relieve ourself from tho
evils Of tho credit system.
These rules, we propose, shall apply in all
cases where the persons making publication re-
eide out Of this cry. except they be Sheriff..
Coroners, Registers in Chancery, Clerks or
Court, or other public officers.
Where we open an account with officers Of
court and others Of that elass,we reserve ID our
self the right to charge 2 heoidt prices.
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CARD.

XXTM. McCAY, (recently of Eutaw) res.
w pectfully offers his services to the eli
zens Of 'hs place aud vicinity, as conductor Of
a Male School. From many gear experience ia
teaching, he fatters himself tina. he viii be able
10 phrase those who may paironize him. He
will devote hdnss,lf to the moral and intellectual
advancement Of his pupils, exer cisiag over them
a 8 riot, yet parental discipline.
The course prescribed will ea,brace the as.
ual breaches Of English Education, wi s,str,,c-
ton in the Latin and Greek Languages. Par
tseolar attention will be gwen ~ Composition
and Defamation.
Terms per session Of five months Primary
Department., Si2. Advanced ZIG. Langua-
ges, $50.
or Ref-Ilon. 8. McAlpiu and Hon. J
W. Taylor. Of Greene county.
1nse aloosa, Jan. .. 1886 tf-S.
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Medical College of Georgia

WINE FIFTEENTH COURSE OF Lee
TURES will commence on the SECOND
Monday Qhe 9th) and be continued sntl he
March following.
FACULTY.
GEORGE NJ. NEWTON, Nj: D., Professor OF
Anatomy.
l.. A DUoAs, d. D Professor Of Physiology,
and Pathological Anatomy.
ALEX. MEANS, M. D., Professor Of Chemis,ry
and Pharmacy.
up. GARvix, NJ. d., Professor Of Therapeu,is
and Ma.eria Medica.
PAuL F. Eve, MID, Professor of the Princi.
pies and Practice of Surgery.
l.. d. Ford, NJ. D., Professor OF the Institutes
and Practice of Medicine.
JssEPH A. Eve, VI. g., Professor of Obstetrics
and disease of Women and Infants.
III. f. CAMPBELL, NJ. D., Demonstration of Anat.
omy.
CLINICAL INSTRUCTION will be given,
ss usual in the City Hospital.
Board may be obtained at from Ss2 10 SIS
per month, every thing included.
The fee, for the entire course, is Sis 40
Matrlculation, (taken once) g 90
Demonstration Ticket, (optionai,) 10 90
G. NJ. NEWTON. NJ. D., D, an.
Augusta, Ga Aug. II, 1916 a..