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GLASS q CHINA WARE:
USr received aud inr sale law ~
u April !lih. WmIsLnw's.
CANCER, sCRUFuLA AND GnITRE.

CANCER, SCRuFuLA AND GOlrRE.
Ample experience has proved that no comb.
nation OF medicine hns ever been 80 cneciual
in renewing diseases. Ms Jaync's Alternaiisc. II
Inns effected cures that have heen truly nsionish-
ing, not only of Cancer aud other dseuscso Of that
class, hut has removed the most siubhUrn disens-
- OF the skin, Swelling, Dyspepsia, &c. &C.
This medicine enters into the circulation, and
eradicaies discas.s wherever located. ii puri.
fics the blood and other fluids of the body, re-.
moves the obstruction IN the pores Of the skin,
aud reduces enlargcmcnts of the glands or homes.
II increases the appetite, removes headache and
drowsin, ~, and invgoraies the whole system,
aud impnr,s animation Ia the Diseased and debi!.
itnicd constitut on. There 10 nothing superior
TO il il the whole Inaseria mcdicn. tits pvrfcci-
" safe and extremely pleasant, and has nothing
of the Disgusting nausea accompanying the idea
Of swallowing medicine.
For sale a. tho Drug Store Of Q. SANFORD,
Davenport.
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DEArm or r. II. WILDE.-Thc death
IF this distinguished nnI excellent IMAM j.
announced in Tho n. D. ricayunc u the
llih inst.
The p,cnyune snys:--
la tell Yesterday n victim to the cruel
epidemic which IL sco,'sging mr city carry.
ing dism1v aud anguish into almost every
bosom. Mr.. Wilde il ~ extensively and
adyan,ngeo,,sly known in the country rs u
ripe rct,nlar. ablc lawyer. instructive M.
,lor, md Statesman. that il W ,uld be work
OF supsrcr,ga,inn on our part tn dwell on
his career. Besides his eminent scholar
Ahip, and charnim. elnquence, he was u.
Universally esteemed E'r his priv alto virtues,
high srn.c of h mr., anl sing liar nmi,'lc-
ness Of disposition. il tho Iangnnge 81
Is ,rkc, .wh,t shadows we are, aud what
sh,d,ws We pursue" Bit few DAYS
since tho gifted, tho nmiab'c. bit now ~
mcn,ed Wilde could 10 sccn in onr streets
nni halls "f Justice in the enj Nmcnt III
robust health; his zinc person. m,nlv fen
lures, winning c,lnicnlncc. nnl h'wing
silvcrv locks comm ,ndiny tho admiration
of all WIN s,w him. Tho death &c such IL
mn is a pubic calamity. The ngc "f the
decreased WINS about sixty. lie was n
wiIawcr, having list his wife some wears
since in Georgia. Two sons who have
reached the nge &c manhood survive him.
Nav thcy emulate his virtues.
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VEGErARLE CumioslTils.-Thc Editor
IL the Advertiser, Rochester, snys;-W-
were yesterday shawn a limb of nn MP
PIE tree which had upon II within tho space
III scrcntcen inches, M less than siriy. fee
apples! They were placed u,,an tho siirk
like kernels nn crn cab. Yesterday We
snw u cucumber which cheats NIL" The
length is THREE feet clrrrn inches and a
fraction. Also y hrnnch of n rearh tree
about two fee. ling, which bore sixty three
peaches!
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CHEAP GOODS
At THE
@IADY PAY STCEl
OF
WILLIAM INSLEE:

KNiIO has Just returned with The
w fines, Stick 81 FALL mud WIN
TEX GOODS ever brought ,",hs market.
and which will lie sold much lo,rcr thu
WINS ever Fired hcfrc ia this place. H..
having adopted the Really Pay ). stem, Gu
nffrd IL sell hi. g,mds much lower ii,.n
those whn sell IN Credit. All he asks j.
f'r ,hosc who wan, gods to call and price
his stock:-
Whi"h CONSISTS in part If
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES.
HARDWARE. QUEENSWARE,
BOOTS g. SHOES. GLASSWARE.
Also:
Men. aud Dn's caps from Soc. I"
$1,000.
Upper and s dc Len,hcr.
WANTED.
What. Barley. Beans and Pork.
Davenport. Mr. 7,h. iSd7.
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lMpaRrANr INVENTION. has long
been n le.iderat"m,o apply steam md wa
ter ppwar to stocking lonns. THIS has y,
lcng,h been accomplished by MIR. job"
Pepper. nf Portsmouth, Macs. WIN. bred
Sucking weaver, h,s exercised his
mind upon the Subject "f his inven'i"
l;r years while working u, hi- loum.-
The Pmt.nr",h Journal sa,s:-
On "Wednesday last. one girl attended
the three Looms, mud spending much ~
her time in sitting Ia watch the operation,
she presented ~ night % pair of stockings
aud % p,ir ufdrnwcrs, ms the result IL her
DAYS work. Twelve pair 81 stockings is n
girls days work an the common hand
I,nms. Sme ilea of the Swing bv the
new invention may he f.rmcd from the
fact, Tint the expense If knitting hy il on
"Wednesday was less than QUO dollar, while
the same work perf,rmcd on hand looms
would cost over five dollars.
These l:ams cnst hni al,oat three f,,urths
rs much US the commnn hand lOm.
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RIcirE YnR ENGL.Nn's TRoUnLr..-
Take I'LL LlUM, rnni aud n.bl-, aud al
Snch felix's NJ nrc nude Ut porcelain clay.
instead III cou'man clay like the rest III ~.
nnl pu, them ON bp,r'l III some ii their hest
ships 81 war (nn gan-) well s.n'ked with
provisions, aid &c them I" 60 where they
like, bn' never coE,c hack io England; con.
tiscnic their land, sell il out in luts I" pnr.
chascrs. aud with the proceeds pay the nm.
tionnl debt
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REGULAR PACKETS.
A- WAR EAGLE A-
sa,A9 4 4f5 q
- MONTAuK, 80 ,

foR GALExA, nuprRrE, rorusI, AND ALL
INTERMEDIATES roRrs.
o,li. Now md splendid. lirhi.dran.h'
- .rcame. "WAR EAoLr," Il. a. Reilly mns.
Ter, and /" ioNrAuK," John Lee masicr, W u pi,
u. regular packets between 81. Louis, Ga!cnn.
Dubuque, Poto-i, and NIL intermediate parts du-
ring The law water season; meeting AT the Lew
or Rapids regularly once week and cxchnng-
ing barry. =, thereby avoiding nil damage tn goods
attend ny rr.ahipping Their bargcs are ner
and superior and have the certificates rcqu ste Ia
nf,rd insurance in anv III the Offices in II. Louis
These boats are prepared wiM erery facility b for
ward Hteir freight rith Mr greatest de,patrh. Ev.
.ry cxerih,n will be used To give satisfaction Ia
those who NAV favor them with their bus ness
A liberal share Of the public patronage 10 res
pec,iuv solicited. For freight or passage mp
plv on board.
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AViNG |" en- appointed administering
- 81 the Estate of Joseph Wilson deceased
by the Judge ~ Probate Of Scott County, lava.
NIL persons having claims against said fstafe will
present them nnd those owing the same will
come forward umd settle with the nnIere gned.
THOMAS YARWNlD
Davenport eth Cciah 1917 3,
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The Detroit FREQ Press says that "Gcn.
Cas- has \ high reputation in Europe"
S.th Generals friends nre disposed I" o.
10 Europe fnr his character. This reminds
ia of an amusing remark once mrde by ~
friend "f mnrs, professor in Western It,.
crary institutions. Speaking of General
Cass, no pronounced the mime "Cass."
s.put your letters closer together" snid u
gentleman present. "Oh," replied tho pro.
tcssr, ITO get n. the Generals character
YOU must 60 beyond the C."-LoS. Jour.
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Henry CLAY-SILAs WRI0mT.--Thc
National Iniellig.nccr savs:--"A gentle.
man VII" has jus, arrived in this city from
the White Sulphur Springs, Virginia, in
forms ~ that himself md n number ofgen.
,le'ncn were in Mr.. CIn,'s room lew
minutes after he had heard III the death ri
tho Inmcn,cd Governor Wright. M Clay
was deeply affected, and prid n tonchnglv
henu,ifI inprnmptn iribute I" tho hpn"red
dcnd, by nll,ding I" his generous nature,
incorporating integrity, accomplished
pnwcrs in debate, Md his eminent public
services. Though po tic Ills opposed, these
di-iingnishe statesmen. in their trrquen,
mud mnrivnlled hicnssions 4" grcnt nr.im :,
questions in the Scn,tc al the United
States, ever maintained i"wnrds cacI' ",he,
the highcs, respect m the warn,es, feeling.
IL attachment. llnnnrablc alike I" thu
u ing and the dead j. the incident here
&c 'aied, aud We have the pleasure Of Civ
ing il IL our readers"
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In this place on Monday last, 9TH inst, after
10 days illness, contracted on the American Bot
toms, Mr. DAVID iIOGr, aged 30 years.
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Certainly a rsrc discovery.

Tho Native American National Convcm-
tion. sitting in PniIadeIphia-wc lenrn from
the Daily SIN IL that city-havc adopted q
res.'lnsin declining 10 mnko my dis,inc,
nonsiaaiinn f,r the Presidency, but by q
unnniasona yMe have recommended Gen.
Zachary Taylor to the people of,ho United
States tns TINT office. Tho Cnnvcniion
subsequently, nominated Gen. Dearborn, al
Massachusetts, cor the Vice Presidency.
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State oi Iowa,
Scott County,
In the matter Of tho Estate Of Geo. w. Warren,
deceased
HJTlCE j. hereby given ihst | have
- this day filed petition in the Court of
Probate, the PRAYER of which IL TO = II certain
land> therein mentioned belonging Ia ., lid estate
and the Judge Of s,id Court tns appointed the
First Monday IN November next, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. At his office in Davenport. in said county
ns the time and place for hearing said petition
nj which time and place all those Interested may
attend aud contest said application il thew think
lit 81 Ia do. HASWEt.l. H. PtNNEO.
Admir-. OF the Estate Ut G. W. Warren, deed
t'ctoher 1th, lB41. e-Gw
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TmE REAL AND TuE Baron
R.shscl,ild. the immensely rich, IL occnsi"m.
" very witty. lie wns called upon recent.
" 10 give good definition "f the Renl and
the Ideal, when no answered, ~ cannos
give ynu . morc lorcible example, than
the following Tho Real il tl'e current
coin Of spsin, = Spanish Bond. which 10
sunp sed % represent Il, is The Ice H."
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PUnsUiT Or kNow LEDGE UNDER DIFfI-
cULrin.-Ihe following is : m"st re-
markal,le aud praisewnr,hv instance 81
what perseverance, and Industry. rightly
directed, nre nhlc IL effect. Among tn
graduating class NJ tho commencement
las, scek. nj Williams College, was one b.
the name of Condi,. frmn Jersey. Thi'
prntiennn IL n sh en,akcr. is inlrricd, nnc
hns 4 family of four children. Six wears
ne.,, Lcc"sning sensible Of the advantage.
oi Nm education, he commenced learning
the simple branches such as nrc taught ia
our primlrv sclrs,ls. Onc bv Que, rs b.
sat nm his she-,n,kcr's bench he mastered
grammar, arithmetic, geography. &C.. With
sunIc uccnsinn,l nssi.tnnre from his fellow
workm,cn. A. this time he determined Z"
obtain collegiate education. Without
mcan.. md with n large family depending
On him for support. he commenced and
learned l.,iin aud Greek IN the evenings.
nlier his DAYS work WIS over, under the
direction &c friend; aud after the LAPSE
of vcnr mud hall, prepared himself md
entered tho sophomore class Of Williams
College.
Ils Trough. his bench md tool. rs well
"a his books with him. The students sup
piled him with work; the faculty assisted
him; and together v i,h the fund f"r indi.
gent students aud sumo occnsionai nssist-
nncc from other sources, he was enable Z"
On through n college course, and nj tho
same time support his family. lie gradnn.
ted las, week, an his birth day, nged ,hir.
ty.two. lie stood high in his class. and
received part nj commencement, but de.
clincd. Al the tnrcweIl meeting f the
class, in consideration ofhis perseverance,
talents and Christian character, they pre-
scented his wife with mn elegant set ii sil
vcr spm.n., tea mud table. each handsome
~ engraved with IN appropriate inscrip
ton.
Mr.. Condit will now enter the TheoIog
icnI seminary NJ New York, md will, ~
Doubt, make faithful aud popular minis
ter.
What Young man ID this country will
nficr sucl, mn example, NJ this, despair of"h
tanning an acknowledgement Re
publican.
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DAVENPORT POST OFFICE.
.Asriral and Departure ~ Mails.
Arrivals. Departures.
NORTHERN.
Tuesday, Thursdays Mondays, Wednesdays
e. Saturday le ~. & Frii:n, % .. M.
riS Rirer Route.
Wcdncsdays md Sun Mondays and Fridays
da.sM Bpm ntePm
SOUTHERN.
Tues. Thurs. T. Sat. Mon. We'd. g. Fri.
atop. ~. at9a. m.
EASTERN.
Tuesdays, Thursdays / MONDAYS, Wednesdays
& Saturdays at 8 a M & Fridays At pm
YVES TERN.
1yplon Route.
Every Saturday u . m Every Saturday p N
Marion RoMte.
Every 9th. Fri. 6pm Every 9th. Tues a n
JOHN FORREST. P. N.
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GEnLoon:AL.-A discovery has just becn
made in tho ncighlwrh'nd ii this place,
which, We understand, admits of tho finest
polish, beautifully md sing.,larly vnrie.
gated, and rcsisis tho destructive prop.
critics .f iirc.- Bcllerilc Adr0case.
Certainly a rssc discovery.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.
AVlNG bccn appointed Administer.
- tor Of the estate Of b. u. WR,sar, late az
Scott county deceased, with the will annexed,
by the Judge Of Probate OF Scott county, in the
siend Of u. Wright Executor resigned, persons
indebted to said estate will paw up md those
having claims against said estate will present
them Immediately for settlement, rs snid estate
will be closed ns soon ms the inv will allow.
ERIE DODGE, Adj. illustrator
Of slid Estate with the will annexed.
Scott county, a'cioher 9TH, IHi1 1-Aw
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Remaining IN the Post office nj I,avenpor, on
the lot day Of Oct, I8i7. which ii mt takei
out before the Is, day ~. December, will he SEN
to the General Post Office rs dead leiters.
IA
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When any Of the above letters are called 70
please say they are advertised Or they may no
bs looked for.
JOHN FORREST, r. N.
Davenport. Oct. 4. l047. 7-1w
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4 WONDERFUL STEP SIN MUG.

/ ELIEVINti the DAYS Of common Muse with
ID which the United States had lately been Hood.
cd, at an end, the advertiser has published colcc-
ton OF the mos, beautiful Snngs Marches Walzes
Pnkas. Mlzarkas. Duets, etc. rom engraved plates
with which he intends ~ convince The world that o
rich and original article can be sold at less price
than a common one by obtaining a large circulation
10 reduce the first expense. |, will consist Of twelve
original peices by the first modern Masters some of
which are from six 10 eight pages each bound in
,,ne volume. and called "a WREATH FOR THE
HOME CIRCLE" The whole TO be enclosed in a
Cover and i'.le engraved and printed al large ey.
pense, in the YET slnns, unknown art OF XyIocra
ply, and worked in six brilliant cops and bronzes;
the whole forming collection the ike of which
cannot he b,ughi single for double the money! i,
must be borne in mind that this is moi trashy stuff
got up on poor paper and type, bat beautifully en-
graved aud printed the finest paper, by Broad
wav establishment. The work will make spIen-
did prsScn. aud will he RENTED by mail on the re.
crip' Of ) 80 pos, paih To
WIN VANDEkDEEK. 3s5 Broadway. N Y
Also. constantly on hand all the nrw and fash.
lonahIe Music, aal all the reprints from foreign cj-
,ions.
Editors of country papers giving this two inser-
tons and sending e,py Of the paper to the above
address. shall receive a copy of the work immed.
airv.
March 81 1877
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r.. Il. II II. FAX.

Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils
Dye Nuts, JVindow Glass. ulnSs ware
Motionay, School and Blank Books, Gro
ceries, and Brandy and Vines, far .'iedi
chi use only. In the three story Bricl
Block, Second Street, Bloomington, Io,on
* EEP constantly on hand, large aud ire>i
"a a supplies OF stock IN ne'r line. whlci
they will sell A, the lowest mar ke. rates io
cash. We shall be constantly receiving large
additions to our stock d rec, from ,h- East
which viii enaiie us to OFF, our i,,ends grea
bargains. With many thanks Ia our nu5ne
rous patrons !or past tavorS. we wou;diuvH.
them and others wishing 10 purchase. 10 ca
and examine our stock before purchasla.
elsewhere.
Nav s 1877
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MORE INDUCEMENTS STILL.

To any one who will send Us TEN sub
scrlhers. and the subscription money, at III.
publ,s he'd rates, we will iveas premium
the choice Of a magnificent bound volume
of 'Conrad's Sieners Of the Declaration G.
lndepe ndpnce. or, a Splendid Family Bible
To every single Subscriber sent ny mail OF
otherwise, we will furnish the Magazine
and give as a premium, a New Week.,
Ne wspaper. for one year.
The .PIumbe Popular Magazine contains
more matter than any other monthly maya
zine Of the same price, and four times lhe
usual number Of engravings.
Instead OF being foreign fashion plates
and uDmeaning sentimental scenes, The Illus
tratIons OF this work consist Of bold. VIVID
and ,rnIhtul portraits Of Distinguished Men
of cur Country. and Views OF our monu'
ments, battle grounds, statutes, and public
works.
Ia one word, there is nothing foreign. and
every Thing American and original IN this
Magazine,
To EDirc as-Please send your Exchan
ges to the daily Plumbe,ah.' Philadelphia
s.*Orders and communicates must b.
addressed. post paid, to the editor, care Of
The National Publishing Company. at
New York. 25i broadway Boston. 81
w Washington slreet--Baltimore, 2O5 Balu
more street ichmGnd. l39 Main street
Washington. Pennsylvania Avenue-Cln
cinaati, corner OF Fourth and Walnut sic.
81, Louis, corner Of Fourth and Chesnu
s,reers--Liverrool,3 2 Church slreet-PaIls
i27 VieIlle Rue du Temple.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-11-24
Family Groceries.

THE subscriber will keep constantly on
= hand. at his old stand, all kinds Of FAINT
ly Groceries, which he intends selling al iaiI
living prices, and as cheap as they can be
Afforded al any point above tine Lower Rap
ids.
His stock is comprised in part Of the fol-
lowing named ARTICLES:
Cofees. Teas. Sugars, .Molasscs, Tinegar
Rice. .Mackeral, T'obacco Of allkinds, Soap
Mustard. Salerai,,s, Pepper. Ginger, al
spice, Vutmegs. Cassia. &C., &c, togethe,
with variety OF other articles in his line
Call and see.
c.. H. BUCK.
Iowa City, June 23, 1887.
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Chair ffaCiOgs,

INiE undersigned would peelfuiiy in,
L form The cs,2sus Of Iowa City and The
public generally. thai be will cary on The
above business IN all IT'S various branches
He is prepared to make TO order. and on
shor, notice. Set,ees, Windsor. Rocking and
Chlldren's Chairs. IN be latest style ar, in
the most workman Ike manner. which h.
of'rs at a very reduced prIce for reaay pay
A II kinds OF produce will he taken in pay
menl for articles in my line.
Doors and Window Sash also male 10 or
der. Shop fronting the stone church.
CHARLES GAYMON,
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.fEis1i,ejSsrSffO1.-S :sesgf.

w ILL be exposed to sale al Public Auction
w to the highest bidder on SATURDAY, the III
day of September next, at two o'clock P. NJ
at the door THE Capitol in wa City. the fol
lowing real estate Of A. |. Willis. late OF John.
son County, de, cased. TO wit: The south hall
Of the east half Of the south west quarter Of sec.
ton eleven, (lD township No. seventy nine
(!9) north oiranges!N, West Of 9th p. NJ. in saio
Johnson county and State Of Iowa.
TERMS will be made known Oh the day o.
ale
NJ. RENO
Administrator of the estate os a. l. Willis, dec
Iowa City, August 3. iSi7.-4t
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a. W. GWE51.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

,a IOWA CITY, IOWA.
CYRUS WALKER, formerly Of Illinois, now
Of Burlington, will assist him in all cases IN the
Supreme Court OF the State Of Iowa.
he will also act Agent in selling, leasing. and
DeI.o~its and Investments Of every kind.
Office on the sosih east corner Of capital squarr.
kssN City. Jan. let ls47
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pAnys
THE undersigned has been daily appointed an
i Agent Of the Protection Insurance Compa-
ny Of Hartford. Conn.,, at Iowa City, Iowa, and
is authorized to insure dwelling houses, stores
and ware houses, mills, manufactures. barns.
stables and the contents Of each, together with
every other similar species of property against
loss or damage by fire. The rates Of premium
offered are as low as those of any other similar
institution, and every man has an opportunity,
for trifiing sum, to protect himself against the
ravages of this destructive element, which often.
in single hour sweeps away the earnings oil
many years.
There are two situations, in either of which
the value Of Fire Insurance can be adequately
appreciated, viz: While standing upon the ruins
OF a PERSONS own property. receiving from the
Insurance office the full amnun: which he has
lost; or standing upon the same spot surrounded,
perhaps, BY destitute family, lamenting that
stupidity and folly which failed to provide
against such contingency.
JOS. T. FALES.
Tune Q 1S17-n12
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
ar s'se AZ E0lsis University.

Ag l.. LINTON, NJ. d. Profess r of the
4'A' Principles and Practice oil Medicine:
A LiTFON. NJ. ID. Professor OF Chem
istry and Pharmacy:
G.. a POPE VI. ID. Professor the Princi-
PIES and Practise OF Surgery;
NJ. IL PAiLHN, III. D. Professor OF Oh
stelrics and Diseases oil Women and Cad
dreD;
Fl. III. BULLlTT. VI. d. Professor of
Physiology and Pathology;
JAMES BLAKE. NJ. d. Professor OF
Anatomy;
NIL. KNAPP. NJ. D. Professor Of Ma
'erla Med'cla, Therapeutics and Medical Ju-
risprndencs;
W. ID. SrIRMAN, NJ. D. ProsecIor.
The Lectures IN Tins Insuiulpr, will com
mence on the first Monday in November
neXI, and Iermlaaie on the last day OF Feb
mary, TIE Cry Hospital is under the su
pervtsion OF the above Faculty from the iirs,
day OF jay 70 The first day of January, lS4S.
and the $ Lon. Hospital during The whole
year C.Incal Lectures will be del!ve,ed in
these Institutions every day. TO which stu
denrs who are IN the city before the regular
course OF Lectures commence are admitted
free OF charge. and which are attended by
the class during The session.
Fees for the whole course sos. B.ard-
ing can be obtained in ST. LOUIS as cheap as
in any other city
NJ l.. LINTON, VI. D, Dean.
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