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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22

known citizen Of Philadelphia, aud Then Judge for your
self.
PutLAbRlruIA. 10Th mo. 18th, 1916.
TOT. n fErEEsoN- No. ~ Chestnut Street, Having
NcALLlSFER's SALINE. am willing 10 euuu4ersie
some OF The benefits winch / conceive 1 have eXperen.
eed m thc use ~ the article.
In tmc spring Of l~ta J lad ar attack at ErusiPrias ia
one of 10Y eyes. kchz attended Nits lever. nav distress
was great. amt began TO De fearful uf losing Et eve.
short lHs pfeNluus 90 This. q pamphlet Was thrown
inlo Int house. entitled lNSENsllt!.E lEHrfttN
TiuN " --ltue fouh Ihe NiuIes Of " McALLisTER'S
or the WoKLnS SALNE."
Although Hat much & be lever in what - termed 1uack
medicines. 1 purchased a l-R and made an application
10 nav face To my surprise ths pain soon ahated, and
ia a weeks uue : was entirely cured and { firmly he
heve, that 81 wsst the Sdlve unter Providence thai cured
me.
From that time Ia the present I have used the article
a. ncrasiou required, and n every case where | have
used a., I have found a esc4drd hcneat.
Al ono time uu gong tu tsl al uighl my throat was So
sore that / swallowed an diiaeuity. bat hy al applica
ton Of the Saive I was relieved ieiure morning.
l have used Il 200 cases ct Burns. BRUISES, SprRins and
Flesh Cuts, all with the hap,lesi effects. and me case Of
POISONING b> a whd VINE IN the wools, las been dued
up ana cured hg a few apphestluus.
From my oHu experience 1 would strongly recon-
mend u 10 al, a. "a ch-aH, convenient family medicine.
II ~eemst 20 psraAc more cd au olHtulent % az q saIyr,
requiresno preparation other s4eI 90 rae a. On tte slict
Ell part.
Inave becaus 50 partial 70 IL, that / expec; 10 keep 1t
.-usiauiit iu i.F family
1housh uua,uhitin4s Go appfsr lu print, yet { cannot
etuse so have iAIs clmiushic leI made pauiic, 40 judged
est 10 serve Tie cause ni humanity
Respectfully tame. WI AIAstS
tofssle ts Jsues Baker, WAeoIns, Va sud --4es
4GlrJ t.iz4let.toWu, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
TEAS,

AT THE CANTON TEA STORE.
Market Square. Wheeling. Va.
= you may End pure teas, imported by the
and 163 6rccnw ich SITS.
Retail prices as folows-suhjcct in all eases to he 70
turned, if no, approved Of in either weight or quantity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
Coldridge's Balm of Columbia For

the iiair.-iiA positive qualities are as iolIoms-lst.
For infants, Keeping the head free from scurf and
eSusirs - luxurious growth Of the HAIR.
I'd. For ladies, after caid,hlrth, restoring the akin II
us usual strength aud htn.ness, and preventing ths fal-
ling oui ol The hair.
Sd. Tor any person recovering from any debility, the
same effect Is produced.
STU. IL used ~ infancy Till a growth j. started. II
may he preserNes, by attention, TO the latest perlod OF
life.
Jh IL frees The head from daudrnf, strengthens tho
roots, impafis health aud vigor to the circulation and
prevents The hair hom changing color or ge lin. srey
ON IL eanses the hair TO curl hsantifullY, whcs DONE
up IN over night. lL@ No ladies lo,lei should ever
be made without il.
itX%poctorant Syrup. n Ia we, y "s.. : coassm
sands have met a premature death for the want of AZ.
t'htion 70 a COMMON cobb. Have yen a co.sh Rev
o. batholomew's EIpert,rSui syrup, a ssE .asdIr.l
prescription, containing no poisonous drues. and Qsei
~ an extensive practice TOT several years, wit nost no
s"i'eiy give Teiiet, aud save sou froni that inasi asfuI
d'sra>e' Pulmonary touauinptioa, which usaslv sseen.
INTO ths grave, hundreds OF the yo-ng, tie old, Inc loy.
j. aH4 the ga.
he only genuine for sale il Wheeling: by A. q. Pa,
ehid, an SleahrHFihe hr \. Coma. u PIUsfurgh Ly Wn
JeeAs"h. H " ~ss.instQa b a -weeuy L Son. nu -
o'Sfs' ne ny Johnson, also ~ every Iowa IN PeBu.vI
wanna oA'o, Maryland Shd Virginia. dec
2 Sssessi~iy LSs%riss.I 49, AslAsd do, for sas, y,
100" 5As SAksa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
sHERMAYS ~oLosAoNIAN,
BAL SAM.

N 81 your fricnds If they know Of any Thing thai
IA vii. So speedily cure a long and tedious cosEh. ~
sing OF hlood. bronchitis, dyspcpiic consumption. hoar<e
uess. influenza. and diseases ofthc throat, as tho Olasu
auiaul ani tIcS viii tsll you-no. There never has a.
vet been ar.medy introduced 10 putlto notice which has
resn productive al SO much good in ~ snOtt a space q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
QUINCY FOUNDRY.
Gunner OF MAIN QUINCY STREETS.
WHEELING, VA.
HAMILTON. SAND d co.

Hh setseiiueis are prepared 10 hak- and keep con
sian'lN on hand al the asove ers l4isimenl- all kinds
o. 'as'ihss, cooking. Franklin, Balloon, and Cannon
stoves OF alsikes and patterns; Hollow ware, Wagon
hohes ftnngh Castings, Gfates, Fiat Irons, sugar aud
hnhneHies- sc, a complete assortment. We have
ust received some splendid patterns fos P.rlor crates.
ihs nea'esi ever hroushi 10 this city. Persons who in
,Sr" ooiiS'hg are respectfully requested to examine them
Aslnfs purchasing snt other Kind. " haye a large lot
"i f-'te'hs Tor NAL gearing, The hes, ia tMs place, which
Ne van maze TO order al The lowest rates; also rhresb
~ 'eVhihs 'asiliks- Newlh Also continue 10 manu-
shis secifpi OF county, and ~ arsnt.d equal t0 a., ,nsdf
IA u+ western country. We viii warrant all oar sssl
q And other work dane al our Establishment. AID a.
cheap aseah Be made IN fitissargh, tincinnau or
n'hrl "'Ahi-huieuI ia this city. Person. w,st,t,. 4.
satsh'F any . e't out iins ~ti please sfyeu.sca
ana staHHtne teri iousa yea.
Hl HAMILTON. SANDS A 20
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ASTONISHING CUEES

a.
WV BoSn the celebrated Boston cracker baker, y
Nassau stree, brooklyn states that hts wife a. teen at
firied with Nsihnis &" 30 years and could not hnd per
mauent rcliCt rom thetcsi medical advice which New
York ard BROOKLYN could produce, was Induced 10 tl
tins great remedy. She II now nearly wen. His daugh
ter. who wa-srEernV FEN the sasc disease, tried II
aud wss also cured By IL. Mrs. Bond - now 50 wei
ths, she "a st's - rise from her he'd early in The nor
Wig aud aiteudtn her usual duties through the day witt
out annoy ance from her distressing maady.
HENRY I,rKsoN. l2th street. near the Catholic Gene
Try, came To the store tor the purpose Of obtaining a hot
tic a. the Olosaonisn having bten afflicted with ssth'
M for more than % years. and vas 50 exhausted on MS
arrival that he ~ouin not speak. Tie purchased a hotfls
aud rode home. Fout uavs afterwards he wicked frOu
oyer two nt..,s. To- Ell nfthe wonderful relief which he
had experienced from using about one half of one hottie
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
/ Mr. CoNVoxr Is White street, wss 20 how in the
msnth of Deremher last, that he was given up by his
.hysisIan: lis friends entertained 10 hope ofhis reoo
very. Ie was persuaded to Try the Olosaonian, and to
hrs surrrse It has so ar restored him to health that he j,
now able to walk about the streets.
Mrs. AVIREF, tie wIfe0f VIM. " Atree. James Har
man, Esq g m c. w. Hayes. Esq. eau all hear testimony
from their own experience of the healing properties o
Tins great remedy n consumption OF the lungs.
SPLITTING BLOOD.
Mrs. Tno~nouRNE, a5s Monroe street. who had been
troubled for g great length OF time by a severe cough,
and raised quantities OF blood, wa relieved by one hottie
OF the Olosoanian and declares it the greatest remedy in
the world.
DrNNIs KELLY. es Water street, was relieved from The
sane complaint, although he was very much reduced
when he commenced taking n. having been under Tho
care Of his physician during the past winter. Although
lac coughcd constantly and was very much troubled will
return 10 his daily WORK.
DAWN IIESDNRsoN. TO Light street. George w. Bur
nett, formerly of Newark, Nj. Henry Lisbon, 1879 r
vingstun street, aud numerous other persons have been
speedily and permanently cured of the same complaint
by this remedy.
Prce $ 100 per bettle. Sold by the following Agents
- ~. 4 n AI.1A.
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Udgf11gn>
WOLFF,S

COOKING STOVES.
THE subscriber has nav on hand a full supply Of
l. The above Stoves and respectfully invites those who
are III ~ ant of a good article 10 call and examine his
stock which he will sell low, as he is The only AGENT for
the sale of them, purchasers may rest assured they are
getting aGEKgISE WoLFr STovE when they buy ofhin,.
fcb7 THOSG ~CITIBERTON
Also some coal cosking stoves ofi'ittshutg manufacture
a irsi rate article. together with a general assortment .,
COPPER, TIN and SHEET IRON WARE, all of
which will he disposed of on the most reasonable tel MS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
@JJeDIGaI.
DIR. SWEETSER1S PANACEA

rrHlS hEbICINE is warranted. on oath. moi to COW
- tam a particle q talomoi, Corrosive SuAluate, Are
mic. 'hinrids or Gold. or any deleterious minerals.
Tie principle upon which this medicine acfs. i< ~
assisting sud haruonizing with gaiurc: 4 drives out al
tout aefiuAnious huuors from the blood and Iodv. aud
iy as~iu4tlatug with AID sfrenetheninp the ~ssiric iuita
" the stomach, ttrs-ists digestion: IN sbuf. there e
not a VEN. artery, muscle or hcrve in the humane body,
that is not strengthened nv tho F,s.crA. and it also
pussessfsthc teinarkahlc rrOr erty Of removing mercury
from tho homes and FONTS.
FOR fIlDNS or THE SKIN -Scurvv. Scor.
tuto NHoeiions, Tuu,ors. Scroruis. or Kings Evil.
Hie swelling Erysipclas. Ulcers, Cancers. Running
S.re.. seals aHd Niles. time nd q determined persever
ancc IN Ia. SwrETsER'S FANtrrA. viii eject a cure.
EOR INDIGESTION
Rejection Of food. Nausea. NOmitugs. Nervous aree-
.tions. Billions complaints. Headache. Paieness. or re.
male irregularities. r. Swectkcr's Fanarra viii soon
effect a care: bat ifuistiuatc. or attended with gripping.
swing paiua, the doe should Re Increased. and the cure
viii -oen he effected. let not the patients fnghtcH
themselves with tho idea that they arc :oc-weak to taks
much medicine; hut hear "a mind that their mildly oJs-
rating medicine rufs not weakness into the frame, Tut
most certainly drews weakness ont, leaves strength in
- place. aud bv giving composed sleep st night. and an
annette to rel sh fn0d. reanimatG the whole frame with
vigorous seton, clearing the mind and improving The
sight.
DYSPEPSIA OF FIVE YEARS DURATION,
accompanied leith Ma vops Debility, cured
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PrIce Sl,D per hettle. sold by the tohewing Agents
A o ~FAlRCHlBD, Wheeling
WADDlE& VANCE Triadeiphis
GEO. WILSON. West AleXsnser.
SHER1fdN'.S COUGH LO/ENGES.

These Iozcnges are the safest, most sure aud eAectual
remedy for Coughs. Colds. " hooping Cough. TigtineSs
OF the Lungs or Chest, etc. The proprietor has never
known an i instance where they did not give perfect sa-
tiSiaction Price p cents p9r loN, with directions.
SHERMdN'S WORM LOZENG ES.
These Worm Lozcngos have lcen proved in more than
I.4Hu,uG0 cases to he infallahie; The only certain Worm
destroying medicine ever discovered, Price p cents per
box, with directions.
SHERMAN'S CANPHOR LOZENGES
They give Immediate relief in nervous or sick head
ache, paipi,ation OF the heart, lowness OF spirits, despen
dencY, 81 ,s9ression or sense of sinking of the chest, drew
sniess, Il ,srrrica. affections aud all nervous diseases.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
SUERMAN'S TOOTH PASTE.

A premium ueniifrice. The best article known for
cleansing ard whitening The teeth, Strengthening the
guns, and sweclcning the breath, etc. II should lie used
every night 18th a stif brush, and the teeth ard mouth
Will only require a slight washing in the morning. Price
l y cnu,a nnr NM
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SilERMAN,SPOoR MANS PLASTER.

she Lest strengthening plaster in the world, and a so.
vcIeIgn remedy for pains OF weakness in the Back.
Ions, Sides. Breast, Limits, Joints. rheumatism, Lum
hasn. &c one million u year will not supply thede
snand. Price l2s cents
The Lozenges, Tooth Paste and Plaster sold by Or.
Shcrman's Agents lof ms Olesaonian or All-healing BAL
sam Above. ie 92v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22

DuttIHIUTf. ITWy ISIN 1911
I certify. that for the last five years. I have hseu az
ficted with Dyspepsia and Water Brash, accompanied
with a general weakness ofthe whole system, psrticu-
lariy distressing Pains in the hack. At Tires my diges
ten wss 50 lad that I could scarcely keep anything on
| NV stomach. aud coffee I cou'd not touch. ! hal hccn
attended nv several doctors. aud had taken srreat many
prescriptions, without receiving any tenchi. A few
! weeks ago | commenced taking Nv. sNee,er : Pauacca,
aud before I had finished the FIRST hottie, I felt certain II
would cure INC, as no medicine ] had taken had such an
effect on ne. have now taken three bottles, and feel
perfectly well I an, however, takirg another bottle TO
strengthen my nervous system. make this statement
publicly, TO let afflicted know whereto obtain relief
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22

If properly examined viii be found TO he only an a,
erayared state of Lethargy, as Leihargy is an aggravait
slate of DTowsIne7s. The vessels and veins being c,
sed up win corrupt siasnant humors, diminish the CT
culation and prevent Tie hluo 4 from s,lpplvi ing and nou
ishihs The brain, by purify ing the blood with Dr. Swer
ser's fanacea, all a~ppop,eiic symptoms are carried Off,
Those who have a tendency 10 appIopieAy y, can neve
keep their blood in too good i condition. Frequent pm.
riiy ing with thus Vegetable tanacea, will always insure
us against an attack of this nislady. which 50 ofiea
proves fatal. There is not Il man, woman or child, who
cannot al this time use DR.. SweeIser's Iauacea with is
neat TO tIeinseiyes-ii always raves the body in a
stronger condition after its use than before, and it pro.
notes a healthy growth OF children by keeS ing their
hosy and iiuids in n cleanly aud healthy state.
BRONCHITIS. TIM AND DISEASES or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
To he Editnrs Of he Enquirer.

STEvENsBUao, Culpeper Co., Sept !, ls4S.
Nle.,rs. Editors: was with you al Orange
Court House, and was much peasei with your
sketch Of The meeting. live as near the War.
renton Springs as 10 10 Orange Court House,
and it was my intention 10 be with you there, but
circumstances prevented. What an Intellectual
feasl yoa mus, have had Stevenson, FooIc and
Barbour! mean no dsparagemen in not men
ioning The names of The oiher speakers whom
know mol; but those three do-Stevenson and
Fooie slightly, Barbour well; and you do him bn'
justice in speaking of him as you did. Mr. Bar.
bour has been student all his lite; with strong,
firm and philosophic mind, fond Of reasoning
and enriched with learning, he speaks with great
eIoquence and dis,inctness. and is always listen
ed 10 with close attention. The Central Com
millee coul mol have selected an ADLER champion
for the Democratic cause.
The people OF this neighborhoot are in good
spirit. as regards The Presidential election. We
have formed Democ attic Association, and al
our las, meeting, James Barbour, Jr, chip Of
The old block, addressed large and attentive au.
dence in his usual iorcible and happy STYLE
| heard about fortnight ago there was one
Taylor Democrat in his county; bu, upon enqu.
nv. learn he has been located i'll another. II is
more than probable that il he were attempted 10
be found in that county, he would be translated
the Stale. Yours, ~
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Germs Of the Enquirer.

~ TIE EnQulrerts published UAtLr lior tno Ciy
and SEMl-WEEKLY tfor the country.) For the DaiI,
Paoer dollars per and at the rate OIL
do lars ii taken for shorter period than ono yeaa o.
e Semi Weekly five dollars per annun, ana Inice
dollars for SIX months, PAYABLE IN advances. pa -
,fee or RENTED by mail, post paid OF s'A oohai
", annum at the end ofthe y year;
= THE DAILY ENQUIRER-For ono square OF
AN lines, or less, first insertion, fifty cents, and
- :, .,;eoesding insertion twenty-five cents-ii In
s,.s, nrce week, twice a week, or three times a
-. urty. seven and half cents.
~ 'THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square Of sixteen
or less first insertion, rs CENTS for each eontinu-
49, 50 cents.
advertisers charged fifty dollars for thir-
j., mes, and in that proportion for advertisements
rfealeI length--excopt Lottery Vendors and Auc-
MS, who are charged one hundred dollars tpaper
,eaied III.
n,ders from distance must be accompanied with
= ante pay, satisfactory references, to insure
.;t.u.i
Al dues this Office may be rcmitted per mail,
..,., and available Bank notes, al the riss Of the
rtlcr IL, postage II oil letters being paid 6y fae pr1-
- The postage Of single letter is scarcely Of any
,uu, 10 Tie writer: II is the accumulation ot post
-, IN an extensive business, which operates as
..,plss tax upor - Eiitofsl
All Obituaries and Marriages from tho G. untiy,
a never the party's handwriting Is unknown al tns
must be authenticated by the endorsation oil the
rasIrr in the neshborhood, or they VIII In no cass
h .r-i.hcd. Every measure, That has been taken 70
sr, - positions and quizzes, has proved heretofore
= llnr We must, therefore, insist ~ such case,
u - t- COMMUNICATING certified by the name oil
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12

Pursuant 10 public notice large and highly
resn,crable portion of The members OF Jackson
Precinct Association convened al Jacsson's Pre-
cine, on Saturday, 81 September, ls4e.
The President having taken Inc chair, caiieu
10 order, and explained The ohlec! OF The meeting
On motion, The President was directed 10 ap'
point delegation Of f:lesn members 10 me
Lynchbuig Convention; whefeufon 'na loHo~'ns
gentlemen were appointed:
a. N. Harris, w. Nelson, D. Richardson, Col.
W q. Harris Col. A. 3. Swift, 6. J. Gardner,
w. M. Amber, Dr. a. Anderson, DR.. w. 5. tow-
Ter Andrew Jackson, G. w. Payne, w: Y. ino'
mas. ]. Swift, Geu. Harris and K. b. Waddy.
Wbig sneakers having been inyi:ed 10 attend
by The committee. and failing 10 do SO, u was
agreed that We should adjourn, 70 meet again on
The 3Oh OF epember, al the Old MIL spring
(near Colonel Harrs's) al which time and place
,bere will be a barbecue. The citizens general
!v are invited 10 attend irrespective OF parry, as
distinguished speakers o! both parties VIII De III
vi!ed. :. -,
lowing gentlemen committee oil arrangements
10 .nnernend The said barbacur: :,
Col.W. O. Harris, A. Wash. w: r: JonnSon' "
Gardner. w. II. G. Nelson, A. N. Harris, X
p Waddy' w. Fl. Sims Col. S. Farrar. ) Ter
r,Il ". c. Thomas, Or. A. Anderson, 1. q
Dnke G. r. Gooch, T. A. Hope, A. NJ. Good
win na" a F. Goodwin, E. J. Baker, VS.. Wal
ton ]. Burnley, G. Sims, Il. A. Duncan 6. r
Dsbnev, A. Walton, w. G. Walton }: Coates
q N. Christmas, j. Swift and G. w. Payne.
On motion, WIN. NJ Amber was added TO ths
committee OF invitation.
ON motion, Resolved, That our next fesula
meeting shall be al Jackson's on the hfst Sasuf
day in October, a, 2 o'clock, 2. NJ.
On motion, Resolved, That The PROCEEDINGS, Q
this meeting be published in the kohmono ~
| oairer and Examine.
On motion, the Association adjourned.
WV. JACKSON, President,
M. A. ANDERSON, Secretary.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NEAR LORETTO, ESSEX CO., VA.

THE merit session OF this School VIII commence on
4 tho FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER. II 10 I'M
der the supernten dance of the subscriber who esa
oed Tor the purpose OF cating his own children
To- small lumber Of additional pupils which he pro-
b,.s 10 receive will participate In It's advantages
,,i,iy with his children. They will form part Of his
iiaiy circle, and be under firm vigilant, parental
ecn,ro lie wishes IL distinctly understood, that en-.
oIe obedience, and prompt conformity to rules, WILL In
aieases, and under all circumstances be required.
This institution Ia intended TO combine the advanta-
ees thorough Academieal instruction, with the COM
io aud discipline of we'll regulated Christian home
every effort will be used To cultivate tho mind and nj
ina same time 10 Improve The morals and The
course of instruction includes all the branches usually
taught IN full course Of English and Classical studies
Its location Is remarkably healthy and SO retired az
10 I've very much exempt from temptations to idencss
and extravaganza ID also very easy of access The
steamboat passes between Fredericksburg and Baiti
more twice week and n carriage will either at
Laytons Saunders wharf, Port Micou, about six or
eight miles distant those who may give due notice Of
their Intended arrival The Cars from Richmond TO
Fredericksburg pass daily the Bowling Green dis.
tant not more than twenty miles, where conveyances
can he obtained.
months each, the his Of which commences on tho lst
day of October-thc second on the LIST day Of March
The only vacation Is composed the months of August
and September.
Ills highly important that the pupils should be at
school, ready commence their studies with the open.
Ing Of the first session. but the charge for Board and
Tuition begins with the time Of entrance, which may
be any period ofthe year. None admitted for Ices
term than one full session.
monthly report will be transmitted to parents and
guardians ofthe boys showing their progress and stand
Ing at School.
All poke, money must he deposited with the subscr
"ei, VINO wiil d'shurse IL in proper amounts.
Studehts are not allowed contract any debts what.
Books and Stationery can be furnished at the retail
prlces. - ~
Terms per sessios. PAYABLE in od,o,e.
For Tuition, Board, Lodging, Washing. Mend.
Ing, &c, s7o
For Bed and Bedding, II not supplied by the pupil, S
5r Those who wish 10 enter their chIldrsp n,a "a
quested 10 do 30 as soon "a possible.
Apply 70 Rev. JOHN P. MCGUIRE.
Oecupacia, Essex co, Va, Aug 22-cwBw
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University of pennsylvania
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
SESSION OF lS4S-'49.

SESSION OF lS40-49.
THE Medical Lectures will commence on Monday,
1 the 18th day of October, and be delivered under
the following arrangement:
Theory and Practice of Medicine, by NATHANIEL
Anatomy, by WILLIAM f. HoRNER, Md.
Ma,eria Medica and Pharmacy, by GEORGE Is.
WOOD, ND.
Surgery, by WILLIAM GIBSON, NJ. ID.
Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women and Children,
~ HUGH L. HODGE, NJ. d.
Institutes of Medicine, by SAML. JACKSON, NJ. d.
Clinical instruction at the Pennsylvania Hospital by
GEORGE 3. WOO, NJ. D.. on Medicine, and GEO.
". NORRIS, NJ. D., on Surgery, twice week
Demonstrative Instruction in Medicine and surgery,
tYice week. the Profe of the Medical Faculty
assisted by w. w. C GERHARD, NJ. D., and HENRY IL.
SMITH, ND.
Preliminary Lectures will be delivered daily from the
n 10 the l4th of October, inclusive.
The rooms for Practical Anatomy will be open from
October Ist to the end Of March ensuing. JOHN
NELL, NJ. D., Demonstration.
Amount Of Fees for Lectures In the University, So5
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