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Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21


fidimus, e. s0rtst 4uI1qual sp1Ctag-mus ohm.
Indeed. nay fair friend, CbaraiaHisu. 81 uos ihe
twin sister, seems ever % have been ibc band
maiden Of science. The vJiares of science
have never been able % dispense wRh, or gel rid
Of il. Every one erects bis own systems, or
tangents Of a sytem. Of physics. metaphysics. aud
theology, and all viii md Disciples IN this won
der loving, novelty courting word. Tree science
in any Of lis numerous branches must be too pa
lienily pursued, is propositions are too profound
ever 10 acquire extended influence or rabid pop-
uIarly Tor is professors. 10 do this. the fancy
must be put 10 work, the Imagination kind.ed the
Judgment sedueed by some captivating and ephe-
neral riss, the reason surprised and diverted, and
all the superstition with which our natures are
charged actively and skiItlily aroused. Mystery
is most powerful enchahifess, and although
science is now simpIied and directed to the rea-
son and common sense OF men, il has not out
lived its conneTon, 10 former ages, with occult
ana Supernatural agencies. II you cure a pa.
tienI with cobweb pill drawn from the walls OF bis
own room, and afterwards tell him Of your pfac.
tice, it is ten chances TO one he ever gets well
again under the same treatment. A celebrated
and successful French physician said when dying
that he leit two old and great physicians behind
him,--yiz; simple diet aud pure water and yet
how many have ever acted or would consent to
act on such advice, when plausible but disguised
treatment was held ont as bait. The most i'm.
portaht matters, when they have become familiar,
are no longer considered with wonder OF solici.
tude, and that only strikes aud affects Us which
! is rare and mysterious. Faith, at last, is the
teuchstone OF the human mind, and faith is Of
ten at war with common sense, aud, to great
extent, anhihiateS reason. The Arab, who
besides being good calculator is a learned
chemist and fine astronomer, nevertheless
| takes by faith the story, related in the Korann,
thar Mahomet cleft the moon in twain and put
one half in his seeye--Ile is ADORE common sense
in the three sciences alluded to- and beneath il in
the matters OF his faith about the moon. His
reason acts in the first and bis Judgment leads
him to conviction; in the last, both reason and
( judgement are annhllaed. He has seen one
/ with his own eyes, and perfected his own intsIli-
gence; in The second, ho has used the eyes of
another. And yet, which is the most paatabe,
aud which could he be induced to surrender first
I The occult the mysterious, the incomprhenshle,
always inspire species Of sdoraon--some.
/ times even from the most intelligent But it Is
the sieM homage Of blind faith, not the lucid
convictions OF reason and judgment--Charla,aus
Of every profession, ever shrewd aud sagacous
de1terousy avail themselves of this amiable in
trinity Of our natures, and we are ofientmes sur
prised into pertnacious belief before the first
proposition Is settled, and impulse determines
what reason alone should consider
Promising, dear S., to le you hear from me
again shortly, | am Tor the present and until then
only, A, RAMBLER.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21

67-Ata denocrAlic meeting held in the town
Of Quitman, Clark CO., he following among 9th :
sr resolutions were adopted;
RESOLVED, That the ability and fnnness with
(which the Hon. A. q. BROWN his discharged
the duties of Representative in Congress, will
ever endear him to the Democracy of the Dis.
trict.
Resolusd, That this meeting recommend to
the Convention the name Of JOHN j. MRAE,
as the most suitable man for Representative in
Congress, in the event that the present incum.
bent should withhold his nam from said Con.
Vention.
ResolUed, That in the opinion of this meet.
sing the Hon. A. G. BROWN is best quali-
fled to unite the Democratic Party of this Dis
lrict.
Resolued, That the frmness and disinterested
patriotism with which Gen j. A. QUTrMAN
distinguished himself in the late War with Mex
leo; demands for him the highest regard from his
countrymen.
Resolved, That this meeting recommend to the
State Convention the name of Gen. JOHN A
QUlTMAN as the most suitable candidate for
Governor.
Resolved, That by presenting the name o
Gen. Quman, we intend no reflection upon tht
present incumbent
Resoired, That we highly approve of the Ad
aiuistraiOn Of His EIcelency J. W. MAT
THEWS.
Resolred, That the ability, patriotism snt
frmness with which JAMES X. POLK has ad
mnstered the government, demands for hin
the highest regard and esteem Of all true pa
.riots.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21
ON M0NDAY.

HU %otA DNy va -HOJ9 ~ Ds SA Oa
the following lots in said town of Colbert, known
and designated in the plan of said town as Lots
/, 4 and in Block ). Lots l. 2 and in block
A. Lot in block Z, Lots ,, 3 aud in block
0. Lots ,, 8 and in bl ch TO- Lot in block
IL. Lots /, 3 and 4 in block IL. Lot | in block
l9. Lots 9, 4. 6 and in block | 5 Lots A,
6 and Z in block l6. Lots l, 4, 5 and in block
II. Lots q 3, 6 and Z in block l3. Lots /, ,,
8, 4 and in block 10, Lots ,, Z and in block
20. Lols /, 2, a, 5 and s in block 81. Lot |
in block ~. Lots |, Q, 3, 4, 5, 6, I and ! in
block 25. Lots /, 2, 3, 4, ), 8, and in block
20. Lots 9, 3, a, 5, and in Block 81. Lots
and in block %. Lots l, ,, 8 aud in block
80. Lots . and IN block 81 Lot 4 in block
80. I4ot. 3 and 4 IN block 33. Lots |, ,, and
4 in block 35. Lots and in block 36. Lots
|, Q, and in block 80. Lots and , in block
40. Lots | and , in block Al. Lots | and ,
in block ~. Lot 2 in block so. Lot . in
block 81. Lot | in block 53 Lot , in block
54. Lots aud , in block 55. Lot in block
So. Lot in block ST. Lots and . in block
40. Lots and in block CO. Lots and ,
in block II, Lot in block g.. Lot in block
63. Lot in block SO. Lots and in block
~. Lot . in block 70. Lots and in block
10; Lots and in block 100 and fractional
block SO.
- Sale within the lawlnl hours, and continue
from day to day until all is sold; ifnot all sold nc
The first day.
JAMES d. COLE,
Administrator de bonis non Of Joel Left,
April 9, 40 433t wich, deceased
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21
Fer GOnStable,

n We are authorized to announce RICH
AkD {. MOORE, as a candidate for the office
ot Town Constable of the Town of Columbus
at the ensuing November election.
~ GEORGE X. MCDANIEL is a candi.
date Tor reelection to the Oihce of Town Con-
stable OF Columbus Mississippi at the ensuing
November election.
April 5, lsi9.
ave are authorized to announce Captain
NJ MYArr, as candidate for The office Of
own Constable, at the ensuing November Q,
lection.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21
For DIstriet Attorne,--

y We are authorized TO announce ISBtN
HARRISON, JR., as candidate for D,tr;c,
Attorney tor the 9th Judicial District compose1
OF the counties OF Lowndes, OktihLehs, Cboc.
taw, Carroll, Tallahatchie, Yalobusha, Cbiek,
saw aud Monroe,
e. We arc authorized to announce JOuv
T. JACK, ESQ, bs candidate for Di,,r;c, 4,
ioFney for The 9Th judicial District composed q
the counties Of Lowudes, Oktibbeha. Cboc,.S
Carroll, Tallahatchic, YalobusLa, Cbjcks...
and Monroe.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21
l. o. o. 4.

FHNHE anniversary of the Introduction of the
L. Order into the United States, viii be cele,
brated by the Lodges in Columbus, on the 26ih
instant.
The members of the Order are requested 10
meet at the City Hall, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ the
procession will be formed at afpast ten and pro.
ceed to the Court House, when an address will
be delivered by Brother HENRr DIoKINscN
All transient Brothers aud members Of neigh.
boring Lodges, are cordi lily invited to join US,
and the Ladies and Public generally are invited
toauend.
G. w. VAN HOOK,
Chairman.
April 10 1870.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21
For Circuit Clerk

G1~We are authorized to announce Av,,
LOVE- as a candidale for reelection to the ofEra
OF Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Lowndes connv
at the ensuing November election.
OF We are authorized to announce VIII
LIAM I. BARRY as a candidate for the oBc.
Of Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Lowndes Cam,
Iy at the ensuing November election.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21
EOr Probate CLERK,

ARE authorized to announce DANIEL WI.
lAas asa eandsdato Tor reelection to the office Of
gerko' the Probate Court OF Lowndes County at the
November election.
l}'SrGrHEN A. BRowN is candidate for the office
OF Clerk OF the Probate Court OF Lowndes County.
Election in November next
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21
NOTICE.

VVlHE undersigned Administrator with the will
Il annexed, Of the Estate OF James Eddincs
dec d., will, at the May term 1899, OF the Probate
Court Of Lowndes County, present his acc. UNITS,
and vouchers Tor final settlement of said EST ), when
all persons interested, are notified to pear and
show cause il any they have, why his accounts shall
not be allowed and final settlement be made.
I XEN6pHON HALBERT, Admir- sc.
: April eth, ls4e. al-w
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21
Obituary.

DrED--At his residence in this town, on the
morning ofthe 10th inst. Maj. Wa. II. CRAyEy,
in the 6sh year of his age. Maj CRAVEN was
one ofthe earliest settlers of Columbus and occu.
pied large space in he respec, and este, m Of its
citizens. His life exempliied all the graces and
his death vas tranquilsed by all the hores ofhe
humble Christian.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
E.OfCyRHPS (0sFlsu.

10 ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE LANDS TESE-
MENrs AND HERADITAMlNTs OF JOHN T. BENNETT
DECEASED;
NOu are hereby notified to be and appear before
d the probate court of Lowndes County, State OF
Mississippi, on the lst Monday in June, A. D. lS4s
then aud there to show cause if any you have why
The following lands, Oo-witl W offs g of sec I,
ol OF n W ! dissection 7, n J of e of sw Sec
ton Z, OF e NV section 7, Of g section
. e section s, all in township II range
lo west, ALSO lots . in sec 2 Township ~ range
~ west, lylng and being in the county OF Lowndss
should not be sold according to the petition OF Wal
ter NJ. Bennett one of the heirs and distributes OF
said John I. Bennett, deceased
sseFwHrNA WITNESS the Honorable Nathaniel b.
q MKN Goodwin, Judge of the Probate Coul
mnDAG Of said Comfy, the first Monday IN
- april, A. d. l849.
DANIEL WILLIAMS,
April IA, lS49 CIV AZ prs fee 81 CLERK
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21

THs THRrY.FIRsr CoNGREss. Including
the members recently elected from New Hamp.
Ahire and Connecticut, there have been elected
10 tho neIt Congress s5 wings, and el
democrats. II the remaining s5 mem.
bers should bc politically the same as before,
there would be wing majority in the House Of
II. But we think ii pretty certain that the Dem>
ocrai' will gain in the elections for Congress yet
to be held, and perhaps enough to Offset the whiS
majority. five can gain five members in Vir.
ginia, two in Indiana, one in North Carolnu
and ono in this State, we shall have majority
in the House. In the Senate there will bo q
democratic majority ofs or 10.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21
EOr Mayor.

~ LEVI DONNELL is candidate for ro.
election 70 the Office Of Mayor Of Columbus,
VI. .si'sippi, at the ensuing November election
BPti 5, 1919
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21
w. 4. y.

ENtiE Undersigned offers for sale the tract
- land on which he resides containing 620
acres, one halt fine prairie, the other black post
oak and hammock land; situated ID miles west
OF Columbus, in the Mayhew Prairie. There is
l50 acres in a high state of cultivation, a first
rate gin house, horse mill, and cotton press. a
good log dwelling and comfortable out.housps.
there Is also fine aresan well ahordinr an
abundance Of good water at all seasons. This
plantation lies Immediately on the road leading
from Plymouth to Starkyile in the eastern cdoe
OF the 4Hahew Prairie, convenient to navigation
aud has what lew other places can boast ol--an
outlet to an inexhauslibe range Tor stock. Il
can be divided into two good settlements.
! will sell either Or I or including all the i'm.
proyements or the whole lor | in haud. aud tho
balance IN one and two years without interest
Persons wishing 10 purchase can see the pronri
etor on the premises or II. s. Taylor and John
T. Ridley, Columbus Mississippi, Who viii more
fully describe the properly.
WELLS A. THOMPSON,
March 81, lsiD. ly. Ms.hsw prains.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21

H The democrats have recently iriumphed in
the city ofSt Louis. In the the municipal elec.
ZION, they carried the Mayor, and the entire tick.
Tei, with the exception ofChy Marshal.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21

0rThe elections in Virginia for member, Of
Congress and Of the Legislature will take place
Rsu Thursday. The last Legislature was dem.
OcFatic by small majority in both Houses, and
shs delegation in the lasi Congress stood 9 dem.
oerais to 0 wings.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21

MARKEDLY the Rev, William Leigh. on
Wednesday evening the l6th inst, Nh PAT.
RICK WnTLoCK to Miss MArY S daughter OF
FRgDMcK RANpLE Esq all OF this County.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21
April 10, 1919:
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

VRY VIRTUE of a Decree OF the Probate
AD Court OF the County Of I.owndes, State OF
Mississippi at the April Term, A. D. ls49,
thereof: will proceed to sell at Public Auction,
on a credit of Twelve Months, (the purchasers
giving Bond with approved seeunly,) in the town
- 4 m :. 4 4
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21
For the Columbus Democrat
SKETCHES FOR A SCRAP BOOK.
Addressed 10 an absent Lady friend.
Addressed 10
BY A RAMBLEI

BY A RAMBLER.
NoTE.--Claiming the privilege of his name
and occupation the rambler takes the liberty of
rambling also between the two presses of olum-
bus, and appearing before the public from more
quarters than one.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21

t1-Ws learn Gom tho Little Rock Banner Of
losh inst. that there is no dOab, Of the election
Of Col. Roane, the democratic candidate for
Governor Of Arkansas at the lats special eIee.
sien. BY small majority. Very liuls interest
seemed to have been ieli in tho election. Ia
some counties no polls were open, and in all tho
vote wAs very thin.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
CHOLERA.

rESllE well known disease call 'lndebtcdness" be-
ing prevalent .ir, iyhout this country, MessrS
Erkiord 4 Cage would respectfully recommend
speedy payment asa sure preventive OF the CoHdpse
which Won Az know is certain death
Jan g. lsI9-aSN
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21

05-We learn from the N. o. Picayune of tue
leth inst. that Mr.. Elias E. Byrn, who resided
in this county for several years. died in the city
Of New Orleans on the 9th inst The deceased
was native Of South Carolina, aged 40 years.
lie bad been, for some time previous to his death,
resident Of New Orleans.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21
New and Rare Flower Seeds.

THE SUBSCRIBER has just received from Eu-
rope splendid collection Of Flower seeds, and Tor the
accommodation OF persons residing at distance has
put them upn assortments Of II 2yaretes, each dis
tnctly labelled the whole enclosed in envelope, for
sending by mail at single letter postage Price 81;
OF SIX for S5;--w be sent bY renjttng the amount
postpaid to ii. A. DREE&, Scotsman
and Florist, No SO Chestnut Street,
Apr 10 '49. 1t Pbilailptm.
Gl-Edtors copying the above, and sending paper
to the above address, viii have package seat
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21
For Circuit .IntIgc.

" We are authorized 10 announce JAMES
L. HERBERT as candda,e. a, the peu ~ <.
'emoeT election, for the office Of Circuit Jude,
ol ihe Sixth Judicial District Of the State Of M.
s,sslppL composed Of the counties Of Lowpds.
o'dlbheha, Cbociaw, Carroll, Tallaha,chie. IA
obusha, Chchasaw and Monroe.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21

OGC1 LIS q.
HAS rszrueit0 C.lun1ls and again -.-s lis
n Asen.ces O. those having diseased eyes iie LLs
been engaged n the above named b-a-ci o.. i.s pro-
iss-ion .1T the last lye ears, during which tine le
has restored % sight many who were l.iat. some O..
whom ge-, bsru 5.inl De wou.l invite tie sueu-
tion Of those having Lidren wth clr1u.c .aianlna-
ZION 7E the eyes, also t1Se h1tHg cataract. P'eH-i-
,m, ,,ra5.smlz or cross-eye u other occuar at.c-
tons
April q, 1919. 3n
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21
CANDIDATES.

lERNs FoR ANNOUNCING CAxBrpArEs-P..
State or DINr.c; Office SO County q
Beat 50. ,~- Payment always required I
ADVANCE, o. after The irsl Insertion.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21

CHotcE TonAcco Our thanks are due 10
Mr. &. r. SAPplNeToN for some Of the best
chewing tobocco we have ever seen in this place.
lie has quite large supply on hand, and we
would advise all, who are fond of the Virginia
weed, 10 give him a call.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21

GTWe learn from Telegraphc despatch in
the Charleston Mercury that in the municipal e.
lection held intho City ofNcw York on the 9th
inst, The whg' succeeded in elec,ing theil can.
ddAle for Mayor, Caleb 7. Woodhull, by about
two thousand majority. The democrats were
not united. Van schaik, their candidate, was a
harnburner and very many Of the old bunker,
would not vote for him.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21

Leaving the shops. ! confused nay walk iris-
uFeiy up lhs street, aud whilst st..i Htjraliug 90
the medicinal wonders | bad Just seen, was a.
tracled by several notices, tll and p0mp0us notes
Of exclamation, which doomed forth from the trees
and posts along the edge OF The pavement. ]
hadthe curiosity 20 stop and read one Of these,
when the following alnuncIau0n met my eve,
strangely Illustrating more Po.enty, the Thoughts,
which had occurred % the when looking over The
all healing nostrums aud invaluable medical dis.
cOvorips
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21

MENAGEKE,- We would Invite attention /,
the advertisement Of Raymond & Go. The
will be in town on Monday and Tuesday next
whcnall the lovers Of animated nature vii
have an opportunity Of Witnessing tho most ek
tensiye selection of wild beasts that ever wa
brought 70 this part Of the country.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-04-21

THE WEATHER--A KILLING FROST,
The weather, for the last eight sr Ten days, has
been cold enough for the middle Of January
Oyercoais have been in requisiIion and fires in
the mornings and evenings, indispensable. The
oldest inhabant among US has no recollection Of
such long cold spell, so lato in the spring. On
Monday morning last, tho ground was covered
with hoar frost, whichnipped in the bud all the
tender vegetables, and the killing effects o.
which are now every where dscernable in the
crispcd and blackeued leaves of many Of the
trees. The wheat and corn crops have beer
mostly dcstroyed-the latter may grow up agar
or here planted,but the former we fear is almost
total loss. All the cotton that was up has NJ
doubt been killed and we apprehcnd there i
but little seed left Cor re.planting. The loss t
our planters by this frost must bo immense.
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bureau Of Provisions and Cotning september u, lsss
DROPos AIS endorsed Proposals freight
eao, wan be received ~ tbis bureau untl three O'Clock
Thursday ho li October ls4s
400 barrels tmo ess) navy yard
az Boston the pon Of Macao China there %
be delivered % me United sekseper shore,
asked barrel without distinction and each
barrel Tor TWO hall bae Of po noa pickles,
whkey or dued apss, win be rensldered baeli al other
packages 70 be eliminated the o. 5k cubic Feet barrel
whatever they and the Of an casks
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pors Macao taking 10 and sehargng
Payment 90 be made the United States 70 be
selected by the bdade and desns;sd parry within
The vessel pass Inspection, be
Boston yard by the l5 IL oeober 1884, ready receive
her cargo and preed for examination within three days
aer being nond OF her breau will consider itself
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such arrangements best subsere the public interests
Sept l4-ia4w
baltimore College sursery.-sessisn
TUE egusf cds.s Insturon commences ON
The LAST hoSDAr or NcvFaBrn, and viii continue
months
The Mechanical and Disseeung opened the last
Monday OF October.
FACULTY,
ELEAzAR PARhLY, NJ. d., Provost
CHArIs H.HHIs, A. M, M d. Professor Principles and
THos.s BosD, ~, A. M NJ d. Professor Of Special
HAsDY, NJ D. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
CInEMus cosE, d., d. s., Professor Of Operative and
Dentistry, and Lecturer Dental Chemistry a8.4T IA
The College contains the
issrEuc two large and eommodious
supplied daily wih patients for students operate Decias
Room Msea containing every pathology
cal variefy and Lecture Rooms. n
course clio; Dissection Ticket topuon) go;
ricalaiion, %; Diploma fee 80.
Sept 8-2aweo5m W. r. HANDY, Dean.
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Yos Bo.soa ana General Agency and cemmis
~e younr men and retail and other
spt.e business boob keepers, saesmen Pote bar
keepers waers, farmers coschmen car srsn eeek and MAJ
arents coertors branches az business Ne We
have number Of good situations on hana WHIT
Those IN want of stnanons
euld Do eve esn, have agents an each
winch wa ebahie % rsce even appaica ant
n We have at acqnan
NAMED cite-, which ne uu-f va ens"e ~ !"
enrre satisfaction o m with cali
TAYLOR TAYMAN, No - Second aIeet,
between soufh and Gay
Perssns si.x part Unied States and wishing
either q he asore einc WI
have Immediately atfsndcd 70 " sxxrc>E ne hnt
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WHEREAS, Charles A. Kreehler, . subject OF the
Ming Of Sweden, did obtain ee patent unied
sesns. date Juy 10 lss aaa whereas Can Fkman,
Jet o. me said King Sweden did application
f letters o substantially
August based Swedish pasat
evidence u which has been presented and filed
Ana whereas Interference
he aforesaid lin
day Of hearing eighteen
handed and 0fy their
agents; that M. Charles N. Keller city New
York io Falkman and Mr.. r. H. Eddy kreehIer
and whereas The said H. Eddy attorney Krecher
did inform this ONCE BY his instant thai he
NOT informed The kreeher and
the Eddy
was issued and delivered and thai the
enee 10 the said EDDY u legal patsntee;
Now merefore, this 10 Krec
ef and 10 all whom application
patent o for dsilng
BY Car faknAn aforesaid, been adudged
invention claimed BY Charles kreeher pa
tent granted the 0 July l6s9
The hearing VIII be granted
ormy with The provisions of the OF
approved July O. 1885, and once pertaining
thereto ftiE .+HI1.
ordered, that this published in the Republic and
National inteigeDcer, Washington;
bune, New York, each previous 10 The
said Third Monday Of March fst ~ TslfaVt
THos. EwBANK
Commissioner Of Patents.
Editors Of the above will please copy, and
bills IN duplicate, 10 the Patent Once with paper containing
houce' #6 4 Sept 2e-law6m
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TUE annual session s49 and 80
tory lectures, the last Monday an October
The
eonnodioa building neatly up for purpose Lbey
street, door north OF Baltimore.
MEDICAL FACULTY..
John C. 3, Monkur, NJ D-Insiues Practice
Med Junspasldence and Mental Diseases.
George q NJ Roberts, Dobslees and Diseases Of Women
and Children III
Reginald N. wnghi, A. NJ N. D.-Chemsry
A. SLowden Piegou, A. NJ NJ D.-Anatomy Physiology
X. N. Wright, A. NJ. N. D.--Snrgery.
A y Piegou, NJ NJ D-ThefsPeutes, Mat Medea, and Hy
giene.
The duties Of demonsGaior performed by
Of Anafomy
The Faeap ample MEANS sppa
models, &c. for thorough complete de-
Ayered best regulated county
models
procured in Paris great
The Faculty intend, possible ill the chair
with gentlemen thoroughly qualified the responsible duties
thereof
They pledge themselves unweaed devotion interests
all who disposed themselves
Tickets SIS diploma $40;
5 Students the
member OF the Faculty, viii give advice regard
lection OF boarding house, kc., Ike. ar5.'a III
For information address Dean Faculty.
: REGINALD NJ WRIGHT,
No. 100 West Fayette street, OF Liberty
sept. 6-2aw4w E&