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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-08

When he had concluded, the question -,
ken on the last Resolution which w. was
unanimously. a1oPe
A resolution was introduced b, Mr. ,rho
returning thanks TO ceIlai. genilemsn aoh'pso
efforts in behalf OF Soulbern rights mb W 'hel
some lille discussion between tbs .h, ale
Messfs. Moses and Eaves, was withdr,u, a u
the former. D
Mr.. Eaves, al this stage OF PROCEEDINGS -
sed the following additional Resolu,iens piopo
pendent oil those already adoped,) which u ~..
agreed 10: .u wal
Resolved, Tha, we earnestly recou
The several Districts and Parishes as an M %
ial measure, preserve and perfect lbs;, e'seh'
zaions Of Committees Of Vigilance ana Oisan'
Tor the purpose OF correspondence ami oo' sd,e'y
action, and especially 10 exert Ihems uace'' q
spread useful information before The 49, .
&c deect and bring 10 justice all offenders az
our peace and institutions. asens
MIR. Hefndon then moved the aDno;n,,
Committee Of 81, 10 nominate suabls ,a. As y
constitute The Execu i've Committee off, 'ou a 2
was agreed to- and a recess Of halt an bon,, snca
until the Committee should be ready 10 repou '''
On Te:ofsan'zlns, Inc following eeplIem r
were nominated, balloled for, and eisc sa''euel
F. H ELMoRE, Chairman
WADE HAMPTON, J.nss Gu
DR.. J. McCoRD, F. w P,c,as
The Chairman having yielded The Ca. :,
Means submitted Resolution re,u,,i,a am, VI
OF the Convention to the venerable p,es;ten ,aaa.
90 resGming the Chair, responded in 49,. VIZ
and impressive manner, after which rbs LII. "Ls
llgn adjourned sine de.
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TaE DEMONSTRATION COMPLETE.

A,,he reoucs, OF "I'.," (no doubt MI : :
Pcrdielon, } We give place 10 me .''a - !
,ere,lnc statement. Ilshows tha' MI 'io''e-, 49,
entirely Indebted 10 the Democrats f'', n.a
saccrss. p" says that il the De'noe kan
RIM candidate pendieon would nave O'. ~
e,c,ed ~ "a maj ori,y. Now, it is e''oea' :" =,
49,. 49,. .yond no, have been Ibe case "A inu'n
r. pr.nt.r Of Democrats would, dono''e'
500 ...rc Ier their oun candidate lhan So'e"
., n,o,on and would have so sweilea us WV
- - overcome this supposed Mira wing NOV
riv ot "a. The Wings, therefore, shou'u '"'"A
themselves lucky in securing even nay ~,
her under all the circumstances. No' y ~
Richmond Wing, which taIly losses oli u. "'"'
Ter, as il !, preferred no bread to only nan q
loaf. The Wing says
.Tbe Union claimed ioure e !, MAJ
members Of Congress from this s'ale. II WI
Morton is under any obligations 70 Tue Demu.
cracy for eIeclins MIN, they mad as wen Pun ~
The claim for The whole fifteen"
tn The Editor of he .qlerandr'a Gazette:
Tne following is The statement oil me VOC "
,ha Mini Congressional District OF Virginia as
,nrr;.hed nv Inc Clerks, Sheriffs and County
c.nd;dares uron close scrutiny oil me poli ooohs'
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THE CHOLERA.

1t is gratifying to observe how dinereh'ly
his scoarge presented itself now and IN 1857
Then it came with rush, in 1854 win aimi.
nished violence, and this year, SO far as it has
been developed, with still further abatement
of its original ierocity. 1t is almost always
preceded by diarrhna, which taken in time by
a physician, the disease can nearly always be
arrested. The New York Journal of Commerce
states some refreshing facts:
twenty-five cases day and eight or ten deaths,
in population OF four hundred thousand, IS
very small per cenIage indeed; and our aggregate
weekly bills OF mortality are less than usual al
This season o; the year Moreover il will be s""n
by the following schedule, that since The appeal
ance OF Cholera among us the aggregate mum
Der Of deaths from all diseases, Cholera included,
has been steadily diminishing.
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FALSE ALARM.

We rejoice 10 hear from The Alexandria Ga
zette that he Baltimore Suns report OF The i'll
ness OF Mr. Welton o; Hardy from Cholera is
untounded The Gazstte says:
"We presume reference is made 10 Mr.. We'll
ton OF Harry, who landed here Wednesday
on his way 10 the Fauquier Springs 10 attend the
extra session, to be held there. We are authorized
BY The physicians who at ended him, 10 say, aa
he had no, one single symptom or sign Of cholera
and thai he is recovering from his indsposion
and will be able, in all probability, 10 be in his
place and attend 10 his duties on Monday
These CHOLERA RUMoRs ale all over the Country,
and many Of them arc entirely incorrect. With
regard 10 The health Of our town, the physicians
inform us that there is no Cholera here.
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P. CLAIBORNE GooCH, NJ. D., sec'ry.

Mr.. MICHAEL DoHENEY, THE IRISH PA.
TRlOT-At the invitation Of our Irish fellow-citi.
zens, this distinguished member Of that band of pa
tots who led the people Of Ireland in their late unfor
tunats movement, visited our city and addressed a
large meeting Boshers Hail. on Monday evening last.
Accident prevented our attending, save for few mi.
nutes. We understand his address wac distinguished
by that ardor and elnqnence peculiar 10 the orators
OF his country, and By unusual force of thought
He explained fully and very clearly and SATISFACTORY.
w. the Of his countrymens recent failure and
expressed decided belief that there day Of re.
generation yet for iceland. His speech was warmly
received by the audience. He left the city on Tuesday
morning, for the North He belongs 10 the legal pro-
fession, and intends 10 pursue that avocaon in this
country, of which he has become permanent resident
Mr.. w. F. Watson introduced him 10 the meeting In u
few hnnInnIate and eloquent remarks.
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To tie Editors Of The Enquirer,

~ lIe GutOIS VI HE IHquU6
PresOn, at her late election, has noby shown
that she is still BY large majority Democratic.
And although the Wings have boasted that they
were gaining ground, and have established by
unfair means Wing press among US, still she
raises her voice III favor of the same principle,
that sh has SO long advocated
have stated that the Wings, by unfair
means, have been enabled TO publish in our
mids, an abusive and slanderous little paper.
Aud by what means did they do thisi Under
the title Of Democrat" they imposed upon
the people Of this county; and many of our cit.
zens being told that the proprietor Of this paper
who is not firginian,) would publish a De.
mocratic newspaper, under the title Of the
Felowsyille Democsai," were induced 10 be-.
come subscribers. But it was not my intention
10 say augbt of this paper when commenced
writing TO you; and having stated that unfairly
they had started this paper, | was forced, for
fear Of contradiction, to state why it was un.
fair; and i any one feels like advocating its
cause, sufficient proof can be obtained 10 show
my statement correct. As you are already
aware OF the large majority that this county
gave for A. Newman the Democratic candi.
date for Congress l will state the position that
Mr. Russell look, when addressing the citizens
OF Preston OF ono OF our b.onthly courts. aud
you will not be surprised that lie did not receive
more votes here
He thought that the people Of this county
wero not IN favor Of slavery, and be com.
menced as an abotionist only commences 10
address an audience. And his address was re-
ceiTed BY the people of Preston as an insult to
one of their rights. How could they, after hi.
own statements, vote for him, when he. by his
own pleasure, commenced an attack upon tho
institution of slayery' All, how much, how
greatly was he mistaken, when he conceived
that We we're opposed to this institution! He
received his reward Could you have heard
Inc Indignation that was expressed on that oc.
cason, never, no never, would you have cause
to fear that Toe people OF Preston were opposed
TO this institution. A CITIZEN OF PRssros.
[Our correspondent is right. The Fellows
vile Democrat" ~ has been disgrace 10 lha,
portion Of Virginia. Il was al 6rsl violently iu
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Less las, week than week ending May 18th, So
Another encouraging fact is, that there IS no
pervadins Cholera influence among the people
as there was in 1882, and partially also in 1884.
This affords ground 10 hope that the disease VIII
40, become epidemic.
We rcsre, 10 hear tha, the disease has broken
on, fatally in many cases 10 the negroes) on
plantations in Matthews, Gloucester and Prin-
cess Anne. A gentleman who came from Will
liamsburg Yesterday, informs US that there was
case OF cholera on The Norfolk boat ascending
the river yesterday In our own city il is now
very LILLE talked OF, and we still observe many
strangers in Richmond.
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.,,I.r Ma;o.,v,, subjects within

10 snv section of Her Majesty's subjects wl'hin
In The House OF Commons on the lbin, MI
Roehuck again introduced the subject, ana al'er
reatins an extract Of private Ieiief IT. " !"
marm narlizan of the bill, made The following re-
marks: mos
uSo doubt, nj the present moment alarm was
created in Canada and in England, oy no.'on
that annexation was connected win lhese iio'''
Attic present moment that was mol 'he case
but he (Mr Roebuck) warned the House oi oom-
mons, lest they should by an inludIclons lnlelie,
renee with The conduct of the Government Oh
Canada (hear. hear,) and the opinions OF the
majority as expressed through their own repre-
seu,aliyes. (hcar. hearl-he warned The house
moi 10 interfere with them, lest they should ma6s
the question of anneration one phich shoula o.
oupy the minds Of the Canadian people. lticetI
-
A NOVEL INCREASE OF CHOLERA.
We have been informed that an rim,n nans siues
practitioner In Petersburg received, lew uas -,
sudden and urgent request tor his pfolessIun - ID.
dance In Chesterfield, to visit patient wnJ a. Che
messenger stated, was tailoring under an dan W som.
lera With credable prompiitude ine ~ ~ The
hasty ARRANGEMENTS and proceeded on ms Journey W
residence Of the supposed victim, oil ina. mus S q, .u
epidemic with some degree Of anxiety anu y may ,s
ba with little RIGHTEOUSNESS, the Dr. feacheu u,o
honss and wa. ushered into the sick chamber oil ms
natirnt few minutes sufced 10 AFFORD tue meu'ea'
attendant opportunity Of proving ms ,nofougn
ledge and skill IN his profession, ior nc speeuny
eyed his patient of dreaded symptons by introdu
Ing 10 the world healthy robust young Chole,a, sme
very picture offs Daddy" If Mr. choirfa M"ioa y,
has eo married and begins seriously ana earnestly "
propagate his species II Is certainly fun time iof h'
! Boards of health and every one else TO look out
lPetersburg Republican.
We have heard OF still more singular, though
somewhat analogous case in this city. a iaay
OF Richmond was marked as victim 10 CAoie-
ra, and the learned Faculty called in 10 relieve
her. The issue was, that The fair sunefef non
ored her Lord and Master with pair oil rosy
tpins, and rapidly and in most marvellous
manner recovered from her attack Of Cholera
/, was indeed like a miracle. Instead Of DEAN,
this case gave birth 10 new lives-whose emoo-
dimenls will long live, 1--WE rusD TO show sneir
| gratitude 10 the Cholera panic.
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BOARD OF HEALTH,

RICHMOND, JUNE 10 O'CLOCK, F.sW.
Four cases of Cholera have been reported 10
the Board, as occurring in The city during the
las, "a hours No death.
One case OF diarrbea, which readily yielded
10 treatment.
Since the organization of the Board ofHesIih
there have been reported in all 81 cases Of
cholera, of which Is have occurred on the
South Side Of the Basin, in and about Hughes
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Pend etou'- ~ hig maj. in the whole DsIricI I, ouo
Mur,ou's Dem maj. in the whole District l,I2o
ST i, vii be seen that il an avowed Democrat
had run and received the vote Il his own parry,
and Mr.. Motion had succeeded in detachinS an
The Whig vole that he did, even under NE cir
cumstauces receive, the result would have oceA,
that Penc!eyon would have been elected by a
majority Of "a over the highest candidate anu
MI Morton would have been bealen ,l64 votes,
By The lowest
have given these details, in order that every
man IN the district, or out Of il, who may feel
any interest in the subject may understand pre-
clsely upon unquestionabe official authority,
how The Whie representative OF the Wing Dis
uici mas been elected. Z.
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Tire Whitehall Cola Mining COMPANY,

Tire Whitehall Cold Mining Company, lrar
Fredericksburg, in Virginia, bav4jusl me nd
declared dividend on feir. first 4 month pp-
ers,ions. They have, in less than six me III.
made enough it appeal to pay 'o' their len
siye buildings and machinery, ard TO diviA Ten
per cent On their capital stock o. one hu 4lred
and fuy thousand dollars 10 res rye iu0 4
ten thousand dollars more; and, BESIDES, 10 dis.
uihuie specimens Of gold ore a long the COM
pany valued al three. thousand yoIars. This
is, perhaps, The most successful exhibit ever
made by a gold mining company n, is very on.
sell Maj. Jno P. Hciss and Cap. Stockton are
the chet owners OF this stock.
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Mr.. McAster passed through this city yesterday, on
his route from his late residence In Cincinnati, to take
charge of th- Post Office al Jackson, Miss
YieksburS Sentinel.
The late postmaster al Jackson was "hoaesr,
faithful, c. pabe"-yel he was removed because
ne was a Democrat. But, farther, MIR. Cola
me-, il seems, could not find in Tia State Q! Mis-,
sissippi single Wing OF honesty, capacity and
fiteli,y"--but had 10 import one from the free
State Of Ohio 10 look after the interests OF lhe
South Here Taylorism il gully OF double
blunder-a double violation OF right
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favor OF Clay, and then as warmly for Taylor
but all .he time arranl Aholionlst. we re-
joice that the good sense Of the people Of Preston
has casligaed lis lanaicism.
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CHARGE OF COALITION"

The Wing, the Republican aud The Times
have all combined in an attack upon what they
c,n a ocoaltiou" between the Democratic parry
and the Abolilioniss. We had designed lndu's'
ing in some structures upon their extraordinary
course. now that the Presidential election is over
bu, the Petersburg Republican has used the seal
mel with such keenness and precision, that We
adopt its article. Had Southern Wings done
their duty, the whole difficulty would have been
settled, Southern rights and honor vindica'ed
and the Union placed on an immovable basis;
THE TRICKS OF PARTY We call the
attention of our readers 10 Inc following ship,
which The Inlellieepcer OF Saturday copied from
the Richmond Wing, as one of the nnumerablc
devices 10 induce the Democrats Of The South TO
abandon their own parry aud rush 10 the support
OF the Wings:
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Tap NOR. r FIRE.-The Psfsea % y
BY the falling the wa, -, a. one a clsfs, s''
lille, have all coVsieI ~
oei'e' " &c GCisfk.tpn Cow'sr, y"
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ALEXANDER HTLL,s

n . q \ z > z o Il " 7 y n 7 " q 3 OK = 4,
So Camp eet, NewOrleans,
AyHERE families find all articles Of House keeping,
Wv comprising general assortment and select stock Of
KITCHEN FURNIGURE-COOking Utensils, Tin and
Iron Ware, Fire Sets, Brass and Steel ShOveG and
Tongs; and Kitchen Fire Iron ware.
ENAMELLED aud pateutmetal timed HOLLOW
WARE Fire Dogs
GERMAN SILVER, Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URNS.
TABLE CUTLERY; German Silver Britannia, and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS. -
WOODWARE-Brass and Iron bound CEDAR PALS,
CHURNS aud TUBS.
RATTAN-ROBND CEDAR WARE, a article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles Nurse Chairs and
Wagons.
BRUSH ES-Fanoy and Plain busting, Sweeping, and
Hearth Brushes.
MATS-Jute Manila, Alicante, Palm, and Husk MATS,
WATERS, and TRAYS. .,- ,,-
aud LAMPS.
STEAMBOAT and HALL. LANTERNS.
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES.
ID. s. j. Weights patent premium COOK STOVES, iOI
Wood or Coa-with fixtures complete the most ap
proved article il use. Efpl5 6m
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire InS. Go.
Office No, % GravieT street.
Between Camp and St. Charles stI.

Between lamp and st. Charles st1.
Trustees:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John s. Allison
Peter COnrey, JT., Maunse White, VIM. q. LeveriCh,
Robert j. Ward Samuel Stewart. Edward Sparrow,
Isaac Johnson, Geo. Suawbridge, Henry s. Buckner.
PETER CONREY, j., President Board of Trustees,
Io.sphw Stanton, John stSud. Sen NJ NJ Cohen
John l.. Lewis, John Calhoun, Preston w. tarIaT,
VIM Nj. Goodrich, Joshua Baldwin, William Il: White,
John l.. SaftaTaus, Warrick Martin, John ID. Bein,
A. ID. CTOssman, Mark WALTON, Vim, y, IOmpklns,
Cornelius Felowss, Joseph LailSnde John B. Leefa.
Edw. Jenner Coke.
To- This Company is prepared 10 entertain applications
for Life Insurance and issue Policies all sound and heal
thy White persons and Negroes at the Table OF Rates esab
hed by the Board which less than the rates charged by
the NewYok and London offices, and without their Tesrc
tons residence in the South By the charter dividends
of profits declared annually and the profits draw interest,"
and be made available at TO the extent OF two.
thirds Of their amount where the party has paid his prem
ums in full
john HAaAN President of the Company.
PRESTON w. FARRAR, Vice President
a. j. WEnDERBuRE, NJ. d. Medical Board of
HHRM0S bSESk. Secretary. E. IT, GooID, Attorney.
RICHARD BRTN NJ. D., No. I'll Magazine street. Medical
Examiner Office hours for blacks, 10 81 NJ; do for
whites, to at his residence. lie will examine white
applicants the office Of the Company daily from 12s to
O'Clock p. NJ. He will not examine at his dwelling
without permit, which can be had application the
office Of the Company. IL. g. HEARTT, Agent.
California Permits are issued to Life Insurance mpnbar,
and all information TO Life Insurance and an paper me-
cessay to effect insurance can be had at the Office OF the
Company,
In oderto accommodate all classes of our citizens voupg
men and MECHANICS having families dependent upon them
the Company will allow all persons nsuGing for ia where
{ne premium amounts 70 over $50 per annum, pay one.
mouths, bearing interest at per cent. per annnm
n B. The business of this Company is confined 10 LIVE
ESsUBAHSs ONLY ny resolution of the Board, Fire,
90 nfFna hnnr1 9IN t0EPB is97taI
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DAGUERRE0TYPE.
MAqUrRRls pAqUERRHoTYPH.

A-AAS[ @@-@e- = 0@Nsl N@AAAAA40A l.
M would respectfully return thanks oT hebaTel patron.
81 bestowed him since he 6rHt had the honor OF
intr0duOing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NeWOTleanS,
hve Yeau ago, during which time be has taken portraits
than other in the world. His specimens
exhibited at the Fair competition with otheu taken by
u best operator from NeWY oTk and he was awarded the
kt Premium. No specimens exhibited at his establishment
bat those taken By himself j. NJ the public that his
portraits will cOnnue to be what they always have been
the BEsT His long experience and constant practice
he beat Inducements to psTon1 derOu1 of instruction in the
beautiful art. Genuine VOigtandeF Cameras 90 per cent
cheaper thar any in the city all other articles the same
Plates at e3per dozen SoOY No for % 25gnATantied
the best plates made the United Satsl CnsaH ca rs and
90 5Qi NewYork Cameras at SIS.
Orders from the county promptly attended
Entrance No. 8 CAN'T street.
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N'HE PATENT RAPID WATER-PURIFIERU
a Is new article Of English invention and now frst in
peculiar kind Of stone which performs the pecOaon with
dnGa IN shape, and is capable Of teTng from 10 20 ma
gallons per day 1t rapidly disengage matter Of eveIy lind
held IN Suspension, and renders the water beautifully
and lmpld and from its peculiar construction Is paricn
larry adapted to purifying the Mississippi water This Far
city Of construction its durabity-nO matter how impure
OF muddy the water may bea never failing supply Of pus
HouI matter its applicability to be placed in Water butts
ranks Clstems, Ponds, Reservoirs particularly recon-
mends 4 to the notice of Hotels Boarding Houses Steam
boats, ships, Private Families Offices, etc. for ali of which
there are sizes suitable Several of them have already ee
put up N the city and country and found answer every
expectation. They can be in operation Al INV
store, where persons invited to call and examine them
not with a view Of buying, as a curiosity '
tepl5 House F1ni1binS St6Js n H. H..
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CARRIAGE MANUFAOTORY,

FFHHE Patronage that has been extended to very be
4 rally the lastseYen yearB, while on Com qiaf ~
mon street, has induced US the last summer S5sr
to erect large building expressly for manu- ~ 5sfas
featuring and repairing CARRlAG Els. Sss---spssEs-s
We have now of the largest Shops in the Southern
Country, and prepared with good Northern WOTkmen
and the best of materials to build any style Of Carriage to
Order and guaranty them two if used in the country
We are better prepared than ever before for REPAiR
ING CARRIAGES and can restore them almost to then
original beauty and durability, although apparently worn
and useless We will pay freight Carriages sent
repair We will also keep on hand assortment Of NEW
low. Old Carriages taken in trade for New ones We in
Vite the attention of those wanting NEW CARR AGES,
or their old repaired, call Mandatory and
Repository and judge for themselves at the Corner of
GRy3YLER and Cy4RONDELET Streets next door 10
the Office Of the COmmeroBl Water Works, Of the a.
mys im dHW MATTHEWS r. nFEMAN
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EDUCATION,
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
rs BOARDERS OR DIZZY PuRLLS.

rs BOAhDEiS OR On Y PUPILS,
CAKONDELET BTRnEN, NEAR ST.. JOREPH gTREEF
E7STABLISHEQ in 1889 under the buperinteRdenoe Of
II the Misses ALLISON from LOndOn-In This In1tu-
ton conducted on the best plans Of European instruction.
the of study thorough and systematic no vague
theories superficial methods Of teaching elicit display
esOed to- in any Of the various departments of science
The French Languages under the Euperinteudenee of
French gentleman Of high literary attachments other Ian
guages music and the accomplishments taught by
t9Ts of equal eminence in their professions.
Drawing in every style is taught by the Misses Allison
drawing masters in Europe
~ Terms may be known application to the residence
otthe Misses ALLISON. CarOpdsletG n28ly
oARRoLLToN FEMALE SEMINARY.
FENHlS Institution continues under the charge of Mrs
WARREN, who takes this method to solicit the
- Terms TOT Board and Tuition payable monthly in
Rev. DR., Scott. Rev. q. r. Beade, ia. N. Ogden,
VA a. mmayIGln, EOIt l; H. Preston, w Il Scott
DR.. J. w PiOOn. prof FOrhey, I8sm
MEDICAL LECTURES.
~ University Of Lonisiana-JHedieal Department,
MONDAY Nov i2s and continue four months
FACULTY.
Theory and Practice. jones' NJ ID.
surgery Warren Stone NJ d.
obstetIi:s and Diseases Of Women and Children oeBas NJ
Maea Meica and Therapeutics. A. Mott M D.
a Sssu9gy ih9s HUNT n T.
Clinical Instructions will given daily bJ he Professors de ex
tensiv wards Of the Charity Hospital and in the Amphheae
The facilities offered study Practical Anatomy Oper
alive Surgery very beng furnished charge
TERMS,
Ticket Of each al
Ticket o. Practical Anatomy
MarculalonF ee
No charge on II: Hospital
lylO 4md&W GUsFAVUs A. MOTT, M. D., Dean.