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CANTON, MISSISSIPPI, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER "a, ns4o.

and political importance, prOpOrtiOned to tina.
to which she is entitled by her natural ard re-
productive resources.
WIN. DICKINSON,
Committee on Report.
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|mgrepared to make Cash Ad-
hes upon consignments Of Cot
Idsnds in New Orleans, Mess.
hhnson q Go. Also, 10 fur
suion supplies, BAGGiNG,
b, rom New Orleans, or at
We will also make cash
lpon Gotten for sale in store
lAce. Being prepared with
RPVON SHEDS, we can effect
upon all Cotton stored with
hdrsd BY the planter.
III lStS, 50-6m
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stead Of praying for one another, as they ought
TO do. The weak sr fall victims TO the stronger
still, by the servile stupidity Of the weaker
The only way for man to get through this
world without chaing the skin from his ell
bows, is to assume I forms and appearances
Of a whale, and make all tho splashing he can,
when the tide Of public f5vor once sets upon
him. II he only does this, No will cross the
channel Of existence as smoothly as a sail boat
In a &c tie breeze, and finally land upon the
shore Of eternity as safely and soundly as a
clam upon a sand bank. So mote it be.
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INNOVATIONS OF THE bADEs.-Thc Londrh
Punch has seen with alarm ladies vcsis' adj
vertised in the newspapers. This gradual IN
vasiop Of male attire by the other sex ought 10
be looked to. Punch says they have already
stolen our paietots-they now Soizu upon
vests. Gracious goodness! what viii they not
next take? What will Do left uBs
Sure eno~ugh!-what will be done with The
VIII .d'ye.callSms?'-
When coats, boots and jackets are takct
By our precious acquisttivs spouscs,
Ourconfdence we'll may be shaken
In respect to retaining our tr-housesi
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mississippi GrRolF,
,vEnY SATURDAY MORNING
m Il. MONTGOMERY.


,yrns or SUBSCKIfAiON
wear, if paid within one
\. time Of subscribing. II not
" " lime lime Eve dollars a year will
a .pvrrrsISa, JOB WORK. &C.
;o,erted at one dollar per
p'lIs INV q less, for the first in
~. or each subsequent one.
I'm in without the number
n ,sa,' ", specified, will be published
ssDsS Ssrrsd accordingly.
y . a'srsosal nature, whenever ad-
sa .Ssrse6 1t the rate of two
y s ssn Ines each insertion.
,luI,,s. q public addresses, for
eSsividusl persons or companies,
!. ,dyeitisements, and at the
~ c.pddntss-FOr State and Dis
ln''u IA, Comfy Offices, SIS, The fee
enss Nv, Y nge 81 paid for on delivery;
n y \ S' sItsrs must be paid, or they will
Rsdsdt 10.
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u LEWIS & CO.,
non, RECEIVING AND FOR
aRDING MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
Goods, Produce, Groceries,
goods, Iron, Nails,
Castings,
MGGLNG, ROPE &c.
loo CITY, MISSISSIPPI.
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l&c. B. PeAsE, New Orleans.
AH&C 9, PECK, New York.
|Vils, Pease & Co.
Mas,ak Dealers in
AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
a'rR STREET, New ORLEANS.

Ns1 Orleans, Aug. 25, l849.,
n the non.in,ercourse with
a'lh on account Of the cholera,
Mitipaled the wants Of the
West BY the importation Of a
and general stock of Staple
Dry Goods, now partly in
aally arriving. We would
friends and those who have
WITH US in New Orleans, Of
100 belief that they will lose
lrnlDg their attention to a
sloe convenient and healthy,
WIZ being provided in view
osnand' For the conyen-
Wy who may wish to order or
\ usSilnent with facility, our
Y embrace not only every
" ny Goods line, Staple and
sleaI many articles Of those
sePl IN variety stores.
'.a'l0h will be paid to orders,
NJ may not be prepared to
Ul'ans personally, may rely
ras'' and the due observance
S Iiaaa a The style of our
altered, by the omission
without a change Of part.
N, WILLS, PEASE g. CO..
sepl5-1-3m
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NtfWeCk.

!. Y The shop formerly
dIbs Y : Gun shop on the
H0RE ~ square and will do the
az W. Tn l0r1ish the best ma.
1910, oAAMAN can do.
4l-1y,
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Cassius NJ. Clay has entirely recovered from
the wounds received in his fight with Turner.
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s wouldn't marry ah EASTERN man if | had
20 live an old maid all the days Of MY life;'
exclaimed a buxom county lass, Why notS
demanded an astOnlshed companion, Bee
cause every paper you pick uR CONTAINS an &c.
ceunt Of the Jaitura 81 the easieia maiesr
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]. Murphy.

W s. . syeIy day receiving, a
Roodssan. q Groceries, Preyis
~ 's4'AwHfc, &c, &c. SC.
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S. L. MOsBY.
IrSTLEY & MOSBY,
Ia,n DRuss AND MEDICINES;
Srrrs, 0ILs, AND PAINTS;
GLASS AND PUTTY;
Anrs, BLANK Books, STATIoNA-
n ARTIcLEs, P%ERFUMERY, &c
ia Of GOLDEN MORTAR,
CANTON, MI,
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AMEzuCAx RAILROAD JOURNAL.

hs Asassis,e a.ilEe@a JearnsI published a 81 Vel
Several gentlemen are engaged a regular eonubuiOr known
The railroad Journal any similar pabea
SR ~si has % saS s
TEN from it humble beginning and contributed carry ward
than upon any other agency whatever
y a ,,sa anen, OF ro and ssn
ea, idea q modern times has already done more 70 relieve he
elevate him in e scale Of being than any other agency that has
The engine regard greatest achieve
men, Of most "a , I good s world
sesi bird upon e Ming thought Or % alone
energy powers, Of faculties
W,oa. danger and wiihou. hge i enables
enjoymen phyca qualifications and the various pleasures Of
community productions ideas Of every oherciosing
creating new sources q and multiplying to an Infinite
L win moi have ssd il. highest
capable nakns distant places neigh
pTolonss our being MOI 70 one sai % four
Whoever therefore, abo aeld, ordi
M the highest good OF his Profoundly impressed with these
views intend in accordance with their spin, TO conduct the
he history the influence and the Improvements o. The railway
careful inquiry into its management scientific discoveries the
with ocomonon and the progress ofindy
Under the mining head The reader. will
Of articles the iron and iron anrae of the Uni
s ed from sf sn ss ms
s a co. ,ss any III
embracing descriptions in detail Of the different localities Of The
working different Mines and location Of the
blast furnaces and the results Of their working This work
published condensed series
weekly papers, conveniently arranged under heads,
statistical tables Of different districts and such plans and
drawings may be found desirable
Besides this work irn Mr. Hodge 20 furnish 70 the Journal
copper the United
which carefully BY him. information
mining subjects generally -.4,
These works will be found 70 all parties engaged in
mining and The iron This T. the frs. attempt yst made
the iron manufacture, and mining Of the whole
country. rs
c. r James Of Providence has also been engaged
Journal He will furnish
mechanical inventions Of cond
Of the manufacturing interests Of the country His reputation
able
already well known public He will furnish valuable
touching other branches Of industry and Of business
Great Britain her commercial and political mpor
the mechanical invention Of her people than
other
American skill, industry and enterprise, giving disn-
gshed rank the nations To these interests
railway, the valuable Of ALL this Journal will be
estiy devoted s- x.
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NEW MUSIC,


w FISCHER, Pennsylvania doors Of 18th
will be sold his usual reduced prcesfour
Flower, quadries, composed by
The byzantine Polka; by Wentworth. 5tts
The Vagabond Polka; by GungL.
Frederick William Polka, performed by the seyemark Com
pany
The Water Spirit Waltz; by A. n. Krusel.
The Harp Waltz; by w. q. Beche. Ia
The Friendship Waltz by Z. Schuse
The Tedesco March, arranged from the Opera Of Eman by r.
Boyer
Borga Mosqueres Reine &c Pot
pouuis; by H. Cramer
The Spring Waltz; by T. Moeling
Punch and Judy Polka performed by the syemark Company
arranged by Helmsmuler
The Lily Rondoj by Louis Rename.
Enani nvoia cavarna, from The Opera Of Ernan arranged
by Edeimann.
Blanche, Breath of Morning from Opera
Of the Husuenots; by Meyerbeer.
Poor though my may from Donnizes Opera Of Belly,
with English words.
move, about; beautiful ballad; by
Henry Russell
Moter thou dearest one; beautiful ballad
Opera Of Lucreta Boya; arranged by C. Linley.
come from land Of mountain Opera
Durward.
II Is song my mother sings; by RsdweIl.
Lonely Jenny Lind music NJ W. Bale.
Thou'u al my side; by W. r. DempSter.
The king he sits throne Of gold; words by Barry Cornwall
music by G. Davis.
Hunter.
The Bachelors Dream; by MUNICH
Stop dat knocking at the door; for the guitar.
Aus3
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y. u sILLKkL
Land and General AssAsy Omss "a ths Capital sf nm
aeis, Casy ~ Springfield.
40 aenrssidenf " Rass asd holders 81 Illinois
sdnsss a~4 az pessns ss.ts.s 9 r.ysAas.s Stats s.l M
Illinois scrip bonarne undersigned would respectfully intern
tbs pubic that they have established i'm this eishs capital
appeainine within the limits
All relative 10 the purchase OF land
their location, advantages
cdeenng land sold for investigating titles,
all descriptions
business attached land
extended SCALE will be promptly and faithfully attended
RErERKsoss;
Messgs. Daifendod q Miles, Washington city
a. Gowdy Co., Louisville, Kentucky.
Thou,as j. Reed, esq., /"
Ms.sIs. syckss 4 90, s.. Louis, Missouri
A. ChTisiy, esq, "
Ills excellency A. q. French, governor Of Illinois.
Hon. Thomas II. Campbell, auditor
" John Moore treasurer
$. II. Treat, judge supreme court.
Lyman Trunbui, g I"
I" J. Dean Cation, I" I"
Ms.s,.; Wadswol,h \ sheldon, New York city.
David Iseavili 4" .
g. Barilett esq, No Front street,
Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia.
Gen. Adam Dlier,
Jos. l.. Chester, 7"
Col 3. w. Black, Piisburg, Pa.
Gen. Caleb Cushing Boston, Mass.
q. Y. Sanger, esq, {"
Henry r. Stone, esq, I" SO
}. ID. Pratt Il Co, Baltimore, Md.
APP ll-dlm&swSm
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M AZ. -, s. -, -, - .,.a q. a. M. .., ann. AZ
sPa.node COMMISSIONS irritation o. me nerves. nervous OF sex
aesnsy aud emery and disorder
nua'hs "s most ai'Aai"' " ~ uss "A' -nes' 'A' human
EpiLErsY, on FALLING =. :, SICKNESS,
tms physieians nave pronounced episns ~
@ mas oamsa a sasaa nave s o. ~ na
existence and atlas yielded y hsiI I lives on the
The proprietor Of the Vegetable Extract, however, feel. no deli
easy IN SAYING tina, q can DC cured ne would respect
te testimony which y here onsfed Is, be en
H. ala an I'M, spil4 n ineurabe ~ s '
HARr's vEGErABLE EAThAcr,
win disease every where
a .I trial has effected peImaneSSi cure
has afflicted win a for than nine years and has been
cured BY The use Of The Vegetable ExtrssI -.
70 90 M saee NV h s a , sne as
Ses % syev Other means had tailed BY he use Of se yes
table EsuaeL
one s Se p,sa s s as he has Sen much
nsy IL every eass Of epensy which comes under his
kn %eg ,,, - sv :, r ,,s MIN. ,,,,
ford county Pennsyyana now living in Ene county
sna he sif
from s RssSs q s New use. s
persons ag,s who are aalisssd a,. 4 ~, !.
Ns @ sa1 q s saa s u
his family has been 10 severely eS Kun sPepue NJ %
D Harris Vegetable Extract, says Mr. Pratt he restored
perfect hea and len this city for the sn Of Ohio to resume his
Rev Mr. smith, Rector Peters church, sposwood
years. that he has used Dr. Harris Vegetable Extract, and his
70 have no more ifs. ''' '''''e - - 49,
Er lnd , FITS !, 80 -.
M sss Of
six mon,s Aaer travelling through England Scotland Germany
with his son 70 This country S Il November last without
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lsxe fst. james, washington county. Maryland.


THE Eighth Session will Monday October which day
puneuat attendance all the students requested The
duties Of The classes are promptly and I'M
that all their members, old should take their places al
the Of the session The academca extends from The
LIST October the LIST Of August being but vacation
September College, all under
full professors have been pursuing the
collegiate studies prescribed the older
colleges the North AT the the third adu
atng class received their acadeincal degrees.
In the Grammar School, which Immediately adons the College,
preparatory carefully trained competent instructors
the supervision Professors College Thus pupils
the institution and their entire
Of study under the direction until they graduate The
mercantile department embraces partial members OF
collegiate preparatory classes who may be preparing for me
all the privileges and advantages Of their several classes su
place studes such
cessary 10 q preparation for business.
study CHARGE all the classes
In addition the students will be taught
without charge German, other modern language
The location College perfectly hea and there no
villages the temptations dangerous the
Moral and religious education chief design OF the in
|
charge, domestic
s5 The OF the College carefully
Of student.
All the departments s."-das raP-ytsea Of the
Register information, well for the admission
Of pupDs. JOHN b. kEHooT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of St. James, Y. o., Maryland.
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THE AMERICAN FARMER . published monthly In the
city OF Bstimoe at ~ copies nr - thirteen foi
go, thirty July u,er the
favorable auspices II h the of the Maryland State Ag
cultural Society and all the OF IT, committees
published therein The determined
$780, be appropriated owsi Of silver plate
So awarded person Obtaining lt OF
October, largest subscribers volume
July for second third largest
list The publisher added Eve payable
works lie offered 500 prize essays for the
volume go in silver pas for for the
buildings and the
farm yard go for the best the cultivation and
for The essay Of the dairy.
APPEAR July, will of the most
valuable EDMUND Of Virginia
presented the agricultural public particularly Of the tide water
Maryland, and CaroInas details
of his farm for the FIVE he his
VrrDa, concusvely
nble degree In farming made
profitable business The year took
charge OF his farm Mr. Rum shows thai his clear The
capital invested land, mplements
cent third l2s cent; fourth 7S and
mn 10 besides supporting family hands
stock and raising the value Of his am
worth when he took hand Every farmer planter, particular
" in the dewa districts Of county, will paper with
the deepest interest,"
number will other valuable papers
which from GKoRoK w. Dobss esq., Corresponding
Secretary ~ the Maryland sate Agricultural society
ucton Of the fence; and from Col
ject with appropriate drawings.
Address SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural societys Hall,
June @-2awH Id Baltimore St. baltimore, Maryland.
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90 90
10 90
Fanquier White sulphur Springs, virginia,
Morf Rcuerallu kuorru m HaIrenlon S1rtnxal


WAS open reception Of
sve improvements are IN progress that win give
whole establishment
is embellishments the comfort and pleasure Of the
ocular evidence
tnsic Of the and its almost miraculous effect pae
modaron., complete original design, crafty
fancy well their health and
pleasure Situated In remarkably healthy region,
Blue Ridge and vicinity beautiful village
Warrenton visitors horseback carriages
proving roads, enjoy The most picturesque scenery seek
The flowers dnd Pc
been taken their approval while
awn, the gold and silver h, elk and
relieve tedious hour 10 those who Interested
nafs In word has been taken which expanded lib
crafty could add TO the comou and
ade, brilliant fireworks will their respective
these preparations designed for monde only To
holy ministers OF religion Of denomination, caIdal
grudene nvitaon gwen spend the The usual
OF the church respected throughout the
springs - miles, according
both these points July daily win
tabised Visitors leaving District Of Columbia stage
nj OF A. reach the springs the day
These springs known the Post Once books Wanton
SPRING. and all letters should be directed
Waenton, sent 20 the White Sulphur Springs. In oreenhe
Of board will be follows $50 season,
October s75 for three months go s5
month so week. SIS for weeks 81 meals
lodging 50 cents each Servants and children years
No charge r children Under three years When
tables provided for children before
who retain their the ordinary table will be charged price.
Horses SO cents day, or go month.
The wines and spirits been procured corage
be charged for private supplies
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent
June 6-dlaw&epd
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Law school in lexington, vlrgln..

THE subscriber proposes Law School plarc
mencing Monday 9sth day Of next
the 18th day March, 1850 The
two GLASSES The book used in the junior will be ste
pien Blackstone, starke Evidence
Ing and Greeneas Evidence. senior
embrace Tucker Commentaries, Geeneaf sarkie Evi
ence list vol of each Stephen Pleading Pleading
vol Of Chiy Pleading Hocombes Introduction Equity Jus
prudence Lubes Equity Pleading, Mords Pleading Lomax d.
Of Real
Arrangements win be made with Philadelphia publisher
nsh the above works the best and young
posing attend the Subscribers lectures requested him
early notice Of their Intention and inform him they desire
supplied with portion of the above
dunn They viii be furnished the students
be Of the ssnio class win have the privilege
without additional charge The hours
his students viii be 20 arranged BY the subscriber enable
member NJ either class intend the lectures Of
Washington College mould they deem expedien
few will be delivered coue on
diction and practice Of the Federal Courp.
The fee win be go per session, payable In advance
Lsussrcr, Va, July 10, issa
July l7-h
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON. d. c.
CHARLES DE sELDINe
Coniptssiorer, Notary Psbitc a~d Gsnsrai Agent,
No. N TeSd's Bu,Idipgs, Pepssylvsnis svenue.


Copiuissioner Notary Pablo, a~d Gs~oai Agent
No. n Tedd's Buildings, Pepssylvsnis avenue,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.,
CONTINUES give his pcmpt attention 90 The prosecution Of
claims before Congress- of the Berecuve Department.
hoard commissioners appointed 10 adjust spoons
foreign governments; procuring PENSIONS Revolutionary,
Naval Army; bounty land scrip under The law Of February
. prs os destroyed eIpenses incurred BY volunteer.
fore being mustered and received no the service o the United
States. and sabs.,ence and transportation furnished for Their
win Mexico Great britain He Is in possession of NIL the
and undanis fully all the requirements Of the Pension and
He also attends procuring Of due
captare the Gulf and the Mexico Of
ne has been honored wild, nom the governor.
Commissioner o Deeds, 10 take the probate of
Deeds depoons and other instruments Of writing under seal &C.
o be used recorded in the respective States
Charges w moderate, and regulated by the amour, claimed
nd q Of services required.
Communication Posigadl will secsye immediate attention
ents Exceenes Of the seven States Of
the Union Senators and Members of the previous and The
nrc.ent Congress generally. Aug %
Prey.r.sory Department OF thu Columbian College,
oossss l4rH srpsrrs.
THIS school will reopened the hr Monday Of September
Georges per Qssrtes
pc.,s vyvins Mental Primary IS 90
Adhme,ic Geography, Ensssb Grammar, History Of me Uni
The higher Ensi. branches Algebra, Geometry, surveying
Any me above studies with he and Greek olares ~ 90
0J- Bins payable in advance.
MeH.sps NJ, senaemsn who hs. proved himself 70 be
sna sslecs school WI consnse as Principal o. c SEMINARY
College. Aug al-aawdp3w
uUMEsv History 81 E~elsna. from the invasion OF
II Julius Cesar the sbdica,icn Of completed IN
Mscsn,ss nl-'ory ~ Rnssnavo and 1 a.s pssS
sept W FRANoK TAYLOR
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BY the President OF the United States.

IN pursuance Of law, ZACHARY TAYLOR Pe.den, Of the
viii be held the land Offices in the
s % .Sd once s 4 On
day s the ) Of r e public lands stu
North of the base line and Of the fin principal meridian
Township ninety-eig Of range three.
Townships ninety SIX nnetyseven and nneegt, Of range
township. ninety nne.ir nnety.eve ninety and
Townshp. four, ninety nns-sir nine
A. se SAME FACE eo%%encins on Monday
day January next disposal Of the public lands within the
North Of Ne base line and sOssi Of The i'm principal meridian
Townships four ninetyhve, nineiysir nineseven
Town.Sp. ninety ninety ave ninetysr, ninety
TownsIp ninety township ninety Except
quarter the southeast quarter Of section
indian sseneyD and townships ninsTse'en and nnVes Of
Township. ninety,vo and ninety four Of range
Township ninety-one, OF range thirteen:
a ns land once 3. P%RPiEIp on Monday
e,y q % s o inc
k.rfh of base line and psst Of the fin principal me'dian
Townships sry-even, sx-esht and srnne, Of range six
townships .iIseven, sixty rnine, of range
Townships sIty-eish nine, Of nineteen.
T Township: a aaa sky NINE rang.
Township. sry eight and o. range twenty-five
TownsSps seventy seventy one, o. ,wenyssyen
X s S MINI. :ss
within following townships, TO wit
North Of the base line and oea Of the % principal mudian
Town,hp seventy siI, Of range tweny-seyen -.
Towhs seventy six sevenyseve and sevenesh Of range
Tonsp- seventy seventy eight range twenty
Lands appropriated by schools military
purposes, win Be excluded from ,he .slss -, . , =.
days appointed and in me order in which they ad
offered and the closed. But sale shall he
longer and private entry OF Of the lands viii
be admitted after expiration of the two weeks
Given under hand the city Of Wa.non this hheenth day
81 september thousand eight hundred and forty
nine. n" fhihoh
BY President;
J. BurTrRuELp,
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william y. Bsyiy,

william y. Bsyiy,
Importer dealer IN ny and aPi. ,taionery Pennrana
averpe 6sf~een liza and l2fh streets.
THE himself exclusively stationery
ness its branches, and prepared furnish kinds
Cap letter. ledger, wrapping note, and fancy papers and
velopes
Cutlery, steel pcns quilts
Ink, inkstands, portfolios
Cold pens and pencl., drawing papers, French papers
Tapes, blank books &c.
Hes receiving additions by Eng
@ steamers and packets and will sell the very lowest prices
Letter and cap paper al u rs per rean.
June Ia--d4t WILLIAM Y. BAYLY.
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N EDICxL DEPARTMENT OF Hampden ssdney Col
M lege, Richmond, Waite twelfth
lures IN this Institution win commence Moadsy October sd,
Women and Children.
L. w CHAspERLArsr NJ D. Professor Of Maeha Medica and
Therapeutics.
CHARLES BsLL GIssoE, NJ d. Professor Surgery and Surg
cal Anatomy.
cARrss JOHNSON, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy and Phy.i-
ology.
Dawn TucKrr, D., Professor Of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine
A. T. PrrcoLAs, M D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The Museum, Apparatus, foe the demonsraor
departments have recently received additions and
yey complete The facilities for Practical Anatomy
passed The Clinical advantages fully with the
wants Of the STUDENT and especially valuable those preparing for
south Clinical twice week
College lnmay (which contguty
College, and In the Richmond Aims House.
institutions the diseases occurring southern with
and the student has the eligible opportunities Of becoming
acquainted with their types and The frequency Of
geA operations before The class together win the facilities for wit
Messing
schools Of Practical Surgery.
CHAnass-Mafricuauon Professors S05,
Practical Anatomy go, Graduation sa5 Board, including fuel
lights and servants attendance, be obaned ak sk
week. g. MAUPIN, M. d.,
Aug ll-~wew Dean Of the Faculty.