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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-09-27

".Montpeiier, again We wish we could hire
n slave paper to do one lair thing, once."- Pat
riot, Sept 90
DO it yourself and save your money, Mr.. Pat
riot. But what is the Patriot growing about ?
1t is the vote Of Montpelier, old and new, in ls46
and 1919, and it says:
knowing all these facts not slavery paper
in the state, not even the Wa,chman, has the
fairness 10 state thetn."
We can't speak for the "slavcry papers,
very likely they do lie but for the Waterman,
we do speak, and tell the editor of the Patriot
that he lies under a mistake. The WatcI =
man Of September ID did give the vote of Mont
pelier in 1913, aud Of Montpelier and East
Montpelier in 1885, and not only thnt-it gave
n comparative statement Of the votes in both
years.
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LitlelPs Lining .9ge. No. $50 is the last of
volume 2e. Now is good lime for new sub
scribers TO commence.
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"Through the white smoke of Bunker Hill
looms the black cloud of Saratoga. High over
the rattle of Bunker Hill booms the roar Of
Yorktown."-Pdtriot.
Poetry Major literally poetry of "high"
and "rattlng" order. 10 plain prose you mean
that the Wings of Vermont have just given the
coalition Bunker Hill rebuff, and that next
time they will give 'em worse. OF course you
do: it was the Wigs who demolished the Goa
liton of Britlslers and Ilessans.
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Newspaper Postage.

See article from Vermont Chronicle. We NAV
have word 10 say upon the subject ere long.
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wALToN,s DAILY JOURNAL.

We shall as usual publish daily journal of
Legislative proceedings during the session of the
Legislature.
TERMS copy, 81
6 copies, IS
10 SO
nF7Postmasters are invited to act as agents.
+. P. WALTON s. SONS,
Montpelier, Sept. 10, 1949.
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.5oretQn Ntms.
BY Express and Magnetic Tele-
graph.
From the Boston Atlas.

ny Express ana magnetic Tele-
graph.
From the Boston Atlas.
Arrival of the Steamship Cambria
at Halifax.
ONE WEER LITER FROM EUROPE.
ST.. JoUN, N. b., Thursday, Sept 90.
20 minutes before ! o'clock, P. NJ.
The steamship Cambria, from Liverpool, arri-
we'd at Halifax OF I-2 past o'clock last evening,
having had heavy weather during the passage.
The cholera was greatly increasing in Eng
land.
The markets were dull, and there was no.
much charge. The weather for hnrves,ng was
fine IN all Great Britain The Liverpool Jour
nal ct The 9Th says the harvest has been nearly
safely housed and is pronounced abundant, as
the potato is redundant, and is so far exempt
from rot.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
komorn and Peerwarden still hold out The
first is commanded by Klapka, the second by
Kiss
The mother and children of Kossuth. and the
wives of several Magyar Generals, had arrived
at Vienna as prisoners.
Rome. The ttiumVFate Of Cardinals has in
stliuted commission for the purpose of prose-
cutting the authors aud accompIices OF the out
RACES committed during the revolutionary period
against religion, Its minister's the majesty of the
sovereign and public security.
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CO The attention of Merchants and others
s invited to Boston advertisements.
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than the Democratic party. and so believing,
snail continue to act Herewith.
Il. G. PETERS.
Dorien, Sept H., 1910.
We predict that the coalition in New York
will encounter the same distressing fate that be-
fel lis older sister is Vermont, a few DAYS aOol
Wing 81 Free Sellers" won't be bought aud sold
and transferred, I" like neat CATTLE" az any rate
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The Senate.

We have delayed publishing the official re-
turns in the hope OF getting ALL Here is what
we have received.
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4 p The Burlington Sentinel discourses as
follows, upon the result Of the election in this
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Personal. The Patriot quotes tho result Of
the election in Washington, Orange, and La.
mobile counties, and argues that the defeat Of
the Wings in these strong holds Of locofocoism
is demonstration that the Waichmam has no in
fluencc in those counties. We never lave
claimed any influence, and never mean TO cun
any, among our opponents. Our purpose rather
is to be so faithful in resisting them as to be
unpopular, politically speaking We have rea-
son to know that we have succeeded in that; and
yet have also the pleasure to believe that we
have been decent and consistent enough in our
political course to retain good share Of theirre-
spect. As 10 the result of the election il these
counties, we have this to say:
The net Wing gam is as follows:
Washington Co. 3i6
Orange COS
LamUllle 23l
Total lisp
Now VIC don't claim this handsome gain as
the result Of our labols: not by great sight -
We have labored SOME so have the Wings gen.
orally; but we couldn't all of lis have done so
well had not the Patriot heipcd us.
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But the shout of victory for the present is
Jared by the groans Of fear for the future"
Patriot.
"The groaus of fear' are to be found in the
coalition ranks or nowhere Vermont Wings
GROW in these days-they don't grOdn. Do be
q little more accurate, Major
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ws.hinston Univsr.ity OF B.Is,mers.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
THE annual commence viii, ntrodc
= tory lectures ON the last Monday in October next
rhe daily lectures thereafter will temporarily the
eommodous building neatly htted for the purpose bery
street, one door north Of baltimore. -
MEDICAL FACULTY.
John O. g. Monku NJ Practice of Medicine
Med jurisprudence and Mental Diseases
George o. NJ Roberts, NJ p-obseics and Diseases Women
and Children. n
Reginald n. Wright, a, M. M. D.--Chemistry
r. N. Wright, A. M. M. D,-surgery
gene " ' - ~
The duties Of the will be performed by the Professor
Of Anatomy,
The Faculty have al their command the ample MEANS appa
aus models &c for thorough complete
hyeed IN the best regulated institutions country
euca models are the largest and best imported
procured In Paris great '
The Faculty intend, possible vacant chairs
thereof
They pledge themselves the interests Of
all who may be disposed TO themselves tuition
Tickets SIS each diploma $40 matricua
uon 70 students arriving the city
member OF the Faculty. with regard 10 the se
lection Of boarding house, &C., &c. ~ ~
For further information address the Dean Faculty
s, IL II at4 REGINALD N. WRIGHT,
NO. l5 West Fayette street, door Of Liberty
Sept 6-2aw4w 77'-T
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The Chiness I.anxu.x..

IMPORTANT pscovERY-At late meeting of the Nav
York Historical Society, paper was read by Stephen
Pearl Andrews, esq OF New York; the structure OF
the Chinese system OF writing, the importance OF which
seems to require something more than passing notice
Mr. Andrews announced. and illustrated by The aid OF
set Of splendid charts prepared for the occasion, that
Chinese language not only idogyapic but that the
story they tell BY pictures of the meaning of the words
they represent is so plain that now after the lapse Of
read and understood This has been supposed not 10 be
the case, or 70 be only to slight extent; and the
learned world has had to consent to the task ~ LEARNING
the Chinese language, IL at all, labor, ct
huge aggomeration OF arbitrary signs or characters
Mr. Andrews claims to have discovered that this ne
eessiy need not exist but that an easy and delightful
u JaS v out s "
Will constitute "short CUT to the acquisition Of that
wonderful language Il this be 80, the importance OF
sonares abroad have met with dacoprsging an
obstacle anywhere the almost nature of
the Chinese language. The commercial world IL also
coming into close connexion with China, and with the
progress OF another century the want must become i'm
minent and pressing for some practicable way Of
establishing the intercourse OF mind between that i'm
mense hive OF the human and the rest of nsnkind
nese language amounting to about thirty thousand,
made up by composition out Of only few ihan
thousand, which he denominaed the elementary chazlc
ters OF the language, and that hence 10 understand well
these elementary characters is to be familiar with all the
materie of the whole system He stated that he was
already quite certain of the primitive symbolic sign6-
OF the greater part OF these elementary character
and to demonstrate that be was So he selected single
symbol the rude picture Of tree and traced it through
out all the elementary characters in which il appears,
eighth Of the whole, giving the embematc significance
OF each
Andrews will pursue ne subject and place me language
dreds of millions upon footing of Possibility ~ yespects
its acquisition by the rest Of the world-Jour Com
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T~ % 81
TO QUIZ sUBsCRIBRRs.

sAsAs q 10 psssa w be entered upsa bosks unless
psynsat 81 ne sassssip6ssbs made in sdssacs AEf
Distant subscrDss isr~s1d money by s ths pessss
On which VIII pd By r.k By ourselves in ia
ssxs Transmission
The COUNTRY RAPkR psblhAsd ri seklv auri.~ a. "a.
lions Of Congress. and ssntwsskly during recess
suDscpuens ieEa psed les hAa syssr Gin b r.esvsd On
terms pTopsItiensdt to the above annual rstss
90 PoSTdAsTERs our sssuts ma b.
sending DAILY ssbscrbs with SAM
WEEKLY subscribers with snslsssd; WEEKLY sub
,cbers with enclosed win Be entitled copy ssrs
edition ~ they furnish subscribers isr, svss1 az
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from appropriang their use or selling or disposnx of
any article that have been used covering ssca-
ring any imported merchandise, also the drainage OF
ipsh The particular attention Of collectors 10 called
siSt observance requested the circusr insIruc
uos ssued oy the department. under date oil the 10th Au-
gust ioao the proper yerica,on OF invoices
peng by some OF the consu that the and
Instructions are frequently dsregaded by foreign sh ppers
and are not duly enforced by collectors Al some the ports
w. M. MEREDITH,
Secretary Of ths Treasury.
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Concord Academy.
THE of commence the Isl of DC
T. VIM COLEMAN, A. M, Principal.
LEWIS M. COLEMAN, I'M
h RRYEREECEs.
Hon. John Y Mason;A ar.. IS
Dr. Il. y. Scott, speaker of the Of Virginia;
Thomas J.. Randolph, esq., Albemane;
Dr. Armistead Cook, Portsmouth
Robert o. stanaTd, esq, Richmond;
VIM, H. Harrison, esq.,. Prince George;
VIM H. Tayoe, ESQ., Mount Airyj
Richard Baylor. esq.,. ESSEX
Andrew Hunter, ESQ.,. Jefferson,
Clayton u. Coleman, esq, Louisa
John John Ta6b, esq ! GoacesteIi
VIM III. Roy, esq.,. Gloucester;
Hon. Robert M. II. Hunter, Essex
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs ID. D., Bishop of Alabama
Hon. Thomas II. Bayly, M. c.;
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama;
Hon. James A. Seldom. M. c.;
Gen. Bernard Peyton,. Richmond,
Hon. James NJ. Mason Frederick;
Rev. Vim. Friend, Port Royal
John r. Bryan, ESQ., Gloucester;
Thomas .. Ghoson, 3d. Petersburg;
Mers W. Fisher, esq.,. Northampton;
John w. Tyler, esq., Warenton
george r. wilkins, ESQ., Northampton;
Francis T. Riyes, esq, Petersburg.
Gentlemen who either have had have wards
members of the Institution. N
Sep 1T [Intei]
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Agency Of the Observation-Disclosures Houses I'm the Unitsd
States. ~
baylor mAURY, booksellers Pennsylvania
svenue, eh with the
principal book Establishments Of the country, will supply all ORDER
rehous msceianeous medical scientific, and school
bocss lots or single copies The lowest puslicson prices
SCHOOL, n.tnoes and Individuals Intending 10 order reEn
or American books from the northern cities trouble and
etpehse ofheevy height postage kc BY leaving their orders
TAYLOR MAURY, In Washington city. July
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GENERAL House Furnishing Dry Goods wsrerooun.
W CI.AGETT DoDsoN would respectfully inform
nued and prepared teir FOR te reception Of much
line
hitherto seen In ts city D. win be abscn days
purpose making Purchases and would respectfully desire
may be In want Of the prec and
sortmen choose from wait their return They viii have
superb Tapestry veivet Tapestry Brussels, and BRUSSELS
Three ply superfne Ingram low priced do
Damask twiled and plain Venetian Carpctng
Together with everything pretty and good which he needed
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Chsiera-T,reat.nens and preventive.

HR AMATIS ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERiENTThis remedy composed entirely Of vegeta
Bile Ingredients and totally free from mineral substance
bning catarc with cordial powers
y discovered and DR. celebrated physcan,
most of the diseases Of the abdominal diarha
dyente bilious complaints, dyspepsia and all other disorders Of
Knowing from experience operates kindly
efectua these il Submitted remedy
who be attacked by the prevailing fatal scouTge
venve to all who be fortunate first nsdous
symptoms.
To be had wholesale retail Saloon, Penn
syivana avenue, l 18th streets, principal
drug the city Of Washington, Gsorgeiown
Pamphlets containing full directions for with interesting
discount dealers Orders any part
promptly attended All communications be post paid
Aug 3-lawd SAMUEL CARUsl CO.
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A GENCY, wsshington.-The undersigned OF
spection branch Of the Post once Department. Offers his
mail generally and those Of the southwestern
section particularly with the that his from Office
initiate against character he
tanned in the for honesty capacity and fidelity and
refers his associates In Office Of both PARTIES with their hearty
consent sustain him therein
An orders business every nature
government win be thankfully received and promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-dn late Of Post Once Department
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UNITED STATES WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
HOUSE.

EVILS HANFoRD, asa asa a5s and 25s Pearl street.
between Fulton and Burlng sip York.
hand the largest Of CLOTHING In United States
adapted all markets. In the article Of Shirts and
keep endless variety Also the most extensive manufacturers
OIL CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS world. PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Of ALI kinds
Catalogues Of stock sent by mail Orders promptly
LEWIS 4 HAkfORD,
Nos asa, 254, 256, and 25s Pearl ST., N. n.
June 30-2aw3m
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General Agency at washihgton, ID. q.
RY A. M FARQUHAR, formerly Harrisburg Pennsylvania
u for claims the for the with Mex
CO. the revolutionary the with Great Brittany and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, or scrip
Bounty LandW attend the purchase and sale of bounty
land
Patent OeeThe applications patents procuring models
drawings, &C., will be attended all their
General Post OfceAl claims the department
settlement Of quarterly accounts Of
Orleans Delta, Union, Advertiser, Louis
vile Democrat St Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free Press win publish
the amount Of So and send their bills this oce accompanied
with paper. June 24n
SPLENDID Competing, Curtain Goods Sc.-The subscri
bers would respectfully invite the attention citizens
keepers generally their stock Of furnishing goods
they feel confident cannot be surpassed equaed
house in the district They name
IN CARPETING,
Patent tapestry velvet do tapestry Brussels
Royal Administer, English Brussels
Imperial tires ply, double super ingram
superine ingram, extra fine, and fine do
Low-pric all wool Ingram, royal twined Venetians
Rich chenele and tufted
Heavy sheet oos every wid which viii be cut 10 h
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich satin de lanes, nch figured de LANES
Rich high-coiored damasks, rich union damasks
Twined and plain eashmeres
damask
Worsted damasks all colors
Embroidered laced curtains, embroidered muslin do
Embroidered muslins, by the yard
TassbIoops, gimps, bofderings bindings
Blind linens all widths
Together with complete Of table and
abecio table dsmak linen sheeung damssk napkins and
towels Scotch and Russia diapers, Mafseles quilts edbanke
&c all Of which received perfectly fresh, and viii be o
upon accommodating respectfully
Sep iI-aaw4wif PHI HooE h co.
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NOTICEThe subscriber bes inform the citizens
public generally he has just employed workmen from Eu
from cities, of skill and experience,
which, together with his knowsdge and practice In the bust
Tor thirty years enables him TO say with confidence that he
prepared manufacture hne ewcl and cosby silver
kc, superior cheaper any other establishment known
him OF country His respectfully
ROBERT REywoRTH
Penn avenue between sh and ION streets
Aug Ie-eodn
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MR. A. DE vAUDRICOURT begs leave 90 inform the
III public and his friends having permanently located IN Wash
intends deyose tuition Of the Preach,
Italian and Spanish languages and Of The piano forte and draw
In AL he branches References highest rc-pectab
WIN by applying his l2 between and
d. NEXT door ibson Academy Davss and
Mrs. Andereons stationery
July I7--eodn
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For Baltimore.

For Baltimore.
a cn THE osCEoLA viii, Sunday, the -
Rskko Of September, making week 10
ek the above place, leaving Washington every Sunday
O'Clock Returning Baltimore Tuesday
O'Clock .. stop regularly going and returning,
Lconardiown, Nd 81 May's Nd and Cone ver Va
and the landings the Potomac, for signals land
FOR NORFOLK.
The Norfolk every Thursday
O'Clock Returning, Norfolk every Friday O'Clock
D. Passage and fare IS.
She touches going and returning Cone ye and the usual
landing. JAMES MITCHELL,
sepD Captain.
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Nerth~est Guns.

ID Hardware, include agricultural implements, &c.
The loves, competent responsible bidder win receive the whole
.srvns ,.sf the sss 20 ds,srne wssiI me bidder
competent and Responsible, es not
e ss 1s s =
sSS.a sas,. in lieu shssso % require a. similar pes such
81 r ~. . q . % = @ %
M % a. essr ,nss being equal. wm g pfsismssi su,
VIII ). nscsss.y ssen do%ese article I'd ssp ,a .s%s ~
as. w u: 6 ss ''''
an party supply ns Ie ss w MAKE a.. an invoice
lar. and which be tey win f.h s, deliverable
may Missouri expense
on s' The 5 day May e
tending making q me whole invoice cca.ita
$ s soo 81 .% y os &c ss n~ y an sa
S yae &c ~Ss s &c %
win, samples exbed when the shs made, and
article. are NOT furnished wiin dine prescribed or
' su s quality ., n s opne ss % s1
shall furnish Others in lieu thereof Of The required qualify
and charge any eompsea pay
heIss 70 the CONTRACTOR who shalt the said difference he
Bond. win Be required Of bids, scod
Judge Attorney, or performance
delivery Of d. sooa. :. Aforesaid o an ssa, q the Apartment
Gs@asesons 70 g. sapss y r,. ~ Indian Good
bed. wi ss submitted vis me following hssas and none
"Ite. fsm'.h sor N. .srv,s. Of the Indian De
lively, viz;
(Here inssrf tie ha Of sood.)
Deliverable city Cor Loui.)
day Of next q The acceptance of his pro
win s,eoas s. ssp sesrsna g AZ s.sss sss ys %
e security me sepssa -isAis zee ssy .scsp,.nes
give .sa s ". VIII De Us. ss.ss. % ss
unned States be obliged srtScies"
Zach and bid also be wih IN
i ss sss who ne
department, either personally by his position.
- Tor wei hereby guaranty thai bidder, will
ocd dated sepseuber isa n shs eos,rse, .ealS ~ sspea
70 him. ssd enter nso bond for the within
uns prcscribcd.n m. 81
ORLANDO BROWN y
Commissioner Of Indian Afairs.
Oct 2-atawtlsfNov.
n1-SOTICE--The tisne Tor opening she bids .. er-
erded the ef Dceemh<r next, AZ 10 oiccck
the time Of delivery Of se gccds 10 the LIST june so The
on oddins extract. 20 be taken fon The contracts Of former
years has been rescinded. OBJ
DEPARTMENT. frTErfos.
Once Indian A6Airs, Oct %, 1889.
Oct 23-5sawtDl
l'HEAP eOODs---we wosld remaining
stock Summer Goods hand ~ h our intention 70 close
"em ya, ~ wces 70 suit all has may give w cali fhy arc
Worked and standing collars ~
Do inside hsndkerchief Jenny Lind hsbiu
Thresd, silk, and Nd gloves
Pace and bonnet ncwer
Dress and bonnet caps ribsnds, &c.
And unsr Of srsies usually sold in Can and
AWl+-eoa succe..ors 10 j. r. / o. King.
49,. scls0oIs n0oexs 81 every kina a TAtler q
nsuryr Bcokspvs, near On
z Az. and copy-socks and pens n very low pric.s
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UNIrsp srArEs PATEsr OrncE, seplember Ie, le4g


USrrED STATES PArrsr orucr, September ls, 1919.
WHEREAs, Charlie. a. Krechler, sph4ess % ths
md s csa e. ss
r. iSe .ns On q s : e
August
whereas wss assrss BY OH. ONCE between
sssSsy Sa.sS s..s.
rT Nj T EDDY .ss sssa NJ ssr
did inform ibis oee by his letter dated the fsh ta be
b.. Easy: when
Now o. give s .sS cSse. A. K.eA
app.Isia. liquor
Inv; ess nd o X ssS s 90 % which
fomi with The provision: q d. eighth section q The .et q Con
thereto approves '' : ''
S"as New YORK. once in each week o x on,ss previous % ..
'''' '''' '''' : '' THos EwBAxK,
bills duplicate, The Patent once WIN containing me
THE undesned having opened wndsrs
ssanr opposite the west end q ne Navy psys.,nsn eas
the daesn, departments Of the government in hs suemeni Of
@ s ma. % oes an o co.. me %
us Nav. d.cha.sns ns Quite; ,, g., an important
sS ny. spss .% e ,"ss. service
Republican Arrus Baltmore Enquirer; Herald,
phia win insert the amount q two dollars and send ban %
VERy h..asens F.sais.rs a private ..ls.-The sub
eeiyed Coz sale large and general sofinen Of excellent fn
Mahogany hair and sprns seat sofa.
rs.sss s chair ..s q aver, ,ss ,..
De mari Top wash closets and stands
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BENNETT OLEmEsTp,
Notary E'nbfc, Bounfp L0sd, Pensten and Gfnsraf
.lGfni. a. INFLAMMATION.

Nsfdrp f'kofc, B0sfHfp A<0nd f'fssS0n and Gfn<r0f
AgssL ar uroshfagtea,
CONTINUES prosecute claims for revolutionary services
valid revolutionary, hafpsy and widows and all
esms growing The 1919 and
His long service clerk IN the Treasury Department
recent and extensive experience agent enables
with omptness and efficiency all claims committed his
and HIS charges uniformly moderate
pected that correspondents will pay postage.
Hon. A. r. Baghy, Ala Hon. A. Iyerson, Ca
T. Butler King, Ga. Col A. @. Bennett, P. NJ. army
r. D. Rbet, :. c. Gen. N. Towson, 2. NJ. Gen.
J. :. Phelps, Mo- Hon Y. La sere, La.
r. w. Tompkins, Miss Messrs Gales 4 seafon,
J. n. Harmsnson, La Mersrs. Corcoran Riggs,
J. q. Chapman, Md Col II. r. Andrews, r. NJ. A.
D. e kaufman, Texas, Col ID. ,. Ricardo New Orleans,
Job Mann, Pa. Maj. Lloyd J. Beai, r. MA
X Paris, compuoier OF feer Hnrner, ID auditor
Sept 27--ly
National Medical College, washington. ID. @.
THE ANNUAL COURSE LECTURES win commence on
March.
FACULTY.
THOMAS MLLrn, NJ D. Of Anatomy Physiology
wLLras JoHssros, NJ d., Professor Of obeics and
Diseases Of Women and Children.
Jo.HuA RLsr, NJ D. Professor Of Maea Medics Tberapue
tics, and Hygiene.
Joss MAY, M. D., Professor Of Principle. and
Practice Of SunreU.
Gs.rros TrIss d. Professor Pathology and Practice Of
Medicine
EpwARD PonrsAs d. Professor Chemistry and Pharmacy
Rorsrr Kise sross, NJ D. Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy
Jaxss E. Mose.s, N. d., Pro-ector and Demonstraor
Clinical lectures twice week selected from
ingon fn6nnny Operations performed before the class
Fee for fun course Of lectures, So Dcmon-uato ticket so
Good board procured q 80 % per week
WILLIAM p JOHNSTON, NJ D., Dean,
July lo-2nwtshNov I'm street. between y and v