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CARD-The Of ladies' Of Washington respect
n fully residence Of Mr. j. T. Kendall
E. which will Thursday,
e 10Th 10 O'Clock The panor carpets fine Busse.
chamber ne Brusse the and
washstands marble tops Of the modern style
fine mahogany and cherry spost bedsead All The furniture is
nearly and Of good quality. Gee advertisement
Jan 10 GREEN TA6TET, Aucuoneers.
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ii q h lbs; mssn Up. pse nea nu,s
% ou'nel ra new VIZ pe - ,%s new store sv
Dec. ls-awif Opposite Browns Hotel
------ : - 49, -
nc largest ana best stock or hooks ever offered q,
pSa aas sais. for ibis Market The
in ch and elegant binding
for and New ns 81 G
& blank books ae Those Who wish q purchase
win % wen 70 can and examine y. 'Ss
n an me wei. sod nv auction
seventh street
Dec % MARTIN co, Aaetioneers.
OTICProposals win be received until 1ns l5h day Janu
18Th day Of March nesi.
Specifications will be furnished BY personal application OF BY let
THos q HARIls, =.
Agent and General Of the ana OHIO Ca
GS.srk,1sp MARYLAND Dec ~, ls ss., R.,,,o ..,;c.n
Dee si-diioJan
--------
y this day
~ superior small siLe new hams
700 ~ nm s os 1o% s,okea h nses guam"
IS pals new leaf lard containing 20 TO 10 bs for family use
1857 ''' hh' m'a Fo1 sa asd b. "'o''sf bacon
,sarr GEO. THos op pahsT Bsosn 81 Hotel
DEC oppo''e "o"n nO'e'
Osr hundred dollars dated Ian q
cosn and sndeissd BY him and Geo WOOD has been los,
AL persons are warned against trading fof ue same WIN NOT PC
pa,a. :, AMOS urxn,Yr
Jans-1 AMOS KENDALL.
CAhD-The attention Of The ladies Of washington respect
between sth and sth uest which VIII TAKE place on Ihada
.ne lvn INSTANT ~ ~ eiocL ING aW eaiP,s ny nne
have marble tops and are q e most modern style one
nae mahogany and cherry eedseaa All the furniture
heasy new ana " asood quAx En- r nsTpT
jan ~ ShEhN TSrbi, huenoneen'
nrsIRABI.E GOODS Tor ,ne A..embl,e.. saII.. and
PsrtssA beautiful Of fancy goods win be found
sons, such as-
bouquet holders, tablets
hseeant hathef pearl and IVORY fas
. Fashionable tuck combs, side combs, sc
Also supply Of ornamental always on hand and orders
rESTLEMEN,y .BELONGINGs.--sTEvENs has this
u day received large senlemcns
ung arnces, vzi
.,, ~ rs,.,,,n. sh,. :. co. y,, ns eon
A"''' :" o's'e cp.virs
,hh'ais.
very large supply o. black and mncy colors Just imported and
believed 10 be the newest In market
in silk meno, lambs wool Scotch WOOL and cotton large
UMBRELLAS.
canes brushes rarorn ac every necessary gentle
prices at sTEvENs's,
Great Hat and Geniemens Outlining Reinstatement
DEC. e-eoon 10. 1'o~n. n0ee'.
cents containing INC habits. can ssa ~ % w
ta,,r n, puch,sr. ~ r.rs by John stewart W. sprice
na''ce ~ " ~. .u,e ~ :" '' y TAyioR ~ MAIfREs
Jan ~ 'ooss'oe, "''' "" s"ees
!. :. = ----,--.
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DESIRABLE GOODS for the Assemblies, Balls and
ParttesA beautiful fancy goods will be
GTBBss Pennsylvania suitable for the above
sions, such - .#..
Bouquet holders, tablets
Elegant FEATHER pearl, and ivory fans
Smelling bottles, Iewelry Of fine quality
Fashonsble tuck combs, side combs, kc
speedily executed. Jan i0-suf
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CUPERIOR NEW MARYLAND HAMS, &c.-Received
u this day
Isl superior small size hams
47 Nef old hams, Of fine quality
700 lbs superior smoked beef
65 pals 20 40 lbs for family
1850 lbs fine middlng and shoulder bacon.
For sale by tss4e.4
GEO q THoS. PARKER O. CO..
Dec. l8-2wif Opposite Browns Hotel.
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DRAFTS Tenth Annual sale OF BoOks.-Mr PRATT Is
opening the largest and best stock Of books offered
this purchased for cash the New York and Phiia
depha trade expressly for this market The books
Fine library
Of standard works. in the various departments Of literature
Bibles Of and quality books
blank books Ae Those who wish purchase good books
will well and this stock
will sell
o'clock
Seventh
Dec d MARTIN 4 CO., Aacioneers. Il
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NOCEProposas win be received until the 18th day Of Janu
be delivered
Columbia Cumberland, Maryland, before the
18th day Of March M
Specifications by personal application by
the Office Of Hunter Harris Co., Cnmbenand Maryland
sf THOS. q. HARRIS,
Agent Superintendent Of the ana Ohio Ca
nal Transportation Company.
CcnsERLAsp, Maryland, Dec. -, lsss
National ntegencer, Gazette Baltimore Amercan
and baltimore publish until the 10th January nexil
Doe gT-dtl0Jan
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THE Complete Fsrrier and Horse-dector-price 40
cents containing habits Diseases and Of The
horse with advice purchasers.
ADVICE Purchasers Of Horses by John scwar Spice 80
rot sales TAYLOR n MAURY's
Jan 10 Bookstore, ON
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MARNHAL,S SALE.


Walton g. Co. In the Circuit Court o
rs. the United States,
John D. King, Milton Southern District Of
King, Edwin Kirtley, M~ississppi-To No
: aud James Flowers. vem6er Term, 1850.
WRY virtre Of the above stated writ Of
Nd pluries feri facias, to me directed
from the honorable Circuit Court Of the
United States for the Southern District
Of Mississippi, | will sell, at public auc-
ton, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, OH
the fJurM Monday the 2SM day of Ot-
tOber, 1850, before the Court house door,
in the town Of Canton, county of Mad
ison, State of Mississippi, within the
hours prescribed by law, the following
described property to wit:
East half northeast quarter, section
90; south half west half northeast quar-.
ter, section 28; west half southeast quar-.
ter, section Fl; and west halrnorthwest
quarter, section II. All of Township Z
range 2 east, lying in Madison county.
Levied on as the property Of defend.
ant, John D. King. and will be sold 10 sat
isfy the above stated case and alLcosts /.
FIELDING DAVIS,
Marshal Southern Dist. Miss.
By RICHARD FLETCHER, d. M.
Sept. IA, 1850, 2-tds.
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ReMd Thts Ftrst:
Washington HI use.
Chestnut st., above SsGenth St.
nWauW AurNw nWu

FAAt4ADEAF HAAe
s central, in the immediate vicinity of the
most important public institutions, the best
and most fashionable places Of business, and
the attractive public squares Of the city. In
the important requisites Of light and %ventila-
tion, two principal objects aimed at in the re
cent enlargement and thorough Improvement
OF this House, it is not exceeded, perhaps, by
any establishment IN, America. To strangers,
therefore, its position is peculiarly desirable
The subscriber returns thanks to his friends
and the public for the liberal patronage they
have extended to him, and assures them thai
he will endeavOr to merit q continuance o.
their iavors. A.. F. GLASS.
July IS, 1850. 45-t
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NEW ADYERTIsEMENT

70 Me Ho eraJls JOIN b HOreoa, Judge
Of Probaies IN md for the county Of
Madison, SAFE oJ MississiPpG
WOUR Petitioner, Henry soncr,
A Guardian Of Elizabeth Helen Rice,
al infant under twenty one years Of age,
would respectfully represent unto }our
Honor, that the said infant is OF very Ten
der years, and It is necessary for It's
health 10 remain with rs mother, who
resides in the State Of Missouri. That
said infant has a guardian in the State
Of Missouri, bull has nc property IN SAID
State he said guardian, your petitioner,
believes L would be greatly to the inter
est Of said infant 10 ellthe lands Of said
infant, lying ia this county, described as
follows commencing at S w corner OF
81 OF E a Of 5 W / of section 20, town
ship 8, range 2 East thence East 20
chains 70 a stake; thence Sluth $50 East
n links 10 a stake, N $50 East, 20 links
10 line thence North 90 chains 10 stake,
whence South $50 East, 26 links to )
Oak; thence West 90 chains to stake W.
South 500 West, % links 10 p Oak,
South 800 East SO links to Gum; therce
South 90 chains to beginning; whence
North 74o East 90 links to Elm, North
100 East 25 links to B Oak. containing
40 acres. Commencing at E corner OF
section 10 at a stake; whence North 81
deg, East 10 links to B Oak; thence N.
46 chains and 81 links 70 stake; whence
North 90 deg. East IN links to q Sassa-
fras; thence West 80 chains to a stake;
whence North 81 deg. East II links TO a
Hickory, South 80 deg West, 8 links to
HickoryI thence South 46 chains and
81 links to a stake; whence North "a
links 10 B Oak, South s. deg. West 50
links 10 P Oak; thence East 80 chains to
the beginning. Which said land de-
seconded 10 the said Elizabeth Helen Rice
from her father Richard Rice. Said
land, however, is subject to the dover Of
The widow OF said Rice, and who claims
the same and has petilioned this Honor
able court 10 have dover set apart to
her.
Your petitioner believes it for the besi
Interest Of said infantlo sell aid,land, as
the dover will embrace the most if no
all the improvements, and the part re
manning for The infant will be Of no value
but a constant expense, without any
probability Of its increasing in value
And il said funds were paid over to the
guardian in Missouri and Invested in lane
there, it would be Of great benefit 10 sale
infant.
Your petitioner therefore prays tina
a guardian Gd litun. may be appointed
for said infant, and that he may he citeC
as required by the statute in such case
made and provided, TO appear and shov
cause If any he can why said land shout
not be sold according TO law, and tina
publication be made against said in(an
according to the statute in such case
made ard provided. And as in dut
bound, your petitioner will ever Pra!
&c.
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The state Of Mississippi, I

Personally appeared in open court
Henry Semer, who, being duly sworn,
deposed and said, that tho matters and
things set foPb in the foregoing Petition
as Of his own knowledge, are true, and
those stated as Opon the information Of
others, he believes to be truce
HENRY SEMER.
Sworn TO before me, Sept. 9, 1850,
JOHN T. CAMERON, Clerk.
Sept. FL, 1850. 3-9t
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ours, kGspeCtiully}
JAMES ENRY M D,
From DR.. D M Porter.


Delta, Coahoma co., Miss. May 10, l84g.
Mr., 0 0 Woodman,-Dear Sir; There are
few OF the very many nosiroms now offer
I'd to the public, to which | would be willing
to lend the sanction Of my name, however
humble 1t may be in the world Of letters or Of
medicine. Observation and experience, how.
ever. have forced upon me the conviction that
Billings Carminative and Astringent Syrup is
a very valuable compound, upon scientific
principles perfectly in harmony with the laws
Of organic life-and therefore deserves (altho'
its ingredients are kept secretly TO rank higher
in the scale Of remedial agents than a mere
nqstrum. It affords me pleasure to be able,
without the tear Of contradiction 10 add my
testimony in favor of its efficiency, as a safe
and pleasant remedy, in all the fornso Of bow
ell complaint for which it IS recommended
have used il myself in several very interest
ing chronic cases Of diarha and dyseA ary, and
recommended it in many others casss, and in
every instance where such a preparation indi.
Gated 1t proved successful. Respectfully
yours, d NJ PORTER. M D.
Purchasers should beware of immitation nj
aud counterEeils. The genuine is put up in
moulded bottle, with an elegant engraved
wrapper, bearing the signature OF the pfeprie,
tor. o. o. WuODgAN
Sold BY Moore 81 Carpenter, and ] & Z
Green, jackson Priestey & Mosby. Canton
and BY Druggists & Merchants general,
throughoutt the Union.
August "a, 1850. 5O-3m
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EMSS7Ni :ENSNND

The UesL remedy ever known 10 man
for Coughs, Asthmas Colds, Groups;
Bronchitis, Influenza, Bleeding at the
Lungs, Difficulty Of Breathing, Liver
affections, Pains or Weakness of the
Breast or Side, First stage Of Consump;
ton, &c
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- Mcdicine-PRoF. II ] HULcE.
Surgery-Pkos. r S NEWTON.
Anatomical Demonstrator-Z FREEMEN, D.
The fess for a full course Of Lectures amount
TO one hundred and five dollars.
Each Professors ticket, $l5. Martriculators
S5. Demonstrators Fee, $40, Graduation S2O
Those desiring further information vii please
address their letters, (po5t paId) to the Deans
and students arriving in the city VIII please
call on him at The Commercial Hotel.
RSNEwroN, NJ D, Dean OF the Faculty
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CURELA

OF all the cures that have been recor-
ded, there are certainly none equal to
the first mentioned, which plainly shows
the durability of consumption even In
some Of its worst forms.
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attended with a pain in the breast, and ,
sometimes fever, and thatl employed a
careful physician for some time, who
said he could give me no relief. Then
commenced using Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry, and felt almost immedi.
ate relief, and after taking three bot
ties, | find myself in as good health as
/ have enjoyed for number of years.
My restoration Under the blessings Of
God, | attributed to the use of the medi-
cines above named. JACOB GREEN.
March LIST, 1919. :
Slate Of Indiana, Jennings county, IS.
|, David L. Skinner, a Justice of the
Peace in and for said county and State,
do certify that the above named Jacob
Green, subscribed and made oath 10 the
foregoing certificate, before me the first
day Of March, I849.
We would advise those Of our readers
who-are laboring under an affection Of
the lungs 10 make immediate trial of
this truly excellent medicine. The most
intelligent ahd Respectable families Of
our city have adopted 1t as d ~faVorite
medicine, and persons predisposed to
consumption, who have used it speak in
the highest terms Of its efficacy.
@Beware Of counterfeits and imita
tions-syruPs and all other preparations
of Wild Cherry. Remember they only
initiate in name, without possessing the
Virtue. Buy zone but the genuine and
original CDR. Wistar's BaIsam of Wild
Cherry" Signed "Stanford & Park" on
the wrappers around each bottle.
For Sale by
E.. D. WARD & Co, Canton .
PRIEsTLEY & MosBY E"
ISAAC mann, Sharon
COOPER & H%ANsBoRouGH, Camden
J. BLUNDELL, Benton
Isaac J%oRDoN, Carthage
ALso-Sold by, 80
SCUFlL & M FAD,
ll3 Charities st. New Orleans, Genera
Agents for the,South.
March g, 1850.
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y q s o \ s:

j. CoNoUEs Cross, Professor OF the Institutes OF
Medicine, and Medical Jurisprudence, d,
w BYRD POWELL, N D, Professor o. Cerebral
Physiology, Medical Geology and Mineralogy'
X S NEWTON, N D, Professor Of Surgery.
H ] HULcE, NJ n, Professor Of Theory and Prac-
tice of Medicine. :,
ia WibsoN, N D, Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and Children.
J KING, NJ D, Professor Of Materia Medica and
Therapeutics
z. FRtEMAk, M. D. Professor Of A anatomy.
J MILTON SANDERS, A M, N D, Professor u Chem
istry and Pharmacy.
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INSTITUTE.
MEDICAL ~DEPIRTMENT,

The regular course Of Lectures in this In
stitute will commence On the first Of November
and continue unui the last Of February. Inc
Anatomical department. will be opened and
ready to receive students by the first Of Oct
The medical department will be under the d.
rectiun Of the following
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In Quart pn,.,.Z
FOR THE REMOVAL AM nNEsI ~.
CURE OF ALL DIsEAS Is sl s1a|
IMPURE STATE OF nm mn ' y !
OR HEARP u = BLV

FOR THE REMOVAL Ann nv.
CURE OF ALL DIsEAlF d INV sSa
IMPURE STATE OF nm !,
OR HEARP Of rar i sysF y
among the many andimpor,,s, Y
Of this generation, is one So.a Q
written, as with a sum- Am Il laf
the past. SANDS SARsApaas ~
forth alone and by It's own v M
lis Pow'T-that mute eIoopen..@
affecting in the Appeals Of he ,ns.,
vet, has been answered Thon.sg1l
OF disease have been cured Il ,G
medicine, such as are not furnish. y
'rds of lime. These things A. \.
secret places or in some uni nov. v !
are Performed in our prifc hi s;,is.
Tic places. They are brought bs%,s
to substaRtiate, beyond doubt. M 4.
tues If this preparation; and ,bs ~ v
ed although gigantic, are as plain !,
Of day. y
The sarsa arilla is Comuined viA
efIectual aids, the most s%aIu,a,, ~
the most potent simples oflbs ypu p'
don; and its unprecedented success |,
toTation OF health Of those who had
under the most distressing Chronic
has given it an exalted charactetm
as il does, evidence Of its own inrdiDg
and recommending it to The ofitlsd
the afflicted only can know. It6,I
a most / . portant desideralum ii NJ
OF medicine, to obtain a remedy simi
-one that would act on The liver. sloI
bowels with all the precision and Ne
mineral preparations, yet without an,
dtleterlous effects upon the vilaluO
system. Although possessed Of
healing properties, it is entirely harm
wills not inluIe the most delicate CO..
When in perfect health, no effect Is
bv its use, except an increased OPP
when disease is seated in the Rme,
fling fast its victim along the path q
no mysterious influence is leit apd
enkindles new life and vigoE, 90
strength to The suffering and disease
Scrgfulous Affection Of lie Ell
WINCHESTER, Ky. Oct. &
Messrs. Sands-Gentlemen: v
h We presumed ID write TO you, il il
my duty to let the public know the
%racnlons effect your SarsaParilIah@
me, My limbs were covared with
sores, so that | could not walk
whole Spring and Summer. 10 lhis
commenced tie Use Of your SaFap
after taking two bottles was enttI
must also tell you Of another WOnd
TNy brother was afflicted with The
his head so bdd, his physician told
loss OF his sight was inevitable, a
nent blindness see ed to be his lat
bottles entirely restored his sight, al
not but recommend all similarly q
use Sands SarsapdllIfd. Very lrulv
BENZ, T. BUI
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IT'S POPULARITY ABEOA'

MaracN oS, N~eleZuetidi hPlh u
Messrs, Sands-Gentlemen- col
duty due the public, to make k
great benefit | have received from .
valuable Sarsapar la. About two
I was attacked with Rheumatism %
ders, and also in my legs; a q 50 :
the pain; that | was unable to SEP
all Of ihb best medi inc | cchld neg
out receiving any benefit, unllI "
advice Of a friend ! procured so9'
Sarsaparilla; and afiet using =
in the course OF fifteen days, ! foul
entirely well, Ihave no hesitation
your Sarsaparllla is the best msd''l
lock, and can confidently ieCoLnHI
friends and the public.
Your obedienl selFonl,
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Coughs, Colds, Influenza,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting Of
Blood, and all other Lung
Complaints tending to
o M PTION
Opinions OF THE PRESS.

OPINlONO VI mr. IhEoO'
The Louisville Journal says: "Dr,
Rogers Liverwort and Tar, not only
gives immediate relief in coughs and
colds, but from the testimony of men of
he highest standing here and elsewhere
t is making some very remarkable
cures Of consumption"
The Railway Register adds; "We
have heard it stated by persons of great
responsibility, who have used thismed-
icine, that it is one Of the most remar-
kable1medicines of lineage, for coughs,
colds, Influenza, bronchitis, asthma,
pain in the side and breast, splitting OF
blood, whoopng cough, and all ling
complaints, which; if neglected, usually
terminate in consun ption; and the Ger.
tifcates attached II the advertisements
would seem fully 10 Justify this state
ment,"
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PEPPER, SPICE AND GINGER,
RLACK PEP ER, U~ngrqpnd and
D Ground, Ginger, Race and Ground
Spice, ground and unground Fresh
and strong, atAhe Drug Store Of
- PRlESTLEY Il MOSBY
may 25y ',O.ls
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This plant has for many years been
found to be Of. singular. virtue in the
cure OF affections of the Liver. More
recently ii was ascertatned that it pos.
great pover.in 'aarrcsting bleeding
of the I~ungsicoughs of a chronic charac
Ter, &c and4of essential service in iaIl
diseases Of apulmonafy character. >.
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L.gw DEPARTMENT.

Hon. E w M KING, Professor OF ThseFy and
Practice of Law. J.,
Hon, v. D. BARRY, Professor OF Compercl9l
Jurisprudence,
All COMMUNICATIONS pertaining TO ms ae-
partment must be addressed to ~. =
EW NJ KING, Esq.
Memphis, TENN July, 1880.
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.BtwarD Of Counterfeit and base .Imata.
.i~,; tionS.
The genuine article is signed Andrew
Rogers, on the Engraved wrapper a,
round each bottle,
Price 81 per bottle or six bottles for
IS. Sold wholesale. and retail by ~.
M, SCOVIL & MEAD.
113 Chatres st. betweed Cont and ST.
houls streets. Sole General Agents for
the Southern States
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JEFFERSON Co., La. Feb. ct, 1849

"JbrrEhpON Wa Luz I6Us Lts 1913.
Messrs. Sanford & Park Gent -
This is 10 certify that my wife, Nan
cy Dokony, has been in a declining
state of health for the last two years !.
Her disease bafied the skill Of the. best
wedical aid could procure-herphysicis
ans pronounced her disease "Consump.
tion in the last stage, &nd said that her
recovery waspast all human hopes. As
a last resort, with, very little hope,
procured Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cher
ry. After using a few bottles, | found
tomy agreeable surprise, that her health
was improving rapidly. She is now so
far recovered as to be ablesto attend TO
attend to her household duties, without
suffering any inconvenience, Her,rap.
i'd Improvement and present health war
liant me in the belief that she will soon
be entirely restored,
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MN Ynrk laI

New 4Ofk, ~
Mcssrs Sands
pleasure in ucknowle ging 70 you
benefit | have received from lhO ~ y
SarsapariIla A subjee Of Puil0onaa
| made a voyage 10 Europe, ea. v "
continued TO be afflicted. a lev !
my return, l was seized with a 'l0 \.
uge OF the lungs, and Gom " A. !,
great p~rostration of slreneln ',' !.
with the %protracted difficulty o !, ,
am entirely relievedby the use 7. 4,
parilla which | consider q m y t ~
truly valuable discovery u NY "a 4,
feel thar | have not for fouI'eS"l' :
SO good health as Of present /, n
Very Respectfully Y GSF IA
g. - N III
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So - - .H
Tie faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral
worth and professional requirements, will com,
phre fayorably with me most distinguished OF
our country. The medical faculty constitutes
an anomaly il this or any other counIry-all
Of item are able lecturers and the pest OF
teachers. y.
Those who contemplate our geographical Po-
sllion, aud the extent Of our population, can
have no doubt as to the eligibility OF our stu
alton lornn enterprise Of the kind. AS to
health. including all seasons Of the. years VS.
DENY than any other citXhas more.
A common erfdf exists in the minds Of many
students relative to the place of studying med
.%icine; those who intend practiclng among the
diseases of the " st and south should certainly
euucatethemsel2e at a school whose tacultyart
practically acquainted with those diseases.
That the public may be- satisfied Of The per
monency otthis school, VIC feel it our.duty to
state, that the Trustees and faculty form a unit
in action, which augurs yell for its future sue
cess; and that the eculiar organization which
Ironnectsthem, eannot.be interrupted:
EW VI KING,
Feb % i5O1v TPres't. Memphis Institute.