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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-25
On the a9d inst. there were II inches
water in the channel at Pittsburgh.

A TeIegraphic despatch from Roches-
ter states that at the Trotling match, on
Thursday, at the N. Y. State Fair. the
Lady Jane, from Columbus, won three
straight heats. Time-2m. 31k sec.,
2m. 314 Sec, On. 33i sec.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-25

FEMkrs SEMEIRY.-We have been
requested TO say that the fall session OF
Miss LAxe's Female Seminary will
commence on Monday, October 9th.
Prices as formerly. You g ladies from
he country can procure good private
boa.dipg al moderate terms.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-25

The geographical centre of the United States
at the present time, is in the Ineian territory,
100 miles west of Missouri. The present cen
ire of our representative population, which IS
constantly moving westward, is aseertained BY
actual calculation to be just about the city OF
Columbus, Ohio.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-25

DR.. George A. Gardiner returned to
Washington city on the 10th, and deliV-
cred himself up. He was admitted to
bail in $4,000, for his appearance at
the December term. DIR. Thomas Mil
Ter and Geo. W. Riggs became his bail.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-25

The engine of freight train blew
un near Cleveland, on the morning Of
the sad inst, killing one man and badly
wOunding three others, two OF whom are
not expected to survive.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-25

The Printers National Convention
composed Of representatives Of the
various Typographical Societies Of
the Union. assembled in Baltimore
city on Friday last.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-25

JOIN T. BRAsEE, Esq, Of Lancaster.
has consented to be candidate for the
State Senate in the district composed OF
the counties Of Fairfield, Hooking and
Athens.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-25

h is reported that the steamer James
Jackson, while leaving the wharf al
Evansville, on the 9Ist inst, exploded,
killing and wounding some 35 persons
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-25

The official census returns from South
Carolina, give white population oi
as2, ,5as; blacks 384, ,884.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-25

We announced yesterday, by tele-
graph, the death OF ]. Fennimore
Cooper, the American novelist. He
died at his residence in Cooperstown,
New York, on Sunday, the 18th OF
September, aged 60 years, all but one
day, having been born on the 18th OF
September, l7S9, in the town OF
Burlington, N. J. In lS06 ne
graduated at Yale College, and then
entered the Navy as a midshiPman.
in 1911 he received his commission
and married Miss Delaney, sister OF
the Bishop OF Western New York
He shortly after entered upon his
literary career. He first published
novel called "PrecautiOn," which
was followed by "The Spy"
which gave him a wide and lasting
popularity. Then followed "The
Pioneers "The Pilot" "Lionel Lin
coin" and "The last Of the Mohi.
cans" He then visited Europe, and
published several novels there. a
number of other works, including a
History of the United States" were
written and published by him; and
though some OF them have provoked
controversy and engendered ill.ieel
ing, he undoubtedly stood at the head
lol American writers Of fiction.
Baltimore Patriot.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-25

We had delightful shower Tuesday
night, which had tendency not only to
cool the atmosphere but to allay the dust
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-25

The river at this place is about |
inches above low water mark.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-25
Senator,

Senator,
Msiss, vinton, Gallia and Lawrence
II.ONZO CUSHING, of Gallia.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-25
GALLIA County, Sept. 18Th, 81

GALLIA County, Sept, Ism, oi'
Mr.. HARPER.-SIR: see my name
announced in the last Journal as a can
didate for the Legislature for the county
of GalIia. / must ask the favor oil you
to publish my declination. am not a
candidate for any Office in the gift OF the
people. Yours, with sentiments OF high
recsrd N. MCLEOD.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-25

FLAG OF LIBERIA.--lt is announced
in the Liberia Herald, that the following
flag and seal have been adopted as The
insignia of the Republic of Liberia,
and ordered to mark its nationality:
Flag.-Six white stripes with five
red stripes alternately displayed longi-
tudinaliy. In the upper angle Of the
flag, next to the spear. square blue
ground covered in depth five stripes
In the centre of the blue, one white
star.
SeaI-A dove on the wing, with an
open scroll in its claws; a view OF the
ocean, with a ship under sail; the sun
emerging from the waters; palm tree
and at its base a plough and spade:
beneath the embIems the words "RePub-
lie of Liberia;" and above the emblems
the national motto. "The love of liber-
ty brought us here"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-25
eALLIA COUNTY WHIG TICKET

Representative,
PESHEL CHERINGToN.
Probate Judge,
8. B. RATHBURN.
Clerk,
JosEPH DRoUILLARD.
Treasurer,
I. R. CALoHAN.
Sheriff,
ALEXANDER LooUE.
Recorder,
s. B. DRoUILLARD.
Prosecuting Attorney
LEMUEL PERRY.
Commissioner,
Isaac CARTER.
Coroner,
ROBERT Stafford, Jr.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-25

DEATH OF Mas. JOHN J. CRITTENDEN.
We announce with sorrow the death OF
Mrs. Crittenden, wife of Hon. John J.
Crittenden. She expired at halEpast
ten O'Clock yesterday morning, (SePt-
8, } after an illness of nine days. This
news will strike sorrow to many hearts,
for the accomplished deceased was
known and loved not only by kindred
and neighbors, but by thousands who
have met her at Washington and else
where among the best and most distin-
guished spirits OF the Republic.
Our strongest sympathies are with her
bereaved husband and family. In a
few days we hope to present, from some
abIer and more familiar pen than ours
a fitting tribute TO the many and brilliant
exceIIencies Of her character.
Frankfort Com.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-25

The Wheeling Gazette, in some re-
marks upon the approaching Chic
election, makes the following allu-
sion to the whig ticket and especial
ly to Mr.. Vinton.
"We do not, however, believe IL
possible that il is in the power oil in
trigue to defeat the ticket now pre-
sented by the Wings. Mr.. Vinton,
the candidate for Governor, is trueiy
a strong man-ripe in years and ex-
perience, proverbial for industry, hon
estv, judgement, and talent. For
many years past he has served the
State in Congress, and while there
has been unanimously viewed by all
parties, ever TO be relied upon
While there has been in his course a
dignity and urbanity towards pollu'
cal opponents, rarely found in any
man or influential advocate OF doc
trines, there has been a Uniform con
sistencv that challenges regard a
well from foes as friends. With sucf
a man, who stands in all respects th'
worthy and reliable repository o
public trust, we think there can b.
no doubt Of the result Of the com
ling election and feel confident W
might safely announce Mr.. Vinto1
as the Governor that is TO be.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-25
ron LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
EPaRAIM X. ECKLEY,
of Carroll county.

FOR LIEUTENANT oO'SHNs
EPHRAIM r. ECKLEY,
of Carroll county.
Secretary Of State,
EARL BILL, of Erie.
Attorney General,
HENRY STANBERY, of Franklin.
Auditor of State,
JOHN WOODS, Of Butler.
Treasurer of State,
ALBERT A. BLISS, of Lorain.
Public Works,
DANIEL SEaUR, three years.
BsNy. F. CONWAY, two years.
DAVID H. LYMAN, one year.
Supreme Judges,
ALAxpREws, OF Cuyahoga.
q @. CoNvERs, OF Muskingum.
PETER ODL1N, Of Montgomery,
REII.AmY SroRER, of Hamilton.
Gro. B. WAY, OF Defiance.
For Com. Pleas Judge, for the third sub
division of the 7th district, comPose'
Of washington, Athens, Meigs an
Celia counties,
SIMEON NASH, of Gallia.
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valuable business stand Rent Washington


HREE stores, large building erecting
established stand at the of Seventh and MaIke
Ihey built the modern goods
business aud with asghls The 10 feet wide by
clear,
ee wide by IL feel high IL has 10
deep and Tiee inches high dry,
aes room well lighted by several
Duung The second store fronting Market II
wide "a deep then
safes - wide by a5 deep, high
communication from each with
stairway The third store feet wide by 81 feet deep,
hs ee BY feet In the OF the could
ps made by throwing the Each
vault ~ the pavement for fuel.
Also ior and the LIST OF October
ge Warehouse 10 the the side Of
uonuhg on Seventh he business the
high, with cellar by deep
substantial MANNER and capital stand for wholesale retail
business OF any kind.
very large and elegant boarding will be for
badng our stories hgh) the
Market
onung on ih street west built in the modern style
the
he NTH speaking tubes through the lights
render convenient and complete Also balcony
around both fronts Of the buildings level with the paor floors
Ihs portion the building which by the boarding
building with front The dining
feet long The two paTors each 25 long by IL wde
neced by folding and sliding DOORS There eight other of
fine rooms connected folding and sliding suitable hand
private paos the remainder Of those will make pleas
and airy chambers IL has good Kitchens
large cehrs for fuel The location OF the valuable
desrabein the For
House, north side Pennsylvania between Sd and Az
streets. F..
ANNE r. DERMoTT
Sent l6--eodoyyf
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CITY OF WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER TO- 1851


.ne peuon o. bsnabss Lsngdon Of Buffalo, New York. pray
MS Io ne extension Of patent granted 9th
January 1885, for mscinery for planning sin,s
os seven years from The patent which axes
on the 9th day OF January, le5a-- f'
10 ordered petition be heard al the psa, f. a.
the 1t day Of January 1854 ~ O'Clock and ali
noinsd " and cause any they have WHY sad
petition ought not 10 be- granted. '' - ~
opposing the extension required Palen
@ urs Me ooecnons specifically set forth in writing, leas
weny Gays before te day ofLearng All by
party 70 DC used at the said hearing aud
on application. ' " ~ " '""'"
also that this notice be published the
nepao'ie and Union, Washington ID. Express,
YORK Albany Stale Register Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
Journal Boston Daily Advertiser Inquirer
anu shurg Gazette, week for three
previous TO The seventh day of January, lssa.
THOS. EWBANK,
81 Commissioner Patents.
o. Editors The above will please copy and their
Nov v7-Iaw3w -
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the petition Of NJ Soe Of Paris France praying
tension o. patent him for improved
preserving iron and steel o oxydaon
rom e Of said PATENT which takes
day OF December, A. ID. l85i-
u ordered that sad petition the Patent Office
ON Saturday, the 9th OF December 1851 o'clock all
person. are notified 70 and cause any they
why said petition ought be granted.
the extension are required 70 file in tho Paen,
once eir obecnons specifically forth writing
days before the day of hearing All testimony filed party
be used at the said hearing
codance with the rules OF the office, which will
plicaiion m y
Ordered also that this notice be published
gcncer Republic and Union, Washington, D. c. Courier
new ioh rennsylvana Inquirer Phadeipha, Pennsy
veise Boston, Massachusetts BuIein New Or
eans louisiana and Pittsbug Gazette Ptsburg
once week for three successive weeks
THOs EWBANK,
Commissioner Of
Editors OF the above papers will please copy
bills TO The Patent ohcc, with papcr containing this notice.
Oct I-IaMJW
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The person will be entered books
payment OF subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscribers may noaey ietscS the postage
On which will be paid BY and all assumed BY ourselves IL.
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Is published weekly danHs
'ions u Consess, and semi weekly during the recess.
sas'enpaons Tor period ess viii be received
terms popofhoned 20 the aboss annual rates. .4.-s
Ehs ara authorised TO asss aseAw sad, b.
sending US s1 phLf saescrtbes, with enclosed,
sEm-WEEhu subscribers with sa5 ,orvvs
subscribers with $40 enclosed viii be 10 one copy Of
edition they furnish subscribers for s,a.,
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I'M The petition of Lansdon Buffalo York pray
ing Tor the extension Of patent granted him
January, 1875, machinery
ana otheI lumber Tor from the
which takes place the 9th day of January, ley2
IL Is ordered the said
he 't OF January 1852, II O'Clock persons
ounsd 20 appear and show cause they have said
ton ought not granted. = ---7'
Persons opposing the
once Their objections specifically set forth writing
days before The day OF hearing All testimony filed BY
be used at the said hearing
with the rules OF the ofce appes
+
oIdaed also that this notice be published in National Intel
igence hepubic and Union Washington, Express New
York Albany Register fov-
denee Journal Providence Daily Advertiser Phila-
deipha Inquirer and tsburg Gazette
cessive weeks previous the day Of January 1854
THOS EWBANK,
Commissioner
r. Editors of the above papers win copy
bills 10 The Patent Office, with paper containing this
Nov 7--law3w
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r. OWEN IL SON, Merchant Tatlors, would rcspect-
I fully make known friends and the public generally
they have opened
ter goods superior quality such cloths vesng
&c and request and *
anime for themselves.
In returning thanks for the liberal patronage
have received, they
enced the evils Of the crrdt have
ternincd in furnish their
customers solicit public
Oct 9-2awlm Intel & Telegraph
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ern~ The public informed that under the new ar
MMXN raDgcments Of this compsny, inspected
LR4k&W and approved by the Navy Department carry
ing the United States mails will to leave
Panama and San Francisco the LIST 18th days
unless detained ~ unavoidable acsden will
San Diego and Monterey The following packets belonging
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company Of which
ench end of the
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Sept l6-eOd2wif
University or Virginia.

E ncntannual session Of the University Of Virginia win
the Isl Of October and without
Ill the Goth June The University comprises the following schools
and iecuresnip viz:
Ancient LanguagcsProtesso Gesner Harrison, NJ. D.
g. Mashemsies-Profes.or Edward IL Couronay, Ii. D.
4. Natural rlilosoply-Professor VIM. b. Rogers LII. ID.
s. Chemistry and Materia Mediearroessor Robert E. Rogers,
g. Medicine Professor Henry Howard, MD.
Comparahye Anatomy Physiology, aud suscry-James L. Ca
J. Moral Philosophy VIM. H. McCuaey DID,. LII.
0. Lnw-hoessor John u. Minor LII. D.
Adjunct Professor-James r. Hocombe.
Demonstration Special and Pathological Anao
my-Iohn Saige Davis, A. NJ, NJ. d.
To be University l6 years
but Of two brothers applying for macuaon the Faculty may
applicant admission has been student other
seminary be received the University
evidence tic Faculty, Of general good conduct
The whole exclusive of eo'hsa books and
Board including for months S0O
candles furnished by the Proctor at cost and
e,nv p oen ~ so wo in lhe same room at Is
Washing may be had al about $40 a session 10
domory, si6; for half If occupied by two
Masqeuiso fee use Of library, and public Is
Fees: II single professor be attended, soo TWO,
II three more, &25 each.
Of law in the junior class the fees are as above
S75 the higher fee in each instance giving ad
mission besides, lower class in the schoo-say IS
s2sa
Medical Department.
In the department for tuition including
and dissectng Is 9o The session OF
enables student complete course OF studies as
other medical institution in the Union by at
tending only two lectures a day.
La School
prossorshp having been appointed the department.
study has been enlarged The subjects OF equity and
and added short Of lectures the
together with exposition OF the most important leading
ea'e''A -" A"' 's''' WIN. KEMrER,
Proctor and o University Of Virginia.
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FURNITURE DRY GOODs-The following described goods
have Just been added stock ali
found the best style, price
their class
French cashmere piano table covers which
dalons bouquets, and weat OF flowers which appear
natural flowers. #+. = r.930T'
Sol 81 lsine table Damascus Oriental
These goods uniqse and elegant than tbs kind
ever seen in this country before.
Damask laine piano and table match.
Embossed cloth
Also stand match.
French thread des for dvan cha of chairs backs
OF do, toilets cake or fruit baskets circular and
Double satin damask table cloths in sizes from 0 by lo to io4
b SO napkins and uverays match For the poduc
on o. these goods the manufacturer awarded medals lac
Smiles OF which mny be with the goods.
y damask tea napkns-very cheap.
style danask maicTiRsa and
tcal and very cheap with gmps and side loops match
which l2
inches wide with side bands match
rich gilt aches suspendng French bed
steads with bolts and matchncw goods
general assortment OF Whitney, Edinburgh, and Macknaw
all riband bound, mapped both sdes and low
priced.
bales twied blankets for heavy and
viceablc article, which the OF and planters
Wfed They will be sold which will object them
Also, Flemish Scotch, Is English
table and chamber linens, and all other articles the furniture
goods line which the comfort
OF housekespers all Of which sell the inviting
terms. CLAGETT l. DODSON,
Sep2-diwif avenue, door the 9th
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NARPETINGs, Floor ON-Cloths, Curtain Materials
pleasure Of announcing In their
generally the cities Wash
adjacent counties OF Maryland
and Virginia they received New York and Boston
far extensive and altogether the most complete
furnishing dry goods OF every description that
pleasure presenting 10 The public the lead
ing articles of which they beg to enumsrate, VIZ
IS pieces tapestry velvet carpeting new designs
SO do tapestry Brussels do very rich
rs heavy English Brussels do
IS do do de small figures
bales patent English Brussels. low-priced
5000 yards super ply carpeung, Lowell manufacture
do ingram carpetne do
i,O00 do DO do second quality
beautiful oil clott which will be cut to any
for halls passages
Venetian, for passages and steps
BRASS sta rods ail Sizes and cheap
cTumb cloths from lo4 TO io4
y pieces yeryr silk and wool curtaia de iane
10 do worsted and cotton do
do do worted damasks
Is do do union damasks double width
3 do do worsted de LANES, Tor furniture
Turkey-rcd cashmeres
pair embroidered lace curtains
pairs embroidered muslin curtains
30 pieces embr muslins, low prics
brass cornces, tom richest TO the cheapest
trimmings and fixtures OF the
styles will be offered upon the most aocommo
cordially invited examine our stoek
''"'' "~s ' HooE, BROTHER CO.
Sept i6-d4wif
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Eighfy-si1th session, (l65l-'J3.)
THE lectures will Monday, 9Th,
i terminate at the close OF March ensuing.
Theory and Practice Of Medicine George d. Wood NJ d.
Anatomy, William Il. IIorner, NJ ID.
Materia Medica and Pharmacy, Joseph Carson, NJ. d.
Chemistry James b. Rogers, NJ. u.
Surgery William Gibson, NJ. d.
Obstetrics Women Children Hugh
Hodge, NJ. D.
Institutes Of Medicine, Samuel Jackson, NJ. ID.
Clinical instruction Pennsylvania Hospital George
Wood, NJ. d., and by Geo. w. Norris M ID.
Demonsatve instruction mediciac and by
professors Of the faculty. assisted by W. W. Gerhard M d.
and Henry H. Smith, MI "
Practical anatomy by John Neill, NJ D., demonstrator.
Amount Office the University Si05
MANIPULATING fee (paid once only
10
Practical anatomy ~
Graduating 10
w. L. HORNER, NJ. D.,
o Medical Faculty,
street, Thtcenth opposite
Mint Philadelphia
Aug l-2awtOctl5
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The steamship Columbia will ply between San Francisco
po Oregon awaiting the former the arrival Of tho mais
mas aud for the steamer from San Francisco
regular line OF popelen will be
freight and transient between Panama and San
e + n .s
The well known steamship Sarah Sands of burden,
under charter the company, peculiarly
her cabin arrangements, will be kept running family
a@.F
Acapulco and the other Mexican ports.
The conusIinn IN the Atlantic will be maintained by the
States mail steamships
ONO. .oOO y
CteScent Ciy iyoo
Phtadeiphta. ,iO =
Leaving New York for Chagrcs tbs lh and a6h Of each
steamship and Falcon will drec,
little deenuou possible lsthnus and forming
with the Pacific steamship through line and from New Orleans
and Mexico California; and Oregon Pasags from New
Orleans be secured from Armstrong Lawason Co..
place.
through York
been reduced from
44OO in state $50
&IO IN lower cabin TO .0AV
600 In seeEag~ .Slto
The New York Chagrss be the lowest adopted
by safe sea steamer between these perts
Each allowed $50 lbs baggage free not
ce.dng in measurement 10 cubic feet
Freight will be taken Chagres 20 foot and from
Panama tn San Francisco at the rate Of So0 ton
Of 81
South street, at their No. III West street. New York
city, Aug IDLY
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Female Education at washington.


HE subscriber, thankful patronage
from less than hnecn and from families hold
highest positions In the respectfully
the fourth year Of his In this city
eighteenth cxpercace) y instructor youth.
His Family Boarding school Of
solid the branches required
education, limited pupils
fe advantages domestic comfort and thorough
attained
Language family
Instruction lady proon
n, w, CUsHMAN, A. NJ,
Indiana avenue, City Hall.
DC ILeod2mif.
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rNO sportsmenJ w BADEN, Pennsylvania avenue,
opened small lot OF superior double barrel
guns, OF xaezbIe sizes, and Al unusually low prices.
Likewise supply Dixon Sons powder fasks g. 10,
and ~
Shot pouches and belts
Single and double bags, dram bottles
English, French, and American caps
Gun wsdding powder horns, Ac.
lila
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Cali Land Titles.
obedience
the undersigned nsccrtxinng settling p
Of California hereby
will be held Francisco said
on stl day Of December, 1851
hands. the city Of Washington this lh day
September, 1851.
HILAND HALL,
HARRY l. THORNTON,
Sept l7-cod3m Commissioners
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Medical Department Of Georgetown College,
Corner Of snd l2fA streets, WasAd~stor, d. C.
THE hrss Monday in November,
L and continue until the latter part o' March,
FACULTY.
Noble Young d. Professor Of Principles and Practice Of med
Charles L,ebcman Professor Of Institutes and Practice o,
rodcnrdc Howard D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
Johnson Eliot, NJ. D.. Professor OF Anatomy.
Joshua A. Richie Professor Of institutes Of Medicine
James M Austin, Professor Of MacrA Medtea and Thera
peabcs.
J.w.H. Lovcoy, N. D., Professor OF Chemistry.
samuel w ~ d. Associate Professor and Denonsstor
OF Anatotny,
Clinical lectures delivered and operations performed
inmary and Dpensary attached to the Col
c.
Tbs building erected at
provided lecture halls and nnnionca al
'ooms ssd 10 admirably adapted for medical instruction
cflse
Mstr'c"aton (psd only "ncc).
usrnnsraeors
Fee for those who attended full courses 10
FLODohRDo HOWARD, NJ, d., Dean,
:. - - Corner of 10th and streets.
Aug 2i--1swtNoy