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CURE OF \ HUMOR OF 30
YEARS STANDING
Orient. April 10th 1852

Orient ADrll 18TH SD
NIessrs S A. Weaver s. Co.
Gcn,lomen-I am reoucsted bv n
friend IN state to Won what have been
and what am nov. in rccord IN bcoltb
I hardly know how to cxnress INV
gratitude TO Won and vour medicine
which has relieved nrc from a great deal
of suffering. have been afflicted for
50 years and over with Salt Rhoum |
have tried to find relief from medicine.
but never found it. have tried several
physicians in n. York, Brooklyn, and
Grecnport. have dieted and taken med
icine enough to float a pretty large boat.
but all has done me no good. | com.
mcnccd taking your medicine about
twelve month ago. Previous to taking
your medicine. for about twelve months
I was so badly off that had to take
bath every night. to wash the filth and
scabs that would collect every day. Nv
bath usually was from three to five pals
of water and after ! got through, the
water would be near the color of milk 4;
so you may Judge that there was good
deal of filth in my flesh. | am now quite
free from aches and pains, though | have
little of it hanging about me. AS vet
[ hardly dare say what I would like to
say. have taken 20 bottles of the med
icinc, and used, believe. several boxes
of the Cerate intend to continue
taking your Syrup.
am requested to give A dissertation
of NV situation before taking your Syr.
IN. NV flesh was hard and crusty. swol.
len. very sore could hardly ret about
having to use one and sometimes two
canes. Some of the time 7 could not
undrcss myself or dress. restless nights.
many n night having to sit in chair all
of the night. | had almost dcspaircd
of ever being any better. but vour won
derful medicine has feel. done wonders
for me. | commenced taking the Svrun
one wear from this date. April Is. '5l.
The first bottle | took in eight or nine
DAYS the second IN ten or twelve DAYS
but found before rot through secoi d
| was pettine worse pretty fast still |
continued to take the Syrup though not
as freely. The Ceratc | found rather
harsh at first my flesh being SO sore.
reduced it with lard for while. but Lc
fore got through the third bottle | wa.
in paneful condition, the filth and mat
ter that would gather and discharge ol
the surface was astonishing. At times il
would be the thickness Of Il fifty cen
piece. the most loathsomc and filthy o
all complaints but by continuing tn,
medicine gradually began to get better
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For THE NEW YEAR-A Book with SEV'
ENTY ENGRANlNGS, for twenty-five cents,
indispensable to all persons who expect TO
visit Boston in 1853, will be forthcoming in a
few days, and can be had at all the peo,,-
store and Periodical Dcpots in New England
besides many places " out West" Call for
TIE BosToN ALMANAC, containing complete
Business Directory; Map of Boston as it is
now and as it was hundred and thirty years
ago; the State Legislature and Congress
politically classified County Officers, Gen
eral events, and any amount of other useful
information. The work is issued by Damrel
s Moore and George Coolidge, from their OK
tensive Printing and Binding establishment,
(No 10 Devonshire street, adjoining the Elk
change Coffee House y and is executed in 4
style much superior to any former number
Published by John P. Jewetl & Co. the en-
terprising publishers Of Uncle Toms Cabin
to whom all ordets should be addressed,
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2" We invite the attention of our readers
to the advertisement Of Ayers Cherry Pee
toral in the columns Of our paper, as rem
edy of the Il rst importance to the community
The certificates published in its favor are not
from unknown names but from eminent and
widely celebrated men.-Statcsmen, PROBES
sors, Clergymen and Physicians give theiI
strong assurance that this new medicine for
the cure of pulmonary diseases can be relied
and we truly hope its results in our soctior
will sustain their conclu sions elsewhere.
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WEBSTER AND HAYNES SPEECHES.
Redding X Co, of Boston, have just is
sued a neat edition Of Webster's great
Speech together with the Speech Of Gen.
llayne This is timely publication,
and we hope that it will be circulated
as widely as there are readers in New
England. We would especially COM
mend these speeches to our young men.
The doctrines discussed in them are as
important now as they were in 1880,
while as models of eloquence and power
they have never been surpassed s4 pa
ges price % cents. 1t can be sent by
mail
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\ MIsrAKE.--The White River Id
rertiScJ has Jealous article in opposition
to the new anti-lquor law. Unluckily
for the Adcertiser's argument, the fea-
lures specially objected to are not to be
found in the law. The sections referred
TO were in the bill introduced hy Mr.
Ncedham, but were-together with sew
cral =" more Of the same sort n-strick-
en- out before its passage.
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RAILROAD AccIDEYT-A brakeman
on the Rutland and Burlington freight
train was MORALLY injured at Mount
Holly last Thursday evening, by attemp-
ting to jump on while the cars were il
motion. His legs were severed from
his body, and he died the next morning.
His name was Hunt lie leaves a wife
at Rutland
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-12-08

IL The law relating to the liquor
traffic, we should have said last week,
takes effect on the second Tuesday Of
March, if the people approve it--othcr-
wise, the first Monday in December. If
the popular vote is against the law, how
ever, it is expected, of course, that the
next Legislature will repeal it.
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CIDER UNDER THE NEW LAw.-We
learn that some have misunderstood our
statement last week respecting the sale
of cider under the new law. The law
provides that cider mag be sold, in any
quantities not less than five gallons. We
intended so to state.
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E< QuADRILLE BAND-Mr. r f.
WmrcoMB has associated with him Mr.
HoLMBeRG, of Sweden. who was one of
the suite Of Jenny Lind when she came
to this country, and is one of the best
clarionet players in the world Mr..
WHITcoMB's arrangements for supplying
music of the best quality, for the ensuing
winter, for Balls aud Parties, are very
complete ~ yec Press.
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QUADRILLE BAND.
r. f. WIIITCOMB

III AS the pleasure to announce to hi friends
IL and the public, that he has made unusu-
al exertions to afford them MUSIC for Dances
aud Parties, during the coming winter. lie
has engaged the services of Mr., J. b. IIoLM-
BERG, a Swedish Artist Of high reputation,
who came out with JE>SY LIND, aud was in
her Orchestra while she was in this country.
Mr.. HobMBEsG is one Of the finest Claronct-
lists iu the world. The artistic force Of the
Band is as follows
r. +. WnITcoMB, ...,... LIST Violin.
J. b. lloLMBERG,.... 80. Clarionet.
J. u. DouGLAss, ID Violin.
II. MHITcoMB, ...f..... Bass.
Any number offices required will be fur
nished Address,
r. 4 wHITCoMB,
Dec /, 1885,. 81. .iiddlshury, VI.
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Dico,

In salem. n. Y, Mrs MARY b. LAM
BERT, formerly of South Reading Mass.
In New Haven, on the Goth nit, Mrs.
LovINA FApNAM, formerly of Shorehan,
aged Cd years & moths
Nov 30th, Mrs ELizABETH STUART,
wife of Rev Prof Austen Phelps, of An
dover, Mass, and daughter of the late
Prof Moses Stuart, aged Sc.
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- The State temperance Con
vention is to be held at Rutland, on tho
first We dne>day in January. Notice
next week.
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W piuISOV OV Ii luOluui SVup'l'o N''
Boston to New Orleans, and few other
important points. In regard to the ne
cessity. for these works, it is believed
that little difference of opinion exists a
mong military men, | therefore recom
mend that the appropriations necessary
to prosecute them be made
invite your attention to the remarks
on this subject, and on others connected
with his Department, contained in the
accompanying report of the Secretary of
War
Measures have been taken to carry in
to effect the law of the last session making
provision for the improvem OF certain
rivers and harbors, and it is believed
that the arrangements made for that
purpose will combine efficiency with c.
economy. Owing chiefly to the advan-
ced season when the act was passed, lit
tie has yet been done in regard TO many
of the works beyond making the neces-
sary preparations. With respect to a
few of the imp ovcments, the sums al
ready appropriated will suffice to com
pletc them. but most of them will require
additional appropriations. l trust that
these appropriations will be made, and
that this wise and benelicent policy, so
auspiciously resumed, will be continued
Great care should be taken, however, to
commence no work which is not of sulh-
Gent Importance to the commerce OF the
country to be viewed as national in It's
character. But works which have been
......,,,,,I -lo,,l, Il ,,ot "a 4 isco, inuo1 nm
til COMPLETED, as otherwise the sums OK
,l,J ill /, most cosos bo last
MI -, r., ,Lo \,r,. Dcp,rt
nc ii0''' ~ r.,
ment VIII INFORM Iou VI e"I PiO'POt'u'
condition OF the Drahch OF lne puol'c SCI
vice committed to its charge. 1t pre-
so,ts 60 vour consideration many tones
ii a.........;,,,s of ,,.l;oI osl, rour m.
SAo suSsIs ''o'' y. n''i ".'. -
FroNal' IL eAuipl's an ulu'u"i
of activity III the operations OF the De
partmeut during the past wear. The
,ro,,,r,t;,ns far the Janon exuedition
oInoaJt. .l1,i,d. III,
10 WHICH MAJ al e1uy "'-uo :"s
arrangements hauc ior inc ca P'o.'''Ul
and survey OF the China Seas, the y Ortn
eru Pacific. and Behring's Straits the
;no;n;on, ,oo,sura. t,kcn towards a re
a. ..:'. - , r.;a,
cohnolssanco VI 'no V"''''o"' VI
eastward OF LIBERIA the preparation iol
an early examination of the tributaries
of the River La Plata. which a rcccn
- g H., ,,no,.;s;o,,.l ,l,;of of,bo Ar
"ccicc VI t.'' " 80 .c""' ''''' -
genuine confederation mas opencu u
navigation all these enterprises, ant
the means hv which they are PROPOSE
IN he ACCOMPLISHED. have commando,
:" "c %e1'~ '.' th.mn"'n dnnL
my iuh aVp,"ou''o"' anu nav ~ Wv,
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Zz Mr. Chickering's piano-fortc
in Boston was destroyed by
Gre lat week
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IIAHvEl MussIII, Judge.
A true Copy OF Record,
33,3w, II. MuNsiLL, Judge.

STATE OF VERMONT, I BE it remember
District Of New Haven, SIS. cd thatat Pro
bare Court holden at Bristol, within and for
the District of New Haven, On the 18Th day
of November, 1882;
Ddniel Varney, Administrator Of the E.-
tate of Ezra Nj, Varncy, late Of Lincoln, in
said district deceased intcslaic presented to
srid Court his peii ton in writI Z, setting forth
that it would lie beneficial 10 the heirs and
those interested in the said estate to have all
the real Estate of the said deceased sold, for
the reason that part of the heirs reside out
of this State, aud hath shown 10 sand Court the
SITUATION of the real esiaIe 10 he sold and
hath produced TO said CourI the assent OF all
The heirs residing in this Stale and the euardi-
ans of such as are minors, aud prays the said
Court 10 liCtrse him TO stll all the real Is
tate Of the said deceased
Whereupon tho said COuit appointed the
first Monday Of January 1859, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. at the office OF the Judge of said Court.
in Bristol aforesaid, rs the time and place for
hearing and deciding on said application, and
made an order requiring notice 10 be given OF
such application and OF the time and place OF
hearing TO all persons interested, by publish
ing n copy of this order in the Middlcbury
Register, newspaper printed at Middlchur,
in this State three weeks successfully, all OF
which publications shall be previous 10 the
time appointed for said hearing.
HARVEY MuNsiLL, Judge
A true Cory of Record.
33;5w, H. MussILL Judge.
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TIE HUAD TOHEALTH /.
III O LLOW A IS
PILLS.
CURE OF A DlSORDERED LIVER
AND BAD DIGES TON

CURE OF A DlSORDERED LIVER
AND BAD DIGES TON.
Copo Of a Letter from M r. ". KrkW,
Chemist, :, Prese0i Street, LirerP0oi,
ddied 6h June, 1851
To Plofc sor IIoLLowif
SIR Your Pills and Ointment have stood
the highest on our sale list oil Proprietary
Medicines for some years A customer, to
whom can refer for any enquiries, desires mo
to let you know the particulars OF her case.
She had been troubled for years ~ith disor'
dcred liver, md bad digestion On the last
ccasion, however, the vfinlence OF Inc attack
wasso alarming and the inflammation set IN 50
severely, that doubts were entertained Of her
not heng ME to bear up underit fortunately
she was indeed 10 try your Pills and she in
forms me tina, after the first, and each succeed.
ing dose, she had great relief She continued
TO take them, and although she used only
three boxes, she is now in the enjoyment o'
lierrcct hea lih | coull have sent You many
more eases bnt the above from the sererifyp
The atiack. a nd the speedy cure. think. spe.kf
much III favor Of your astonishing Pills.
fSicncdJ W KIRXU5
ANEXTRAORDINA CURE OF
RHEUMATIC FEVER, IN VAN DIE
MEMS LAND.
Copu Of Letter inserted ia IKE Hobart
,,n,,, Eoyr;cr Of tb>1sf lIareL 1881 bv
,I,;or \ Unlrk
,r@,", - '; ~,,s aro
,'i;''7' a., To,., ad Lccn ,,ifsrriu., from
.'s'','s a. Wv 800 m' car urwards NJ ,v6
;i, r,'i .r,;rs,, J.br;,,d her ot the
use of her limbs during the period she was
under the care OF the most eminent he""Si
NOR in Hobart Town. aud nv them hef ease
w.. ~ S,,,;I.-at i,o,,.I.es 4 fr;cdJ ute,a;les
was 'o.s'ue'.u Nv Iinua,s naI.h. .;.d I'ill,
upon hcT 10 NV ioioM"t w" So
which she consented to do, ana IN an increoi"'o
short snace ortime they effected a peri ct cure
c,rpr rApArN Ann TIGuTSESS
N THE CHEST AND STOMACH OF u
~ - nr,cr
PERSoN "a ihAho or h"h'
From lIessrs TAcr &. son, PrePrictorS Of TIE
Linn Advertiser, rho caa rough f5f tie foiior-
ing Acknowledgment End 1851
To Professor noILowAi.
SIr.-I desire 10 bear testimony 10 tbs
GOOD effect of lIolloway's Pills. For seine
wears suffered se7ctely frcm rain and fight
ness in the stomach which was also Acr' mpa
nied bv a shortness of breath, that prevented
me from walking abUrt. ! am ~ wears Of age
and Notwithstanding nv advancedstato life
these Pills have 80 relieved me. that ! am dc.
sirous that others shouhi he made acquainted
with their virtrc am now rendered. oy lhei'
means. comparatively rr'ife' ana can ieks *
]
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a Narls

EsA V&lUQlo
THE subscriber respectfully offers bis SER
Vices as u Teacher of the
Harp, Piano Singing and Drawing.
HENRY NJ. +. POWELL,
3stf, Middleburyi Vermont.
i
@ AYERS
I]Si93sl1a,.l5a9 ~
1s7,.,5SII;,I..'iSi.s:5Sf
VIZ III 49,
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid Cure of
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
Observation-Disclosures,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
Among the numerous. discoveries Science
has made in this generation TO facilitate the
business Of lifc-incrensc its enjoyment, and
even prolong the term Of human existence,
none can be named Of more real value to man.
kind, than this contribution Of Chemistry to
the Healing Art. a vast trial Of It's yirtncs
throughout this broad country, has proven be-
yond doubt, that no medicine or combination
~ cnrptv coutrfl
and cure the numerous varieties ofpulmonary
disease which have hitherto swept from our
midst thousands and thousands every years.
Indeed. tlcre is now abundant reason 10 lc-
licve a Remedy has at length been found
which can be rcliedon to cure the most langcr'
Gus affections Of the lungs. Onr space here
will not permit us to publish any proportion of
of the cures affected by its use, but We would
PRESENT. the following opinions ofeminent men,
and refer further enquiry to the circular which
the Agents below named, will always be
pleased to furnish free, whcrcing arc full par
ticulArs, and indisputabc proof of The fhcis:
From lie PRESIDENT Of AMHERST
COLLEGE,
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, NJ. D., LII. D., &c
&c. AVER Sin have nsrd y~ur CHERRY
PECTOR Al. in nv case NJ deep seated bronchitis
snd nm satisfied, from it, chcmie al censtitutior that
Is un admirable conpound for the relief OF lnr,hgia
aud bronchial difficulties. II opinon, a. to its 81
pcror character, lie of any serier you arc at .lb
''' Wv Enw iRb nlTCucocK.
Annie 81, Sept. IL, 1919.
From the widely celebrated
PROFESSOR SILLMAN, NJ. ID. LII. ID
Professor of Chemistry, MiAcraiogv, &c,
| 1T,,,Irr 1f The T.jI met
M'd. PhH.aRd .S-intifc Societies
of America and Europe
, ri deem the CHERRY PECToRAL an admir-
able composition from some oil the best ar,l
rles in the Mntclia Mcdcu, nnd n very flee
tive remedy for the class U diseases II is in
tended to cure"
New Haven, CT, Nov, /, ls49'
MAJOR PATTlSON, President Of the
C. Senate. states lie has used the Cherry Pee
toral with wonderful success, to cure an II
Examination of the lung:
FROM ONE OF TIE FIRST PHfSl
CLANS IN MAINE.
p SAco, Me-, April 26, ls49
:, DIR. J. c, Aver, Lowcll,-Dcnr Sir: l Al
d now constantly using your Cherry Prclorali
my practice, and prefer it TO any medicine {,
pulmonary complaints. From observation
many scyera cnscs, am convinced twill Gu
!. coughs, colds, and disease Of the lIngs, thu
hay, lput to defiance all oilec rene lies
invariably recomm -nd its use in case
consumption and consider it much the be
remedy known fol that disease.
Respectfully yours l. S. CusnMAN,N. ID.
J. Prepared and Sold by JAMES c. AYEl
Dauooisr AND CHEMIST, LOWELL, Ma
r For sale by RUSSELL POWELL middlebu
D. DR. Chase Brandon, w. e. sprssue Vergennc- Fab
'r 4 C. Pir.otd, Anlby druggists, everywhere 2oi'
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For the Public.

DAINTED PALS and TUBS,-Bu,ter
| Tubs aud Sap Buckets for sale hy the sub.
scrihers at their Factory, formerly tho Judd
marble factory, .-.
07- Cash paid for sAPLING ffNEs;-s
few cords more wanted this season.
O. Ware sold to the trade on as favorable
terms as can be obtained in Massachusetts.
SISEELE & MERRILL.
nv N. H. ffAsp, Agent.
Mdilebury. Jan. Is, is5e. os'ly
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! Be it remember
District of New Haven, IS. ed that at Pro
bate Court holden ut Bristol. within and for
the district OF Hew Haven, on tiic 3D. day Of
December, 1852
Seneca Sumner, guardian OF Ellen +. Sum
ncr and Henry Z. Sumner, minors, under the
age Of ishtccn and twenty one years, chill
drcn of Henry b. Summer, late of Stockholm,
in the County Of st Lawrence, and State of
New York deceased, presented to said Court
here his petition in writing, representing TO
said Court that his sad warls are each sci
zed in their own right in fee. of one undivided
sixth part of two pieces of land situated in
Bristol aforesaid one containing about II a.
cres OF land, and the other about II acres, and
being the same land set TO Oliver Sumner,
Edwin SUMNER Jane ;. Sumner, Jnlia 4. Sum
ner, Ellen L. Sumner, and Henry {. Sumner,
in tn, distribution Of the Estate If Oliver
Moody. late of Bristol aforesaid, deceased,
and that it would be beneficial 10 his said
wards that the same should he sold, for the
purpose Of putting the proceeds of such sale
nj interest; and prays the said Court to Ii
ccncc him to sell all of the aforesaid real cs
tate of his said wards. Whereupon, the said
Court appointed the first Monday ofJannary
| lS53,at 10 clock, A. NJ, ut the Office of the
Judge of said Court in Bristol aioreSaid,as the
time and place for hearing aud deciding upon
said application, and made an order requir-
ing notice to be given of such application and
OF the time and place of hearing to all persons
| interested, that they may appear and Object
TO the granting of the ! license asked, if they
see cause by publishing copy of this ordci
in the Mlddlebury Register, newspaper prin
ted at Middlcbury, in this State, three week.
succcssivcly, all which publications shall be
previous to the time appointed for said hear
ing.
HARVEY MUssIII, Judge.
! A true Copy OF Record,
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Triple.

y few Dbls and half Bhls. Of superior qu IL
ty, for sale by l.. NALLErIE H..
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-05

TuNHk undersigned, a committee of publication, on
IL the part Of the Muscogee and Russell Agricu.
tural Society, respectfully invite public attention
to the following prospectus of MONTHLY
JOURNAL, to be published in this city under the
auspices OF the above named association.
The work will be devoted to the interests of .7g-
ricuiiurc and Horticulture. Domestic and Rural
Economy. Under these several heads will be in
cluded all that concerns the culture of crops the
Improvement of the soil, the management Of the
farm, the garden, the orchard, the flower yard,
and the house-keeper's department. In their con-
nexon with the interests Of the SOIL the other in
dustria pursuits Of the land will receive their ap-
propIate attention.
The "SOlL OF THE SOUTH" will be under
the editorial supervision of CHARLES A. PEABODY
esq., and Col. JAMES M. CHAMBERS. MIR. Peabody
has been for two years past connected with the
Agricultural Press, and is equally disting uished as
a practical and scientific farmer and gardener
Col Chambers is one Of the most intelligent and
successful planters in the South. They will be
assisted by an able corps Of contributors, among
the practical farmers and planters Of the land
Each number will contain sixteen pages of
quarto size, printed with new type on superior
white paper, and furnished to subscribers a the
ONE DOLLAR PER .ayN.NrULN,
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HAMP-
IYl DEN, SYDNEY COLLEGE. RICH

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HAMP-
lXl DEN, SYDNEY COLLEGE, RICH
MOND, VA.-The thirteenth Annual Course of
Lectures will commence on Monday, the l4th Of
October, 1850, and continue until the Isl OF the
ensuing March. The commencement for comforting
degrees will be held about the middle of March.
Il. l.. BoHANNAN, M. d., Prof. Of Obstetrics
aud Diseases Of Women and Children.
l.: w. CHAmBERLAYNE, NJ. d., Prof of Mate
ria Medica and Therapeutics
S. MAurM, Nj. d., Prof. of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
CHAs. BELL GIBSON, M D., Prof of Surgery
and Sun gIcal Anatomy.
CARTIER p. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Prof. Of Anato-
my and Physiology.
DAVID II. TucKEa, M. ID. Prof. of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
ARTHUR E. PErIcoLAs, M. d., Demonstrators
Of Anatomy.
The study Of practical Anatomy may be prose
trihing expense.
Clinifal Lectures are regularly given at the Col
lege urinary and Richmond Amsh ,use. The
lnfrmary, under the same roof with the College
and subject to the entire control of the Faculty, Is
at all times well filed with medical and surgical
cases, and furnishes peculiar facilities for clinical
instruction Many surgical operations are per
formed in presence Of the class; and the students
being freely admitted to the wards, enjoy, under
the guidance of the Professors, unusual opportu-
mites for becoming familiar with the symptoms,
diagnosis, and treatment of disease
Observation-Disclosures fee, S. Professors
fees, sos, Demonstration fee, So Graduation
fee, S25.
The price Of board, including fuel, lights, and
servants attendance, is usually SO to S2s per
week.
The catalogue, &C., containing fuller informa-
ton concerning the institution, will be forwarded
to those applying for it, or specific inquiries will
be answeree by letter Address,
S. MAUPlN, M. D.,
Oct 2 Dean Of the Faculty.