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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-11-23

TIE MAcKEREL FISHERIES. But
few are aware of the great extent of
the mackcrcl and other fisheries Of
this country. 1t has been estimated
that during the summer months, or
rather between June and November,
more than twenty thousand vessels
are constantly engaged in the diff
fercnt kinds of fisheries, employing
no less than two hundred and fifty
thousand men. BY treaty with
Great Britain, American vcs:cls are
allowed tho privilege of fishing with
i'll certain limits of tho Gulf of St.
Lawrence, and the quantity of fish
taken from this place alone, is truly
astonishing. The coast Of Newfound.
land yields its Goldfish to the hardy
sailor from May until December,
while the better class Of mackcrcl
are taken from August to October.
Many mackcrcl, however, Of a prop,
CT class, are taken along the south.
ern shore Of our country prior to
this, but as a general thing they are
deemed worthy Of little notice. The
Bay of Chalcur, along the coast Of
Prince Edwards Island, the NIayda
len Islands and Northumberland
Straits, arc considered the choicest
mackerel grounds. Here the feet
'of vessels congrcgatcd at one time
viii often atfiiiteHHhnt aafiteeHht tte two. thousand
sail, although, as a general thing,
not more than from two to four hun
drcd vessels sail in company. At
eight, when the fleet is safely anchor
nd, the lanterns lighted OH each YES,
sci and swinging upon the shrouds,
one may fancy himself looking upon
somo huge city lying in reposc, with
its lamps all trimmed and burning.
The bait alone, hich is ground
up and thrown to the fish to keep
them about the vessel, is a very
large item in the expense of carrying
OH the trade. This is either her
rings, porslcs, or clans, well saltcd
aud clcanscd, put up expressly for
the purpose. The average cost of
it is about thrcc.and-a.half dollars per
barrel, at least two barrels Of Which
arc thrown away per day in good
fishing. Allowing at the time We
wore in the Gulf there were two
thousand sail, you then have $1G,.
600 per day, thrown away to The
fishes, or 500 per vessel for each
trip; which is below the actual amount
a.,l wo thus have the enormous sum
Of 100000.
The method Of taking the mackc-
rel is very simple. The vessel is
" hove to-" and men are arranged
on the 4" Ninward side, as many
as can conveniently stand from bow
to stern. Each man is provided
with four lines; only two can be used
in fast fishing. On each line is
attached the hook, which is sunk in.
to an oblong bit of lead, called
a Jig" A barrel is placed behind
each man, into which the fish are
snapped" as caught, the jaw tear
ing out as easily as though mado Of
paper. Owing to this tenderness of
the jaw, the fish must be hauled
very carefully, though with great
rapility. One man stands "alnid-
ships,' throwing the bait, which has
been carefully ground, to keep
the fish about the vessel, while
the hooks are baitcd with pork rind !,
bit Of liver, or piece Of mackcrel
itself. When caught, they are
split, gibbcd, scrapcd, washed in
three waters, and then salted the
whole being dono with astonish-
ing celebrity.
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful for past fhvourS the subscriber wish'
cs to inform the public that he still nianufac-
lures Cotton Gins ut his establishment in State
burg, on the most improved and approved plan
which he thinks that the co,tnn ginncd on one
of those gins OF The late Improvement is worth
NJ lcas, Il quarter Of cent more than the cot
ton gnic'l "n the ordinary gin. lie also man
uiactur,s them Oh the most siinpl. construction
Of the finast finish and of the best materials to
wil, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
Ia TiT!Ir-7E wh4.t he will sell for Ssa per Saw
He a,o repairs old gins and puts them n com
pcte order III the shortest notice. All orders for
Gins will be promptly and punc'nally attended
Ia. WILLIAM ELLISON.
Sta,rburs, Sumter Dist, $. G. Feb II, got
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Lewis IYT, Hatch,

No. B2G EiHl'EHNG STREET.
CHARLESTON, S. c.
OlLS-Spcrm and Whalc-Agcnt El the
Brooklyn Factory
WHITE LEAD "A gent for Union t'Ompany
IRON SAFES-Agcnt for Rirh's Salamandcr
pLATFORM SCALES-Agcnt for Labur,rs s.
BOGARDUS,S MlLI.S-Agcnl for Mr.. B.
GEORGIA BURR STONES. Manull c,u
rcrs' Articles. If
LEATHER BANDS, Il large stock.
ChIrlcsion, Oct. 6, so
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Selling OHl

S 7 0 X 0 + ID r Y-G 90 D S
AT REDUCED PRICES.
w. J. Jacob d. son will this day com.
mence offering the whole of their large and
well selected Stock Of Dry Goods ut greatly
Retnced Prices, to which they invite the at.
tcnlion of purchasers and dealers.
w. J. jacob d. son,
22l King-s,.. bend OPP. the Big Boot
Charleston June 90, 1852. Soft
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--a-sA.DN.-t

A man named McG.or!ty was
killed on the railroad near North East,
Cecil county, Md, on Monday last, by
the cars passing over him. lie was
in the employ Of the company, and
belonged in Baltimore.
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Cheap Goods.

TIE subscriber has just returned from
Charleston with 4 full assortment of a I. |.
KINDS OF GOODS, Wares and NIrrrhnu-
disc in his line II business having exercised
the utmost diligence in buying them CHEAP
AND GOOD, tand goods ueh bought are haif
sold) he ran make it un object To any one to
make bill with him, either ut Wholesale or
Retail. PERRY MOSES
April 6lh, 1882 Eff
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Executors Notice,

have aplinted Mr.. Samuel +. Wilson my
Agent to scl. UP ail the matters of the Estate
of CO... Stcpln Lacostc late of this District.
ANNA f.. LACOSr
All personlhaving demands against the Es-
tate of Siepp l.acnste will present them duly
attestcd. TIN, indebted will make Immediate
payment to S. Z. WILSON, Agent.
May nh, 1854 - "
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ROBERT LATTA.

LATE THE FIRM OF DICKSON IL LATTA
wonld respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally that he is now receiving ra-
ririy of Heavy and Fancy Groceries, which he
will sell low for cash--Two doors above the
Planters Hotel, and Immediately opposite James
Dunlap's, esq.
Camden, S. c. Dec. 10Th, 1850 Off
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Signor Pozzolihi, the tenor singer
engaged at Madame Sontag's concerts,
is dangerously i'll in New York,
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Valuable Woodland Near

THE TOWN FOR SALE
Between II and IL acres of land lying
at Turkey Creek near Sumlcrvillc. will be
sold on accommodating terms to an ap-
proved purchaser. Apply at this office.
Jan 9th, 1882 lift
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5Is19lb 10 il5 Sapllukr VI tuS O'o Nv
Sminiioi,, for the purpose Of selling
{ his crop, seeing tho sights, rubbing
of the rust which his back woods
fetching up had thrown upon his
manners. He reached Richmond
about The middle Of the afternoon,
j and fortunately sold his crop to ad.
yantage. Meeting with an old
school.mate, just after the sale, and
who had lived i'll tho city long
enough to know its ways, he was ad.
yised to take up his lodgings at
Boynden's, the crack hotel Of the
place, and thither he went with his
bag and baggage. Just before din
ner his city tiicnd called upon him,
and found him comfortably located
in a room just at the head Of the
stairs.
Suppose we take something to
start on Appetite said the CHAP who
had just come down.
Agreed said the city friend, "a
glass Of wine and bitters for me-
'NVe might as we'll as have it up
here,' was the rejoinder.
'True enough; but how are we to
call for it?'
'Ring that bell there
tWhas bell?'
Pull the rope
The young fellow lai'l hold Of tho
rope and gave it jerk, just at that
moment the gong sounded for dinner.
Never had he heard such a sound
before. lie staggered from tho
rope, raised both Hands with horror,
n and exclaimed
.Great JernsalaasyggSS EEggs,shA tA.
x We 61ys
In the house! There u Hi ] 10
dish left! You must stick by me,
old fellow addressing his friend,
don't leave me in this scrape, for my
whole crop won't pay half the break
age. What did you tell me to touch
the cursed rope for?'
But before his friend, who was
bursting with laughter, could answer,
q servan. entered saying:
Sid you ring the bell, sir?'
ii Bell! no, blast your bcll-I never
touched a bell in my life. l never
saw your bell
Somebody rang the bell Of this
room, that's ccrtain, said the SER
Z want.
mo they didn't. There's nobody
8here ever saw a bcll.' And then
turning to his friend, he exclaimed,
aside:
LET US lie him out Of it; 1 shan't
have cent to 80 homo with, if l
pay the entire damage. What do
they set such 1ascally traps as that
for, to take people in from the coun-
try?'
After a violent fit Of lighter, the
friend explained that it was only a
gong sounding for dinner-a simple
summons, got up on the Chinese
plan. They made their way to the
dining room, but it vas some time
before the young tobacco grower got
ever the stunning and awful effects
OF the gong. 1T was a miracle,
said he, that my hair did not III
stantly turn grey
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Notice.

All persons having demands against the Es-
tate of +. 5. Bclser, deceased, will present them
duly attested; and those indebted will make
payment TO +. NJ. Anderson. Esq. Sumterville
:. G., LOUISA BEL SER, Adn'rx.
Oct. 20th, 1851 SO #
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For Sale,

My HOUSE AND LOT, in tho village Of
SImtcrvilc, where | now live. There are
FlFff-FIVE ACRES OF LAND in the lot.
Terms made easy TO The purchasers.
Jan Is, 1852. l3-tf w. LEWIS.
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade.
IN CTIARLE ESTON, s. c.

IN NllN Nhl-T-S oN, -. L.
w. a.. Bancroft 81 90,
233 kTNG-Sr. y doors below Wcnlwu5rh.S,1
Constantly on hand,
SILKS AND SILK GOODS,
Dress Goods OF all descriptions,
Alpaccas, Mrrinocs and Bolnbazincs,
Prints and Gingliams,
Cloths, Cassameres and Vcs,ings,
Hosiery. Gloves, &c, &c, &c.
-ALSO-
Georgia Plain and Kcrscys,
l'Ian and Striped DSnaburgs,
Blcachcd and Brown Dnmcstics,
Super Dutticc Blankets.
Our business is done strictly for Cash
and on the One Price System, and we are
confident 10 lio.sc in the city can give
HErTER BARGAINS.
Charcston, 5 g., Scpt.2l, 1852. IS-.im
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-
was building
Brtar just dashed
sie Of the wall was but
out: you saw the long
Sstruke Of the trowcl to oblitcr.
PITS own track-bus it never did
return; the hand Of tho workman
was suddenly arrested; and after the
lapse Of eighteen hundred years, they
looked SO fresh that you would imas-
inc the mason was only gone to his
dinner, and about Immediately to lin-
ish his work! We can hardly con.
ceivc it possible for an event connect.
ed with the arts Of former ages, even
to happen in future times, equal i'll
interest to the resurrection of those
Roman towns, unless it be the reap.
pearance Of the Phoenician city Of
the Plain. - E,rbank's Hydraulics.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23
iLgLITISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DaY.
~|>r>Nu
THE MILITARY.

TINE CUBAN GUARDS.-TnE SONS OF YORK AND
tuba native and adopted, irrespective Of party
ts,es T. s.mble ~ tho westehester houso Of
Evssme street ad tho Bowery this evening Thursday
hret. 2S At Ocnek. 40 organise the Cnban Guards"
ARsA company Of hrst regiment, for target exercise
kNOCH h. CAMP, Chairman.
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1nbalnssns q Hunaan BedSes.-Dv. Fslsss
- his psrsssS Dr.. kissAs, have taken sAsr sd.ss %
~ Raymond y Co.'S Metallic Burial case Warvroem as
BBsadNAy New York. where information can ke obsnipsd
at:es the process and charges Psysons
Nshn their services may apply by telegraph, THAR
sssAens sil bs promptly attended 70.
Lyons katha1rOn-A Certain Remedy GDg
eh"s N all ordinary eases; prevents abe hair from
yef Ssld IN large bottles for 10 each, by L. King
thtssp koHssell, NO. kyer Il smith, IN Broad way; ;
Snhn H. Gnle, loe Sixth avenue; W. y FREEMAN, %
1nsss ayenac Mrs. Hays, Radcliffe, Brothsrs. and j. l.
brsakyn and by all rssPeetahle druggisss thr,agh
60 Me city and continent Sold Wholesale by Is. THO6
Zion, lol Broadway, up stairs.
Dr. Powell, Oeulist and ur1st, dovOtes his
esssson usual ~ diseases VI tbs Eye and Ear fron
O'clock daily, ~ hin residesse, S2 broadway. Dr.
XSsch's "TrsAtisc tao Eye bc prssured ~ hie
se Also, Arthsal Eyer which be insertcd without
Extraordinary enthusiasm, wonderful
uealizy great excitement, and tremendous majority In
Avss Of HILLS inimitably beautiful Styles and skai
inner Of cutting hair and whisker NJ Is Nassau street,
corner Of Pine street.
Wigs and TouPees.-Cislzens and Strangers
- informed that the largest ana best Wgs
hh ks Toupses brads OF Long Hair &c. found
~ she m ufactory Of MEDHUkST h HEARD, n Maiden
ahs Also 70 DO had q sure cure for Dandrnf
tsnaFasd's Liguid Hair Dye II without
svpsioD RESERVATION tho hest invented be-
~ars pulled dycs Equally celebrated 1suraud's Aedi
tass soap Tor curing pmpeb reekles ohaps
resghooso w. Poudr subtitle uproots hair any part
q e eedy Liquid Roags, Lily Hhita Hair 0loss, 81
y wahsp atrret. Brnsdway.
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. szi7sai7-a saia7as-z-
POLITICAL.
CrArE OF NEW YORK, sEcRErARY,s oryIcE,

CrATE oY NEW YORK, sEcRErARYs OFFICE.
s.Ms shssa Of The city and coun.yo Sow York;
Nan b s IN ss ssn >, that as At ss E,
.ss Aonday of November next tho following ooors 20
a Governor, in the place of Washington HINT.
S"ssrn"r IN sns place ., snSa u Tnn 5
Inspector of the Prisons the place Darius
All o whose Of oioe viii expire tho last day Of
1hiEynvs Electors Of President and Vice President Of
A Representative in tho Tirtythrd Congress Of the
s r s1 ss Ta Third anal ES wsra.
s city and sounsy Of Ser YOTs o, -. vonr,s
and a. i, Of said city and ,sap y,
s.rs. composed Of the seventh and TSf
h sh for r.
wards of the said city and county of Now
IN tho saa y e. f Sn, Tho
and Twentieth wards Of the said city and county,
district composed Of tho twelfth Eighteenth
sad wards Of tho said city and comfy Of New
:. ..ry AVID oous-y oryeIns ALSO 70 BE ELECTED
Mayor Of tho City, in the place Of Ambrose G. Kings
A Sheriff in the place Of Thomas Csrnley.
Srs .t Tbs , Rsss 81 sssI ES
Any inspector, in the place Of Alfred "; White
Commissioners Of Repairs and Supplies in tho place Of
Srect Commissioner in the place OF John I. Dodge
Corporation Counsel In the place Of Henry f. Davies
fosr lurcners in tao place Of John Ives pursuant TO
Tsrec Justices the Marine Court pursuant TO chap $50
tbs laws Of 1867 in the place Of James Lynch and Edward
u. toNles
Of the Aims House, the place Of VIM. n
AvArts and Jonathan |. Coddington.
An o. whose terms Of Office will expire on the last day Of
Dssember next.
additional Justice Of tho Supreme Court for the
Pat Circuit pursuant to chap 374 of the laws Of 1852
And so Justice of the superior Court In the place Of
HENRY 5. RANDALL. Secretary of State.
" without to n col OF
above notice to tho Supervisor Of the Assessors OF
sssh ward in your county and also copy
your county each week the election
Shs pubeauep Is TO 10 made in adjoining
sc<Aty
IISTERNAL. VIGILANCE IS THE PRICE OF LIBERTY.
II The democratic clubs and associations OF this city,
each with the officers OF the Empire CLUB at
Friday evening next 24th instant for the
OF making Preas
JAS. b. HaTHERISeroS, Cor Sec
y,gEg DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE ROOMS, CHINESE
Il budings, BrnEdsay, near Spring street. reSnsrr
meeting on Thursday evening Sept 20 me frsnas q
'''nS''S"'a ''''n00 TfiOMAs s. BERRY, Chairman.
| Gao w. Rosn, Secretary.
EyouRlH wARD-THiRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
pursuance Of the call Of the Democratic Republican
Fourth ward elected TO nominate uitaba can
A ate of Assembly for said district, met pr
adjournment the 18th nst' wh.reupon John
ugdan. ksq, was appointed Chairman anu benjamin ~
Eelsh appointed Secretary. On motion, IL was
| Resolved That the Hon. Joseph Rose Jr., be and 10
Asssb unanimously rsnomnated se the candidate Tor
~ INV N''' JOIN f. OGDEN, Chairman.
BENJAMIN d. WELcp, Secretary.
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MUSICAL.

a rroIc, uusIc, uUsICi-TnE UNDERSIGNED RE-
specfuy Informs the public that he has Just nn,sned
aaosher selfrlaying Musical Instrument M svs
ri known American airs especially suitable ,qs
srse parior For particulars go, call ~ 10 Chryss,s
scr where the instrument be seen ana sessa rw
% o'clock in the afternoon. ChAhLho nal M
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rum osT-A LITTLE GIRL AGED SEVEN YEARS,
u was lost yesterday In broadway She was dressed In
trimmed with plaid ritoon Her eyes
er Hack Any information will be thankfully received
NJ No az Chambers street.
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AN OWNER WANTED FOR vALISE AND CAR.
"A pet bag which left at the Hudson River Rsiirosd
Iousa 10 West Broadway of keade street. last
By proving property and paying charges, have
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- osr-oN THE AFTERNOON OF THE 2IsT INST,
Il between Harlem and Brooklyn, q Gold Heart. The
nsd.r lie literally rewarded by leaving IL At Alder
mar sIONEALL'S, t3l Fulton street.
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r osT-A PoCKET.BOOK WITH GAS REMEMBEREDl
one 500 and one SO note Hank Of state Of New York.
viii lie given TO the once Of the New York
Life Insurance aud Trust Company.
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LOST AND FOUND.

40 < REwARD.--LosT, ON FRIDAY, A GOLD LEVER
&ZO watch gold dial, the Of English manufacture,
nxAr Attenbury on No. ST. snake chain weighing
al u, 70 dwts IL is left information given so as u
10 found. Mr. Ialconers matchmaker 10Y Green-
vlch street, S25 reward will be paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23

Sc1 18th Instant, small dark colcred Canary Bird.
AM person 6ndng returning said bird to No. Leroy
Splace, will receive the above reward.
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II IN REWARD-LOST, ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
- III 2tt inst, setter dog marked white and light
$40 will he paid for his return to S Vsndam street.
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r osT--oN TUESDAY EVENING, THE I'D INSTANT
In Abingdon place, purse containing ton dollar
ssid piece and sllng piece. The hnder by leaving 10
place. will receive the thanks Of poor
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w tion cock, and would assist in the washing and
ironing. of city reference be given. Apply
lz West Nineteenth street, between Sixth and Seventh
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WAITE wANTKD-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. AN
w snslishmsn, as waiter. One who understands his
business and produce the best Of city
single man preferred Apply At ~ Pearl street. from 10 60
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23

UNOUND-A PoRTMoNNAIE, CONTAINING SOME
money The have by describing property,
this Advertisements Apply AZ Cedar street,
ArinQ tie day and Charlton street, in the evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23

IraEE DEMOCRATIC Committee ROOMS, CHINESE
Buildings BroGdvsy, near Spring street regulsr
meeting Oh Thursday evening Sept sd The friends OF
Hall Julien respectfully invited TO attond Several
distin gushcd friends are expected. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23

WET NURSE-A MOST RESPECTABLE yorNo
woman with fresh breast Of milk wants attn Atom
In arespectabo family Has objection 10 trnvei Ian
give most r,f.rcncc Can te ,csr r, sssi
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WAkTED-BY VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w woman situation ms nurse and seamstress, ms
laa maia she understands hardresug clear stsrchins
French hutng and 10 fully to fulhl either
The above situations Good city rcferences given
chi raoter and capaby Please call nj l3 Sullivan street
In he
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n ENoyAL-TBE UNDERSIGNED HAS REh0vED
II fran Jorslsmon street " Warren street rookyn
- -" GEO. W. HEkNIkGS.
Y, RMovAL-H p. MARE, IMPORTER or WATCHES
IL and movsmente has removed 70 No ny Drosaway' up
estehes Be- heretofore and also tho msnuaoture "
watch with Lanson, with whom he has tofmec 90
pArtnsrship. H. r hAinh.
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NY aNTED-BY MOST RESPECTABLE PROTE
w tapt woman, who can produce the best Brooklyn
ox.nc ms integrity and efficiency, situation AZ Cha
and waiter or would assist in washing aud ronir
Shs can he until suited at 10 Warrington stree
Brooklyn.
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TAIL0RS STORE, 600k GRAND
street. lady TO make custom pants, AID work In tas
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-06-18
ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF CINCINNATI.
Chartered IN 1915. Total No. of JNai,iculaalts
from l845 TO 1851 1854
FACULTY.


The seventh winter session of this College will
commence en- the first Monday ofNovember 1851,
and continue four months. The chairs of the
Faculty will be arranged as follows:
l. G. JONES, M.D.-Professor of Theory and
Practice of NJ edicine
RS NEWTON, M .D.-Prefssor of Surgery.
B. l.. HILL, M,D.-Professor of Obstetrics,
and Diseases of Women and Children.
II FREEMAN, M. D.-Professor of Special,
Surgical and Pathological Anatomy.
J. R. BUCHANAN, M.D.-Professor of Ply
soogy, and Institutes of Medicine
l.. e. JONES, M D.-Professor of Materia
Medica, and Therapeutics, and Medical Botany.
j. MILTON SANDERS, M ID. LII Pro
fessor of Chemistry, Pharmacy and Toxicology.
o. E. NEWTON, M.D.-Demonstrator of An
atomy and Surgical Prosector
A gratultous preliminary course of Lectures
will commence on the second Monday of October.
AT the same time the Demonstrators S rooms will
be opened, with every facility for the study of An
atomy. Anatomical material is abundant and
cheap. Prompt attendance at the opening of the
session is expected.
TERMs.--Tickets to full course of lectures
(unt graduation) 500 in advance, or a well en-
dorsed note for Sl25. To single course Of Lee
lures 500 in advance, or well endorsed note for
SO Naturalization ticket S5-Graduation SIS
Demonstrators ticket IS. Board costs from 50
to 50 so per week. Students sometimes board
themselves for much less, Students upon their
arrival in the city, will call at the office of PRoF
r, 5. NEWTON, on Seventh street, between Vine
and Race. For further particulars, address DR..
r. S. NEwToN, or
JOS. S. BUCHANAN, Md, Dean.