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" EDiCAL UEPAK TNENT
'TliE regular course Of Lectures in this II
L -,ltule Will commence on the First Of ~
ve'noer, and continue un II the last Of fsbfs
airy. The Anatomical Department, viii h
opened and ready to receive students by IN
First of October. The Medal Department
fhofE soRs.
4. Freeman, NJ D., Professor OF AnaieMy.
X :. Newton, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery,
II j. liulce, VI. D., Professor Of Theory AID
Practice of Medicine
". BYRD Powell. ~ d, Professor OF phys
iology, Pathology. Mneralogy and Gss'
ogy.
j. King, NJ. D., Professor of Materis Medks
Therapeutics, and Medical Jurisprudepts
J. il,on Sanders. A. NJ. NJ. d., Professsfd
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
J. \. Wilson NJ. D., Professor OF Obstetnes
and y -ease- Of Women and Childrsa.
cLINIous LECTURERS.
Naturalization II. J. Iiulcc.
Smgsry- Professor X. $. Newton.
H. Freeman, VI. D., Anatomical Demonss's.
The fees rr full course of lectures anssss
to $ib5.
Each Professors Ticket, SIS Maiiculs
tors, So Demonstrators Fee, go. Gra1st
ton, $40
Those desiring further information. VI
please address their letters post paid 10 "
Dem aud students arriving in the city VII
please call on him at the Commercial Hotel
K. $. NEWTON, NJ. D.
Dean Of the Fsesl'y.
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n YALE ia, & co. ~ Magazine str T.,
". New Orleans, Whoie'ale haiers IN In
ported Stapis and Fancy Sins and Sfro'c Goods,
Laccs, Embroicries, Giotes, NaW,iios Friages,
Draids, Buttons, Gimps, trimmings " aHbipas
Uonnsis, Sfram Hats, Ribbons. tdifc,ai
Fiomcrs, Millinery Arf,oi,s, mud R'ch Fancy
Dress Goo,is of ali kinds. A full and complete
assortment of every thing in their line Of the
yery latest fashion, constantly on hand. Count.
~ Merchants visiting this City are respectfully
invited to call and examine before purchasing
&. YALE, JR.. & 60.
~ Magazine street between
Common and GrayieF
Jan. 10, 1852 y3n2s-Iy.
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They have nov IN store, 81 paif- Of wheels
with ron aNlcs and SHAH, of to o inches
and 20 pair Of J to lnrles.
ASSN WAGONS, complete, with
iron nNetrecs pr, e $40 each. Two palrs oi
Timber Wheels, with screws, ~ feet high,
inches tread.
They take orders foT all kinds of WAGON
work ard deliver thcm on plantation at man
uiacinrcts' prices, mann
A,o-A large assortment of HARD-
WAVE. for plantation use, w 'hain-'
wrought and cut nails, Hunts Axes, socket
spades. long handle -hoycls aud spades, hoe.
Of all snd-. cane kniyc.. hook and plate hinges
gfindstone-. common snd scotch collars Manil-
la ard iarryd Rope, cross-cui, PIT and mil
saws. files of all kinds, iron blocks, with
inch -heayc-, o. &c assortment of English and
American bar iron, iron aNles, with boxes
sperm. whale and linscod oils, spirits Of Tur-
ppn'.nc. patty, window glass. aud paints of all
kinds. HOGAN u TT REAID,
corner Custom-house and levoe.
Jan. II. l-J2 N3n4S-iY
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- - - 49,
The moon was bright, and the stars were ligi
Night flung on her payIllon1
Save in the west, the sun did rest;
And ting-d !. with vermllion.
r was summer time, each star sublime,
Shons ont with golden pinion;
To cheer ths spell, when days farewell
Gives nigh. the dark dominion.
A. home sped. to 20 to bed,
met an angel nearly
CUPID al last, caught me fast,
Iswore loved her dearly,
Each poutinq lip, the bees might sip.
Mistaking them for roses,
Her veil was down. though in the town
The form the face di-closes.
! seized her hand, so well twas planned,
A white kid glove did grapple;
II mother Eve could thus deceive,
II were luck TO eat the apple.
And now kss comes not ainIss,
No ladies' do not wonder
I vsia~d her veil-tornado hail
A NiceEn WESen. by thunder
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HOkATD u. HEWITT, tsaee" 70
j i Tyler 4 Hewitt) rIAso Tonrf AAp H..'c
pEALeK. ~ Camp street, New O0ean~ ia.
always On hand one Of the largest ana mo-"
complete selections OF S''aHo T"'sss '" "
southern country. all Of which are g"arsh'eeo
~ good and perfect instruments gems W
tho sale OF a. STopART u COS view 'o'A
Pianos.
These ramos are cel1pfaie" 'o' ""e 4""'"y
Of tone, pureness of sound, and Tor neat a'o
beautiful finish Of exterior workmnnsbip' an.
are considered by the profession, ana comp
judges, TO be the finest Pianos made IN .he
,nI,ed states; Ia,''ep'saA''en,'"n, III, p,s,l
10 theh 7plehul" 'efF'"."' f's.." -.
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REDWOOD t. MORRIS, Commission
VI MERCHANTS, No 90 Camp street, New Or
leans Agents for Il. +. TAYLoE's Premium
fptf9H GINS.
f. T TAYLOR Il Co. proprictors of the 'o-
lumbus Cotton 'iin Mandatory, have the sat
isiaction TO announce 10 their patrons aud The
planters generally throughout the cotton grow
ing region, that they are prepared TO supply
amy number of their celebrated Premium GINS
Where these Gins have been once used IT
wunli be deemed unnecessary for the manu-
iac,urcrs to say a word IN their FAVOR, ~ they
feel confident the machines have bccs brought
10 such perfection that their superior perform
ance will recommend them, IN preference TO all
other Gins now in use For the satisfaction OF
those vino have not used the Gins, and are I'M
acquainted with their reputation, the proprie-
,ofs need only say that the Flgsr premiums
have been awarded TO them tor the BEsr cN
exhibited at the great State Far held at At
lanta, Ga. also at the Alabama and Georgia
Agricultural and Mechanics Fair held at Co.
umbu, and at the Annual Fair %. the South
Carolina Institute, Ut Charleston Tie cotton
gnnrd on these Gins. received the hrsi pre-
minm- at the exhibition held IN Charleston.
South Carolina. and at every Far where sam
piles of cotton from them have been exhibited.
The propreior- have IN their possession nu-
mcrous certificates from Planters, Cotton
BROKERS, Commission Merchants, aud Mann.
tacturrrs of Cotton Goods, ie-tliyug that thc
performance of the Gins, and the samples pro-
duccd by them. cannot be eNcelled 10y any GINS
ever manufactured
An orders Tor ems given either 10 our trav-
eling OF local AGENTS, or forwarded 10 the Pro
prietors by mail viii always receive prompt
attention GINS viii be sent to any part of the
country. aud warranted to give satisfaction.
These celebrated Gin Stands can be pro-
cured of
GREENWOOD ~ NORRIS,
Nec orleans
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q Medicines, Chemical Preparat ans, Paints,
Ooils Pcriumcry &c, &c, among which are
the following:
800 lbs fresh Alex cases ext llquorice,
SIENNA, 90 bags race ginger
300 f. J Sienna, 70 bbls, alum,
10000 gum arabic, % coppcra-,
200 pow d rhuuarb. 800 10 indigo,
100 root do 1000 III. maddcr,
200 blue mass. Eng > bhl- ref cainphor,
and American. IS doz. lime JUICE,
200 caiomel. " 20 bhl- ep-um salts,
900 jamaica ginger, gross -eedlen pow
800 carb armonnln, ders,
5 bhls. poarla-h, . soda
10 -alartiu-, superior yeast
20 kegs sup. carb. powders,
soda, % baskets olive OH,
200 lbs tnrtaric acid, 500 ounces suph. quiz
1000 lbs. glue, nine,
900 packages oPeihe- 900 Kegs pants, aS-ort-
c,i,. gnss ware. ed
SPIT TurpenllGe, iin>eed oil, taStoroil' Ne.
Agents forihe sale Of \ Barn, premium per.
iumcry Mr., Bclt'- abdominal supporters Or
Aberneih', gonorchea and glect deiugeut. DR.
Mori-on's cholera remedy, and all the most
valuable Patent Medicines prepared To which
/ beg leave t. call the attention of merchants,
planters, and ply -eians Every article guar
anteed to be- a. represented. for sale IN quaint
ties iu suit customers, at low prices, /
&. y. MORRISON,
Whoicsel Druggist
No. IL Magazine st., New Orleans.
Jan. H. 1852. N3na9 ON
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R.nrthcn ~ are,

yINlIE undersigned has always on hand good
assortment Of Earthennarc China, and
GLASS, which he is prepared 10 sell at wholesale
or retail on the most favorable terms. lie .e-
specially calls the attention of country Mer-
chants and others visiting the City, to his as
.ortmcn, and prices.
Packages done in the best manner.
j. &. DUNLAP.
3i.Camp Street Nem Orleans.
June 3lst, 1851 n5!y
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- q. NELSON s. co, Commission Ner-
- chants, <ey Orleans.
20. Nelson, New Orleans; y. Blacksmith,
New Orleans II. c. Walker Memphis, Tenn,
date Cashier Branch Union Bank 7. A Noi-
son, Athens, Ala. sfaA
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SCOTT 4 Soaring,

Whoicsaie dad RciaH Cioihiers,
Corner u Did Lefec ard Canal ~, v Orieans.
'NiIE subscribers having enlarged and re-
/ modelled their store, aye now prepared,
with . choic" stock of fashionable clothing and
g,niiemeH furnishing goods, which they of'er
n, very reduced prices for cash or approved pa
per. We are receiving weekly shipments from
our mandatory, of every thing that is new
and desirable, in the clothing line cut, made,
and trimmed ia he best and most substantial
manner 70 those who study economy, aud
wish to &c, the full value Of their money, n
call is respectfully solicited
" Please take a memorandum of our nd
dress JNO. d. SCOTT r. Co,
80 Nassau At, New York,
January II. 1854. v3n39 ~
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THE undersigned respectfully
inform their friends and the
public, that they have JUS. r.
ccived and are daily receiving an extensive as-
sortmcni of Cabinet Fnr,i,iurs Of every yari.
ETY. and style; also, choice assortment Of the
following ar 'es, to wit; chairs, feathers,
spring, mos, I'd hair mattresses; curlcd hair,
hair cloth, plush, damasks, cords. and tassel-,
gimps, varnish, etc, etc.
Purchasers are invited TO call and examine
our stock. which will be offered at prices that
cannot TAIL to please.
G. FLINT l. JONES.
Nos. as and As ROYAL st., NO. y3n3s "
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MILLER, HARRIS, Il WALDO, No. 10
wi Camp street. New Orleans, Whoiesaie
and Retail Dealers m House Furnishing Goois,
Upholstery and CGb,aa FURNISHING Goois,
Pants, Oits, Nc. On hand very large as.
sortmeut of Gilt aud lIronscd Lamp. and CT.
rondole, Hall Lamps and Chandeliers. Tea
Trays, various paiterns.. able Cu.cry Plated,
pianished Tin. japanned, and Wooden
Ware; Glassware; plain and coorcd Foo.
Mating Soaps; Wax, Sperm and Star Can
dies Sperm, Whale Lard lanseed Neat -foot
and Chemical OILS, Spirit Gas, Camphne, Al
cobol, aud Turpentlne Paints, of every des-
cripion. Brushes Window GLASS; Putty,
Sand Paper and Glue Flowing, Polishing
Scrapng, Furniture, Coach, Black Japan, and
White Damar Narnishes Cnrled Hair Hair
Cloth Springs Gimps Frnges Ticking and
Bed Lace Cords, Tassels, De. Also, picked
and common Moss always for sale.
psIcrs OF cAMpHiSE;-by the barrel, 60 cents
per gallon by the five gallons IS cents per
gallon; for a less quantity, 10 cents per gal.
Ion.
Jan. H. 1859. y3n20-iy.
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Cheap Furniture store.

No. l26 1choupttoaias st., Ncr orleans.
n DAVID GRANT, Wholesale and Renal
" Draier and HauufdcfHrcrof Cabinet Fur
~ aiirre, such rs Sofas, Bcd-tead,, Armoir-
Secretaries, bookcases. Marble Top Side
boards, Centre, Card and work Tables, Marble
Top Bureaus and Wa>hslands. looking GLASS
cs, Mahogany, Walnut, Cane and Weed Seat
Chairs Mos. and Hair Mattresses, Mosquito
Barr. Feather Pillows, and B,ddIngof all kinds.
This stock Is manufactured OF the best mate
rial, and the public are solicited 10 call and es-
anime for themselves before purchasing else
where.
~ An Furniture packed and made ready
for shipping free Of charge
Jan II. 1854. v3n29-ly.
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sign OC the Mammoth Mortar.
- CLARK l. ALLISON, ~ Gravicr street.
W. New Orleans, Importers Of and Dealers
q in Drugs, Chemicals, PerJnmery, and he
most approved PafenI Medicines, respectfully
call the attention Of Physicians aud Planters
t" their large and carefully selected stock
which they offer on ~ liberal terms m any
house in the South.
Thankful for the liberal patronage they have
already received, they hope to merit con,in-
uancc of the same, by due attention to the in
teresis OF their patrons. Purchasers ATE re-.
quested to examine their stock before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
N. b. Agents for Josss, WHITE & Co.'scom
position t,clh, dental instruments, mud gold
foil.
Jan. ~, 1859. v3n.a-Iy.
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FOR Poft Cnddu, Bcnts.
.Q[A Smi,hland Jefferson. and all h;
~. lcrmrdnlc landings ON the LII
The hne passenger steamer, Osceola, v. Nst
ihusson Master, hss,ng been thoroughly eve,.
hauled, painted, repaired, and rcfitted. will \.
sumo her ocular tips 10 the above ports 4
soon as Il water viii permit and will "a.
inue in tlc trade during the season Thast
ful for tue liberal patronage heretofore b.
slowed upon them, her officers hope BY strrt
attention 20 the interest of shippers and co...
fort of passengers, 10 meet continuance Il
the same.
New Orleans, Oct. 10th. 1851 v3nI0u
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IW rOYDRAs STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
N DIR. A. A. JONES respectfully informs
H his friends and all using Botanic Med.
q cincs, whether Planters, Ply sicians. Priv
ate families or country Merchants, that he
keeps on hand at all times a full and complete
supply both in the simple and compound form,
all Of which are of tho very hes, quality, or no
sale, and at as low prices and on ~ reasonable
terms a. any Que ean sell articles Of the same
intrinsic value. lie would here state that hi.
Store Is the oldest and the only Purely Be-
tame Establishment in the South, and the QUE
too that has uniformly sold good Medicines
Please order direct OF through your Commits
sion Merchan, from DR.. A. A. JoSEs, New Or.
leans.
Jan. II, 1897. v3n20-ly.
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ooD Knows ALE.

OVO - OWO ST y 4.
IN TIE dim recess Of thy spirits chamber
u there some hidden grief thou may'st not
tell
LIZ not thy heast for.sks thee hut remember
His piiying eye, who sees and knows j. we'll
God knows II all!
~ ~ tSow tossed on pillows Of temptation,
And wouldst do good, but evil oft prevails I
a! think amid the wsses Of tr,bulation
Wis earthly hops. when earthly refuge falls
God knews il all!
!. ~ asst tAou al ~ deed Of shame ccneealng
- = ssne dask ~ 10 human eye can see!
= - in -; without one sigh revealing
ossp ssWosse that should disquiet thes
Goo knows il ali
= opp@esasd and poor and heavy.h~arted
heavens above thee In thick cloud. n.
mayed:
scIl-nigh crusheA---no earthly sl,enuth
inparted.
friendly voice 10 aay = h not sf,.;d j"
God knows u Ill!
~ ~ meusner are thy teav-drop. flowing
~ one tho early lost 10 earth and thee
~ Aseshs Of estrf no human spirit knowing
sshiA nsaa il ssesst. like tlas nsoaains sea-
God kaevs Il al!
Do thsu lock bsek upon life IL slnsies!
ysswasd, ~ trsabls fes shy futsss lot
9hseu's Uas whe ssss w. end fton Nv bes;p.
siag.
~ ~ y psaItsnss Il snisvet.
- Cd knews h I'll!
J11nGe y Os4l psss sst yess Asssts bslos,
Tsss = - svssf ysss PA:Asssansss ~,
~ ~ ysss grateful songs = puiss Alof,
His
r. eve, forgive. asd every wousd 10 heal
God knows il sll--t;cd knows II al
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IlARRAI. SpROlfg.u.s l. co.
NHOLENitE >dffiery Warehouse. tcA
w ile and III Washington Stores, WI
liam street, New York. Importers of SsddI-r
Hardware. Ordcrs by mail promptly nitendsd
TO.
April 81, 1892 ma w.
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W. will furnish Begging, Rope, and Plan
taton supplies to Planters shipping to thu
above house.
EVANS, GREGG, a. KEY.
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New Orleans Agricultural Warehouse,

torHrf Naansfre and P"gfrus Nis NsW Dfi,aHs
,aNrri.tNa Nrttl ASSORTMENT ~
4 GRiCUlIJR RAJ and HTrHirrai In
n pirm,Hts. Nachuts. g.; from the most
approved manufacturers, South, North aud
West; embracing great variety of PDHghs,
adapted to southern and western culture :,
amouy which are the celebrated Rugglr-,
\our>c, Mason q Co.'S make, OF Eagle, Eagle
Improved, .clf-sharpcniug, ,idehlll ,ubsoil and
Fluke or double mould ploughs Hall and
Specr's Peacock plougb-, east and wrought
mould.. kug. tury pluugh-, plain and cN.
tended bar Li,ng-ion'S XIV ploughs, har
rows, cgIiNaiors, cultyaior harro"-, cotton
sweeps, GOTTEN >craper-, tanning mills, corn
shelters. rorn md cob crnShcr-, straw. hay and
corn ,talk cutter, on shotrl-, % ypkes, grain
ihrd,heg- corn mill- cotton guns, horse powers,
corn planters, seed sewers, hand drlll-, batk
mills field and garden rollers, cotton preS-cs,
agricultural furnaces. rnnt pnllrrs. cVllndrieat
aud thermometer churu-, garden engines, hort
n,ullnrai oal chests, grain cradles and -cythc,
brandt, and gra-, scy thc,, bush aud hranible
hooks, axes hoes, -hoycl> spades, mattock-
pick axes, Scovil',' improved east steel HOES,
OK log and trace chains halter chains, cattle
tic-, harrow and cutiyntor leeth. hay and var
den rakes garden hoes, prining. grass aud
hedge shears, pruning saws and chl-els, tlne
scissors. Hover hoioer,, grating chisel>, pruu-
ing and budding knives, garden vases, trucks,
Warmers patent force pnmp-, cast-iroh
screw pipes for gas sicnm water, Re. garden
and canal harrows, cart, wagon and timber
wheels.
Coemans patent undula,ory mills with
Frenrh barr stones.
Also, guano, plaster. rock salt, sc Sc
Agricultural and Horticultural boos. and
publications.
~ Orders will be executed for every article
wanted by planters. GEO ". SIZER,
Corner Of Magazine and poydras s,s
Jan. II, 1882. v3n29 ly
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EVANS. SANDERS, f. co, :.
1 RE Just receiving large and fresh sapr'
~ Of oils, wines, spirits Of tufPen''ne' VIZ
Or, smoking tobacco &c,
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IN. M'ALPlN. P.s MILLER
u N. McAIPlN & Co, Wholesale Grocer,
49, and Dsairs ~ Wines and Liquors.
Canal street Row, and 10 Common street, New
Osleaua.
We invite the particular attention Of Merck
ants and Planters to our very large and well
selected stock Of Fresh Groceries.
Jan. 10, 1881. v3nas-Iy.
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n n LEFT n m.

lie len her yet he loved her as the star
That guided the lone devo,ee from far
The heart which meier at foes o, danger shook
Would trembIc like = reed before her lock.
lie left her. when he knew her heart his own,
(Had he not read il in her eyes and tone'J
And gioomiy upon hi, way he went,
With neer one gentle message TO her sent.
lie lei, her, p-oad he would mol stay to share
The peerless gem he would have died TO wear
Hs knew his path was cbeefless, cold, and dim.
And would not ask Of her to roam with hn.
lie len her; for ne knew tina, in his heart
The seeds Of death we've sosn with subtle art ,
lie would not stay to dim the sparkling fate
That seemed or that young peerless girl 10 wait
lie left her; for he might not WOO her hand.
And scugh, the exile of foreign land,
With a Wild hope that absence might control
The fer,id passion Of his secret soul
lie left her but, like soit tones Of u song,
O'ss breath Of flowers that noat the waves along,
Fresh in his hear, and brain remained her name,
That with each breeze aud tone and fragrance
came.
liz lcft her: flatterers around her knet,
And music with her sweet name seemed to melt,
But ah she loathed the low and honicd word
That never now from his deep voice WAS heard.
He Ian her: and a stranger in his pride
Obtained her cold consent TO he his bride
Yet, mid her glitter'ng halls she dropped and
pinned confined.
Like bird with dcath.ahsft meath its wing con.
lie len her; when they told him she WIS gone,
lie bowed his head, but never brcathed groan !;
Yet brighter grew the hectic on his cheek,
And every hour Re felt hi. steps more weak.
liz ieit her they wsre like two streams that start
From soms tai! mount and wander on apart.
And usvsr join their silye,y waves again,
r ~ as<ting mid the pillows Of the main.
He len her but there il world on high,
Where meet the pure, the faithful when they die;
May w not hope thy met vt last in heaven.
And clasped the golden links that here were
sivsn.
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sAMrEL REYNOLDS,

- uuIIr ~, 1t.a,-I.-. .,,.,, \.,, D,I,,rv
49, 20 $500 so - ~',,Lj U.,j M >,esl
- "' 49,. y, - ns,cr,,,,a,
'''s' '"''' "'' ,a,,
NEW 'hLhANs' 'vI - 1901
NamuH Reynod' Isq
Dear Slr; take ms opportunity OF express
ing to you my sincere thanks ana 'rnhehhs 10
you my grateful h""'eng'hen'S '"t oh'
great beneht | have received IRON Your .f"a,-
ment OF the f,eo Gamers on my hVht ''''",
which am HAPPY To state ~ quite "s'h anu
they have the appearance OF Denny mofo"safy
eradicdird, and am rhiy ihank'uI that the
torment, under when nave 10 l"hs 'hp"fe"'
has ceased. wv pen - inadequate !" oNpfsSs
the degree OF suffering l had experienced, Tor
the last two particularly, "' the long ihfty
years that have been t'ls n'rIcteh, hs an VINO
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SLAkk, DAY 4 STAUFFER. Dealers in
- Hardware Iron, Nails, Tin Plates, Copper,
&c, Ae., corner Canal and Magazine streets
New Orleans. G- Agents for Page. portable
$780, Mills
Jan. 10, 1889. vsnaa-am
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Conner Of Poydras and Camp Nfrce,s.
MRS. GRANT would call the attention Of
wi gentlemen and families Waiting the city
to her house. Il is situated IN the vicinity Of
the most business streets. And she would ns.
sure those who may call upon her. that every
care will he given to ensure their quiet and
comfort. Her house is spacious and well fitted
NJ, and her table is well supplied with the va.
ric,ies Of the market
W" Entrance % Poydras, or l0a Camp street,
opposite the American Theatre.
Jan. II, 1852 y3poD-ly.
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The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, -
worth. and profrs pnal acqnirrments, VIII -
pare favorably with the most di~tinga'saa..e1s.
our country. The medical faculty ccnss''S' r
m anomaly in this or any other county, n
of them are able lecturers and the ~
teachers. al
Those who will contemplate our geo.
cal position, and the extent Of our popsn =.
can have no doubt M 10 the eligibility o.
situation for AN enterprise Of the kind, ~
health, including all seasons Of the ysas'
deny that ANY OTHER cry MAS MORE.
A common error exists In the minds o. II
students relative to the place cf studying n.
icinc; those who intend prncticing among
disea.cs Of the West and South, ~honh -
tainly educate themselves al = school 49, ,r-..|
Faculty are practically acquainted Wiz ="
diseases.
That the public may be satisfied Of ue |.
msncncy Of this school, We feel Il our as2
state that the Trustees ard faealtv fofe
in notion, which augurs well for II. ia'sn
cess; and that the peculiar internal o'sa
which connects them cannot be ,nlesrupss~
f.. w. ". KING, ~.
President ef The Memphis lrass"
march 7, 1880. VI NV
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