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DOES YOUR EYESIGHT TROUBLE 1OUi-Do
o hno il scu read fne print DO hae work IN IS
-, r. at sht your eyes ache and become dn aa 2nu
80 f.gued little exercise and close apphcaa0n 10 os
60 repeatedly 70 get ne 's
T1sre b a causs ewes need assistance
s Al PRICES Spectacle hsbusory and set par OF ais up
49, v.s or Ins Spectaces hics for the 70 the ave
~ y;or "a cooling produced BY Their are
% by lsn4 experience be superior other sPaecs ever
.r.es soid rurranted the sight exchanged within
outbs JOHN PRICE Optiean aud Malis1rer OF cod All
slvsr specEelss. No SIS Brosdst Newark y J.
nR. FRED. HUMPHREYS, Homeopathy late OF
IL Utea has removed New York No 2 UuiVentTPsce W
Fac hoUrs. to 10 A. NJ ITO p NJ
nOWNING q YAUX, Architects, Newburgh, N
cons ouenoe the death Of Mr. DOWNING the bushes
dis frr ca1ied BY his surviving psrtnsr NJ OA'H
Walk Ofce. removed to Czwfords Hall Newb1rxh
JN0RFIGN PATENTS.-IMP0RTANT INFORMA-
Il TON EXHIBITORS OF AMEklVAS IN'ENAiVNS - VIC
coming WORLDS FAIR 49,. -.
.ss svE Patents to be taken and those arr
10 sny Applicant Of who be the setua inventor
fbi. especially England which eo1ny paving
cs ,nd similar gives more aten
ton =, our Of other nation nanl
tbr A. AZ the approaching Fan large numbers OF
dbs h here obtain what they IN the way o. I'M
AID Who will take those they can get OF ne
e e1pene Of patertng important thai exhibitors new
Ton. No al not intend abandon their nights abroad should
Under the laws OF England PfoVb
The Der Patents for Great Britain and Al otaer
r, Of Fuope In delivery the Fair IN steps
b. taLeu for that purpose JOSEPH PRISON No "ahS
MARTIN VAN HOVENBERGH-Attorne and
vi Counsellor at Law, Office and Residence No S4 BrOoness
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DooNToN CUT NALs-Msnufactured and con.

DoONTON CUT NAILS-Msnufactured and con-
~ 't@niiJ 90 band snd "r ." FULLER LORD
Ne. iSe Greenwich CedErst
nT0CK-TTN- LEAD. sHEET-ZINC, SOLDER, Sc.
E0g~s,. Nv JOHN NJ BRUCEs SONS 1Sk - Wsrerst
EpoN WIRR-Bgight Annealed and Timed, for sale
II bx JOHN NJ BRUCE's SONS Nos. i8 1es wster<
Pirt Premium Ranges
IOHN T. BUDD, Manufacturer and Proprietor o.
- Iks eesbrsre1 Cookos and Landry Ranges Also, T.
p, Ranges which fT beauty durability sud eoon-
60 snpot AD RANGES warranted n B-Pnc.s 0r
a. upward No SIC Brosd~ss. opposite ~ fho1Af Church
KNIyES and FORKS, POCKET-KNIVES, RA-
N ZORs SCISSORS. te-Bsidss Hardware Loeks Lseaes,
ms Boops &c snip CsrpeoterF Edse Ieo.
Coprng fun and complete ssornent o. kra.
sTe cutlery E6gs Can Be od the HArd~4 Store Of
c. s. LITTLE, Noe % and - Futon-st
old COLONY SHOVELS-The attention OF deal
~ Of really prime article Of Cast Stee shove ID
vtsd tbos. Manufactured b. me On Coony i0n 20 10y
vi on trs Re found superior q1sJ saa snse e 90 e. ~
made. JOHN > BDssiSs1 x ScS--.
Agents Old Colony Iron Co, No. q Ch1St-
DEGULUS Of ANTHONY, French star brand,
h for By JOHN NJ BRUCES SONS Nos lSs lss "ssf
CHEET IRON--Russian, English and American, Tor
- ALE BY JOHN BRUCEs SONS Nos lbs lss "sterst
GUNNER STOVES and HOUSEKEEPING hAhD-
- WAREA sze assortment Of al kinds o sale os Joy casa Dy
- WILLIAM CLARKE,
re. Carr1iDest- doors above bee er X
40. lg3 6fh ay- 3 doors above I1sn-st
no 30 Stb-sv- 5 doors sb We 1tnfr
yTyIN and TFRNE-PLATES- Charcoal and Coke
brnes fr sale by JOHN ~ BRUCEs SONS lsS lss "s'erf-
spDY FINE NAILS-Of the best quality manlfsc-
% rs5 a. for low Irces 1t hhe ENFihE NALL
Woke fot d z5.hst- Fest River
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DICH FURNITuRE.-JUIIU SDESSOIR, No $40

Broadway hsvns hzna lzrse nch Fzrrure es
CANT and Orsn in desa and Of saPsn wOrksashp pro
axly ehkrred ar
sce SNs pebble respectfully invited . s.n ss1
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-oonv1I F R5ETfT9s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

a J.
NxTOODVILLE AUCTION SALE.-EACUhSlONS
w IN WOODVILLE by LONG ISLAND RAlLROAo-On SAT
rRDAY MONDAY and TUESDAY, 2lst sd aud 2th May
Lave south Ferry Brooklyn side 81 IL O'Clock each DAY rare nan
prce &c cents both Weys1 a., II. -. A. -. ..1.o.a
Sot6t O'Clock. Free IL, -. v,,... p,oos,,v
v, for sal vicinity the Cities OF New tOk Brooklyn
"a William. bursh AZ sny time before. - ~
To he sd AZ Auction the premises At T. NJ ith aay 1901 O
BIFFCKER advertised in The Evening Post Express aud
H. pS,:,r smile. in all its loneliness. Come and
He'e ' ]. r PIrkIN, General Agent
JAMES CoLE. Auctioneer.
nOA LOTS ON FULTON, NETWORK and
ZtDU BROOKLYN-AvS., and on HERklMER SCI
"a ACIFC-sTs in the 9th Ward. Brook nJAMES COLE
son M M AT Auction TUESDAY May ~ 1883 at II o'clock at
~, Merchants Exchange kewYork the following desirable proper
~, Via ,.r..... p..otivo.v
So Lots on Ne x-Iork
Lot Fultonav.
q Lots Pacihcst.
So Lots Schuyler g.
40 Lots Railroad.
q Lots Herkmerst
Of Lots Ia this part OF rookyn oens on
~ ute of vicinity good improve
epts being paved and graded end he rest o. the
streets the os good grade fo ou dng and
large number fine dwellings have been erected sd ming the
property. -. A.. -
4Oh in that city, and the 10 no rock on tue
property. - 49,, - -. q. - a..i,.S
Mars offices OF the n No IS Fulton
St BROOKLYN and No. IS Nassaust, New-fork CvVD
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susnrauet yumpanies.

CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO.-CASH CAPL
NTAI. sSOooTbe Carl q tis Conraas 81 psd IN sat
Effected suilcu szt Pssoas property
Nstiss WA FbAADf, fr0esdenl
GEo. 7. HoPs, Secretary.
HOWARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
ls7 Broadway Company gsAes lnsaranee 'ssea Liz
Rks Nrfus System either o re ~hols term Of e
IN tied PERIOD the insured psrpsng proa 70 the extent ~
er cent Csoua and Arstss isss taken ap9e ne usual tsru
~. N' JACOB REESE, Pr,sdeat
W. y PoRTFR sAcsy. r. O. "a HUSrSsrOs Actsary
iogS METcaIFE u. EDxAKo FIgLDS N D. Nehsa GxN.r
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~ rIcR Ne rs Chssubes~t YORK and No a South 7h
onses nd lots IN New-iogE Niiansbarsh sad
grsnk for s.iec cheap sad on easy terms
'>0~S'' - = Iots with BuidDg Loans
P.s. hsns sry for as may send description and terms "
Es Cor catering property books Of this Office and books
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NEw ARRANGEMENT-PRATT, HARDEN.

~ bkk0h \ Co N<nrAcfnrers and Importers Of PAfEk
hAN6iN0S have rsaeved from Ne buizns Ne 50
BrcsSvsy, spd soded her Retail De-
Pamnt which ~ . ssns.sty supplied ali the aas de-
sbe sues Of French EnsA and American Papers and Interior
Deoooas 70 whss hsy sns;s e srisntOa Of hs Trends .,d
hans PsYer and feel confdnf svs scrn q tke
ho kvort them with
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TVHE MERCANTILE FIRE INSURANCE COM.
Il PAEY No. iS4 Broadway, corner o. yohna
CAPITAL 100000.
Inrure asainst Fire, Merchandise Dwelling
Houses Fn4utae yessek the customary
WIN A. IHOhSos, freadonf
joss BAKEs, Seetetuy.
OFFICE on rHE MAsBArrAs IEsysAscg cosVAsY a
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II AFAkGE FlRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Oec corner NAsa ant Ccdaru. opposite the PostO ee
CASH CAPITAL : 10000,
, p,gs,,s Mer,handise Vessels N Port their Cssocs
pogs,ho FnutuFr and other nsurabe psoo prepy sSsn
IN carnse Applications sent By oS = hOash TIE s
pafeh. vii Dc attended % PgounFty.
pawn VS. - DIRECTORS
: vr.,....,, daniel TslmAre A. NJ Binnnsef,
Wm. X. LOthToP Alexander Mchen4e So'n 1 ~
Robert Snath, L Ose efoenA, SSs.s ~ oo.t
John LsfaIre, J. Il Jeuungs my srVSa.er
ION tS~.N~''' ~ n &C., Cherries ? kirkls1A
, $50 49, + pi.,rbrt H. G. Adams
Frrdsrck Haley, janice Shown EaSNaS 49,
join Nelstcgd ID. ficson. 1eose SseaI
q q Cuunrsssrn, Thomas Houston, james NAn Nordea,
49,; " D.a-v-,, ,e Rcherf or Robert Patsn.
rsSls s.hsn Na.hsn Clan Joh8ston Livingston
Tohr n Fowler F. PoilhOr, u, James klsck.
X. Thorn, Maeuh@ - Se0fse sieoo'
J.. Van Wseenen Robert n Cor - p....,.
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n YGuTNING RODS-Whle an other Rods are con

tGH1NlNG kODS-Nhhe all othcr hods are con
aay ng erder the protection they claim ne slgaet
OTlSS PATENT INSULATED LIGHT
MING CONDUClOk Ae bonss which has been sppied
on ssarn on this nvHAv received unqualified prefer
cv,ry other Rod Persons Shng goeon VI
And u kr their ineies, % cat on the gsepeors LhON Us
eal and itN. Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-23
Visit to the Jesuit College Mt Georgetown
our WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May l6, 1853.
l take the liberty of sending you short account
Of an afternoons peregrinations in the vicinity Of
Washington. Whether it be of interest or not, you
and your readers will be able to Judge on per1sal
The Office seeker about Washington, or any one
else who has TO remain in that city at the mercy Of
any of the departments, and who lounges about his
hotel endeavoring to get through the day, no doubt
often feels-as your humble servant the writer has
recently feltlike denouncng that city the quint
essence Of dulness, humbug, maneuvring and ras-
cality in the universe; and, after indulging in few
spifhets Of this sort adourns TO the bar TO regain
his humor over julep or cocktail
Now, sir, as ! am somewhat Of a philanthropist,
and desire the good Of mankind in general and pity
snAce seekers in particular am willing to show
them how passed an afternoon very pleasantly,
and with advantage to myself.
After making as tolerabe dinner as the scarcity
of servants and the scramble would permit, I sailed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-23
Our Floriua Correspondence.
FORT MYERS, &c. Fla.)

Carloosahatchie river, April 20, 1858.
Indian Afaws-What WI Billy Bo,clegs DO?
You will attribute the scarcity of news in this
quarter to the datoriness Of King Bowlegs and the
civil authorities COMMUNICATION, as the one seems to
procrastinate and delay in his agreement and pro-
misses, the other mods his assent with perfect CON-
plaisance and composure. The Indians, being aware
of this are now foeking in in unusual numbers, OBJ
tanning whatever article they desire ia the way of
trade, Except arms and ammuniton,) much to the
satisfaction of the red skin, and the discomfort of
the sett ell or Cracker
hear from the most reliable sources, that Bowlegs
and party will be permitted to remain in their native
forests until further action is deemed necessary, no
time being specified. rumor of the pmoval of the
troops at present occupying the Indian territory Is
prevalent they being relieved by fresh troops from
the North. This have from the Adjutants office,
at Tampa Bay, direct.
Gen. Blake has arrived at Tampa, and is daily ex-
pected here but on business of no general impor-
lance, merely to settle the unfinished business of his
department. left 80 on account OF the uncertainty Of
human affairs particularly the selection Of our Chief
Magistrate, The benefit Git any of his late exer-
tions for the removal Of the Semnoles cannot, at
present. be perceived hence his unpopularity among
us, and the people generally.
Brevet Major French, first artillery, recently
arrived from Washington, his furlough having
expired. He assumed the command OF the post
Immediately after his arrival, much to the salts
faction of all c0ncerEcd.
Desertions from the troops stationed here are nu-
merous and accounted for The season Is unusually
healthy, and the weather moderate.
BY recent conversation with an Indian, who
speaks some English, understand that Bowlegs will
visit the post, prOrid persona, in short time will
then give you detailed account OF his views, pros
poets feelings etc. concerning the late farce enact
ed between him and the government.
BILLY BowLEos, in.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-23
Our Boston Correspondence.

BosroN, May 81, 1863.
Fuuardness oftlc Seasom--Actior Of the Consttu-
tionol Convention on the State Senate Governor
Clifford in ynJwm-1he Democratic Organs in
boston, Difference in the Treatment they Receive
from the Adm,n,stration-Rema "Spiri-
t,al' Rcrelations-Boston Public Lands-Ma-
dame Sontag-The City Library-7ne Athc-
noum-1he Postmaster Of Lawrence-Ihe New
Catholic Church-1fr. Shiil,bers Poems-Mr
Hawthorne's Departure Correspondence of the
Revoiutlon-Ney Edition of Pi,starch-The
KEY TO Uncle Toms Cabin'-Hawthorne Nec
Work-Libro d Oro-Debates of the Convention
of ls20-Kossuth in a Fir.
We are in the enjoyment Of the most forward
spring that has been known for years. We are
fortnight ahead Of last year, at the very least. All
around Boston the country is perfect garden, and
the same is the condition of the remoter regions al
owance being made for the superior cultivation that
is sure to mark the rural districts that border on
great city, aordiDg sure and profitable markets to
agrculturists. II is delicious TO travel about now,
when the sun is not too hot TO make exposure un.
comfortable and the fruit trees are in full bloom the
forests well clothed, and the meadows green as the
youth OF man. Farmers say that II no unfortunate
events shall transpre, in the shape Of frosts and
"cod snaps" the agricultural interests Of Massachu-
setts will have reason to remember 1853 az great
year, as the French. now lock back to 1911 as the
year Of the vineyard greatness. Let MS hope that
they are not destined to be disappointed.
The Constitutional Convention has at last got at
something Of practical character. On Wednesday,
by vote Of 220 TO H. it was decided that the L..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-23
Our Oregon Correspondence.

VANCOUVER, Oregon Territory
February IL, 1853.
Winter IN Oregom-Emigra Selecting Land
pancouU1-Ihe Indians
wish could gather together the news of this i'm
mense Territory and send it TO you, for it no doubt
would prove acceptable to many Of your readers who
contemplate coming out here the ensuing year.
But the country is 80 extensive, and communication
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-23
yIscouNT PALMERsTos TO LORD nowDEN.

FoRsaGS OFFICE April l. 1851
Ny LoRp-With reference 10 my other despatch OF
this day date which speas Of Spain having received
n large money pay Dent on CONDITION thar the Spanish
fsye trade should be abolished thick II right to men
ton in case your dship M Bertran de Lis should
rot be axare Of that the given to Spain for
that purpose f4oo 600 agreeaby to the pulatons
of articles and OF the treaty signed at Madrid the
23d of September, 1877.
(SgLed PALMERSioN.
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LORD PALMERsroN TO LORD uowDEN.

FOREIGN OFFICE August Z 1851.
MY LORD have to instruct you 10 present
note to the Spanish government, stating that H.
government have directed renfoI be to
a. cruisers empoyed on the coast of Cuba for the
suppres of the slave trade and Ms government
den it due to the frankness which ought to charac
terze the intercourse of friendly TO let the
EyAni b government know that II, seems to be the
the government of Madrid unable to its sub
ordinate officers in Cuba to carry into execution the
treaty Of the Spanish for the suppress
sion Of the slave trade and to enforce the laws promn
gated by the crown of Spain in execution of those
engagements, the British government must itself
obliged take the matter into s hands and to have
such matters in relation may appear
II. 8 government best calculated to accomplish the
purpose in view. am, &c,
(Signed PALMERST0N.
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growing city, was the only coaltionist who had re-
ceived place in Essex county. 1t seems that Mr.
Watsons appointment Is not altogether satisfactory
to the democracy OF Lawrence. The Sentinel, de-
mocratic organ in Lawrence, declares that it is un
satisfactory TO eghths of the people there and
will be as destructive as, it pithily adds, Mr. WIS
RASH hotheaded acts and indiscretions usually are to
the best interests of the democratic party Of Law
renee" The editor of the Sentinel was himself an
applicant for the Office, and Mr. Watson opposed his
appointment on the ground that he was a foreigner
The office was worth fight, for last year it paid
200 fees though it is only about seven wears since
Lawrence began TO show itself among our important
towns, and it is said that twevemonth will witness
an increase OF fifty per cent in its population Mr..
Watson has made ten-strike," and suppose that
he don't care much about the criticisms that are
made on him.
Some of our First men" have presented memorial
to our City Council, praying that the Catholics NAV
be allowed to erect church on the "jail lands
against which proceeding great deal Of prejudice
has been excited. The memorial is signed by Rufus
Choate, Abbott Lawrence, r c. Winthrop, Edward
Everett George Ticknor, and twenty others "of the
same sort" but fancy that the Catholics, how
grateful soever for such aid will not exactly like the
idea of being ranked with religious sectsn az the
memoralists have it. This memorial s in aid Of
another, signed by Bishop Fitzpatrick and Rev. Mr.
McElroy, praying for leave to build the church on
the lands named. The very reverend memorialists
city, and they express their readiness to pay fair
equivalent for the difference between the value Of
the land should it be used for religious rather than
worldly purposes. The new church would be great
ornament TO the city and IL Is TO be hoped that it will
be erected Nothing but prejudice has caused the
opposition that the purpose of the Bishop has en-
countered. Had Protestant church been proposed,
we should have heard nothing about the superiority
OF dwelling houses to religious edifces taxable
property. Those terrible fellows the Jesuits, will
earn the. new church.
Mr.. Siilber's long promised work Rhymes with
Reason and Without, has come out. II contains some
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-14
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NroTICE Ia hereby given to the creditors and all others
interested in the estate Of GILLIAN KING, deceased
that the undersigned administrator Of said esAte the %
ay Of the next November Of tho Rails County Court,
a. Oon thereafter uAd onurt will hear tho same will make
6nsl tettlsmUnt u hts standardization Of Esd estate.
! JOHN RouSF, Admit cI
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

IN THE DAILY JOURNAL.
First insertion, Five Cents a Line
Each Insertion afterwards, Two and HHh Cents
line.
Advertisements will be published from six TO twelve
days at Two Cents Line for each insertion, including
the first.
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HANNIBAL MO-: WEDNESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER a. 1853.
HORACE f. DlMICK & CO.,
No. AZ Main street,
ST. LOuiS, Mo-

TMPoRTERS and manufactures Of Guns Rncs Pistols Of
the various descriptions We would respectfully say that
We have the largest and general assortment Of firearms
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United States. We do NOT think It necessary
articles but Wewlay " not furnish the right sort Of
articles there Is not much chance Of getting them Of
NElGHbOlS Gunmakers material wholesale and retail,
b The poWe; and Aconaoy Of tested by prae
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NEVER FAILING REMEDY!!!
H0LLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

Copy OF Letter from Mr.. Thompson. Chemist Iiy-
erpool, dated August goth, 1852.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
OEAR SAL am enabled TO funish Won with n most
extraordinary effected by your invaluable Oin,
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time, and afterwards intimate f d,dcrcr, in.
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A MOST ExTRAoRDrNARY cTRE E'SSS 0s
DREADFUL SKIN DISEASE WHEN ALL
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Copy Of Letter from Mr. Hird, Draper, Of Ready
near Gainsbro', dated March lsi, 1852.
Ts professor heLLowAY,
SlR Some time since, one Of my children was af-
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CERTAIN REMEDY FOR scoRBUTiC; ariR; HUSoRs H.-IT5
AND AN ASTONISHING CURE or AN
OLD LADY SEVENTY YEARS OF AGE
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Cory Of Letter from MessIs. Walker and CO., Chem
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To Professor HoLLOwAV,
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the use Of your valuable medicines M the neighbor-
hood We may mention that Of an old lady living in
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Washington sentinel., 1853-12-09
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE

IN Washngton.-The Thirty-second Annual
Course of Lectures will commence on the fourth
Monday in October, and continue until March.
FACULTY.
Thomas Miller nj. D., Professor Of Anatomy
and Physiology.
VIM p johnson, M. D., Professor Of Obstet
rics and Diseases of Women and Children.
Joshua Riley, M. d., Professor Of Materia Med
lea, Therapeutics and Hygiene.
John Fred. May, M. d., Professor of the Prin-
ciples and Practice Of Surgery.
Grafton Tyler, M. d., Professor Of Pathology
and Practice OF Medicine.
Robert King Stone, NJ. d., Professor OF Mcros-
copal and Pathological Anatomy.
Lewis H. Steiner, M. D., Professor Of Chemis-
try and Pharmacy.
William II. Saunders NJ d., Prosector and De-
monstrator.
The facilities for the prosecution of practical
anatomy ample.
Like most similar institutions in Europe, the
desks from which the regular lectures are given,
and the wards for clinical Instructions are under
the same roof
The extensive additions TO the buildings since
he last session, for the accommodation of the
sick, will greatly extend the usefulness of the
medical and surgical clinic.
The entire expense for full course Of lee
lures is. Sv0
PRACTICAL anatomy by the demon nstrator....... 10
Martriculating fee payable only once). ...... 5
Graduating expenses. ...................... 25
Admission TO the Medical and Surgical Clinic
tough the whole course without charge
ROBERT KING STONE, MD,
Dean Of the Faculty
Office and residence corner of r and 18th SITS
Sep 2l-tf