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TNHE SOLE RHEUMATIC SPECIFTC
No w - MOrrim0re's Rheumatic

numerous astonishing cures it has effected OF Rau
matism In all forms and conditions has b.cn,pa .ba
m oss popular remedy ever offered to the American
public. In presenting this Compound 20 the com
munity, the Propretors, although aware from
past experience OF its entire rea slity to coue with
and eradicate every vestige of this dire com.
plsint are perfectly willing TO allow its merits to
be iud ged from its effects, as it is compounded ax
pressly tor one complaint, AID is only aooIica.
Die to such complaint, although its curative DOW.
era hay nave happy influence on otheril.s attend.
ing tie human frame More than :wa thousand
cases VI rheumatism, chronic and acute nave
been permanently cured during the past year by
the use OF Anew bottles OF the Compound, ana res-
timonisls ot the most hattering nature have been
and arSconstantiy received from individuals OF the
highest standing In the community. The deepest
seated aud moot nldeous cases have readily Welded
10 the potent influence OF this Compound. and al.
though physicians have pronounced many Of them
iacurable, they are ct living, sufficient eyldencss
To convince the most scepucale.
MortimOres Rheumatic Compound is
vegetable internal remedy, harmless III its effects
aud can be administered with safety to any aga
and condiion, and has never been known 70 fail
For sale by PURCELL, LA DID Il co, sole Az euts
for Richmond. w v ALEXANDER & co, Pro.
prietors, No l Barclay street. Astor House New
York.
Chronic Rheumatism Twenty Years
STANDING.
ST LOUIS, Feb %, l54s
Capt Edward Powers writes:--I have for more
than twenty years been severely sttlicted with
rheumatism, FIRST acute, then chronic. | tried all
other remedies of which could hear also had
the best medical attendance which could BE pro-
cured all proved unavaiiing. l procured and
used two bottles Of Mortimore's Rheumatic Com
pound and Blood Purifier and it cured NE scund
and well.
ia 81 EDWARD POWERS
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RY WELLINGTON Enddfn.
Commissioners SALE OF VAIL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALU.
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE and SLAVES in the
City OF Richmond.-By virtue of a decree of the
Circuit Court of Chancery for the city of Rich.
tnond, pronounced on the 9th January, 1853, in
the cage Ut Lipscomb's Administrator against Lips
comb &c, the undersigned Commissioner will ex
pose for sale, public auction. at the front doGr OF
the City Hall. in the city CT Richmond, on Friday
the l5tn February, 1853. commencing at ii Clock
NJ if fair, it not, the next fair day, all the real
estate and slaves which Moses Lipsco,nb died
seized consisting OF lots on Broad, Marshall and
Madison streets IN the said city, with several wood
Ell tenenents thereon also, valuable slaves con.
sistiug OF men, women and children.
The real estate is 10 be sold Ter our-toulth cash
balance at 6, l2 and IL months for negotiable notes
with approved endoIsers and title retained Til tue
further order of the The slaves will be sold
for cash. 70. l.. JONES, Comr
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN, Auc.
id 90
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Sd}m0nS' Trial.

ALBANY, Jan. 3l.-Salmons, charged with
aiding in the arrest OF Jerry, the fugitive slave,
6 brought up for trial this morning.
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B0sToN, Jan. 3l.-The whaIer A. II. How
and, lost near Honolulu, was insured for
S65,J00 in Boston, New Bedford and Nan
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BosToS, Jan. 3I.-Reed, Wing, has been
elected Alderman, in place of Mr.. Perry, de-
ceased. by large ma jority.
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CoSGREsS.-But little Legislative business
vas transacted in Congress on Monday, both
Houses being engaged in paying the last tri-
cute of respect to the memory Of Hon. Alex
suder II. Buel, deceased.
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DAGUkIfRhOTYPES

Would you keep those priceless treasures
Memories OF long vanished pleasures
anu preserve Tor your heholding,
Forms aud faces luEg since moulding
INCLUSION can take, with brief eadeavur
Face and form that last forever
truthful, lite-.ike, finely fetched portrait or
miniature of a relative or friend, severed from us
by distance or dea h. who would nu- prize and de-
sire To possess clear, rich, tone d. durable Oa.
guerreoiype Is an object rarely seen. But MOUL.
SONS Pictures withstand the test OF time, and are
pronounced by the highest authority UNSURPASSED
on either Size the Atlantic.
Our price tor one OF these hae Portraits s only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted TO please
no sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited to
cali aud examine specimens.
Observe tae name aud number-MOULSON'
Say aud Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, ITO Main
street. fe .
IL Pratts Daguerrean Gallery. No I45
Main street-Messrs Editors Please publish the
following Testimonials: "a very superior lk eness,
Robert Ihorp Very like" Roger Pryor, edi.
ter South-Side Democrat. "Li6eness executed gu.
perlatgely good" w. Roberts. 81 give Mr. Pratt
the preference to all the world in taking pictures "
+ r. Goodwin, Louisa county. MIR Pre:t needs
bus a trial and success will lie Inevitable - David
Moody. Mr. Pratt's pictuaes are as good or better
than have YET seeu,' w. J. McDowner. King Will
ham. The essuerreotype- in Mr.. Pra,l's collec-
ton equal any | have seen in London" John
Thomas, M D. editor OF the Herald OF the Kin gdem
and Age 10 Come fe2
f. Bakers Premium Bitters-Hard
TO beat-still they cOme.-Edgwood, Henrco
Coz. Et ker, Esq. i hereby certify that have
used your bltters in my family for Is 90 years
and found them to be first rate family medicine,
and have found them to feet everything that has
oeon said OF them. 1t is my opinion that per-
sous in the constant use Of them viii never be at.
cked vita the Ague and Fever.
Signed. GARLAND HhNES.
Richmond Va, l352.-E. Baker Esq, Desr Sir
his is TO certify tuat my wife has been suffering
with the Dgspepsis tor three four years and has
been entirely relieved from the use of two bottles
OF L. Bakers Premium Bitters. My mother has
also been subject to the headache for seve.
rel years and funnd immediate relief from the use
OF the above Bitters.
Respe stiu.ly HENRY BALL
Price only 81 cents per bottle. 70 be had st the
drug stores of
Purcell. Ladd & Co. A Bodeker Adie & Gray
Bennett Il Beers, Gaynor d Wood, and E. j. Pcot,
Main street; II. Blair, VIM. ?. Lsdd, and Seabrook
Il Reeve, Broad street, Richmond, Va. fe 2
superb Lik -uesses of Ladies -
SlMONS' LlkeResses of Ladies are admin ed for
their rich. delicate tone soft ivory tinted back
ground, which at once give them the appearance
OF q mig y wrought painting, with all the fidelity
OF an artstica Daguerreotype Those WHO have
not saen the art IN its high perfection invited
to call and examine specimens
NJ. P. SIMONS,
ia IS Isl Main street
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ROAD.
ON and after VI 0nday, 25th January, l:53, the
~ Mail and regular Passenger Train viii leave
Lynchburg daily, Sundays excepted, at clock, A
n, and arrive at Salem at 1G4 o'clock, III Re.
turning will leave Salem 1t O'CLOCK, z 81 and ar
rive in Lyuchburg a. 81 o'clock M--stopping, go.
ing and returning, al the following places only,
Forest Depot, Guodes, Liberty, Oak Mulga, Blu.
lords. Bonsacks. Big Lick, and Salem There will
be Freight Train leayin< Salem dgiiy Sundays
excepted. at 81 O'Clock, 81, ana one leaving Lynch
burg at II O'Clock, NJ. To each passenger car
vii! be attached. These trains willstop for Heights
and passengers at Halsey's, Ciay's, Forest Depot,
Goodies, Lowry's, Liberty, Oak Mulga, Baford's,
Bonsack's, Gsh's Mil, Big Lick ana Salem.
Slaves travelling by themselves on either train
must De furnished with w passes that oue can
be retained ii the office and it must be expressly
stated on the pass. that they sre permitted 70 go on
the cars Free negroes must OBTAIN tickets before
starting, of the ticket agent, 10 whom they must
produce satisfactory evidence OF their freedom.
THOMAS SHARP
ia 29-td Supt Tranp't Va & ienn r
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4 CARD.-The Subsc riber for the last ten
years engaged with the House of Messrs Kent,
Paine d Kent, al Kent, Kendall and Atwater, de.
aires to cell attention to the above CO partnership
notice, and hopes his friends, both i'll the city ana
country, will favor the new concern with a call
te l-2w Holm f ALVEY
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BY George j. sumner.

ny george j. sumner.
RARE CHANCE FOR ANTIQUARIANS.
A UCTION SALE OF GOLD, SILVER, AND
n COPPER COINS, MEDALS, &c. sc On
Monday Morning, the 2lst inst, commencing
at 10 O'Clock, at the large Room over the store of
Mr.. Elias Hale No LOG Main street. will be sold at
public auction, very large collection OF rare, old
and valuable Gold, Silver and Copper Coins,
Medals and Pocket Pieces, comprising from 1000
to 1900 pieces belonging to the estate of Abram
Levy, deceased.
These coins took Mr. Levy fifty years to collect.
and were highly priced and treasured up by him
great c7riosities. Also, very fine Gold Patent
Lever Watch; collection OF beautiful Oil Paint.
ings alse Chamber Furniture, consisting of one
high post Mahogany Bedstead and Bedding, Blu
reau, Washstand, Secretary and Book Case / pair
of handsome Ottomans, Chairs, Rocking Chairs,
Carpet, &c. &c
N. B-The above will be open for examination
on and after Thursday, the 18th inst, when cata.
logues OF the Coins be obtained and the pub
lic both ladies and gentlemen, respectfully in
vited to avail themselves OF seeing such large and
fine collection of great euriositles, and which is
said to be the most valuable in the United States
Terms cash.
By order of JACOB A. LEVY,
Ex'r of Abram Levy, deceased
Sale to be conducted by
fe It'd GEO. J. SUMNER, Auctr.
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JOB PRINTING.

EzF We received no telegraph dispatch last
NIGHT
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY D unioD. 1I...

BY Dunlop. NIoncare q -
KnOCkRlES AT AUCTION
=, nay, the 9Th February comms,.s.i YES.
O'CLOCK, We viii cell at our store ! asg az zen
men, oi groceries, consisting in pars Of as'oit
9o mas sugar, of prime quality
Lagusyra and Rio Coffee
re" Oriesns molasses, new and old cr,n
ity superior quail
Taow Candies
Apple end Peach Brandy; Rum
Gunpowder and Pouchong Teas Mustard
Coffee Sugar; 30 hhds prime Bacon
TEBMs.-Under $780, cash; over tim, o,,on..
Iour months credit for approved negotiable pane
Eg Sale Without regardto weather.
ie2 DUNLOP. MONDRE d CO. Auct.
By Davenport, Allen & Co, a
ROCERIES, &C.. AT AUCTION
" On THURSDAY, 3rd February, we viii sell
at auction store, at 10 O'Clock, an assortment of
Groceries, viz:
Rio Coffee, Java do
Coffee Sugars
Molasses and Syrups
Candies, Cheese
Bacon shoulders sides and hams
Lamp Oil
Apple Bra dy, N + Rum
kectifed Whiskey, Cigars
superior green Teas
Sal Soda, Paper, Leather &c &C.
TERMS Under 500 cash 800 and over, four
months credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & &C.,
fe2 Auctioneers.
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AUCTION Males.
THIS DAYN
BY WeIIIngtor 1l.1SE
OHn8tOu UO00I
COMMISSIONERS SALE oAp

UO00IA
COMMISSIONER S1Ip oAn
- ESTATE Pursuant to a decree of thsCircuit
Gosrf OF Richmond City, pronounced on tMalX
December 1852. Ia a suit therein pending. XsI
"Puryear We minter and oil, the undersieped. -.
missioner mis- appointed By said decree, win expose
s sa,e :. pubic auction, on the premises. on Wed.
nesday, the End Of February, 1853, a. 4P.M.f N
1sir. not the next fair day the following lot Of
Land, TO wit: the House and Lot ON the Fast line
oI 81. stepheo between Baker and Charity streets,
10 %. Duvals Addition, OF which the late Mrs- Jane
furyear died seized,
lEhMs-Cash as to one third Of the purchase
nsy &c to the residue on credit of and ~
dsn ns, In equal instaimeuts, with interest from
u sale the purchaser purchasers giving ne
sGaaoie notes with approved endorsers. Or bonds
,;,,a approved security Tor the deferred payments
fnllv property Retained until purchase money il
f1 anu conveyance directed by the court
SALE oo.s geo. WOODFIN, tsrnm'r
fran eonoacsed BY w. GoppIN, AucfrI
soia ineuiaeiy after the above sale thers will he
neish Ie o'ier improved property in the same
misses. Aao"n "a tnc pre-
fe 81, w. GODDlN
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HOUSE AND LOTS ON LEIGH ST.
AND BROOK AVENUE FOR SALE AT
AUCTlON--WIll be sold on Thursday, the 3rd
day of February. 1858, upon the premises, com
mencng at O'Clock, the Brick Store and Dwelling
on Leigh street, near Brook Avenue, now occupied
by Mrs Elizabeth K. Daniel; also, several vacant
Lots adjoining it on the East and West. plat OF
the property will be exhibited on the day of sale
TERMs-One-third cash; balance az and mos.
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by
trust deed, or title retained
a27 w GODDIN, Auctr.
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Ia Il. Nj. NOE, Merchant Tailor, of
IA New York, begs to inform the Gentlemen of
E Richmond and his Irregular customers, that
--A~- he will be At the American Hotel on Febru-
cry let, and will be hsppy to take orders for the
latest style OF fashionable Clothing. Ills stay
will be Tor q week He takes pleasure 10 refer ring
to the following gentlemen Jas Caskie, Esq;
John Stewart Walker, Esq J Milde5erger Smith,
ESQ in 07-I0t*if
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UHEGURF q HIAUkI. MANAGk RS
No. 81 Main street.
Drawn Nos. Delaware Lottery Glass %, Jan 81
Al - &c So AZ % 2I 20 SO 70 81
To-Dny.-Captal: $50 247 90. 900, 10000, so
of ,UE0 &C &c Is numbers, Is drawn. Tickets
$40.
TO-M Capitsl: s2i $780, 5000, 5000,
10 81 LOCO, &c: &c. 76 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets
IS teS
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TNO PLANTERS AND OTHEKs.-We

HNO PLANTERS AND OTHERS,-We
IL have this day associated with US in the Gener-
al Commission Business. Mr.. John Booker of
Charlotte county. The business will hereafter be
conducted under the name aud style of Morton.
Booker ~ Co. Their particular attention will
be given to the sale OF tne Staple Products us the
country. viz: Tobacco, Wheat, Fleur,
Corn. &c. and all kinds of Merchandise. they
vii! also bay on commission, all kinds of Produce
and Merchandise.
ThG business of WATKINS g. NORTON in
Petersburg, will be continued eretofore and all
consignments coming TO Morton, Booker d Co,
through Petersburg will be forwarded by them
with prOmptness and Ole patch, free of all charge
except what is actually incurred for Drayage,
which is Is cents per HID on Tobacco, and l cent
per Bushel on Wheat.
TAZEWELI.S MORTON L CO.
TAZwELL S. MORTON,
JOHN BOOKER,
SAMUEL WATKINS.
Richmond, February lst, 1853. fe l-64t&c4.r
EUit kkNT.-The upper part OF the House on
l. Hroad Street. between 4ih and 9Th, the resi-
cence for many years OF the lete Mrs DR. Lamusey,
1t is ellgioiy situated neay fitted up and well suit.
ed for medium sized family, having five Rooms
two Closets and two Cellars one OF which is erran-
ged for Kitchen. Gas with new and fashionable
fixtures, Hydrant, SC Possession given ABOUT
the 18th inst. LEWIS HILL,
fe Ia. 18th street.
NJ. ". COSBY, viii continue csss.r}EEk>
SN the hiring of Horses and Hack. 4ssSSaaa4AH
al nIs Old stand on Wan street He has auueu 10
his supply ut HACKS. one Of Mr. James Boshei's
new Style Of CABS. de would call the attention OF
the public TO this Cab, it being of the best il
the city. He has il his employ The careful and Pc
lite driver, Henry Clay.
He has Horses for sale and will furnish them at
the lowest market price, all he asks is Trial.
w. COSBY.
PS-Just received and for aale No / Broke
Mules, young snG sound. J. w. c.
1-7tr
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Els WANTED TO RENT-A House on
E:l Church HILL Of six or. eight roons, with Gar.
den and Stable attached. Apply to
DJ WALTON,
Ship Lock, Rockets, or, Canal Toll Office
ia lg-2y
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DIsPA TCH OFFICE,
Governor street, 2 doors from Main,
RICHMOND Ia
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Ron AND sTEEL sTUkE.-20o tens
Tredeaar, English, Country and swedss Irouj
~ tons Cast, German and English Blistered Steel
Sp4lter, Zinc, Pig and Bar Lead. Also, lin Plate
OF al description. For sale by
fe . EDWIa WORKMAN & CO.
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Printed al short notice aud upon reasonable terms
EF- Orders for all kinds of Printing will be re
ee!ved and executed in the handsomest style.
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&ILpER wAkk.-We have very superior
~ assortment OF Silver Spoons of all kinds AL
SO, Butter Knives, Fruit Knives, Dessert Knives.
Forks, Soup Ladies, Sauce and Gravy Ladies,
Cream Spoo e, Sugar Spoons Sugar Tongs Salt
Spoons, Silver Fish Knives and Forks, Silver Salt
Stands, Silver Mustard Cups &c, &c
jag GENNET d JAMES, Eagle Square
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Chronic Rheumatism INVENT Years
STANDING.
Ia - Go 60.

EDWARD POWERS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-23
TEVIs & BARRAROUX,
HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY, LoUIsvILLE, X

H1DhAULIC rOUNDhf LOU ' lille, MI,
A RE now making and keep constantly on hand; cast
n iron Screw Pipe, I, ], J.; IT, il, q q and inch
bore suitable tor steam, water &C. TO which they
respet ttfuIly invite the attention Railroad, Gas and
Water Companies and all Others in want of cheap and
durable Pipe.
ALSO-Mill Machinery of the most approved pat
terms made TO order; east iron Force and Lift Pumps
of yarious sizes and kinds, always hand. Tobacco
Lard, Timber and Mill Screws at the lowest prices; Car
Wheels and other castings for Raroads-Job work OF
all kinds promptly attended TO. The! are also The sole
re rs in the West of Roys q French's Patent
Hub Morticing Machines, for carriage and wagon
makers With one of these machines man can do
more work i'm one day and do IL better than he can do
in five days without it. One of these machines can
be seen in operation at Mr. C. DEcKERs cf this place,
who is the authorized gent for this and the adjoining
counties
Orders from a distance enclosing the money or sas-
factory references, promptly attended TO. jan29ly
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the public
i generally that he has resumed the above busnes:
ith which he mas long been famary acquainted and
designs establishing permanent Daguerrean gallery
in Evansville in Fosters buildings, corner OF Main and
First streets where he hopes 10 receive the ieque nj
visits of ladies and gentlemen which il shall be his
earnest merit; and he expects to be per
Imanent he depends upon exhibitions OF his proh
cheney and skill than noisy humbug of words for sue
lcess.
His reputation as portrait Ianteris too well estab
ished i'm Evansy e and else where 10 need remark fur
ther than that ne will be happy accommodate any de
string his services in that branch of art.
aD90 THUS. fOlNDEAlEh.
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JAMES Low a. CO.

Ala MAIN STREET, LOUISVILLE. Ky.
4 RE receiving their fall stock of Foreign aud
y Domestic Dry Goods TO which they invite the atten'
ton OF merchants coming 20 this market TO make their
purchases We are importing direct from Europe the
principle part of foreign goods and and riH sen
them good terms, the same articles can be
bought in any market in America. Our stock OF Amer
lean Prints will continue TO sell at the exact cost reu
the Agents in the Eastern cities for cash in par funds
Our purchases made exclusively for cash and at
such prices as will enable TO COMPETITION FROM
ALL JOBBERs buying their goods the usual time, and
il is determination not TO be undersold in this any
mark et In this country. aue9 dcxwtf
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KELLER, FARNsLEY g. co.
pvErG NOTICE.

TTAVING sold my stock of Drugs and Medicines
and al, business connected with the same, 10 Kel-
Ter Farnsley 81 Co., the first day of June last.
take great pleasure in in reducing them 10 the public
my old friends general y. Keller d Farnsley have
been known and appreciated in this community as gen
lcinsn ana excellent Druggists for some years Isaac
#. White who composes the company is needless for
me to say any ihing is known all who have trans
acted business with the last nine years Any re-
commemorate N from me would be superheus. May l
ask contineance the finn, OF those ayors so
iyJ5tf CRAWFORD BELL.
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WM. HOLDEN.

NUERCHANT TABOR, on First street. between Main
vi and Locust. is DOW prepared 10 manufacture any
kind suit of Clothes at the shortest notice. and
warranted TO it, lie hasa good assortmen, of Spring and
Summer Goods consisting of Cloths, Cassmers OF va
rious colors, plain and fancy Vesngs DC, &c. sum
Clothing made up the neatest and most fashon'
able STYLES. Mr.. II. will spare pains to erii con
nuance of the patronage with which has Been hither
40 favored.
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BFzEIERD SALOON.

CORNER OF AND FIRST STREETS,
(EHtraRce Ftrst Streef.)
rr,HE undersigned have purchased this well known
Saloon and entirely rehtted aud reiurhisheu II. A
= now ia every particular an agreeable place Of resort
ben. provldod h excellent Tables and ne
csarv for the comfort and pleasure OF VISITORS he
propretors will give thei personal attention to the "a
loon and spare trouble in making the isits o thei
friends pleasant Connected with the Billiard saloon
but on the erounl floor. is Bar provided with the
hoicst brands OF liquors and cigars. The old patrons
of the saloon and the public generally are invited 10
call ihUHr iho,r y u'cvViEv
apli AbDbhl ~ " AA-
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mEDICxLCoLLEGE OF EVANSVILLE

EVANSVILLEE. IND.
rr,rE session of 1884 of this institution. will
| mencr under more favorable auspices than that OF
anv previous year.
The Faculty have the pleasure ofannouncing TO the
Profession that new, cOmmodious and tasteful coll
epe ding is in process Of erection and will be
i'm readiness by the ensuing collegiate course.
The apparatus for demonstrating the various branch
es of PrOisson sample. and OF superior quality
that students may rely upon as fun aud cOmpletea
course of instruction in this, in any Medical School
East or West.
The followin gentlemen comprise the Faculty, viz
Levi Layeock. NJ. ID. Emeritus Professor OF Physi.
ology and Pathology. t
Hagh Ronalds NJ. d Professor OF eneral Descriptive
and Surgical Anatomy. $3.50
c. A. Foster. A. VI. N. ID. Professor Of Chemistry
John X. Wicox.M. ID. Professor OF Therapeutics ana
Pharmacy.
Madison Bray, NJ D. Professor ofthe Principles and
Practice of Surgery.
William II. Byford II. d. Professor OF the PHnciplcs
and Practice ofMedcine.
George Walker, NJ. ID. Professor of obstetrics, and
Diseases Of Women and Children. .
William A Mcdowell NJ. d. Professor OF the lnsti'
tutes Of Medicine and Medical jurisprudence.
Iohn T. Walker, M. ID. Adjunct Professor OF Anat-
omy.
vamber AMI continue four months. The Anatomical
rooms will he omen for the accommodation of Students
who desire to study practical anatomy from the hrst o
Eynense ofregular tickets $50; Martriculaton, IS.
Practical Ano,omy, SO. Good boarding may be pro-
aured at from 5 soto so per week.
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