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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-12
Virginia and North Carolina Railroad

\
pa.iLon Of citizens of Henry, Pittsylyona, Bed.
- nd other counties for R.R. from the North
csrSN1As 20 this city. We believe that moth
ing more thnn charter is asked for-the friends
of the measure having confidence in their ability
to construct the Road without an appropriation
1t would be in the highest degree unreasonable
and unjust, that their wishes should b., denied
them. We understand that the petitions have
been quite numeroasly signed and the.t very
earnest feeling has been aroused along the whole
proposed line A correspondent whose letter
appears in another column, gives account of a
meeting lately held in Pttsylvana county, al
which distinguished gentleman, in the interest
of Danyillc, and adverse to this Roe,d, seems to
have taken nothing by his motion.
IMPORTANT RuMoR.-Tbc Philadelphia Bulle-
tin publishes the following important despatch
from reliable New York correspondent. We
shall look with much interest for its confirmation:
"Private letters received by the Canada state
that England aud trance had formally declared
war against Russia, and that Lord Palmerston
would resume his place in the Cabinet.
The New York Flour market advanced Cd per
barrel, and corn cent per bushel, in conse-
guence Of this intelligence.
Posi- OFFICE MATTERS. The Postmaster Cen
eral has made the following, among other appoint
monts Of Postmasters, in Virginia. to fill yacan
cos created by resignation
John Il. Payne, Patrick c. H., Patrick coun
ty, vice Green Ayers; John w. lsbell Oakville,
Appomattox county, vice b. c. Mosby; Asa llol
land, llales Ford, Franklin county, vice Thomat5
Holland j. j. Tinslcy, Cascade. Pittsylyauia
county, vice John II. Daniel; VIM. II. Speare,
Bersheba, Henry county, vice Solomon o. Dell
ii. ;. Muse Onks' Shop, Pittsylvania county.
vice VIM. G. Tate; Beverly b. Walker, ChulI
Level, Pittsylyania county, vice ID. II. Panmill
Lewis L. Turnbu Gogginsville Franklin couu
ty, vice John ID. Horn; Richard f. Darnall, Re
treat Franklin county vice John b. Peters.
MISSISSIPPI SENAToR.-A late dispatch front
Nicksburg says there is considerable feeling il.
Mississippi relative TO the election of the l.. )
Senator. The chances for the election of Gen
eral Qutman quite favorable.
MAYORS William Taylor and Eliial
Chism, the individuals arrested Tuesday ovenin
for passing counterfeit notes, were brought fol
ward, but remnnded for examination to day
They are both young men, and residents Of Hal
z.
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FUTURE DAYS.
A DEED Of Trust
Negroes at Auction.

an Saturday m lrning III 14tlI inst at III O'Clock,
~ will sell IN front Of my Store, valuable Ne
or,, belouginp L, tho estate Henry Wade deed. viz
One woman 81 one Boy 10; One b y Is. and ! mnn
90 year. If age-Good Factory Hands, fwo Girl, IL
and II years of aae.
BY Order the Legneses
G. RICHARD PHELPS, Sale..nan.
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Prices of Stocks.

City Bonds, par l00-snles $1Ol S
Va and Tenn r. II Stock, par 100 (guar'td.). 80 o
Citizen Saw. Bank Stock, par 100. 124 o
Lynch Hose and Fire ms Stock. par 90, 1890 25 0
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MAYORS CouRr.-Williom Taylor and Eliia
Chism, the individuals arrested Tuesday cvenin
for passing counterfeit notes, were brought foi
ward, but remanded for examination to-day
They are both young men, and residents Of Hal
fax, Virginia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-12

LII PERSONS indebted to the Estate of
IA Clement 5. Christian reque tel 10 ina pay.
mcnt o Immediately and all those having claims
against said e. requested present their for
adjustment. My ad hess is Oter Bridge. Bedfori Co.
VIM l. GOGG1N, Admir-.
Jan ) CIV
t1g'wyhevl, Telegraph and Bedford Sentinel copy
a..,..,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-12

MISSISSIPPI SENAToR.-A late dispatch fronl
Nicksburg says there is considerable feeling IL
Mississippi, relative TO the election of the T.. 5
Senator, The chances for the election of Gen
eral Quitman quite favorable.
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yxUsGNEssOr IMpORTANGE ba'

= rendered /, necessary iar Ia sp'n sekeaa
months this inter In the South. have as my Commits
ian aud other usiness IN the ialds al my ntPrw, sf
William A. Tot. nLo wt be assisted ard 'sisfa :!
my frienc, MIR Joseph b Nowiin bly, fre ds ia eo''
''' ~, 81 :. WM r. SMITH
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, be followed by Sanfords version oi--
Happy Uncle TOMS Cabin,

Or, Real Life in Old Virgi,;,
Portraying the happiness of the negroes Of m. g."
Introducing the harmony TINT prevails unon y,
tions-Their holiday festivals Marriage. lra
Dances, &c. 0s1
Aunt Chloe-Mr. Rudolph,
Uucle Tom-Mr. s. Sanford,
Lizu-Mr. r. II. Sitter,
George Harris-Mr J. Lynch,
ropsy-Mr Collins
Lame Jake-AIr Cayanab
Csssy-Mr FRYER.
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COMMERCIAL.
Lynenburs Tobaeeo aud whsa, narIs.

LYScHBuRG, Jan. III. lcal.
ToRAcco-No operations.
WHEAT-sl 10 to 81 ID.
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WISTAR'S BALSAM.

TWNfIE best remedy ever known to man, for Coughs,
n Asthma Colds, Group, Bronchitis, Influenza, Bleed.
ing of the Lungs, Difficulty of Breathing, Liver Arse
tons, Pain Weakness of the Breast, or Side, Hr
Stages OF Consumption, etc.
From he ran Monitor, Afiss
This medicine, prepared by u long-experiened and
skilfu physician tested and approved BY great uaH
Der of intelligent, distinguished and respectable persona
In various parts OF the country, Is now received and
used with entire confidence and with great success By
those afflicted with Pulmonary complaints II 10 also
recommended as valuable medicine for other disssss
such as Colds, Coughs, and particularly those diseases
whose tendency Is to Consumption.
From the BostOn Mercdafiie J1uYasI
This medicine, coming from n respectable source, and
carefully prepared by experienced and skful physt
clan, is received by the public with confidence. hs
cacy has been proved In many obdurate cases Of dN
ease, and 1t. fame has rapidly extended. 1t has bees
extensively used in every part OF the country parties
ary in the Middle and Northern States and strong es
timony from Intelligent and highly respectable persons
has been adduced In favor OF its merits remedy or
Colds and Coughs, affections of the Chest Diseased '
err and Dyspepsia. ...
We would advise those OF readers who are hbot
ing under an affection Of the lungs to make Immediate
trial Of this truly excellent medicine. The most lusi
gent and respectable families OF city have adopted
II as favorte medicine and persons predisposed 70
consumption who have used t. speak Ia the highest
terms OF its efficacy
Beware Of counterfeits and lmmitattons-syrups ana
all other preparations Of Wild Cherry. Remember, they
only initiate in name, without possessing the vlruss
Buy none but the genuine and original
Dr. Wtstar's BaIsnur of wild Cherry
Signed sanford and Park" on the WRAPPER around
each bottle.
Sold, wholesale and retan. by
sCoVIL MEAD, III Chartre. street, o..
between st. Louis and Cont,
General Agents for the Southern States 70 whom al
Sold also by p. H. KEITH 4 Co, Athens; CowAr Hrs
Mosp, Charleston; W. H. CRAoNlLEs, Cleveland Nos
mcKAMY, Benton; j. A. G. W. Corfu, Madisonvln%
and by agents in every town in the State.
Dec. ], lSG-6m 9B
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Died.

Died,
At the residence OF his father the head OF Emory
River In Morgan county on the 18th OF September last
AspKasos LEwEILEy Ii is painful record the death
Of one so young, good, and promising Of future
usefulness as the deceased lie the son Of William
and Nancy Lewelen, and was born in Morgan county,
NAV 2Oth 1884 Ills vigorous, manly form, and gener
GUS noble countensnce, shall greet the eyes oil
the writer on earth; but he hopes to them In hap
pier world. lie was most dutful and loving son, and
most kind and afectionate brother lie was returning
home from attending Divine Service on the Sunday night
before his attack when he felt the first symptoms OF his
disease typhoid ever) which rapidly hurried him to the
grave His parents have the consolation OF thinking
that they did everything in their power to alleviate his
sufferngs, and Of hoping to meet him where parting
shall be no more. lie bore his suferngs with the fort
tude and patience which mercul God gives to those
he loves and taketh to himself May his afflicted pa
rents meet him in lIeavenl
"No chilling winds nor poisnous breath
Can reach that hea.thful shore;
Sickness and sorrow, pain and death
Are felt and feared no more" FRIEND
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JiMES ARMSTRONG,
FOR WARDFNG AND COMMISSION
%orch ant

No. AZ Market street, Charleston, 8. g.
AJOTICE.-8s the South Carolina Rail Road Com
IN pany will to forward Goods and after the
LIST OF July, 1854 offer my services Forwarding and
Commission Merchant. AL Goods directed to my
will be forwarded promptly and with despatch. will
also receive and sell any Produce consigned to me,
or forward as directed; and offer the following named
gentlemen
References Ill. W. Conner; Courtney Tennent Co;
Gillilands Howell Co.; Hyatt, McDurney Co.; Town
send Crane Co.: D. r. Fleming Co.; IIaviland Har-
raj Coz Williams Price; Person, Jennings Co.; w.
II. Beach; D. w. j. 2. Force Co; Hand, Williams &
Wilcox; Chamberlain, Miller Co. Shepherd, McCreery
Co.; Rankin Pullam 4 Co.. Hare, Calhoun 4 Co.; John
Fraser 4 Coz Geo. L. Clarke A. s. Hull Co.; Geo Y.
Wadron Co. Sussdorf & Leding; Cameron Webb
Co.; Dewing Thayer and Co.; Ewbank and CAN'T; Brown
and Stone; Condict, Jennings and Co.; H. II. Williams;
ID. A. Amber; Z. b. Stoddard and Co.; Gustavus Foin;
j. S. and l.. Bowie aud Co.. Bates and Mitchell; McCar-
ter and Coz IIasetne aud Walton Roosevelt Hyde and
Clark; Bancroft, Belts and Marshall; Browning and Le-
man; Gndradt and Duncan; Y. d. Fannng and Co.; =.
Lanneau; r NJ Cohen and Co.; 7. NJ. lorsey and Co.;
james Adger and Coz W. W. and J. K. Read; fogartie
and Deland; W. q. Bancroft and Co.. James c. Jones;
John RUSSELL Ketchum, Taylor and Coz Hayden, Brother
and Co.. Hayne and Yaes X. Hawley; James +. Spear;
Caldwell Bakely and Co.. Holmes and stoney; IL. F.
Baker and Co; Mathiessen. Simons and Co.. r. Dun;
W. and j. r. Adger, Simonds, Ruff and Co.; John DAILY;
Fackler, Colcock and Co. Sept. !, 1S3f-Gm-31Q
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$lOO,OOo
WORTH OF REAL ESTATE
CITY OF KNOXVILLE, TENN.


CITY OF KNOXVILLE, TENN.
INCLUDING
business Houses aud IL Residences. willie
and Mill sites, and Vacant Lots,
admirably located in the centre ofthe city to b.
sold Ii'I7HO UT RESER We, dt PUBLIC
AUCTION, in Rnorrilie, on Tuesday, Jaw
udry oh, 1855.
TNIIE undersigned will offer for sale, r0SI'
l. lively WITHOUT RESERVE, at Pub
lie Auction, on Tuesday, the 9th Of January.
1855 and succeeding days until sold, abou,
100000 worth Of Real Estate, in the city Of
Knoxville, Tenn. The property consists 81
lots upon Main, Cumberland, Gay, Hill, Water.
Prince, Walnut, Church and other streets Of
the city, and also MILLS and MILL SITES
Many Of the lots have already upon them val
liable BUSINESS HOUSES and RES1DEN'
CIIS. paying good Rents, while the unimprov'
ed Lots are go located as to offer great induce.
ments to persons desiring TO invest in Real
Estnte in this thriving city. The MILLS and
mill sites. situated within the limits Of the
city, are more adyantageousl located for.hds
,yacturing proposes than any other property
in or near Knoxville.
Diagrams OF the property are being prepar'
ed, and will be distributed or furnished to
applicants addressing cit her OF tho uDdersigi'
TERMS go per cent cash or approved Pe
per, on day OF sale will be required. Note
for the remainder at 8, IL and IS months,
with interest aud mortgage upon property un'
I'll paid. Nv. J. HlLRS
G. NJ. M'GHEE.
Nov 10, is5i--td $50
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ChanCcry Bale.
VALUABLE LANDS.

DURSUANT TO decree rendered in the
Il Chaucery Court at Madisonville. | will,
on the oath day of January, 1855, sell at the
Court house door in jacksonville, to the high.
est bidder, on a credit of twelve months, with
interest from sale, Except $3.50 required to
be paid in HANDY all the interest of Gideon
Morgan decd, in the following described
Lands, VIZ:
The Citico Mill Place, in Monroe county,
containing 60 acres, the South east quarter
of section 80, fractional township 9. range 5
East, of which said Morgan died, seized and
possessed.
A tract containing 1880 acres, granted to
said Morgan by Grant No. 34S7, adjoining
first described tract.
A tract Of 5000 acres granted to said Nor
gan and Nat. Smith, by Grant No. 1918.
A tract of 5000 acres, granted to said Nor.
gan and Jacob Peck, by Grant No. 1888. ad-
joining last named tract. All situate in Hi
wassee District Monroe county.
And on the 18th day of Jasuary. 1855,
will sell on same credit, at Rogers Hotel, in
the town of Calhoun, five Town Lots in said
town, numbers "a 10. 70, II and so, in the
plan of said town, the prsoerty of said G.
Morgan. deceased J. A. CJFFIN, c. d. M
Dec 10, ls54-6t Prs fee 81 325
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BY HoyaILessers Patent.
THE HYDR0M A G s N,
WATERPROOF, ASTEcoNSG1P1HE
80 H TX . q Il Il .,
HAxrTAcTrKED BT
- =, n nuru ~ n II LEV & CO.,

III ARC CURT IL IL A ID L. r q SO''
"A MARKET STREET, MAScHrsTER.
Principal Warehouse, iO2 Wood street, Cheapssds
London En0lond. A,He'Scdn EsfrCIisAi7ent' %
Ann sfrstt and lU9 Nassau street, Sste York, T. y
yEyuE uydromagen is a valuable discovery for pro-
tecting the feet from damp or cold and therefore
preventative Of many Lung diseases, tltoM any doo
tor.n0 lchateuer The Hydromagen Is In me orn ?,
sole and worn inside the boot shoe. Its 7sedscdtef
Character l. a powerful antidote to disease.
For Gentlemen Ii will be found agreeable, warm ana
healthy to wear In the coolest or rainest weather. s
the foot cannot wet If the ydromagen Is insert
ed Ladies nav wear the lghtest soled boots or shoes
in the most Indictment weather with mpany; while CON
smpon SO prevalent among the young OF our country
may be thwarted by their general adoption They en-
tirey spercede overshoes and the latter cause the feet
10 pcrsore In very unhealthy manEer; and, besides,
are not dangerous to pedestrians In Icy weather.
like india rubbers While the latter cause the feet TO
apr,car extremely large, the Hydromagen being mere
thin slice of cork prepared peculiarly placed inside
does not increase the size Of the boot cause the loot
10 apper untidy TO Children they extremely yau
able they may engage IN exercise win eoIor anu
need mention; besides, those who patTonzs them VIII
fnd their yearly doctors bill much diminished thereby
As the Hydromagen is becoming more known, its sale
IL Increasing to an almost incredible extent Last year
in London Manchester Birmingham, Liverpool, Olas-
gov Leeds, Dublin, Paris, Antwerp, Hamburger, and
Berlin our sales reached 1872 459 pair of Cork Solos,
This wear the number will far surpass that.
ASK the Faculty their opinion Of their value az pre-.
rentve for Corous, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and
CONSERVATION.
Mems Size = pair, .....................S9 cents.
Ladies' Size, n pan. .......-.' 90 90
Boys and Misses Size n pair. ..........2J do.
Noticc.-from the Retail Prices make very
liberal allowance Jobbets and Wholesalers, so that
any storekeeper may make fine pront on their snle
while they article that may be kept In any store
among any class OF goods.
UARcoURT, BRADLEY CO,
50 Ann street, Neae York, u g.
Nov H. ls5i-Sm S2l
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HnNn aAEE.

ON Saturday. the goth of January, 1855,
" at the Courthouse door in Athens. Ne
MIMI county, Tennessee, will offer for sale
to the highest bidder, at public cutlery, for
cash, l6D acres of Land, lying partly in Nc
Mimi and partly in Monroe county, being the
Southeast quarter of section five, in town
ship three aud range first, East Of the Meri.
dian, in the Hiwassee District. Said Land
belongs to the estate of the late Nathaniel
smith, deceased, and is to De sold under n
decree of the Cireuit Court Of McMinn coun-
ty. Tennessee. at its December term, 1854.
MARY A. CARR, Cor'missi0ner
Dec. %. ls54-5t Prs fee SO $40
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School of Medicine and Surgery,
FOR PRIVATE INSTRUCTION,
Knoxville, Tenn.
RTCHARD 0. CURREY, H. D.

IICH1RD u. CCHhEl, H. u.
B. FRAZIER, NJ d.
hUR object is to afford to Medical Students the re.
" qusite advantages for acquiring a thorough and
practical knowledge Of the fundamental principles OF
medicine.
The method OF instruction will be by a systematic
Of Redding In the best aud latest Text books by
experimental lectures, and daily examinations accord
ing the plan puitu d successfully In the University
Of Virginia, and il Ia. European schools
Unusual advantages will be offered for the study of spe
sal and Surgical Antony. and experimental chemistry
The course OF study will be continued through the
entire year, and will be divided into two terms
The Winter Term, beginning on the first Monday in
October will embrace the studies Of Anatomy, Surgery,
Chemistry and Matera Medica.
The SUMMER Term, beginning on the first Monday in
April will embrace the studies Of Physiology and Path
oogy, Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Children
and Theory and Practice of Medicine.
special Term for those desiring will be entered upon
In January to continue till the opening 9! the Summer
term. Each pupil will have the cabinets and
libraries OF the Instructors.
Fee for the Winter Term, alone, ...............S5
For Summer Term, alone, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
UT the W
Special arrange nents made with those who wish to
pursue only part Of the course Of study.
For further particulars apply to either OF the Insruc-
tors by letter at their Office Cumberland street.
West OF the Post Office, Knoxville, Tennessee.
Dec 10, lS5i-Sm 1927
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Testimony cannot be contro-

IN. Of the most startling "a narrated Of Or. Me-
Lanes Vermifuge by Dr. John Butler, OF Lowell frum-
hull CO. Ohio. The case that OF young lady who
had been very for eight years. aud had consulted
number Of physicians who had treated AS one OF Pro-
Iapsus Uteri DR.. Butler then called in, and Tor
believed with his predecessors that It was case oil
Prolapsus He was, however, forced TO the con-
cuson that his patient suffering from worms, and
aer much persuasion, prevailed upon her TO take two
doses of Dr. MLane's vermifuge. This medicine had
the effect of removing from her countless number OF
the largest size After she passed them, her health I'M
mediatsly returned Sheis since married, and eontin-
ues to enjoy excellent heath.
Purchasers will be careful TO ask for DR.. N'Ldnes
Celebrated Fernifx0e, and take none else All other
rermfuges, In comparison worthless Dr. d Lanes
vermfgs also his Celebrated Liver Pills, now be
had ali respectable Drug Stores in the United states
sndGanadA-
Yor saIe BY p. IT, Kern Co, Athens; j. A. 4 G. W.
Cosrx Madisonville; and by Agent In every town
In tennessee. [dse. 9sl
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Z E O NJ II al IL NJ Or
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.

THNHE subscribers are prepared to ill orders of any
Il amount for IRON WORK, such as
Ratings for Public and Private Parks, Gardens,
Steps, Verdndds, Bdiconies, Cemetery Lots, de-
Also, Iron Stairs, Doors Shutters Settees Chairs Ia
bles Dogs, Window Guards, Gates, &c, &c, They pay
particular attention to enclosing CEMETERY LOTS and
PARKS having the largest assortment OF Patterns Of
any establishment in the country, are enabled to please
the most fastidious In taste. Architects Builders in
any part Of the Union, wanting Iron Work, by sending
drawings will receive the estimate for cost of work.
md we will furnish any work from their designs or
drawings that may be desired.
Persons wishing articles of our manufacture by adj
dressing few lines, stating for what purpose, will be
furnished with printed designs by return mail with the
prices annexed AL orders will receive prompt
attention, and the work finished and fitted in the best
manner, and packed In boxes for safe carriage
HOOD CO.,
12i North Tenth street, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Oct 90 lS54-Sm $40
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Fees for Lectures alOO per annum.
The Medical Dcpnrtmcut,

Fees for Lectures siOO per annum.
The Medical Department,
Closed Its first Session with 12i Students and 80 radu
ates ts second with 1852 Students and 20 Graduates and
its third with 220 Students and II Graduates.
The Fourth Annual Course of Lectures will commence
Monday, the Both OF October next and continue till
the first OF the ensuing March.
RonERr NJ. PORTER, NJ. d., Professor OF General and
Special Anatomy.
J. BERHigS LISDsLEY NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Dean of the Faculty. ..'
G. X WINSTON, NJ D. Professor OF Ma.eria MedIca and
Medical Jurisprudence.
A. II. BUCHANAN, NJ. d., Professor OF Surgical and
Pathological Anatomy,
THOMAS X. JENNINGS NJ d., Professor Of Institutes Of
Medicine and Clinical Medicine.
W. X. Bowling, NJ. d., Professor Of Theory and Prac
tice OF Medicine
JoiIS NJ watson, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics and
the Diseases Of Women and Children
Paul r. Eve, NJ. d., Professor OF Principles and Prac
tlce OF Surgery.
WILLIAM 7. BRIGgs, NJ D., Demonstration Of ANATOMY
The Anatomical rooms will be opened for students on
the first Monday Of October.
full Preliminary course Of Lectures free 10 all st
dents will be given by the Professors, commencing on
the first Monday OF October,
Clinique has been established, In connection with
the University Mt which operations are performed and
prescribed for and ectured upon in Of the
Class -
Arrangements have been made 10 cemmodate all M
tienis requiring surgical operations.
Amount OF Fees for Lectures In this Department IL
500 Matrloulation Fee, (paid only) &5 Practical
Anatomy, $40; Graduating Fee as
Good Board can be obtained for 90 per week.
The Annual Announcement giving full account Of the
several Departments OF the University may he had by
applying TO A. " B. LINDsJEy,
Aug 4, is54-6ms 300 .Sc'v Board Tpssees