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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-03-24

A pesson SHOULD not be expected to taks
tahis nloye preparatory 20 shaking hai'ds
Win anothef. any more than 80 like Oh his
bsos wksn about TO kick man,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-03-24

ET The Steamer Pacific arrived from
Europe on the 2Sd. Nothing Of Importance
with regard to the war. Wheat firm. corn
advanced Cd.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-03-24

ET Mr. radd Belts has commenced re-
a,o ing the rub sh. and disgag his cellar pre-
para,ory 10 passing up a splsalil Brick BIocs.
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Testimony OF Distinguished Member of
BarEC bensacks Worm Syrup and Lvsr Pill triumph

BALTrMonr Sept. H. 1858.
DR.. HoBENsAoK-Dear Sir feel ray duty TO bear
testimony to the excellent results Ny
dau ter Eliza af .ted for months with violent
pain in her stomach accompanied With swelling Of the
limbs such degree that family physician decided 1t
she applied homeop sthic doctor who her
small which caused eruption to break ont all
body accompanied with pains in the region
Of tho bowels while the medicine acting No relief be-
had by either Of the above named of treatment
in and Eliza continued to worse and
tho abdomen being quite dstcnded much 80 that
were afraid the disease dropsy At this stage
state Eliza He advised trying your syrup and
alternating with your liver pills. said he left home
without Of each in his trunk snd offered
Ho his hotel and return ed with two bottles
Of and box Of liver pills Eliza gladly
dose of the first going to bed and continued the
next two days. all the while operating freely but acompa
MED with pain in the bowels On the evening Of
the Of all her disease We pur
sued tho and found to delight the swelling
of the abdomen but her legs still b7. We
then commenced the pills after taking oneourth of
them she was entirely relieved from all disease whatever
and hearty looking young woman there in
tho country She feels do grateful for the good
have done and all is as soon as can get
thankng you for the benefit have been ia
my Amy you choose make Of this letter you Mt
liberty to do Act think proper Your friend and
servant, WILLIAM g. FLINT,
Attorney at Law, l62 Asquith street
Pa has but family expressed dear doctor graft
tude for the relief your medicine has afforded Faith
fully yours, ELIZA FLINT
Dr.. j. n. Hohensaek proprietor Philadelphia, Pa. For
sale by @. " CLICKENER CO, 81 Barclay street, New
ORR
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pIaints-Wolfes schedam Aromatic Schnapps, where ta-
ken in proper quantity diet drink, and especially at
dinner is found 20 be eestua in the most obstinate in
when the of other remedies been in
vain The perfect purity of all its materials exempt from
tho liability Of inurng the most impaired constitn
siop characterized by such symptoms Put in quart
and pint bottles For sale by Rush,on Clarke Co. l65
New York Hotel and all the druggists in the city
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CRYSTAL PALAcn-.THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL
~ Palace 10 temporarily closed In order 70 receive and
arrange world Of and bcaufu articles from Europe
and our country preparatory its grand opsnies
and popular the 4th Of Nay nut
fg Of the Interesting the
viii DO published In time Two prizes o. ono hundred
dollars each offered for the best two odes honor Of
dus Invention and the Arts to be she re inaugu
ration by Harmonic Society numbering
three Odes be sent BY the 18th
The Association the Exhibition Of the Industry
Of Nations too strongly urge upon all mechanics
portanss q displaying their choicest specmens IN The
ysrious and railroad throughout
country TO the Crystal Palace
reduced rates travel and additional Win
be perfected calculated secure number Of
visers this magnificent enterprise On the day and
evening q the reepe.ing oh nsy notwthstandns the
The fixed price of admission after the
ration will be- all days except Saturdays and MondnJ
cents children under u years. IS cents Saturdays
Mondays without regard TO age Is The Palace
will open at o'clock A. M.
p. T. BARNUB, President.
N B-ne Sixth Avenue Railroad cars leave the rear Of
the Aston House and Broadway Canal
every three minutes for the Crys Palace direct
leaving passengers the palace door No other 20
within . quarter Of o mile.
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CRYSTAL PALACE-GRAND REOPENING AND RE-
inauguration on the ith Of MayIn reply to
inquiries which made 20 the OF obtaining
mission to witness the ceremonies that day II
announced that the doors of the Palace opened
and that on that day and evening the price admission
speeches music &c will he % conts without regard to age
On and after the 4h Of May tho Crystal Palace WILDE
day and evening Sundays excepted from
NJ until 10 p. NJ. Admission Tussaays Wednesd ayr
ThurEdays and Fridays 80 cents children under ~ years
half price On Mondays and Saturdays Is cent? without
regard to age
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The Greatest Discovery of the Age.-Dr.
TOBIAS Venetian Eminent. for tho of dysentery,
Group, cholera colo, rheumatism &C. No should be
without this valuable remedy Every bottle is warranted
Sold all the druggists throughout The United States
Depot GO Cortlandt street.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.


AT THE BROADWAY TABERNACLE ON FRIDAY
IA evening the 2eth inst will be unfoded Franklin
Theory Of the Cause and Cure Of Chronic Disease Of
Seep OK OF the Circulation OF the Blood &C.
by series of instructive and thrilling
riments by Morris j. Franklin, Of Union College Doors
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
TNFORMATIOS WANTED OF FRANCIS EARLY,
parish OF kiltubritt county Lcitrm, ireland. When
last heard from in Grand Falls parish of Hanadore
carlton county Canada Any information respecting him
will be thankfully received by his brother Richard Early,
who has lately arrived, at Hugh Merchants Vanbrunt street,
Brooklyn.
IMPORTATION WANTED-By THE UNDERSIGNED,
Of Mr. joseph Hall, formerly of Hull, England when
last heard from supposed to be residing in De Kab
avenue Brooklyn With Mr. James Hairs storekeeper at
the Navy Yard. COOK SMITH, ITO Wall street.
IF WILLIAM DAY OF MACCLESFIELD ENG.
land will call at Is Liberty street. Now York. he will
hear from his friends 10 bis advantage.
M PAUL DESIRES TO KNOW THE ADDRESS OF
M Mile. sophie Lindaper, who arrived from France
~ the Albert Gallatn. Write Hotel de France, 0S
Duane street.
WARWICKSH1RE, ENGLAND SHOULD WILLIAM
w Starkey, who left birmingham in April, ls43 and sail
ed from Liverpool for New York April or NAV Of tho
ssme year meet With this advertisement he will hear Of
onethpg to his advantage by writing to Mr. Avery of
Oyogslcy Hill slcester, WarwicksLire.
Philadelphia April 25 1854.
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painful FORMS also oroula old ulcers md tho worst
Of diseases Of the blood great debility, liver
plants kidneys in eipient consumption &s most
tainly by this great purifier Prnce depot NO. GAG
Grand street. Seventy i've cents per bottle.
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mr'ssIE MILITARY.


ATAMEETlNG OF THE YOUNG AMERICA GUARD,
n held at Meyers Hotel Tuesday evening, April -
the following resolutions and preamble 1nousJ
adopted Belt
Resolved That the thanks Of the Company be awarded
Mr. Morgan, Captain, for the soldier like
which he discharged the Gutes Of his Office Resolved that
Mr. Morgan that he has best Wishes that
his actions deserving of honor and respect during
JOHN j. BLAIR, Chairman.
JAMES PATTERSON, Secretary.
DAXTER GUARD AT A MEETING OF THE CON-
ID papy held at No. Beaver street Thursday evening
April ~ the following and resolutions unani-
mously adopted -
Whereas has pleased the Almighty God to
midst late fellow member and associate William J..
Deegan.
Resolved That have received with feelings Of
and the intelligence Of the death Of late fellow
member, William j. Deegan.
Resolved That in the death Of late associate
deprived Of valuable and efficient member who
loved and respected by all who knew him.
Resolved That sincerely condole with the widow Of
deceased in her sudden deprived sudden Of
a hind and aGectionate husband
Resolved That mark Of respect for the deceased
turn ont in body to attend his funeral.
Resolved Thai copy Of these resolutions be presented
to his widow, and published in the Herald.
ROBERT LEE,
BENZ. Z. SYKES, , Committee.
DENNIS j. Comfy
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BILLIARDS.


DIlLIARDS BILLIARDS IN BRo0KLYN--rHE
Montsguo Hall rooms, containing tseiso tables,
the city Of Brooklyn and lifted arranged
in manner superior ythng Of the kind in New York
eIewhcro all admirers OF this fashionable amaeement
will do visit this establishment Entrance Court
street and Montague place Prcprietore THOs ToYNBEE
AJOsIAE HOPKINS.
DILLIARDS.-BASgFoRD. WHOSE WELL KNOWN
ID rooms aiming tables OF arble and
sIate at No Ann street enrsnee lis Fulton street.
the premium the Crystal Palace He has
tables of Cranberry and Fulton streets Brooklyn
and fourteen at loo Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
N0TICE.-THE MERCHANTS BILLIARD ROOMS, 312
IN Broadway Is The subscribers have fitted
large and commodieus billiard at S2 Broadway
where gentlemen themselves at tho heahful
snd amusing Of billiards. and where the best atten
MON viii be paid TO all who avail themselves oftbe
Pisops made os their comfort by the propreors who
so!ie tbe patronage and the public gene
1Ally. 6RlFTlgW pICEIl, sc brsolYaX
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Lady's Fashions for Mny.-On Saturday,
ApxI - will bs published Part " Of Frank ksslis's
Ladies szette Of Paris London and New York ashiens
number Of this popular work will be superior
sny yet ssues and exhibits that marked
which plated when determined upon having
resident in Paris TO forward the west styles
invented We the ladies to determine
faithfully he has carried plans The eolored plate
nagnfhcent In addition which tho present uumbey
contains li3 sheet Of music
for basque continuation Of novelette by Mrs. Ann s.
Cor % cents NO lady OF taste should fail to
early copy The back numbers reprinted It'll ~
AZ ily recommend tn. Y. Daily Times. Takes the
ssDsst ark smo sg All Journals o. s Tri-
= the best record Of the fashions published -Pha-
delphia Sunday Timas 1t contains all the newest IA
ahiOns and colored plate great Jour
nal One copy one year, 49, two do ST. four do So One
or Graham's Magazine. year, IS.
FRANK LESLIE No John street.
And all booksellers In the United States Canada
DEXTER BRO, Wholesale Agents,
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. Ant,-Periotilo Plls.-A CERTAIN

aud Ague-This and interesting disco
in vegetable medicine attracting the attention Of
physicians invalds uniformity Of it's 1t
nSysI fails when used directed Sold by Boyd Paul
and John street, c. w. Cickener Co. 81 Barclay street,
" D. Crombe Of Broadway and Fourteenth street.
Guion of Bowery and Grand street, Shedden
Of Bowery and Fourth street, Gustav Ramsperger % Oliver
street and Hutchings IA Wess Broadway Orders from
the trade to he addressed to
c. G. DESHLER New Brunswick, N. j.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~. ~ -~-.~s1~ ~
toR sALE-THE ELEGANT BROWN STONE THREE
story house No "a East Twenty ninth street, between
Fourth and Lexington avenues, being OF the
three deep include the entire elegant
and mantel pier and oval mirrors the
all Of which made TO order by Of the hest
expense and are Of superior quality The entire hall
throughout s enameled in panel marble work and the par
by our Al The or esUrson:
being In taste and elegance by private
dence in this city Bath water Closets wash
and every other convenience The mantes are Of
stauary, and elegantly designed As the about
leaving city the terms will be made easy applied for
furniture imported carpets curtains contained therein
at low valuation. The house and furniture be seen
HENRY H. LEEDS CO., No. wall street.
FURNISHED HOUSE TO IET-IN TWENTY FOURTH
pleteIy furnished has all the improvements and in ex
esllsnt order. BILLING TUCKER huctioneers &C.. 43
Walker street.
II OUsE TO LET AT 1856 BOWERY THIRD DOOR
above Spring street. with gas and Croton water sua
bic Ter small family. To 4 good tenant rent low.
HOUSE TO LET IN WILLIAMsBURG-A THREE
story basement brick house Wythe avenue continu
ion e. Second street and within three minutes walk Of
no LET.THE SECOND STORY OF HOUSE NO as
Fourth street, combating of front room hack room
with marble mantes and three bedrooms near First
nue.. Apply ON the premises, after 10 O'Clock.
TO LET.rLoons THROUGH, WATER UP, T0UR
street between Ninth and Tenth avenues rst sscond
third and fourth floors Rents co. So 10 60 SO and
$40 6Oper month. inquire on the premises.
ITO LET--A GROCERY STORE AND CELLAR. NO lao
zee has been .eespss sy
n ifo new house las kaes street water 10: sso ~
9sHtYH lySsh lRSyys n u SlfBtsD Stysst, 5aBpa1k
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THE TURF.


TTNIoN COURSE. l.. I.-TRoTTING-oN FRIDAY
~ April 2sth, at O'clock p. NJ, purse and stake 0
$500 Mile heats best three in i've to harness. H. Wood-u
names ady Franklin, ID. Peter g. Joe Hustes;
burg ferries for the hourly.
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Fire In BrOndway.-W. A. Bachelor begs
inform his friends and customers that he prepared
to continue his business usual at 2SS Broadway.
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nal. One copy year 49, two do s5 four do So One
Sraraham'' HssaSips one ys.,SM
DEXTER BRO Wholesale Agents,
oz5 only for a beautiful Honessead.-Two
days eny left to secure T. Rent payers lock a. ta
e %n sa nsss nay
-. sSsfs 5ss v # l {.
ad ass iSs 18th y l''i
ass;: @ ID
ssdos daIs " % @ % .y fs%
osiy can BE- had Maps and pamphlets be had gratis
Sewing Machines.--Csution to the Public
S he e s ssh
s.ss cisss
Yo.h All Tho use the inTinsns machines rs liable to
AZ 10 the new single machines made and sold by
Us m SsfH
Defiance sniamander safss.-Robert M.
o. above celebrated cafes aud r. O. Gofns impenetrabe
% a pspo af % doom
below Maiden lane, formerly 90 John street
Window shasies.--Wm. H. Philip, date
Schroeder CO. manufaeturer and wholesale and retail
dealer in all snds Of window shades LOO Bar
the route OF Eighth Housekeepers win find
ur
shades. Dealers supplied on liberal terms
Window Shade Manufacturers, Importers
9ns
and Reade street, offering great Inducements Aur
S . % s gs9d All Of s, sSs.
ne rs to sssp the we have always had OF being
Bachelors Hair Dye Is stin the Leading
assS by Al to be the hest dye sasans &c.
q in all paSts Of The TSEd a ths only
Way.
Fire In Broedway.-W. A. Batchelor begs
inform his friends and oustomsrs that he prepared
Liquid Rouge, for Pale Compilations; Lily
white for red and saow medica.sd for curing PIN
Ken sody sss'ssssivs
from South THIRD street PssSs
phia Bates 100 " Washington street, Boston.
Cristadoro's Excelsior Dye.-At length even
Me most soeptica have got i thTSngh their hair that
Hair in If there Is one dousser left let him
or her the experiments made daily at Astor House.
To a. Ann street after May 1, come for my
for forcing the beard to in SIX weeks without
From tho Wintry storms emerging we are
coming to The balmy breath Of How fitting that
while all nature 1 renswng its strength the fallen hair
s sg
Five Thousand Wigs and Toupees, and
twenty gross ladies' curls thousand
ladies' 10 lrads and ornamental hsrwork OF de-
sorption, to 70 found at MEOHURST HEARD'S. q
Maiden lane Warranted not TO shrink change colcr
1russes-Crystal Palace only Prize Medal
awarded to MARSH CO., No. ~ Msden lane, for their
radical truss imported silk and cotton elastic ankle
caps and stockings Of every for var
veins Instruments made to order for every physical
deformity
DcshIer,s Antt.PerioS1kc Pltls.-A Certain
for Fever aud AgueThis and Disco
vegetable medicine attracting the attention Of
physicians nvaids by uniformity Of 1t
nxysr fails when used directed. Sold by Boyd Paul.
and John street; G. " Cckener Co 81 Barclay street;
uon corner Of Bowery and Grand street. Sheldon
Of Bowery and Fourth street, Gustav Transporter %
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THE FIREMEN.


Alta SPECIAL MEETING OF Try HOSE COMPANY
~ No. held Thursday April 20 it was unanimously re
hereby rendered to the foreman assistant foreman and
members Hook and Ladder Company No the members
of Hook and Ladder Companies Nos and III Engine Com
firing efforts in rescung from the ruins and assisting to
convey the Hospital the of late beloved
Der John Ksyser whG yAs ea a she IRE BsOad
6. L. RoBIxsoS, Secretary.
Umpire ENGINE COMPANY NO. 42-THE ACTIVE,
u exmembers, and honorary friends of Empire Engine
Co. No ~ requested meet at the engine house in Muir
street this day at half twelve o'clock
JOHN J. BLOOMFIELD Foreman.
C.L vANPrLI, Secretary.
uOoK AND LADDER COMPANY NO. 1.-THE MEN.
IL bers Of the above company hereby notified to as
semble at the house of Engine Company No in Mercer
take in the funeral obseques unfortunate
panions BY order of the Company.
H. UTLEY, Secretary r. A. RlDAboCK, Foreman
NOT0.-THE MEMBERS AND HONORARY MEM.
IN bers OF Engine Company No 81 requested to At
meeting Of the company at the Engine House this
foreman, JAMES LEONARD.
THE MEMBERS OF THE MUTUAL ASSOCIATION
requested meet at the house Of Hook Ladder
Company No on Friday April IS at Y o'clock, to unite
'- HENRY a. THOMAS, Secretary.
THE ACTIVE AND HONORARY MEMBERS AND
friends of City Hose Company No are respectfully in
vted omeet ut the carriage house. this Friday
o'clock NJ for the of ending the funeral of
late beloved member John Keyser who lost his life
cHAs II. CORNELL, Foreman
L. ROBINSON, Secretary
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Bachelors Hair Dye Is still the Leading
aro by all acknowledged TO DO the best dye extant fer
perfectly colrlng the hair the moment is applied Tens
M thousands in all parts OF the world proclaim the only
reliable dye known. Sold at BATCHEL0R'S 2S3 Broad
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o15 only for q beautiful Homostead.-Two
days sny left to secure j. Rent payers lock At sais
ss own vine and h tree where no one can n ne
ARMS aud 1000 building lots Rosevale, L. will be
divided the 18th April 1854 among 600 sabsoriberr
ne books win be Sossd Each subscriber Will have
Apply Co CHAs WOOD EOS Broadway where few shares
only be had Maps and pamphlets be had gratis
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Trusses-Crystal Palace only Prize Medal
awarded to MARSH CO., No. ~ Msden lane, for their
radical imported silk and cotton eiastc ankle
socks and stockings Of every description for var
veins Instruments made TO order for every physical
deformity
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Liquid Rouge, for Pale Compilations; Lily
white for red and saow medcaed for curing PIN
Pies frechle eraptions &c. pondse subtitle uproos hair
DR. GOURAUD'S old depot 81 Walker street. first store
from Broadway Calender IS South Third street. Philade
phia; Bates, 100 Washington street, Boston
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Crfstad0rO's Excelsior Dye.-At length even
Ne most soeptcal have got thTSngh their hair" that
this tho safest purest most nabe and most natural
Hair Dye In existence there is doubter left let him
o. her the experiments made daily at Astor House.
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From tho Wfntry Storms emerging we are
coming 70 the bamy breath Of summer How hitting that
ahould be restored by Barkers greaeless TONGUE Price
rs cent? Headquarters. BARKERS, sS9 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-28

Defiance SHOEMAKER Safes.-R0bert M.
PATRICK the sole United States of
e above celebrated safes aud f. c. Gohns
defiance locks and bars the host safes
in the world Depot No Pearl street enc door
below Maiden lane, formerly 90 John street.
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Sewing Machines.--CsutiOn To the Public
We have suit against all tho principal deaersn
sewing machines the city Of Now York such suits for
mt patents pending in the United
States Court for the Southern District of Now
York All who the infringing machines are liable to
will osecuted unless they obtain license.
tho sngle threaded machines made sold by
exclusively there has been any legal controversy
l. NJ SINGER & co y23 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-28

YOUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION IN SOME
IA good family TO do plain sewing cha wait
ing Can be seen for two days at No East Eighteenth
street, between the hours of two four o. clock.
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Five Thousand Wigs and Toupees, and
twenty of front bands and curls thousand
ladies' 10 elk lrds and ornamental harwork OF evsry de-
soription, to 70 found at MEOHURST HEARD'S. q
Maiden lane. Warranted not to shrink change coler
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To AZ Ann street, after May I, come for my
stain injury the skin 81 bottles 81 half dozen.
Sent to any part Of the country r. G. GRAHAM 10 Ann
street; Zeiber AS Third street, Philadelphia Hsnoe los
Baltimore street. Baltimore
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THIRTY SoLlkRs REwARD.-IOsr, LAST sArrp-
y day week, atcut o'clock In the norninr vansH
5'Est EtAah EVI0SSY, Batter Hcssay'
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TO GR0CHRs AND BOSS MECHANICs.-A SMART,
hteutseht boy, 10 Of age, whs has served two
M a. she retail grocery business: wishes 70 cbtan sya
e 70 trade Can prodsee the hest Of refer
nss apply sssvssn pshos of9 Aaa ssloeh, ~ 81
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-11-28

In Washington.-The Thrty-second Animal
Course Of Lectures viii 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 obs,et
RIGS and Diseases Of Women and Children.
Joshua Riley, M ID. Professor of Matera 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, M. d., Professor Of Micros
copal and Pathological Anatomy.
Lewis II. Steiner, M. D., Professor Of Chemis
try and Pharmacy.
William H. Saunders, M. d., Prosector and De1
monstrafor.
The facilities for the prosecution Of practical
anatomy are ample.
desks from which the regular lectures are given,
the same roof ~
The extensive additions 10 the buildings since
asst session, for the accommodation Of the
*, will greatly extend the usefulness Of the
medical and surgical clinic.
The entire expense for full course of lee
lures is...... .....-.............Sg0
Practical anatomy by the demonstrator....... 10
Manufacturing fee payable only oncel........ 5
Graduating expenses. ........ %
Admission 20 the Medical and Surgical Clinic
trough the whole course without charge.
ROBERT KING STONE, M. D.
Dean Of the Faculty.
Office and residence corner Of and 14th SITS.
Sep 21-tf