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Rail Road Election Notice.

MAYORS OFFICE, BATON RouGs, La.
May 9Th, 1854.
pY VIRTUE Of an ordinance adopted BY the
ID Board Of Aldermen Of the City Of Baton Rouge,
on the fourth day of May 1854, and in conformity
to an act Of the Legislature entitled IAN Act pro-
viding for the subscription by the Parishes and
Municipal Corporations oAths State, to the stock
Of Corporations, &C." approved March II, 1859,
election will be held at the Court House, in the
City Of Baton Rouge, on THURSDAY, THE STH
DAY OF JUNE, 1864, for the purpose Of rastfying
the ordnance passed by said Board Of Selectmen on
the 4th May, 1854, entitled IAN ordinance provid-
ing for the subscription the part Of the City Of
Baton Rouge, to the New Orleans and Bate
Rouge Rail Road Company" At said election the
voters Om sohose property tic tau IL 1ecied, shall
be authorised to vote; those who are in favor Of
the ratification of the ordinance will deposit their
ballots "FOR THE RAIL ROAD" those who are
not in favor ofsaid approval to deposit their votes
AGAINST THE RAIL ROAD"
The election will be presided by Messrs.
James NJ. Elan, Henry Tomlinson and J. McNary
Robertson, commissioners.
The polls will be opened from o'clock 4 H., un-
til 4 O'Clock, P. n. JOHN h. DUFROCQ,
may 6-8Od. ssys Mayor.
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A. B. HODGES

KEEPS constantly on hand, plain Hams,
n Sugar Cured Hams, different Brands,
Rice, Salaratus, Teas ofdifferent qualities,
Pepper, Spice, Cinnamon, Ginger, Candies
Powder. Shot and Caps, Soap. Pickles u
all kinds, Brandy, Fruits, Champagne,
Claret and White Wine Cordials, Loaf
Sugar, Mackerel, Cod fish, dried Herrons,
Sardines, smoking and chewing Tobacco,
Buckwheat and St. Louis Flour, Liquors,
Lard and Fish Oil, Sperm, Tallow and Star
Candles &c. may-5-y.l
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TSpecial attention is called to
the Proceedings of the Board of Sc.
lectmen in to-day's paper. 1t will be
seen that an ordinance has the unani-
nous sanction Of that body. providing
for the subscription on the part Of the
city Of Baton Rouge to the capital
stock Of the New Orleans and Baton
Rouge railroad.
Tomorrow we will publish the pro-
posed form Of the bond, with other
proceedings ofthe Board, that have
been crowded out" of to.days paper.
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Communication.

Mr.. CoMrr.-The juveniles Of Baton
Rouge met at the old Presbyterian
Church on Wednesday night &C.
cording to previous adjournment
for the purpose ofcarrying on the de-
batting association recently formed
Although we were disappointed in
your non-appearance. yet we substi-
tuted our fellow.citizen Mr.. Bell, and
entered into business with all the ami
nation that might naturally be looked
for in youthful aspirations for the first
honors of elocution. The house was
well attended; but none whose age
could give dignity to the occasion.
We began without ceremony by
speech from Mr.. Hutchens in the most
fiery and eloquent style-surprising
himself and all who heard him. He
was then answered by Mr.. Hall in the
same uncompromising spirit Of ultra
radical principles. Then followed Mr..
Brunot, Mr.. Burgess and Mr.. Bradley
all Of whom spoke in the most COM
mendable and logical diction. It
was certainly the most interesting
meeting we have yet had. Elderly
gentlemen should attend, to lend their
countenance if they are not dis
posed to participate in the discussion.
Youth is the most interesting period
of life, and if IL be neglected, we can
expect nothing from the fruits Of old
age.
l have been appointed Chairman Of
a committee Of ten, to make you this
report-and farther state," that we
will be happy to see you with others
at the next meeting Of the society on
the approaching Wednesday night.
x**
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ia lot Of ordinance stores will
be sold to day, at the U. s. Ordinance
Department. by L. E. Powers 4 Co.
Also at II o'clock, NJ, in front Of the
Commisssry Store Baton Rouge Bar.
racks, 81 barrels Of Pork.
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1t is now about s;xty-five days since
the steamship City Of Glasgow sailed
from Liverpool to Philadelphia, du-
ringFwhich time not word has been
heard Of her, and the apprehensions of
her safety have increased to painful
extent. -
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st. James Lodge No. Al, A. Y. M.
There will be a regular monthly
communication, Of St. James Lodge,
at their lodge room this evening.

~On Monday next, an election
will be held in Wards No. S, 6, 8, 10,
IL, IL, for members Of the Police
Jury, for the Parish Of East Baton
Rouge.
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rAttention is asked to to the
receipts Of Western Produce by S.
NJ. Hart Il Co.
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p ECEIVED per Columbus" 800
IL sacks prime sound Corn; so Ibis Mess
Pork. For sale by
may Ate. S. NJ. HART + Co.
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~A man was accidently precipi-
tated from the height Of folly" He
was oiling his moustachc, when the
accident occurred.
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20 The following letter in refer
ence to the Greenwell Springs, from
DR.. p. M. Enders has been handed us
for publication:
VILLA Rosa,
W. D. ROUGE, May 5th, 1854.
Messrs. Cyenshaqv anil Pike.
GENTLEMEN having been pre-
vented at the time l was called upon
for my opinion relative to the medici-
nal virtues of the Greenwell Springs,
I avail myself Of the present moment
to do SO although it can amount to
nothing more, than cheerful and en-
tire approval Of the opinions already
given, and published, by the Pbysi-
clans Of Baton Rouge. From a close
examination Of the analysis of Messrs.
Ridells, I feel thoroughly convinced,
that we have in the waters Of the
Greenwich Springs medicinal quail
ties which must exercise curative in
auence upon the various maladies al
ready mentioned in your circular
and I feel satisfied that experience
the great test after all, will give them
a celebrity amopgstIthe great watering
places of our country.
l am gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your obi. Serv't.
P. NJ. ENDERS, M. D.
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MayOralty.
THE price Of Flour being Is 90 per barrel. Ba.
L kers will give 20 ounces of Bread for 10 cents,
the ensuing week. [may5] J. r. DUFROCQ, Mayor.
T E PRIX de la farine etant Is 90 lie baril--les
II boulanges donneront 20 onces de pain, IL Sc
maine conrante pour 10 sous.
mai3 J. R. DUFROCQ, Marie.
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ORIGIN OF THE PHRASE "BU,

/ ORIGIN OF THE PHRASE "BUN-
coMBE. The origin Of the expref-
sion !" Buncombe speeches " IS said to
have been as follows Some years
since, member Of Congress from the
county Of Bancombe, North Carolina,
was indulging in long and very nm
interesting harangue in the House Of
Representatives. Some attempted to
| cough him down, others called him to
order; but it was Of no use-he was
determined to have his say, let what
would occur. At last the members
began to leave, and there was soon
scarcely any persons left except the
reporters. At this stage Of the pro-
ceeding, member, who had listened
with wonderful perseverance, suggest
ed to him that he would soon be en-
tirely destitute Of suditors; whereup-
on he very coolly observed that it was
Of no consequence, as he was speak
ing for Buncombe, not Washington"
in other words, that his speech was in
tended for the perusal Of his constitu-
ents, and not at all to influence tie
action Of his fellow members.
AMUSING BLuNDERs.-The National
Intelligencer publishes an extract from
letter dated Paris, March 2sth, in
which the writer ian American) says
Our citizens are here in crowds,
and present themselves in great num-
bers to Mr.. Mason, for presentation to
the Emperor At recent levee, our
good tempered Minister, at the head
Of some thirty or more of his country
men, said to the Emperor, as he stop
ped before the group, Permit me to
introduce your Majesty to my coun-
trymen; they are all Americans. -
This turning the tables. by introduce
ing the Emperor, only created smile
but one Of the group made much
more unfortunate error. He was a
New Yorker, and had beenit appears,
personally acquainted with Louis Nap
oleon when in former days the latter
was in that city. OF this, in very
bad taste, he reminded the Emperor,
and then added Il hope to have the
pleasure of again seeing your Majesty
in New York" This was almost as
bad as the speech Of a lady to George
the Third. "that the thing she most
wanted to see was a coronation"
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WTANTED.-A servant girl from 10 to
w Is years of age-apply at this
Office.
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FA Mr.. E. Clifford at Leaven-
worth, Indiana, advertised in the
Lcavenworth Democrat for wife,
He says that in the brief period Of
two weeks he received 1914 letters, Is
daguerreotypes, 8 gold finger rings
worth about a dollar and half apiece,
Fl locks of hair, and a copy of "Ad-
vice to Young Men" by an American
lady. One Of the rings alone pays
the advertisement-while he has pic
lectures enough Of unmarried damsels
to adorn his room, and give it a "poeti-
cal expression"
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10 The Hon. T. G.. Hunt and
John Slidell, will please accept our
thanks for repeated favors.
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EWe learn incidently, that Mr.
Livingston, Of the claw Magazine
has addressed a soviten application to
the Past Worthy Grand Patriar Oh Of
the Port Hudson Ugly Club, that he
will furnish him his daguerreotype and
a brief biographical sketch, to place
in his book Of Eminent Living
Americana" The club having been
informed officially Of the request of
the Hon. John Livingston Of the Law
Magazine; have called an executive
session to consider the matter with
closed doors. SANDER says that the
Presidant in the weakness Of human
ity, inclines to the book. It is sup
posed however that a compromise will
be made, 50 as to allow the "Law
Magazine" his life without his liken-
ness. This latter, the Club claims as
itsown. If the President does suffer
himself to be daguerreotyped for this
or any other purpose, it is the popular
impression that he will have to alb
dictate the Chair, and leave the society
without the usual travelling card"
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~ The law of Massachusetts re-
quires that a license shall be paid on
every dogs head, permitted to run at
large and there is an, officer in each
town, who keeps book and collects
the tax. A gentleman went a short
time since to have. his dog registered,
and asked the clerk, IF the dog had
to make personal application" The
reply was mo" "as you are the nezt
Of Kan sir, you can take out the pa
pers."
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BEAT MARANGo1N IF you CAM
We have it from undoubted authority
(no fish story that gentleman living
on Bayou Marangoin, went out hunt
ing in the Murangoin country a few
days ago, and killed a bear, and a pan.
ther, and a deer the same day. When
he returned home and asked refresh
ments," he was refreshed with the
intelligence that during his absence,
his wife had had the gamest looking
boy baby, that ever came squalling
into existence.
We get Marangoin down. and just
ly entitled to the cup" When any
other section of the Union can pro-
duce q man. as can produce more
game in one day, by his own exer-
tions; then, and not until, are We
willing to acknowledge.
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For Rent.

A DESIRABLE house on Laurel street
II well adapted for small family or
for Offices. Apply to Alex, Shaw or at
this Office. april
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Succession Sale.

SUCCESSION Sale.
WILL be sold at the Court House on
w Saturday the 18th inst, Two
Trunks and contents containing wearing
apparel, &C., belonging to the estate of j.
Crosby, deceased.
10t-my-4th. L. E. POWERS & Co.
Auctionrers.
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GOAP formed - peaches, oranges, eggs
- figs, grapes, etc, together with full
assortment Of shaving and washing soaps
for sale by A. GOLDMAN.
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DHOSGENE CASA Large supplv
i the above named Gas Just received
and for sale by apl26l H. T. WAppiL1
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nRANGE FLOWER WATER snn
~ erior article, for sale by
apl. 26 ly. A. GOLDMAN.
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LfQuOfSs
4 SMALL lNt Of old Rye and Bourbon Whisky,
n Brandy and Wine. Also few boxes assort-
ed Syrups. For sale TO close consignment.
May-1-6t. SM HART l. co,
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EOR SALE.-By all odds, the Finest,
i Largest and Best DESK, for a COM
mercial house, anywhere to be found in
this city-apply at the Comet Office.
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Bacon.
Z CASKS prime Shoulders.
y 8" Clear Sides.
Is tierces 8. c. and bagged Hams.
For sale low to the trade.
may-1-M 8. N. HART 4 CO.
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Pork.
IN BBLS. Mess Pork.
~ A few do. Rumps for sale.
may-1-M 8. N. HART / co.
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ERMAM silver and Porclean Powder
VI Boxes with great variety Of pow
ders for sale BY A. GOLDMAN.
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TAKEN up BY Mr.. J. D. Baker on the
i Sd Of May "a, shout seven miles east
of Baton Roxge. mouse cslored mare Mule.
No brand or other distinguishing mark
IL very much gear marked.
II. G. BRYAN,
may 1854 Ranger.
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width, for the new building. The
market, has always been in that street
since the town was a place, and the
only reason for removing it farther
back on the same, is to get it, from its
present close proximity to the Capitol.
If the streets do not belong to the
the city, and if the Board have no
authority over them, then we should
like to have the rights of corporate
authorities defined according to the
most ancient, and therefore most hon.
orable law writer-say yustruian.-
In conclusion we may say; that there
is not city in this Union, where the
markets are not located in public
thoroughfares-where ever public util-
ty and convenience demands them.
"A market house we must have-some
where-and now that the question is
fairly before the Board, it is as we'll to
have it settled "Where" at once, that
the work may 60 forward without de-
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Mem Q1psrtisements.

Shirt Making,
MISS MsBgaret Grady begs leave to in
lM form the Gentlsmen Of Baton Rouge
that she is prepared to make fine shirts in
the very best manner. The best reference
can be residence on Government.
street near Geo. P. Bliast's. 9 may-3-tf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-19
GLASS STAINING,

In he modern yies 70, Churches Public BUN
rigs Prime DsrciiiRgs, dc dc
T49 FIRST P SIZ3 RECEIVED!
l. Cincinnati also ut the Louisville Mechanics In
Ne are prepared to fll any order with metal sash
sained ass with borders and iii mond centers for any
kind rc with full size figures embeus
ne rheap rs eau be nad New York, Boston or Philadel
pha-,he Of risk of fbrcakage and transportation
less. .rHf .-..- :, ,
our references all tho good new modern finished
Bo on the Mississippi aud Ohio rivers. three Presby-
terian Churches at Cincinnati the Episcopal at Ports
rnouth Chic. one Church at Madison, Ind, ehance'
window at Frankfort. Ky also one window. with hg
ures nj Nazareth, and two Churches In Louisville.
Bay window in Governor Helms residefee at iarrods
hurr side transome lights in various dwellings In Lou
isyiIe Lexington nd Danyile.
All orders carefully executed at the establishment OF
Ruilitt street, Louisville. Ky. 90
mhi1 6m L. u Mih"""~ w.
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y. r. CRlSPa

G. tSy RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Eoster's Building. Up Stairs.
F.CRISP having removed his Office 10 Fosters
ulinc will be on hand at all times, to take ac.
of Deeds Mortgages. &C.. and attend
to all business required of MIN as Justice OF the Peace
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CHANGE OF PKoPRIEToIss.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, UILS, GU, 0C
At Who EsALE AND RETAIL BY
TET - rJ q " 8 r LII G.

LEI H & v g GR T. I NJ G.
rJ,HE undersigned have purchased the entire stock OF
Drugs and Medicines of J. NJ. ID. Miller q CO.. and
intend carving The Drug business at the well known
stand eller Farnsley, No. IA Water street. under
the firm of Is.ich & VeIling
Charles LEIGH of the firm, hopes he is favorably known
10 the public. having been engaged in Mr. Crawford
Bells Store the last five years. Peter Verng, ofthe
same firm having been clerkng in the present store The
thr. wears. himself with having the conf
dence of its old customers
We intend Keeping hand large and fresh stock OF
drugs aud medicines and hope by this means and by
strict attention business. and 10y low prices To merit
liberal patronage both from old and new customers:
| ? CHARLES. LEIGH.
feho,Iv PETER VERLING.
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EVANSVILLE AND NEN HARMONY TRI.
...... ~ sEkLY NAH. LINE

G=Ss-SffetA on and after Saturday July ist ths
$~AN-rh-s9 dersigned will a TRi-WEFxLY LINE Of
Stage Coaches - above.
Leaving Eva,svle Mondays Wednesdays and Friday's
clock A NJ; returning leaves New Harmony Tues
day fhursdv's and >atu days ut o'clock A. n.
The ue Will az all tmes bs stocked with good horses and
made With regularity and dispatch All orders tor goods
trnsrortauon OF packages &e, promptly and carefully at
tended to. -
For other business apply the Office Liv
Persons leaving their orders OF the Hotel. VIII
secure prompt attention. NJ. E III. DE GARM0.
e29-tf E .tf#'.
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JEwELRY STORE OF

JE ~ EENh SIOtE vi
a. - - shGS eszS 49, IN
sKceSD STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW aAIS, In AR kRoNs
NEW BrILDING, EVANSVILLE, IA.
= AT this store keep constantly hand large and
~ general assortment Watehes Clocks and Je selry of
all kinds and OF the best yles and quality My stock
will he continually supplied by fresh additions with
the latest aud beautiful pateras which extensive
bnsness connections enable buy and sell the lowest
prices Ne.
Repairs any kind executed in and at
10 " charges. ..
sold all repairs done warranted
Those anything line respectfully iRy-
ted to examine my stock and prices. Jsi-r
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. NATCHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS

:, -. II ~ NV UKLEANs, AprlI q, 1Sj4.
Ourofice AMI warehouse Nos. 81 aud So NatcheE st.,
with their contents except the books and papers con-
tanned in our Safe, wer ntirely destroy BY fire. on
the morning OF the 10th March Although the Safe had
been for several hours in an extremely hot Gre before
we could recover IL. on being first discovered was
in red heat; being cooled with water, we removed
books and papers To the Of W. ny nd
dollars, without the slightest damage jur, to US
Being fully cOnvneeo by this OF the entire secu RI
T. OF those Safes have procured another OF he same
description, from the same gent viz Richs reproof
Safe sold by Mr. Isaac Bridge No 80 Magazine street.
and recommend them to all who desire perfect security
for valuable papers in case of fire.
PRICE WAISHG ro
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LAW ARrNERSafP
RT.YTHE AttorUips

VAS G.. JONES and JAS. Z. BLYTHE, Attornes at
d. Law Evansville Indiana. associated themselves
partne pEactce of the law, and will continue
to practice this and the adjoining coustes and in the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning then
attention ps -tculary land law. short time they
will be prepared to give a few minutes an abstract
the title TO almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
nents or Lanasco togetbe with their professional
Al nm a, Ln,, t,tIs III desired Cjy25- -dawtfl 7
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STEAMBOATS, u RAILROADS

TERRE HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE U. 3. MAIL
AND EAPR fse~ PACKETS. -
TRI- -WEEKL, "A Boat of this Line will
ar:.ssE leave TerIe haute ana Evansville every
Mondsy Wednesday and Friday. at o'clock
p NJ These Boats large ccmmodoas we'll shed
Tere Haute with Railroad Northern Pack
and Evansville with the different Lines Of Steam
on the Ohio river. e22-tf
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PRICE, WALSH CO.
CHARITIES ST. FIRE. NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANs, April 12. 1884.
We have abundant reason to recommend hich,, S,I.-
mander Safe emnenty freproof, since we lad n
cellent opportunity the 5th February s testinx
one OF that description which purchased several
years since of Mr. Isaac B,idge. Our store No. ~
Chartres street, with entire stock of trimmpSs
&c, was burned the morning Of that day. snbjecting
our safe 10 yer. intense heat during raj vet
saved all its contents, comprising bank notes anc
checks upwards of nine hundred dollars bills receive
able for several thousand dollars and accounts in our
books for foy thousand dollars As said Safe cost on y
one hundred and ten dollars. we risk nothing in nro
nouncng IT the cheapest article we purchs sed.
ALERT IL TRlCO.
large assortment of WILDERs PATENT SAIAxASprR
SAFES, with Richs improvement, for safe by eat
.-..f-t.. rs STEARNS Il MARVIN
(successors to Rich IL Col
lac WATER STREET. NY,
The only Makers of Salamand Safes combining VIII
der's and Rich's Patents, and Sole Proprietors Of
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock, which has neither key nor
keyhole. - ALI.IS 6 HOWES.
my9-u -.7l lti Agents at Evansville.
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KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
TIME session of this Institution will besin Tuesday
October and continue until shs end Of February, with
the folio wing faculty:
BENJAMIN W. DUDLEY. NJ. D.. Emeritus Professor Of
Anst my and surgery
and Practice o, Surgery.
HENRY NJ BUiLITT. VI. D.. Professor of Physiology and
ROBT. ]. BRECKINRIOGE. NJ. D.. Professor OF Matera
Medica and Clinical Surgery. h-
JOSEPH q NORWOOD. NJ. D.. Professor of Chemistry.
JOHN HARDIN VI Profess II OF Obstetrics and Diseas-
e o W and Children.
L. NJ LAWSON NJ. D.. Professor Of Theory and Practice
of Medicine ano Clinical Medicine.
DAVID CUMMINS. NJ. ID. Demonstrator Of ANATOMY.
Clinical Lectures at the Louisville Marine Hospital twice
week. -
Preliminary Lectures athe School and the Hos
pital du ring the o. October free of charge.
Material Practical Anatomy abundant The disse
TO ams will he ope nsd OF the lstof October
The fees for the full sos:
rieuaton fee paid only IS D,secting tick 80
Iraduation fee s25 r. J. BRECKIN RIDGE,
aug23-weow-aov1 Dean oil shs Faculty.