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The Baltimore Patriot wing paper conducted by a
gentleman who conducted the Washington Republic in
the latter hours of the administration of President Fill
more takes the National fteiigeeer stouty to task for
its manifestations in favor OF northern sectonasm The
editorial in which this rebuke is administered is elaborate
and
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No member of Congress who voted for the Nebraska bill
and who candidate before the people for reelection
has yet been defeated while three who voted against one
in Missouri and two in Mainchaye again and been
left at home by their constituents !-.dlbony argus
Twenty members Of Congress have been chosen since the
passage Of the Nebraska bill and if they to act upon
that BILL it would have nine votes from them, just the
number it had from their predecessors that there has
yet been no loss Of congressman the Nebraska issue
Notwithstanding the noise and confusion Of the opposition
Boston Post.
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The best joke have heard for long time was cracked
by village preacher He preaching on very suy
day in small room, and annoyed by those who
ally dropped in after the services had commenced
aby closing the door after them His patience at last
haused by the extreme oppressveness of the heat he
ceraed to an offender Friend, believe If were preach
ing in bottle, you would put the cork in r.
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HON THOMAS j. ID, FULLER.

late letter from Maine leads to believe that this
gentleman has been reelected 10 Congress We sincerely
hope ii may prove be true and believe that the in
formation may be relied upon.
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COMET OF 1854.

The comet discovered the 18th instant at Newark by
Mr. Van Arsdae was observed the National Observatory
on the nights of the 2ls and 22d It's position then being
follows
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OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENT BY TIE

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
A. D. Banks collector of the customs at Petersburg Vr-
gina vice Lewis Lunsord resigned to take effect octo-
Der l. 1854
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Colonel Hoffman, for the last years commander at
Newport ky barracks has left for Fort Laramie TO take
command of his regiment there. Captain Backus of the
Sd regiment of infantry, is his successor
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The know-noihing tr-weekly Advertiser Of this morn
ing says:
!. Douglas made speech nj Morris on Tuesday lie
listened quietly and when he finished the meeting
passed condemnatoy resolutions Of the Nebraska bill and
his conduct
Judge Douglas listened to at Morris by over 800
peoples cheered and appauded in very enthusiastic
manner and resolutions Of any sort kind either
offered or passed by The meeting
Rock Island Republican, Sept Ia.
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for the benefit Of the people of all the
tho Union and that within the intent Of the fsde
constitution restriction be imposed by Congress
upon the for the purpose of settlement into territory
belonging the United States of the citizens OF partic
ular State of States and that any law imposing such
restriction upon the citizens of States is in vio
aton of the federal compact and the rights secured to the
several States and the people thereof.
Resoped That it inconsistent with intent and frame
of the federal constitution that Congress should by law either
establish prohibit slavery the Tertoes and that non
intervention by Congress with the institution OF slavery e
cept in cases. which power it is expressly dele
gatedo wit the prohibition of the importation OF slaves
from foreign countries and provisions for the recovery OF
fugitive savesis the rule Of the constitution
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Dec.
From the Indianapolis Democratic P

1t is at present very faint
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SGSIFIoAST.-Not one member Of Congress who voted
for the Nebraska BILL and who candidate before the
people for reelection, has yet been defeated;
N Y. Jour. Of Com
For the best In the worldnot of them dare
risk denomination in the free States Even the Journal
of Commerce must admit that the antlNebraska have
done WELL when out of eighteen members OF Congress
elected since the Nebraska bill passed only three sustain
the administration and those three all southerner
whose election the wings made opposition IL sig
nifcant--Nete Haven Journal and Courier,
How many members of the House from Maine, Vermont
and Iowahe only free States where elections have been
held for the next Congress-voted for the Nebraska bill
Just two viz Macdonald, of Maine and Hem, Of Iowa
1t is true that neither Of them consented TO be candidate
for reelection but Of them enn) is succeeded By
Nebraska democrat viz Augustus Hall
How it in Missouri and Arkansas, the only slavehold
ing States which have elected to the next Congress An
swerhye of the members who voted for the Nebraska
bill candidates for reelection and all reelected
One Benton) voted agans, the BILL and being candidate
for reelection beaten out of sight by his wing
peitor, Kennel
The five States above mentioned gave just many votes
for the bill against IL and the delegations will do
the same if called to vote the repeal Anti-Aebraka
ISM after all its boasts hasganed nothing By the
elections thus far and doubt if its chances any bet
in the States yet elect Nearly all the members from
Indiana and Illinois who voted for the bill have been nom
mated for re-electon.-N Y. Jour. Of Com
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The democracy of the fifth district in Ohio have nomi
mated Mr. Commager their candidate for Congress- and
resolved that thes have full confidence in President Pierce
aud his cabinet they also
Resolved That this convention approve highly OF the
of the river and harbor appropriation bill by Pre
dent Pierce while believe that the lakes and rivers
should he placed the basis the ashore ports
do desire Justice and the constitution tram
pied under foot by corrupt og-rong SYSTEM by which
the public treasury pundered for local and private pur
poses
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NJ. time. X. A.
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THE DEMOCRACY OF INDIANA AROUSED-GREAT
MASS MEETING OF FIFTEEN THOUSAND DEMO
GRATIS AT INDIANAPOLIS TO HEAR SENATOR
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The printed schedules respective navy yards
BY 'he for The particular Office
e for Which y s y appsas @ TO & a"s s c'a4 and
he sehedne viii state e times within which The materials
place pases within for which
the offer is made, he directed by the commanding officer
tis provided contract distinctly
by the bidders that The and number of articles
quantity which may 'equi'rd
na the lowest bid bu' the furnish
times as The bureau tonmandan rrqe (and eqions
year endiae Jnne 1855; whether The guam.
Titles required be less an those specified the prices
article. eonrrac, quality de
and Subjec the inspection, weight
n sa a % @ s a % s , TO, :" the
of the articles sc Contraco
ceaneous' who do Place are
dehvered will required proposals.
81 @ @ aso or s ns1r tue yard dsvs who may
The RODS of delivery of all building "aeras
Approved surc,ie. contract will be re
md per per son a. security from
led unless otherwise the Department On ella head
year, the ny centum may
sD% oeS I on . s @ Ap
ance leghy per cent win be paid by The navy
w" ny nrG daS Sd the presentation Of e p'' duly
No per paid until rejected
articles offered under shall removed
yard, unless specially authorized by the Department.
the pars Of The d pa in delivering al any Of the articles
mentioned the the PROVIDED
then, and in that will forfeit and the
United stes qudated damages of money equal 10 twice
the o the agreed The
be paid Tor The articles the actual delivery thereof which
hquidaed damages recovered from time to time
The the and certify that they
WORTH and above their debts liabilities
full amount of the contract.
Each signed by
by the the form annexed
dence, State, be distinctly
tave
OF annug the contract without damage
shall appopria
o which ihi' Advertisement IL based.
Persons shall accepted notified letter
through the Office which notice shall be sufficient
they do into contract for
fifteen days bureau the accept
win with other peysor
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Proposals for Rations for 1855.
HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRPs,
OuarteTmaAleIs once, WAshlnxs00 september - 1854

HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRPs,
Ousrtermaatsrs Once, Washington, september ~, 1854
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. received
next for furnishing United
lowing stations, for the year 1855, vizs
~Ehanesown. Massachusetts
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York
fhilsdephia, Pennsylvania,
Gosport, near Norfolk, Virginia;
Warrington, Florida ;
WastlIngton city, District Of Columbia.
Each ration consist of pound and Of fresh bee
or three quarters Of pound of eighteen ounces
bread made OF supchne hou supchne hou al The opuon
the government and tea of pounds OF good cofee
twelve pounds of the eight oi
bes whs beans Qs OF quarts OF sa our
pounds Of good hard hall pound oil good
hard dipped taiQw cAgn113e, hundred raions.
The beef required delivered order OF the
manding occr each either bulk by The single
raton and shall the and choice pieces OF the
the pork be No prime pork and the to
quality kinds named All subject inspection
No bid will be unless accompanied by The OF
two suee known to lhsoce certified 70 BY some oela
To be endorsed Proposals the and
addressed the Quartermas,er OF the Marine Corps Washington
DC.
The Patriot Concord New Hampshire Gazere Portsmouth,
chusett Day Book, New York Eagle, Brooklyn, New York
Globe, Portsmouth, Virginia Norfolk, Virginia Democrat
Pensacola Florida City, Augustine FIorida will
publish the above three week until the gath OF October
next and send BILL accompanied by of this advertisement
this office payment
l..
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pURSUANT go dc, II tie ht2h G hnnce-
made in OF Isabella Bird WIDOW, plaintiff apans,
Charlotte ke and Others deendan The eapng
OF kin to John McDpugie, Lpy1s
London, of
kep by Thomas William Nicholson inverek near Nusse
burgh, the of Mud Boihian, North
wak-upoh-Tweed then of fusip Park Uxbhge
county OF Nddeex esquire, wb" died
May, le3l BY ihe solicitors before the
of November next 10 eoe in and te relationship the
said inbn hcDouge tbe chambers
liam Page Wood No III Nav -qalre Lncon's nn Mddlcser
orn default thereof they Will be peremptey excluded
bene OF The said
Thursday til. seventh day of December O'Clock
The afternoon said appointed hearing ami Adj
Dated ths 9TH day Of August, ls5t
ri HARr BLONhM, Chief Clerk
ATKINSON N PtLGRIn,
Church Court Lolbury, London, Plaintiffs Solicitors
Sep 5-lHm3mt
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Proposals for Stationery.

oTFIcx oF THE SECRETARY OF THE SENATE,
September ~, 1854
<EALED PROPOSALS will be received this office until 10
O'clock Tuesday, the 10Th of October furnish
GOO Of hardware surface o6
inches and weighing less is pounds the
delivered this Office free charge half
before the 3 and before the 9Th of November
The Secretary 0der giving
days notice. additional quantity thai be required for the
use Of the Senate during the 33d Congress.
sufficient Of marked with of the
aud the price, each PROPOSAL aud be
ivered at this office free Of charge.
contract will be entered into with the offering furnish
the said Of the quality the lowest his
ecung bond with suetes satisfactory the Sece
the Senate for the performances ereof under forfeiture
price failure which bond
tho office Of the said Secretary within days after the
has been accepted.
Sep l2-lawiw
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EsM ~ l 1e
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

The cheape comfortable and erpedtoas route to The
White Sulphur Springs, passing The Alum, Warm, and Hot
Springs
RRANGEMENTs having been made with the owners OF the
IL splendid George Page between Alex
andra aad Washington distance Of six niles IN w
the nns this the Washington railroads. the following
schedule viii effect and after Thursday June l. 1854
from Ale 0odonsve intermediate stations
will leave depot, of Duke Henry streets,
O'Clock, arrival of the boat from Washington, giving
ample breakfast board arriving Gordonsyle 10Y
O'clock connecting place with the trains tho Virginia
Central railroad Richmond Charlottesville, and Saurton
viii leave Gordonse al IL O'clock The arrival Of the
the Virginia Central Alexandria al hnlfpasi
O'Clock thus allowing ume TO connect with me trains leaving
Washington board the boat
from Alexandra Wanenon and intermediate
will leave Alexandria daily Sundays eaceped) o'clock
arriving AT Wanenton at 3x O'Clock, }.
On Sunday will leave O'Clock, a.
WaeBon Alexandria and inerlsdae stations
will daily Sundays eYcepled before
O'Clock arriving Alexandra al half past 9o'clock,
On sunday will leave quarter past IL O'Clock,
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DIX AUTHORITY Of act OF the Legislature Of
Virginia, passed February 81, 1884, entitled "An
poate company the plan Of james g. French
railroad and Washington city and in
with the provisions thereof hereby by the
signed that books for receiving subscriptions the
Washington Railroad
will be opened 18th day September next
for days. incusve from 10, q the fol-
lowing places:
10 Alexandria NewtoH HOTEL The city of Washington
the mayors office and in Georgetown the mayors Office
JAMES 8. FRENCH,
JOHN w. MAURY,
A. MARSHALL,
CORNELIUS BOYLE
GEO FRENCH,
EDGAR SNOWDEN,
Aug lG--lawtSepi2 Il. w. LATHAM.
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BALTImoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD FoH

Cieina louisville, Indianapolis Columbus zanesuie
land, Toledo Chcaso and st Louis.
THROUGH tickets for all the points
i Washington
Passengers leaving Washington q, arv in Wheeling
with the splendid inchester and Dumal
for Weivie 4o miles from Wheeling thence direct by railroad
Cleveland Toledo, Chicago, and Alton by steamboat
miles, 10 d. Louis Leaving Washington at s. M they will
afternoon with splendid Uni0n Ine
for Cincinnati and Louisville and for Indianapolis by railroad
Lawrenceburg.
Through tickets sold for Cincinnati Louisville, lndanapo
lis GAINESVILLE Columbus. by stages
Wheeling Passengers holding through tickets lie
point the For information and tickets, apply T.
PARSONS, agent Washington.
J. II. DONE,
Feb 7-du Master Transportation
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Passengers Luay and New Market will leaving
Alexandria O'Clock, Tuesdays, Thursdays,
udays connecting with the Culpeper court house.
Passengers for Lynchburg win take the train leaving Aexan
da at O'clock mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
meeting with the stages Charlottesville.
Passengers the White sulphur springs will the
ing Alexandra daily connecting with SauuoD.
Freight trains running daily, Sundays excegled9
Per order: w. h. BROCKETT, Agent,
June lid Alexandria, Va
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Philadelphia College Of Medicine.

Tue winter session of this institution will begin October o.
Il -
Fun courses lectures giyea both
Degrees sra conferred in March July.
Fees; One u' course SSi Perpetual ticket Matrcua
non, 50 Graduation fee, S5 attended two
u coursesin another institution, $50 including graduation
Personal is taken faculty
OF every
each branch In an equal
to in The country For further information, address
D. HOWARD RAND, VI u. Dean,
LOG South Ninth street, Philadephin
Aupl =Ia,p yStd
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ii non noRsn's IN vIeoRATiSe ELIxis. "a JoKpiAL,a-A
deemed fabulous The public oien deceived
but facts, undeniabe fac aeed by Witnesses ohe
highest class and character are now umpng over all doubts In
rssstibie
misuse abuse Of The various organs which make up the wonder
t machine called man i restore. TO- full vgor every delen.
and the reproduction of human life To
only communicating energy which
w w s ss m AZ @ s
confined to either sex or 70 any age Inc feeble s a as
depression The individual suffering from gen
ds from tho s,as Of single % will all "d
TO those who have apedisposon 10 paralysis viii
dy There many, perhaps ,rhed
nc, s s | s @ s as
without reference and will not only remove the dSor
ssBuILp rHx BROKEN CONSTITUTION
The arrangements Of the leading Diseases and
qure the maiades for which this
s Is ay Dc
taon of the heart spinal affections muscular debility uemors
the liver nena depression will indispooa
inter n a" &c ana rs
ceasivs sexual incompeteny melanchoy monomania
free indulgence and ali at
whenever to be acted upon are free from maformaon
or structural Diseases il is averred thai
xoRsE's IsvIooRATISa
will replace weakness with strength incapaci with efficiency
regularity with uniform and natural activity and this not only with
ganizaion all malndes they begin
also that for kind Of disease the Elixir Cordial ia the
only reliable preparation known.
CURE NERVOUS -rAsxs
Mo can asa Of TN the
taIed and shattered system Whether broken down by
iared organzalon bianot revvihed, up
peth nd IS q
the contrary the refs permanent for the cordial properties OF
medicine reach the constitution ITSELF and to its
NAL condition Well may the preparation be called the
sEDicnAL WONDER
olths nineteenth century M las the frs, scientific SCI man IN the
supposed 10 have existence,
a srnpLAsr THAT
expended opum alcoholic
preparations and all other cacan's The effect Of these brief
s S than the d.; me Elixir an eaia.a
whoG single & @ s in mn IT, non It's
will also depessons excitement tendency
D Of ass ash TO hs
m,laneholy mental debility hysern wrsiehsdnss thoughts OF
prostraion rtnby, inability Sleep diseases
R
"s ~ nfalioe H ''''AN'' ''''' '''"'
Of bottle bloom the skin
from pale, yellow, sicy color beautiful aod complexion
MSRsE's isvIaoRATISa ELIXIR
phenomenon maera medca hitherto unhear
of-a stmulant without a reaction.
S,e medical aud pharmaceutical institutions ct Europe be
respect gners. Morse whose undsputed
authority discovered the production Arabia where
his attention excited by the wonderfully invgorang effects
produced the natives In the wonderful Of andu
exhauses exhibited both
their desert pgrnnss attributable TO the use of this vazng
herb.
Dr. Morse' Invgoraing Cordial has been
cd by Inprjnciped persons.
In future all the genuine Cordial win have the
pasted the cork Of each bottle, and the following
blown in the glass; Dr. Morses inysoang Cordai c. H.
Ring, proprietor, ~ Y.
rf ns's' 81 PER g' En FoR s
G. II. RING, proprietor,
l92 Broadway, New York
sold by druggists throughout United States, Canadas,
Aest Indies.
Agent Washington city, H. d. Gilman agent in Baltmoie
=. Hsnce,
IN
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NENN--ln
Metropolitan Gallery the proprietor
an with by
will coored with bancy
method,
bennty effect detail paintings
disapponmen ladies' and gentlemen
their miniatures "
designated. Metropolitan Gallery Lane
Tucker Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9Th
GEO ADAMS Artist.
I6-d0
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For freight passage apply 10 = .
EDWARD X. COLLINS co.
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SiIPLEY, n CO.,
Liverpool
r G.. ROBERTS S CO.,
l3 Kings Arms Yard, London
J. MUNROE h CO.,
26 Rue Noire des Victories,
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
The ships will accountable gOd
specie jewery precious metals, unless bills
fading therefor and the value thereof therein
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EHENCa NOVELS, by Dumas. HaIzsc, and othera
imported from Paris pc varying from 5
cents upwards many Of thom beautifully illustrated
DctT rRANIK TAyJop
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INlrED STATES Mail Line Caiifor Aspin-
u wall md
steamships appovedb NAVY Department.
2,r0V bu,dru, guaran speed and safety
The Pauana completed Dbpo, lo miles from
Pauauia.
The embraces 81 X miles
Asppwal Obspo lS miles land
recently put thorough order single passenger
therefore, hosthe
and cf baggage being only transferred and from mules
alongside the ~
There transportation in future this
Tue entirely sickness Of description.
AT New York, Pana
Francisco detention accident
route : reliable.
expected passage the Atlantic will be made
iarly IN da, Pacific in ~ to l2& days.
Passengers the day amer arrive Aspin
wall t ~''
Through tickets ioest rates, be had agency ~
West street, New York. % ~
Ian III
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La, school of Cumberland University, Lebanon



FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cauthes, qte one Of CIRCUIT
Judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green late of the supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon Bru,nheld l.. Ridley
Judges Caru.rs Green dev their whole exclusively
10 the school.
Plan Of istudon Daily examinations of each class the
text books No regular lectures but explanations m
daily lessons the progress of the examinations.
2. Weekly which stu
denla facts
all actual
The framed prepare
deeds wills. records
which held monthly in the class, and
public the The students clerks she
@ jurors circuit judges and chanceiors and in other official ca
pacites with their
third Monday sep
tcmber Thursday February The second con
The succeeding Monday in February snd ends second
Thursday IN July
Expenses per seon.-Tuop fee $50, advances contingent
So boarding $50. Students books,
which be- had in the Lebanon bookstores.
required 10 complete unless the s
class No previous required for @
There regular classes Students entsf
any M during collegiate year.
= Legislature connected with the school
Number students the last collegiate year eghtysix
ROBERT T.. CARUT'HEKS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board of Trustees
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GREAT THROUGH LIME TO THE WEST
W W tiE1tafsslizf; Sa1f1,IilR
D THE WEsr.

Ohio railroad Baltimore to WAsens
Meeting there with the tpiend1
line the Ohio andthe to Zdaesrtie,
IS expeditions being thoroughly completed the
finishing great Board Tree Tunnel road being
order,
advantages and low The scenery
this of the snpend0us and attractive character
The mail train leaves Baltimore daily
directly through Wheeling $3.50 mes) in lS or ~ hou
eludng all s0ppages arriving there at 3
passengers leaving Baltimore lay lodging
Cumberland, Il l7s mles and proceed thence Wheeling
morning.
To with Washington
and daily, the from Baltimore Wash
ngton junction, better known the Relay ouse)
Baltimore
been ronte,
cinnat Louisville, stages Nashville &c.
New Orleans packets be
ing rurther
Passengers Columbus who the land Gin
other Ohio and the West also
Wheeling Ohio Stage Compauys excellent cOach
part National GAINESVILLE, and
by railroad
Passenger Wesvle Cleveland by
being
regular and speedy Wbesng and from
places
% Baggage through from Washington Wheeling
charge transfer OF passengers or baggage
route) from washington Wheeling 80 SO; Cincinnati, $
Louisville, Sl2.
Tickets Parsons, agent,
Washingon and Of the other agents OF the company.
WM. PARKER,
,inyi l--du
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University OF Maryland.

School Of Medicine,
1'UE forty will begin Monday coe 1854
l. and end the Isl of March, 1855.
Principles and Practice o Surgery, ~ r. Smith, NJ, u.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, w. r.. A. Aiken NJ. b.
Principle and Practice of Medicine, Samuel Chew
Anatomy and Physiology, Joseph Roby, NJ. d.
Obstetrics, Richard II. Thomas NJ D..
Medca and Pathological Anatomy Geo
NJ. ID.
Practical Anatomy, u. 3. Smith, M ID.
Clinical the nhrmary belonging TO the University
and containing hundred and fty beds
500. WILLIAM f. A. AIKEN, M. d.,
sep l-2aw9hOcl Dean