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Massachusetts, Against South Carolina,

w ASl!lNGToN, June Il.
Mr.. Burlinoame, Of Massachusetts, de-
Tended Massachusetts against general and
specific cha rges, claiming that in all that
constitutes true greatness she is the first
State OF the Union, ard that her present
performances are superior to her past pat
rotic recol!ectioHs. lie was sorry to lind
at the head of the list OF her assailants the
President of the United States, who had
deliberately perverted history to eulogize
the South 1T the expense Of the north, and
who had become the ch.cftain of section
aism. Massachusetts, believed,with South
Carolina, the Fugitive Slave iawuncohsti-
tui)nlI.
MIR. Keitt, OF South Carolina, here ask
ed Mr.. Buriingame for his authority rea.
tive to South Carolina.
Mr.. Burlingame, to prove his statement,
cited the remarks OF the Charleston Mer-
cary, which spoke of the fugitive slave law
rs IN Infringement of one of the most
cherished principles Of the Corrstitution--
In conclusion, he referred to Mr.. Summers
sPaech--to the purity and nobIcness ofits
sentiments, and to the severity of its
structures against tyranny. He said Mr..
tsInner never had personal enemy
His character was rs pure as the snow
which falls upon his native hill, and his
heart was ever overflowirg with kindness
far every human being bea-ing the up
right form of n man. he was AN accom-
pIishcl scholar and .chivalrlc gentleman,
\ member Of the house who had taken an
oath TO support the Constituiton, stole in.
t@ the Senate and smots him as Cain
smotr as Brother.
Mr.. Kettle is false. (Sensation.)
nv. Burlingame replied, he would not
handy epthets. He was responsible for
lis own language only, and doubtless the
gentleman was responsible for his.
> Mr.. Keiu.--I am.
Mr.. BarIingame, after describing and
severely .coniemning the assault upon Mr.
Snmner, asked, Call you that eh;valry2--
IN what code OF honor did you get that.
, ctivaryl In what code Of honor c6d you
get Pu,hority for ill five are MOTTO lave
freedom ofspeeeh, what is all this govern
Inent wortha II we arc to be called TO ac
count 10y some gallant nephew" of some
gallant uacle for saying something
which does not suit their sensitive nerves,
we want TO know il. II the conflict is TO
he transferred from this peaceful and intel.
lectual field, where the honors arc equal
and easy, we desire to know it. The time
ihny come when Massachusetts may with :
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A CORRECTION.

We arr requested to correct ms-statc-
ment tLat occurred in No. Of the articles
THAT lately appeared in the LEDGER, from
Mr.. y. II. HAMMOND. In estimating the
probable cost to the State, of the South
Carolina College for the last fifty years. the
appropriations tor five years were Qhrough
mistaIr) counted MS one year, making six
millions ana fifty thousand doffars,,' instead
of one million, two hundred and ten thou
sand, rs it should be. Any one upon slight
reflection can readily perceive the manner in
which The oversight occurred
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draw her representatives to her own bos
ON, when safety cannot be found for them
undertle flag of our common country.-
But while her representatives. are here,
they will speak how and whea they will,
uncaring for the consequences, and ifthey
are pressed too long and too far they will
not shrink from defending the honor Of
the commonwealth of Massachusetts, and
the freedo,h Of speech.
Mr.. Keitt now sought the floor, but it
was awardedto Mr.. Carlisle, who refused
to yield it, - "'
MIR. Kett gave notice that he should on
Monday reply 10 some Of the points Of Mr..
Burlingame's speech.
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The Grecnville Patriot announces the
death of josiah KlLGoEE, ESQ.,, of that Dis
trict, in the sixty sixth yeat of his age. Mr..
KrLGoRE in early life filled the office ofSur-
veyor General of the State-more lattefly
he represented his district for four years In
the State Legislature. He was well knowh
throughout the st-te asihh active, ,eutefPf'ris.
ing ard thorough -gSing business man: His
disease was paralysis, from which he had
suffered for several years.
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THE 4TH OF JULY.

The spirit Of '7G is not yet extinct in
Lancaster. In bur iasi issuc we Noticed that
the 4th Would be celebrated at the Hanging
Rock Mineral Springs, and by notice in
this paper, it will be seen that the day is also
to be celebrated It, Tay;ihaw.
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For the Lancaster Ledger,
The Origin Fsnd Progress Of the Arts,
DISCOVERIES AND IMPROVEMENTS
ENDLESS. -
SELECTED BY .EEus.


The Arts are like plants, proiiferous; aad
like them, 100. can only be improved by cui-
ture. The transformations wrought By Ecr.
'icul,ura!ists and promo!pgisis are almost
incredible. Peashes were originally poison
GUS almonds, and used to in,prcgna,c arrows /,
with deadly venom. Cherries are derived
from berry Of Which single one grew on
a stem; nccinrines aud appricois are hybrids
of the rinm and peach the clicf OF eser.
Tents, with its relations, broccoli and cauli.
flower, come from marine plan,--the com-
mon sca-cnlr, whirh shoe up on some san.
dy shores. From wild sour crabs, not much
l.rgcr than boys marbles, have proceeded
all varieties Of apples. The largest aud
richest Of plums, are descendants Of the
blaekihorn's bitter sloc. Srch are nero
specimens OF vegetable mctamorphoses,
brought about by translLanting, accin,a,'ng,
crossing and culture. - s..
Jt is much the sawe with il,c rrnits and
flowers of art Tidy are nothing ,iil in,
proved by cultivation; and from very hu,ii.k
bic and ignobIc sources they too spring. A
f.Nling-piecei isa ehild's pop-gun elaborated
clay huis were the germs Of our marble
mansions; ship isa ripened canoe and
steam engine itself may be traced to coy-
crs elected from primeval caldrons. The
highest elegnncies are descendants Of home
ly Pr"genitors. Our ladies' adjust their
shawls of cashmere before glasses or mir
rors supported by Psyches; primitive bellies
covered their shoulders with the skins of
newly slain animals, aud admired their uns-
tuons faces IN pans Of water, and polished
stones. A Jaequared loom is an Indians
weaving frame matured; and printed vol.
umes arc deducible from quppos and h,stor-
ic belts OF Wampum. Like plants, inyen-
tons grow and mali'ri", and to congenial
minds present a class Of varied beauties,
captivating ms any with which amateur and
professional florists are charmed. Newly
acquired truths 10 physie are keys, each OF
VIII unlocks a world Of wonders Every
new art gives birth to thousand. The
range Of discovery isdoabtiess iDIimitable--'
truth that has only dawned Gently with
full conviction even upon saya Is. a cen. :"
tury ago few minds were prepared to reesiys
1t, and fewer 70 net on Il. Pregnant with
hopes with present and prospective aeqaisi.
lions, u is among the divinest Of modern
convictions. Nayigators have added. some Is,
iands. others continents, and the wooi,com-
bers son OF Genoa gave heinisphSyAte
eeesrrsrhv Tgts'iono coac no v,t 70 tt3{<S ~
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Our first page is devoted 10 extracts FROM
the speech OF the Hon. A. p. BUTLER, do
!!gercd in the Senate Of the United States.
on the 18th and 18th Of June. We regret
that from is great length, VIC are prevented
from publishing the whole, ="
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT

We are Indebted to the Hon. A. p. Bur.
LER. for Il copy of his speech on Kansas af-
fairs, in connection with the Summer diff
Gully, and also for a number OF the Congress
sioSial Globe.
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The Columbia papers announce the death
of Capt. JOSEPH MATHEWS, Superintendent
and Commander of the Arsenal Academy in
that City. 20 "'r q"
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Hon. THos. III. BAyLEy, Representative
in Congress from Virginia, died on the odd
ult., Of pulmonary consumption.
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The attention Of our readers is directed TO
the advertisement of Mr.. K &. BILLfNGs,' in
another column.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS

E.C.-Quchcc, Sumter County Ga. You
are credited TO March 9th, 81, and J. H.'H.
to April 25th, ST. D.. l..
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6 hitur'5 Gnhlr.
Southern Cultivator.

Southern Cultivator.
This valuable Journal devoted 10 the i'm.
provemcnt Of Agriculture, is again before
us, and the present number isby no means
inferior to that of any prcvions one. Il Is
Of large size, containing some Thirty pages !;
published in Augusta, Ga, a, the low price
Of one dollar per annum." "' f~'''
North British Review.
Theteoftents OF the present number arc .
Plays and Pertains; Life and Writings Of
the late Mr. Justice Talfotd; Historical
Painting -MacauIey; British New Tcsta.
ment Criticism; Gro,es History of Greece |.
The Weather and its Prognosiics; Indian
i.hcratare 'outrdGcs' Oh Women; Peace
and its Political Doiies. The above are
able aud Interesting contributions; repub.
lished by LEONARD Scott & Co, 20 Fulton
81. New York. "
New Music.
We are indebted TO Mr.. Horace Waters,
New fork, for piece of new music. "we1l
ali meet again in the morning" which we
recommend 10 o,r lady readers MS something
cxqnisitciy foe.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, July >, 1856.

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agent to receive new subscriptions to the
LEDGER. 20. e.
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D. d. Z(lflDM


81 q. yEOfpEyaaAN. WHOLESALE BEBaeIsT,
e3aecssaor e Woodnan) 81 Common md
sEeeta New Orleans, Importer and choice
DRUGS SELECTED MEDICINES, PURE CHEMICALS,
ESSENTIAL OILS Medicinal xsraets zine Perguresy and
Fancy Soaps. PATENT MEDICINES SURGICAL, INsTEU.
MENTs, DRUGGISTS, GLAssWAgE BRUSHES French
end american WTNDoW-aLAss. PAINTS. OILS. DYE
sTrFFS, etc.
purchase Medicines cf best Hua may rely upo hsng sae
Orders promptly attended To-
DIRECT IMPORTATION From EUROPE
Resolving b arrivals Englsn and Ger
nany. large assortment cf DRUGS, CHEHTGAIsGLAs
WAREs PEREUMERY, BRUgHEs.ete Ansng wkteh ara
1907 boxes french Window slasss assorted sizes.
100 Ibs ceafads Hydfodate Potash
q HOO ounces geflefier Fr eaufnines
5& lS0 Ihs MaI.dsr,s English Bfie Mass.
100 Tbs &aHdsst English Caiaraef a
EN- so iarS Carbonate Avanaouia f&s7s 8S
Il s ca4e8 Eafbs Afagasaia HI
10 cases CaIcaed Magnesfa 5lss
~ PROM THE BEST AMERICAN 3MANUrAeTuRERa
1906 ounces Of olinhe, Power Weighsman. 85
80 ounces Suipnate Of Morpnfns, Is Il.
10 ounces Acetate Morphine. T8asgy5&$
30 ounces stsyehnine.
I04 lbs Am. II. g. CaIorneI. q bot.
2es lbs Am, H. s. Colonel. IN rs Id to1ss.
90 Regsxeg- salt Petr4. f$$gy;
% dozen Chloride Soda
7a1 lit Nitric Acia @3$g
no deniiIohns Aqua ammonia.
10 deraiiohas Sweet Spirits Nitre.s sf5S
10 lbs Nisrate Silver, sticks
spare Nitrate VI III, crystals.
10 bbfs Alum.
S bbIs Ground Alan.
POWDERED THUGa
warrant all POWDERED DRUGs sold by NE al strze 81
pure; having been selected their crude staa
and powdered for my sases. Among which are
200 lbs Powdered Tpecle.
go lbs Powdered India Rhabarn. 5SS#88
$50 lbs Powdered Gantharides.
300 Lbs hest Powdered Bird Cayenne.
1876 lbs Powdered Gum Arabic. nv $S#s
1900 lbs Powdered Cream Tartar.
go lbs Powdered Tartarie Acid.
20 lbs Powdered Extract Eolocynth.
PAINTS oILssAND WINDOW GLASS 5s
10oe0 lbs Pure White Lead.
@ 10,ooa lbs No. White Zinc Paint Am
200 lbs French Snow White Zinc. ~ 4
~ 90 casks French Yellow ocfEe. s $55 ssgqifs&s
& 6 bbls GopaI TarniaSl.
b6ls White Darnar Varniah.
bDls Japan Vasnish. 5$ 5.s
2 bols Coach Varnish.
600 gallons Spirits Turpentine &.
5es gallons English Lfrssed OH.
30 casks English Venetian He'd. 358 as
90 bblg Lamp Black. 49,
100 boxes American Window GIaBs assorted sizes from
by 10 to u by 3d.
100 kegs Yeilow oehre, In oil.
100 kegs Venetian Red, in oil.
All Of which will be sold very lowest market rates.
| zs 90. WGoDMAN. New Orleans, Ia and
jeI2 5rnd&W 90. WoODMANs 4 Co. vegsbgrr Miss
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FTsFIE GREAT COUGK9R RBNEEDY-CH
EXPECToRANT-Thc following original was hand
publication remedy which elicit
Galveston, Texas, April %, 1885,
DIR. o. o. Woodrnan New Orleans:
Ny Dear Sir-In justice you and nly owe 10 sf.erf
and may say world Of coughing people, state yoa-
invaluable Cough Remedyyour Cherry Expee;orant
for me- when all other remedies had failed to give apy
relief In the fall of 1885, living in ST. Louis where have re-
sided most Of the time for the last axsen years. severe
cold which settled on lungs, and confined my bed
and dosed and bsfered weeks but finally
got my legs again, cured of my hard coughing ana,
rafting and tickling throat which incessaHsly
for than six months always the winter Nv
friends insisted had conghel enough TO kill common
and that must be in she last stages consumption
made up mind cough my life away left ST Iuis
in December last TO travel and spend winter in The South
When Icalled store in Vicksbug, you will reeeect
coughing hard could talk make my business
known. You said You would my cough As me
bottle of your Cherry Expectorant thought would nos
slight aud your medicine to tr it and in
thankfuness shall remember the day did so In but
few days began llay and diminish my cough tick
ling in my throat and before had used than three
fourths of the OF tia. bottle entirely cured an
for weeks did raise cough ugh exposed day
night in all weahers in travelling However in March, whila,
travelling in North Carolina, cold and my cough
ing commenced again. and also the tickling my throat nj M
tervals and before arrival Orleans on the 18th ss
some nights coughing would continue for
an hour otw soon procured another bole from you and
in less than two days entirely relieved again. nor
determined to always keep bottle hand the com
meneing of cough very few small doses will relieve ID en-
4ey am fully satisfied is the best Cough Remedy
now known to the world and is duty the cough.
ing and afflicted part of the human family put so vanabis
remedy whinthe reach Of ALL us praise will upon tha
tongues of tens of thousands Of Joyful coughess happy
souls So great remedy as your should be brought
before the public. '@ 1
lam, dear sir, respectfully yours
RI. WOODWARD,
;oyokp
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AR. BTL<LTNGS' CARHTTNATTVE AND as.
- TRINGENT syRuP-An Infaible Remedy for GHoI-
ERA INFANTUM OR SUMNER COMPLAINT OF chill
DREN. CHOLERA N0RBUS. DTARRHEA. or ANTEIE
OF THE B0WELE-The long and st.e~
cessfu experience in the Of this remedy inventor
in the CT all the diseases for which recon-
mended together with highly respectable Testimony which
numbers bear its efficacy the Bowel affect
tionso Children Darrhea Cholera DTsentery In
entitls it higher confidence than were
Of the ordinary hubug medicines Of the day,
ess to perform miracles and all the Ills Of life. caTac
ter has fully established The physicians tho
highest character following gentleman now
aresident of Lockhar., Texas. VIII show:
'.DELrA. tCoahon1a Coz Miss, May 81, Isy5.
o. o. Woo9nlaH, Eq.-Dear S-There very few Of
the offered the public which would be will
ling TO lend the sanction of my name may
be- either in the world Of letters Of medicine.
and experience however, have forced upon the conviction
that Billings Caninatye and AstrngeHt Syrup ia very
valuable compound prepared upon scientific prinep
fecy in harmony with the laws of organic leand, therefore,
deserves longh its seere higher
in the scale Of remedial than Affords
pleasure to be able heut the confac
tion) to add testimony favor Its efficiency and
pleasant remedy all the forms Of bowel which
tits recommended have used myself in very
teresting Diarhea Dysentery and recon.
mend many Others and in every instance here such
preparation was indicated, it proved successful.
Respectfully yours, w.
~. D. II. PORTER, NJ D.
For SALE wholesale and RETAIL by
Q. o. wooDMAN,
..s. corner Common and Magazine Streets
iel2 smdAW New. Orleans, La
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WTOODHfAN-S EXTRACT OF JAMAICA
GINGER-such is the intinate connection between the
stomach and the syen that the health ofone depends
much upon the of the other and medicine wichih
grateful and beneficial to the stomach, has the
the system its natural tone Tgor owing
these circumstances the EXTRACT OF GINGER Will he
found excellent remedy Nervous and Sick Headache
Sea Sickness, Nausea etc. The great advantage he
Fluid Extract Essence Of Jamaica Ginger that very
concentrated FORM all the active principles without
of the inert matter which makes it much agreeable
to the stomach fssi& s&Y5 58G3FE 5Ef%2a 5555 $$3
Dyspepc who troubled with uasea, distress
the stomach after eating owing the weakness Of the dges
tive will fnd this preparation Invaluable usually
affords immediate relief and far ecacious than brandy
any other kind Of Spirits warrns
the stomach producing permanent relief without
injurious which result from alcoholic stinuan
During the prevalence Of the cholera, it found Of the
greatest benefit for preventing weakness and relaxation he
bowels, which produce diarrhea sgF55z= Ne
Aewdrops urbler Of water with sugar syrup form
heahfu and delightful beverage this Extract connteractns
the bad effects Of the cold water. ttas s#
WOODLANDS EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER
is deliberately prepared carefully articles
best quality. e$z5 FL sA.#55Y&Sz
CAUTIoN-Persons desiring article that be relied upon
prepared solely from PURE GINGER should be par
tcular to ask for Woodmans Extract of Jamaica Ginger
which is warranted to be exactly what is represented.
Wholesale Agent New Orleans. ie12 5md&W
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SUGAR AND MOLAsSEs. 80 to 100 hhds Sugar c,anged
hands yesterday at 9}@l0c o ID for Fully to Prime OF
Moasses noticed sales Of 100 at 49, 30 at ACC and lo
half bbls, also at 46c u gallon.
FLOUR. 18th receipts Of any note and no stock on
the evee the Flour market dull We heard of sales Of
only few ing, though Sc 20 for some 700 bs
St. Louis in store.
GRAIN Corn was firm with sales of 500 sacks Ordinary
Mixed at l4l3c 500 Yellow at rs and 297 sacks at Csc ~
bshel for the White Oats active sales of about
$500 sacks of which 800 Ordinary 5lc 1880 Prime ST. Louis
nj d. and 1901 at 55c q bushcl or Bran two small
lots brought 9c o 100 hs Wheat active with sales
of 9 Sacks at 81 IS D bse which was offered for several
thousand sacks held at higher figures.
PROVISIONS. Mess Pork still retailing at $40 SOFA
SIG 10 d DBL and l75 bbS sold private TERMS OF Bacon
10 casks Prime Clear Sides sold 10 ord
nary Sides have heard no transactions of impor
ance in Lard
COFFEE. Some 100 bags disposed of yesterday in
Guiding 35S at TO- 80 at o $50 at JOE 100 crop O
cab.
INDIA BAGG1NG.. We noticed sale of $50 bales at Sc
q yard which is decline of about from the highest point
about fortnight since.
WU1skf...,We have heard of no sales worth reporting
FRE1GHTS....A ship taken up for Havre at lc for
Cotton.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Bare eoa 5 gk nGs nn 10
@cosundries 10 hhds sugar. 81 bbis
MoBIlE-seamer caforuia-2o bales cotton to rar,etoD
Whiting Tnis2o do to Redgel Roberts Terrll-0O bbls
SIolden eo-eSsk BACON Savage Sso5 GINS to
40 la o cotton. ,. :, c,. ,,,,-,,.
Shr NJ Sa Dc sass bsg m coils on hRds
PsssSsfy s IS sgsss ss
SON casks bacon ieW s se tobacco
% ese sa N sssP sd *
s;si
PeWs oGs so hssd
ffs mules "n'ss to 1872 bales cotton
9k IbtaFe ScsS %sks s'sTa Ne5 on ty vat sss
ssoS y1fes H5 ss
p Mf i Keo sg ss Ssn1SS t. csfEo
4 sss asS Ts sss @
sr oi ps1 nn s'o or +,
keo do IS Pe pD bis oe
Oglesby Il McCauuy-5S do 81 sacks wheat ID bales cotton il
2oJdo keep Para &eoMl25 sacks ioR John DUFFY
SIS do sns oas 20
1 49, % 90 ~
se- se1Si do sSa
40 potatoes y ran-3 10 apples q boxes 40 N Martini
topaeco q hoAes 40 hds bacon poNeS 90 1catnun &co
10 dds hcnho ao4ney broS-5a co1o ward saunders
Iiun-iz 90 u u finekard &co- 90 % bInder aShenna
~ % 10 Nua9y broWn Neo-suhufeS 10 ordof-iota
LII oaes COTTON, 70 mus TOBACCO.
.,xs1e,,-,-,.-
CONSIGNEES.
Observation-Disclosures n 1rotson-p Eies TT v-r;r,+
Cos Fnnr;anar Ero Wal Sen Raui n TEN.
Ui, thmhSco1 MoodmanLC I IfveS &co-Dnrls
cnR II IVY 1s a n Miller
coE Il Whic y Y, GinuSmi y % n Goae,Se
II 70 SIit r nH g. H y %i9 70
TncinrI n Wl eeier Meuo HHeneuy Mcoma =
Rnmrn.ro H. " MoC.ro ,V%;,inr 60 II W n
ShafnnTtealnr u Tnstau Enast M - Si ~
Inhcr a. 6vnM cLiF tnra uJ,r F. R.'
cnlfNA + Tan,. " " T9ryilia Enn SUI y ne.
Snwar tIn,a Mo- ia - P;ctsT Mt
Lat ~ "ese NtoIo WTi NIL
McDowe MI sc"N Sinn LEw n 1;i h E s
ri y IL = Nv W leeT i,d w, na'nes
Miles Adoms it,H !, y i, nd n,S ~
i Il iTnI q Rnt,s = R,is ny
Land. MiIi,s, IN T. d si,oa s ~;
& ~ Sa;i yoi"or 9 w @
EcoT nnis Hriiaa PI. so unaon nl arewIo
MurrnvWnssar PoS,tno N' \ SonesJ 4 TroMotI
jnrd SI.an' n MN &c o;,n,, iI,i
ard zoo Thmrn,;,i 60 n nH f io,ars EcoV Wni.t
Nco~S q i q " r r Son,oanw Rirn ,ro scoSick1ai Sno
j W Bnrbrd~a ero-. W Sinar aitIrnsI olit : Char
panier@W oijyer Sco-i SMrevanr ScoNBuunell Bae
j Purne scon Wilson. Il antsrJ RaueRogart
Foley lrarr " : II so,i,; I5rorl e Hail., p a
roll ScoMcT mnpe rS NrGann y Pa,nreon
C;trriere-nri"r '' -''' JUN 'oo- " o
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NEW IORk-Ship Creoe-J l AdamS-J Il Ashby-An-
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1 UNIVERSITY OF LoUIsYANA - MEDICA
" DEPARTMENT.-The Annual Course of Lectures in III

OF LOUISIANA =. MEDICAL
~ DEPARTMENT-The Annual Course of Lectures in this
department will commence Monday November 1Th 1856
and will terminate in the ensuing March, VI f. +
James ones NJ d. Professor Of Practice Of Medicine.
j. i, L. Riddel, n p, Professor Of Chemistry
Warren Stone, NJ. ID, Professor Of Surgery g.~
A. H. Cenas, NJ D., Professor Of Obstetrics
Gustayus A. Mott, NJ. D., Professor Of Matera Medical
j. G. 2. Underestimate NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
Thomas Hans NJ D. Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
Gilbert S. Vance, n. d. Demonstration of Anatomy.
The for Dsecng will be open the third Monday
October. fs.g& "a II
The Faculty Visiting Physicians Surgeons of the
Charity Hospital and attend this institution from November
April r1e
free of enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
There during the season about eight hundred
scrbed for daily.
Preliminary to the Course lectures will be delivered daily
the mphheae Of the Hospital from the first Monday in No
venber Clinical Medicine and Surgery Auscultaion and
Percussion and other subjects without charge Students.
THOMAS HUNT, N. d, Dean.
The Administrators Of the Charity Hospital elect annually
institution +' - s aul d&Wtd