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1 PERPUMED BREATH : What LADY q

A PERFUMED BREATH - What lady o.
genilemzn would renaia under tho curse OF a
disagr-eaile breath when BY using the BALs
Of THOUSAND FLcwgRs' as dcuirilce would
NO, oaly rende, II sweet bal leave the teeth Shile
as alabssier! Many versus DO no know their
breath Is bad, ond the sabeci Is ~ delicate their
friends will never mention II. Pour single drop
Of balm" your Tooth Rush and wash the teeth
light and morning. A any cent bottle VIII las,
year. :.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily
be acquired by using the "BAtx or THOUSAND
FLowKRs." II viii remove Tan, Ptrp'e. and
rockies from the skin, leaving n VI a son and
roseate hue. Wet towel, pour on two 90 three
drops, and wash the face might aud morningr
SHAVING MADE EASY. Wet your shaw
ing brush In either warm or cold water, pour on
two or three drOps % "BALs OF THogsASp
FLowKRs, !" rub the beard well, and Il viii make
a beautiful son lather. much facilitating the oper-
alton Of shauing. Price only Fihy cents. Be-
ware of counierleiis. None genuine unlss-
sisned by w. r. FErRlDGE &c CO
6m4o Franklin Square. New York
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FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS

nur following described Real Estate, cosnpeis
inc House Lots, and other property, ehgib,y
.,,,s,.d In The villages OF Saco and Blddelofo,
Will be sold BY the proprietors, at prices ana On
terms favorable 10 purchaser .., -.
Thr House Lots, about 400 in number, are
Principally situated in Saco, between the hsnoea
bepois Of Blddeford aud Saco-s portion ., mem
above ihs Railroad, and portion below, IN =
pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
line view OF both villages. They are advantage
ously situaied fox the residence Of persons having
business In either s.co or Biddeiad, being within
six minutes walk Of Main street, and PepP.rrl
Square, Saco. and i've minutes walk OF the Ma
chine shop aud Cotton Mil Of The Laconia, Pep.
perell and Water Power Corporations OF Bride.
ford. A substantial Bridge, SIS feet long aud ~
feet WIDE resting on granite plefs and with side.
walk, has been built across the saco River, thus
connecting the lots with Biddeiord, and placing
them within three minutes walk OF smiihs Chr.
From a, e,dSWs a,. sI' s,re. which f' viii !:
extended to Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid out, extending along the margin OF The
Ssco River and TO Water street.
The new road recently laid oui by the County
Commissi oners, extending into the country from
Saco, will inicsect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge 10 bade'
ford.
Besides The lots before mentioned, the propns-
tor, have dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous to the bridge, ana
within two minutes walk OF the workshops and
mills on said Island.
They will sell also in lots OF from one to i've
acres, as may be wanted, q tract OF land adjoining
that which il reserved Tor house lots- Said tract
consists of ~ acres, aud Is situated on tho Wesi-
ern side OF the Railroad, and runs TO tho Buxioa
road, The line striking that road within Few rods
Of the Saco Depot.
Warraniee Deeds will be given Of oil lots sold
by the propneiors, A. II. Boyd, Saco; D. L.
Somcs, Biddeiord; Josephus Baldwin aud Law
renee Barnes, Nashua, N, H.; William z. New.
ell, Manchester, N. II.
For further particulars, as TO prices aud condit.
ions, inquire OF ID. L. sOMES, OF Biddeiord,
agent for the proplieiors. OIL
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Al q Count Of Probate held at Alfred, within and
for the County % YORK, on the nrst Monday 81
oetobsH In the year ~ our Lord eighteen hun-
dred aud nft,-slx By the uonorabls Joseph I. Nys,
J.dgs ofsaii Cent.
NIARGAREr wATERHOUsE, named eHes1trir In
III eeusin instrument, rarorng TO be the last
VIII and testament % Isaac water house, late 80
sace In ,a,i eoaniy. deceased having presented the
sane Coz pfosaiei
oKDsRKD, That the sail eKeoutriI give nOlics 10
all persons Interested, b causing copy q this order
10 b Published IN the Union and Eastern Journal,
printed IN biaaetOrl, In sail County Coz three week.
saeocsssey, that they may appear Al Probate Court
10 be held al bddeford, In said Comfy oDthe first
M"nlsy In Noyembsr neAt, At ten % the CLOCK In ths
orvueen, and shes cause, II any they have, why thu
sal instrument should not Be proved, approved and
Allowed, The last vii AMI testament % the said De
esassd.
~ Atiest,-JossuA usss,cx, Register.
A true OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uKHNiek, Register.
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Al Court Of Probate held q, Alfred, within and
for the county OF York, on the trsi Monday Of
October, In the year II our Lord eighteen hun
drrd and hilysix. by the Honorable Joseph T.
Nye. Judge OF said Court: " 'FfI
RENJAMlN lLSLEY, named Executor in q
- certain INSTRUMENT purporiing TO be the last
wal and testament Of Benjamin llsley, late OF
Llmeries, IN sald county, gentleman, deceased,
having presented The same for probate.
ORppRkD, That the said executor give notice TO
all PersoIs Interested, by causing a copy VI this
order TO be published three weeks successively, In
the Union and Eastern Journal. printed al Blide-
lord, that they may appear at probate court, 10
be held al Blddeiofd, in said county, on the first
Monday VI November next, ut ten OF the clock in
the forenoon, and shew cause, IL any they have,
why the said Instrument should not be proved,
approved. and allowed as the Last will and tesla.
ment Of the said deceased.
u Attest, Joshua HERRIcr, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HERRicK, Register.
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Ala Court ofProbate held at Alfred, within and
for the County of York, on the first Monday In
October, In the year Of our Lord eighteen bun.
dred and hily-six, by the Honorable Joseph u.
Nyc, Judge OF said Court
T EwELLEN LlTrLEFiELD. Administrator
II OF the estate of solomon Litieheld, late OF
Shapieiyh, in said county, deceased, having pre-
sented her first account VI administration oi the
estate Of the estate OF said deceased, toe allow
.nce also, ms widow Of said deceased, her peti-
tion Tor an allowance out Of his personal estate.
ORpKREp, That the said Lewellen Lillcheld
i've notice to all persons Interested, by causing
4 copy OF this Order To be published three weeks
successfully in the Unioa aud Eastern Journal,
pdnlcd at Biddeiood, IN said county, tina, they
may appear at Probate COur, 10 be held at BID
jeiord, in said couniy, on the first Monday Of
November nexi, at ten Of the clock In the fore
noou, and shew cause, u any they have, why he
sane should not be allowed.
q Attest JosHuA hEsRick. Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HERRIcK, Register.
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MosariroEs. We are informed tina, an anti
do'e foe the poison Of these snd other annoying
insects has beea found IN the KIl!isi0A, or 0rssHi
Wa,sr, prepared by Messrs. JosErH BURNETT &
Co. ThisPrsparaiiou couiainsa peculiar property,
which will, il is said, instantly neuiralre the
poison and aliay the inflammation caused BY bites
and sings Of insects.-Bosi0a Journal
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III Odd gs,her Tine. the parent Of bright eyed trnsh
. daily developing faets AMI theories, bal among
Iis progeny fact Il morv inoontestibe than
han that the success attending The Introduction OF
W. stones LIQUID Catharuc and Family Physe 10 tho
public use, 10 utterly without paraisL Those families
which have made the most thorough trial % Ia mehs
loudest and most enthusiastic In their eneomiums
lie virtues. tstmlraby meets want long experiences
By AL elssses u persons, and 10 rapidly gaining ua
sonnisses vhieh u 90 richly dessre--LossH css.
rtsr.
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NO CURE. NOPAY.

MesSrs. e. n. Kent &c Co, Lawrence, Mss,
warrant cure of Salt Rhcum, Said Head, Can
Gers, Barber's Pitch, &c, by uSing the GksuISI
BY them. In case of failure they pledge them
selves 10 refund tina money to customers that pur
chase direct Of them for their owu use
DR. J. Sawyer, BiddefOrd, DE-. J. A, Berry, Sa'
co, have the medicine foe sale. 3lN
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State of New Hampshire.
Court Of Common Pleas,
Nav Term A II lSR
CARROLL SIS

Court Of Common Pleas,
May Term, A ID 1856.
In the action Of John Blown. OF OSsipee, in
said county Of Carroll, Esq., versus Henry A. p
b. Hyde, OF Bidteiort, in the county OF York
and State OF Maine, ycoman, IN plea Tor that
the Plaintiff, by the consideration Of the Justices
OF The Court Of Common Pleas, holden at Ossipce,
in said county, on the third Tuesday Of October,
A. ID. 1854, recovered judgnen, against said De.
iendant Tor one dollar and sixty eight cents dam.
ages, and seventeen dollars and five cents costs oi
suit. which Judgment remains In full force, and
unsaiisfed in part, 10 wit :-lor the sum OF sir
Dollars and forty three cents although a writ oil
execution was issued thereon, which Is return.
ed to said Court satisfied IN par, TO wit. = for
the sum of twelve dollars and thirty cents,
whereby an action has accrued TO the Plaintiff
TO have and recoScr OF the Defendant, the SUM OF
six dollars and forty three cents, with interest on
the sane, with seventeen cents more for the wit
aforesaid.
Also, for that the said Defendant, at said 0ssi.
pee, on the fourth day Of January, A. ID. 1854, by
his promissory note OF that date, by him signed,
Tor value received, promised the Plaintiff 10 pay
him or his order, in six months then ensuing, now
past, with iaterest, the sum of ten dollars, by
means whereof the said Defendant then and there
became liable to pay the Plaintiff the said sum,
according to tenor and effect OF the sbid promis.
sorry note:- Ha.
II being suggested 10 the Court iha, the prop.
eriy OF the Defendant had been attached on the
writ, and that no personal service had been made
on the Defendant IN this sui,-li is ordered by
the Court that the action be continued TO the next
Term Of said Court, 10 he holden nj 0ssipec,
within and for sail county Of Carroll, on the Third
Tuesday Of November nexi, and that the Plainllil
give notice TO the said Defendant of the tendency
thereof, by causing the substance Of said declara.
ton, with a copy Of this order, 10 be published
three weeks successfully in the Union and East.
ern Journal, newspaper printed at Biddeiord, in
Inc county Of York aud Stale oil Maine, the last
ratification whereo.to be nj eas, thirty days pnor
10 said Court TO which this action is continued.
Attest. WM. NJ, WEED, Clerk.
A true copy-Atiest: WN. NJ WEED, Clerk.
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All Court OF Probate held at Alfred, within
aud tor the County OF York, on the tirst Monday
In October, in the year OF our Lord eiyhIe "a
hundred aud iny-siS, by the Honorable Josc1h
T. Nye, Judge ofsaid Court:
nlMOND EMM0NS, Gurliau Of George Cur
~ rier, Ol Lyman. IN said county, an insane
person, having presented his hT.t account Of
Guarlian.hip OF his said ward lOr allowance:
ORpERED, That the said Guardian give notice
20 all persOus Interested by causing copy Of this
order 10 be published three weeks successiyely Ia
The Union aud Eastern journal, printed at Bidde'
ford, IN said coully, that they may appear at q
Probate Court 10 be held at SIco, in said county
oa the hrst Monday OF December next, utien Ol
the clock in the lOrcuOCn, aud shew cause, II any
they have, Why the same shOud not be allowed
~ Attest, JosHUA HERRIcK, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JosHuA HERRIck, Register.
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HOUSE FOR SALE,

nIIE subscriber Offers for sale his House on The Hollis
/ road In Biddsfoci, about miles hon tho business
part of the city. The house 10 IL story, ani has an
In connecting the House with the stable In eonnec
ton wh the Hose there q large and productive gar
den with frult trcss.
buildings new AMI In good repair. Tho house viii &c.
commsiatr two families.
This property Is odered Tor sale very low aud persons
wishing % purchase 10 alta great bargain, and
win lie alosei time Cor paymen. by giving good seeuri'
". Enqulre % the Subscriber on the premises.
CHARLES II. R0BEHrs.
Bddeford, Sept. 10, 1859. oSS3'
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The kauiston, or Onssnt Watp, prepared by
JosEPH BuRsxrr &c Co, Tremou, street, Boston
contains a peculiar erasiye property which vii
generally remove these disag recahe stains II j,
at the same time perfectly harmless, allays eli
tendency 10 inflammation, aud rcnders the CON-
plexion clear aud beautiful. The KallisiOu 10 foI
sale by all druggists
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A. Couu ofProbate held at Alfred, within and fos
the County ofYork, on the fret Monday ia October,
IN the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred and
nny-siI, by the Honorable Joseph 7. Nye, Judge
ofsaidCoun:
HANNAH J. KEAY, Administrative OF the IS.
IL tate Of Love Resy, late Of Berwick, ia sad
cOLniy E'q decreased having presented her first and
hnsl account Ut administration Of the estate Of said
deceased, for allowance.
oRDHHrD That the said give notice 20
al persons interested, by causing n copy OF this
order 20 Be published In the Union aud Eastern
Journal, printed In Blideford, In said county, for
three weeks successfully, that they may appear at
Probate C,uu 10 be held nj DiddeioTi in said eoun-
~, on the nnt Monday In November next, at ten Of
the clock In the forenoon, aud shew cause, IL any
they have, why the same should not be allowed.
a. Attest,-JOsHuA HxEHIoE, Register
"A true copy, Attest, Jo.RgA IEsnIcK, Register.
Az Court % Probate held al Alfred, within and for
the County % York, the Hrs. MOPday In October,
In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred AMI fy-sx
By the lonorabie Joseph 7. Nye Judge Of said Court.
GALLf LEACH widow % Asa leach, late % Kenne-
~ bunkport, In sail county, yeUlan, deceased, having
presented her petition Tor her dover In said estate be
assigned ami set out 10 her. AID that Commissioners
may be appointed for that purpose pursuant to Law.
OsDkRED, That the said sally Leach give notice 10
All persons nteresse BY causing copy Of this order to
Eastern Journal printed IN Dildeford, In sail County,
thai they may appear at Probate Court 10 be held at
Bideiord In said County, the first Monday OF No
vembcr next NJ ten OF the clock IN the forenoon and shew
cause, any they have why the should no, be al
loved.
AZ Attest, JOsHuA HERRicE, Register.
true copy, Attest, J0sHpA IlERKIcE, Register.
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Daatbs.
NOTICE.

Being about TO make an entire change in my
business and under the necessity Of removing my
books from the store recently occupied by me, I
is necessary tina, all persons indebted to me by
note or account should pay the sans immediately
| shall he nj the Old Stand every eycuin. aud q
portion OF ihy Gay until the 10Th of Nov, to ia
ailits,e the settlement OF my accounts nj which
time my booss will be removed.
Ell. c. HOOPER
DC tober ~, 1850. 3wl2
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Grand Exhibition of Horses
Nv the Bo,lon Agricuiturai Association.

by the boston AsflcuUurb Assoclauoh'
The First Exhibition Of the Boston Agrcu ltursi As
ISOLATION viii be held at Boston, Tuesday Wednesday
Thursday Friday and saturday, October Il, e. -,
and IS.
Premiums from twenty-five to One Thousand Dollars,
amounting, In the aggrrgate TO Eight thousand Dollars
have been offered open for composition to horses from
all parts OF the Union, as well az the Canadas.
A Committee composed 81 citizens OF Boston and VI
entity, has been appointed, to cooperate with The ON
GERS q the Society In persctng arrangement, Tor the
Exhibition. large fund has been guaranteed, to meet
expenses. This material aid, taken In eonnexon with
the excellence Of the locaon (beng the same grounds
occupied last year by the u ). Agricultural SocietyO
and the large amount Of premiums offered, induces the
expectation that this Exhibition will be OF superior
character.
Seats for six thousand persons have been prepared,
also saloon with female attendants for the accomoda-
ton OF ladies.
Stalls for the accommodation Of four hundred horses
have been prepared upon the grounds.
Favorable arrangements with the various railroads,
for the ranspoationOf stock In progress the terms
Of which will be given application at the Once.
The following horses will be upon the ground, and have
sgnihe their intention 20 enter and contend Tor prem
ums offered for speed yIi Ethan Allen, Hiram Drew,
Flora Temple, Lancet Tacony, Grey Eddy, Pocahonas,
and others Of well known reputation.
The Premium List, with the Regulations and Pro-
gramme OF Exhibition, will be furnished application
o the Secretary, at Boston. N. =. WILDER, Prssf.
4. s. WINSL0W, Sse'g.
100 State ST., Boston. 2wl Oct. 8, 1886.
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CANCERS CAN BE- CURED.

U1IlE undersigned having obtained many years since,
Il from the Indians, knowledge Of remedy for Cam
GERS AMI which he has teste In about hundred and
ty cases, eecting permanent In all where
he has given the least encouragement the beginning
Therefore having tested It's power and become fully
wheel Of is efficacy In the Of Cancers he Is pre-
pared to say all persons afflicted with In any
part % the body that lac extract them In
be length Of time, with but little pain and for resson-
able compensation. lie will wdrrdnf cure in such
cases as he gives assurance, no pay Post 0ice adj.
dress, last standish.
SOLOMON LOMBARD.
stanlish, Sept. 10Th, 1850.
This may certify that have witnessed the efficacy Of
Mr. Lombarl's Cancer remedy, and do not hesitate to
say that Il will effect cure In all cases where It's app-
cation has not been too long delayed aud the whole
system poisoned with the cancerous WINS. II Is far
more certain than the use OF the if as extracts the
disease entire, leaving no trace Of n behind.
JAMES VI. DUZZELL, NJ. d.,
Prof. Of Surgery In the Eclectic Medical College,
Philadelphia. 81
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ELARKE's FEMALE PILLS
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
Prepared nom q Prescription of Sir. ). c'arks, N. D..
Physician EztraOrdiusry 70 the Queen. s.
hi. Invaluable medicine !. unfaliing In the cure Of
oil those painful and dangerous disorders W which the
female constitution Ia suhee, I, neierstes all excess
AMI removes an distractions, and spsey cure may be
relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES
Q, ls peculiarly suited II win, In sh9r, Time bring
the monthly period vhh regularity.
Each bo,tis Price ons Dollar, bars the Government
Ramp OfGrsai Brit.ln, 10 prevent eountsrsits.
TON.
These Pills should no, be taken BY females that arr
pregnant, during the f'a nrss most.,, as they are
sure 10 bring misssriags bat at every other time
and In every other case, they are perfectly sale.
Sole Agents br the United st,te. ami Canada,
Lc. BALDWIN, h CO.,
Rochester, N. Y.
FUTILE 4 MOSES, Auburn ". r., General Agents.
NB.-Si,eo and o postage stamps enclosed 10 any
AUTHORISED Agent, wn ensure bottle Of the Pills By re-
tarn mall.
yor sale, Wholesale and Retail. BY s s. MITCHELL,
Successor TO d. l. Mitchell, saso, Ne.
H. Inlay 4 CO., Portland, General Agsntfbr Maine.
Nh. sioo AMI postage stamps, enclosed 10 any
authorized agent, viii ensure bottle q the pills b.
urn mail.
FOr sale wholesale and retail, BY D. L. Mitchell, saeO,
siddrusytss generally. s9-u
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Al Court OF Probate held at Alfred, within
and for the COuaty of York, on the hrst Mon
day Ut October, in the year Of our Lord, one
Thousand eight hundred aud iny-six, BY the
Honorable Joseph L Nyc. Judge OF said Court:
KEZlAH LORD, widow Ol benjamin Lord,
IN 81 late OF Lebanon, IN said county, yeoman,
deceased, having presented her petition for her
dover in said estate TO be assigned and Sc, out To
her, aud that Commissioners may be appointed
iOr that purpose pursuant 10 law also, an allow.
anCe Oui Of the personal estate Of said deceased.
OEDEEED, That the said petitioner give no.
tee 10 al persons Interested by causing copy Of
this order 20 De published three weeks success.
siyely IN the luton aud Eastern Journal, printed
in BlddeiOrd, in laid county, that they may appear
AT "a Probate Court TO be held at Biddeinrd, in
said county, on the first Monday in November
next, at ten Of the clock in the forenoon, and
shew cause, II any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
t2s Attest, JOSHUA HERNIeK, Register.
A truecOpy, Attest, JOsuuA HERRcK, Register.
Na Court OF Probate held at Alfred, within and
for the County OF York, On the iOsl Monday OF
October, IN the yearOfour Lord, one Thousand
eight hundred aud iiy-six, b. the Honorable
| Joseph I Nye, Judge of said Court:
| JOSHUA HUBBARD, named Executor in a
- certain instrument, purp0rng to be the last
will aud testament Of Clement Maxwell, late OF
| Wells, In said county, yeOman, deceased, having
presented the same Toe probate:
ORDERED, That the said Executor give notice
To all persons Interested in said estate by causing
a copy Of this order TO be published three weeks
successfully In the Union and Eastern Journal,
printed at Biddelord, In said county, that they
may appear ut a Probate Court 10 be held n,
BldleiOrd, in said county, on the first Monday Of
November next, at ten OF the clock in the fore
noon, and shew cause, IL any they have, why
the said instrument should not be proved, approx.
ID aud allowed Us the last will and testament Of
the said deceased.
a. Attest, JOSHUA HERRck, Register.
A true copy,Alie>t, JOSHUA hERRIck, Register.
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Harvard University.
Mass, Medical College

TINE Annual Course Of Medical Lectures OF
i Harvard University, will commence AT the
Massachusetts Medical College in North Grove
street, Boston, on the FIRST Wednesday OF Nov.
ember, 1856. The regular course will bc as fol.
lows -
JONI WARE. NJ d., Professor Of the Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
ID. HUMPHREYS SroRER, NJ d., Professor Of
Onsier.cs and Med. Jurisprudence.
ions b. ). JACKSON, NJ. d., Professor of Nor
GEoReE q. suArrucE, NJ. d, Professor OF Gin.
ica Medicine.
OLIVER WENDELL HOMES, III. d., Professor
OF Anatomy and Physiology.
MORRILL, WYMAs, NJ. d., Adjunct Professor Of
Theory and Practice OF Medicine
HENRrJ. BlGELow, NJ. d., Professor OF Surgery
and Clinical Surgery.
EDWARD II. CLARKE, NJ D., Professor Of Ma.
terra Medica.
JoslAuP Cooke, NJ d Professor of Chemis.
Try.
RICHARD NJ HoDaKs, NJ. D., Demonstration
Clinical, Medical aud Surgical distraction with
Surgical Operations al the Massachusetts Gen.
era Hospital.
Abundant Material for the study of Practical
Anatomy. The Room devoted To this department
IL open day and evening, and lighted by gas.
Fees for the Lectures, $50; Matriculation fee,
81; Graduation fee, so Hospital and Library
griiuliOu,.
Good Board can be obtained at 50 TO 81 per
week. Boarding places provided on application
TO the Junior at the College.
Students are invited, upon coming TO Boston,
Is call upon the Dean.
D. HUMPHREYS sr0BER, Dean Of the Faculty,
No. II Winter 81. Boston.
sstCrculars can be obtained gratis, upon np-
plicalion TO David Clapp, Medical and Surgical
Journal Office, over ls4 Washington street, Bos.
ton.
Sept. So, 1856. 4w40