Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-08-12
yEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.

Y " " Ia OT VAANVAt'A-N.
y SESSION ls5I-56 The next Annual Course
OF Lectures will commence the list of October, 1906,
AT the College Building, corner OF MARSHALL and VoeSe
streets Richmond, and terminate on the is OF Marc"
lS5S. Nil
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy, by Charles Bell
Gibson II. D. ur.,
Theory and Practice of Medicine. by David H. Tuck
er, NJ. D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, By Martin P Scott, NJ. "
.latera Medica and Therapeutics oy D. N "e"ioi"'
ND.
ANATOMY, bg Arthur E. Peticolas, NJ. ID.
Institutes OF Medicine aud Medical Jurlsprudenceo!
Levin S. JoyneS, NJ. ID. o,.,,. l.,
Obstetrics and Diseases oil women anu OhiAdien' y
James II. Conway, NJ. ID.
Demonstralor Of Anatomy, Marion Howard, NJ u.
The study of Practical Anatomy may be prosecuted
with the most ample facilities and at avery ulhnS eA-
Clinical Lectures are regularly given at the College
Infrmary The Iu6rmary, under the same roof wltn
the College, is at all times well filled WIN Meocul anu
Surgical cases. and furnishes peeuilar iacli''es 0'
MANY Surgical Operations are performed in the pres
euce of the class and the Students being daly admit
ted to the wards enjoy under the guidance OF inc
fessors unusual opportunities for becoming familiar
not only with the symptoms and diagnosis OF disease
but with 5 daily progress and treatment
Amount of Fees for Lectures, .......SiVa
Ma;riculation Fee, .....................~..o
Practical Anatomy. ......'.At
Graduating Zee. .'.'''.",
The price of Board including Fuel, Lights and Ser
wants attendance varies from SO to 80 per week luz
Catalogue containing fuller information concerning
the Institution will be forwarded to those who apply
for it, specific enquiries will be answered Dy letter.
L. s. J0YNES, NJ. d.,
Richmond, July &c, 81. Dean Of the Faculty.
NEW DRUG STORE.-Dr. w. IS. YOUNG,
~ late o. Washington city, respectfully announces
to the citizens of StauntOu and vicinity That ne mas
opened his extensive assortment OF MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, OILS, FAN,
CY ARTICLES &C. in the store house lately occupied
Nv 4 :
Street. From his long experience as adIspenslng ana
manufacturing druggist he is able TO offer TO Physi-
clans superior Medienes to these usually ionna 10
in the Drug line offered except those OF the very pest
quality In addition to general stock OF Drugs Med
icnes Dye Suits VarnisheS, &C., he also offers an
assortment of PERFUMERIES, consisting OF Poma-
tums, Coognes Treble Extracts hair Oils, Oriental
Drops Toilet Powders. Puff Boxes, Hair, Tooth, Nail,
Cloth Shoe aud Comb Brushes, Hair Dye, Bay Rum,
odors. Red Hue and Black Writing Inks, Shoe Black
ing, 60 splendid acticlel Camphene burning tiaid,
Brown Stout, Congress Water and Brandy, tor MeGl'
cual purposes. Also large stock OF fancy TRACES
SopA WArEn-I have in operation new and I'M
proved Soda Fountain with all kinds of fresh and de-
hghtful Syrups to which the attention OF the drink
ing" public is invited.
vermfuges, Sugar Plums, &c, kept constantly Oh
hand and every other article belonging 10 first class
Drug Establishment, ;,
lie invites the puOiic 10 give nun WIN Nhe
surauce that he give entire satisfaction 10 purcha
SerS.
Staunton, July Is, 1857.
DARTERBROOK FEMALE SCHOOL,
ID The next session Of this school will commence the
first Monday in September and close the last of June
1855 The trustees have again secured the services
Miss SALLIE II. DoUsLAs, who is so well known as 9
good teacher.
TUITION;
For Ill the English branches, per session OF ter
months, ........... .....................S lou
French per session of ten months, .......... 2O0'
of ten months 500
Good board can be had convenient to the school, IN
Guiding washing. iuel, lights. &c. at Sl0 per month
DAVID GILkESON, a
H. G. GUTHRIE, 2
JOHN BROOKS, "a
WILLIAM McCOMB, 2
T. w. SHELTON, =
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