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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-11
OPP MoDt OF BryrNG A Hopsti

OBJ MoDE OF BUYING A HoRsB.--
General johnson, Of Mount Sterling,
Kentucky, wished to buy a pair Of hor-
ses of man by the name of Swcin, at
Rcilly's stables, Sixth street, on Tues
day. The price asked was 1870, which
the General thought was too much, as
they we're not heavy enough. Swcin
declared they were heavier than they
appeared, when the General offered
him sixteen cents pound for them,
which offer was accepted .s
The horses were taken TO an adia-
cent hayscales, and weighed twenty
three hundred and fifty pounds, ma
king their value 1876. 4 close cal
culation.--Jo'r. S. Ness, Cincinnati.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-11

Il G01d MINIS IYjsh.--I would
rather, when am laid in the grave, that
some one in his manhood should stand
over mo and say, There. .lies one who
was real friend to me, and privately
warned me oftho dangers Of the young;
no one knew il, but he aided mo in
time ofnaed. | owe what am to him."
Or would rather have somo widow tel
ling her children, "Thero is your friend
aud mine. He visit ed me in my aillic-
tion, and found you, my son. an EN-.
ployer, and you. my daughter, hap
py homo in vir,uous a family" | would
rather that some persons should stand
at my grave, than TO have erected over
it the most beautiful oculpturcd monuo
ment of Parian or Italian marble. Tho
hearts broken Uueraifce ol past kind
ness, and the tears Of grateful memory
shed upon the grave, are more yaloa.
BILE, IN my estimation, than tho most
costly monument Or, Sharp.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-11
Il Model lVoiaaa.--'Did you not say,
Ellen that Mr.. D 10 poor1'

Yes, he has only his ptofession,'
will your uncle favor his suil2'
MO- and can expect nothing fIon
him.
Then. Ellen, you will have TO re.
sign fashionable society," -#.
No matter 6ball see Tie more Of
Fred
YOU thu1t give up expensive dress,
'Oh, Fred ajmires simplicity
You cannot keep a carriage
But we can have delightful walks.
You must take small house and
Furnish itplainly,'
Yes for elegant furniture would be
out Of place in o cottage
Yop will have to cover your floors
with cheap, thin carpet.
oh, well then, can hear his s,ep
the soonor'
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Ill2 AlRRllAM IlllDyl )

TERMS...$l.50 In Advance, otherwise $500
No subscription received for a shorter period
then six months and no paper discontinued un-
Ill all arrearagcs are paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at usual rates:
One square, three weeks, $780, and 20 cents for
each additional insertion. Yearly advertise
ncnts inserted at discount on tho above terms,
per contract. Candidates Improvements 80.
/. Printing Office on Font street, corner oil
Court Alley. M HF-.u g....
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-11

Mtckrei,-- It is stated that Newbury.
po,t CMass) Bay has been fiIedwiib
fnaGkerel the past week, large schools
have been seen Between Cape Elizabeth
aud Cape Cod. One vessel teok as ma.
ny as fifty barrels iu one day.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-11

The Postmaster General, it Is stated.
has selected the Southern route for the
overland California mail. Tho contract
tor carrying it will not bo awafded be.
fore Thursday.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-11

Harry H-------.tells a good story of
a Young man who had light and in
c'pient moustache. One day, while
lingering the few hairs, he said to Har.
ry; Hadn't better dye this mouStachol'
"Oh, mol replied Harry, let il alone,
and il will die itsoi.'
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-11

Fo~n3 GNUty.--B Benoui Lazicr has
been. again tried and found guilty of
murder in the second degree, for kill
ling child oi Mr. Dovaugbn's i0Wood
county. some three or four years ago.
The jury fixed upon five years as bis
term OF confinement in the penitentia5
ry.
Kanawha County Court has roiusej
10 grant licences I3r the eale e 7Qos
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-07-11

Peaches will be abundant in southern
Illinois. a man near Jouosboro has a
young orchand of 1000 trees, which he
hopes will yield busho each.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-21
ASAMosA, Iowa, May |. 1857.
EXCITING VI ES.

len, times of strife AMI civil ~commotl"n, wheh
'" ' ,.oi,n i. shaking from its centre to lis c'rcum'
,h,n s,.ts and statesmen are hecoinihs apPaiea
''N -, ,u,.ar,nce OF the rolcan" oil alssouttoh'
~ watching I" burst upon AMI consume u 7" Us
lava. i, becomes all true men TO LOOK Wen 10
- and acts. and To see that they add no prey 10
''. ,", ,rruniian. No, enly does IL become US TO
J :" ,,i rh. laws of our C"nieieraey- 10 DO risht
AMI ;h,n 80 hold the mirror up TO others-but II
,,J.u luy 10 observ" the laws oil nature, ana 10
nh,r weakness whenever She falls to perform hr
@ functions. II mankind observed ms rule We
Y iS,r 81. No such Diseases As dyspepsia, aehih'y, her'
nsu,lcy. .cu, aud fever, cl'olic, diarrhri, indi
~ .,,T ,,.h-r i'll, a. arise from imprudencc ami
~, hut when any or all of these complaints
"" ,r,.,raucr. VT have only TO resort TO BAAEkS
~ ' .i..r.,. vegetable tonic, to dispe,i them, ana MS
, ,.,;,.t. know that the InaSSrs have discovered us
NI ~, r,riily becoming their own physicians: 80
g.. 80 the ll,h Tor this invaluable medicine wuhin
-, ,x, year, ;ts, the proprietor has been eotnpeiieu
T. 80. w. ~ manufacture ten fold. apd even now, with all
;G.i,, flooded rs s;clin and machinery, he mas IL
!, imn,,,is.e t. supply the demand. These biIrhhS,
/ y -. lam hon, popular and in order to give suffering
! 80 .,r ,hsrr, o.: being cured the manufacturer IN
,,rre,,iu. hi. facilities, ;" as 10 disseminate u
..,r The Union. Price ~ cents per bottle.
~. hal At al! the principal druggists IN the ciy "l
,j and ,~!.ewher, in Virginia. Also OF Charles
90, O.. Washington CRY, d. G.; CANDY 4 Hatch, bari'
All H,g.s s Park. New folk. Orders filled ny al
..r, T. BAKER, Proprietor, Richmond, Va
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VALUABLE FARM FOX SALE.

nURSIAET 10 n decree which We expect To obtain, at
n the Circuit Court OF SpOtsylvanim county, i'll the
present month. June, le57.) the undersigned, Connnis'
sioners, To bc appointed Tor that purpose. will cell at Pub,
lie Auction, On the premises, on THURSDAY, the JOtb
day Of JULY. 1851, that valuable Farm Of the late William
e. EustHcc, called
"WIEGVfLLE,'
lying near kilmarnUck, in The county OF Lancaster, Va,
containing between NINE HUNDRED md n THOUSAND
ACRES.
The Farm will be offered in two separate parcels, as il
lies we'll for such division. being divided by the main road
which divides the counties of Lancaster and NOrthumber
land. Upon that portion lying lnainly in Lancaster. stand
THE OLD MANSION and OUT HOUSES, and upon the
other portion Tying In Northumberland there has lately
bsrn erected and completed, n large and handsome TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, commanding one
of the most beautiful land aud water views in the two
counties; aud being in n very short distance OF u bold anu
navignblc Creek ~cnptying into the Chcsnpcake Bay.
which Creek abouuds in the finest Fish, Oysters and wild
Fowl.
There IL q large quantity Of PINE CORD WOOD on
these lunds; und the many udv .ntagcs connected there
with. render these Farms most desirable residences, and
real rstatr. A duo proportion OF the land 10 arabic and
we'll adapted to the growth Of Corn, Wheat and Oats.
The land hn. been surveyed, AID pla,s will be exhibited
OH the day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE A credit Of one, two and tire,
years with interest from date Of bonds, by giving goot
personal security tor purchase, excepting cash enough t
pay costs attending decree of sale.
For my further information apply to Addison Hall o
Kilmnrnuck, Lancaster county, Va.
Sa isA. GRESHAM, commissioners,
W. p. CONWAY, '""'''
&c. MONCUkE,
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FIAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.

NOR the year 1857, the hrst Session of this Institution
win commence on the 25th January, and close ON the
10Th vi June. The second Session will commence the
Goth Of July and close the 10th Of December.
TERMS, payable at the end OF the session:
Tuition in the English Departments. including
Mathematics, w
French, w
Music, w
Ornamental Branches each, extra. ...............3 NO
Lain aud Greek Class, taught by the subscriber....a 70 w
E7rln cases Of protracted sickness a deduction will be
10 the ordinary Female Schools Of the country, where
Que teacher is employed. 1t il impossible, for want Of
time, for the teacher to de vOte that constant, personal 1T.
tention that 10 needed. In ssch schools, the little pupil in
music 10 necessarily sen. TO the piano to learn and prac.
tice her music without assistance. Should there be but
ten scholars, and a half hour only devoted by each to
music, the teacher being present, five hours Of the teach.
er's time will be consumed, and but little LEFT for the in.
struction Ia other studies. To this may be traced many
of the complaints of Reinale Schools.
The great object OF my School isto sccure the constant,
PERSONAL attention Of the Teachers to every Department.
70 this purpose, two teachers are employed. One TO 1T.
TEN. to the ordinary English Branches. including Mathe.
matte and the Sciences. and the other TO Music. French,
and Ornamental Branches. Miss F.. I. ScoTr will sgain
have Charge Of the first Department BY her fidelity and
her ainis,ility OF character. che secures the love OF all
her pupls and frsm my own examinations. ! know thpt
those under her instruction progress with extraordinary
rspidity and proficiency.
In the other Department, embracing Music, French, and
the Ornamental Branches, Miss IRENE kNAuFF 10 engsg.
she has given the highest satisfaction to her employer and
patrons. All that | hear OF her is exceedingly compli.
mentsry. observe, that In Music the Young Ladies take
their lessons invariaby in the presence OF tho Instructor,
and then retire TO another Piano to practice.
| frequently examine tho young ladies, especially on
such branches as are generally in Femsle Schools, very
impcrfectly learned. When this is to take place is not
generally known by them. The consequence is that they
are always prepared.
In closing, | feel 1t due to the Young Ladies who have
attended this School. 10 express my grateful appreciation
OF their uniform kindness to each other. and 70 every
member OF my family. Their extraordinary decorum,
their handsome observance of those social proprietics
which contribute 30 much to the Or nainent Of female So
ciety, their dnigent application to their duties, and their
proficiency, merit more than ordinary praise.
When notified On what day Students win reach Blacks
and Whites by the cara oi the South.Side RailRoad, q
suitable conveyance will be provided.
EYrEvery article Of clothing should be marked.
ER1My address IL MacFnrlHnds. unenhurg. Va.
Dec lief
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vEKY tALUAnLE FARM or la9 ACRE.

VALUABLE FARM OF l.9 ACRES
At THE TERMINuso OF TlE WEST Ham rl'a:k
ROiD, OUE-iEr-t-IALE MILES WEST or
RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
j 'h" request Of Mrssis. b F.. n Fred. Andersen.
- "c,inS Executors OF thu bate Richard ALdcrson, dec.
=. HAL sell. ht public auction. ON the premises. on TIFS.
, 'h' 2!-t day OF July. lsJ1, nj ) O'Clock 7. NJ il tnir.
~ !" !, y ~ next mir day. the truly valuable Farm. located
r,n,a;n. nv IN tn: occupancy OF Mr.. VIM. Anderson. Il
i" ,h "'' Nv acres oi land, all under good enclosure. and
:" H., hn very h'siirst n,Hte OF improvement The Bniliine-
nr,,, r"i Y anr "t' nearly new. mr. ample tor the cenrc-l
H., ."a in VI II large tnlnily. embracing nnr Dwell
lini, large Earn. Stable. csrrisp.. House $500 ~, -
estate. """'' ''uh" u" Hrs ale
Possession will BE- given +, N.
can b" severed; 1t is believed. taken "a n whsnIc ,bs, ,h ~
has not been offered in market, inr msnv - ~" rarnn
combining more advsnta grs than this. wbeibsr ,.I.,.rr,
lc had To i- location. or the frrtility of ia soil -
n half hours ride I" Richmond. by y good plsnk rnnJ '"'
cash; balance ut / > and 3 year. for
negotiable notes. interest payable annually, secured b, u
tIu-t deed.
July adds GODDlN a A%rPERSoN. Auc,s
r. Ia order 10 remove any erroneou. impr.,
sion' W: are authorized by Mr.. VIM Anderson 10 say. that
~ u'cs mol desire or expect 10 purchase the tOr"Goin.
iartn; and as evidence thereof, h. is willing that The pun
rnaset shtl TAX" immediate possession, by paying II iair
p' july IiO Il the growing sE"R; on the plsrS so.
VALUABLE FoRES LAM. ON TIE NEW BRIDGE
RoAD; ThREE-ANp-a-HaLF MILES EAST OF
n : Commissioner appointed by a Decree OF the Circuit
. Court OF arnrico, pronounced ION the LIT OF MAY,
80, ~ the case OF Jennings against Saunders. S."
will sell, at public auction, On the premises, on THURS
DAY, the 18Th day OF August, ls57, Il, | o'clock p 81, il
tHlr, ii not, the next fair dry. the tract Of Land referred To-
10 the plaintiffs bin, located as above. con both sides OF III.
New Bridge road, } adjoining the lands formerly owned by
Mr. John y. Goddin, Mrs. Miles Macon and others, con,
tnining loo acres, more or lese-rhe whole OF which is in
original and second growth of Oak and Pine Wood, and 10
demand.
TERMs-Enough in cash 10 pay cost, OF suit and cy
pPn6rB Ct rhIs. balance al ] = md ID Innntls ty r.,A,i..
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sCaOOLS lNl C0LLEGgE,
~nI0OMFIELD ACADEMY,

BLOOMPIELD ACADEMY,
iYrs ..ae! Ws.t u Me Umjrer.ay oj Jng:.ia.
w. wIl.L.OUGliBf TESkS, }ps
w. ERU BROUN, a. NJ, }rihcipa"
InSEE Fourth Session OF this Academy, formicrly uudur
tie ~charscoi Mr.. +. II. t~ioodlse, will begin ON the
lst Of September.
The course Of instruction will include the English Ian.
eusee and l.itcraturs, aud all the elementary subjects APP
pertaining thereto; the Ancient Language; the Modern
Languages. including German. French, Slmn,l, Italian,
aud English III It's Anglo Saxon form; and the pure and
mixed Mathematics, including Civil Engineering
Lectures will bG delivered upon the subjects ut Chrmis.
try. Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
The Course will he designed To furnish a thorough pre-.
paration for the University uf Virginia.
The session will contnin two terms OF five months each.
Expenses for each term for Board aud Tuition, in all the
departments, including everything cxccp, lights, sl21.
payable ON the irst day of the term.
For circulars containing more particular information.
address either Of the Principals at Charlottesville VH.
REFERENCES
The Faculty Of the University OF Virginia.
Prot. A. ID. BRche, Superintendent u. =. Cunst Survey
Washington.
Lieut.. NJ. F. Maury, Superintendent, Nsliunsl Observable
ny, Washington.
Col Jefferson Randolph. Charlottesville.
Franklin Minor, Esq, do.
b. johnson Barbour, Esq, Barboursvillo.
J. Randolph Tucker. Esq. Winchester.
Hon. J. NJ. Mason, u. =. Senate.
Judge ]. W Tyler, Wnrrenlou, Va.
Clns l.. Mosby, Esq lynchburg.
Roger A. Pryor, Esq, Richmond.
NAV aI-cn5m
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pEsD THIS.

,..xs, Diseases, Cholera, D!arrh"a' py'peP''S'
sN' c,n.,;ps,,on and General Debility We kho"
i.'n''' a,,s, ,hsn Or. HosrErEn's celebrated $40
q ':'as ON, wine glass taken three times each day
rN '"s,'' ,,u n, q sure cure for all the above diseases.
=. ; .s;;: 4 T., ! s::,,% s.:;.' ', digestion, 'as ' s;ss ss .siS ss Sss
w. ru: cosii''n .sIhv ION. 10 the whole system. Every
~. =; sng.fil s y these Bitiers ON hand during the SUM
,,n! ,aS"'s 49, family medicine. 49,, D.,,cr. 40.
rs:.Ic by all Tue July 2l-d4,clt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nN.S nam DYE.

I'm. article ID ral,idly Improving '@e """
~. a. ,,,lar Kind. now before the public enjoys
!, sri'" ~ a restorative and invigora,inS hMr
. .sat' rep ,r,, chemical qualities have a beneficial
,sl; u ,,ow;h and character ct the hair, giving "
~: -g0"" -, IN tina, which was formerly oi u
-, si ito-s, IL l,ss also, we understand, zen
- .t dH In, youthful color and appearance o, ias
9 % 9'''r,,n nr ccoun;eract,ns the effects OF age WIN
b, 81 5,SSrIa'n nS IN its iaSS5 T., VIE without Ss,a .y p p"lSsSlS
- ~ .Siy W ,,l,t The article may BE- had oi Tue
I. l.rti ~ " .sos, the country. Missouri pfna"tra''
~. u. iit." ii me druggists in the city OF Riel'"'n''
q -" > yI>i
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or TmR INVALID

,,nmuu,ty. We extract the tolo"ihe from
r@n"''"' Nc NJ Jackson, proprietor OF Hocadnd's
b i"Aa" bopn. i. may induce a trial ct them;
1'Hi' SmKrFIELp. III March ~, 1885.
:<tsct y I'll sea; Saan'i, .ss,s Of ; yS%F n s!i'sF. Of 'l ii.
So: May % S.,ir. proved itself All ~tIceiienf Fro1
j qash'ss s,l~;G.ir'. a ersa: purifier Of ht blood, ana
i.t' ,b',,, on record TO and digestion and create a
lara! s?p ,nr kuSwn ior family use, being sale and
s'''''" We -" ASAMosA Iowa, May l. 1857.
C , ,ko.N~ y un,oIuded satisfaction to all that have
D" and do and can always recommend NJ" u,
--''' a ,,nic,ei. They have cured many cases "i
h. LAX W ,,". a, t.,rul where hundreds OF dollars nav,
Dn;'2:.,',. 10Y remedies which afforded no relief, ana
B pm. n.i"rsd ,~nrurshlc uotil they used the sitsrs' -,
|sg' v'' y. druggists and S.orekecpcrs everywhere' ana
'@s % ,pp 4 co, and BENNETT, BEERS co,
\ ggttLi' LNp'N July q
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&. 4, WRIGHTsS ORIGINAL
r ~
EVERLASTING PERFUME.

OR EVERLASTING PERFUME.
f~..slPANSl Extracts, fRANGipASAi r"AAp''
HAIR on. soAP'
Tu,ru PGwDER, SAShEr.
-s,., Few. elegant aaA recherche pcrfunerieS are from
= a. .linry Of M,ssrs. Il sc. 4. Wright, SoLf' ohiMt'
,TarS AID MANUFACTURERS In this Country. The
.,a, n ,n:ipanni is an oriental production, brought IN
.,r.aaI state into this country and prepared In It's Vari'
''.s. by them.
.Ae by all the Druggists in the United States, canada
i .in America.
& A. WRIGHT, Sole originators and nanufactu
.. ~ United states.
\ \. late ., South Fourth street, Philadelphia,
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SCHOOL.

ntENA
yuNEE first session OF this School will commence W
the lot OF October, 1857, aud close ON the 'l't o' 'u'
The course of instruction will include tho Eng sn,
Latin, Greek, French. and Spanish LANGUAGES an" ;nt,,
literature, and Mathematics, (both ,heo. elicaNy "i'u III u"
practical application) : w,,;
The Principal is h gradual" Of The unirerrsl'y OF tiLen'
mia, and was engaged for one ysnr na teacher u N"'nc
mstics in the school of Mr.. l. NJ. Coleman.
The School is situated In Pauquier county, in q neigh
borhood well known for it's hnc climate and excellent So
ciety. tvo
months, sIa5-payable On the lst Of October aud ist oil
March. Lights extra. -,
Circulars, giving further information. may be obtained
by addressing the Principal, at ?alem Station, Fnhqn'cr
County, Va. GRAi tAkhoii. MA
REFERENCES;
The Faculty of the Uni, crsity oi Virginia.
James X. Marshall, Esq Virginia Senate.
+. w. Coleman, Esq,
Hon. A. Atkinson, Ise of Wight County.
Geo w. Carroll. Esq lslc OF Wight County.
Col c. 6 Coleman, Louisa County.
Rev. G.. II. Norton. Wnrrnnton, Va.
Nav oq-ctlstEov
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ABINGDON MALE ACADEMY.

Nv. THOMAS DROWS, a NJ, continues at the
~ head Of this Academy.
Beius located in II beautiful and healthy country, aud In
the midst Of an intelligent aud yirtuous community, il
presents to parcuis in minsinntic and unhealthy regions, n
safe retreat for their children. Mr.. Brown lns acquired II
reputation MS Il Teacher, by twenty years successful expc.
ricnce. In Eastern and Western Virginia. and for Il pc
riod of eight yours ia this place. he has given the highest
satisfaction.
The course Of instruction Is thorough, comprehensive
aud practical. Young gentlemen are prepared to IN, sr
with credit to themselves, any class in our University, or
my College in the state student. no, i~ntnndin. to pur
sue Il Collegiate education, may take such u c0uIs.. no will
fit them Tor business and commercial pursuits The GOV
ernmeut Of the School " mild, but effective. The services
OF n highly competent Assistant have been secured-Rnv
John H.. Wallace. Boarding can be ohiuincd in rcspcrta
BILE families 10 town and vicinity A levy small bows can
be- accommodate in the family OF the Principal Length
OF the Session is ten months, commencing ON the first
Monday in September. ut which ti,nr, or rs soon thereafter
NJ practicable. it Is important that all wlu intend TO .pl.r
The school should be present
Tuition. payable III advance, Is SEQ. Incidental Fe. i.
81 50. No deduction is made unless in prorraclcJ ,ick.
ness. By Older OF the Board,
WALTER PRESTON,
JOIN N. HUMES,
JACOB LYNCH,
InIy 1E-nlnf "
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MISS PEGRAM'S

BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL.
FuNHE Second Session of Miss Pegram's School will
Il begin on the lot day OF October next, und will end
on the 18th OF June, less.
The course OF instruction will be thorough and cNtrn.
siye, reaching from the elementary 10 tue highest branches
OF education.
Competent assistants will be employed in each depart
mem.
The English Department vii be under tho immediate
supervision OF Mi.s PcsrHm. aud che will resume ih'
Bellies lcttres Cluss' Tor young ladies' who have lett
school.
Circulars containing full Information concerning the
School may be- hid On application to Mrs. ]. w. pegran,
Linden Square, Richmond.
Persons intending TO enter Pupils are requested to en
gage them without delay, 50 tina, Arrangements may be
made for their accommodation.
July 2-deoit LIST Aug & ctf
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Boarding Department, ID. Lee Powell corner OF LIST
Franklin streets. July al-clit
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA..

lCpt-NC.
TlHE next Annual Course OF Lectures Will com,
mencc on the lst of October, 1857, at the College
building, corner of Marshall and College streets, Rich
mond, and terminate on the lst OF March. lejS.
Surgical and Surgical Aoatomy, by CHARLES BELL
Theory and Practice of Medicine. BY DAVID H. Tuck.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, BY MARTIN r. scorT, N d.
Ma,eria Medica and Therapeutics, by Il. X. WELLFoRD,
n. D
Anatomy, BY ARTHUR E. P ETIcoLAs.M \. D.
Institutes OF Medicine and Medical jurisprudence, By
LEVIN :. JoYSFs, n. ID.
Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Children, by
JAS. II. CONWAY, N. ID.
Demonstrator oil Anatomy, By MARIoS Howard, NJ. d
The study OF Practical Anatomy may be prosecuted
the moot ample facilities and at "A very trihing expense.
Clinical Lectures ure regularly given at the College In.
Urinary. This In6rnary, under the snme roof with the
College, is at all times well hlcd with Medical and 3urei'
cal cases, and furnishes peculiar facilities for Clinical in
struction
Many Surgical Operations are performed in the pre-
sencc Ut the class, and the Students being daily admitted
to the wards. enjoy, under the guidance OF the proiessors,
unusual opportunities for becoming familiar, not only with
the symptoms aud diagnosis Of disease, but with It's daily
progress and treatment,
Amount OF Fees for Lectures, SlO5
Naturalization .
Practical Anatomy, 10
Graduating Fee, IS
The price Of Board, including Fuel, Lights and Ser
wants attendance, varies from 50 70 g. per week. The
Catalogues, containing fuller ihtorInstion concerning tho
Institution, will be forwarded to those who apply for it, OF
l.. g. JOYHES, n. d,
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