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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-05-05
WHOLE NO. 217O.

when lad seeks admission 10 CoileS
and carries certificate that he has COM
pleted his preparatory course, it shall
be deemed good evidence that he can
pass successfully the most searching ex-
animation. The influence Of the schoo!
should be favorable 10 such study. The
teacher has IN his power 20 determine
the question Of Liberal Education in
many cases. A uoId from him may
secure il, or may prevent it. The am
bilious lad who would enter upon high
course OF study may have many obsta-
cles TO encounter. He needs encourage
ment, and the teacher can furnish ii more
efectually than any other. He can,
often, excite the desire, when ii never
before existed, be can remove imagined
difficulties, lie can disarm prejudice
If the pupil begins the preparatory
course foi college, and even relinquish-
es it at the end of six months, that time
is net lest; it is arelI spent.
In our High School, our daughters
may pursue the classical studies as well
as our sons. In our best Female Semi
naries. the Latin has prominent place.
In some, it is required of all the pupils.
In Mount Holyoke and other Eastern
Seminaies. Latin Is a required study. In
the judgment of our best teachers, it is
indispensable to finished education.-
With good classical department, our
High Scoools could be made equal to
the best Female Seminaries.
Establish such department, make !.
al integral part of the schools, let the
whole influence Of the teachers be favor.
able 10 it, and we may challenge The
world for circumstances more favorable
20 liberal study and full harmonious
development; Of the mental faculties Of
our sons and daughters. The State
Commissioner of the Common Schools
Of Ohio thus speeks of Ohio Colleges.
/ II is worthy of mention that the Pres
idents and Pro:essrs OF many of these
Colleges. have ever manifested deep
interest in the public schools of the State.
They are among the most active and
Z v-,lr,. bla r,c-,bor. n 49, Cto4o H.
Association. The College and the Pnb-
lie School are mutually interested. In
the present condition of education in
Ohio, Colleges are greatly dependent
upon our Public High Schools for re-
cruits. Their own preparatory depart
ments Git more or less youth for admis-
sion to the regular college classes
Beyond this their chief dependence is
upon the High School. Formerly there
were private Academies in many parts
OF the State, where preparation was
made for admission to College. But
the excellence of our Public High
Schools has drawn from the Academies
their wonted patronage. and to a great
extent they have ceased to exist. If
therefore, our High Schools do not pre-
pare boys and young men Cor admission
to College, it is evident that very few
will be qualified 10 avail themselves of
the high advantages which Colleges
afford. To a considerable extent our
High Schools are meeting this necessity;
for it appears by returns made to this
Office, that in them two hundred and
forty eight are making the necessary
nreDaraiion In enter Coll-oa-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-05-05

SINGULAR CIRCUMsTANCE.- On the
PSI ultimo passenger came 10 Poland
by the steamer Anglo Saxon and took
lodgings at one Of the city hotels. Next
morning he took the cars for this city in
company with gentleman who had
remained at the same house with Linn
over night. with whose counteance be,
somehow or other, imagined himself
familiar. They got into conversation
in coming down the Eastern railroad.
but nothing transpired to elicit the fact
whether or not they had been old ac-
quaintances. WheE they arrived at the
depot, and had attended 10 their lug
gage, one Of the gentleman inIuiring in
the hearing Of the other for cab to
take him to certain street in Charles
town. The other sail he purposed GO
ing 10 the same street, and the two en-
gagged the same conveyance. On arriv-
ing at the street in question it appeared
that they both designed TO call on the
same individual. This strange series of
coincidence greatly puzzled both. bur
their mutual surprise and delight can De
imagined but in degree when they
found they were brothers, and that they
had thus SinpuIa:ly met at the EJuse of
a third brother One of them has been
in the service Of the Pacha Of Egypt for
22yeaIs, the other has spent l6 years
in the East Indies. while the third
has been in this country during 10
years past. The brothers are natives of
Scotland, and have not seen each other
for "a years.-BOst0R Leader, Marc1 g:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-05-05

Patience is tree whose roots are Bit
ter, but the fruit is very sweet.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-05-05

FASHIONABLE WoMEN.-"R Read the
biographies OF our great, good men and
women," says an exchange. mot one of
them had 4 fashionable mother. They
nearly all sprung from plain, strong
minded women, who had about as little
to DO with fashions as with changing
clouds"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-06
By Kent, PsiDs & Co. T1ls7-Ts
GALE OF MESSRS. " p PERKraa
BY Goddin & Apperson.
DEAL ESTATE AT AUoTroN.-.B,

PEAL ESTATE AT AUCTIoN.-By
~ virtue Of q deed of trust. bearing dats g ~
1oth day Of september, lss0. and recorded ia he
Hustings Conrt, executed By Richard A Carrington
and wife, 70 George N. johnson, will proceed 10
sell at public anctien. ON the premises on THUR1-
DAY, the 9th day of May, 1858, q Al o'clock p a.
House and Lot. situate on the south side Of broad
street. between Esd and 24th streets fronting on
Broad street about a feet and running back Isa hat
to Is foot alley. now occupied by DR. Thomas John
son. -,
TERxs made known on the day Of SALE The taxes
for the present yeaa TO be paid BIZ the purchassT.
ANDREW JUHNSTON kx'r Of
George N Johnsou dscsd. I
Sale conducted by GoppIs &APPsnsoH, Auctss
my l-dtd - aa9 uFl9 as3f a. ~
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RETIRED PHYSICIAN

u SEvsSTY-FIyE YK4Es or AGE, whose sands of life
have nearly runiout discovered. while IN the East In
dies certain cure for Consumpttou, Asthma. Br0n-
sdy was discovered By him when mis- only child, q
daughter was given up TO die. Wishing to do AZ
much good as possible, ne will send to such of his
afflicted fellow beings request it, this recipe,
with full and explicis directions for making it mp,
and ccessfully using 1t. He requires each applt-
returned as postage the recipe, and the remain
der to be applied to the payment Of this advertise
ment.
Address DR.. II. JAMES, 10 Grand street. Jersey
City. n J. ap l5-d&wimif
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AUCTION SALES.
-,-.--~--s>--
FUTURE DAYH.
" rS~s~,-s~~ ~e~~s--<-,.-,
By Larus & Shine.
BLK SALE OF REAL ES-

EXECUTRIx SALE OF REAL ES-
~ TATE.-wiH be sold A. puhItc .r.ss.. >. -.
MONDAY afternoon, the 10Th instant conmensin :
% foeiock. on ths premises. handsosns buildin
ios on lssh street between Leigh and CLAY ssresss
BIZ wooden Tenement. "a -A-Sa0'~1
.,so g. q. :: REPRESENTATIONS, Enc.x.
Ing about 70 feet on 18th street. mors or Isss ga
running back 50 feet, on which wooden Stable snd
. good brick building - - .au
The above lots very elegible for building pur.
poses, being convenient to the business part az the
city capitalists would do well to attend as they viii
positively be sold. "a.
Sale conducted By LARUs 4 SHINE
my6-tds knct.
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RUNAWAYs.

9 $50 REV ARD,--RUNAWAY
~ from the subscriber on the r. 4 d. K. Road,
- in the county of Nottaway three negro boys,
-, (named WILLIAM, GATES and JAMES
purchased in Richmond, Virginia, on the 30th April
WILLIAM-aged 20 years near 6 feet high, weighs
l63 pounds bright black. with some whskers and
goatee.
GATES-aQed % years. full feet high. bright
black, with but little seard, weighs ls2 pounds.
JAMES-aged l6 years, about feet inches high,
weighs about l2U pounds, very black, with small
eyes. looks down when spoken To-.
WILLIAM and GATES are brothers and were
brought to Richmond by MIR. Smith. of Hanover
county, about the I'D of April. All the above
negroes had on dark wooden sacks when they left
The above eward will be given for the delivery of
said boys 10 DeupFee stokes. in Richmond.
EY- Address DEUPBEE a Stokes, Richmond, Vir
GINA, K. A A WATSON,
nv b-Igt jennings Ordinary.
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Es FOR RENT. An excellent family
Ill residence, with large lot attached contain
lug handsome shade trees. situated on 9th street
short distance North of Leigh (Freuch Garden Hid
adjoining tbs lot and residence of Vim, r. Ritch'e,
Esqr The dwelling is large well arranged, and in
excellent repairs, and IL supplied with gas. The
kitchen IL new. Possession given immediately
Apply to T. POINDEXTER,
ap l6-ts Pearl street
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)UBLIC sALE.-Having sold nv Farm

t1SDAAO ga HAVING oolu NY ath
privately L will sell at public auction on Friday,
7th inst at II O'Clock the premises situated abont
Smiles below the city, adjoining the lands of B. W
Roper, John farrar and others, 2 valuable we'll
Rroxe Sonng Mules. good SIZE: wor I'll Horses;
Fhreshng Machine, | Bambrough Whest Fan, in
good order; new Jumping Ooalter: l three Horse
wagon, Wheat Straw ana usual variety OF EARNING
Implements not necessary to mention.
Terms made known at sale.
my4 ST JAMES L. EGE.
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By Larus Il Shine.

QPECIAL SALE or 4 SPLENDID
OsT0CK OFwAToHEs, JRwELRY AND FAN
large and beautiful assortment Of Watches anA
Jewelry, (all new styesl with positive instrsctoqe
to be closed out this week. for Whatever they VI
have taken the store on Main street. receniy oosu-
pied BY A. KTischmann, dec d. ~ q eontsc honaRY,
this week. =;
The city and country trade would do wen y ~
tend. as we are determined " close the invoice "
saturday night s4ss0 asityi ~ eA5F
sale to commence EVERY EVENING shh wssA.
ct ~ O'Clock. LARUB q SHINE, -
ap - AuctoneerS.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND

I LOT ON COR. OF VALLEY AND CHRISTIAN
STREETS.-As Trustee In a deed OF Trust FROM
Patrick Donohoe and wife. dated 9th May 1856 duly
recorded in Richmond Hastings Court, shall pro-
coed to sell, at Public Au ton, the premises,
FRIDAY, the 9th day of May, 1858, at o'clock, p
NJ. the Real Estate located above, consisting of lot
fronting A feet Valley street, running back on
Christian street 1872 feet. having thereon q small
iramsd tenement. Terms made known at the honr
Of sale. The taxes for 1858 to be paid by the pur
chaser JNO. HAGAN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GonDIN ArPERsoN. Aucts
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q RICHMOND AND PETERS

-ur..s.zzszE3 RICHMOND AND PETERS
RAILR0AD.-As the regula
tions this Company require that ALI funds collect
ed by its Agents. shall be deposited daily in OF
the Banks IN the city of Richmond-Notice is here
by givea, that on and after the nrst day OF May
next, payment for freight transportation. and fer
fare will be required to be made in such
funds only, MAJ from time to time be receivable
on deposit by said Banks. i.fE
sp Aim tt< II GILL, supt.
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SyRA69lNED OAK BOAkD0 fO8 ~
- n sss'fsa'ss' ~ m watrLocx soN.
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RARE CHANCE.-NOW is I

II hAhE CHANCE.-NUW Is THE
"A TINE -SELLING 0RF AT COST AT lw
BROAD STREET.-fhs subscriber feeling himsen
unable to attend 10 his business on account OF hs
feeble health has determined to self out his entire
stock ~ cost tor cash. The goods have been re-
prices, at which am nov offering ny goots, WHICH
consist OF the usual variety Of DkY GOODS Also
would call especial attention 70 my stock Of DON ES
TICS which 10 very large and which can 10 sold q
80 per cent less than they can be purchaseds etss
want Of anything In my line will nnd 4 greatly 70
thor interest TO call before purchastnE else
where, ~ am determined 10 sell 81 prime cost nm
al the lst Of JULY when will close out the balance
ct auction. Do not mics the place.
JOSEPH MYERS, ga Broad street.
~. All persons indebted 10 me viii call and est
tie, as wish TO close my accounts soon - posi-
ble and 81 persons whom owe will please present
their bills. sa,#a o. Ap 3s-dim
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b SPENCE,
apis No 40 corner Main and I3th streets
II y KEELING- TAIL0R AM
CHIPPING.

SAM'L s. BIZ RCE being employed with me.
him. aps-lm
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Z o r s A L E-On the premises, on
l. THURSDAY. the Goth day OF May. that most
beautiful residence, situated in the county of Han
hea of the Mechanicsville Turnpike, called "Foune
tain Inn,n and long known as the residence of the
sss of 80 acres more or less oni0st excellent land
alarge Mansion, and all necessary ont houses. in
good repsir, of the prettest yards and gardens
field that will yield from IS to 100 bushels yearly
This property being now in market, offers great
inducements to any one wishing to purchase one OF
the mort desirable places to be found.
TsRas-0ne-thrd cash balance and IL months;
the deferred yments to carry and deed OF
trust Oh the property TO secure deferred payments.
WILLIAMSON G BALL,
Executor of LUCY ii BALL, decd.
By BILLY w TALLEY,
an-dRtkcuafH His Attorney In met
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40 $40 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from

az SIU KEW AKD.-hanaWay 1rOM
IA the subscriber on the eth of April, Negro
Man. named ISAAC. He is about feet 3 or
Hk. 10 inches high. black, very low forehead,
thicg ips quite reddish, having the appearance OF
having been burnt. He came from North Car 0na.
and was purchased about three years ago. He 10
% years OLD though would be taken to be older
The above reward will be given, ii delivered to mo
in Powhatan county, sent TO Grady Jail in Rich
mond MOSELEf,
an Cots Black Heath P. o., Chesterfield
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TRUSTEES SALE OF MOST vALU-

L ABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, ON 18TH, BE-
virtue of two deeds of trust recorded in the Hust-
lngs Court of the city of Richmond, Va, one from
III Butler and wife to l. W Butler, Trustee, for the
benefit of Isaac Butler, dated the It'll February,
1858. and the other from Ii Butler to Andrew
Johnston, Trustee for persons therein mentioned,
dated the 18th January. 1858. the undersigned will
proceed on THURSDAY, the 18th OF May, 1883, at
Ia O'Clock NJ, TO sell at public anction. ON the pre-
misses, the House and Lot in said deeds conveyed,
fronting 81 feet on the east side of 18th street. be-
tween Grace and Broad streets in the city of Rich
mond, and extending back ia feet to an eight foot
alley, and now in the occupancy of Mr.. Edward A
smith. This is among the most desirable residsnc
in that part of the city.
Terms of sale made known at the time and place
OF sale. W BUTLER, r...a
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APpKRsoN, Aucts.
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DIssoLUTIONS, 60.

NOTICE.---May 1st, 185s.-WM. s.
IN TUPMAN and IRVING Hull, having this
day purchased the entire interest Of j. O. Groshong
IL the firm of Groshong Il Tupmsn, and droshong
he name and style of TUPMAN L HULL. for the
present at 81 Main street.
The subscriber having disposed Of his entire int
rest TO TUPMAN HULL, as above noticed recon-
mends them to the former customers oftheold firms
as worthy Of patronage. ,r,,,
my L. u thOSHUNu-
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By Alexander Mott

r ARGE TRADESALE OF DRY GOODS
- AND FANCY ARTICLES.-Wili be sold at
Auction, up stairs, over my store, on Friday, May
It'll commencing at 10 o'clock, a large and fresh
stock of Staple Dry Goods, consisting OF
Extra sup'r black French Cloths
plaiu and Corded black Doeskin Cassmeres
Fancy Tweed Cassmeres and Satinetts.
White and Fancy, Check Linen Drillings.
Striped Jeans and Linen Ducks,
Challies, Mousns, Prints Lawns,
Cling hams, Apron Checks, Mariners Stripes.
Cold Cambric's Bleached and Brown; Cotton,
Linen, C.mbric hdkfs, silk Mtts,
Silk Cotton and Lise Gloves.
Cotton Hose AM half Hose, &c.
ALS0.-A large inyoice of small Wares such as
Porte Monnaes Hair Brushes. Combs, Buttons. Nee
dies and Fancy Articles in general
As this the largest and most attractive stock OF
Goods offered this suction city dealers and
country merchants are solicited TO attend, ever
lot offered will be sold.
TKRkS:-All sums under $50, cash; over $50, 60
days credit, approved Vegetables notes.
Eyi ALEX. MOTT. Auct.
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A CARD.-We, Che undersigned, bot

A CARD.-We, the undersigned, bot
filters of Mineral Waters Porter Ale Cider and La
ger Beer in the city Of Richmond, from he reckless
manner In which our bottles have been used by many
Of customers, have reluctantly been Obliged To
frame the following resolution, which We are deter
mined to enforce from this date
We snail charge each aud all of our customers
and drivers Jointly and seversly, with the bottles
delivered at therate of 50 cts Dozen the driver 10
keep q strict bottle account and faithfully return
the name of ANY party found delinquent And We
would further appoint certain day, gay the first
Thurs day of each month, for the customer and the
when the customer will be required opsy the driver
the above rates of 58ets dozen for every empty
bottle missing, unless corresponding number OF
full bottles In stock be prodncod 70 satisfy the
irver's demand. And should We find any Of our
drivers nsglecting refusing TO return Us the name
Of any party when bottles missing he ltbe
driven will be obliged TO pay US the above sum OF
50 cts per dozen, under pain ofinstsnt dismissal.
We, the undersigned, grateful TOR the very liberal
patronage bestowed on US By the citizens OF Rich.
inond would further take the preseMt opportunity
TO return our sincere thanks those customers who
have times past carefully saved and returned our
bottles. To those who have not been quite 20 care
full We would say, make mp for past delIn9usneiss
.o-,u signed 3 MSsON ca
NJ MCCORMACK and Q. MASON CO. would
caution the public against purchasing or trading
for any of their bottles either broken or otherwise
., they are determined % enforce the Law.
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By A. d. Williams, Auct.

HOUSE AND LOT ON MADDOX HILL
IA AT AUCTI0N.-On WEDNESDAY, May IL, at 5
O'Clock NJ, upon the premises will be sold the
framed residence of James Carter, situated on Mad
dox Hill fronting on st James street, in rear of
Peter McKenneys store. The house has four rooms.
with basement the lot is 40 By $50 feet with well
Of good water upon it.
TERHs-One-third cash; balance at and months,
with interest; credit payments to be secured by a
deed Of trust, and the purchaser 70 pay taxes for
1888. A d WILLIAMS,
mV3 Auctioneer.
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JUIN y SIEdEN.1 u
JAS NJ TAYLOR & Son, Aucts. ~ my
A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE FARM 81

NOTICE i hereby appoint JAMES F.
lN WEST nay Agent. 10 deal In ana hackle shucks,
THOMAS J WEST, sR. (
April 10Th, 1853 ap 30-3wS
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LOST.

T OST-On Monday evening, between
IL 5th and 9th streets. on Broad. Silver Plated
Mouth piece belonging to my instrument. | will
give liberal reward to finder. if lett at this Office.
r. EMERSON.
my 5-2ts Armory Band. 5
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABI

\ AND DESIRABLY LOCATED PRIVATE
DWELLING ON CORNER OF LEIGH AND 5TH
STREETS:-Au the request of Messrs. W. Hooper
and VIM Macfarlane Trustees. will sell at public
auction, on the premises. on TUESDAY. the 18th
valuable and beautifully located residence at the
corner of Leigh and 5th streets now in the occupan
cy Of Mr. VIM Macfarlane. The Lot fronts " feet on
the north eide of Leigh street, runs back on the
east line OF 9Th street more than 65 feet. The dwell
ling is a frame one, having rooms besides two
kitchens, ana u ample enough for the accommoda-
insured in the Mutual Assurance Society for 81 0O
and the annual quota is 80 80. The neighborhood
is among the best in this city.
TERMS: One fourth cash, balance at g. IL and IS
months. for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained The taxes and in
surance for 1858 to be paid by the purchaser.
ap 24-tds GUDDIN & APPERS0N, Aucts.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

l. IN BAKERS Additionally virture of
deed Of Trust to the subscriber. dated 18th februa
~, 1888 and recorded in Richmond Hastings Court,
O'Clock, P NJ, upon the premises the property NJ
said deed convey ed, being Lot Letter 81 In Bakers
Addition fronting 80 feet on st Peters street and
running back l73 feet to Clay street. 1t will be d
vided into lots. of which will front 40 feet each
st Peters street. and run back $50 feet, and two
street.
The property above mentioned is known as the
PIRATES lot" and lies nearly opposite to the late
residence of Capt. c Wingfeld.
TfEas-Cash. but an arrangement may be made
to afford credit upon portion of the purchase
money. GARlNTEk BIS Xxx ER, Trustee
WuyIAMS Auct 3-tds
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PRIVATE BOARDING. Mas. j. Q.
JAMES a MISS T. A. BIDaOOD. having rented
the very desirable residenso Of Fening James, on
siuess aud in the retired part OF the city, will open
70 for the accommodation Of persons desiring Board
on Tue tst day OF January next The house has sew.
eral largo aud desirable rooms for families Also
an sftce In the front basement. They can accommo-
date o few DAY BoARDERS. ia m--dly
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THE SOUTHERN SAVINGS BANK re-
l. ceiyes deposits on which interest h paid at the
rats Of per cent. per snnum, II remaining on de-
post six months and per cent for shorter periods
Orrcras: Joel b. Watkins tof Price q WAtkfnsl Pre-
sident, p B. Price, Treasurer, w. A. jenkins Score
tary.
DiREoroRs: Ro. A. Paine. (of Kent Paine 3 CD
Geo. i. Herring p. T. Moore, II. q. Howe, John "
kegnsuit. P b. Price, W. A. Jenkins. VIM. Ire
Smith. - tf44 49,
Once q. P. B. Prices Book Store, opposite Aneri
can Hotel lsfa 5a Ap ie--fm
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OF THE MEDICAL COL

TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
L.EGE This Inhrmsry 10 situated at the corner
OF Marshall aud College streets, in an elevated and
heaithful position, convenient to the railroad de-
pots hotels and other centres Of business II is fur
nished with every arrangement requisite for tho
successful treatment Of diseases sud INJURIES aud
for the comfort of the sick. All persons requiring
Medical Surgical aid. except the insane aud those
laboring under contagious aisea,es, ase admitted
into ,he Institution Lying-n women are also re-
ceiyed and carefully attended to.
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge Of the PROBES.
sors of the College who visit the wards daily The
charges for Board Medical Attendance, Nursing and
Medicine, are for Per week
W ute
Colored % , , S a.
ELi'ate 10 $40
In addition TO toe above rates. in requiring
a S1rgscot Operation. by agreement with the pro
pretors Of the Bellevue Hospital, a small fee 10
charged Tor the operation, VARYING from ~ to 53D
according to its importance. The particular fee in
any case may be aseertXined by application either
OF the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Physi-
clan
All charges payable on the removal of the patient.
Attending Surgeons-Profs. GIBSON, PRTIC0LAs and
WEXFORD
Attending Physicians -Profs TUCKER and Cox
WAY.
Resident PHI sician-JUyiUs NICHE, NJ D.
Steward-E NJ. PARRISH.
President-L. 8. JONES VI. b.
Persons In the country, desiring to send patients
TO the Innrmary, may address either the President
er the Resident Physician. ap 2S-6m