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The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

Mademoiselle Celestiue Franck, is a
'sosamer clad sylph and fairy fisurante,'
who is 'as nimble and fearless as a gas
zelle, and has all the mechanical accu~
racy of an automatn, with the matchless
witchery of Ternsichore herself" in fact
is ''tke very apotheosis of beauty and
physical perfection" besides being "an
incarnation of jocund grace and ele-
gance. So says New York paper.
SALTPETRE-The Santa Cruz SENT
mel wonders that saltpetre is not collect
ed in this State in view of the demand
created 10y the war in Europe. There
is an abundance of it in California and
easily and eheaply collected. The Sen
tinel says during the Crimean war twelve
million dollars worth of the article was
exported from Calcutta being brought to
that port from the upper districts Of BEN
gal.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

TRoPICAL FRUITS.-Tte citron, lime,
lemon, orange, pineapple and banana
are all in successful cultivation at the
gardens of Mr.. Hobart, near Oakland.
They are all in fruit, and only protect
ed in winter by common glass house
So. ora Herald.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

The clergymen of Madison, Wis,
each found nice ham on the door step
ona recent morning. They were taken
in thankfully as surprise presents, but it
turns out they were stolen from the COL
lege steward and distributed by some
students, who thought it an excellent
practical joke. The facts did not come
out in time to save the bacon.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
The HOWIamd Rotary Battery.

WE now prepared to furnish az short notice TIE
w above Battery and would request the attention
of all Quartz Men it previous to the erection of mill
For efficiency in working the gold it is becoming
celebrated and have hesancy in prononncing it,
| superior in every respect t, any p1H iruse.
At our request MIR. ALMAHIN l. PAUL, Superin-
enient of Oriental Quartz Mil. near Nevada city,
has consented to explain the working of the MILL and
show efficiency any who may feel interested and
all judge Of it better by seeing il in practical "p
Grafton we would refer Quartz of Nevada county
to him.
GODDARD HANSCOM RANKIN
jeI0 Pacific Foundry, San Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM
To the Public 7

T b Morrison wife of James Morrison rcsiling 81
Columbia Hill in the County of Nevada, State ST
Ciorna do interd from this date carry the busi
ness OF retail merchant my account, as solo
trader at the said village Of Columbia Hin And fur.
ther state IN this Declaration that the amount to be p
vested III said business dees exceed Five Thousand
Dollars JANE H. MORRISON.
Columbia It'll, June c5th 1859.
State Of California, Coanty Of Nevads.-On the 25th
d4y Of June A. %. 1859 personally appeared before
Jas Collins one fthe Justices of the Peace in and for
the said County Jane b. Morrison and acknowledged
inst she the decaf alton for the purposea'
therein set tpItA.A
Given rad my hsnd this twenty ynre day OF Jnns, A.
u. lej9 III JAS COLLINS, + E
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

PLEASANT VILLAGEs:-The village
of New England are an ong the pleas
antest in the world. and the chief secret
in their charm 1t is summed up in one
word; TREES: Tho people who laid
them out a century al two ago had the
good sense to plant few score of
young trees about the green and along
the streets. Now look at them! Clio
rinus elms arch the streets, and envelop
the place in shade, The meanest cot
tage is pleasant and picturesque if it
stands beneath a fne old tree. The
poorest village is good to live in if it
nestles 'lnder giant trees. Plant trees.
Plant them round the school house
Plant them round the church. Plant
them on the common. Plant them along
the streets. Make all the villages and
towns pleasant with trees.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

Fire in TVearerriHe The fire season
has fully come and the harvest of
destruction fairly commenced.
Weaverville in Trinity County was
half destroyed by fire on Tuesday morn
ing last. The fire caught, as is quite
often the case, in a Chinese house, and
in the space Of one hour one hundred
thousand dollars worth Of property was
destroyed. Every Chinese merchant
was burned out. The two best hotels in
the place were destroyed. The Chinese
are the heaviest sufferers.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
SUnlIllOnS.

State of California - County of Ncvada-ss. District
Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District Of said
State The People Of the State of California to
JNO. W. SiMPSON-CtREFTTxG
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10 appear and
l answer the complaint of s. b. CAsWELL filed
agans; you within Ten DAYS from the service of this
Writ. if served you in this County, within Twenty
Days served you in This District and ont of this
County and within Forty days if on you in the
state and ont OF this District, in action commenced
on the 2ist day Of June A D. lS59 in said Court 10 re-
the Of nine hundred and five dollars alleged
10 be dne fia'niH from Defendant upon three promiss
particularly set forth and mentioned in plain.
ufs compl laint to this action, file in the Clerks
nice of said court togC ether with interest on seven
otmred ,',a '-rt yvc dollars, the principal of said
notes, al tea pes cent per fro the st day OF
funo, A u. le5g and also for the of this suit
Asd you are hereby notified that if You fail to answer
said complaint as herein directed. Plaintiff will lake
Judgment against you therefor by default together with
hccosts of suit and also demand of the Court such othor
reliefa is prayed for in his said eompatnt
In testimony whereof l. Rufus Shoemaker
} Clerk OF the District Court aforesaid do hors.
}LS INTO set uy hand and impress the seal of said
Scourt at oficc in Nevada CITY, this 2ist day Of
juno A. d. 1859
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, CLERK.
by Joe Roberts, jr. Deputy.
State of Califnrnia-County of Neva.,a--s.
happening upon affidavit to my satisfaction that
of action exists in favor of the above named Plain
tif against the above named Defendant, w. smp-
son. and il also appearing that said Defendant has de
parted from. and resides out of this State
1t is therefore ordered that service be made on said
Defendant JHo W simpson by publication of the sum
mons in the NHvApA JouRNAL newspaper published
in said county, once il each week for the period of Three
months
DAVID GELDEN, County Judge,
Nevada county.
State Of California, County Of Nevada ss I hereby
certif the foregoing be true copy Of an order Of
pubiisation, remaining file in my office.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk
-. Per Joe. Roberts, jr. Deputy.
b tty f,rp pian
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

.Tadge 1aney has delivered an opinion
in novel case. A female slave alb
stracted a letter from a post Office in
Virginia. Her counsel asked the court
to instruct the jury that the act of Con
sreSs did not apply to slaves who are
not persons in the eye ofthe law. fancy
decides that slaves are both persons and
property and therefore come within
reach Of the act.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

TIE CAanccs 9t Doug|as-At meet
inc held in Raleigh, Miss on the 2nd
June, the following resolution was
passed:
"Rcso1red, That we make no dis
tinciion as to Southern favor betN cen
the doctrines ofsquattcr sovereignty and
territorial sovereignty and Black Re-
publican abolitionism, and that we re-
gard the champion of the forme., S, A
Douglas, as a traitor to his countrv. and
no better than the champion Of the lat-
ter, William H. Seward"
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

THE Next CONGRESS-. - The Wash-
ington Union gives table which it has
compiled with considerable care, show
ing the political complexion of the next
House Of Representatives, and arrives
at this conclusions: Opposition, 124; De-
mocrats, 113. Opposition majority, IL,
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

Linn Boyd, the candidate, Tor Lieut..
Governor of Kentucky. on the ticket
with Mr.. Magoflin, declares that the
demand for the protection of slavery in
the Territories by Congress is unneces-
sary, impolitic and breach CT faith,
with the parties to the compromise meas
surcs of 1850 and 1884.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
EuSoIypHt Notice.

County court, Nevada county, at,l-e Of California
~ the matter Of the Petition of GeorgeW Pryor
Iaaolvent Debtor,
DUESUANT to an order Of the Honorable Thos.
A II. Caswell. county Judge in and fUr Nevada
county. Netce is hereby given to ell tho creditors
Of said Tnsolyent to he and appear before the Hon
orablc the ecunty court aforesaid in open court, al
the court room of said court in the city and county
of Nevada, an the 22ud day oF June, 1852, at 10
o'clock. 4. VI. OF that day then and there to show
cause. if any they can, why the prayer of said In
solvent should not be granted, and assignment
ofhs Estate be made aud he be discharged from
his debts and liabilities in pursuance ofthe statute
in such case made ind provided, ard in the mean
time all proceedings against said Insoiyent be
stayed.
u ~ Witness my hand and the seal
fs0 ~ of said court this the 18th day Of
u T.. S. Nay, !. ,. IS59.
III RUFUS SHOEMAKER. clerk
N>e---.-~>0 PERI. s. Lambert, Dep.
JAS Churchman, Atty for Petitioner. mo
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

~ IL following letter which ,mp batieaIy ,I,,f
itself, was written by the Dean of the Faculty o
ne Philadelphia College of Medicine the editors o
the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal San Francisco
for publication:
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08
HSpratt, thorough Democrat Of


the Administration school,lately deliver
cd speech in the Hall of Representa-.
tives of Mississippi. Among a hundred
other disreputable things the following
in favor Of opening the slave trade oc-
ours:
II is said the measure is impracti-
cable. Not so. The North may yield,
and ought to yield; but if not, if we shall
want the trade, and the North will not
consent, then slaves will come; the
people will compensate the risk; our
men of spirit will revolt at such subjec
tiou, they aoW hoist the Stare trade flag );
and .foat 1t from tie MASTHEAD and 1fthe
Government stall send its agents to ent6rce
tie la,c as sure as the san shall rise ii acili
rise upon another Lsringtcn and Con-
cOld
After this we hope to hear no more
harping on "let the Union slide" of
Governor Banks. Here is a man in
full fellowship with the loco focos who
in the Hall cf Representatives of State
dare preach in favor of what the laws
pronounce piracy and counsel resistance
to the laws to the extent ofrevclution.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

VIM. Boyce, member of Congress
from South Carolina, writes letter in
which he says, "if the Republicans
elect the next President the South
should not remain a moment longer in
the Union" Ne. moment1 We hope
the Republicans will desist before half
the American Union commits suicide by
casting itself into the Gulf OF Mexico.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

he Philadelphia College of Medicine 10 the editors o
the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal San Francisco
for publication
PETLADE1rHIA, January 18th 1870.
To tho Editors of the Pacific Medical! and Surgjra
Journal ;--tenticncn - Ny attention has been called
TO an article in tbs December number of your ourl,i,
II regard to the AD ETSDEM degree granted bv tbs pi,,
dclpiia College ofMedicne to Dr l. J. Czapkay When
the application for the degree made to . Faculty
1t was accompanied by ahidavs aud testimonials 10 tha
effect tt}it Dr. czapkay regular graduate NJ d.
of the University of pcsth had served as surgeon r tho
hungarian army, and was regular practitioner of med
lcne On the strength of these the degree was granted
The AD EuNDEM degree its implies is confer.
cd on graduates only and gives new privileges Had
there been the slightest suspicion Of rregu ity an
plcation would have beer refused Bv inscrti ~ this in
your journal You viii do of Justice to the College
and confer a favor Yours, very respectfully
II RAND.
Dean of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College of
Medicine.
CERTIFICATE-I, tfie undersigned Governor of
Hungary, to testify hereby that DIR. l.. J. Czapkav has
served during the contest or Hungarian liberty as Chief
surgeon in the Hungarian army with faithful persevei.
ance "hereof4 have given him this certificate and do
recommend nm TO the sympathy attention and prntcc
o OF All those WHO are capable apprrcatine ratricS
seli-sacrhce and undcserved misfortune.
KOS UTH LtJtS,
Washington city. Ji7 1852
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

The British Government has agreed
to guarantee eight per cent. on the CAPT
tai stock of the Transatlantic Telegraph
Company, for the period of twenty-five
years. provided the cable, when put in
operation will transmit one hundred
words an hour
The Government also engages to pay
se2O,ooO yearly for the transmission of
messages.
The entire Red Sea cable had been
successfully laid, and was now in operas
ton the whole distance from Alden to
Suez. It is reported to work admirably
throughout the whole line.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

CLAY MONUMENT AT New ORLEANS.
II. Hart. Esq, American sculptor at
Rome who is the modeler,and Mr. Mailer,
of Munich, the master, will soon COM
plete their labor, and the Statue of Mr..
Clay will be received in New Orleans,
before the 1st OF January next. twill
be inaugurated on the 18th day of April
next, the elghty-third anniversary of
Mr.. Clay's birth.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-08

San Francisco, April l-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-18

NEW MODE or CURING MEAT.-A process
has recently been discovered and patent Sc
cured by Messrs. Daddoch ami Marsh, of Gin
cfnuati, Ohio, by which meat of all kinds, it is
stated, can be cured and rendered fit for any
foreign market, in ten minutes time. AS soon
as the animal is killed and before being skinned
salt Is injected through the arteries, and almost
instantly the whole animal is impregnated
Whit. Beefcured by this process at Houston,
Texas, with the thermometer at soc degrees, was
found, whey exhibited al Cincinnati, TO be per-
fectly sweet, and equal to the best meat, cured
in the ordinary manner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-18

How THEY PREDICT THE WEATHER AT THE
SMITHSONIAN INsTfTUTE--Prof Henry, at the
Scientific Association, gave an account Of the
method pursued each day at the Smithsonian
Institute 20 record and predict the weather
They have map of the United States hung
upon board, with pins stuck through at the
points where the observers Of the Institute
are stationed. The Institute has daily reports
by telegraph from many Of these points Each
morning An assistant hangs cord on the pins
TO indicate the state Of the weather-black if
raining, green If showing, brown il cloudy, and
white II fair. All storms travel east, and thus
they are enabled to predict with great certainty
the condition of the weather twelve hours In
ADVANCE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-18

7y8ll I'D II !. "a:
N ofshs sboys yin 6sa shY a,sss
81 slBs'i' u fafsIi III Is 0 /.
g sse & ss bssE e
.gs & sss s,USI, ns s::::
DO. SECOND do. Do: .:s.c:s.... 1As
! 70 s S round ts,p so5d within y 6sS hnt .
class. pas1sngsra ..s.-...-...--s. ~
Ssrsiskt Tickets first elass 80
These fares embrace the Steamboat charge from
Norfolk to Old Point, ard they cover 81 Sxpenss
upon the Steamer At Norfolk
At Norfolk. the C2fs connect directly with
Steamer, which has been engaged to run IN con-
nection with the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad.
Passengers step from the Cart upon the Steamers
Psssehrsrs BY this route lsave Richmosa ID 40
A. M, and breakfast IN Petersburx at reach Nor.
folk at IDx, and larn At Old Point or Hampton at
a ss AEf f " BATH
passengers BY this route have the privilege Of
naming over in Norfolk and going to Old Point OF
Hampton in the afternoon or By the same boat next
Passengers RETURNING from Old Point ana
Hampton, leave Old Point at SIS A. NJ, and Hamp-
ton at 7:45 A. NJ, Tin each case after tho regular
breakfast reach Norfolk at To- leave Norfolk at
At SIS p M, in time to connect with the trains
sG'as S 81 ss.t ;i ca sTssInEE THROUGH
WILLIAM MALONE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-18

In ONE OF THE CRACK HOTELS of Saratoga
lately, the elderly men were sitting up in the
Office or bar-reom during the jolly hours, drink
ing and telling stories, when suddenly state
ly lady appeared, seized her husband by the
arm and walked him off TO bed. The action
produced quite melancholy effect upon the
othera
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-18

NEGATIVE PRooF.-It is said, by the first
of critics, that great poet is discerned in his
knowing when not to write. 1t is said of
Louis Napoleon, by his admirers, that he is a
perfect master Of the art of fertilization. He
evidently knows when to let a fertilization
Alone
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-18
" ?. II. TAYLoR's Music Store, lss Main st.
CEICKERING PTANOS--A newand

NOS.-A new ana
H3SIfuIl supply of these splendid Instruments
I'll II ihave been received.
In addition to the beautiful B0IX De NOIX, the
CIRCULAR ACTION and the GRAND, we have
now the BOUDOIR, asplendid instrument of an up
right forra.
The Chickering's have received 80 First Prize Me-
dals, all over renowned competitors and from first
rank Institutions and airs of America and OF Eu
rope. They have manufactured and sold more Pia-
nos than any other factory in the world
From the Chickering's have emanated the best and
most permanent improvements that have brought
capital they have invested in manufacturing conve-
nences. they can sell full fifty per cent. cheaper
leave the wareroom without their having been full
ly inspected by the best artists.
As their factory has never more than one agency
in city, in Richmond these instruments can only
be sold by the subscriber.
The factory warrants all PIANOS sold by this
agency.
Orders promptly attended to.
WARERooMs-North side of Broad street near
Ninth, and at HABLIsroN & Bios, No. 1863 Main
street. NATH'L CARUSI. Sole Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-18

EFFECTS OF THE HgAT.-The weather has
been melting that all of the 6s eds of a
certain lawyer in Chancery Lane were found,
d A sal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-18
PIANOS AND MELODEONs.

3Buy your Pianos from old and well estab-
Fy flished houses. Nunns & Clark are among
the oldest manufacturers of Pianos in this country,
and their instruments not surpassed in tone,
touch and finish. A. III. Gale & Co. are well known
for their superior Pianos. briggs unrivalled Pr
amos, with double sounding boards, are recommen-
ded by VIM v. Wallace, Gottschalk, Mason, King,
Strakosch, Waenkaupt and Maretzek. c. Pelean-
bets celebrated double and single reed Meledeons,
of Carharts patent. The above instruments are
to be found only at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-18
WATCHES. JEwELRY. &c.

q WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER
~ AND PLATED WARE.-My stock of the
EN AZ above articles, is now very extensive; hav-
<esSkin ing just received large additions to my be-
fore extensive assortment, 1t IL now full and COM
plete in every department.
would call attention especially to my stock of
fine WATCHES-W. B. Adams & Son, London; H.
p. Reynod Lemon, Liverpool; Jules, Jergensen,
Copenhagen, with adjusted chronometer balances;
Dixon, John Craig, Joseph johnson, Jules Emme-
ry Alfred L,faetteo, and other disting uished ma
kers.
My stock of SPECTACLES and EYE GLASSES
is very full embracing gold, silver and steel frames
from which can suit any one needing optical aid.
Amongst my assortment is full supply of the cele
brated Brazilian Pebble GLASSES. Persons in
want o., really superior article, and something
that will improve their vision, should not falls
N. B.-Brazilan Pebble and other Glass fitted in
gold frames. s. A. MYERS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-18
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ga 1rlls5t5 5isEt 3fs4$fT SIMMER ARRANGENENT

La zsl5I1sszz1 s UMMER ARRANGEMENT.
AAZ RICHMOND AND DAN
VILE RAILROADS.&C. and after Tuesday,
June 18th, 1859, the mail and passenger train, on
this road will ran as follows:
Leave Richmond daily tSundays included, )at $50
A. Nj. for Junction, Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville
Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville and Memphis, Ten
nessee; Atlanta, Georgia; and Montgomery, Ala
Leave Richmond daily. texcept Sundays,l for
Danville, Va: and Greensboro, N. c. ,at {. 80 a. NJ
RETU RNING-Leave Junction, iBurk's,l daily
Sundays lncluded,) at 3.l5 T. NJ. and arrive in
Richmond at is p. Nj.
Leave Danvie daily Except SUNDAYS at 10 A.
NJ, and arrive in Richmond at Oils 2. Nj.
ma. The above trains connect both Rays with the
South Side Railroad trains to and from the South
west, at the Junction. and with the virginia Gen.
trail and r. F. and Potomac Railroad trains to and
from the North, at Richmond.
Through tickets sold, and baggage checked thro'
to the above points; also, to the Virginia Springs.
For through tickets and further information ap-
ply st the Ticket Office of the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company; Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-18

MEDICINES, &c.
DR. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BiTTERS,
DIR. HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
The great standard medicines Of The present age,
hare acquired their great popularity only through
years Of trial. UabonHded fsfdeif0H is rendered
~ them an all cases, and lie op!s haee Aoknced
them DoYthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
DICE, DEgILiTY or THE NERf0GS
SYSTEM, DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS,
and Az diseases dJfStag from dtSeTdsTed Iicef
scsakneSS Of the stomach and digestive Orgaas are
spssdIIy and permanently cured ty the GERMAN
The BALSAMIC CORDIAL has a equired repx-
tctfom surpassia thar u any similar preparation
slfdHt. IL trfil care, WITHOUT FAIL, the most Sc
co UG RI, C0LD, or HOARSENESS, gRON-
CHI1!S, IMFLUENZA, GROUP, PNEU-
MONA, IP!ENTCONS UMPTION,
aSd las performed the most astonishing cures svsr
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION,
A fstp doses arW also al once cheek and cure the
Most ssrere DIARRHEA proceeding from COLD IN
THE BowRLs.
Thsse medieiaes are prepared BY DR.. C. NJ JACK
soN h Co., No. AIS irea street, Philadelphia, Pa,
and are sold ty druggists and dealers medicines
srsryphers, at 70 cents per bottle! 1ae signature Of
G.. M. JACKSON aci2 be on the outside acrappey Of
sach bottle.
In the almanac published annually by the pro-
Prtetors called EvBRYB0DY's ALMANAC, YOU tciH
hHd tesfi, oay and eonlsNdatory notices from al
partf Of the country. These Aiaanacs are sires
aiedy BY all oar agents.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Agents,
lie ll-d&cwly Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-18

A SECRET ABoUT SECRETs.-A Secret Is my
Slave as long as keep it under; q Secret is my
Master the moment it escapes from me-
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JNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL col
l. LEGE.-This Infrmary ~ situated at the corner
OF Marshall and Cole 20 Streets IN an elevated and
healthlul position, convenient to the Railroad De-
pots. Hotels and other centres of business. 1t is
furnished with every arrangement requisite for
the successful treatment OF diseases and injuries,
curing MEDICAL or SURGICAL aid, except
the insane and those laborins under contagious
diseases, are admitted into the institution. Lying
in women are also received and carefully attended
to.
Private rooms furnished when desired
Tho patients are under the charge OF the Profess
sora of TIE College, who visit the wards daily. The
chars s for Board, Medical Attendance. Nursing
and Medicine are, for Per week.
Whte PATIENTS .,.''.."..".."-."'..S6
Coiofou GO
fIltAte hoems = 10 1lo
In addition to the above rates, in cases requiring
q SNrsicai Opeyation, by agreement with the pro-
prietors of the Bellevue Hospital, small fee IS
chafsed for the operation, varying from So to 81,
nocofdiny to its Importance. The particular fee
any may be ascertaned by application to eth
or Of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Ply
sician.
tient -
wAN tsYsad aS MI6 ,,Sian.-Prof' TUCKER CON-
Resident NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MASON, NJ. D.
eteward-F. NJ. PARRISH.
President-L. 8. JOYNES, M. D.
Persons in the country desirinE to send patients
TO the ln6rmAry. may address either the President
or tho Resident Physician. ia Sly