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The Shasta courier., 1859-01-15
Indian Affairs.

V. E. Geiger, Agent of Nome Lackee Reser-
walton, in a communication to the s. F. National
says Governor Weller a inappropriately, if not
malciously," went out of his way to assail the
management of the Indian Reservations in this
State" In reference to the remark in the Gov
ernors message, that " there are not, upon all
these Reservations, moro than three or four
thousand Indians" Mr.. Geiger says that there
are 1000 at the klamath Reservation, beside
1900 living at their old homes, but still under
the control of the klamath Agency; $3.50 at
the Mendocino Reserve; 2,2s9 at Kings River
Agency; and l 900 at the TETON Reserve. He
then continues
But if Gov. Weller will accompany me to
Nome Lackee, | will show him a thousand In
dians comfortably clad and well fed. Equally
as much so, if comparisons admissible, as
the inmates of San Quentin. Aud if he will go
two days ride further, still in my Agency, will
agree to exhibit to him $500 Indians at one view;
and in another half days ride, can show him
an additional 500; making total of as many
as he asserts are to be found on all the Reser-
vations.
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-15
PLOWS! PLOWS! PLOWS /!

ALARGE ASSORTMENT
N%-q of Steel and Cast Iron Plows
49, Just received and for sale
low. A COLEMAN & CO.,
Bull, Baker & Co.'s old Store, Main ST.,
Shasta.
Sept. IS, 1858. se1S:tf
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-15
DI S SOL u ITO N.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE this day dis
Il solved the co-partnership heretofore exist
ing between them in the business of Hotel keep
ing. N. Maher will collect all debts owing to,
and pay all Indebtedness of the firm contracted
from Oct. lstins to this date, Oct. IS, 1858.
H. L. CHANDLER,
N. MAHER.
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-15

R5.f5S THE undersigned will continue to COR
iiiE duct the AMERICAN HOTEL, andss.
lEzA lcits a share of the public's patronage.
Oct. Is, l858.-oc2O-tf NMAHER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-03

STATISTICS OF sPiRITUALIsM.-The Spiritual Reg
ister Tor 1859, estimates the number of spiritualists
in the United Sta'es ct million two hundred and
eighty four thousand The Register claims that there
are twenty thor, ard in Tenr essee, but when the
noses would come - be counted We guess they would
fall considerably short Of that Dunber The total
number in the wcrid il rui DOM a. one million nino
hundred ibousauc. The Register estimates shat there
are enc thousand public speakers; forty thousadd
MEDIUMS public ard private; that five hundred SPIT
itual books and pamphlets have been printed, and
it gives tho psmss Of six Weeklie three semi-week-
lies, and four mOnthlies, devoted to the cause
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-03

friend calls our attention to the following as an
argument in favor of the system adopted in III.
management Of our Pablo Schools, of holding a
single shOrt session each day. We give it for what
it is worth.
DR.. Choste, of the Massachusetts Insane Asy-
lum, gives the following among The causes Of mem
tal arrangement. q Another cause is the unwile
system Of educating the young; For the healthy
adult, fully developed and used to the kind oflabor
six hours daily Of concentrated mental labor is
enough TO try his strength. aud in many cases ult
matey TO impair his nervous system. Yet cur
young children, With faculties just beginning to
develop, with bodies heading almost constant exerA
else out Ct doors and in the higest degree susespt
pie to all influences, whether good bad, are con-
fined for that full period in the regular hours eff
school for which they are often besides compelled
to spend several more in preparation"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-03

The Patriot Of yesterday learns tbat ''Mr. John
Morris vas murderer last Saturday night at bis
residence about two miles frcm gfeld. Robert
son county. His vile and son, the latter a youth
IL summers, have been arrested, charged with the
commission Of the bloody deed. Clothes Of the boy,
stained with blood, were found in the well on the
premises. Two stsbs were found on the old man,
one in the arm, and one in the grOiB,-the loss Of
blood from the former caused his dea'h, sn artery
being severed. The motive for the preparation Of
this unnatural crime is supposed to have grown out
of proposition Of Mr. Morris to make over to an
elder son, BY former wife, small tract Of land.
At the time our informant left Springfield he affair
was undergoing investig ltion, and considerable
excitement existed among the people,
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Orleans Yiekseurg Paduch, smthland and Memphis,
Nashville. Tennessee
Glass Railroads and Steamboats,, nth close
sll points, Passengers aFriYnRat Nashville Nashville
Chaanooga Railroad. go directly boat Sithous deenon
Ts the quickest and cheapest route foE those bound for the
West. ~.
Regular Cairo, Memphis and St. Louis Line
Tis Fine steamboats, B. n Kunyan, MinneoDka, West
Cuta and j. g. Cline
one Of these Boats wl leave Nashville day at 9
nesting at Cairo with Illinois Central aroad and trough
Nashville to St. Louis IN Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance, Duneh, ella, John aGt aad Tempest leave Nash
vile every Thursday and Tuesday. Al y O'clock NJ time from
Nashville TO Louisville Sixty hours and TO Cincinnati four days
ReHu lar HI an D HAS, wv Orleans and VicIks-
burg Line OF Boats.
james johnson, Nashville, E. Howard Re Rover and Joseph
Inc Savage One Of these oats viii leave Nashville every other
day, at noon: time om Nashville Memphis 81 haUrs Vicks
bnrg, i've dsysi and 20 New Orleans IN Seven Days
Boats leave Nashville dag the the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For frscass accommodation upon the Boats Tickets be
procured at zoe different points at prices named N the annexed
Schedule OF Rates
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Arkansas COfTO.s Lamds.

"a VIE subscriber OEers Tor sale g. go cis
laud. within miles ois Arkansas river. airi 80 =
100 miles above Napoleon. POI Ion Of this Land
entered in lei5, and above dow, al % sill e
claimed ty leyees being 30 n.
70 wanting homsead IN the richest pqoa cf
cotton growing c0uniry,I desirable Drafting
nearly mile SFer Laksa deep, body Eafef
wh choice Cypress axe canTenisn Tor building up7e5.
hundred Deads u Lands; Old aB Va
laEes with Them bat The Purcher coul
good cfo he first year.
viii sell Is tract Of lad a. great harsain r x casa
balance and years credit or sill exchange Tor Deguz
also have several other Of land that wish . s
Thomas Allen ESQ leinphis plztof s land,
VIII ceerrfuy any information those sppyinr ferso.
Communications ldirsed viii be c1roIale
Address EDWARD c. MORTON.
nov2-w3n Cummins. Arkanszs countv. Az.
INES DOaLxRs.-t vi give Ten DoIEfs t6 any ons
who will first se1d q number Of HkroEgmlogEss
Knoxville SVhfg,puhhed about the last u
OF Julyls in which he editor cories parasaPh fu he
Kingston the Amercsn ritfa,
dnouaees the ef Gseffser uerarh al
~unmgtigated liar n. <. PATTERSON
WAsHrsoros, Rhsa county, Tenn.
ALI
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our mUsTCAL PRIrNTs.

WEEK publication or Sheet 1usr sutse s-she piay-
n efs and singers II TIE doue "
pages tnli folio size stitched ID hands ~
al M porunr dances % the day arrangement um
iaYere operas, scenas ballads aurlan1
supply Of every hiE that tie popular demands. never 30
dilcult aea5s instructive, all ever fresh adj asghal-
The laycr WITH which OUR MUSICAL FRIEND
ceiIed bg the public and the
Press guarantees WORTH cheap accurate
andeeant, DIES notest IN aay olhsf country The sane aout
OF music procured az The regular would twenty
times What i costs In 'Our Musical erld Warn % AID cei-
lene arc secured by Subscribing Fo iicl nich
neeied Fieces BY the olloWinz have apIe1rd
lrst ten numbers he speak fr tedselvas M0ar
Lover, Malersten, Meysreer Fo nrnuiier srhuet
Verdi, Dohizet, strauss Ml>ard ihiberE Bale. k,lni,
Weber, kuekens sreyer, Aht, g. A. MacArren Hebl a..
smart Asher Crouch ID Albert bishop aHsr Plsssd Lind.
painter, Beefh.yen- e. All hes pieces Ehi fangs
ordinary players Singers au ngahiy csssrse b.
delicious melody and easy scc1mpaniz1e1ts.
Our Musical Friend
EFubisd ueek. proe 10 CENTS nay euIhrci ffn sny
bookseller periodical deer e VIII be at oni the
eee Of publication AZ he following yearly s. fsf yes-
s. 10 Clubs 3e0pies, sls copies S6 ncopes 80 per
year. same rates Tor half No subscriptions ar
Than months, payable in sivance.
Oce Of ~Our Muszl Friend y Frank1rt street es York
janss-Imd&E Prrprieiers
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-03

The receipts Of the East Tennessee and Virginia
Railroad, for the six months ending December 81.
1858. amounted to 1896 O5l The receipts for the
same months, in 1851. were $685., $50. Increase
Sl56,S62; being al Increase at tie rate of sixty.
FIVE and-s-hslf per cent
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RARMERS

VET Ill doubtless be sraed observe that II v o. ihs
continued stTingeucy, have e0Hciue @ make suc
reduction popular and unapproathafts Germ and
Cob Miils the Excelsior WElirizs Wn reach
OF all Il is offered. for this only cufe uith
two sets q grinding rings, az The Eey Of Esry roars
As far this lower than the Exceisia ever
before been offered IN the United States; and srnrty
uIquesoned By those destitute OF prejudice Farmers
viii sppreciate scrs b. sending their orisrs ur
the pnhiicaFe long since awarded The Ezcsor aim
superiority, We WILL without discussing its surpassiag
il 70 then VITA the aiaEk that The Excelsior a crush
ing and cob, wheat &C. ana grnnr
meal for family Il discharges The neal directly
bushel, and provided with movable grinding suIt Hh1.
when worn out e restored ata 81 three do1s. Agents
throughout The STATE authorised sel he 9r
Persons wanting TIE abovs viii Flssse address
JAMES G. BALDWIN,
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New and Exclusive Wholesale
BONNET AND MILLINERY HOUSE
No. 35 Public SqEare, ana
- Garner 81 feaur sar...r- r-.-S..s..

II Nuk Retail Trade viii bs conducted the ID t,I
A. Union he STATE Rank. Our slecr IL
tnil and complete fruE 18th February ca * Mah, ci
ne largest stck Of Fancy elk Bonu= ara Nu
Goods 0le al West o. Nes York. Li.eas- .ss and
hses Lghorn Flaita. Hats AMI Paris Rsst ift
band bozes 10 bales, Bonnet Frames, BiCcs, alra r MIL
uers &c. We would respectfully eat attention of aatr
hercaeis aud halires thai yesfs aliur ia f.t
log Bonnets and Millinery Goods nser mast
have some experiences IN Purchasing trade sd Al al
times posted IN The latest fashions. Tbs
to as nesra cash business possible. T sisn % or
Customers o. ay 0Per ceat, ald lon small goos
purchased East.
We respectfully alieit from you on vlsnz rly tbs
spring All orders punetudly fiied
ianI1-iv u-f1r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-03

The Memphis Avalanche states that as Mr. John
Rof was coming to that city on the 29thult., on
the Raleigh road, near the corporation lie. man
suddenly confronted him and demanded his watch
He refused to give up his watch when another per-
SOD, doubtless comrade of the first highwayman.
approached, and drew a knife. Mr. Rof was imme-
diately knocked down, the gusrdohsin of thelwatoh
was broken, and the watch itself torn away from
its owner The highway robbers had not been ar
rested.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-03

The COokeyille Times of the 10Th ult., has the
following in regard to elOpemsnt case noticed in
this paper some weeks ago.
IS it may be of some interest to our readers TO
know the sequel Of the elopement of a white girl
with free negto q few weeks ago in DeKalb coua-
ty, we would say that were informed by gentleS
man Of that county that the girl returned after
few days, and that the negro is in Jail await his
trial
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-03

The coOkeville Tines Of the ooh ult. says: .'COl
GOodPas'uTe Of 0verion viii not be candidate for
reelection to The Senaiein bis dis riot Mr. Hildrrth
Of Fsniress, is spoken Of as probable candidate.
hr W. B Jones WILDE a caHdidatet to represent the
county Of OVerlOn"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-03

Haydn's OratOrio Of The Creation" advertisei
to be performed in Memphis on Sunday evening
last By COopsrs Opera Troupe, vas postponed. as
the authorities interferred to prevent this desseera
tion Of the Sabbath
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-03

The Memphis ADalsaehs Of he slst says the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad is doing thriv-
ing business Of late in the transportation Of ne>
grces from the interior to that city for shipment
SoDfb
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-03

A Vera Cruz lie ter says thst 5000 Americans,
completely armed ard equipped, have been tender
ed to Mexican leader Of distinction for that ser
vice, but he declined accepting.
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RAILROAD OMNIBUS LINE.
CIR AIGHE FAD * co.,
Hardware.

90 PUBLIC SQ0ARE, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
VAEs B. CRAIGHEAD having purchased the
Of Mr.. WV H. MINCIIN, in the business Of Crsghead
nchn alone authorized the Of the late firm in
liquidation, and will continue the business the old stand Noe
% Public SQUARE, under the title as above may24
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-03
METROPOLIIAN EATING LOIS.

TE7E PropreOrs beg inform the citizens Of Nashville
the public generally, that ty considerable expense
6ttcl up the store houses On the corner OF
CHERRY AND CEDAR STREETS,
Tor the purpose Of carrying regular business in the
NEW YORK STYLE.
Wepurpose having regular Bill Of with prices attached
that enabled to suit both pockets andappees Of
and charge M than they get THIS has been
needed and hope BY
merit public patronage We feel certain Of With
own Efforts the immortal F in the kitchen, wi furnish
public the shortest notice. We also keep hznd
81 RS 6HEWZEe TOBACCO. VINES AzD LIQ1oRS
ssts JkW. MOORE,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-03

YUHEE partnership heretofore exciting between the subscri
hers under the sy Of Gardner, Sheppard
IS this day dissolved IS mutual r. il T. and R. G.,
Gardiner having purchased Tie Of f. Shepherd,
iibvs from lie firm The business will be settled by the re-
nainlnr partuers R H. GARDNER,
=. s. GARDNER,
X. c. GARDNER,
81. r vr-e rrt A. SHEPHERD.
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9asgbiIls 0lpipn am 5m.ricau.
BATES Of AavsrrlsinE.
Trst tr,rrs On 80 ,,.,.e,..,-,-..,.

AAA"ABLh AT PbzAsgaE.
onesqusre. year, SSe-Rach additional square, SO
AdvertlseFs exceeding she space contracted
fOrs win be charged for fl,e excess.
IN FIFE WEEKLY
osE Dots per bSsref0r the asst and F7r oEs for sae
subsequent insertion.
advertisements Published both the Daily and weekly wiz
&c charged tie fun daily oaea the Esekly rst
aided ' 49,
lyaEsieat Ad0srfisss Be paid yor az f1s time Of
To Correspondents.
It viii great Of unnecessary tloubfe n opr
friends IN writing TO will bear In ososine ruias
Always give the date post ecs county sud stale in e ody
Of your letter - -
10 you gish the paper changed from IA antha- v
both Offices in full. -
II YOU sFsen snss and other matters write On separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of sheet
tetters and uncaton solicited uron al such facts and
subjects as NAY be 81 Information interest pdis
Anonymous communications Of whatever eiye
oattentioti. $500
Correspondents should write only upon one side Of the paDer
neeannOt undertake return M acel lions
All letters tusEess should be drectes % Messrs E. q
= 'i"S
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n. Il. GLASCOCk,

A UCTI0NEER AND GENERAL AGENT, would ofe1h
services the pubc for the sale Of Real Estse
Negroes Furniture, Dry Goods Groceries, species
property either in town country Being determined to de
time the above business and having had considerable
experiences Hatter myself that give satisfaction
who may favor in that line always be found the
Counting Room OF the Patrio Office, where my absence
defs NAV left
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-03
ROCA,S BALSAm FOR PULMONARY AND
TURERCULAR CONSU " PTION.

TETHE pubcis OF Of the
ordinary resiies exant for what has
seTei incurabe disease, being Onward ppIicl-
ton, the action Of which is seemingly miraculous and
having Of close attributes which up
compounds in general use.
pamphlet containing directions from distinguished
individuals other documentary eVideces
Will accompany the remedy.
Mr.. james Rees having ceased TO be the agent
this Balkan the price has been reucsd only
Of the proprietor by letter directed to e. OCA, 1903 P
o. Philadelphia, Penn. nov3U-,i6m
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United states Mail steamers,
Ls
steamer W. II. Terry.

steamer w. ID. Terry,
CAPTAIN MELLIKIN.
Steamer EdnOnia.
CAPTAIN =. G. MOORE,
FAVE Passport Mondays, Thursdays AID Saturdays At
O'Clock, NJ connecting with Memphis and Charles
Ion railroad at Iuka hight miles staging to Passport.
Arrives at Paucah Saturdays, Mondays and Wednesdays 81 10
O'Clock, A "a.
Leaves Psdch Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays clock
NJ Connecting with daily line OF STAGES Tr
Weekly Line Of Stages the mouth Of Sandy, Renods5gry
Chiffon and Savannah for Nashville Through infoy eight
hours. For freight passage apply TO
II. "A. HARRISON, Agent,
dec3-tn No. Broad street, NashYilss. tennessee.
II HARRISON. AGENT
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GARpNER & co.

NEW FIRM.
We. R. H. E. s. @. Gardner have associated with II.
uckner partner business, under the style Of Gard
Co., at our Front store No 3 Inn Block
We will keep always hand larPe ard carefully eecte
stapIe Fancy Dry Goods Varieties, Boots, Shoes
Hats, CAPS, Bonnets aud Straw Goods generally.
0pfstek OF plantatcH goods l he unusually large,eomp
sing heavy Wooden and Cotton Fabrics, both Colore and White
extra heavy Brogans Wool and Palm Hats heavy coloed and
white negro Blankets.
wish TO huy goos for Cash. short time to give
stock examination, intend to make Il 70 their inter
est and make this their cheapes. market.
we will receive sell for friends, oil country produce,
such as Wool Feathers, Beeswe Ginseng, Jeans, Lnsy and
Cocks al the highest price the market will command
jan4-dh
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go
aromatic valley WHISKY.

thsags sf asuersiea qaoEs sgulas
Of satisfaction % b a1ie % i1cduc puca5ios
sesns qualities except such hare the f4Fofans
lazuce The human cotssituiio1-
grape which win f5orsk Eers else from whese as pro-
essis shs Johsrnssrg tbs elaicsst 7ne p the sofd
quality Of which, cyars ncopara-
oy superior % that q he ploas other soil A1da
long supplied the World win sarer excellent tiss u suG
non iqea Ioaseo eanno, Be induced srgE eiszrs.
lying in s valley Of tie Nouonzhsia river ciusvsy trrr
rh Ays q properties sl and peculiar, tat q ds-
il 6eyo i sSs o iaeh s1Per AtiEe character 3 psees
Iy proesss d,covsrsi and row kaora oly & ny
the grain from The choicest SPOT q f frsr
oeaitty 70 made 70 yell The
-s, ArOnlafIc valley VEhfsary.
~Sn ~nea no otherean stand nslanls ca,ngarsspn
eAss no apprehension q being accused of 2utsishlnz M
viii srs e, s,SS ssassersed eaeozams any Eho
noE he standard srseie A All the a- e sts a1
once sssurses - - 80 wee isis introdacei
,.s "A Assardsa me Palm 81 ssperisrisy,
is med era properties sach. sl rs,ie Il. -
~ pesins and sraeui il exercises he happisss
have .7.yssi saPlssf .Ial5 Asauis valley ay.
asisterious adiaiAture JAMES r. CHILrON. ND
sTnrz Ass.yEs's orrrs. q somer,., $3.50
hosteu, April i7la. lsl8.
WHISKY and Id ii a ls.rs - z7So,f ~ - .-sy
ne no Injurious matters 81 any kind sad rouid =
CHARLES JACKSON,
", IT ~. Sale Asayss.
Your Argmsiie Valley Whisky received AMI after careful m
and e y pare article s1firey fs ai ~
sii s'g 'a9'ei's4As 80 ieQaest' esg Sesrs rpec
Aaayticai yl@a.iss
hey 6aS 'ssVAilsy whisE5. S ole y ssasir
70 sou.z wii.a. az. = Ss 49, s,.s
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TO THE ADIESi
"AR OUNCE or PRETEy7IOg Is WORTH 4
POUND or GRE"
DOCTOR NORTON tOf new YORK

FEVnB Justly celebrated friend 10 DISTRESSED females hes made
great discovery his iranch Of Medical Science,
which, after the satisfactory tests being used appre
cats superior everything Of the kind both in this and tie
old country IL composed Of poisonous drugs all other
medicines Of the kind bat made up Of ingredients known
every may Be that the
remedy in way Injurious On the eontry beneficial
at all stages Of female health every admits.
This great relief the pr0chale 10 WORTH and
be Afforded dollar for which get the recipe
you consequently further expense, and properly used
your health Is Insured for life.
CAUTION.
This Remedy must not be used when GER
tain objects are desired.
Full directions given With each order which viii prsnPt
y attended 10 the receipt Of
Price, 500,
and sent postage paid, to any part Of the world.
Address ali orders 10 RALPH DENMAE. Aren't.
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Rules 1855 r Bates BearIy aiPetfonto Sell
LAID On motion, 0und,d upon affidavit Of Bates.
appearing eno TIE sactOn Of the Clerk and Master that
E-lrs OF William Bates deceased Of this
Or unknown to him thar the ordinary process
not be served upon tsm IL thereOrs ordered that pubeaon
Re made nihe Union and American newspaper pabshe n
the city Of Nashville, requiring the said heirs William Bales
deceased TO appear At tie court hoGs the town CentreYe
the ID Monday IN March plead anser or
demur compliments bill, the will taken for con
iessed against them and set for hearing ex parts.
jan90-Wft prs fee So 0RFILLE A. NIXON. @ 4 N.
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SHELBY MEDICAL UOLLEGE.
~ s1rr,-rs.r =. u--,-.r .,.,,s,-

GSEsSION OF l6569fHE 3Esr REGuiR CSURaroF LEcEuns
- In this Institution viii commence Monday. he 81
Vemer, 1858, and will continue IN the s q Msrch, tnsning
he Preliminary Course u Lectures, rcs 70 an ssudents
FACULTY.
THOMAS L. MADDTN, N. D., Professor q Anatoy fD-s-
criptiYe, Hstologesl and SurEcalD
JOHN FREDERICK May ~ D. Professor q Principles and
DANIEL ? ERiGiIT, 81 D. Professor Of Phyaola7 aaa Pa
JOHN n 61LLENDER N. D., Professor o. Masssa 1iss.a
and Thezapeutcs;
and Meieal JurisprudenSss
Z. B. HAsKiNs, NJ D., Professor Of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine;
JOHN ?. FORb, D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Dseaseso
Women aid Childreiy
H. N. Compton. NJ D., Demonstrator Of Anatomy.
The chg Aosgi upon the premises o. the College ard
der control Of the Facalty al which opeatozs pscd
aHd eases prescribed for IN the preseacs u the Glass and Clint
cal Lectures delivered.
Amount Of fees for Lectures fl0J %
aiatEisulation fee (paid butencsl %
Denonstrator' fee srequired bat once) u %
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