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4 pPEaLTO THE PIlsEsC.-The Rel.

4 E.PEALTO THE Pl ssEsC.-The Relic
N COMMITTEE OF Richm0ad appeal tOtle public Tor aid
IN behalf ofthe families OF soldiers and reldgees in the
city, isirrasl ca r.aT "a. r..gt .. D.. .......-
Richmond filled with refugees from every portion Of
The Cenfedeaey many OF Them The families OF soldiers ~
Liberal and reguIqr contributions Of money food and
Ele are earnestly requested.
The Sauthern Express Company have kindly greed 20
ship an articles Contributed TO the po"f iee OF charge
Contributions 0t money should be- sent Ia u. &c.
BasLer,iil Treasurer aud all supplies should be com
signed the "Rtci Committee OF Richmond care
MrssIs. Martin CIulofo -
RIFF coMurTrr
IT, +. e. Baskerville Treasurer.
: William BELL DR. II. Gwgthmey D. j Maury, Direc-
VIM If. Peasants Secretary.
General Joseph Il Anderson. Dr G Barney, William
Cemmitt. Lewis d Cgen-law, James ,hamUctlgyue.
Pcicr Daniel, j.. George Fisher Pituck u GIhsod
Blackburn Hughes samuel Harrison Thomas " Nc
Canoe Roger Martin, Samuel " Prise, hsa Sny der aUei
i Watkins Genrge Allen George Bauchman. RnUet j
Christian Judge William Cmmp, IN j II Ele,son. 9,
IioIna,. Ellis George Gibson. James Gordon Abuel
Harvey Judge William II }0Bs, Br !. Han Moore. 4
Cary Nichoias, john Randolph IntLe. Dt.i y iilans
MA Willi- Jr WM. p. NJ NfOnp. (
te24-dAcr lre..dy'nt
- c. :. otARTERMASTERs DEPARTMENT.
OtnCESUrr. Il. r.. Ira ssrGRrkr.o>.
RchWoui, seh. :ls, iSG-
The soldiers Ia the field from Virginia have rrovi-
sent them free OF expense by the southern tAr'es>
Company.
Packages should he plainly marked with the name ot
the soldier company regiment anu brigade Care Capt
T. II Maya \ y NJ, RicLmOnd Va, Who viii 81 tia Il
they are sent 10 the proper command.
I W ~F8l~
Tt Col aud ChiefR nsori.uou.
Approved
eR. LAwToN.
z n General
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANTJ
RCRloEp V. Feb y 1855. !
AyeatS and Messengers
viii receive and forward promptly any package mark
ed a. above stated and LET the charges Dc collected j.
Richmond.
shippers viii he required tQ.put their packages N good
shipping condition aud our agents viii always regard
| tllese goods as preferred freight. -
J. f. GIBSON,
Asst Superintendent,
Sou Express Co
Charlottesville and LynchbuIg papers win copy and
send hill to the Express uce 81 tho c place. fcsI-m
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-28

r AED FOG SALE
i iCDg Us. Lard IN sore and for sale
RHODES, WILSON a HURT
fe2e~@ Pearl street,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-28
ACTION sAIEs.

GN WEDN ESDAY, Isl March, Will sell at the stor
~ OF A. Tolleson Co, second door large stoc
of Dry Goods Shoes Fancy Goods Groceries i&c. Con
gRhents solicited for the sale Particulars in intuTe al
gertsement. ft23 % - u y. BOOTH.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-28

TO The PEOPLE o. CHARLOTTE
II COUNTY NA.-m Response 10 the solicitations OF
many voters at home and in the army. announce ny
self candidate at the ensuing election to represent You
in the HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
tc.S-lg' THOMAS u. JEFFREss.
GENERAL Voters of Buckin CHAM respectfully solicit
- Cant. THOS. WHITEHEAD 10 announce himself a
candidate represent the Senatorial District composed
the counties of Amherst Nelson and Buckingham.
aI5-anl9t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-28

Wal TER g. HttDGlN u candidate to represent Caro-
line county in the HoGse Of Delegates.
Z fe25-dlm~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-28

ADJUTANT AND lNs'R GENERALS OFFICE
R'hiuOhd Feb. "a 1855. !
ENThALI'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-28

NVLDI4DEMIAN NOTEtE.-An adjOuTned
WI Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders of the Midlo
THAN Coal Mining Company win be held THURSDAY
the ID day March next at II o'clock at The office
the Company
ie 23-T JNO. G. SrANARD Scc'ry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-28
Treasury DEPARTMENT, c. :. A., !
Richmond July ~ 1854

Charlottesville and LynchbuIg papers win copy and
send h to the Express ufce at tho'e place. fcs7-m
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-28

"My destiny Is linked with my country. II We
succeed, pm a free man. lfby the obstinacy ant
weakness al our rules fail, acommon ruin await.
MS all. The night is dark the tempest bowls the
us steering the whirlpool; our circumstances arc
UNDECIDED, and We must restrain him, or the crew
must sink together and be buried in irretrieyabl'
ruin"
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ALETTER FROM SHERMAN.

The following letter from SAsrpso has Just been
pubhshed. The sentiments contained therein are
not lutte Pecksniltan in their nature, ami are
sadly a. variance, when they pirate OF naudiin
love tor Jhe South, with the testimony to the wri
ters savage nature as heretofore exhibited in his
publicly expressed opinions, and in his desoloting
march through Georgia aud South Cyolina
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Obituary.
irrom The De,,re, News, June 81 /


As noticed in part Of our issue Of last
Wednesday on Tuesday evening 18th met his Erec!.
lenoy james Duare Doty, Governor Of Utah. expired
after short but illness The mournful intel
geacs was unexpected that some were scarcely In
clinsd TO credit It when 1t announced, but Lia
widowed lady and immediate friends Anew it WAS in.
deed too true Though having suffered Tor some leneth
Of tune from rheumatism. serious consequences re
looked for his Age and the hsrdships Of Western life
which he had long endured In past yesrs naturally
bril- ging such ailments IN heir train. On the lg
Of the 9th attacked with yosnt internal palms.
and from that date until the Lour OF hs DEATH h- war
mostly confined 70 HIS rOOni though no wac able T.
into the garden tue day previous to his death
age having been born In New.Y0Ik November s. l7e9.
In ear v life no moved West and Wa appointed Dis
trct Judge Of the then Nors.West Territory. lie sub
seq asntly Represented Wisconsin IN Congress Dele
gate AID afterwnrd Gscended the Gnbernst0ral Chair
being appointed Governor Of that Territory previous
Its being admitted ~ State Ia the Fall Of lsGi he
came 10 this Territory SUI crintendcnt VI Indian AZ
fairs, and wac appointed Governor IN the Sumner Of
1863.
In his Intercourse with the czens whether privately
or In his official capacity he .uested that uenness
snd afabty ~ rpproacL char eristlo of men ac
oustomed to Western hfs and manners. During bis
the Intelligence VI his sudden death called forth many
aud sincere expressions and evidences II mourning and
regret
His rem sne were conveyed to their last resting place
on Thursday forenoon followed by long on Of
borrowing friends while tho flags throughout the city
hung at half mast aud drapsd la black. with general
OF business expressed the general respect en-
te sned for the memory of our late Territorial Cnief
officer.
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ECLECTIC TREATISES ON DIS
EASES OF CHILDREN.
| NEW AND REVISED Ed rfOS.
Dr. W BYRD POWELL ~ D. AND EoBsRr :. NEWTON

DR. W. byhD POWELL. VI. u, AND lobtkT NEWTON,
VI. -. 30 psz-.. f1ce 81
The library OF pby.isn can he considered complete
without The sin. Information which,
4 GENERALLY and acted upon, would curs tue amount
Of human suffering 10 extent that would cheer the heart oi
every g-nun. phanthroy.s.
IL treats at considerable length OF Perennial Conditions
Considered with k-l..ncs to Chiifen iLfuencr o. ia
ern-l Conditions tue Fpns hrter1 Duties IN Rss
ton to her nid" Physit INJURIES 20 Tho child Mental
nlnde. 10 TIE HID" Personal Attentions to the Shd
." TIE NIr.sry' ana " Causes Of lnapuis Morality.
ehsper devoted to zach Of these aud tie whole Is
treated Of Ia a ain but mastery manner.
Disease hon, undo stand 10 be tha, cou-
diton part which .quahes fos tie Performance Of rs
fubction.
Fever maui sstaton OF an Effort of the system 20
drs-s Physiological action under the circumstances
IA general or constitutional indication u dssse.'
'Inh,nnatiou 10 evidence Of ocs ts.Ae--an setion
produced IN. 'e~otaon OF Diseased ps-sn effort OF the
vital iorce Ia remove disease"
Phlsoiogy the science Of life In al s modes Of bearing
but 10 usually restricted to i. ~ stat. Of health"
Pathology 10 the science OF HE in state Of dicase-t Is
ph sioo,y under abnormal ercumssnces.'
1--WE may he ash cd what 10 gained by these views, d-ri
tions Up We everything that b.
y,inrd by having he truth sesd Of hcon fas.boot
Ins- vide dn-rLcs between considering ourselves
csl npon treat fever dscsc instead VI physiological
action. effort oi the system to throw Cd disea,e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

| W. H.
YALE COLLEGE, Sunday afternoon, Jnly %,
Baccasureate Sermon by tie Rev. W. u. Clarke, SUB
ary Society, by the Rev. j. r Thompson. ID "a. OF
New.Y0k Tuesday evening July 25. Concio nd Gle
rum. by the Rev John X Miller Of SuiiieId Weone,
day morning July Of, Alumni Meeting; after which
there will be celebration In honor Of those former
members Of Yale College who have served their country
In the recent An Grafton will be delivered by the
Rev Horace Bushnell, and dinner VIII DO provided,
with sentiments. speeches. 80. Wednesday evening,
aly &C. Grafton before the Phi Beta Kappa Society by
the Hon. Dwight Foster ~ Boston. aud poem by Dr.
J. g. Holland Of Springfield Mas Thursday july ~
| Comm enceInent; 322" VI y. b. I.
MIDDLBBURY COLLEGE. The Commencement
exercises OF Mddlebury College will be az follows. vis
Sunday, August 6, / p. H. Bsccslaureate Sermon by
the President. Tuesday. August s. 10y m, address
before the fhiloms,eean Society by George TnnS,np
delphiah Society BY Rev r. A. Huntington d. D.. Of
Auburn theological seminary. NY. Tuesday even
orstons and other exercises by tho graduating class.
Masters Grafton by Richard s. Holmes OF Clinton N
~. Thursday. August 10 address before the ASSOC
ated Alumni, BY Hon. Calvin II. Haibard Of Brssher
Fails N. Y. at l0i g. nj. Poep, by L. Il. Sherman,
esq, Of Chicago, at n. The literary exercises
viii be succeeded BY dinner and socia reunion Of the
Alumni at TIE Addison House. The prelninLry meet
ing Of the Alumni Will be held Tuesday, August T. 1T
M. At the lectars room OF the Congregational Church
The annual meeting Of tie Association will b. hold q,
the College Chapel. August g. stsa
DARTMOUTH CoLLgoB.-The exercises began
on Sunday. July It, with toe Baccalsureate sermon by
President Smith. Prize speaking BY the Juniors and
Sophmores, followed Monday class day exercises
ciety, and the united Literary Societies occupied
"Wednesday, and on Thnrsdsy there Was ths regular
Commencement display. the orator u the Pm Beta
Kappa Society was Prof Aiphcns Crosby Of Salsm,
Mass poet W. a. e. Converse Of Toledo. OHIO. Tho
literary societies listened 70 an address from the Hon.
Alexander II. Bullock OF Worcester, Mas; subject:
The Five Epic Periods in American History" John
q. SAKE also gave fine poem. On Friday evening the
Rev y. Z. Adams, d. d., Of Philadelphia, gave die.
course before the Theological Society and later In the
evening Chief Justice Chase resolved the Students at
the resistance Of Prof Patterson NJ q. Ata meeting
Of tho Alumni o. Thursday morning. measures were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

This 10 one Of the valuable medical works a. the
American rrrs yet gwen to tbe world bu tho pe,u'
OF the WORK which certain bdd to it int"ra' the et
st the aud the editor thoush poh surgeons OF os
pread reputation I'D esf operators belong T. dneeht
.hools Of medicine syme undoubtedly ssnd' at the rsh OF
m profession in Scotland Newton at the v-ry head OF s
Pc ectc school Sic cin- In the United >ter- aetnfe OF
hgh standing and 10 universally sccordoi position an ong ths
most and r,,Ibc sn seons o the county,
ference wide ah rcnce IN the two Systems oil ifaeuce'
ana both sides ably -. forth ne book ha' been gotten
10 In toe best stye l3J Illustrations where's the
ohrns work OF sym. had but k5. lnnai laiy Times
In pathology Mr. syme and bis editor differ materially Snd
on th. fact and difference Of the therapeutic agents en-
owed depends the pecuiu merit OF he worA inr doi 1,
v IDENTIFY not afraid comparison OF the merits and ca s
of tue Aopstic and he scc stems TO- ia 'bs "oA lsey
aye c1pal.i rough permitting every surgeon Joto
for himself rhe en-de- Of both system. aye presented
together with appIoyr comments on tue sane oil each
rendering Of the most desrane "ofk now before we
profession. which mu, attain Large eIcusuon eons ''
s-ou. OF all schoos- Cincinnati Daily lnqui-er
Ii viii DO to ecve the Ec~cuc Ol~hn OF lne ptoh
sion Ia our ension, than work yet issned Dy 'it
.eo OIL W. speaA Of the work thn plainly oec'e We wsn
to editor s1d author receive The esdi "men u
gr,. work shows them each Middle states edi'
cal R.fenn-r
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A TREATISE ON THE ECLECTIC
PRACTICE OLE MEDICINE.

Fmbrecns the Pathology OF iEAimmson and Fever, with
its CLASSIFICATION and Treatment. tx kossEf D. NEWTON
M d. VI CDic Medicine and Sufsery, III tho re'
lee c Melica. Institute OF Cincinnati ONO
Ants treatise shos is autbor De master OF ms profession
SUE Ofx voud De- found useful not only IN th- hands o
IA. pc..d disc PIE of -cuapns bat also Ia tae ha"ds oil
suurr .srEie y5 - -frh eh,"h ht dn h2
T. The practice the system which the Doctor advocates
must conueud itself the good Of every rejecting
mind. rric., 81 yo.-i Protestant Witness.
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NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

Dr. Newton is widely known In city, aud extensive
pae. fully prepared him do justice to his branch Of
the subject.
To me Adhesns OF the Eclectic School chesrfny
and warmly recommend the work Of Professors Powell an
Newton and those heretofore have had respect
this school, hint tsst perussl Of TIN. worl might
their opinions aud suggest ideas and
-lI lLcnnsd Daily Gazette.
The treatment practical part Of this able and invaluable
book the wotk Of Prof Newton and 1t will scarcely b.
commended tina, have med cal practitioner surgeon
who thoroughly made his social business aud pro-
fesona knpresson upon this city and this region Of
country No has chaac,c, ia either department OF the
pref. that inspires confidence. Hence the work
uLder consideration may be regarded presenting the &c
lsc.c practice in s best and most enlightened shape.
Tine spp alton II oil the Eclos rsmede. heh have
been found possess mucn utility by Prof Robot 8 New
ton have been made various diseases trratsd of the
WORK rhi. understand the hr't instance In which this
ciss Il remedial agents has been adopted 10 works
practice incinnsd Daily Inquirer
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A DANGEROUS COUSTERFBTT.-On Saturday
number Of counterfeit ones. Lega.tenders were cir.
onlaied In this city and Brooklyn. The face Of tho
counterfeit 10 very good with the exception VI tie por
tran Of Secretary Chase. which Is much darker than
the genaine The back 10 rather lighter than the genu
insi altogether 1t h well calculated TO deceive.
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4 POLICE SERGEANT ISJUREp.-On Saturday
night. Sergeant Slater Of the Fourth Precinct while
attempting to arrest prisoner slipped and fell. break
ing Ills 10 lie was taken 10 his reSidepcA
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LETTER FROM PROF. sYME no PROF NEWTON
No HrIIISp-sr EpINn rRGH Sept. ~. $50

To RoD,sr NEWTON eq" Pryeo' Of SH'Sery CINCINNATI
Ohio O. s. H.; . ,,.-.,
and nav refer you last edition Of m PRINCIPLES o. sur
1850 expression Of my ma ured views IN zoe
cal Lectures, published in the Lance, yon Will md more
detailed eypsns0 in regard TO per'icu subJtos
am, my dear cir, You're very truly JAMES sfss
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COMsurTHp.-Edward Mcneil and Robert
Harood we're brought beiors Justice Wsleh on Satur
day on the charge OF burglary ard, waving eaAmiDa.
on, we're committed ~ await the action VI the Grand
Jury.
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PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF
SURGERY,

BY JAMES sfNE,
Profesor OF Clinical surgery In the University OF Edinburgh
and surg.on 10 the Qu"en
With Notes and Additions, aud nnnpro's luSIsnons'
BY ROBERT D. NEWTON, -. -.
Price
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EDITORIAL MENTION.

The late Dr. Jeptha souse. distinguished acpathc ply
slcisn, well known In thn city and lso Mayor Of Memphis
Tenn Ia editorial ia Th bulletin Of that city. IN 1862.
wrote follows Dr Robert Newton for two years
Professor Of Surgery in the Memphis Eclectic Medical Insti
tu,e som 1919 to la aud know HIN intimately He has
since occupied tho chairs alternately OF Surgery aud Theory
and Practice In the Cincinnati Eclectic Medical Institute is
has s.o been the responsible editor Of The widely circulated
and influential Eclectic Medical Journal published IN that
CITY. Dr. Newton true aud his pro.
s,on lie has long had the friendship and confidence Of
such the Rev w. q. Brownow Newton and Brown.
low ss distinguished for loyalty independence and be-
nevocues They will do friends in peace in pro
pcrty OF sdvrny. Ofew men can this he tsny said New
ton Ia one OF tie first In tho uedc. profession in the
United stses and surgery operates with singular skill snd
remarkable uniformity Of success. lie will when Il 10
possible to do and under circumstances will he deceive
OF sxtot son or Impose upon his patients by eIobtsnt
charges"
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THE NEW ERA

In The retsl sht and meas furnishing sda The usual re.
taller profit given 70 tbs buyer.
\. r. SMITH L FOWLER
Msnnf,nrers Of Shirts ard Tee No. ~ Warrons oaor 70
the oolsimrr direct, At their new RETAIL DEPARTMENT
No. PARK ROW, opposite the Asof House. nrar tn. su.
ruins their celebrated fes Island white shrs At ~
zach These eess' Aifs ere msd. II fine sN I'm. ID"
muslin, with very f<o bosom. and cuts eIprr,y Tor
hfscAss oty custom Gsdeour lowest whossss price for
Lem 20 deasrs in-y are cod regularly Brondvay
and else wLre AZ high - ~ 0n-v~r Ices than ~ each We
Offer th-s to the pablo, dse from fsctor, ., ~
and wsren, them hstlsss o. shrs In every particular
superior - shs at - as gents hhe lnsn Apy collar. ~
- per do1eni hr,. class Paper collars, 81 ~ hupsrrd
" nodded collars " PER box; f, lines Of
p~ndsrs under garments Ac. sc. Adveftisem~uts
srs rule. sdmi,, ovedrswn. will pay largely to
answer this.
Terminus OF shs vsriou, city railroad Ines.
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ECLECTIC DIsPFNsAroRY.

ECTECTIC DIoFFNSAIVK1.
Prof Robert s. Newton orsnatcd sud polished the hrs
edition OF tho ECLECTIC DISPENSAlo,f, prepared
loily BY hinssf and Prof kiaG In lS3 Coinus, Times
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PROFESSIONAL STATUS.

Dr. Rossars NIwreS 10 regular practitioner Of Medi.
cine and Surgery no graduated At toe Louisville Medical CO
Isss in is+', while Professors DRAss Gxos CALDWELL
YArDELL, saosr, COOK Xd MLEa occupied the various
chairs VI that ln'tltutou.-l Homestead Journsi.
Rosshf NnwroN, H. d.. late Professor Surgery and
CiHie Medicine ~ the Eclectic Medical Institute. Cincinnati
ohc. and for eleven editor Of I Ese Medical ou,
nal Of Cncnnsshss permanently located in New York. Dr.
NEWTON 10 the suthsr Of works the Eclectic
Practice Of Medicine and Surgery and Of the mo pro-
se''i'e aud bss. operating snd eonsuns Surgeons and phy
eisns OF the We wish him anboupdsd sacesEelsse
Medical yournsl OF Psnasyivanls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-24

The decorating done By Messrs. IampYel l.
Marble OF Boston who are entitled credit for the
tsenness Of the designs and tie general god appear
ance Of the buildings and the Pavilion. Tie chimes
Christ Church welcomed the nuscious day with peas Of
Ey. The elements all combined to render the occasion
one OF comfortable pleasure. Tie ladies' after the
three days Of sight seeing and being seen appeared
bright and fresh, and more beautiful than ever Uni
forms sbouDded, and to one who has been with the
srny II 10 hard 70 believe he 10 not npon the tented
Aed, and found myself inQuiring the WAY 10 General
This and That's headquarters The college grounds
oressnted the lvelieat scsne. Gentlemen OF African
,Xsoent were busily engaged In conveying from wsg
Ss\ 10 the payLien nampouth basksu VI geod things,
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ECLECTIC MEDICAL BOOKS

ROBERT 8. NEWTON. NJ. d,
LATE PROFESSOR OF SURGERY AND
CLINICAL PRACTICE IN THE
ECLECTIC MEDICAL COLI
LEGE, CINCINNATI,
established himself in the City OF New
yo,. a invite IN. attention Of Physcsns Surgeons and
,,.,el In the advancement Of the Eclectic School Of
P,,cs Ia IN. following list OF his published works. al OF
b,c NAV be Obtained Of hun the regular paoi'he" price,
and en bv mail or express by addressing him at ms ONCE
N. "a. r,bss,th A., between Broadway and Fifthavo
New.York City.
LIST or DR.. MENTIONS MEDICAL "on"''
CHAPMAN ON ULCERS
BY HENRY T. Chaplain, r. r. C.s., tc with notes se'e'
.ons and additions BY RoBHRr s. NEWTON NJ u 'i''"
illustrated Price. I'll IS.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
Every physician should possess copy OF this Tsam W
parro-T Cincinnati Gazette.
This 10 neat volume, edited BY Prof Newton. ana VIII no
doub, be well received by the medical pubc-lCncinn.
Daily Commercial
pnoy Nxwroy WHO IA. PERHAPS, EFFECTED NoRs CURES
uI0ERs AFvs TONS THAN ANY orHsH IA"
IN AMERICA. WAS lust THE MAN To UNDERSTAND AND ADD
TO VALUE OF SUCH WORK. FROM HIS KNOWN hhroiA
TON The pgoi RsnoN HAVE GUARANTEE rHAr The work
10 ONE DEsxRvISs EARNEST communicable Med
Journal.
Th. high reputation Of Prof Newton in the treatment oi
this pee uiar class Of diseases Il sufficient guarantee That th'
work i. one OF MERIT Cincinnati Daily inquirer
w. know that the American editor hss acquired wide
opnay tresmeat OF ulcers Of all kinds independents
OF hi. reputation surgson-lCincinnsti Daily Times
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fife Jnsurante.
ESTABLISHED FEBRUARY I,le43.
THE
MUTUAL .ra
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
or EEW-YORK.
FREDERICK 8. WINSTON, PREsIDssf.
on EEW-YORK

Ofices, Nos. IA and l+6 Broadway.
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y JAMES A. RHODES,
GENERAL AGENT FOR NETWORK AND VICINITY
10 whom ali sppi caons for Policies o. for Local ls~
iDs Asepcss. p.y DO sddresssd-
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

FRED. s. WINSTON, ALEX. w.
JOHN V. l.. PkUfS, WIN. ii. 70
WM. MOORE, WI. A: HA
ROBERT II. McCURDY, EZRA VII
ISAAC GREEN PEARSON, SEYMOUR
MARTIN BATES. jr., SAMUEL
WM. Belts, HENRY r..
JOHN 2. YELNERrOS, DAVID HO
JOHN WADSWOkTH, HENRY A.
ALFRED EDWARDS, WV. '. bh
NATHANIEL HAYDEN, w. =. DOD
JOHN NJ. STUART, GEO. 5. q
RICHARD PATRICK, WV. X. -
OLIVER II. PALMER, " ~. III. VI
SAMUEL r.. SPROULLS, JOHN r. d
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COLLEGE COMMANDMENTS
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Surplus divided during hve years, Isss-6a,
THREE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
being larger amount ard In proportion to premiums ps
than was eyer declared BY any other Life Darsgcs Cons