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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

II. C. Lett, Land Agent and Auc-
%tiOneer. 1
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

Best Teas in town will be found at
SWAN & BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18
Who would net be beaUtIfuI?-l

VINO would not De beautlluL9-AI
may possess a clear. uublemished skin,Of
alabaster Wilderness, by the use of Chas-
~lellar's White Liquid Enamel Il is the
most perfect article in use, for removing
all impurities Of the skin, aud unlike al
other cosmetics, contains nothing that
vii iniure the cuticle being vegetable,
il is perfectly harmless. For sale, Whole
sale and Retail. by BERGER, SHUTTs s
CO Chemists. Troy, N Y. See IheiI
a6 vernsemenls ia another column in thls
psper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

Maple Sugar, Pure Cider Vinegar,
Sssafrss Bark and Coal Oil al Marsh
& Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

Las Tuesday large Pelican was shot
while flying over orr town.. II measured
eig1tfest from the tibsof one wing .
the tROflbs 6iBef, aEkeIsho ne seems
an open question, yet The credit IS gene
rally conceded 70 H. @. Lett who0w
shooting q Spencer Rife, while a dozen
others were peppering away with shot
guns.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18
o. B. HEWEFT, Clerk, pro tenn.
SideWaIk and Gutters.-Atten

Sidewalks and Cutters -Atten-
ton is called 70 the following Ordinance.
which the City Street Commissioner will
enforce within ten days from this date.
Look out:
Sec IA Itshall be the duty Of the Oc-
cupant or occupants Of every lot or par,
OF lot within the limits of the city, to
keepclean the sidewalks and cutters in
f~rontcof the same, and il shall be unlaw
ful for any person 10 leave or deposit any
dirI, 9Th. or any other material or sub
Stance whatever. on any sidewalk or in
any gut.er OF street within the limils-of
the city. Any person offending against
the prJviions Of this section, shall be
fined any sum not exceeding ten dollars
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

HIdes.-Cash paid for Hides by
G. L MCGEE co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

Just Arrived, A new lot Of Wagons
at F. a. TISDELL& cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

Field and Garden Seeds fresh, il
abundance az AcChEEhA p
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

Eastern Nail. daily, except Sunday.
Arrives, 2 o'clock, a. M, night,
Derarts, IL +" p. m, night.
Northern Mail, daily except Sunday,
Arrives III o'3ak,p. NJ ni9he
Departs, 3 z (" M Bight.
Western Mail, tri-Weekly,
Departs, Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
ARRIVES TUESDAY, Thufsdaya ad Saturday
r..thernand Fastsfa nailf d1d8 At q -. m.11
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

Powder, Shot, Caps and CarIridges Al
UII1tcTsYAN ( BROS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18
AFFLICTED!
SUFFER NO MORE ]!

when By the use OF DR.. JOINV, LIES Elixir you
can be cured permanently, and At a trihing cost.
The astonishing success which has attended this in
valuable medicine for Physical and Nervous weakness
General debility aud Prostration, Loss Of Muscular
Energy, Impotency' or ary OF the consequences Of
youthful indiscriptf6Rs renders it the most valuable
preparation ever discovered.
Itwill remove a n nervous affections, depression ex
citements lncaDacity TO study or business, loss % mem
ory5 confusion, thoughts o self- destructioH, fears Of in-
sanity &c. twill restore The appetite renew the
health Of those who have Gsstr0Yedit b. tensual ex-
cess or evil practices.
Young men, be humbugged nO-mOre by "Quack Doc
tors" andignOraat ractitiOnerss but send without de-
lay fortbe Elixir, and be- AZ once Restored 20 health and
happiness. APerfe-t Curef Gusranieeii IN every in
stance. Price, 81 or four bottles 70 one address, 81.
One bottle Is sufficient 70 effect a cure 10 All ordina-
" cases.
ALSO, Or. JofNvILLE,s sPEcIFIc PILLS. for
the speady and permanent cure o. G0nosThea, elect.
Ureihral Discharges, Gravel, Structure, and all aGec-
tOna Of the Kidneys ard Bladder. Cures effected 81
from one 20 I'VE days. They are prepared from vegst-
able extracts that are harmless on the system, and nev
er nauseaie the stomach or impregnate Tie breath
No change.of diet Is necessary while using them, nor
does 1heir action IN any. manner interfere with busi-
ness pursuits. Price, 81 per box.
Either Of the abOye-mentiOnod articles will Be sent
70 any address closely sealed, and post paid By mail
or express, on receipt Of price. Add'esse all orders
20 BERGER, SHUTS & Co., Chemists,
feb 201y 285 River ST. Troy, n. Y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

authorized Agents for Prince 8 Co.
ESQ. W. HLL2c co are the authorized agents
!, Nenaha Counts Tor Geo. A. Rance& Cos oele-
oealOsBtuot Orssbs. Nslodsons etc. fetEiss
6a.. cali At tho Ad0srsises 06iee, se1
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18
Gtr- A0TErtf5Ff.
lHIaalaAl44l4A-
TIOC j.,

'RIspk Deeds, Mortgages, Executions, Repleyins
lsrisgr License. 3. a. e 20 s kAW
vR. y. S. WILLIAMS, Whols the suihO' =
80 AGENT In St. Louis for this paper, will attend 70
m.t,nq 90 lIeclous and purchases IN that city5 Qtse.
u ctesfauf Street, N. z. cor. 6fh.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

Rasbel CalIeu by her next
friend II. N. Atkinson pl'f.
William Mcdonald defsnd't
On the sofa day Of March
sued an order of attachment
the sam o. SsI, 00.
BrOWnville, April 4th 1851
W-4t ek6a4 =
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

We had a fine shower Of rainlast Sun
Gay, and now ii has The appearance Of
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18
KAA John psree'a CeIebraled MoIine
PloWs. THEO. HILLS CO.
StudebakeE& Bros Wagons sold BY
TISDELL& co.

PianOes ana Organs Philip Philips
& Co, AIS North. Fifth street. ST. Louis
advertise in our paper to-day. They
keep a large and well selecued assert
ment of instruments on hand and sell
them at reasonable prices. They are
Western agents for Decker Broshers'
Patent Plate Piano. The great adyan-
tages in this Piano are, hatlhey stay in
tune longer, aud retain sweetness Of tone
than other pianos.
They are also G eneral agents for SD.
& III. W. Smiths American Organs
This Organ received the first premium
atthe last 81. Louis Fair. and Is a beau
tisul instrument for Churches, Sunday
and Day Schools, and private Families
We hope The lime IS not far distant when
every family can enjoy the luxury Of an
American Organ. Read advertisement.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

HFLNBOBDsS FLUID EXTRACT BuCHU il
pleasant in taste and odoE free from al ~iajurioui
propriotiss, and immediate it its action.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

Taken up BY the undersigned living in Doug
las Precindt, one half mile S E Of Halam's mill
on the LIST day'of March, 1867, one Brindle Steer,
tail OF, Swallow fork in left ear crop OFF left ear,
about four years old this Spring.
March 9Th 1867 THOMAS M0SLEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

Fisk Brother Wagons sold by 90
F.. A. TISDELL, BiOwnville.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

Large STOCK Of Wall Paper RFT'
MeCBEERYs,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

Rainy & Lewis have opened their
Store al ] cru, which is crowded With q
large stock Vi we'll selected Dry Goods,
embracing al The novelties in that hne
such as Ladies' Dress Goods. Muslins,
Prints, Hosiery and a great variety O
NOuOns together with Ladies' and Chill
dreB's Spring HAS and Shoes also .
large stock Of building material, togelheI
With Queebsware, Groceries etc which
they propose 10 sell cheap for cash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

The AmeEican Organs, are the only real reedC Or
gans now before The public The only Organ hRV-
ing a 7
Rsusrbuafing Sound Boz, b. Wind CEssf.
Which has the same important part to perform IS
the Sounding Board has in the Piano Forte, Ito
give body and resonance Of tone land without which
The Organ becomes merely q MelodeOn in an Organ
case.
The American Organs not only have the wind
chest or sound box, but have the large Organ bell
lows, giving power and great steadiness Of tone
These with their extreme Eve voieing Of tia reeds
ard perleeting Of the tone, make them the.
Most Perfect Organ Known.
The improvements, with superiority Of tone and
workmanship, place the American Organs in the
front rank as The best and they command a higher
price than any other reed instrument in the market
These Organs received the First Premium at the
great St. Louis Fairin October.
Publishers Of the "Singing Pilgrim" for Sunday
Schools. Send for q Circular.
Address. PHILIP PHILIPS & co..
20 as North 5th street, St. Louis No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

This IS the season for Coughs and
Colds; those suffering with such, or aby
Affection of The Throat or Lungs. will
find DR.. STR1cKLAED's "MeIll1nous
Congh Balsam" en- excellent remedy ;
in fact. all bis Medicines are worthy the
confidence of our readers.-See Adver-
Iisement. 26.tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

valuable Advice for the Afflicted.
DR. Strickland, in reply 10 numerous APP
plications for advice, wishes 10 inform
those who are afflicted. that they may
consult him on all Acute or Chronical
Diseases by leuer, stating the age, synlp-
toms, &c., with a fee Of two dollars en-
closed. DR.. S. has obtained great noto-
riety as an experienced Physician, both
IN Europe and America especially in the
treatment of Chronic Complaints, after
other doctors have failed to effect cure
Those suffering should Immediately sepd
FOR a prescription by addressing DR.. A.
STRICKLAND Cincinnati, Ohio. [26-ly]
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

]. G. DeUSeF has received per steam
er Montana a large stock Of the latest
Improved Cook Stoves, which be viii sell
loweFthan aDy-OshsEhoase inAOmn De-
hes ell competition. Positively no hum
bug Terms cash.
He also has a well selected stock Of
farming tools such as Spades, Shcvelsi
Garden Hoes, Rakes, etc. He sells tbs
best Corn Shelter, Separator and Clean
er, combined in ole machine, now ir
! usos aeto. tas-n7 rs
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

Pure Maple Syrup at
SWAN & BROS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

The Physicians Of Paris say hat the
best preventive for cholera is gentieeum-
%ulants. The most learned physicians of
this country admit that DR.. ROback's
Stomach Bitters are the best s.imulans
known 10 the world.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

DsOoms, Salt, Axes. Powder, Shot and Lead at
ID SWAN 3 BROFBERT
Ayers ~Sarsaparilla
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

5RowsvlLLE. THUasDAr April Is 1857.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

F
The River, at this point, Commented
rising gradually on The I0,h az The Fale
Of about three inches thai day. on he
18th n'came in greater volume. and dur,
ing the night heavy ice and drift Hoed
commenced running; it rose at least
twenty inches during that night. On The
mOrnlng Of the 18th il was booming full
Of Gift wood ana rising at the rate Of
two inches an hour eFowsFd night the
ice and drisAwood gradually ceased run-
ing AID the rapidly Of The rise slack.
ened up. IL IS now bank full atlhis point
and on a stand report has the bottom in
frontof Nebraska city o%vethowed Should
this rise not ron Qua before the June rise
comes, look out for high wafer and for
a thorough washing out Of the bottoms.
one farmer we leaTR, in The s7aqm Cpl
posite This city is already moving bis
stock and effects TO The bluffs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18


land e0ce Business. u
ef Defssg HOadiey & Dorsey III
Agents d this CITY, have . ihoree 4
knowledge of he lands il this District
and are thoroughly eomPelantt 70 make.
The besl possible selections for parties
here or in The East Topersons wishing
land their knOwiedgs is invaluable. They
invite correspondents, and viii gladly
give all information desired BY eastern
men, or persons here seeking home.
s.ead, Or pre.empuoh claims.
They also deal 10 Land Warrants and
Agricultural College Scrip which hey
sell at figures Remarkably low. Their
Office ism fhenBanaoO Rce Bdhdihg
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

There omet glad tidings Of joy 70 al
To youns and 70 old, 70 great and 70 small.
The beauty which once vas 80 precious and rare.
Is free for all aud al may be fair.
r.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-18

BefOrs r. v. Hughes
J. P, Of Nemaha
Nehraska Terfiiou.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-21


The Rev. GEORGE LANSING TAYLOR
delivered 8 sermon lately in the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, Brooklyn, New
York, on the subject of the sir-gun MUIR
der. We extract the following picture
Of the pious North, painted by.One Of its
own artists
Another fearful tragedy has but just
now occurred among US, and one still
more startling at the capital Of our state.
And vet these are but a few of what are
transpiring around US. Almost every
gale watts the horid sound Of murder to
our ears. Every daily newspaper that
comes to our hands brings its tale OF
blood Blood, blood is upon u. Assas-
sination, blOOdshed, murder and Suicide,
words ct which our blood once ran cold,
have become 50 frequent that our ears
are in danger of being faniliarized with
them. We hear and read tales Of dark
ness and horror to-day, and forget them
tomorrow. They pass from the public
mind in q week, driven awSy by some
more ghastly deed. Whittier are we
drifting in this sea of blood To what
Tartarean shore are its crimson billOws
bearing US on ? Is it not time to ring
the loud alarm, to let the warning thun-
der of Gods law be heard, mems con-
sciences may be aroused as from death
like trance, before blood shall cry out
from the ground to heaven against US ?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-21
NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY.
THE net Csighthl session OF this school VIII
i open on the
First Monday In September Next,

and close about the last OF June, 1858. The
Principal will be assisted by graduate of
the University Of Virginia. For further infor-
maJion, as 70 terms, ETC., address the Principal
Somervile, Tenn. The Pr nctpal would refer
to the gentlemen whose named are appended
below.
~. B.-Thass whose names ars marked BY
asterisk, are, or have bsept patrons o. the
school. u. NJ " $3.50,
sMrEM Apperson, Memphis sMr I Frisr-
son. COlunabia, Tenn; sDr ] baskerville, Fay
ette county: eCol X MOsby, fsyette county
t;ol sam Tate Memphis; Mr. " Proudnt,
Men,phis. eNIr Thos Il Alien, Memphis aMr
Tas 5niser. Columbia Tenn Mr. d Guion,
Nennphis: bMr i b stewart, Memph1si 'Mr
T. Puiiana. Somerville5 Prof q Pettus, Ma
co5 Tenn sHon I Jones, Helena, Ark !
STbss Shapard, Esq, Upton county "Col A 7
rs[eSr Naupbis: sMr II Horuor, Helena
- 5Gtesn Iossph Williams, Memphis; eCol NJ
4. T5sll' Pine BiGff Ark; Rev w 9 Johnson
Edft r Curistian Advocate, Memphis; ~Gen
~ WiIianBon, Memphis; Mr. " Miller.
Nfornpbis: Mr. Law MaTye, Memphis; Capt =
n WilliaTnson, Memphis; Mr. " il Mssrilp,
port Gibson, Miss; Chancellor W Hairs,
someryfile; Judge Humphreys, sonner-
VILE. Rev r II Rivers, somerviAei snr
r M scott. Somervilles Prof e y Boyd, Aornsr-
riiie :. Facultv University Of Virginia; Prof y
\ Jayres, Washington Colegei Gen II
smith. virginia Nilttary 1nsftfuses
July q, ls63- 49, =
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-21
MIssIssIPPI ITEMs.

Col. Patton has Withdrawn from the
Patton house at Meridian, and Mr.. Cain,
the former proprietor, assumes control.
A great many new buildings are going
up st this point, Notwithstanding the
hard times.
The Semi Weekly Gazette Of the 18th
inst. ,published,at Meridian, says two bales
Of new cotton passed through that place
on Thursday mOrningen route to Mobile.
The edition Of our OtCn Paper,
issued at POntotOc, says: This week
whilst taking a stroll in the woods, we
came upon and slew q snake, which
measured six feet in length. Consider
ing this section OF country, that reptile
was q buster;" the biggest one we've
heard Of this season.
Mr.. o. G. Carr has been appointed
United States commissioner for POntotoc
county, northern district of Mississippi.
The Aberdeen Examiner complains
of a want Of rain in that section, and
crops are suffering in consequence.
The fernando Press Of the lst says
A negro woman, who had gotten tired Of
her precious charge, killed her child,
eighteen months Old, few days ago, by
kicking its brains out and then throwing
the body in q hole Of water. On Mon
day, suspicion being aroused, search was
Instituted, and the body Of the child was
discovered badly mutilated by the hogs.
A reward was offered for the Rpprehen-
sion Of the one who committed the deed,
when both white and black turned out,
and the woman was soon captured.
The same paper spins the following
rather tough yarn: On Thursday last,
six wolves made an attack upon q negro
man, some five miles from this place,
and regular battle ensued. The negro
made heroic defense with q hickory
stick, and succeeded in killing one of
them and putting the others to flight.
The county treasurer should pay this
negro his Communication money as soon as
be brings up the scalp. Wonder where
those wolves come from in August ,
Their strange assault must have resulted
from hydrophObia.
Capt. Elisha Burnham, an old and
highly respected citizen, died very sud
denly, near Brandon, on Friday last.
He was buried with Masonic hOnOrs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-21
Noon Dispatches,

| AUGUSTA, GA, August 20.-Judge ]
W. C. Horne, & prominent citizen o.
| Sumter county, was murdered by party
Of negroes recently. Five men have
since been arrested and Imprisoned 81
Macon, four OF whom confess to theil
DaFticipation In the crime.
| "A radical organization has been estab-
lished in every city and town through
out the state, preparatory 70 conducting
g vigorous campaign in favor Of recon-
stTuction under the military bill.
WAsHINGToN, August 20.-The presi-
dent has sent to Gen. Grant q positive
order relieving Gen. Sheridan, which he
has directed him to transmit. The order
relieves Sheridan and orders him to the
command Of the department Of Missouri,
in place Of Gen. Hancock, who goes to
the department of Tennessee to relieve
Gen. Thomas, who has been ordered TO
relieve Sheridan. The presidential order
was received by Gen. Grant this morn
ing, and was positive in tone-giving no
alternative but compliance.
The story that Judge Advocate Holt
has been granted leave OF absence until
the 5th Of September, preparatory to his
renSeal, has no foundation, other than
on the 5th inst, he was granted q months
leave BY Secretary stanton, which he
was enjoying when the late assault on
him was made.
Secretary Browning was taken III
with eengestive chill at his office
to-day.
The acting attorney general Is said
10 be preparing another statement In the
Ashley, Butler and Conover matter. An
other one will probably bring Mr.. Stan
berry back.
Gen. Pelonse, Of the war department,
goes to the department Of Dakota on
special duty, and will return here on its
completion. @
y SAN FRANCISCO, August l9.-The mail
steamship sacramento, for Panama, to-
day, took only S2s7, ,422 treasure, nearly
all Of which was for New York. This Is
the smallest shipment for two years.
The political canvass throughout the
state is the most active for many years.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-21
"A case Of yellow fever occurred In
-.

"A case Of yellow fever occurred In
New York on Saturday.
1.-The relative strength Of gas in
several cities Of England and Scotland,
differs materially. In London one
burner gives the light Of twelve cendles
In Liverpool, OF tEenty-tYo candles in
Edinburg, twenty. eight, and IN Aber-
deem. thirty-five. The quality Of the
candies Is not specified. Possibly thOse
used in the Scotch cities were bsubee
dips" IfE
An amusing story is told of Godard's
balloon, which went up from Paris the
other day, and slighted in the vicinity
of Cologne. Because the balloon flew the
French flag the seronauts were badly re-
ceiyed by the ill-dispOsed patriots, who
mistook the meteorological instruments
for something dangerous, and were on
The point OF Selling them for spies. The
tempest had just been sllayed when the
lpoliee intervened, and of course, 2 zeal
Gus Ofiieial proceeded to search the bel.
| loon FOR maps and plans, and threw oui
a quantity Of ballast. This lighted the
| balloon Of 8 sudden, and it went up
much to the terror Of the Prussian anC
| the surprise Of all. By the latest account!
We learn that the unhappy policeman sc
I eornplished his descent into the zuyde
nee. and was saved from drowning b,
/ some fishermen.
The Germans Of New York are Il
erect q building costing SI2, 600 fer tbei
national shooting festival, which take
! place next ssmmer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-21

ALBANY, n. Y, June q, 1S67.-About
noon on Tuesday last, in the village OF
OneOuta, Otsego county, n. Y, Victor
Beach, son of the late Samuel V. Beach,
murdered his mother by shooting her
first in the head and then in the pelvis.
He next shot himself, the ball entering
his right eye and passing out Of the ear.
When the tragedy was discovered the
mother was dead, but Beach was breath
ing, and soon revived. He says he was
drunk and mad that he meant to kill
his mother and destroy his own life. 1t
is tbOBght he will recover. Beach is q
cripple, having been accidentally shot
some yesfs ago. He has no use Of his
right hand, and both his right arm and
leE are Withered.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-21
University Of Mississlp ppl

E'XERCIsEs win Re resumed on the 9Th Sep
DID, ChancelloT, assisted BY corps or able
Professors.
A Preparatory Department for students who
design entering the Freshmen Clss6 next year
Is provided. They must De nftesn years CT age
Latin, Greek and Mathematics alone are
taught.
A school Of Practical seisnes has been or
ganizeu, especially fOr young men who desire
y tsKe an eclectic course. exclusive OF ths
classics.
Commercial Law, Book keeping and Pen
manship, viii be taught.
Necessa y additions to our splendid collec-
ton Of Astronomical. Pm ysical and Chemical
Apparatus will be made, under the super n
tendency Of DR.. L c. Garland, during the
present Yacatian-
The Law Department, under the instruction.
ton. The advantages OF an extensive Law
LIBRARY. and the siLttngs OF the Fe1eral Court
and the High Court OF Errors and Appeals at
this place, commend this deparrn ent 20 young
gentlemen who are candidates for the Bar.
TERMS:
In all the departments tfoT annual sess~
Fuel, $40 deposit to cover damages. 81 Is "
Students must make up the dedcit when the
fuel lee is exhausted. Board At commOus. gI3
per month IN private families. ~ SIS 70 s. !.
washing about s. and lights 81 per mouth. No
room rent Is charged, bat Students viii provide
their own furniture
The hsalthfulness Of Oxford, its social refine
msnt and religions privileges, commend the
J. N HOWRY,
Secretary OF the Board
Oxford, July Is, 1857. jyls d2w-w8w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-21

ALL u
A H CENAs, u. Emeritus Pro fessor 0f Cts-el-
rics and DfEetses Of " omen and Children.
JAMES IoNEs, I'D, Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases or Women and Children
WAREEN STnEE. ND Professor OF Sur-ery.
T & EICHARDsOS, Nj, Professor Il Anatomy.
J W MALLlEr. Pm D.. Professor OF ChernIstry.
eANUrL u BEMIss. M-D Professor Of the Tne-
uTy and Practice Of Medicine.
SrANFoED CHAILLE. d D, ProfessCrof Phys
i0logy and Pathological Anatomy.
FEASK HAWTH0Rs. Md, Prolsss1r pro ten O 2
Aatsria Medica and Therapeutics.
DEMONSTRATORS OF ANATONY-
Wz C Nc soLs, ND, CT BrcEHAsr- ND.
The Thirtieth ANIMAL Course or Instruction
in this institution VIII begin November II-5.
and sud IN the following Marcn. PreIiu1. nary
lectures viii be gwen daily IN she Charity HGs-
pitals commencing October 18th, az which time
also the new ana extensive rro1ls for Practical
Anatomy viii be opened. The faclI Ties % the
school, heretofore unsurpas sci, have, By the
libeTallty Of the state Leghslzturc, been greatly
increased durtns The past season, 50 tlTr u0yT
every Chair has attached 70 10 = Practical De-
partnent. in which students are t4uE1E 70 90
serve for themselves the facts set forlh in tAe
lecture room.
Fees for al the Lectures, sis1 : BIatriculatioa.
paid bet oEcef - Practlcai Anatomy. SD
Payment requ. red In sdvaaee. fGr further IN
formation address PROF 5 D. BEMI5S
aug AeriUE Dean.