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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-26
The Year 1868 is the Presidential
81 Year a

And the journal will be found earnest in the efforts
to prevent the control of the government passing
into the hands OF those who sympathize with the
rebels who sought to destroy it, To this end it viii,
give a cheerful support to the Republican organize
ton and candidates, believing that their triumph
in the Presidential contest is a necessity to IL
maintenance of the national faith honor end re.
eurty. Politically, therefore, the JOURNAL of tie
future will be the JOURNAL of the past has been
The News of the Day will continue to be
promptly and fully given in its columns, by tele-
graph or otherwise.
Our Market Reports will be fuller hereafter
than they have been before. 1rn at tt.4- ,lr
Our Editorial and RepOrtOrl0l Force will
be made up of live and energetic men, whose duty
it will be to keep up with the times in every de-
partment of affairs,
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High school.

The following is the per cent. OF
Attendance, Department and Schol-
arship of the Kenosha High School
pupils for the term ending Dec. 20,
1857: 7ss
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" I tuue for gears regarded you While Pine Com
pound inDcsudble remedy. can truy slu that
regard at ebicdcio and valuable than ee1
IhaUe Just taken the Compound for cold and s0ors
.Ilr LII
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Vegetable SiciIian Hair ReneWe,

Vegetable SICIIIdn Hair RGnGWG,
Has stood the test Of seven gears
trial 0y the public; and no prepaz,
ration for the hair get discovered
sOiI produce the same beneficial
results. 1t is o. 9teaU scientific dis
cOUery, combining the most pQ2yes'-
fttL and restorative agents W the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. 1t restores
GRAY HAIR TOTS ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. 1t makes the scalp
iOIsite and clean ; cures d01sdrslR
and hatn1OTS, and falling out of the
hair; and qOiJ make it g9'O9U upon
b0Ld heads, eSccept i9I gerry aged
persons, as it furnishes the 71att9.i-
tiUe Dri3tcipLe Oy aOItich the lair
IS noUTiSteI and Supported. 1t
makes the hair moist, soft, and
glossy, and is unsurpassed as a
HAIR DRESSING. 1t is the cheapest
preparation eUer offered to the
public, as one bottle qU;W accom-
ptiSh more md last longer than
three bottles of any other prepare
ton. lfa5 ra. t'so. e .e
1t is recommended and aGsed by
the First Medical Authority.
Tie sCo9eCle7TaGB results produced
hare i9etMced many to n10naGftTc-
tttre preparations for the Hair,
under C0riO1GS names and i3l
order to induce the t7'dGe and the
puLLic to purchase their COM
pounds, they haze 7.esOrted to false
hoods, By claiming then acre
former partners, or had some con-
nectiOM tUith O9C1. Mr.. Hall, and
their preparation aUds similar to
oars. Do not be deceiUed By them!
Purchase the original 1T has
neUes' been eqfEGIIed. Oar Treatise
on tie Hair, Nth ce1'tij3o0tes, sent
free 6y mail. See that each bottle
has oar D9'iU0te ReUe91aSe Stamp
OUer the top Of the bottle. AJ 9th
e1,s are limitations.
r. P. Hall & Co., Props, Nashua, NJ H.
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers IN Aeclfci'Ie.
C. d. COOK, CHICAGO, i'll.
Agent for the North Western StaaeG
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Testimonials.

gerry large number of important testimonials hars
already been received from Physicians Cletyye Apo
utecdrfes and indeed from all classes IN society speak
ing IN the most Jldterifig terms Of tie White Pine
COmpound. .'.- ~. -'-s -f'--.tH
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-26

ITS CHIEF AIM: To be able to chronicle Yves.
ern progress. contribute to Western Intelligence
Refinement and Ascendancy, and assist in the pro.
motion of Western Development, and the interests
Of Western industry and Prosperity.
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1, They sew direct from the spooIs, and require no
| reminding of thread E3tFBf JtEE SEF kiE
2. Tn y are more easily understood and used, and
less liable to arrangement than other machines. IN
B. they are capable of executing perfectly, without
change or adjustments much greater variety
work than other machines.
a. The stitch made by these machines is much more
hrm elastic and durable especially upon articles
which require to be washed and roned than any 9th
er machine.
8. This showing to the manner in which the un.
der thread is inwrought, is much the most plump
and beautifulin use, and retains its plumpuess and
beauty even upon articles frequently washed and
ironed until they out.
o. The sru cture of the is such that though II
be cut or broken at intervals of only few stitches.
1t will neither open, run ravel, but remains firm
and durable.
7. Unlike other machines, these fasten both ends of
the seam by their own opera ton. g-as& 4
8. With these machines, while silk is used upon the
ngn or face side OF the eam, cotton may be used up
on the other side without lessening the strength or
durability of the seam This be done on no otis
er machine and is great saving upon all stitched
made up with silk. q ltasa5- r
9. These machines in addition TO their superior
merits as instruments for sewing, by a change of ad-
justment easily learned and prac tised execute the
most beautiful and permanent embroidery and orr
name1tal work. EY1 = esr
GROVER & BAKER s. NJ. CO.. j Z
No. lS, Newhall House Milwaukee.
Vim. 6. REED, Agent, i2nd
for KenoSha City & Co.
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esday, the Sth of January
NExT,
PHILADELPHIA, PA,
Or at the Institute, RiyersideN r

One Present worth. $40 Ooo
One Present worth % 000
One Present worth IN 00o
One Present worth no
Two Presents worth 50. 500 czech 200
One Present valued at "a OO0
Two Presents, valued at SIS 600 each. 30'OO0
One Present, valued at ....'.. 1000O
T Tour PRESENTS, valued at So, 900 EACH. 10000
Two Presents, valued at s., 600 each. 5000
Three Presents, valued at 81 900 EACH. 5000
twenty Presents, valued at $500 each. 10000
Ten Presents, valued at $500 each. 5000
Three Presents, valued at $3.50 each. 750
Twenty Presents, valued at S225 each. 4 500
Fiiity-hve Presents, valued at 5000 each II 900
Fifty Presents, valued at $75 each S750
One Hundred and Ten Presents, valued
: at SlO0 etch. II 600
Twenty Presents, valued at SIS each. / 900
Ten Presents, valued at $50 each, 500
Inc remaining presents, consisting of
articles of use and value, apprtaining
to the diffusion of Literature and the
line arts, -...;...,.. ...,.....,.,.... $1,000
HHfttfHF- rF#-s HfHt.
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and at numerous Institutes and county Fairs, inclu-
dig all the Fairs at which they were. exhibited the
past three years First Prizes haye4iso beenn award
ed these machines at the exhibitions of
London, Paris, Dt6h7a, Ljra9, BenSa1acon Bay
once, st. Disier, Chalons,
and they have been furnished, by special command
ss-- A+@ to The ia'f9@ AA-fAtt7% w
Empress of Frd1ace Empress of AUstriu, Empress
Of Brazil, Emp 1888 Of PassiQ queen Of Spddg,,
and Queen OF Bd0Grja
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pr. NICHOLS, Of N5rtafeld, I1.. saus;
Rer Z x. CafASE of RumsDu " " ,n,.,a.


g. find the White Pine Compound to be asyy e6fca
cioas not only an coughs and other punose affections
but also IN affections Of the Kidneys debility of d.
stomach, and other kindred organs"
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1t is Reliable but not SensatiOna,
at Its Political Motto:
Put None but Loyal Men on Guard

ITS PURPOSE: To give the people of the W.
the earliest news in advance of all its coteInpoi
ries. a.- 'H
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THE DAILY journal,

Furnishes news along the lines of Railroad through
out the Northwest twelve hours later than is CON
tanned in the Chicago morning papers of the same
day, and contains, each day, great variety of oil
kinds of interesting and valuable reading matter.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS

DRY GOODS! FANCY GOODS!
JEWELRY4 AND SILVER WARE
Worth over 81, 900, OOOl All to be sold for
q n Ii Doll LAR EACH
ARRANDALE & Go.
90 ~~g 1872, BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Agents for European Manufactures, Announce
that IN consequence Of the Overlooking ofthe En-.
giish market,an immense quantity of Dry and Fancy
Goods have been consigned TO them with instruc.
tons to be cleared for immediate cash, at any sac
rlhce A u 60. have therefore resolved to offer
them according to their ordinary system ofbusiness
at 81 each, without regard to value.
The following list shows the original wholesale
prices OF some OF the articles which theynow or
Ter at 81
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THE TRI-wEEKLY JOURNAL.
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL

Is published every other day. and each issue con-
tains the contents ofthe editions of the Daily ofthe
two preceding days.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-26

Is published every Wednesday morning, and con-
tains condensation of all the news OF each week
and it is made up with especial reference to what
the farmers and other country readers demand Its
contents comprise great variety of Editorial mat
ter, News, Agricultural, Horticultural, Miscellany
Stories. Poetry, Wit and Humor Markets, and
cleaning of events and things in general 800 aGa
Greatlully acknowledging the liberal support the
western public have extended TO the Journal in
times past, trust that its several editions will be
found to be worthy of their continued patronage
and perusa in the future. t
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-26
ROLL OF HONOR.

The above roll comprises, in order
OF rank all whose average standing is
above IS per cent.
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A VALUABLE MEDICINE-Dr. FoIdnd's White
Pine Compound, advertised in on colam,is is a success,
I attempt to combine and apply the medical ui,tues Of
the White Pine bark. 1t has BEEN Uor0ughly tested b
the people IN this city and riciity and ue proprietor
has testimonials to ats Ude from persons aOe ksio,cn 10
citizens. We recommend its trial in all those cases
Of disease to Which IL is adapted is for sale By all
scr 9raEggists.-New York Independent.
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CHAS. L. WILSON.
Publisher,

so. 40 Dearborn ST.. Chicago, III
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TERMs---Payable In Advance.
DAILY JOURNAL, per year.............. $19 90
8" =" six months. ......... @ 90
a"BgC1a'' three months .....,. 90
TRI WEEKLY JOURNAL, single copy. 100
,s1. s. Club Oft copies 2T co
:" 10 f" so 90
WEEKLY JOURNAL Single COPY. 200
Club Of Five copies 90
/ '-"'' -" Sc Ten II 90
9idl'se caJ ssoDoa " Twenty I" 81 a
and one extra to the getter up of club, IS 90
The getter up of clnb of more than five coples
may retain commission OF Ten per cent. on week.
ly clubs. m ..s,
Renttances for clubs mus be made at one time
but add1tilns may be made at any time, at club
rates the club has been raised, provided full
years subscription is taken.
Order when practicable.-sxa ''''''''
Address
CHAS. L. WILSON.
Publisher, s3l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-05

FRESH AIR. Is there any limit to human
ingenuity? An Englishman has devised plan
for supplying the residents of crowded cities
with fresh country air, imported at so much &c
per cubic foot and laid on in pipes Tor all the
world like Croton water A net work OF un'
derground tubes, radiating from some place
beyond the reach of the foul exhalatlons OF
the town, is to run through the pestl1erous
cities and the emaciated occupants Of tene-
ment houses and cellars need only to turn,
faucet, and the breath of the daisies and the
odor Of new-mown hay will rush in to revive
and strengthen them. To be sure, they Will
all be apt to get dreadful colds; and breathing IN
house where the air is turned on would pro-
badly be something like inhaling the zephyrs
from an active pair OF blacksmith's bellows,
but what startling thing it is to think OF
country air being hawked about like country
milk or fresh vegetables. N. 7, Tribune.
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THE GAZETTE.
THIIRsDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER s.
THE M A I L S

For the information of the public, generally
We publish the hours for the arrival and for the
closing of the mails at the Post Office, in this
city, also, Office hours: -
Northern, Eastern and Western close at o:SO
and TIP. M; arrive at 7:l5 q. m and p. m.
Southern, via Potomac route, closes at p. LIZ
arrives at 6 p. m. ~
Lynchburg and Southwestern closes at > p M.
arrives at 5 p. m.
Winchester via Middlebqrg, closes e on Mon
days; Wednesdays and Fridays; st spn NJ, ar
ron Wednesdays, Fridays ana sundays al
dec 90 and Dumfries close on Sundays,
Tuesdays and Thursdsya At E m agr9ss on
-4Tbeofo9ical seminary closes, daily, Except
Sunday at 3p. m., arrives at p. m,
f.r OFFICE HOURS.
The Post Office opens at 1880 q. N, and closes
at 7:a5 p. 10 The Office will be closed from
TO Z p. m. >
SUNDATs.-From 8.45 to Gas a.
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bakers BITTERS FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Is Seth Arnold's Balsam for the Summer
Compliant, Forests Juniper Tar for ,Coug rs.
Colds, &C., Buffers Pile Remedy, helmb0 5
S,arsaparilla for Purifying the Blood. The above
named Patent Medicines have all been we'll
tried and found to be entirely efectual IN cur
Jag ali diseases to which they are applicable. =
These, together with DR.. Pnkney's Southern
Hair kestorer, and many other very valuable
] Preparations, have just been received and arc
1or sale by
M "a WAKEFIELD s. HALL.
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The Danville News calls upon the editors
and proprietors Of newspapers in Virginia to
meet in convention in Richmond about the
middle of October next to confer with one anoth-
or for the Joint benefit of all.
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NJ Ed C a L.
S A1I1A Slnlhi S35e cusAN'O T.
HUMPHREYS
N z D I C a L
il q VI lIIEU 7 =
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS,

an entire success; Simple, froulpt, e4nclehI anu
Reliable They are the only medlclneS perfect
ly adapted to popular use-so simple that mis-
takes cannot be made in using them; SO harm.
less as to be free from danger, and SO emclcnt as
to be always reliable. They have raised the
highest commentator from all, and will always
Nos Gems.
l, Cures Fevers, Congestion, Innamations. Is
z, Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colo 70
g. Crying Collie, Tecthng of Infants. 70
A. g Diarrhoea of children or adults. 70
g. Dysentery, Gripping, Bilious Collie Is
g. Cholera Morbus, Vomiting .......... 70
+ Coughs. Colds Bronchtis.-.... y
s. Neuralgia, Toothache Faceache.. -
9 Headaches, sick h eadache, Y ertgo 70
10, Dyspepsia Bilious stomach ......... Is
H. Suppressed, or painful periods...... -
II Whites too profuse periods ..,...... %
- Group Cough, difficult breathing rs
"A, Salt Kheum, Eryspelas, Eruptions 23
Is Rheumatism, Rheumatic Palms,. 70
iG Fever & Ague, Chill Fever, A CUES 80
n Piles, blind or bleeding. ...........,,.. gu
rs Ophthalmy, u sore or weak eyes. ~
10 iatarrh acute or chronic inhuehZa ~
20 Whoopin cough, violent caughs. III
q, Asthma, oppressed Breathlng:.".. ~
% Ear discharges, impaired hearing ~
90, Scrutula, enlarged glands, swo ling ~
"a, q" General debility, ysical week.-mrs. "
Is Dropsy and scanty secretlonS. ..... ~
2G Sea sickness, sickness from riding. "
g? Kidney disease, gravel. 49,. ......... d
rs Nervous Debility, Seminal Ems
sions, involuntary dischargea.... | 81
% sore Mouth, Canller.."................ ~
30, Urinary weakness, wetting bed. 81
81, Painful periods, with Spasins......" u
80 5ufferings at change OF HE ;:;.....'.i ~ 7"
81, Epilepsy, spasms, ST. Fitus' Dance! "
"a Diptherie, liberated sore throat. u
FAMILY CASES.
OF 50 large vial5, morocco case, contain
ing specific for every ordinary disease
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NII ~ -FCW FJLVtUl Ut IHI'IS :
NN q Z f. n + W q q . ID )

MORE NEW GOODS.
We are now prepared to otter TO who!esHie
and retail purchasers, great bargains III a!llQ5I
every description of DRY GOODS, CARPET
INGS, MATTlNGS, OF. CLOTHS, &c, E.
We can only name in part
Linen and Cotton @heetings Pillow Lin'"-
and Cottors, Counterpane5, DOy!leS, NaPElH;
Towels. Towe!ing Of oycSs descriptioni IH3''
Damasl;, Bleached and BFrWn; Wine E!oIh'
Shifting linen, Cottons, Beache ed and Brown
Of every kind Blue D"mest!cs, IICkNg'
Checks, Ginghums, and Ill kinds oi G!o'e=
Hosiery and Notions. .--,---,.~
A very large assortment Of MOI RNINu
GOODS, such u5 "a, Al and 81 superior Gil
wool M0uSiins, tl0rentincs. HyZantIneS, l".".
nleEtines, Bombs2ines, Hernanies, Tame
Cloth Challes, Canton Cloth, Atpacasj f"'e
MohaiT2, Silk Grenadines, kerage5 ana 10 !''
Wells also fine line Of English Grape Ne''
rom 80. 81 to $40. -.
We have also received another large suppl
Of those elegant Black eros. Grain JiEs, I"n'
ing from -. 50 to $50 per yard
Rhine and Senipcr Idcm Silks, in Black, Green
Elue, Brown and other cOlorS .,..,
A full lne of CAMBRICS and jAth"'
\ Els both hard and soft hnishj NA'N-gi,?'
and Mulls plain and barred White OTgaN1'9;
A and "a wide some # them very tine p!at''
barred and striped swiss Muslnsi white aiiG S''
ored Piques, Organizes, Lawns. frfcVl', L'"'"
Lawns, figured and plain ,r..L.
We have II good assortment Of 5IIk ana I ,,,'
Mantels, newest styles; AIS" ShNTi' ana 4''''
Points. !
A very large stock Of Cloths, Nassimere' S S'D
Linen Goods, for gents wear; CsssImere', wa
tonades and Linens suitable for boys "e"L,
japanese Ties for gentlemen, u new , "I'r -
and very fashionable. But we must ioTDeHt,
We can only add our stock is very coiHp'''''
and at prices that cannot lall u please AM.
Our New York currcsp1ndent5 Keep III ~ 80,
stantly advised rs to the state OF the ll"thVI
and it IS not our purpose to hold any go""' -
prices above their market value.
We invite an examination Of oar st0ck' ,rp
nv eff WITH Elt * STA VI AM
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HUREAA, THE INFALLlBLE
Ia HAIR RESTORATIVE.


THIS rs " q ii 4 I Il ID f..
REASONS WHY THE EUREKA SHOU lid
BE USED.
1t will cleanse the scalp, and thereby pro-
mote the growth Of the hair.
If the hair is dry, stiff and ilclesS, 1t VIII give
it II soitness, and lively and youthful appear
anCe
If the hair is becoming thin, weak and falling
off, il will restore its strength and beauty: .
If1he hair is gray, or becoming 50, 1t WI!
restore it to its original color without staining
scalp or hands.
tits free from all impurities or poisonous
drugs.
1t is no hair dye, but Nh in(allable restora-
tive, and will do nll that is promised, when
usei by the directions. -,
A few applications OF this Compound will
change brush, dry and wry hair to the most
beautiful sikcn tresses.
1.-THE hair is falling off, or becoming gray,
the use of the Eureka win surely arrest it de,
cay, and cause it to assume in q short time, all
its former beauty. 1t completely erhdlcates
Scurf and Dandruh, and kills Hair eaters, so
destructive TO the roots Of the HAIR, and cures
all diseases or humors Of the scalp.
As hair Dire " ing, the Eureka is uncquallcd
BY any other hair preparation in the world.
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for $500.
JANNEY & CO., Agents,
jy22 No. l45, King street.
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w a N r 8 :.
DEA |. ES II A T E
TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY FARMS n
VIRGINIA, AT FROM s. TO So
PER ACRE

L w u II II II DKED An ~ fORII r hE1lI ~
VIRGINIA, AT FROM s. TO So
PER ACRE.
In I.oudoun, Fauquier, Warren Rockbridge,
AlbenlarleI Nelson, Orange, Culpeper, Prince
Fairfax and Alexandria counties, embracing
almost every variety Of soil in the State. and
varying in size from 50 to 1000 acres.
A large number arc located near railroads, or
navigsble streams many are improved, an"
q good state Of cultivation.
We will show all the real estate that We offer
for sale to parties desiring to purchase or give
any information that may be desired.
Also, for sale, in several of the above named
COUNTLESS very
VALUABLE GOLD, SILVER, LEAD AND
OTHER MINERAL LANDS.
In West Virginia and Missouri, We have q
large amount Of land for sale, from one to sew
enty dollars per acre.
Will lease or rent ont Real Estate in this city
and county, and in the adjoining counties, pay
taxes, collect rents, and have houses repaired
and insured.
All communications answered promptly.
JOHNSTON & LLOYD,
Real Estate Agents, King ST., Alexandria, Va
aug 12-tf
TNGLISH ISLAND MOLASSES.-Four
u. int raceiyed in store and for sale by
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HkROW s RE, sc.
JAMES W. MALLS. THos. h'SN
EAMES w. MALLS u CO.,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,

IAkD W y + + II + INN II = - -
And Dealers in all kinds OF
Blu l. ID 1 n Il Nj + a j. no.
Such rs Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Mo1 iift,ssr
Brackets, Potomac Lime, Calcined n;,cb
Hydraulic Cement, Koohngf Felt ana fi tsJ
Window Gluss from Gx9 to ;}3x49 White , Lesu
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Paint Brushes, HI ~;
wash Brushes, Shoe Brushes Lamps, CGAl ,' G,,
and general assortment Of HouseNe0P'''"
Goods.
Paints mixed aud glass cut to order .,, tbs
Particular attention. paid to orders lGV Tgf
country. lSI, hlNd Ditnraadris
ap27-tt corner Columbus, h-leAoN
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D Z Y q . o D S


Y ,,.
We are now receiving large additions to oar
stock, and name in part
White and COored Fiannes.
Heavy and Fine Canton Flannels.
Kentucky Jeans and herseys.
5utinets and Virgins Cloths
New styles Calicoes-all prices.
Bleached and Bro. Cott)nS
Pillow-case and Shectlng Cottons.
Heavy Drling3 for sails and bagglng; "ItA
full assortment of Stockings, Gloves, Handker-
chiefs, and all goods in our line, which we arc
determined 10 sell vi the lowest cash prices.
ROBERT /. WOOD
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
N RlGHMOND

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
wi RICHMOND
SESSION OF l867l63.
The naxt annual course Of LECTU RES will
commence on the FIRST DAY or OCTO.
BER 1867 and continue until the first day OF
March following, making a term Ut i've months
ID. II. TUCKER, NJ D., Professor OF the
Practice of Medicine.
8. K. WELLFOkD, NJ. ID Professor of Ma
terra Medcs and Therapeutics.
L. S. JOYNES NJ D., Professor OF fhys'-
JAMES b. McCAW, NJ. d., Professor OF
HUNTER MCGUIRE, NJ. D., Professor of
r. T. COLEMAN, NJ. D., Professor of OBJ
F. B. CUNNINGHAM, NJ. D.. Professor of
Els. ballard, NJ, D., Professor of Gen
" ISAIAH Il: WHITE, NJ D., Demonstrated
of Anatomy.
Every necessary means for illustrating the
Lectures is at the command Of the Faculty, -
Ample facilities will be afforded for the prose
cution of practical Anatomy.
Clinical instruction at the Howard Grove
Hospital, the College Hospital, and the City
Dspensary, located in the College building.
FEEs-M Naturalization, S.; Professors tickets,
each Sl5 Demonstration Of Anatomy, 9lV
Graduation, $50. Board may be obtained iii
Richmond at from SIS to 81 per week.
For copy Of the Catalogue, containing lull
'>'' ''''''' l.. S. JOYNES, NJ D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
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