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The Democratic E0lGi-3ati0zl.

A good many Democrats look to the
Tribune Tor inklings of what is in pre-
paration for them by the managers of
their party and we endeavor, from time
to time, to keep them posted to the best
Epf our ability. Thus we told them last
November that George II. PendIeton was
likely to be their nominee for President,
and repeated the intimation at a later
day, because such was the fact. Now
we are constrained to warn them that
Pendleton is very likely to be beaten in
the Democratic Convention by the use
utterly unforeseen by US aforetimc) Of
the name of Chief Justice Chase as a
rival aspirant, hailing from the same
Safe and city. r
We wish the Democrats would nom
mate the Chief Justice, for that would
decidedly simplify the work of recon
struction and bring us. much nearer the
close Of the t~hFeadbare controversy.
With the Chief Justice as the Demo
cratic nominee for President on any
platform which he could accept without
a forfeiture of self-respect, the "nigger"
would become the negro-or rather, he
would cease to be a distinct element OF
the political situation We mightthere-
{ latter leave hi-s out of the question, and
proceed unembarrassed with the grave
though hitherto less urgent problems Of
nance, debt, taxation, and industrial
vess. .
t&gnominatian of the Chief Justice
ia IGteset good faith by a
who seem to favor
The support Of Chase
20 Secure any how the defeat
Teton, who has t~osdaaDrsnore dele
pledged II DgPSrt that can
DBuntedMa @e~o Of his rivals. But
TN De5ft for Chase will prevent
Pend& nomination on the first OF
J second baff5ss2eantime, arrangements
may be mace Is enatrate on Hancock
or Hendricks, or one d them as Presi
, dent with the. other as Vice; and ther
both Chase and Pendleton will be no
where. ~ t.S s
Thus the matter stands to-day. /
the morrow shall bring changes, we hope
] TO note and proclaim. For the present
we simply advise all. concerned that
! part of the strength developed for Ciias,
: is Notwithstanding only that Pen
! dIeton must be defeated at all hazards
and will be ready TO break for Hancock
or Hendricks on IL first prospect O
, success.-[New York Tribune.
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.-...c OF Joseph Wybse

District Court, Parish St. Lana'y,-No' -
1 TrAN WYBLE. OF the Parish Of St. t. Landry an n.y..
I IaSing applied by his %pT t.io,a to 70 . 1s sP,
p E%.thss deteasrd late of said parish;
" TTE"rsfSra, any person intending 70 make
o,no.itiou 10 sail appointment viii ME 'ns :
saws il writing at my Office in the town o.
OpeIousas, within ten days f"m ,hs G Raese''
Clerks Office. May %, 1863.
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Those Who = Not hin

Those Who = Not Think
Gray hairs honorable, can have them restored
to their natural color without staining the skin
or scalp. 1t does not dye the hair. but simply
RESTORES to its former color, and at tho
same time prevents it from falling off, ~cleanses
the scalp of all daudruff and scnrf, imparts u
beautiful gloss and comes as near restoring
hair to the bald as any other preparation. 1t 10
Dromgoole Il Co.'S Tonic Hair Restorsr. It
is warranted.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN PREPARE.
TIONS, as a class of Family Medicines. should
be used by every body,
J. p. DROMGOOLE s. CO..
Proprietors, Memphis. Tenn.
For sale by
CLAUDIUS MAYO, Ope1ousas,
NORRIS x SMITH, Big Cane.
And by Druggists everywhere. jan465
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ng37 Mr.. John Posey is Agent for the
History of the War between the States by
Hon. Alex. II. Stephens Of Ga; he will re-
ceive subscriptions for this work at his Drug
| Store in Opelousas.
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Constitution Of the immigration Society
OF the Parish Of St. Landry, La.

-
The undersigned citizens of the Parish of
81. Landry, in order to encoura"c immigra-
ton, and thus d~evlcopc the agricultural and
other resources Of the parish, do adopt the
following Constitution
Anr1cLE +. THIS Association shall be
raN>d "Ihe I~mlnigra'iJl Society Of The
Parish Of 81. Landry"
ART. Q. Every citizen, who shall nav to
Tue Treasurer, at tic time Of Joining the a.
Soc,at'"n, one dollar, and thereafter, one
dollar per annum, shall be a member of the
society.
ART. 3. There shall be a President. Vice.
President. Recording Secretary, a Cores
pondlng Secretary, and IL Treasurer, each
Of whom shall he elected for one wear.
ART. +. There >!lail &c an executive com
mittrc to be composed Of the live officers
de ignatel in Art. 3. and six members to !,e
appointed by the President, to serve for 4
,e:iod Of one year.
Art, 5. 1t Shall he the duty Of the Prc>i-
dent to preside at all meetings, and to make
all appointments net otherwise provided fn".
AKr. +. 1t shall be the duty of the Vice,
President to take the place and perform the
duties Of the President, in the event of his
absence, resignation, or inability to serve,
until the vacancy be supplied as herci'lait: l
provided.
ART. T.. TIE Corresponding Secretary
shall carry on all the correspondence Of Tx
society, subject to the supervision and ap
prevail Of the executive committee.
ART. $. The Recording Secretary shai
keep accurate minutes Of the transactions
Of the society, record the names Of all mem
bcrS. and be the custodian of all books,
Pa. crs, plans, &c, belonging to the society.
ANr 8. The society may unite Tie Offices
provided for in Art. s, in n person.
ART. 10. Tie Treasurer shall receive anG
disburSc, all funds of the society.
Art. Ii. The executive committee sha,
be the acting representative body OF the so
tlety, shall have p'cn"ry power to Asn,ac
al its business, and shall do and perform
~ acts necessary and roper, to carry o.,
IS general objects aud purposes.
ART. II. Should a vacancy occur in an,
| Of the aforesaid Off ICES. or in the executive
committee, it shall be filled by appointment
or election, as hrr"inbeiore provided, at tn,
next regular meeting after the said vacaury
ART. -. The society shall hold arrenla
meeting once a month, at such plac" as tn
society may select. Spccini meetings ma,
be hcll at any time, at the request Of til
OK :cutivc committee; it shall be the dut,
Of this committee to report at every re-Ila
monthly meeting. The said committee sha.
be regulated by such Instructions as TIE
may, from time to time, receive from til
society.
rnrTI- ry2-r M.
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WANTED.

1000 CORDS OF WOOD CUT.
WILL pay one dollar per cord; payment:
L to be made every Saturday. Workmen VII
be furnished with lodging and frewood on the
premises, without charge. if they desire 1t.
Apply to Il r. CHACHbkh,
Near Opelousas. or at this OFFICE.
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Jackson, Miss, June 2s.-The election
commenced Yesterday for the r~atificati n of
the proposed Constitution, 80 precincts
have been heard from, giving a Democratic
majority Of over 1000. Ths9as
carried 10 Of the 80 boxes. They have the
American flag printed on the back of their
tickets.
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of Martin alias ne 0mssa.
District Court. st. Landry.

DlstTlct Court, 81. LaAUTY. : y
TSrHER MARTIN, (freedwoman,) of the
II Parish St Landry, having applied by her
petition to be appointed Adninistratrix OF tho
Estate of Martin alias Moussa, (freedman)'
deceased, late Of said paris:;
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment will tile the
same in writing at my office in the town OF
Opel,usas, within ten days from the present
notice. A.. GARRIGUES, Clerk:
Opelousas, June 6, 1865. .."3
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Notice to Creditors and Debtors.
"A Ii PERSONS, including the major
- heirs and tutors of minors, having
claims against the aforesaid Estate, are re-
quested to present the salne to Messrs. b
A. Martel & Hudspeth, at their Office in the
town Of Opelousas. No steps will be taken
towards settling said Estate until its CON
dition is we'll ascertained. g. -sa
Those indebted to the Estate WILL please
settle with said gentlemen: s.
..NOLLE PIIRE. Administrator.
OneloussS. June s. 1865.
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Estnte of Michel Arabic.

District Court, Parish St. Landry.-Eo. -
ANTOINE Arabic, Of the Parish of St
"A Landry, ,having applied by his petition
to be appointed Administering OF the Estate
of Michel Arabic, deceased, late OF sad par
ish;
Therefore, any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment W'II tll' me
same in writing, at my office in the town Of
Opplousas, within ten days from the present
notice. A. GARRIGU1S, Clerk.
Opelousas, June 9th, 1868
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PTEES, EoyL T S.!

Why is it you continue u suffer with Piles.
| when tlr. remrdy to cure you can be 80 easily
obtained Do net suffer another day: send
immediately and procure one box Of Dromgoole
Il Co 5 PILE SALVE and be cured. Internal
or external Piles. whether recent Or !oDg-stand-
| ing can be cured Immediately.
Cannot Southern Physicians cure the Piles
as well as any one else 7 Try our remedy. then.
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CFTILL5 AND FEVER

Can be so easily cured by using one bottle of
DromgnoIe & Co.'S kINGOF CIIILLS, which
never fails to arouse the Liver, cleanse tho
Stomach, open the Bowels and relieve the most
iuvcterate cases of Cliils. One bottle will
cure a case of six months standing.
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he is brought iato contact with them; his
record, so far as we are concerned, is uneX-
ceptionable. Bat many persons doubt his
availability.
In conclusion We will express our deter
mination, unreservedly and with whatever
measure of ability we may possess, to sup
port the nominee Of the New York Con.
v~cnt;on, whoever he may be, and re take
this to be the duty of the whole South. Oul
preference, however, is for Gen. ". S. Han
cock
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A worse system Of slavery than ever
existed in the South has lately been
brought to the notice of the Massachu-
sets Legislature. Nearly all the facto-
rips in that State are in the habit, Of
employing children between ten and IF:
teen wears of age, at a mere pittance Of
wages. According to the representa-
tons, they work them sixty honrs per
week, and in some instances they have
been kept at work during entire nights.
The children are represented as suffer
ing greatly under the atroeious system ;
all being pale, unclean, bare-footed and
ill.clad. Yet, with this social sore IN
der their very eyes, the hurnanitarians
Of Massachusetts can weep over nothing
but the wrongs of the fat, lazy, ignorant
negro. When Mr.. Dickens penned the
character of Mrs. lellaby, he l;ttle thought
he was IMPLYING the humanity of SO large
a commonwealth as Massachusetts,
N. O.. TIMES. g
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Time marks the tiaepase o four lives,
death the fms, and the grave becomes
the binding: F.
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Notice.

Notice.
WHE undersigned has killed a Beef branded
L somewhat thus: = the owner Will
be paid for the same on coming forward and
proving property within thirty days from the
publication of this notice.
JEAN LEJEUNE.
Prairie Plaisance, June eth, 1853.
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TuENExT Sectional CONTROVERSY.
We copy as follows from an article pub
l;shed by the New York Times:
Among other subjects yet to be OPEN
ed for discussion is the Radical differ
encc in the material interests inthe West
and East. The South, as ( section, is
too weak to make a further sectional
fight 1t must join one of the two great
sections. The war will be Of capital
against numbers. The West will repre-
sent the latter. 1t will demand legisla-
ton favorable to opening the West and
India trade, by way of the illinois and
the Mississippi. The East will not like
this. The West will wish to escape the
duties imposed on its foreign consump-
ton. 1t will insist, perhaps, that the
Eastern bondholders shallaccert exactly
the same currency i'll payment Of the
Federal bonds that was paid in for the
purchase OF the bonds. When the num-
bers of the West, are arrayed on these
and similar questions, it is not impossi-
bile hat the principals of numerical rule
which have been affirmed in all our lat
fer Legislation may BE applied to Sena'
torial representatives. Why, indeed,
should the Federal Senate be organized
on the basis of an extinct statehood ?
Why should not the Federal Senate, as
the State .Scnates, be based on an en-
larged ratio of numbers If each con-
stituency of 100000 is entitled to a
member of Congress-, why should not
each constituency of 100000 be repre-
scented by a Senator? This would appear
a simple and a just rule, especially un'
der, the new d~;spensation. We need
not perhaps anticipate such sectional
troubles, but they seem inevitable. The
Souin having been extinguished as an
equal and independent section, finds it.
self mJle in accord with the West, and
will file in under its banner. Thu era.
~tuitious intolerance and prolonged per
secutions of the East cannot be fore OF.
ten, and upon a'collision, cven upon a
comparison of interests betweenthat and
the Western section, there can -
doubt as to the action
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. state OF Mrs Eliza Hubbard


state cE Esssx .s,etsa 4. A's'A'
district Court, Parish 81. Landry.-N0 -:
vA71LLIAM LINK, of the Parish OF o.
w Landry, having applied by hi PEI,
~, r. he Amounted Administrator OF the
1!'t of Elizabeth A. Link, dreeased wife OF
D,vi1 Morgan, late of said Parish;' L..
D1 Thersfors, any person intending , e 81 m, IKE
ornosition to said appointment, will file the II,
opl"'; IN writing, at my office in the town o.
0 Gs7,aI within ten days from the p's'0H'
notice. A.GARRIGUEs, Clerk. r
r,er,,, Office, opelousas, May 3d. leo2.
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The Democratic Nomination

Gen. B~eaurcgard, who is now stopping
at the New York Hotel, says, in refer
ence to the probable course of the South
ern delegation in the Democratic Ma
tional Convention, that it is extremely
improbable that the vote of a single
Southern State car be cast for the Dem
ocratic candidates; and therefore the
Southern Democracy have nc right to
advise much less to insist, upon the
adoption of any special nominee by their
Northern allies. The duty of the South
is this: Accepting its situation, it will
do its utmost to sustain whatever candi-
dates shall appear most available and
most likely to secure success in the judg-
ment of the Northern delegations. For
Gen. Hancock all the white men in the
South would turn out and work with
zeal. ifhe should happen to be the nom
inee; but, if in the Judgment of the
Northern delegations success could only
be secured by the nomination Of Salmcn
P. Chase, upon an other platform than
absolute negro suffrage, then the. South
ern finite Democrats would gladly work
for l1s election also. But if unfortunate
ly, the Northern delegations should put
up such a platform as the Pendleton
people of the. West propose, out'Herod'
ing tina, Of the Republicans on the negro
suffrage question, then the whites of the
Sol h would stay at home and let thei,
ND hern brethren take the chances OF
SUI Eess or defeat withouttheir assistance
SD III are the views of Gen, Beauregald
an those whom he represei ). ar.
The Secretaries of the forthcoming
nj tional Democratic Conve zion of the
III al conservative soldiers organized
Ter the call Of the ClevelH bid Convex
,, have taken the large rod of CoRe,
Etitute from the 4th of .4ly fozeard
the intention Of Rldi1H thei
yention there, if posabla% in har
2 with the National |emocrati
%yention which in to Eemble a
nm1aln,y Hall. The III officers :
Convention will AWace anon
ajor e lFrankli Major Ger
Omen, Maj Gen. -. Blair. NJ;
Gen. eordo Graz OR, Major Gel
~ brig. - R9l J. Walker. Jr
zen: Ffh, Major Ger
] az,2 Aey have fred a furnishe
9 in |s'ss... vheSs q
! ! J. !. J J J J ! ! :! I ! ! : !! ! !! ! ! ! : ! ! : : ! ] | !
be paassdtoY 1eme
s:.se event cam
peri I'd candidate
for WIN
suffered. They .ygg.esy
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~" We have before Us Il sample OF a
Radish grown by Mr.. N: jenkins, of Prud-
homme City, in this parish, which snrrasS-
es anything of the kind we have ever sen.
1t measures eighteen inches in Length and
sixteen inches in circumference. This q tie
EQUALS the Irish Potatoes, which We men
toned in or last issue, IS weighing one
pound and three quarters. Some OF the
latter have been found Slice then TO weigh
as mach as two p"und1.
These unsurpassed Potatoes are as deli
cate to the taste rs they are excellent IN 81!
other RESPECTS. They are he results 0! the
Industry of ocr young friends YIN. C..ant
VIM. 3. Lewis.
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We thought the Bureau was to be
dispensed with when the Southern States
came in. Iustead Of that, it IS TO b.
continued for another year, andtnow we
look. for an increase Of tile army in those
States which were to be all peace and
plenty when the Congressional policy OF
Reconstruction had had full play. Well
it has had tull play, and what do We
see?-t1e retention ofsboth Bureau and
bayonets there in place Of their with-
drawal. Are these the loil governments
we were to MEASUREMENTS carried
on byinegroes whom the North isstaxed
to feed? And is this the peace, that
Radicalism proposes peace maintain
ed by cold steela-NiY Wo,ld,
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against any such nomination.
should be .foisted upon them then
viii cry cut: 10 your tents, o Israis!5
They disclaim being tho personal ad-
hsrents either Of Judge Chase, Gen,
Hancock, or any other man. They only
insist that the candidate shall be a sound
man, standing upon a sound platform,
for whom they shall have nothing to
apologize when recommending him to
their soldier constituents.-[N. Y. Sun.
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THE GREAT
SOUTHERN PREPARATIONS

COMPRISE a class of pure and select FAM
~ ~ Medicines, prepared from pure Drugs,
by a class Inexperienced Southern PHYSICIANS,
specially for the diseases incident to a Southern
locality.
ne are not secret nor patent Mixtures, and
arc recommended to he used in leu of those
prepared by our Northern friends, who know
but little about Southern treatment.
Ours is the only class of Family Medicines
ever offered to the public which were prepared
by the Medical Profession.
Females OF the SOssths
Diseases peculiar to your sex. incident to all
localities, cnlIrl from the passing breeze tina.
fans YOU with its pcltinrd breath, or snatched
from some p"ndant drw-lrop. are to you con
slant ana abiding trouble. Whether an inhab-
rant OF city or country. hill or dale. palace or
novel; disease rankIts and prrys upon your vi
tatS. Gr'oh and despair are your constant
companions. Your pale and eliastIy counte-
nancc, your ~colOress cheeks. vour Efr1rss eve.
your t'"O'" and lettering walk, your ~paIpita-
ting heart, Your detected brow, all tell Of that
ulorase winch is gradually and steadily making
lnroads upon your declining system
THE SUNSHINE OF HOPE
49, 'Ni''" tl"h Sbii VISION, and the cIOnfS
of despair that hang as heavy rail- Of Gloom
upon your brow can be driven back, and the
blight visions of health, in all its grandeur. are
offered YOU.
DROMGOOLE g. co.'s
IC3G:lis.1l Female Bittcrs
Is the only combination that actually and DOS
itivelv arOuSeS and restores the womb to its
natural healthy condition. 1t removes all un-
natural distinctions. relieves painful or sur.
pressed M"uStruation, cures Lruchorrpa or
Whites. Falling Of the Womb, Mysteries, Chic
r"siS, pa|pitation, Nervousness, Swimming and
G;,Idinr>> oitir Head, Melancholy LIBERATION
and Irritation Of the Womb, Drrancrmruts of
the Kidneys and Bladder, and all di>, ascs that
are prcutiar to the f'malr sc3-atlictiug old or
Young, married on single. Send and get one
Do:;Ic, it viii Go you good.
20 r LIFE BLOOD
Must be changed, i'll order to be relieved of
that troublesome class Of diseases requiring
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~ We request the att ntion Of our
readers to tho cal, elsewhere made fer a
meeting Of tie planters Of this Parish, for
the purpose of tnAins into eonsj1 .ra;ioT 4
plan, proposed by one Of our prominent cit
liens, for the destruction Of the Cotton
Caterpillar fly. The subject is one o! great
Importance, and the people should take the
~intcre,t in it that its importance merits.
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WoMAN's ISFLuEScE.-Man has no power
to resist the silent eloquence with which
woman's soft Establishments and sweetcr
smiles speak to the warm and generous
heart. Her vocation is to do good, and he1
presence adds a halo of glory by gladdenine
the detected, comforting the distressed and
strewing flowers in the pathway of man
And shall we fail to respond to her wants
Look aro;;nd you and behold the misery
depicted among the sickly females of your
acquaintance. Go, go with lightenins'S
speed and tell them to use English Female
Bittcrs and be cured.
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r. \. HUNTER, Chairman
F. G. LECKlE, JAS G. WuITE.
II. S. J. SEE, j. W. HICKMAN.

The meeting thcn adjourned.
W. W. WHlTTINGToE, n, Secretary.
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NOTICE.
A IL PERSONS WHO are indebted to the
N Estate of Michel BordeIon are requested TO
make immediate. payment to Mcssrs: u. "A,
Maftel & Hudspath, at their Office in the town
of Opelousas: otherwise. suits will be 1hILhn,
diately instituted against them. Those va,
have claims against said Estate should pfeSoN'
them for settlement. ,rpE
ONEZIME CARR1EhE,
.. go ZELlMA BORDEION'
Administrators.
+ o. N,,v Goth. 1868.
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DROMGOOLE g. co.'s
II-,Gli@1l Female Bittcrs

20 r LIFE BLOOD
Must he changed, III order TO be relieved Of
that troublesome class of diseases requiring
nurr blood.
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Concert, TABLEArx AND hEclTAfloSs'-
By reference to Cur advertisement columns
it will be seen rat the Methodist Sunday
School of this place will hold its. annlVer-
sary celebration next Friday, July 3D. at
the Court House. From the programme II
promises to be an interesting occasion.--
Tickets of admission, % cents each. The
money realized is 20 be spent in rcplenlsh-
ing the Sunday-School library.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-12
aa5 ~ W. y. " a nd, Prln clPaI,
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF IA EN- PHls.
FACULTY:

ALEXANDER ERSKiNE, Md, Prof. Of OBJ
StetIics and Diseases OF Women and Children
and Dean OF the Faculty.
BkNJ. W. ANEN Il, NJ. =, Prof Of the PTncl-
pies and Practice or surgery.
ALFRED b. NUOkHIE5, MD, Prof. Of Mate
ria Mediea and therapeutics and OF Op phthal-
mic SUI gerry.
FRANK a. RAMSAY, MD, Prof. of the Prin-
eiples and Practice Of MsdIciue.
DUDLEY D. SAUNuEkS, Md, PIOf. Of De-
scripuse aud Surgical AEaLomy.
RICHARD B. MAUzY, Md, Prof OF PhysiOl-
ogy aud Pathology, and Secretary Of the
Faculty.
ALMON BROOKS, MD, Prof. of Chemistry
G. B. THORNTON. MD, Demonstration Of
ANATOMY.
The Preliminary Course Of Lectures for the
term of 1863, Will begin on tne LIST October,
from which date the Dissee-ing Rooms Will be
open.
che Regular Course will begin on the fist
Monday in November.
The City Dispensary, which has been placed
under the exclusive control Of the Faculty,
will be open two hours daily for clinical puF-
poses, and to this the students have free access.
Fer further information, as to terms or tut
ton, board, ETC., application may be made 70
the Dean.
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, Md,
Dean OF the Faculty,
. Ofice, corner of Main and Gayoso Streets,
au2 d3taWSm Memphis, Tenn.