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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-30
StockhOlders' Notice F.!
orrIcE CRowN PoISr
0oLp AND SILVER MINING Corr

SAN fRANctsco. March 81, 1865.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH A REsoLUTI0N
adopted at u meeting Of the Trustees OF the
Crown Point Gold and Silver Mining Company,
held thIu day, Q special meeting Of the Stock.
holders Of said Company Il hereby cAlled-the
70 be held at the Office Of the Company.
Haywsrd's Building. southsaat corner Of Call
fornia and Liedssdorf streets. San Franelseo.
California, on MONDAY, THE ELEVENTH
BAY OF MAY, A. D. 1868. at two CD o'clock
?. ~, 70 take Into consideration and decide upon
tbs proposition 10 Increase the Capital Stock OF
said Company from to Two Million Four Hun.
dred Thousand Dollar, dlyidedin Twenty -four
Hundred Shares Of One Thousand Dollars each
the present Capital Stoek-to Three Million Dol.
lars, divided Into Twelve Thousand Shares OF
Two Hundred aud Fity Dollars each.
THOs SUNDERLAND,
THOS. BELL, On gea STrubtees.
WIN. B. JOHNSTON.
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Legal AbvERfisRMEsFs.
AppHeattonifer tPatenE1
y PNotice No.D0y y
IsIlsY

u 49, - -
u. S,REGIsrYR,s OryIcf.ylr,,
cARson CTR, New, March e8h 1854 -
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN Clinton and Hubbs Company hPs filed In
this office u diagram. together with n notice Of
application for patent from the United States.
undsrAct Of coagrosi. approved Juiy aAvslsso,1
for I ,05S feet Of the Oomstock Lode. known as
the Clinton aud HubbsM Mining Company = claim.
n The Gold HUI Mining District, Storey county.
Ncrsdn. SAID claim Is bounded on the noxth BY,
the Uncle Sam Company and on theSoath by tina
Justice Independent Mining Company claim.
Said claim Ia more particularly described as fol.
to- III Commencing 1T 4 stake set In q
smnil guleh about 100 feet north Of Soars Mil. In
Lower Gold Hill, Ut which point the one.quarter
section post on the west line OF soc, S. T. 10. N.
r 81 L, bears N. Bla4y w. IA feetdlstant. The
summit Of MounID davidson bears Mllel5'W.;
Mount Linesln bears 4. 40 ~ u, thcnes ran.
nihg on the supposed line OF the lode s. Se.tS
II i ,0Ss feet TO n stake set ON north DIDO OF ths
American Flat road. near Its Junction with the
Gold Canon road. No surface groundII claimed
by, this Company. excepting at tbs. south end,
where 100 feet square (shown more fully on the
dlsgran) 10 claimed for working purposss. The
walls Of this claim being uuaseertained tho
boundaries are not given. Tho lode Is supposed
to be embraced In an hrea OF fonr ~ acres.
WARREN 7. LoCKHART,
uL3o-90d Register.
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WIn0nH j Z, Truslec ..eSt.
And In uccordance with law, and an order OF
the Board Of Trustees. made on the Thirteenth
day OF March, 1868, 30 many shares Of oseh
parcel Of said stock ~ may be necessary: VIII bc
soldRt public nuction at tho ONCE OF Msusieo
FrhpcIsco, California. on FRIDAY, the eighth
day Of May, 1863. at the hour Of o'clock ?. N OF
SAID day to pay snid delinquent assessrneLtthore'
on, together with costs of advertising and OK
pehsos Of sale.
n. wEGENER, Secretary. q
OfHee. Ala California street, San Frandseo
California, ap2l-td
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pl,ea-rAoss aritctel with the Plies will, nnd
,ryIIIILH REIIIT BY applying personally, or by
isttar. 10 DR.. Sichel, tO9 Paeihe street, near Sansome,
or Box 3sl, Postonies, San Trsneiseo. ap?eiv
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D0ILRD AND Raw LINsRRD
- o IL. g s'll'ni'fFsisi m. 81. 3. FiS az : * g. -
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CAUTION.

TIME PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that the following Certificates Of Stock OF
Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Company wore this
day sold mt public auction. to the highest bidder
fof assessments, In front Of tho Company's 0haco
In Gold Hi Storey county. Nevada. according
topubllc notice. In conformity with the bylaws
Of the Company. and laws Of Nevada, md are
hereby cautioned against purchasing, or nego-
tiatinS for sad stock, IN the same will not be
transferred by the Secretary. =,
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pyL1SouENrrassassxENr SALE.

sldfFihQ1srtI n4Ili; Mts4mF
StSrcy county, State Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ad delinquent upon the following described
stock on account Of assortment levied on tho
thirteenth day Of March, 1885, the several
anbunis set opposite the names OF the respec-
ttvA .haralotdnra M folloHE.
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ibrLANTIOoLRAD -s,ssso LES.
Of White Lead. fasfH VI s1snt"
In store and fsYsais By sln.I,Ist
, goIFtT HIasnr b. O. KIRK b Co.,
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Female Monthly Pills.

Lsdisusunsringf from any eomplslntlncldsntsl
10 their sex, can consult the Doctor with the ~.
rsraa ralIaf Hr
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' WARREN t. LooKHART. R.sis.sr.
April ,. 1854 s spSsm
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. 76.

W ATNTS6N II I "
Is, lS6S.-9Od.
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The New York Post of the afternoon
"a inc. savs = "A. Et. % @Es.s

Sd inst. says:
Money is had at bank on call at rates
from i've to seven per cent. per AMMAN,
and some bank have large amounts out at
four per cent. Government bond dealers
are supplied in whole or in part at three
per cent, and balances are left in some in
stances even at two per cent.
The sales of government bonds yesterday
and to-day, to realize profits, have been
very large, such as in the share market
would lead TO depression, but the influence
of these is scarcely felt in the present rising
market for governments, the demand for
foreign and home account accepting the
largest offerings at any slight concessions.
Conversions of 7-3es, that is to say, de-
liveries Of bonds in lieu of them, are sus-
pended at the Assistant Treasurer's Office
until Friday, the 9th inst. Indeed, the
7-30 notes will not till then be received at
the Office for conversion. Meantime eleri-
cal work connected with the conversions
still goes on, especially in reference 10
parcels, large in the aggregate, received
| from the country. The printing of bonds
Of '67 al Washington was stopped some
time ago, probably on the suppositiOn that
aa many eprinted as would berequired.
The recent large offerings of 7-3O notes for
| conversion makes further printing necessa-
ry, and engraving of the plate, which was
| efaced, is being restored. Notwithstand-
ing that the activity of the conversions 81
the recent rate would absorb an amount
equal to the outstanding 1905 before the
close of the present fiscal year (3Oth inst.)
it is now said that an amount of bonds will
be issued of the denomination Of 1868,
parties Offering 7-3Os having, in some in
stances, made request for bonds Of such
issue, which request the department is dis
posed to comply with. arf
The following will Ow the fluctuations
Of the New York gold market since the lst
of January.
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FUNERAL N0TICE.

a THR funeral obsequies Of the late
~ Right Worshipful CHARLES A. FUL-
M LER, Grand Secretary Of the different
" Masonic Grand bodies Of Tennessee,
will take place atthe First Presbyterian Church.
on Sunday, the 7th inst. at 8 o'clock, P. N.
Divine services by the Rev. Thos. 4. skinner,
ID, to which the public are respectfully in
vitod
Special meetings Of the different Grand bodies
will be held at the Masonic Temple, on satur-
day the 9Th inst. at P. N. The members there
Of will be punesual in attendance
Subordinate Lodges. and all MasOns in good
standing. are invited TO meet promptly at the
Masonic Temple at 2 O'Clock. P. N, on Sunday.
and participate in the services.
JOHN FRIZZELL,
Juno 2t Asst. Grand Secretary.
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8 P. M,-Cotten dull and nominal not
enough doing 10 test the market sale
to-day 2e0 bales uplands 3O3c.
LIVERPOOL, June ellis A. M--Coi'
ton tlaia; estimated sales to-day 60eO bales
uplands lid; Orleans 1l3d. 8 P. NJ
Cotton unchanged.
NGRAIS.-Corn, delivered, S74c. Oats,
from store, sacked, S5c per bushel, Old
wheat 81 1909 per bushel. Rye 81 $50
40 per bushel. ...
HAY.-Timothy, in store, per ton,
SIS 5000 per ton. d. F.
BBCON.-Merchants are paying fron
wagon l64917c for clear sides; lac for
shoulders and Ice for hams We quote
sngarleured hams 23e; Tennessee 'eanvased
hams 20c. ,-.tr
BRAN-Per hundred pounds, 81 Co.
CANDLEs-Stsr, light weight, per pound,
l7l@l7aes summer mould, per bex, SIS 25,
CoFFEE-Rio, 22@26c per ID. for com
mon to strictly choice Java SOC; Laguyra
271c.i sa- F-t 1888 lf
COTTON YARNs.-5OO bic, coo 1sc, zoe
lie. E's-
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Meeting Of the horticultural society

Meeting Of the horticultural Society.
The annual meeting OF the horticultural
Society was held on Saturday, June 9th, al
the Chamber Of Commerce, at 2 p. NJ. The
members were BOT very punctnal in attend
ance, the body not being called 70 order
until after three o'clock, BY the way, thi,
is a very common fault with the member.
ship Of our societies, oocasioning much loss
Of time and annoyance to business men
who are habitually punctual to their en-,
gagements. Associations which depend
upon the co operation Of a large number O.
members, can never flourish unless the of
icials managing them are prompt and en-,
ergetic thus making the gatherings an
agreeable paslime aud not a bore.
While waiting for the opening of bust.
naas, Mr. HEAVIER interested the members
by the exhibition Of some rare and bril-
liant Ceraniums CuHants, the first W,
have ever seen IN Tennessee, were showr
from the garden Of Prot. Croker, Of
Whites Greek.
The President, Rev. 4. $. Fall, not be
ing present, ID. 4. Wilkin, Esq, was calleC
20 the Chair. The minutes OF last meeting
we're read and then the report concerning
the late Floral Exhibition. Many Of ouI
readers were delighted with this beautifu
display and will be pleased TO learn tina
financially, il was a success.
Prot. Blackie read sn interesting repor
on the flowers shown at the exhibition
bic hundred and seventy six in number o
species We may here be allowed to con
gralulate the Society on their good fortune
in having secured the services OF 80 learneS
and skilliul a bot, mist as Dr. Blackie, a dis
unguishsd pupil Of the great Balfour, o
Edinburgh, and Of the renowned Trevisa
nus, OF Bonn, he IL at home in forest o.
field aud an enthusiastic devOiee to hi
beautiful science
President Fail nov took the Chair ans
gave synopsis Of the transactions Of IN,
Society since its organization in Angust
1867. lt has certainly made great progres
IN sbort time and from small beginning
counting nov more than two hundred mem
bers.
The officers Of the Society for the ensn
ing year we're then elected, as follows:
President, Rev. Philip & Fab; Vic
President ID r. Wilkin, ESQ., Reoondin
Secretary, c. s. Blackie, NJ. d. Core.
ponding Secretary, f. Ii. French, E.q.
Treasurer, T. w Hamilton, Esq. Pr,
fessor of Botany, G.. s. Blackie, NJ d.
Professor Of Natural Sciences, Samuel /
Stout, Nj. ID.
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s769l 10

We do not present these figures with any
view Of making political capital. The
facts are given as news, and are backed up
by the records. There are members of the
City Council, 10 their credit be it said,
who have endeavored to prevent this con-
dition of affairs, but their remonstrances
have not been listened to- II these are
the figures which Capt Allen has to pre-
sent for the immaculatness Of the present
administration and the corruptness of
their predecessors, it Is high time the pub
lie should be fully informed of the condi-
ton Of the city government.
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PoLlcE COURT, July 6.-J. b. Sheriff.
assault and battery, 81. r
Thos. Brady, Robert Matthew'S, James
stanfeld, carrying concealed weapons, So
each.
Alice Wright, using profane, vulgar and
abusive language, SO.
AIcine Wright, Lizzie Wright, same,
discharged.
Jas. Stanfeld, larceny of a pistol, con
tiuued.
VIM. Maddox, VIM. Davis, ID. Douglas,
committing nuisance, discharged.
VIM. Hayden, colored, assault aud bat
terry, $40; attempting 10 commit rape, dis
charged.
Isaac and Mary Stout, ldisorderly, dis
charged.
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-r. "a q New Advertisements. "
TIE members Of Nashville Commandey
are notified to attend the funeral Of Right
Eminent Sir Charles A. Fuller, deceased,
to-day. US
Jacob THEM has a large auction trade
sale tomorrow.
Albert q Seeman cell at auction to-mor-
row full line Of dry goods, etc.
Yeatman & Shields viii sell at auction
Tuesday dry goods, white goods, etc
Crunk. Dodson & Co, will have bank
rupt sale OF millinery goods, on account Of
Marshal Glascock, Tuesday.
The steamer Tyrone il UP Tor Cairo and
other points on the Mississippi, aud will
leave Tuesday afternoon.
Gray & Noble, % North Cherry street,
have a full line Of genilemen's Furnishing
goods Of the newest and most fashionable
style.
Those who may be looking around Cor
summer resort will find the White Sulphur
Springs Of Virginia the place they desire
The medicinal properties Of the water, the
healthlul locality, the beautiful scenery,
aud the excellent accommodation, all
combine 20 make these springs the most
desirable summer resort in the Southern
country. The climate is delightful, and
the air salubrious and invigorating-
the place for invalids and delicate persons
during the summer and fall months
Parl'ss desiring information in regard to
these springs will find at this office a pam
phlet giving full description Of the place
and an analysis Of the water, showing its
healing properties. |t EE#
Messrs. Kline & Sherman, in the Masonic
Temple have a complete assortment Of
drugs and medicines, 10 which the atten-
ton Of dealers and consumers is directed.
Everything in their line il fresh and pure,
which is a very important point with con
sGulers. As presoriptionists, they have no
superiors and parties calling for medicines
have an assurance that they will be put up
with the greatest care. Their stock Of
perfumeries is complete and Of the purest
aud best brands. Everything usually
kept in drug store will be found at the
establishment Of Kline & Sherman, and
they wait upon customers promptly and in
the most careful manner.
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RAILROAD ACCIDEET.-The locomotive
Of gravel train on the Louisville and
Nashville railroad was thrown from a small
bridge near Elizabethtown, Kentucky, yes
terday. Part Of the bridge was broken up
and the locomotive waa overturned. Some
delay was occasioned the passenger train
due here at $50 p. NJ, but no personal in
iuries were sustained. ..
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FenInn Meellnr

Gen. John O'Neill and Prof John p.
Brophy, Of Washington, will be at the
Meeting Of Irishmen, at Fenian Hall, Col
lege street, over the Fourth National Bank
to-day, at O'Clock, p. NJ. All are invited
70 attend.
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Tar Home Monthly for June is before
the public. We are glad to see the evil
dence Of prosperity exhibited in the an
nounoement by the editor that the July
number will be enlarged to eighty pages
We trust that il will receive the patronage
il deserves. The price will remain the
same a. heretofore at So. Address A. B,
Stark, Nashville, Tenn.
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A New CHANGE G. p. Virgins, sue.
cessor 10 the we'll known and long estab-
lisbed halter, Francisco, has removed his
large and extensive stock Of Hats and Caps
TO No % North Cherry street, between
Union and Church.
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Peddling meats, groceries, or provisions
from tuagons in Nashville, its vicinity, or in
Edgefeld, are notified that the penalty for
not taking out State or county license az
peddlers, will be rigidly enforced, unless
the law ia immediatelg complied with.
# p. L. NICHoL,
Clerk Davidson County Court.
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STUNG BY A LoCUsT.-A Jacksonville
man was stung in the temple by locust a
few days aimee, and his life was saved with
much difficulty,
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MoRRis PowERs has the best and cheap
est shirts add furnishing goods 10 be found
in this market, aud warrants them to give
satisfaction. eod-2w
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THE Rev. Ds. Bunting and Baird, hsv-
ing returned from their respective General
Assemblies, they will be in their pulpits
this morning and evening at the usual
hours.
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power TO negotiate until the debt of the
State was cancelled, and when the Legisla-
ture convened he proposed to submit a
proposition to that body by which con-
solicitation Of the two roads could be effected,
which be believed would be satisfactory to
both companies. He could not see Why
Judge Whitworth was unwilling TO use the
investment Of the county in a road owned
and controlled by Kentucky and vet be
willing to submit TO a tax upon the people
. 10 build another road in Kentucky. As for
his sincerity in the proposition, others
might have their own opinions, while he,
himself, would have his.
The General was very tart in his reply,
feeling that Judge Whitworth had tres
passed upon meeting called merely TO ex-
plain proposition which had already been
approved by large number Of the prop
eriy-holders of the county, as was shown
by the petition. g.
Gov. Neill s. Brown followed In his
usual cogeBt style of reasoning. indorsing
the views of Gen. Boyle and ASSUMING that
the Commissioners had the right TO trans
fer the stock Of the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad for the stock Of the Evans.
vile, Henderson and Nashville railroad.
He believed it ought to be done, and the
day it was done that Davidson county
would DO the best days work for her pros
perity that had been done since the war.
He had no fears but the roads would be
consolidated as soon as possible; that he
was director in the Edgeield and Ken
lucky rsilroad, and he had no fears Of any
uafairness upon the part of The Kentucky
directory.
After Gov. Brown had concluded, Mr..
David White proposed 10 submit the pro-
position set forth in the petition to a vote
Of those present, which was done, and re-
suited in the unanimous concurrence of
the meeting.
e We hope the subscription will be made.
at an early day, when Col. Colyar will be
able TO test his ability to furnish coal to
Nashville for thirteen cents as proposed by
Gen. Boyle. t
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VERY CooL-Those new style Chanti-
cleer Straw Hats for hot weather, are all
the rage, at the new and elegant Hat Store
of q. p. Virgins, % North Cherry street.
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CUTTING Wheat The farmers Of
Maury county commenced cutting their
wheat last week. The quality is very SUI
perior, and the yield good .
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CURTs.-H Curtis was brought here
yesterday and lodged in Jail.
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HOMES FOR EVERYBODY
N OTICE

FTNHR STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NASH
L vile Gun Factory are hereby notifaA to at
tend meeting OF The COMPANY, a. the Chamber
of Commerce on FRIDAH, JUNE u, 1868, at
y o'clock, n, Business Of importance to be
transacted. -. -.
CHARLES JONES. Prssiasnt.
juni I'll JAS NJ. HAMILTON. Director.
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CINCINNATI, June 6.-Flour held at
$40 00@l0 25 for family Wheat 81 80
az 40 Corn 10000. Oats Toe. Mess
pork $27 so. Butter 20@24c. Lard l74c.
Eggs 19c. Groceries steady. New Pota-
toes $4(a5. .
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IOuIsVIlIa Market.

LOUISVILLE, June 6.-Sales Of SO
hhds. tobacco; Tugs IS 5O@9 rs medium
leaf 50 25@10. Flour, super6ne, IS ESQ
Wheat 81 25@2 80 Lard 1Sc. Meas
pork S27 80. Bacon--shoulders lS4c; clear
rib sides 1870, clear sides TIC. Bulk
meats-shoulders 12Ae, sides l6@l6Ic.
Whisky, raw, 81 20. loss A. ~ p
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, June 6.-Cotton dull sales
to-day 500 bales uplsnds S04c. Rice dull.
Coffee dull. Sugar steady; Cuba ll4@
l24c. MOlasses dull. Flour dali and 5(G
Wheat dull and heavy. Corn 81 12@
1k -----
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ST. LOUIS, June 6.-Tobacco un-
changed. Flour-extra s 80. Wheat fall,
81 1902 81. Corn S9@90e Oats 75C980.
Mess pork ST so. Bacon-shoulders lSe;
clear sides 16ic; csnvased hams zoe, Lard
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London adyices of yesterday quote United
States sos at 20. F. 80
Exchange on New York was taken by
the banks yesterday at par, and sold by
them at 4c premium. -
There ia but little demand here for gov
eminent bonds. The banks buy at a
fraction under the New York rate and
sell at abont &c advance.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 7Sf for the old, and 724
for the new. g.. ..-.- -r
Bank of Tennessee notes are in de-
mand at soc in the dollar. ~
Thesales of Southern States bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the 81
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mLTbe HedieaI Depnramant

which was founded IN 1850. 10 has 1lready n.a o.
circulated four thousand studonts - whom
eleven hundred and eighty-six have received ths
decree Of Doctor Of Medieine. The building,
Museum, etc, ars In al respects complete. a
large Hospital is contested with the Depart D..
ment. D.. a ....
The regular course Of instruction will begin
on the first Monday in November. 1865 and end
on the hrst day % March, 1850. The prslimi
tOber.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened on the
hFst Monday In October, and every facility al
t9rded Tor ths prosecution Of that corner .tono
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FETN
FACULTY.

WILLIAM X. BOWLING, n, D., Pfo3sa 1r Of
Theory and Practice Of Mediclno and Deau "a
CHAki.Es k. WINSTON. n. D.. ProEsszor o..
Obstetrics and Diseases u WouIeg aal
Children
WfLLIAA 7. BRIGGS. n, D.. PROD. or Of
surgery.
ssituIes u N edicins.
JOHN n. CALENDER. NJ. D.. Profezaor 81
Materia MedicA aud Therapeutic.
WILLIAM L. NICHOL, NJ. b.. Proies'0r Of
THOMAS D. BUCHANAN. M. b. Professor o.
Anatomy.
VANS. LfNDsLEY. ~ D.. Professor n s,fr.i
cal Anatomy. .... ..
HENRY N. COMPTON. NJ. D.. Demonstrates
81 Anatomy.
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