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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-14
A .Personal'. Vision.

- a. -
g Tho following appears among the "Pe--
sonals" Of the N. Y. Herald: / dream
ed Of you the other night, my friend.
You stood before me, and as approach
ed to speak, gazing into your dear,
bright face, q hidious. creature rose be-
tween US in black cloud, shutting you
out FROM view. Her picture is burned
into my momory. She was a fat, squat
ty damsel, about four feet high, with tne
great squirting green eye, with rcd
sdge, like Lima bsap cut in malacbite
and set, in coral. Her hair was the
color of the setting sun or rising moon,
and flowed like a bunclr of radishes or
young Bcets down her downy neck. Her
noac was like dab ofsoft puddy thrown
against q door, and her mouth rescm- shrl
bled hole in kid glove bursting from
over-tightness, or weather crack in n
white oak log, or u ragged edged break
in little boys trousers. Her teeth
stood opgzigzag,iu that. mouth at In
teryals like a line Of antique fence posts.
Her checks owing to early misfortuncs
in the small Pox,iiue, looked like twin
buokwheat cakes it their first criddle
agony, or two rolls Of honeycvmb tripe,
With ears straining every nerve to leave
their barrett head, aud complexion
liEs a New jersey road ina dry time,
or a .pile Of pale 2prieks or "a Boston
squash & waist fally FIVE feet round, and
form taller when she lies. down than
wh.n she stands up, Such was the as
Ipcct of this lovely bcing, as, fixing thu,
fearful eye upon me, and with couute
nance ashen with fury asd jealousy, she
shriekcd out, to my intense relief, "]
hate you y Had she loved NC, my fu
neral would have occurred the second
day afterward. She vanished behiud |:
rosate cloud, which, slowly;fad.ng ava,
into silvery mist, revealed your owr
beautiful self, my friend. Taking m,
hand between your own, you uttered
these memorable and golden words, q
co..fidc in you; let US ever be friends"
y e. BnowN GLOVES.
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A Close Shave.

We have heard Of great many mean
transactions. III the way Of close bargain.
ing and shaving, but VIC don't remember
to have met anything closer or smaller
than the following:
Patin Judkius was Justice in n
Western district--a grasping, riserly
close fstcd, finty hearted man, wso had
grown old and gray in money making
One day he hired poor man to come
and co some work about his house.
Upon removing his coat preparatory to
settling at work, the laborer's pipe slipped
out upon the ground, and old Judki ins
saw it, and picked it up. After Working
while the man thought he would smoke,
but upon looking for his pipe it was not
to be found. Judkins came out while
he was searching, aud asked what he had
lost.
"I'ye lost my pipe" said the man.
"Is this it?' asked Judkins, holding
up the PIPE.
The man said it was, and reached out
his hand to take it.
"Holdw said Judkins. at is small
thing, l kno" but since l a,n JUS
ticc, we may us we'll proceed legally. In
order to make proper avowal of own
ership you iiast be sworn. Hold I'D
your hand"
Th7 min held up his hand and Jud-
kins administered tho oath, after which
the laborcr still pcrsisting in his owner
ship, the pipe was surrendered.
Whan the job for which the poor fel-
low had bcenscngagcd was done, he came
for his pay. lie had worked half day,
and wanted fifty cents.
"All right" said Judkins. "You owe
me half dollar, so we are just square y
I-I--owc you, 'Squire?'
"Yes. The law allows me half a dol.
lar for administering the oath! Don't
you see 7"
The poor nian saw to his sorrow for
upon that basis Judkins forced the set
tlerhent.
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Z
California, looking back over $780,,
rcjoices chat il has seen, during the year,
the shipment ofthe FIRST bale, of Ibopae,ls
raised silk the raising ef toe first sue,
cessfal crop of cotton. and the first suc-l
s4ip cess IN the NAM manufacture of beef spgar-ssa
A few years ago, DetsiOss Was vsrriss,,:s S
about the lizards thar flowed. through tisasa
city water pipes but Brooklyn .yhas,imsss
proved on that by extracting 1876 .ieelsir
from one to two feet long, from the pima
the past summer.
A paper in Ponnsylvanis,, which .one
day recently noticed the opening Of
new whiskey store, next day apoiogizod
for the bre1iy OF iis>i0oai eoiaii.iss, =; = :.
cause 9the,reporter was ill., He had
assisted at the opening, Io,.g. 4. ifspoSa
Frusality may be termed ihs daughter a
of ,prg9llsnce, the sister. Of tempsrassas,.d
and the parent Of liberty,,s He that is.
extravagant aud will quickly become
poor, and poverty will eniorcs depseni..s pen
dence and invite corruption. y o' saTssa
a San Francisco jnryman was argded 81
into an agreement with the other elssen!S
3by six shooter-iHFhe- -hagds.oP ths FORE
man. Ho teldathes Jadgs thsugh, it
was the lqst'time he would SIT ON jury
outside, Of monitor i,a,s <, v-.,A
Atc&apder I. Stewart, of Now YORK.
last year paid in income tax moro than :
either one Of twenty -se9ena States and
Territeriess. and more thaani Arizona,
Colorado, Daketa, Florida, WashngtoIs al
New Mexico; Utah, Idaho and, Montana J
conbited, Mr.. w. b, Astor paid more. !,
than tbe whole State Of Vermont, Z.
John Sullivan, of Canaan, N, H..
came home few nights since A is bad
Eteppcr and logged sohs Ii he 8 sous us q
Shortly aftcr, his txosshs, aboats ssiay<h u
andifSer.een years ofaye, assissa sfEeif ~
father beapd aads gagged him talsisg j
him to the barn, hanged him. He was
discovered bf his wife IN ,ipss to savs
h.s life. q 'sE sss 1ss
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s.aSIsapLAa hAcc1DEsh "a ieorrespons
dent of, the Somerset, 4 Pay .Den,zayat

e,aSINaDLAis Observation-Disclosures
dent Of the Somerset tf Pay spensssas
says one Of tho most singular accidents
eyer heard, of recently occurred near
Ursina, on the line of the Cumberland
and pittsburg sRailroad.i AZ man asniied
Thomas Flanagan, "a foreman ohesthe
works. took his pipe FROM his ppaekit, in
which was smallpistolcaFtridge,MhicIi,
it is SUPPOSED got tnto the pipe, and
Mr.. Flanagan, not noticing it, filed the
pipe with tobacco and coplmenced puff
fling away. After smokiisg for some
time the fire reached the cartridge; which
exploded and took an upward course,
striking the unfortarate man, in The tenn.
pie oycg the right EYE cutting anHusly
cash and filing his eyes. astth the ashes
and tobacco from tie pipe. J. number
ofpcrsohs 'wferds in the h6us at the lime, sfas
and all thought the aeport Vas occasion.
ed by shot fired frem the outside.i Mrs.
Tissue (aulady ipl the, house y tainted,
and it was sometime until, the real, cause
of tho accident was, discovered. DR.
HarrJ was called, and attended the
wounded man, aud he is doing we'll oil
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-14

AS TO Low DREssEs.-Most fash
ions owe their origin to an attempt to
to give prominence to the strong point
or hide the week point of King OF
queen, Thus powder came into,voguc
to conceal queens gray hain and large
bcrukes because = king was bald. We
learn, however, from belgian paper,
that the custom of ladies exhibiting
their bus in all the beauty of nature
has far more romantic origin, In a
battle in which tile French were engas.
ed GALL lates, we may mention arc in
reservoir their ranks were broken, aud
they were routed. When they retrea.
ted their women barred their breasts and
entrcatcd thcm to pierce them rather
than permit them to fall into tho hands
ofthe enemy. This was two much for
the gallant Gauls. Ncrved with fresh
courage they turned, renewed the CON-
bit and were victorious. From that
hour Frenc" women have ot festal osra-
sinns always been accustomed to wear
their dresses low. In fact, when you
sec one one who appears to have forgot
the upper part of her dress, it is no proof
of indcllicnsy, but simply an indication
Of the power of notioual sentiment This
satisfactorily explpins what many ikno-
rant people have taken for. impropricty.
We live and learn.
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THE Boy OF THE PERIoD.-. The So
phomorss of Harvard University are
chars@ with placing a keg of powder.
at quarter before ten o'clock on Monday
evening, in one Of tire dorniitofias. of
Harvard College. The powder swns put
in the cellar, uddort rooms aeeupicd By
members Of the freshman, class, The
result was the deslructson of almost csc-
rythipgin two Of the Eaops, the yshock
tearing UP pland in each room, destroy
ing their contents, aud sending their oc-
curauts fcreibly asein,t the ceiling %
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-14

THEts.LEeioSs ycoF JuEYrn The
above is assumedrby bodyof aetpfmitr-
ed Ycndeau Frenchwomen who, through
one of their number, address an appeal
to the Ming Of, Prussia, which the Havre
journals publish in largo type in their
leading 'cdlE:nes!. They implore' King
William to- hold from stricken France:
now that Napolion, his empire agd his
armieo are beaten down. ,.t ,,,s "a
They !ihyokc all gentle iuaactces and
dmpressions TO this end and denounce
him to the vengeance OF heaven should
ho turn d ,deatf ear to theirsupplicati6us
They thus c-nclude,: - 1aasr .slz1t..
"But should you, hardening your
heart in pride aod hatred, continue the
work of the eqecutioner, then, from pc.
ing sup?liant as l am today, to arrest
you on the Verge Of the abyss that opens
before you, and prevent your riamc be-
coming byword of exeeration, i shall
rise up 4to,morrow to fight against you
Yes. sires ! shall be one Of the band. OF
women nc,S Turrning uuIs- 4i>a name O,
the Legions of Judith And we pray
that the spirits of judith, of Jael, Of
Joal of Are, of Charlotte Corday, aud
all the illustriouso women selected by
Heaven, to punish the huughty, may
give us the victory"
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. We llcasd OF boy the other day, who,
accidentally swallowed silver half dol
lar. They gave him warm water and
tartar cnictic, and antimonial wine, and
poked their fingers down his throat, un-
I'll the boy thought he would throw up
his toe nails. After a. while doctor
came along, who understood these casct.
Ho gave the boy, a small dose, Of patent
medicine, and in less than ten, minutes
he threw up the half dollar in Ave cent
pieces Science is a big thing.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-01-14

- CHAPPED HANps.---This is the season
for the solhswliat pSiuful and decidedly
annoying experience oil ehapped hands.
"A fsieqd who has tried it fallyi apd;ssen
it tried.oa otl,e:szs5 says the following re-
cipexillruickly restore the natural cbn-
rditsoh Of the skin Affected: slb fresh
lard, tho yok of an egg, large table,
spoonful iof. clear honey; mix With the
fhest part Of oatmeal four.
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.Els4ExdTnotgsSn pfEasoss n iKsr:I.s ,Iss

.ElE9ES drnetgxsn pflsesoss siKssa iKiIr.s T.
ED BY sNAkEs:@agAinp EHgiish sppapgrf
says /: "a, st. Patrick pisa evidently
j, .sahted in Iadia as msshf as eysr hse ( vas
in 1rsl.nd. During the year 1855 s.s =
less thdn!1i ,al6 persons id the : Beahsais
Presidency died from the efeSt4 q saaa siai Ell.
bite. The return giving US inf fofinationa
has been carefully as6mpiisd. an fiisas
merely sick and w6aaded have 5asg 'bas Seen d
omitsed,,:as vel, s'these.s sudden deaths >
which in India a,e oitear attributed to- q,
snake bits by heirs ID property ? ubduIy
oager for their inheritance. Ii is is sur SUR
ptisiag fact thatthis deasttfuctisoan ton "a ST fas fa.
'nan afo goes on year BY ycar and that
no efficacious means are adopted to cheek
ire roy,yes's9 sh CasI TlaEfs DaR ,aiiTteI'G
--r fSe,rs 49, 80 q .e,--,-----,-.-gs -KAa.e
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!: POETR Z I
ttsoR TIE ss. ss:ss :ssss :sssss,s11
10 Am:st. 49,

But thirteen Summers thou hast sccn,
But'thirtesa springs with:birds and flow-
crsi i q
fet thoa art nobler far cen, ~, :
Than come who'se live ] on, tLries thine
{, :, honrs.
Thy heart is purer, too, my love
Than those who We loved and loved again ;
Thy thoughts are yet untaugh rese,s
Far from thy bosom's sweet domain
How dsarit is 70 watch thy growth,
And siaw thy younger mind expand,
Into the realms of truth and worth,
Since now elaiu: Thy preeicls hand! !
Thy giriish face, how swectsto me,
- Is each and every smilc7it wreatls:
.FsonSont thine eyes a hopc.I. see
Which for. thy own fond lover breathcss
OH. sill %ateh thy little fefm,s sss 80
: Aid Kindly, swoctly wait for thee; ~ ~ = :.
Noe cross in life, noAtinrksops storm, -. !
Shall change my heart s sincerity.
Bali B5sli i gently md 8, guard I'd thy Htle nssrt
{. lad keep il safe from idle guile,
sTilt Of my Hfc yon part a part = 2.
7 Sealed &ithan earnest mothers smile. w
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FAoRENCL'S REWARD. :
4 Christmas s,ofy.s
BY faAscIs nESsIaw pApsy.y &

4 D." II
Il was Christmas morning. The sun sun
was shining brightly on the new fallen
snow. 1t was just coli, enoigh to freeze.
The slrigh-bclls were ringing mcrrily.
The children were having { gay tinc,
skating and ,coasting,8 and Plsying tricks
on passers,bys One, Iccrepit old man
wss t.sawa a.Wil s-their tlee and.
las q xii they feared .sthss l.sd killed
him. 81 II J. 81 ~ ssy Il )
Ano,Ecr eye besides theirs witnessed
the accident and its cause. A young
gil stood in the bay Willow of the,
pansion before which t,:e old NAH had
fallen another Instant, and she tame
running down the marble stcss, and uu-
mindful of her costly attire, the rich
silk that fell in heavy folds about her
form, she sank down beside the old man.
exclai,nng:
"For shame, boys! Come, Eugene,
and help me raise him. Nay, he must
be must be carried. Go bring Brown
here" I EE
a moment or two after, Eugene re-
turned, followed by largo, strong look
Ing man, Who, in obedience to the girls
command, raised and bore to the house
the Illuminate totrh Of tho poor old
stranger.
Gently; gently, Brown! Place him
ON the lounge" she said
Restoratives were applied. Tcnderly
he was cared for. And after u short
time, the kind girls efforts were SUCCESS
ful. The old man opened his eyes, and
looked inquiringly into her face. She
explained the accident, aud was holding
a glass of wine to his lips, when SER
want came in the room, bearing on sill
yer waiter card. She looked ut it and
said:
ieii .';;'. GTa=se. VII! 10 sp .s.y
soon. Ask mamma to entertain him -:
Fifteen minutes passed, and still she
fingered with the suffering man. He
was lame, and the fall had occasioned
such severe pain to the afflicted limb,
that he had tainted. 1t was impossible
for him TO walk ut ali, just then.
A rustic of silken robes, aud Mrs
Cameron glided into the room and stood
looking gwith perfect amazement on the
scena before. her, Knceling beside the
lounge, alternately bathing the face and
placing vino to the lips of the miserable
old man, was her daughter.
"Florence who what is the mean
ing of this ?" she asked -
The gentle girl explained, and her
mother said
Gone of the servants could have at
tended to him. IT he is able to be
moved now, YOU had better send word to
the propcrauthoritics, and have him car
ricd to his home, or the aims. house" 81
"But; ii,aninia, scs are the proper ones
20 attend hhhl Eugene and his COM
panions are accountcblc for his suffer.
ing" istc.s
The old man said something in low,
feeble yoico, and Florence car was bent
Close TO catch the words.
HG viii viii s9 hume, iie he ss5s "!y y 81,
u 7
yoa must wait d little longer; and>I viii
nayS gnc eaTTmi;e--- Itsl.,t. -
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e Al sGgRious C8Sr6n@4EEs ay6sss ne
custom @ Il ;ais dSs liss y. hspssfsd ia 81
bssre the Ctrlpsisisssss, % s;hass sassas
anal auction If thss II 5ili sisi is
every year, euia,certaia siay2, ealsA Dis
sis !sriet asse.lhisa an lis yitgias2 ss dhas
siageAhlo age.f The msst bsastifal ass
put up first, and the maa wh6 psid III
highest gained possession % hss. as
second ID PERSONAL eharnis follSwed her,
and SO on, sos,..sBas1'the sbiadeis sIaigls
gras;fy ...ssssfaises aitkakasasaas zsixae
aeeogdinsso .ha.stteugthsofshsirpsssssz
There 81, may yet remsin emsin in h lkglahysoa: s0Ina.
for whom money; was offered, but the
provident gabylonians managed thai:
When III 7ths tonciy ones Aaars sold, % tfla
cfier orders tae Espasi dsfasasRa asaastS
stand .sps ana aftsradamapdias Hiinisilb
marry her fora rs..:ap sum. .rsap bjsrsads
Judged TO him who j. ssaatissf3eds ssaissf3 Eith the
least; and in this manner the money rails.
cd from the sale Of the ha1dsonmses mes serves
as a portion to tiiose Who afs sithsi OF
disagreeable looks. or that hasss6yo otDss
impefsction' gss y, ;Ss...ssisi.la ~. .assa2sa
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~ -sgtA-t .siII IRclk-29 - ttttI
4 Louisiana darkeyy somewhat ads
yanced in years, was accosted q few days
iifee by,a fofmSarf Saff fssm6ipi6 yoa 4ieh thsaais
tion' asto howohc was gettfSg aiSss nig
"Weibisis.,. sssaid the cold dA,ase,rs Fa
quit work now, aid am rasudyis;sfastha
n1iilnllslr7; ID ,ccsrn,aGs ri. Iassass IN =,
The gentleman, upon asking 70 see thass
work his antecedant Of former. times had
under his arm, was Handed, Will great
show Of inRprtaass, shHda copy SF S6s
of Webscsr's celeraeisary Ispcilingshpokss
which the old dafkes declased cehsaasl,a
colered preaGher mp "a the ssh9olhousa
had told bin contained all the s:larpinss
dat was wort picking up afore gwine in
Jo ,In;tNE5 n e1s by oshysSx - U9ns&s
aS P"'Pt' liitinu ,.:
'"Artsreoyod gifts deFe," coianSsd shs
wouldrbo divine; ."yoass eetstd spSuhal
away ON de=DibisS andsarch de Scrip
turss. - ldirssaa ut--,E1RoW au8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-22

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND. IN
~ KING WILLIAM COUHTY.-Ia obedience
to decree Of the Circuit Court Of King William
nas Of On e s asy and al
James g. Mills's ad'r and otbe IS, he undersigned
comm issioners therein named; will proceed, at
FGs ISL be I'm court T a
at public auction. 10 the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing ZEAL ESTATE, lately the property of
AT 4 TeACT OF LAND adjoining the lands of
HUNDRED And FORTY-FIyEACeEs., The
it is well timbered with hickory, walnut. and oak
suitable for railroad ties, and 1t Is supposed that
thee are some four hundred cords OF excellent
pine wood on said tract, very conYenleItto land
Ing on the river.
The REMAINDER in fee simple, after the death
Of Mrs Edulia King, In tract Of land contaialng
ING HOUSE is situated.
The KEMAIHDER In fee simple, after the death
Of MIS- FH Eng he sa6 Egs Of the
road leading from King William courthouse to
Frazier's Ferry, being part of the tract of land
devised by James Mills, deceased, TO his daughter
a The ri in fee simple, after the death
a and III FIVE sISTH' ACRES OF hAaD which
was assigned to Mrs. King then mrs. Mllls) out of
the land purchased by James Mills from ann
The REMAINDER in fee simple. after the death
of Philip p. Duval in ONE-HALF OF 4 T0ACT
OF LAND called French town, adjoining the
lands formerly belonging to George B. Mills, lie
ceased, and others. containing THREE HUN
DRED AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES.
The REMAINDER1n fee simple, after the death
of Philio P. Uuyal. In ONE-HALF OF A TR "A CT
OF LAND on Bull Swamp. adjoining the lands
formerly owned by VIM. Hill aad otsers, contain
ing SEVENTY ACRES.
IF these lands are not sold on the eth Of Febru-
ary 1871 they will again be offered for sale at the
same place on the 4TH MONDAY IN MARCH,
1871 and II not sold on that day, they will be sold
on the 18th MONDAY IN APRIL, 1871. -
TERMS Cash as to so much as may be necessa-
to pay the costs of the decree and the expenses
years IS to the residue, the purchaser executing
bonds with good security, and the title to be re-
tanned until the whole Of The purchase money Is
paid. ROGER GREGORY,
T. o. DABNEY,
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DUBLIC SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
L AID DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE, STU
THE G9U ut Of ysME iyE CITY a W
au. hority with which we sre invested as trustees
in a deed made by one Thomas n. stratton: bear
of record In the Clerks office OF James City Coun-
ty Court, we shall offer for sale, on the SECOND
MONDAY IN April. that being court day for
the county OF James City and the city of WILL
! AGRoTE that "ell-kn0wn estate called the
The "Grove'' is situate imme stately upon James
a large and well-arranged DWEl LING-H0USE,
which hss lately undergone thorough repair. az
the commissioners are Informed: Upon the place
as Smoke. house. Kitchen, Poultry -h1uses, Barn.
Stable, and Shelters. The soil has always been re-
garded as exc llept and productive. There Is also
very extensive and productive orchard. There
Is an excellent wharf belonging to the premises.
The undersigned do not undertake to give such
description of the place as 1t re lily deserves, he
with 1t. and because they suppose that pur-
chaser will prefer to examine for hmfeif.
TERMS OF SALE =: The deed requires in cash the
expenses Of sale. 1t also requires in cash all Of
the former purchase money due and unpaid on
the day of sale. On the day OF sale there will be
September ?4th 1859, with interest from 18th Of
March 1862 and subject TO credit OF about 81 900;
3D. 81 COO which fell due March a. 1870 with interest
ISL a eth Of i Msrsh ss
The trustees have no authority t. promise pur-
chaser that he will not be required to make the
FOREGOING cash pay NETS but they satisfied that
o the day of sale arrangements can be made with
reliable purchaser TO relieve him greatly, In
part from the full amount of said cash payments.
In addition tothe foregoing sums there is further
part OF, the purch4Ee money to wit. the sum OF
81 500. payable April lst. 1872 with interest from
24.h March, 1895, Tor which The deed requires the
purchaser to execute bond with proper security |;
and Ii the purchase money shall exceed the whole
amount payable, that then the purchaser shall ex-
ecute his bond payable at such time,as the said
Thomas N. Str alton, the grsntor, shall prescribe,
The title Is undoubted but the trustees will convey
only as SUCH -Hss
CYRUS A. BR ANCH,)
WIN. A. PEACHY, Trustees.
JOHN MOTLEY,
fe 2l-staw2w
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND
sESSION OF 1S71-,T2
EDUCATIONAL.

TWO COURSES OF LIE CTUREs are delivered,
't The SPRING and SUMNER COURSE of 1871
will commence WEDNESDAY,, March 22d, and
LECTURES of the Systematic Course by the
adjunct Faculty, as follows:
NJ. L. JAMES, N. u, Practice Of Medicine.
w. Fl. TAYLOR, NJ. D.. Chemistry. :.
j. G. SHELTON, NJ. D., Obstetrics and Diseases
of women and children.
GEORGE Ross, NJ. D., Surgery: e
j. r. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Materie Medica.
9. B: HERNDoN, N. D., Physiology.
r. M. PuLLIAM NJ. d., Anatomy.
SPECIAL COURSES of lectures will be de-
livered By the regular Faculty.
and Children's Clinic, and Clinic for the Eye
Opportunities for Exercises in Diagnosis. and
and in Practical Chemistry, afforded the student
under careful supervision.
Attention is called to the advantages presented
Of the Diseases Of Warm Seasons and Climates,
constituting the larger proportion Of all the
diseases requiring the care of ihe practitioner In
the middle and southern states.
The Faculty, though not exacting attendance
on this course condition o the degree, are so
Impressed with its Importance to thorough pro-
fessional training that they encourage 1t by credit
and by employing the facilities for board under
their CONTROL as practically to enable The stu
dent to enjoy its advantages with trtftng add.
ton to the cost of the winter lectures alone. And
in view Of the provisions made in 1t for ele-
mentary instruction, they dispense with the requi-
sition of the years previous study with pre-
candidacy for the degree, to those who have other
wise compiled with the usual requirements.
For Announcement: with Details; or other In
formation, address N. L: JAMES, n. D;,
20s East Grace street. Richmond, Va,
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