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CHICAGO MARKET.

IHIcAB0, April T.
Fnur-Quiet and unchanged.
wheat-Dal, lower and unsettled cinsng weak; No.
spring 81 "a al %; No sprisgl ~ sii spot and April
81 25I May; No; > ~ u,
Corn-Dnll and Low e., No. mixed sl,c cash and April
64l a64Ec May.
0ats-Dull and lower. No. 2 age spot; 46;c May.
Rye-Steady; No. 2 92a93ie.
Barley-Duil and lower: No 81 SO al co. No J. 81 u
Pork-In fair demand but at lower RATES and unsettled
cash held ont Of market nomnay sle 50 May; closed
sI6 20: June els IS.
Lard-Iregular and closed firm; % co spot; 50 Is May
Bulk Meats-Firm; generally ic higher shoulders 81
81: clear rih, SIC; clear, sic loose and spot
Bac0n-Quiet and steady.
Cattle-Dull: prices weak with lower tendency Sale
fair choice steers IS 90 CO. extra Sc 90 az 2 Texans
50 Esd 90 corn fed Texans IS 90.
Hoss-Active; prices firm and higher at IS Ooa5 IS 70
common to choice; extra quoted at IS co.
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A z. & A. III.

Wy WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No. Ts A =. & A.
w NJ meets ut their Hail. third story Of Weeks
Building the Levee on "wednesday night on or before
the Fu Neon in each month"; and every two weeks there
after. L. L. OhlON, W. NJ.
C. W SHGEvE ScC'y
SMITHTOS LODGE. No. l. A. +. & A. NJ, meets at
their Hall in Highland Friday night before the
Full Moon and every two weeks thereafter. Visiting
Brethren cordially invited
LEWIS WELLINGTON, W. VI.
CHAs T.. Fox, Sec.
AASONIC-Trny LUdge No S., A. F. and A. Masnns
Meet their Hall Monday evenings, before the full
Moon each month"; and the second Saturday night there
after. &. q. BRIDGES, W. NJ
JAMES n. TRAST Secretary.
wATnESA LODGE Ne. e. a F. e. A. NJ meets at
their Hall in WathenR every rst and third Saturday eve
ming. ). HATCH, W. Nj.
AUG. MILLER Sec.
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noyIPu.N COUNTY DIRECTORY.

rnd.. Cd Judicial District-P. L. HURBARD.
Cg1ntv ConIrniSsiansrs-IEssE W JONES 'oeArh iiAi
,1y CHlRIEs KFAESET
SIs,if-THoNAsJ J. VhNpEEsiIcE
T-s.uror-RORERT TRACY.
tt"S-,y Clfrk-CHAEIRs RAPPELfE-
-, Clerk-FRANH RRovN.
T-,ry Artorney-DAvID VI. JOHNSTON.
TIsis Judre-RoBRRT WILKINSON.
p.5ssr II Deeds-AIIEET HAzEN-
ks....r,t,pdent Of Public Insiruction-D. d. ROSE.
sSrr.,,ypr-HEXRY WILSON Deputy, EDWARD T. REESE
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I. o. o, f.

-. I. o. o. F.
IN WHITE CLOUD IODGE No. G. !. o. Of
O. F. meets at Odd Fellows Hail. second
,r of Van BuskiTks Building Main Street, every Sat
Sv evening at o'clock Brothers in good standing are
'"'oi'l! 'H''''o CHARLES CAIN, y. G.
gN NJ HARRls r. 4.
TROY CITY LODGE. No 3s. I. o. o. F. meets every
TUESDAY nj hi in their Hall OVER C. Lelands store Troy
KansaE II L. hIADAhoI ~ u
q W SrRAHAN RS
HIGHLAND LODGE. No. 81. !. o. q. F.. meets every
SUNDAY night in the room Myers Clcses Durg
Store Highland Kansas. r. j. CLOSEr N U.
Z B. GArCHEI- X. s
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g Patrons of HuSbandry. ~

SUMMIT GRANGE T. OF II. MEET in the KpPel
Schol House ON the frat and third Thursday nights Of
esoh maRth. j. T. MlDER, Master
J. ERsKIN, Secretary.
CENTRAL GRANGE. "" 466 meets every Saturday
RfirrnoOn I o'clock, in tn. Odd Fellows Hail. Troy
Visiting brethren will be welcome.
JOHN NJ. TRACY, Master.
THOMAS HESsHALI- Secretary
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Severance, Feb. o, lsTAd.

Price Raid Soldiers call and get your scriF
essneo- VIII collect all kinds Of Govsrnnent Csims
bountss &C. Agent for Phonix Fire 1nsursne'
justice Of the Peace: Notary Public; Re-. -
Ew sTRATroN.
Douiphzn, Kss.
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WHITE CLouD-The City election in White Cloud. on
Monday. resulted follows: Mayor, Joshua Taylor
Council John S. Hook, Thomas Bradley, John H. Lynds
John W. Harpsteri ]. F. Maucki Police Judge, William
Faira From this result 1t would that they bad LEFT
the Sol Miller" issue out for once.
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FOr 1ny Uni ub;cb snpIy only 70 regular advertising
above az cards q fines or less, IS year
md 5.n, ssd . pen
Ons Sooss viii be charged % Per cent s,Fs sn
ss;s Advertisements and personal coln""AiS AS'A'''
tCSss IOes Of solid EOnrsreil make one square an
Esn n bslfa square and over. are counted ~ Ai
sqasre requiring to be certified 70, win Dc
IA cost Of certifying in addition to the regular
ris embellishments must be paid for invariably in
WORK of all kind. done On short po S S, n
- Z, The times viii admit AL SoO "oiA mus " P-'1
~ hen taken from the office
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PocKErBooK FouSD-On a road leading south west
from Savannah large pocket book containing valuable
papers which Indicate the owner to be s. II. Gilmore,
probably of Doniphan County Kansas. Tie owner can
have the upon applying at this Office being denti
fed and paying for this notice-4ndre1r County, No. Re-
f1tblieaD
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Iowa TowSsBP.-The following ia the result Of the
election In Iowa Township Tuesday Trustee. John A.
Chapson; Treasurer John Moore; Clerk B. N Forbes
Justice Of the Peace to ill vacancy william FairsIl;
constables, Charles O. Davis Charles Z. Fox, Lewis
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Patreu. ofHa.basdry.

havinS received a commission % County Deputy for
DoiPhan County ready attend to all the duties of
zoe once such organizing Oranges &C. and VIII
pleasure in answering al questions relative TO the
and its work and in giving necessary Instructions
ny postohcs address s Eden AtchsOn County Kansas.
JOHN l. BLAIR
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H This dreary Spring weather makes one sigh for the
sunny cline of Italy And the sunny CLINE Is not the
l handy thing peculiar to Italy In the cline Of
Italy you hire bravo for two cents to sssassnate
You hate while in this miserable country you may
offer a fits dollars simply to bust fellows head
and ten TO one he will decline the Job
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city is happy and has be- She Is the sister
of B. K Bruce the colored Senator from Mississippi and
he just her $50 which she has in bank And
vet she doesn't her much at poor white trash
but bears her blushug houOrs with becoming mndes.
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Cir ELEcnoS.-Thers but one ticket in the field
at our city election Monday The following L. the
suit Mayor Cyrus Leland, Jr.; Council Frank II. Tracy
j. Frank Ko,sch, Abram JETS. n. B. Wood George W
Strahsn Police Judge p. s Soper
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TOWNSHIP ELEc1IoS.-The election in Centre Township,
on Tuesday resulted follows: Trustee H C. wykert;
Treasurer VIM II. Shepherd Clerk, d. p. Carpenter;
Cons&bles Lewis Mert-and for the second Constable
the vote was tie between WIN. E. Bowen and Mordecai
Johns
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" The correspondent at Geary City must send us his
II does MI the hill for him to say, IF
qure nv name write me- and will give it," We have
established rule and cannot send special invitations
to correspondents furnish their proper names.
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DR., WHITTIER,


617 st. Charles Street, st. Louis, No.,
all Venereai, sexual and Chronic Diseases
than any other Physician In St. Louis. city papers
show.
syphilis, GonorrbGa, Gieet, Structure,
Orchitis, Hernia, or Rupture, all Urinary
Diseases and syphilitic or mcrenrial a6 Fec
ti0n. of the throat, skin or bones, are treated
with unparalleled SUCCESS, latest scientific princi
pies
InPsieney, the result Of ssif-abu in youth.
sexual excuses In maturer years. other causes,
and which produce some Of the following effects:
nsrrousness, seminal eHssi"ns ds6iiity dinness Of
night defective memory, pinp!es on the face physie7l
decay duerdon 70 society cf females confusion Of ideas
loss Of SEXUAL potcer etc, rendering marriage i'm
proper or n. unhappy, are permanently cured d.
sealed envelope. for two postage stamps.
Dirsses peculiar 20 wemen, such as Amen
whites ChIOrOsis Diseases and dsplaeements Of the
Womb Sterlfy ETC., successfully treated. Descrip-
tive pamphlet sent senled for two stamps Age with
experience can be relied upon II is scifevideut that
Physician treating thousands Of cases every year.
acquires great skill Physicians, knowing this, fire.
auently recommend persons To my care Conuden-
teal con ultaton personally by letter ee and in
vited When Il Is inconvenient n visit the city for
treatment medicines can be sent by express ar mail
everywhere C1rable cases guaranteed; where doubt
Pm. Sundays. IL u To r. NJ. PTsons arririn2 n
the city any hour may direct 70 the cfes II at
The estsblishment IA whole house of tw elve rooms)
IA the tcst extensive In the ocuntry. embracing Re
ception and Consultation rooms Boarding and Sleep
Ing npartments; Medicated vapor Baths; Q compre-
hensye Laboratory. where all medicines used in the
establishment are prepared; and most important ot
all the Library, where the old and latest standard
works Of ali the schools nf medicine are found also
Anatomical Plates life size and cnlored to life Illus
tratua diseased conditions which have been procur
ed from Paris France regaTdess Of erpense ana nSs
Library thrown wide open TO all Callers Address
as dbOre- h"ri'-
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HieHLASp-rhe following officers were chosen Tues
day. WELD the desnes of the city of Highland tn,
next year: Mayor. A. b. Bayess Councilman Charles
Fox p C. Gser +. Amsbury, John F. Shields z S Ir
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II The following ohOers were elected in Washington
Township Tuesdays Trustee, Peter ManviIle; Trees
urer Lyman Mash loves sio7s); Clerk J. Mitchell
Constables Johu Gerardy, Roserf Mcpherson.
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" Dr. H. F. Macy. Of the vicinity Of White CiOud, ID
preparing to remoy. to ST. Joseph where he and J.
Weeks establishing Western Agency for the sale O
Russelrs Massillon Threshing Machine.
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wKIHESL-At the wathena city election Monday the
following the rssnlt Mayor. obediah Craig; Coun
Gil Frank Thert Peter Dieter, H. A
Harding A. J. Selover; Police Judge, Z. F. Dixon
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II Elwood on Monday, elected the following city Off.
Gers: Mayor, Vim. LIKE; Council Robert Smiley Robert
White, Charles McGee. Henry Wilson, Benjamin Scott
he latter two coored en); Police Judge Allen Porter
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Y h. W. Shaw Of white Cloud, has purchased an IN
terest in J. Lahmer dry goods store and the rrn now
Lahmer Shaw. They both good men. snd deserve
large patronage
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Ms,ey. Msneyn

Money 70 build house, money 70 In basiness money
for any purpose on long time and easy terns for in
Missouri Kansas can be obtained every Saturday Of
the s. Joseph Buiding Company the St Joseph and
Kansss Loan and Building Company. For further par
tieulsrs apply In person by letter to J. Street
President or l. Mclean Secretary Francis strest
Oper. House building; or Henry Boder Jr Director
Troy, K.nsas tanlyi.
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u We had a somewhat unusual Easter Saturday
night heavy sRow-stnrm ragged, with the accompani-
ments If thunder and lightning; and Sunday morning,
there were several inches Of the ground The
weather since has been cloudy, cold and raw.
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Notice for Divorce.
Sherif,s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS. lss
nowrpuAx CorrvTY o

BIAIE Ut kAN6ASI fcQ
DoxIPHAx CouxTY
In The District Court for Dmiphsn County State Of Ksnsss
o~s, L.ny Plaintiff
Andrew Hines 4
Catharine Hines Defendants.
AyoIIcE s bsrsby given that VIII the sab asy Of
IL Aprl A D. IsIl at the hour cf Q o'clock Z. \
Of I'D day q the north door of ths Couyt Hoass c
City Of Troy IN Doniphan County sss. e ksnsss 80
ssie public auction. for cash Ne toLio.2g 80
Ter Of section thirty.tso. On n to.pseP sse ~ 80
twenty-five. % 3 Doetpbsn COY: . u "a sssrsd
far ala % s ssss ddsr fos e.:h 2 s,:fy css
seeklsS. e.-,s1 n he sszie II KHDsss N sssee
o.eD LILY 5 pisissi md Asdss~ Hsss g u nv
&C.. ei, uDder ms h..d this 18th ds5 Of March, a
is7L ruor.sJ ]. vANpERsLIck
$40 ef DosiphsA csa.sy.
Pr's 81. sse
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Affachment Notice.

Attachment Notice.
BEFORE Leonard smith, Justice of the Peace In and for
Iowa Township Doniphan County. Stste Of Kansas
Jane. 2. Payne. Plaintiff
william Collier. SDefendant
N the 18th day Of March, 1874 said Justce ssued an
order Of attachment I'm the above action for the sum
of two hundred and eghtythree dollars and
enta said cause win Sc heard at the office Of .sid Jus
tee In Highland at 10 o'clock A. NJ Of Saturday April
'1' JAMES B. PAYNE Plaistif.
B. 4 sEAvEa. Attorney.
March e6 1e7s-3u. Prsfee' -
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yAzzID.-At s. Joseph, Tuesday. the It'll inst. Mr.
Thou,s Dsversaax % Mss Rosa Steele dsugher Of Judge
HArry Ssssle both d this Township.
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II large lot Of Constables Sales and Justices Sub
penas In civil actions just printed and for sale at this
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kYN not subdue, and no lamexess which IL will
E1ET not cure. This is strong language, but 1t
sSSH-t ia true. 1t has produced more cures Of
Ekpsr2~ rheumatism, neuralgia Iockjaw, palsy,
sprains swenes cakedbreasts scalds burns salrheum
earache &C. the human frame and Of strains spav
In CALLS &C. upon animals in year than have all other
pretended remedies since the world began 1t is
irritant allheang pain reever Crpples throw away
their crutches the lame walk poisonous bites rendered
harmless and the wounded are healed without scar 1t
is humbug The recipe published around each bottle
II is selling article before sold and sells be
it does just what pretends do Those who now
suffer from rheumatism pain swelling deserve tn suffer
if they will not Centaur Liniment More than 1000
certificates of remarkable including frozen limbs
chronerheumatism govt running tumors &c. have been
received. We will send circular containing certificates
the recipe &c. gratis tn any requesting it. One bot
tie of yellow wrapper Centaur Lnimen is worth hun
dred dollars for spawned sweened horses and mules
for screwwrrm in sheep Soek-owners-this lniment Is
worth your attention. No family should be without Gen.
taur Lniment Sold by all Druggists per bottle;
large bottles sI.Oo J. Rose Co., S, Broadway, New
York.
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AGENTS.

D,Trs 4 LOCKE "a Park Row.
~ ~ HrTTFSGILL CO. 81 Park Row
= AND
GEORGE P POWELL CO. 70 r Srx G YOTi e ~" ''
SETrTrEID STsyE St Louis.
COX COBuRN Co., Chicago.
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received from the New York manufacturer and VIII
500 at from 70 to 30 espts pcr roll CAL and examine
:" yourselves BlcKFoRD q sxc1AIa
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F.rwers, Hear We:

For9crss Near 1cs
VIII Mann has received another invoice Of the best Col
lars that ever landed in the State Come and them
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~ White Coal Oh a. BrcnokD & srcLAns,
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ws-za-ty ouitcl.,n and Mortgage pssds sor sale
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ST. Louis MARKET.

y Pure Cider Vinegar. at B,cksOrD sxcuArr's.
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CeRfaur Linimenf.

There Is no pain which the Centanr Lin
iment will not relieve, no swelling II will
not subdue, and no lamexess which 1t viii
not cure. This Is strsng language, but IL
is true. It has produced more cures Of
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-08-02
ct. MARY'S DOMINICAN ACADEMY
III GREENvILLE, LOUISIANA.

This FMS itution offers peculiar advantages TO young
ladies o receive solid and useful education
1t is situated about 70 miles from New Orleans,
the Carruton Road, in one of tho most healthy SEQ
tons of the State
The Academic Year commences on the First Monday
In September and terminates on the last day OF June
I nc Sessions of five months each
Pupils entered during Session will be char ged only
for such a portion of remain. NO reduction
viii be made those who may be withdrawn before
the expiration of the Session, unless in case OF sick
The Institution AIDES street will be prepared to
receive limited number OF boarders on and after the
8 of October.
Address, for particulars Superioress st. Marys Do
runican Convent, Pastor OF st. John the Baptist
Church au2I IL Iy
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INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
Corner ST. Philip and Galvez streets,
New Orleaps.
And Bay ST. Louis, the Sea Shore.

The government throughout this establishments 10
mild and parental The pupils meyer eparated from
their ReGreaton, table, doTmtores are
the same for all. snort, everything tends to
mote aectionate union between the Sisters and the
Young ladies intrusted 10 their mOtherly care.
The is thorough and solid and in harmony
with the REQ society The comprise
an both English FRENCH all the branches of know
ledge the present day. Each language
taught nv natives respective countries as TO IN
correct pronunciation ,,,..,.
The academicaI year closes with public exhibition
ard distribution premiums to which parents are I'D
vited. ..
Education the object of special attention ane
solicitue Governing those placed under their charge
by tie Sisters of ST. Joseph eEdea
vor to nculcate principles of solid piety, require the
strict polite and amiable ana
instil feelings respect and ae ton towards pareh
Pupils of all denominations are admitted; ,.
NoTA.-During the bathing season, the Bosrdin2
School the Bay ST. Louis, where the oSoers
of St. Joseph have hourshing academy.
=. TERMS-To be paid in advance, "a follows; M
Washing, -. ~ oo
Rntra ~ W
Music Lessons and use Acknowledgement "a 90
Drawing Lessons
Pastel oil painting according TO tho number OF pnpb
Needle.work in all is varieties, golden embroidery
artificial 6owers taught the boarders without eAt:h
For particulars address, 'Superioress of the
Academy of the Ssters of ST. Joseph, Box 1911 New "
'o~N'' vi - " THOMAS LAYTON.
po3d q Iy G. ID. ELDER Agent.
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PRoDIGIoUs MENTAL FEAT.-Mr. Rosen =
thai, the celebrated French chess player.
recently performed at Paris another OF
those surprising mental feats for WHICH he
ia 80 famous. He played at the Palais
ROYAL twenty seven games of chess at once
With that number of tue best French and
foreign chess players. II was stipulated
that MIR. ,Rosenthai should have only one
minute for each move, passing along the
twenty seven tables in order or course,
each of his antagonists had time to study
ffis}pame while MIR. Rosenthal was busy at
the other twenty six tables. 1t is quite
unnecessary to point out the mental strain
of keeping thus in mind so large NUN Der
of games at once, during the time they
lasted, which was from nine O'Clock AT
night until two O'Clock IN the mornlps'
ne result was marvellous. Mr.. Rosenthal
won twenty three games, three were drawn,
and he lost only one, which was gained by
a Hungarian player.
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EFFECT OF LECTURE ON HATs.-A
lecture was given on Hats" says an
Irish exchange The speaker, who was
phrenologst, argued in favor of man
betraying character by the manner III
which he used his head gear, and, doing So
he demonstrated that those OF bellicose
turn of mind placed thriI hats on one side
of their heads (the soldier for instance), IN
order that the hat might touch the most
actively Developed part OF the brain,
namely couIhatlveErss. In" proud man.
too, he continued, would naturally wear
his hat we'll on lis forehead, resting it thus
upon the apex OF the parietal bones, be
meath which lay the organ of self esteem
And, continued he, the benevolent man,
the person who loves his fellow creatures,
the being who delights in acts of kindlinfes,
wears his hat ON the back of his head IN
order that it may rest on the upper portion
of the frontal sinus, where is situated the
organ of benevolence and generosity.
When the audience left the hall, two
thirds of them had suddenly betaken them
selves to wearing their hats on the extreme
back of the head. Scarcely man was
present who had not set up for generous,
benevolent, high minded individual on tue
sDOt.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-08-02

The manufacture ut cast iron nails ana
shoe pins is peculiar To the South o'anorG
hire fEngD district, although, cuTiously
enough, the demand for one description
known as lath nails. is almost entirely Tor
scotland. The am Ilest nail made is inch
in length. and Of these a good workm
will mould upwards of $780, in day:
The largest measure "a inches long, an anu u
thaee a good davis work is about So ,OOO
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EDUCATIONAL.
,HARKTY HOSPITAL MEDICAL COLLEGE
OF NEW ORLEANS.
SESSION OF 1s74-'75.


FACULTY:
ID. WARREN BRICKELL, NJ. D..
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women.
SAM'L chopin, NJ D..
of Principles Surgery and Clinical Surgery
NJ SCHUBERT. Nj. D.,
Professor of Operative and Orthopsdic Surgery.
G. BEARD, NJ. D.,
Professor of Ophthalmic and Aural Surgery.
j. DICKSON BRUINS. NJ. D..
Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicine.
SC SCRUGGS, NJ. D.
Professor of Therapeutics and Clinical Medicine.
w. II. FORD, NJ. d,
Professor of Normal and Morbid Experimental Physi
ology and Clinical Medicine.
HID SCHMIDT, NJ. D.,
Professor of Histology and Pathological Anatomy.
A. w. PERRY, NJ D..
Professor of Medical Chemistry.
F. LCEBER, NJ. D..
Professor of Descriptive Anatomy.
WARREN STONE, NJ. D.,
Professor of Surgical Anatomy.
ADJUScTS:
c. II. TEBAULT, NJ. D.,
Adjunct to Chair of Obstetrics and Lecturer on Diseases
of Children.
j. j. CASTELLANOS, NJ. D.,
Adjunct to the CHAIR of Clinical Surgery.
LIZ. SALOMAS. Nj. D.,
Adjunct to the Chair OF Operative Surgery.
c. KNoBLAUCa, NJ D..
Adjunct to Chair of Pathological Anatomy.
W. r. vaudeville. ID,
Adjunct to Chair of Anatomy.
And others
The regular session will begin the first Monday In
November. and continue until the first Monday in
nrbn in adyanee Of yernar session '0
Entire Course, including Matric &c
Fees payable in advance.
| d. w. Bk1CKELL, M. D., Dean.
| 20 Box 1873. jy5 I'm