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POETICAL. WATCHING FOR PA. Three little forms in twi-light gray. Scalniug the shadows over the way: Six little eyes, four black and two blue, Lrimful of love and happiness, too. Watching for pa. 31ay, with her placid and thoughtf'L brow. ;entle face beaming with smiles just now; Wifie,'the rogne, so loving and gay, Stealiug s:y kises from siser 4ay, Watching for Pa Nellie, with ringlets of sunny hue, Oesily nestled between' the two, reaiug her cheek to the window pane, Wishing the absent one home again Watching for Pa. 0.bow they gaze at the passers-by' '"ee coeming at last." they gaily cry ; "Try again, my pets," exclaims mama, And Nellie adds, -rhere's the twilight star, Watching for Pa. Jack nods and smiles, as with busy feet Be lights the lamps of their quiet str eet ; That sweet little group he knows full well. May, and Willie, and golden haired Nell, rW?ifthlag for Pa. Soon joyous shouts from the window see , And eager patter of childish feet; Gay musical chimes ring through the hail, A manly voice responds to the call Sweilcome; papa. HUMOROUS. Sermon to Negro Sinners. West Alabamian reports the following sermon of a colored eaher, who rejoices in the title .of Maj :" .And now, my dear, dying and romoi-tal bredern and cistern. 1em me sa- dare is great trouble now in4sand-and you say what am it? 0 ! my dear young gemmene and mydear young cistern, an. my dc Ghristian friends, dar am troable for you and me, and de Lord only knows how it am to end. Whatn dat trouble, Maj ? Why do n'e ydu' tell dis dear remortal congregrashun-ah--what dat troizble isA-ah ? Well, I tell you -~4h--my young friends and( my old frienids-ah-of dis big trou bMwhich am on de land-ah. We iN~ow differently situated from what we was .a year ago-ah. FBegback man anid woman mi4ftam-caro of demseves-ah. No ;lace to keep your ol bald h fromtde rain-ah--and when dtw#~.icomes, cistern, no where to cover de little ones from de storni-a'h.' Some of you got sor ter- hones now, but no telin how 10 gwine to ~stay dar- -ah. Oh ! de little ones Lab lied in (Ie ookl, in somy place, for want ob a piece openread---h. DIs am ~part, 4t$irub1e-ah. But denl dagg~ng tady-no.i sus to W elher,t do right-she got hirehietNIf t,CSway from hcr folks and her mamny-ai. How many snare olhehtray froin de paf of reeitaides ;.nd so de poor' fools wand'er round from piller to anme$t!nAont mind,; de debbil .gityour* geberlastin, ~neber-dyig COfkjI dire is dat fne yon nigger man, lofin' about, doin' nofin, pitchin' waits on Sun day i' lholy Sabbat day rompied da -white folks pitchin'1 dollars afore de groeery-ah. Yes, I-kge1 iwhite man to pitch dol lara.-till he got so poor he had to bofow adollar to >ith,. and den1 he ran out credit dat way ;and he habto edme down to old hoss shoes. Take are, young nigger, de old debbil Is no specter'- of pussons h'sasoon Lab.you as a white may makes as good a fire in bell.'a de: biggest-, fattest white matW ?fde iand-ah" As mant of our readers are doubnss contemplating the pro priety ~ pgat.eing the holy b onds of wedile*ioine of whom m-y be deterred from the venture sole ly- by a want of the wherewith to pay the preacher, we take fr'om an~ exchagthe following anedot. 'which: suggests an easy escape j from their difficulties. We have no flotthat the amiable gentle men, whose. profe~ssion it is to tie thbe delicate . knot, could. in con sideration' of the hard times,be induced to take beans in lieu of nmoiAportable fees. Indeed, cow peas, fodder, or shucks migh t be used as a not unacceptable substi tute. 17~ think, yoimng man, .of getting a better half* for a bundle of shunks! Too g-ood, isn't it ? A WzomDIN FEE.-"Many and and m:any a year ago," how many, deponent saith not, a you thfulj couple appeared at the gateway ~ r~onsicre of a town not a re-t'apparing, lie wav d h1is hand to thie wait u (ai:si. the sae time calling, in sentorian tones. "Come along. he says he will take beans !" Guiding the steed to the (loor, the lady was receiv ecl by her woldl-be-lord. and soon :t he twain were made one flesh." and the minister was left in possessio1 of a goodly sutpply of beans. SALES, &c. VLUABLE LITX In the Town of FROG LEVEL. THE Sublscrl?er oYers forsale, positively, "- ctes of LAnd, in the aforesaid town, on w1bich there is at this time, a good dwelling holse. with three :0ood roon s, tw 0 b ick c:himn ev s, ,good1 itellr, meat honuze, s tale 1:( e1 i, :1so t Wo t ll' es tronin the strcet, 16, x 22., a:d rom; stu!!eieni on the street to ltild two or three ,large store houses. I will sell on reasonlale Term,-, and pyTIents m'e easy to an approved Iurcha.er. Jan 9 4t 2eow DAVID KIBLER. For Sale or Rent. The house and 'Firm in Newberry, now the property of Alo::zo J. White, Esq., and mnd formerly the residence.and property of Dr W. W. MeMorris. On the premises re a tine dweiling house, all necessary out buildings, and a fine well of water. In the arden and lot, there is also a fine selection f Fruit Trees. Attached is a Farm of Twenty Acres, more or less, recet tly cultivated, and well rained aud fenced. For terms apply at R. R. Depot. N. B. \IAZYCK, Agent. Jan. I ,3 tf. Agents Wanted 'n every county of North and South Caro ina, to eanvass and sell Lloyd's new doub!e ap of' North America on the face, and a ounty map of the United States on the tiek-covering 24 square feet of muslin, ~ith rollers, &e. Other agencies can be ven if desired. A geu:s make from 85 to 20 per day. Addreo, WARREN R. MA RSHIALL, General Agent LUoyd'; Map, >liumbia, S. C. Feb. 20 S 3t. Official Advertisements. PROCLAMATION! T y His Exce!!encyJJES LOR R, GoLvernor ni South Caro! ;na. Whercas information has eer.Ieommtunicated to this D)epartment that ser ies of outrages have been perpetrated n sundry persons, white and colored, in be Distr ict of Laurens, Greebnville, Ander on and Abbeville, by three desperate out oss, to wit' :-Brown, knowni as Texa't ron, by - Sullivan, of Laurens, and by |urLett alias Burkhmead, alias Wallace, -hrin the lives, of nuny persons have een threatened and the prope: ty of others iillaged ; and whereas it has been represen d that Eii::s Brow!, a freedman,bhas been urdered by thie two former : nd w'hereas e said Bro.'n con: mitned ani assautlt a nd~ attery on the aerson of Lewis Clark, a edlnan, with intent to kill, at Cokesbury,~ . C.; and whereas the said Brown, Ful inn nd lh::rke't, a Ias Wallace,' perpetra teda aring roibery upon Jessie French, a citi en ol G reenuille, S. C.; and whereas the id Brown atid Lurkett assaulted, with in et to kill,..sundry eldizens of Anderson istrict ; and whereas these desperate out ws have committed other nects of rapine, luder and outrage, and have thus far elmi. ed and avoided arrest by the civil authori is for their -man:fold erin:es: Now know ye, that I, JAMES L. ORR, ovrnor and Commnuder-ini-Chief in and iver the State aferesaid, do hereby off'er a ord of NINE UUNiiED DOLLAIRS ir the arrest and safe delivery of tie said rownf, Sulli an and Burket t in any j:ail in i<i State, or THREE UUNDR~ED DOL-h AES for either of them. All Sh:eriffs, Constables, Magistrates ar.d 1 other ofieers of the Siate, eivil and i!~ ay, are- he reby comm anaded anid required ase evm-t exertion to secure the arrest f the parties aforesaid, to the end that e laws of this State may be maintained ni these oatiuws brought to condign pun hment. a witness whtereof, I lrave bem .1 o sub sctiibed my name and1 caused the seal of tiOtate to he alixed, at the . s.] eity of Colu'mbia this twenty--econd da' of ? e-r*ry, A. 'D. 1 %7, and in the ninetyc-first ye:r of the indepen descet of the Ui..~ted States of Atieri ca. JAxMES L' UR!c, Governor. Ermsos Cm~r:ns, Secretary of State. Fb. 27 9 . So. Ca. Enrean of In-migration, C mn:svos, 2 st Februnary, 18S07. een appointed (Con nissionier, h:as been nstrcted by his Ex;celency, Governer Orr, organize the Bureami at the earliest pos ble ino:ienit. In a few days Agents will e appointed by the G3overnior to proceedl to c ope, whnose du ty it w ill be to indulce amingraton to our State, to dissemi nate uch information as mayv be Itunishecd them If lands for sale or lease, and to engage ci laborers, mechanics, servants and ither help, as may be desired by the in iabitants of the State. An Agent for the ae object will perhaps be sent to New ork. It would be desirable that our pen e furni'sh this Durean without delay with aforation how they desire to be served, idicting the kind of help they reqire, nd thme w'ages which thyare n illig to; av ; or a, description of the lands they ave for sale or lease, anid their terms and ondiins If coiinaithusl can be formed a the several Districts of the State for >nt action, it would pet haps facilitate mn-n al operations ; and where arrangements ai be made to dvance part of the pas age money of the laboring inmmigra nts, by e'epted orders to that efleet on anj of the tors or merchants of Charleston, it would to doubt greatly advance-the result. If the e people that favor this measure would ileet at their respective Court-lor.ses to onsult and indicate their wants, this Bu Legal Advcrtisements. STATE OF SOUTI CATZOLINA . In Lqi'y-Newberry District. John S. Renwick, Adni'r vs. Stephen Dugan, Sam. Dugan et al. The creditors of Ben Dugan, frecian, deceased, are required to renler and es ta,.lish on oath, their respective dein -ids before the Commnissioner on or before the first daY of Mav next. SILAS JOINSTONE, C.E.N.D. Comn's office, 1st Feb. 1867. STA T'E OF SOUTH CAROLINA. In Equity-cwherry District. James R. Sheppard vs. Mary E. Schurmipert and others. P,ill for iijunc'ion. &c. I he creditors of Honorias Sheppard, dec'd, are requested to render and establish, on oath their respctlive demands before the Com missoner, oh or before the firzi day of May, 1837. SILAS JOINSTONE, C. E. N. D. Com's-oflice, Feb. 1, 1867. 3mo. ?12 STAT OF SOUT I CAROLINA. In Equity-Newherrv Ditiice. Thos, S. B!air, Adm'r, v. Rebecca J. Thompson and others. The creditors of Thomas J. Thiompgon, dece.iei, are rcquired to render and estabs li-h on oath their resi ce ive, dem:n,ds be fore the Commissioner on or before the firzt day of April next. SILAS JOIINSTONE, c. E N. .. Com's office, Feb. 1st, 1867. 2mo. 8 RAILROADS. GENERAL SUl"rS OFFICE. CHARLLSTON, S. C., Nov 3, 1S66. PASSENGEt Train will run as follows. viz Leave uharle=ton...............S... a. in. Arrive at Columbia......... ..................5 2) p. m Leave Columbia.................................6.5' a. m . Arrive at Charles;on.............4.00 p. m TI!IOUGH MAIL TRAIN. Leave Augusta................ .50 p. m. Arrive at K ingsville............................1 15 a. M . Arrive at Columbia........................3 00 a in. Leave Columbia.. ......................2 00 p. m. Arrive at Xingsville......................5.40 p. M. Arrive at Augu ta.......... ............ ...12 night. Nov. 6 11 T FEAKE, Gen'l Sup't. Greenville & Columbia R. R. Passei;er Trains will run daily (Sundays except ed unti! further notice as follows: Leave (olubinia at.................7.15 s. m. S A t on at.... .......... . " "~ Newberry 03 Arrive at A bheville at -- 313p n 4 at Andlerson at 51 " at Greenville at . ' Leave Greenvale at6.0. . SAnderson at 6S " A bbeville at s3 "Newberry at -.~p n Arrive at As.ton at -24 " CoLMBI, . C, ov.5,10.4 road a6.-ollows Ariv at Columbia at......14> p." CHAR LOTATER&S.C RAIL ROAD. S1O and (fter WD.S A Y, on th insct rodta toos L ev oru baa..............1k.m Shortest,quickest mandonydrc route toug yEpesTant e NYork or! Baltimore! RihodadWashington Werflko andDewr. BaigmeChce thronExpeo Tanyin t. e Ticets good unt sed. ftethe olw ing. 29rontes:ritedet TihEmlow ng Wasthingtrongceueo Bashinne and B or,vathemor ot aniouharlnoairfoladDlwae BaggngeCh oike Nrth.t n pit Lee Clumia t .2 . OOn S,ariea Chrte 20 pm. Spe rotteent To Lav G reenboo,blDlers. Ri terote betwee. n Corimba Richmond,a 80 .i rietWashington anNeYokiat.0 arlt. Lnearrve atoNewmbor at0 p. m. aea Charlo. e .0p .Lae Cltte 3a. S.40ed. e, arrie ati Gebr Rat 2140a. m. theave RiGensboro, wil lDanvie ARairsn rad Satu3.0a. m.;rth arrivlo atihmon ea SchledCoumbi, BluelRidg Railroad Wfll enlevean Wahalla, Mony Wednesdays clock, a. mn.. connecting wvith tihe down Train of Greenv ille & Columbia Rai;roa'd. Will leave Wa' .alla on WedInesdays at o'clock, a mn. W. H. D). G AILL AIRD. Sept 20 Superintentient B It R R. SchediuleiLau.ens R. R. Ofliee Laurens R. R., { Laurenis '. HI., S. C., Feb. 7, 1Sd7. The following is the Schedule of the Laurens Railroad for the present, and will centir'.ue until further notie: Leave Laurrens C. HI., at t o'clock, A. M., ont MONDAYS, WEDNESD)AY'4 and FRI DAYS for Jalapai, where connection is made u itihUacks to Newberry, seven miles. Leoave Jalapa at 1 o'clock on T EESDAYS, TIIUiRSDAYS and SATURDAYS. Feb. 13 7 tf. J. CREWS, Supt. Laurens Railroad. Thie Freight on Corn, Cotton and Guano has been greatly reduced. ~Any person wish ing to ship will call on the Agent, Wmn. L. Boyd, at Laurens, or N. B. Knox, at New berry. Thbe cars are now running within 7 miles of Newberry, and will soon be run ning through. Freight will be received and forwarded from either enid of the road, with,. oo t detention. J. CREWS, Sup't. Feb. 1 03t. Agents Wanted For "THE HISTORY OF THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES-TR ACING ITS ORIGIN. CAUSES AND RESULTS." BY '* liON :IEX. Il STEPIIER And for THE LIFE, LETTERS AND SPEECHES of HlON. ALEX. HI. STEPHENS. By Henry Cleveland, Charleston Advertisements. Dn C. F. PANiNIN, Chlirest on, S. C. December 5 1 yr Wi ilkI,R IIRY G8flh1 IlUSE. The who'cssle l)rr Goods Business heretofore conducte!d in the name of JOiN G MILNRE & CO., Will hereafter be carried on in the name of Milnor,. Wilber & Martin, AT THJ OLD) STAND, 135 Meeting Street, CHARLESTON, S. C. Our house is now in receipt of a full and desirable stock of Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods, and we would invite our old friends and the trade generally to an examination (f our stock. FACTORS AND PLANTERS Will find it to their interest to examine our stock, as we aro prepared to give them every facility in our line to enable them to fill their orders and lay in their supplies. Orders carefully and promptly filled. Mr. WM. C. SMALL, late of the firm of CHAMBERLAIN, M1LER & CO., is with us and would be pkased if his friends will give him a.call. N. B.-Messr . NAYLER, SMITH & Co's Office can be found at our store [up stairs.] JOHN G. MIl,NOR, T. A. WILBER, novT 7 m J MARTIN. - IIotels. Central Hotel. From and afte'r this date, the "Shiver House," will he kn.own hy the above name. The patronage received by the present pro prie-tress has been so gratifying that she is determined to enlarge her business and give to it a distineUve th!le. The.travelling public will be accommo dated promptly anid well ; an unexception able table alvays be kept ; attentive ser vants will attend to individual wants, and iio effort be spared to preserve the repuita tion which the present management has en deavored to preserve. MRS. D. C. SPECK, Dee. 19 tC. Columbia, S. C. MILLS' HDSE CORNER QUEEN AND M1EETING STS, Charleston, S. C. This well knowvn tirst class Hotel has just been thorou.'hly repaired, refitted and re furnished'(, maln is ho w readyi for the acco . miodaticn of the travelling public, whose patronage is respectfully solicited. Coaches always in readiness to conver passengers t.o aind from the Hotel. Thle P'roprie:or promnises to do all in his power for the comfort of his gu;ests. JOSEPHI PURCELL, Nov 7 Proprietor. No. 103, East Bay, Cha rleston, S. C. ON T HE EUR OPEAN SYSTE H, The hoarder or lodger renting his room, arid eating where he p!eases. Attached to the house is a fine R ETAURANT where thre best of fare of any and! every kind, and at most reasonable rates, can be had. This plan is extensively caaried on in New York and is found to be most convenient, and particula rly adIapted to business men. The rooms are la rge, a ry :enrd well furnished, and every~ attention will be given to render satJact'on. May 9, 10-tI. Cornecr King- an d Socie(ty-St.. C'IJARLE:STON, S. C. Savage & Ellsign, P?roprieters. .Jesse L. Savage. - - Edwin W. Ensign. November 7 PAVILION HOTEL, Charleston. S. C. Tihe above pop,lar IIotel is open for thec accomnmodation of the Travelling Public. Ja r.pcr dy, $3.00 Mr's. L. IL. BLTTrFriLto, A.D1cTemr.m:ELI, Proprietress. Supelrrintendcrt, Novemnl)er 1 GHiARLE8STUN HUTEL, CIIRLESTON, S. C. TIlIS popular a'nrd well known Hotel has ben-newly furnished throughout by the present P'roprietor, who has been sixteen years connected with the establishment. W. WIIT E, Pr:orlturroI. . GEORmGE G. MIXER, Superintendent,I CHARLES A. MILLER, Cashier. April 4, 1866-14. WAVERLY HOUSE, 256, IN THE [END OF KING-STREET, CH ARLE30N, S.-C. THIS pleasantly located House b now epen for the accommodation of permanent and trans-. ient boarders. Mrs. A. J1. K E NEDT. L. A. RlUFF. July 25, 18G6. tf. Newspaper Notices. - Advertiser's, Read ! THE TRUE WITNESS, a Weekly Paper, (Jas. R. Jacobs, Business Agent,) is regu larly and gratuitously distributed to over a Thousand of the wealthiest and most intel ligent of the inhabitants of Laurens and the surrounding districts, and this over and above our large subscription list. Terms: 1 square, 3 mo., $,00 6mno. $9,00. Columbia Advertisements. JOHN C. DIAL, (Late ALLEN & DIAL,) Importer and Dealer in Engli:h and American HARDWARE AND) Cutlery, Iron, Steel, Nails, Castings, Mill Stones, B:ltin;g (;loths, Circthir Saws, Mill Irons, Sugar Pans, India Rubber& Leather Belting, Carpenters', Blacksmilths' an(1 Taunners' Tools, IIar<u ae. AgriCultural Inlp]lnients , Lime, Cement, Plaster, Paints. Oils, French and American Window Glass, Wu h olesaile ,Sw Bls Powder F"lask;s, Pou-der, Shot, ce. Wholesale & Retail, At the Sign of the GOLDEN PAD LOCK Columbia, S, C. November 7 Gm. C, F. JACKSON, Main Street, olumbia, S. C. (Next door to Messr J. & T. R . Agnew,) Has constantly on han d a full and well selected stock of Staple antd Fancy I R Y GOODS, AT GREATLY RED :ED PRICES. and persons visiting the city wall find it to their advantage to give Me a call. CA LICOES, from 12.Wc to 23cts. Alpaeas anid Poplius, from sue. to '75. Ladies Kid Gloves, $1 .(0. Break fast Sha wls, from 8i2.50 to 48.00). Ladies Cloth Cloaks, from 86.00 to 625.00 Hoop Skirts, from 81.00 to $4.00. Myq stock i.s too rarid to gqre a li.st in detail, but .sinply present the abore as a speei lm(n. C. F. JACKSON. Nov. '7, Omo. CORN, FLOUR, BACON, &c. 1000 BUS. W HITE CORN, 5 ' Mi.xed Corn, 1t Ilhlds prime Bacon Sides & Should'rs 10 B3ags R:Ingoon Rice, 5cm Ba rrels Suiper. Ext ra Flo urs, 50 Saeks Salt ( Liver pool,) To biater for Cot ton or Cash, Grain of all descriptions constamuly on hand. Orders promptly filled. DRO WNE & SCUIRMEl, Main Street, Volger's New Store. Columbia ,S. C., Nov. 1 18S0;. Nov. 7 45 6m. Graeser & McJunkin, Coimnission & Forwarding MERCHANTS, Grais Street. Columbia, S. (C. W'OULD respectfully inform their friends and the public generally that they willa 1ttendI personally to all business in trusted o themn. They will BUY COTTON ON ORDER OR SELL IT or any of' the PRO DUCTS OF THE COUNTRY, on as favor able te'rs as any house int the cityv. They are alsO p:epared to STORE or FORWARD Cotton, to be sold either in Charleston, New York, or Liverpool. Being f:enuili ir with all necessary details in relation to the Internal Revenue Tax, otton irnt to our care will be forwairded wihout delay. Planter's and others will find it to their nterest to entrust to us tihe transtction of heir business. C. A. GR AESER, W. S. McJUNKI. No v. '7, 1866 45-t f. -a DEALERt IN PL AIN-ST., (a few doors west of Main-st. COLUMBIA, S. C. Wholesale p urceh as er s, Schools, and Librar'ies supplied on Special Trms. Orders by mail attended to carefully and promptly at I .w York prices. Blank Books made to any pattern at low est prices. Nov 7 6mo. PHENIX IRON WORKS, COLUMBIA, S. C. .PROPRIETORS. ALL kinds of Mill Castings, (Saw and rist,) Railings for Houses, Garden, Grave ards, Sugar Mills, Boilers, Machine-Works and Agricultural Implements manufactured. rders are solicited and executed on cheap erms. M. GOLDSMITH, P. KIND. March 21, 1866-12-1y. Miscellaneous. $1,500 PER YEAR! wfwant agents every whert o sell our IMPROVED $20 Sewing Ma hines. Three new kinds. Under and up-s per feed. Sent on trial. Warranted .five ears. .Above salary on large commissions aid. The ONLY machines sold in the Unl ed States for less than $40, which are fully icensed by IIowe, Wheeler & Wilson, Gro er t Baker, Singer & Co., and Bachelder. All other cheap machines are infringements,a and the seller or user are liable to arrest, fine and imprisonment. Illustrated circuilars sent 'ree. Ad dress, or call upon Shaw & Clark,a at Biddeford, Maine, or Chicago, Ill. Philadelphia Advertisements S:MSON AND DELILAH, TUE STuoNG MAN SHORN OF STRENGTa. AN ESSAY FOI. YOUNG MEN, on the Errors, Abuses and Diseases incident to Puberty, by which Youth is robbed of its beauty, and Manhood of its power,-withi Reports on the best means of relief and cure. sent in sealcd lei'er civelopes, free of ch:ige. Address, )r. J. SKILLIN IIO(;HITON, h oward Association, Pli!a delphio, Pa. Jan. 16-3. m. P hil'ephi hiversity of Medicine and Surgery. ORGANIZED, 1848. Chartered by the L.:gislature, Feb. 26, 18.53 Amendments to Charter, Feb. 15 1860, and March 15, 1865. Two full sessions of Lecturcs each year, commencing the first of October, and con tinuing u':il April. The Dissecting Rooms are opetn, and private lectures and quizzes continue dnring the entire year. The first session continues until Christmas, or for three months, and the second until the first of April. or three months; the two ccnstitut. ing one full course of ketures. Examination of candidates for gi:duation will occur at the end of each 5CSSion. REQUISITES FOR GRADUATIO.-The re, quisites for graduation are three sessions of lectures, and three years study; or four ses sions, including two yetirs spent at the University. THE SYSTEM OF MEDICINE TAUGHT. The University is a liberal medical school, in which all branches of medicine and surgery are taught, including the preparatory studies, without regard to any sectarian views. Hence, while they deprecate the exclusive ness of Allopathy,Homeopathy, Eclecticism, Hydropathy, etc., they believe that all prin ciples of cure and therapeutical agents should be taught in all well-regulated medical schools, and that every intelligent, honest, and thorough practitioner is entitled to all the courtesies and privileges of the profes sion, without regard to his peculiar notions in therapeutics. FE.s .-The fees for a llbranches,including all the tickets, matriculation, and dissection, are $60 a session, or $120 per year. Those who purchase tickets only have to matricu late once, which makes the second session $55. including demonstrator's fees, or $115 for a full course. To aid young men of moderate means, the University has issued five hundred .arships. which are sold to first"cobree stu ats, for $75. and to second course students and clergymen for $50, each constituting the holder a life member, with the perpetual privileges of the lectures, and all the teachings of the school. The only additional fees are a yearly dissecting and maturiculating ticket, each of which is $5 THE ADVANTAGES OF SCHOLARSHIPS. The student bolding a scholarship can enter the College at any time during the year, attend as long as he chooses,and re-enter the Institution as frcquenitly as desired. It requires no previous re:ading or study to enter the University on scholarships, hence all private :uition fees arec saved. Students, by holding scholarships, can prosecute other business a part of the time. The candidate for graduation can present himself at any time, and receive his degree as soon as qualified. In case a student should hold a scholar ship and not be able to attend lectures, it can be transferred to another, thus prevents ing any lo>s. Parents, guardlians or friends of students wi,hing to purchase scholarsbips for them, a year or more before their attendance at the Universiy, can secure them by advancing one-half the pr ice, anid paying the bahanc when the stu:lent enters. Physicians and bencvolent men c.an bestow great benefir upon poor young mean, by pre.en tinug them) a scholarshIiip, and thus enuabling them to obtain ani honors ole profession. lTE Rt-GULAn FACULTY. James 31eClintock, A M.. M D)., Profes sor, of the Principles and P'ractice of Sur gery. Win. Paine, M.D., Professor of the Prin iples and practise of Medicine and Pa tho logy. C. S. Gauntt, A.M., M1 D., Professor of hemi-try, Phatrmacy, and Toxicology. E. G. Dalton, A.M., M.D., Professor of Physiology. H. J. Dioucet, A.M., M! D., Professor of. Miateria Medica and liierai,eutics. A . Rt T boms, M D., Professor of Anaos my, General, Special, Microscopical, and Pathological. Joseph S. Longshore, M! D., Professor of bsterics, and Diseases of women and Chil, ren.. E. D. iEnchman, M.D., Professor of Mis nor surgery. PRoFEssors OF SPECIAL BRANCHES. A. Livezey, A.M., M.D., Professor of Clinical Medicine. J. S. Longshore, M.D., Professor of Clini al Obstetrics. F. A. You Mloschrzisker. M!.D., Professor f Dike.ises of the Eve and Ear. Rt. H. Kline, M D., Professor of Malig nant Diseases. L. O!dshue, M.D., Professor of Urine-Pas hoogy. L. iLkens, M1 D., D.D.S., Professor of D.ntistry. C. Murphy, M.D , Professor of Medical urisprudence. W . M. Cornell, M! D., LL.D., Professor f IIygienie and Physical Culture. R. B. WVeaver, A.M, M.D., Demonstras or of Anatomy. G. W. Marriott, M D., A M., D.D., egistrar and Superintendent. NEW BOOKS. P.uxx's PascIJcE 0or MEntc1xx.-The ork is no0w cOmplete. It is a royal octavo f one thousand pag'-s, and contains a ful escription of all diseases, including those >fsurgery, and of women and children, to. tethuer with their pathology, history, sym-. omns, and treatment, and is claimed to be ne of tihe most complete, elaborate, and xtenusive works upon these subjects ever ssued from tie Americani press. Price, $7; ostage 50) cents. NE~W Scroot REtmEDES.An octavo, con aining a full description of all the concen rated and new remedies used by all schools f the profession, and a complete alphabet cal mueteriai medi-ca. Price, $5. To those who order both books, $10, postage pro aid. [UNIRSITY ,yOURNAL OF M~EDICINE ARD SUR&ERY. A Semi-Monthly Journal of Medicine. Suir gery', Physiology, Hygiene, and General Literatture, devoted to the Profession and the People. The cheapest medical paper in the world, ublished every two weeks, at the Univer ity Building, Ninth Street, south of Wal ut. 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