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nLEs Second Lecture, on Anatomy ard Physiology. viii be
teuvered This wednesday, Evening 2i ~ O'Clock.
The Lecture viii be illustrated OF splendid diagrams
Of The full SIZE Of the Human Subject.


On THURSDAY EVENING. 81 inst, at 8 o'clock. Prof.
REID, wildelrc his Nuth Lecture Ch2mlstJy applied
The Mechanic Arts and Manufactures, with
rimentHi illustrations.


FRIDAY EVENING. 9th ns:. ia O'Clock Mr.. T. Jos.
Inns Ciass Chemistry meets.


SATURDAY EVENING, 25h inst a; 715 o'clock. the De.
bsrng Glass will meet for the discussion OF Literary und Scien'
titc subjects


And on the First and Third TUESDAYS of every month
will be held Conversational Meetings Tor the Investigation of
Subjects competed with tho Arts and Manufactures.


Tickets for the Cause Of ectur including Casse &c. 81
For tie Course Anatomy and Physiology eone s and or
Single Lectures - To menIs OF the astute, III.
Lectures are Terms Membership, which crevs prvi-
leces in the school, Library and Reading :,oom 81 Initiation
Fee. md 50 Annual dues u. l.. BaRtlTf, Ac:uGry.


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