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 The subscnbers have recently made some additional arrangements for the instruction of medicai
 students  A su.table room is provided, as heretofore, for the use of the pupils 5 the necessary books
 are suppüed, and a systematic course ofstudy is  recommended. Personal instruction is given to
 each pupil in each of the several departments of medicai knowledge.  Every facility is providêS for
 the cultivation of practical anatomy, which the present improved fetate of the law permits.  This de
 partment will receive the constant attention of one of the subscriBers.who will always give such aid
 and instruction as the pupils may need. x                             »■.
~^2^r^Hliee aéBásBlon to the '^^ on Anatomy, and on gmgayp.frthe Medi^cfiool
 of Hamrd ÜWwsrsity, and to ali the practice of the Massachusetts General Hospital: and generally
 they baveopportunity to attend private surgical operations.
   The termsajse, 100 dollars per annum j to be paid in advance.
                                                       JOHN C. WARREN,
                                                       GEORGE HAYWARD,
     Bostrn, Oetoòfr, 1835.                                 ENOCH HALE,
                                                       J. M. WARREN.
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