\823 (jW*w( \'C\' J^f^ ^~ to*"4* W fr BOSTON, SEPTEMBER 1, 1829. The Subscribers propose to give instruction, in the various branches of a Medical Education, to such students is may place themselves under their direction. They have provided a room for the pupils, which will be open every day, Sundays excepted, from 9 o'clock, A. VT. till 9 o'clock, P. M. A course of study will be pointed out, the necessary books will be furnished, and examinations will be frequently made. The terms will be $100 for a year, $75 for six months, and $50 for a quarter. All payments to be made in advance. The students will, in addition to the private instruction, have the privilege of attending gratuitously, the Medical and Surgical practice, and the Surgical Operations at the Massachusetts General Hospital, during the period of their pupilage, and they will also have free admission to the Lectures on Anatomy and Surgery, delivered at the Medical School of Harvard University. Clinical Lectures on Surgery will be occasionally given. Board in respectable families in the city, may be had at three dollars a week. JOHN C. WARREN, GEORGE HAYWARDj ENOCH HALE, Jr. Hai 133 \ 4 * VI YCb$