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  Ofers to the public thc following Courses, viz 1  
  Agricultural, Mechanical, Engineering, Civil Engineering, Classical,  
  Normal School and three Scientific Courses, ea:h of which covers four  
  years in the College proper and leads to a degree.  
j   Its faculty contains twenty·nine professors. Its gronds, buildings  
_ to and equipments represent $450,ooo in value. Its laboratories, Chemical,  
rx   Physical. Biological, Botanical, Geological, Physiological, Mechanical,  
1 and Electrical are the largest and best in Kentucky.  
5 = Each Legislative District is entitled by law a free tuition, room  
  rent, fuel and lights for four properly prepared students in the college  
  proper, aud to an equal number in the Normal Department, Alumni of   __
  other colleges in Kentucky are entered in post-graduate courses. For  
{ catalouge and other information apply to ]AMEs K. PATTERsoN, Ph.   “
i L D,, L. L. D., President of the College., Lexington. Ky.   S.
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I , lege of Kentucky. Most thorough, reliable and highly-reconi-  
. A ¤ mended school of Shorthand in Lexington.   ,,,.
, , Taught by a practical court reporter.  
I Devoted exclusively to the training of gg;
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  Expert Stenographers.  
_ A |_g,Special rates to matriculates of the State College.