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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

Great American Rentedy.--Vauelns Great
American Remedy, the Vegetable lihonlriptic Mixture
Is the PannCea Of the day In lis medicinal proper
ties ii far srpasscs all other preparations No one RENE
y in this country Europe sells 10 so large amount
and may safely that no one remedy has So many
believers IN lis individual virtues The whole course 0
this article as been succession of victories The pendcC
of tile million against secret preparations has heen over
comG the pre- jdiCc also against ONE UNIVERSAL remedy
has been overcome ard this celebrated mixture is the
most important of all the patent medicines known II /,
said that peculiar its combination that II I've lied
in all cases no matter what the disease Is. See
columns for advertisement call upon Agent for Pamphel
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

Wistar's BaIsnm OF VIII ChtFIy.- TIC gTtlI
success attending he Of this Balsam in Pulmonary dis
eases having naturally attracted the attention Of phys
clans aud others, various opinions and surmSts have
arisen with regard to its component parts some have sup
pOssed it contain odins, others Mercury Sc., and 10
such substances they attribute It's extraordinary efficacy
Such opinions hciug entirely erroneous and calculated To
prejudice many persons against tie medicine. we pledge
ourselves that contains nothing Of the kind, or any thing
the least Injurious on the contrary, II composed princl
pally of extracts from the MOSS 0FlCE.AND, WILD
CHERRY, and the PINE of our NORTHERN laiitudcs.
0.5sSeo advertisement. lm51
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
ANIMALS FOR 1850;


BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
TENHE SOUVENIR GALLERY.-a large and
Z beautiful Annual, splendiily illustrated with
fine Steel Engravings aud richly bound;
The FLORAL KEEPSAKE, bound in new and
superb style, and illustrated by l0O.Gne engra-
wings;
The RoSEMARY-etegahdy illustrated by Ia
Steel Ensraengs:
The WOMEN OF THE SCRlPTURES-splehdidly
illustrated by IL Steel Engraving, and an lila.
rtfinated Frontispece;
SCENES IN THE LIFE OF THE SAVIOR, with
Is illustrations OH Steel, ard illuminated Title
Page:
SCENES IN THE LIVES OF THE AP0STLESi
illustrated by 10 splendid Steel EngraSihgs;
Tie MIRROR OF LIFE, with IL illustrations on
Steel 81 richly bound in u new and chaste style;
The Lady's Gift, The Friendships OHeringS
| The Garland. The Ivy Wreath,
The Snow Flake; Young Lady's Offering; Tho
Amarantl, aud many other Annals and Pre-
sentaton Books--beautilully bound aud Illus
trated Also-a large variety Of beautiful JU-
| VENtLE KEEPSAKES, elegantly illustrated
and richly bound in various styles,
Just received aud for sale at The Book Store OF
| JOHN L. TUTHTLL,
opposite ShGGer's Hotel.
J Norefnber 3d. 1919 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

Arabian Liniment.-CelebratG as the Arabs were
centuries ago in the healing art many Of their prenara
tons were of great worth aud amazing virtue H. G Far
rell's celebrated Arabian niment s composition OF hal
sans from plants aud aromatic peculiar 10 Ara
ba aud it was by The of The articles composing this
great medicine that The wild Arab of the desert per
formed such miraculous cures II is equally good for man
aud hcue therefore Is hailed the greatest blessing Of
the age. See advertisement sw5I
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

RELioloUs NoTIcE.-Regulnr services Of the
Baptist Church will hereafter be held in the Court
House, at II o'clock in the morning, and at early
candelight in the evening, ou Sabbath days.
Rev Mr. CoURTNEY, Pastor.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
Notice is hereby given

TO all concerned that the final accounts and vouch-
L ers thereto of the Estate of JACOB CLAY
POOL deceased have been filed by Wesley and Isaac
Claypool. Administrators thereof, for inspection and
settlement, at the next Term Of the Cour of Common
Pleas. ANY person interested may file written ex-
ceptions to any item thereof
Jantiary IL, 1850 3w36
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
JOHN n nNurnAuaH.

WIlL attend % the settlement and collection Of
w claims IN Fairfield and adjoining counties.
OFflCE-Tallmadgo Block, Second Floor.
Lancaster, Januaty4 1850 a.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

To the Public.-We call special attention. to ihe adj
verriscment of"HO WES SHAKER s\Rs NPARILLA'm
our paper to-day The superior merits ofthe Shaker prep
Grafton ofIhisbes ofa medical plants is rapidly becoming
known aud will long he the only one in use For sale
by H. SCOTT Main Street. opposIre the Telegraph office
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
Fairfield Common Pleas.
PETITION TO SELL LANDS.

PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
William SIade, Jr,, Administrator of the Estate of r,
NJ. Ainsworth, deosased,vs. Widow and Heirs.
DY virtue Of an order of the Court of Common
ID Pleas will offer for sale before the Court House
Door in said County, on
Saturday, February 5, 1850,
between the hours Of 9o'clock, A. NJ. and o'clock
p NJ Of said day, the following described Real Es.
tate, situate in Springfield, Clark County, Ohio'
One-Third of In Lot No. 22i
do do do o25.
do do do 248.
do do do 2i9
Said one-thrd Of In Lot No. 2iS to be sold subject
to the Dover Estate of Emily Ainsworth, Widow
Terms-One-thrd in hand and the balance in one
and two years. WILLIAM SLADE, Jr., Adm'tor,
0l the Estate of R. M. kinsworth deceased
December %. $500 6wA
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

Y for himself, and Daniel Lewis and Jacob NJ
Shade, partners, under the firm Of Daniel Lewis
Co., did, on the 18th day Of December, Si9, make
signments to the undersigned Of all their property,
real and personal, in trust for the benefit Of their
creditors generally. Such persons threfore, knowing
themselves indebted to Daniel Lewis, Daniel Lew.
Is & Co., will make immediate payment to either Of
the subscribers DAVID WILSON,
JOHN X. MUMAUGH,
Assignees.
December q. d3tw3m
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
LANCASTER, Friday, january is. 1850.
New YORK Marked.
0 inREcrEp wEgKLY Er KlEkEAD D0TY.

NEw YORK, Jan. NJ. NJ.
FLoUR-We have no alterations 10 notice IN
the market; holders are firm. and the demand
moderate. Provsions-Sales 10 a moderate ex-
tent at slO:871 for iiess, aud s3.87J fur prime.
CATTLE-At market 1900 beeves. 500 head
Southern. remainder from this State and the east.
Sales at $GOO03,Od per lOOlbs. The market
closed with perhaps 800 left over.
New YoRK, Jan. l5-M.
FLoUR-There is good home aud eastern de-
maud. with some shipping inquiry. Ohio sj.374
0$5621.
GRAls-Thcre is more activity IN the grain
market. The supply Of corn is light, and hold
ers are endedv0rng TO get the market up.
PoRR RR-There is no Speculative movements
Sales are making mostly for retail.
Sugar aud COtlee-Firm.
NEw YoRK, Jan. lj r. NJ.
Flour-Holders are firm, but there is no posi-.
tive advance in, prices. Common to good aud
straight brands Western aud Genessee $5,l2l a
S3,G21.
WHEAT-Holders Of wheat have put the price
up, but buyers do not meet them. Ohio $l,09.
Corn-In moderate demand--OM West ern
mixed yellow 6l40G24.
Provisions Without much movement Mess
Pork Sl07j, Prime 1854.
Observation-Disclosures
Baltimore Market.
BALTlMoRR, Jan. IA.
At the settles the offerings reached 1000 head.
Prices ranged fro IN 81 900 90 on tue hooli e.
quail to 1915 aud 775 net.
Cincinnati Markets.
ClxcISSArI Jau Ia, ?. NJ,
Fonr-Good brands Of Ohio are held this
! nt A aud ~ ira. .,f q a
The only sale heard of was so bbls Michigan at
the market prices.
Provisions, -salcs,of 200 bbls prime pork al
Sc so; and As kegs No. lard al Sc.
Catle-There were additional sales to-day oI
Al head object, av. 700 lbs at $500 and 45 do
av $50 at 1915 per 100 lbs net We do not know
of any hogs being in this market.
Tobacco-A sale OF 67 kegs Kentucky six twist
at &c. AN advance.
Seed-A sale of 100 bbls Clover from store al
$500.
CINclNxAri. Jan. l5-P. NJ.
The river has risen l6 inches since yesterday
FLOUR declined to $i7j.
WHIsKEY 200201c.
Nothing Of consequence doing in provisions Of
groceries; prices unchanged
CINcINSAri. Jan l6.
Heavy rains last night. River has risen clever
inches aud still risima--fears of high water. Ii
markets not much d0ing-Priccs umclanged.- -
Flour $4,000 i:85. Whskey 2l!c-fiir demand
Pork, $3.50 for Mess, aud s6jO for Plime.-COi
lee, 1870 l3c,
Cattle Markets.
BiiIGHToN (near BoSton) CATTLE MARKET
tannaiy lO.--At Market during the week, 65C
beef cattle, ., ~ sheep and lambs, 100 swine
and several cows and calves.
Prices Beef catle--Extra sold at So -: IS
quality 5 so q s. rs; Cd quality 50 a s.; Be
quality SO so per 100 lbs
Sheep aud lambs-l 81, ., . so, 3, 4, $50 tt
So, as in size and fatness.
Swine-At retail "a cents per III.
CAMBRIDGE (near Boston) CArrIE MARKET
Jan. 9h.-At market about sl6 beeI cattle, ,62
sheep and lambs. and several cows and calves.
Prices.-Beef cnttle-A few extra sold at Sd, ,OC
LIST duality S. 5Oi ID quality $I,75 Sd quaIit.
81.
Cows and calves-l6. 90, "a 0$28.
Sheep and lambs-l 90, 30, IS, rs to 5;
each according to quality.
Swiue-At wholesale q Sc retail "a &c.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
CHARLES sLADE,

ATTORNEY AND COUNbELLUt Mt III"
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERf'
VNTILL attend promptly to oR business en-
wv trusted to- his care, iiS thiS and adphHng
oFFICE-In the old public buildings, East Of
the Market House, at the Office Of M. A. Daugh
erty, Esq. Lancaster, Dec. 10, l949. 6md9'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

~Kossuth gold pens is the latest
sketch" in New York.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
Dec.nlher

NOTICE-The Co-PartnarShip heretofore existing
~ between the underigned, under the name and
firm Of DANIEL LEWIS & CO, was dissolved by
mutual consent on the 18th day Of December, lS45.
The Books, Notes End Accounts Of said firm, in
the hands Of Messrs. DAVID WILSON and JOHN X.
MuMAUGH, who alone authorized to settle the
same. Persons knowniIg thetfseltes indebted will
make payment ID Messfs v ilson and Mumaugh.
DANIEL LEWlS
, JACOB NJ SHADE
Rushtiile, Ohio. Dec 81 d3w4w3l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.
Ohm Shugarts. $l'8a Henry Sutzen.. $2!05
Joseph Miller. $l:7j.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
In Fairfield CGiilHi0n Pleas.


Jacob o. ccurtright, W. Daniel Smith S4mual Smith,
Harriet Smith and Sarah Smith, heirs-at-law OF
Adam Smith and his wila Anna Smith, both deeeasi
cd, CemAnthn Smith and George w. Smith, heirs,
itkw Of Anna Smith. deceased, wife Of Henry
Smith, Sarah S.nilh, hairs-at-lAw Of Sarah smith,
deceased late Sarah Curt, wiie OF Henry Smith,
Henry Smith, HeHfy coOns, Lucinda Coons and
Sarah Coons.
rTNHE said Defendants are hereby notified that tho
i said Plaintiff has filed In the Clbrkb Office Of tho
Court Of Common Pleas Of Fairfield C5unty, Ohio, his
petition against said Defendants stating that Henry
Dphart by his last will begueathed TO- his six gani.
children (after the death Of his vile III sAbeth to-
wit; Adam Smith and his wife Anna Sarah Curt, Da-
yid Ewing of whose interest the Plaintiff Is the pur
chaser,) Henry Coons, Lueinda Coons apd Sarah
Coons third Of the Southeast Quarter OF Section
No. eS, Township No. IA and Range No 20, being At
the Northeast corner Of said quarter Section theHca
West along the North bounding line Of said quarter
Section onetrd the length said line 20 the lands OF
John Courtright, purchased Of John Slough and Mary
his wife thence South the whole distance across said
AharteF to the southern line TO stone in the road
thence Fast to the Southeast corner Of said quarter
Section thence North the Section line to the place
Of beginning containing Fifty Three and one.third
Acres and praying for PARTITION Of said land Which
artitiOn will come onto be heard at the next Term
Of slil Court 10 bs Holden in Lancaster, in said Cduh-
.ty. CHARLES F. SHAEFFER,
Solicitor Of Demandant.
December o. s5,25 6wss4
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

pwe again refer the reader to our how
terms, published upon the second page.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. Jan. IA.
At the scales the offerings reached 1000 head.
Prices ranged fro IN s., ,OO0 100 on tue hooi c.
gua to 1915 aud 7.75 net
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
Iisf foCLeflere

ID EMAIN1NG in the Post Office at Laicaster,
IL Ohio. on the first OF January. 1850, Which
II not called ior before tie first Of April. will be
sent 10 the General Post Office "A dead letters
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

TENhe Great Remedy for CONSUMPTION of the
II Lung, Affections Of tie Lvpr. Asthma. Bron-
chtis, Pa1s Or Weakness Of the 'reasi or Lungs,
aud other affections oi The pulmnary Organs.
IMPORTANT CAUTION
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

IJ1Pfite s per DOrle-six bottlrs fo' S.
Sold by J. d. PARK,
(Sucessor 10 Sanford & Park,)
Fouhh and Walnut streets, Cincrnati, Ohio, gen
erai Agent for the South aud West, 10. whom eli
orders must 5e addressed
AGENrs-Geo.. Kaufman, Lancaster; Kreider &
Co Logan; D. llawkaD Sugar Grove; Clemrhls,
Royalton; f. Beck, Carroll. "a.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-03-30

all the kindred measures under whatever name all the new
States which have been admitted into the Union with clauses
in their constitutions prohibiting slavery, became free States
by virtue Of their choice, and not in obedience any
Congressional dcaton undertake say that there not
one of those States that would have tolerated the institution
of slavery within its limits if il had been peemptorly
required to have done by act Of Congress II is libel
upon the character OF those people say that the honest
timents OF their hearts were smoheed and their political
ton upon this question constrained and directed by Of
Congress- Will the Senators from Ohie Indiana Michigan
wisconsin, and Iowa make any such degrading admission in
respect to their constituencies will backen the cha
rac,er of my own State by such admission and know
my colleague too well to habor the thought that he will al
low it to be said Of her with impunity.
The Senator from South Carolina after going through with
the catalogue of Northern aggressions and Southern grew
popounded the important nterrogatory whether the
Union could be saved and then the answer which
will read
But this be done Yes easily not BY the weaker par
H for it of itself do nothng not protect itself by
the stronger The North has only to will il to accomplish il to
douice by concedng the South equal right the acaur
ed territory and do her duty by causing spuaons re
tive fugitive slaves to be faithfully fulfilled to cease the
agitation OF the slave question: and to provide the insertion
provision in the constitution, by which will
restore the South in substance the power she
protesting herself before the equilibrium the sections
was destroyed by the action of this Government There will
De no difficulty in devisng such provision that will pro-
ect e SOUTH and which at the same time will improve and
strengthen the Government instead of mparng and weake
ing it."
The first condition is that the North to edo JUSTICE Nv
concedng to the South equal right in the acquired terri
Tory ibis phrase that the North should do justice the
South repeated several times in the of the Senators
speech. To do justice There is something offensive in
the very exPressionimpying that are not now and
have net always been willing do justice every portion Of
the Union, and every State and individual in it, Ifit be
the serious desire of the South and harmony
with they should at least and respectful
language towards There is people on earth more
scrupuous in the observance OF the principles OF Justice in
all the relations of than the Northern States of this Union
Were prepared to recognise oil rights and perform
all Of our duties under the constitution. We may differ
sometimes the extent of those rights and du,es and
whenever such differences Of opinion do we are always
disposed to examine and discuss them in spirit Of fairness
and Kindness and with other desire than to ascertain and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The JOURSEYMEs SCALE MAKERS The Jour
neymen Scale Makers some time 6go formed an AZ
socation to carry business for themselves so that
the profits Of the business, instead Of being swa.
lowed up by the middle men, should be shared by
the operatives The excellence and superiority Of
the Scales of all sorts manufactured by them have
ensured their ready sale, and the society is now
in fouri,hing condition. They have established
an agency at Isl Wster-st- near Fulton, where
Geo g. Sheppard will be happy to wait on all who
may choose to patronize and encourage honest en-.
terprise and industry.
The mandatory is located at 80 Greenwichst,
and the Jourueymen hold themselves responsible
for the quality OF the work they make. From 20
to 80 years practical Scale Makers, they know
how 10 perform their work, and are resolved so 10
do it, az to secure for themselves that name aud
fame which others have received from their labors
and skill We intend to be the Beat Scale Makers
in the U. s., and invite all purchasers TO call and
examine quality and price a. our Depot
TIE It's, CoPPER AID SHEET IRON WORKERS
AND RooFLRs held on Friday crowded meeting
at the shabe,pere Hotel /. was unanimously re-
solved that the Germans and Americans should act
together and form one Association. A Constitu-
tion, written in the English and German languages,
was adopted and Committee elected to draw up
Bylaws M JoHS MTER is the German Presi'
dent; Mr.. EulDer, Vice President and Mr. 5che'
rer, Secretary. The Americans present elected
Mr.. V. Dc GUIGsoS President Edward Collins
Vice President George Radlsy, Secretary and
Daniel d. YoumAns, Treasurer.
THE BARRIERS commenced their meeting instead
Of a O'Clock at nearly 10 o'clock when our Report
or left. as few peraons were present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
DAILY TRIBUNE, AUGUST &c.

cation OF certain DEGREES and kind Of iniictmeni
setihst some OF MS old colleagues On the other
hand il appears that Citizen Gre nieax 10 also pre-
pairing small pamphlet on the sane subject Tue
ioufth page OF the PresSe. this morning, "a exciu-
.ively devoted TO various Advertisements Of Cal.
LORNA Companies Toe French seem determined
70 seize every ounce Of gold. Whist Is Congress
tbeuti NJ Lamsrsines new Conf tsResS sppel-
10 TIE PTssse They want interest. They have ialed
In Epglsnd-the continuation mean. Vast trib-
nes are paid to bis lovely mother, by the groFa-
upchId ofsixty the maternal beauty and integrity
beng suppC siEti0usly transferred inihe manly form
70 n. LamArEine. Mr.. Lanutines Condolences
seem 70 NE TO show 4 grest deal Of taste and that
very bad. Rousseau did confess In an age whea
Philosophy wished to make the year oae and
have Man a. the Indian, when men really sought
To- and cid, set out their passions Confessions by
a frat rate original thinker meant 50 neihing.
housseaus innermost black gusrdisns sre revealed.
bis good, bis bad. hs al come iostn. The eegAn.
and proper N. Lsnsrtine would not m axe such dis
closures, OF amours and 80 iorth a. did the unso-
phsticsted music copying Sampson who shook the
pillars the political temple which bad lasted
thousand years
The English Parliament has been txaddng, u
usual, about admitting Jew stock jobber and war
loan taker 10 its moral and Christian benches. Ga
the discussion Of the Irish Parliamentary Voters
BIZ, Mr.. Bright said they were about TO separate
without any measure ofimpOrtsnce whatever pass
ing into law" So much for British Legislation.
Marlborough House and IS, 900 for the stables have
been set aside for the Prince Of Wales when be
shall be eighteen. He is nov promising young
man OF eight A sum which Mr.. Hume asserted
would support {, SD persons" has been voted
nually to the young D1ke OF Cambridge On this
Mr.. Hume limited popular vengeance 10 the event
Of such scenes as were witnessed in ls42 and 49,
As long az the vorkingmen of England ind alge in
the asinine cry Of GOD Save the Queen" they
may depend on it the Duke dux military leader viii
ride the industrial donkey. driving the rosels into
40. -. . .i a, every leap. wHF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26

A EIw AcoUsATIos.-The commercial editor
the London Morning Herald makes an snusins
accusation against tho New'York press, and tbs
rroorstors Of the lines Of California Steamers 1t
is a. follows
aws have reason to know that the receipts Of
c.lsornia sold into New.Yofk are very much os
ssssrsted BY the paid erssns Of tho C.iIio,nl.
liberation agents, ard that tho qasntisy s re
sas,,Iv Soubled. AID even trsbled. BY This pnsoru
asn'ous e'sss Of harpiss, in order 70 dsads weak.
r,n;ndsd people into emigration 70 Oshofois, 'hsy
hsipg The pcssessors Of The 'nosns o. opnvoyshos
thnbsr. II will thus DO sesn thsi tpe ispseeu,'e,
....s,,tlon IL considerable. and fslsshoods o'
De mo-. lsgrsni description are 10 consequence
,..o,fsd to
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COLLEGE COMMANDMENTS.

WILLIAMS CoLLEGE.-The Commence menttook
.Aoe on the 9lst Inst The exercises were Of IA.
ssusl interest and the place was throDgod with
.cppsny. Thirty young men received the degree
Al AN and nine OF AN. in course. The honorary
sssree Of AN was conferred on s. Bowles, Mass;
q. Landon, Mich; J. Parton, N. " g. Peters, do
.na Rev. d. White, Jr.i that Of D. D. on Rev. Ell
Smith. Missionary and OF LID. on Rev. Chester
nswey Rochester, N. Y. We understand that
an unusually large number have entered the
Freshman class, and that the College is 10 q very
sopri,hng condition. We know OF no Collage IN
which parents may feel greater security for the
health, morals and education Of their sons tbs in
This.
The President held a levee in the evening, in
which learning aud age, youth and beauty, freely
mingled. The President never appeared TO better
advantage than in this social gathering P.
GrSEyA COLLEGE CosMLscEMEST.-TheC Com.
nepoemens exercises at this Institution are spoken
81 a. excellent. The Grafton Of Rev. Dr. Kip, OF
Albany, on the Duties and Difficulties of the
Scholar, Is highly spoken OF. The following De.
erees were conferred:
BID. II. Ainsworth, NJ W. Belshaw, H. S. Monroe
W Nicholas, w. wstson,E. 4. Weles.
Asn.'.M A ~ course -Peylon Gallagher, Joseph NJ.
herrsl j A Psniop, s H. Yerplsnck
BoaOravy A M-Robert X Murray Hobsrt G Paddock
George Smith, D Rev. II B. Whipple Rev q ID,
sills.P,s Rsy @ u Mcknight Rev 9. Il hscreedy, Rev.
w. HI, Rev r M. stry ker Rev n w Lee
A N aderndsn Rev. w. A Bi,ssu, Rev T M.
Bishop, Rev. r o Page, Rev. Andrew HUI. Rev George
Leeds Rev. Z A Rsnou6 Rev u. Ingersol, Rev r. 70.
gers Rev 7. p. Tyler, Rev. N. Rensselaer,
N ID. Hos.-Dr. Nelson Winton
-, - ~ ~: sxc hiiasd Fillmore Rev w Morris
ID. D-Rev. Deodsus Bsbcoct, Rev John McCarty.
The Professorship of Mathematics, vacant since
the death Of Prof Douslais, was filed by the
elestion of Rev. X. o. Page. The Faculty is now
complete.
WOODWARD CGLLEeE This Institution which
II situated at Cincinnati, has jud entered on the
twentieth year Of its existencs Lat year il had
I6l students We cut the folio wing from iIs regl-
htions
THINGS FoRBDDES-l 20 use ardent spirits IS druk,
offer them 10 others..2 To tobacco In any wsy
unless with e1pTeis consent OF parents gsds and
ihen Dot In 'se Insiaion, or on The gounds attached
eeto...3 To Wait tayerns public places Of Gmuss.
merits or 10 psrtake 10 gsmss or hsztd any unla Ea
rsmes..4 To propagate a1y immoral or ipfde
prncples. To occupy or remain 10 ths cets Halls
during prayers Tie hours Of recitation except on Fri.
ssy ai,r M..6 To be absent ffOm sry College exer.
ass without consent Of the President or Faculty.