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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-15
NsUNCTALITY AND DIsPA TCH.

D. KIsIBALL CO., Providence r. L. wholesale and
retail detera In Books Magazines and Papers, have now
mailing department connected with their packing estab-
shment and prepared 20 send any book paper, or
magazine published 10 this country England, on re-
cept Of the order post paid at The lowest cost prices
Address D. KIMBALL h CO.,
mch2 ar II Market Square, Providence
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-15
NLEA NsING, REED YEING
REPAIRING, so.

The subscriber sl continues the above business andn
ves continuance Of favJ fr1m his old CUSTOMERS and
suggests to the gentlemen generally OF this city and vi
cinity the economy Of having their
WEARING APPAREL,
renovated 10 the excellent manner in which he is known
to do'his work Of this decrlpton.
Gentlemen's Coats, Pants and Vests,
leaned and Re Dyed WHOLE and repaired in neat man
ner and at such prices cannot fail to please Gen
temen should bear Ia mind that the following advanta
ges are attained BY having their apparel renovsted viz
l. A clean garment Is warmer, looks better and vii
wear longer than solled one.
The advantage Of having clothes repaired Is too ap
parent to need aaght but hint to the wise" 10 have
s stitch taken In timen
His manner Of doing work is such as to give the goods
that texture and appearance produced by the original
hnsh and such is his experience that he feels confident
that ne possesses the ability TO approach very nearly 70
the perfection Of the Art.
Second hand Clothes in many Instances. taken in ex.
change for work.
LADIES' sHAWLS,
or every description cleanaed and neatly finished Also
Ladies' travelling, Riding and other thick Dresses,
CLEANED and HtShed Wh0te.
Work will be done atyery shortnotice II desired. OK
hce for work and orders At FOSTER FAY's Fruit and
Confectionery store, No. pleasant street.
n3 deodt VIM. L. LEGa.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-15
WA rCHES,
JEW ELRY.
AND SILVER WARE
WA FCHES,

At Great Reduction from former prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-15

EINURNITURE AT AUCTION.-The under
IL dersigned assignee OF he estate of WILLIAM
II. ANDREWS, Of Spencer, insoveDt debtor, offers for
sale, the Of furniture the fixtures; and the lumber
paints, &c, belonging to said estate The saesrooms
and work shop pleasantly located in the centre viii
age Of Spencer, AMI be rented at fair rate if de-
sired The assortment Of furniture now hand is full,
and Of moder2 styles The above presents favorable
opportunity any DESTROYS of engaging in the bust
ness the property must be sold to close the
1t viii be sold cheap, and time given if desired.
If not otherwise sold before Saturday, April third then
on that day, at O'Clock shall offer the at
public auction in lots to suit buyers In the meantime,
any wanting to buy any Of said stock at retail
do SO, Ivy caling on VIM r. HarloE, Esq, or Hiram P.
Dunton, the premises, who will also give further in
formation. All persons indebted TO said estate
quested to make immediate payment to said WIN. T.
Harlow. LUTHER HILL.
fI9 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-15

BY Z, 3. HANSON, Auctioneer.
g. ASSIGNEE SALE,-Will be sold at
F7i;s New England Village. in Grafton, on the 10th
sssssss of day of March inst at 10 o'clock A M the
following Real and Personal Estate the property of the
Davis Manufacturing Company:
The undivided halFof House. Barn and Land called
the Barrett Place" House, Barn and Lot and about
three acres of Land formerly owned by Thomas Sargent
1UO Looms, and all the corresponding machinery for
manufacturing Cotton Sheetings and Drillings. Said
machinery situate in the Davis Mill, New England VII
iage Also, all the Furniture of the MIL and Fixtures
Also, all the Tools, Patterns and Stock in the Repair
Shop. Also, the Lease Of said MIL
Terms of Sale 20 per cent cash 40 per cent in four
months and 40 per cent in eight months with interest,"
with satisfactory sureties.
For further particulars, inquire Of Hon Isaac Davis
worcester or George Lewis Of Boston, assgnees of said
Davis Manufacturing Company.
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CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE. COM
pANY CONWAY MASQ

~ EAN1i NONNA1, MASS.
incorporated and Organized in lS49.
Capital $50, 1000.
JAMES g. WHITNEY, President
D. @. RoGERs Secretary.
This Company continues to insure buildings stores ma
ohnery merchandise and other property against loss
and damage by fire, at rates of premium The
most satisfactory references given.
EDWARD L. DAVIS, Agent for Worcester and vicin.
ity, 14l Main street. dly 1874
Springfield FIRE AND MARINE
- INSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield Mass
CRsh Capital and Surplus, s35O,OOO.
EDMUND FREEMAN, Pres't.
W. CONNER, JR., sec'y.
MASSASOIT INSU RANCE COMPANY,
Springfield, Mass.
Cash Capital, SI5O,OO0.
8. s. DAY, Pres't.
j. s. PARISH, sec'y.
The undersigned having been appointed Agent of the
above named responsible Companies for Worcester and
vicinity is prepared to issue policies on property aganI
oss or damage by Gre. All claims fairly and promptlv
adjusted and paid.
JOHN G. KENDALL, Agent,
S29 diff Office 26S Mainst Richmond's Block.
n UINCY MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANOE CO.-Incorporated S51.
Available and CNsll Capital,
100000,
Insures Buildings Furniture and Merchandise at Stock
Rates. and continue to pay rs per cent dividend on one
year policies and so per cent dividend on five years
policies, at their expiration.
Worcester office in Mechanics Hall.
my6 dly y. a. ROWLAND, Agent.
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e. B. LAMsoN, Auctioneer.
Worcester, March A. 1858 mch6 dts

A SSEGNEE'S SAI.E.-The undersigned, As.
IN sgnee Of the estate of L. D MOORE & co In
solvent Debtors offers for sale the Goods formerly
owned by said L. D. Moore Co, 10 Spencer, consisting
try store The stock is in good coadiii5n and win Be
sold at sacrifice for cash, reasonable credit The
store is old and well known stand in Of the most
fourishing towns in Worcester County be bought
or hired at low rate pete set Of fixtures will be
sod with the stock If appears purchase said
stock and fixtures before Thursday. the twenty h day
Of March next, then that day, nine O'Clock in the
forenoonT shall the sale of said stock and
fixtures by public auction, and continue the sale until
the whole is disposed Of
And on the day, at o'clock p. M, shall offer
for sale, at auction to the highest bidder all the right,
title, interest, D. Moore had the fifteenth day
of October last in unto the sail store and the land
whereou stands, and all other real estate which the
said Moore has any interest whatever. For further in
formation ask the subscriber Dwight Hyde, Esq
the premises. LUTHER HILL.
dawfF
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NISCELLANEOUs.


n serv &nrsasfi ,sracties fof mai, iauAis 10
engage mechanic 70 do n job Of work. the cost
Of whieh would probable Amcvht 10 9 dollar or
two. The work masf lie done ininaediaiely. be-
eruse it 10 ss=eeaiIy sueh necessity that watt
ing IN not possible The mechanic puts aside
his other business ans. taes the JOS, but instead
Of beiEx raid al once. suld engagements oa both
sides completed, Is they ought 10 be, he IL told to
call ae some future time inr the money. IL he
does So he, Of course, has 10 be subjected 20 =
loss of time which was 40: included IN the
cns. Of the iob.- I'll repeats hls visit he gives
offence though II is evidence tina; haslng eaT"e'i
his money. he ~ entitled 10 il promptly, End he
f. the rerson wii0 has reason to Complain that
his visits have TO be 80 frequent. compelling him
10 earn his money twice--once by efforts 70
collect II. Persons now fully able to pay al
such debts MS these rs soon The work is done.
take advantage Of the present mon" ary difficult
ties to delay payment for weeks and mon his, and,
in some instances, we have heard of them fakIng
The tour Of Europe ard leaving such small claims
undischarSed. This Is a great wrong tn indus
trious mechanics and results in mischief TO the
community. for the trouble in collecting such
detss has gressn ao great that mechanics are OBJ
tanned with difficulty in times of ordinary pros
perity for jobbiug about house, unless they
know :he:f CUSTOMERS make il a rule to nay
promptly on the completion Of the job Phil.
Ledger
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LAST NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

vEsHE undersigned would respectfully and
IL earnestly ask all persons indebted 20 him,
or TO the firm Of Joseph Morgan & Co, on
open account or otherwise 10 come foTw ard
a nd settle their indebtedness without further
delay. Should this notice be diSregsrdeG, H
is his intention TO place bis accounts IN the
hands of r. r. Spalding for collection, and
be sincerely hopes that persons who owe
him will save him the unpleasant task and
themselves the expense, Of collecting the
debts doe him BY resort 10 the law.
..r..-. JOSEPH MORGAN,
49,. Le0saEd TSwss'
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GENERAL CAss--The Washington cores
pendent of the Philadelphia North .HmtsrieGn
pays the following we-deServed and graceful
tribute 20 the IllusiTious statesman WHO is now
ut the head Of the State Department. Speaking
Of the probable satisfactory solution of the right
Of search question. he says:
ssNor should the occasion be allowed 10 pass,
whatever differences of political opinion may ex-
ist, without just and becoming tribute TO the
able, resoluie, and patriotic course Of General
CasS. IL there be one question, more than an
other, to which he has especially contributed the
Efforts. the zeal. the investigation. and the I'M
swerying purpose, ofthe last twenty-five years
Of his public career, seconded by all the influence
Of his commanding character at home and abroad
i; has been this right of search. Indeed, 1t had
come 10 be considered in some degree as his pc
culiar province speciality. kiaa when his in
siructions TO Mr.. Dallas come to be scanned by
the impartial judgment ofmen disembarrassed
by oil party ties, 10 will be seen how much the
country Is indebted to hlm for the settlement
which ~ oE.ce relieves our diplomatic relations
of their most vexatIOus and threatening rs. ect
d Is gratifying to me, Nc political opponent, tO
have the opportunity Of expressing these senti.
ynents.
This is a great triumph in every sense, and
nothing but the most narrow and bigoted parti.
zanshIp can deny those who have achieved it the
high credit which they are entitled 10 claim from
generous public" ...
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Sea Bathing.

+" A distinguished medical man thus speaks OF
Che advantages to be derived from Sea Bath
4 Ssa bathing, on account of IT'S stimnlaiive
and penetrating power, may be placed at the
head of those means that regard the care of the
skIa, and which certainly supplies ONE of the
first wants Of the present generation, by opening
the pores, and thereby invigorn,ing the whole
nervous system. This bathing IL Htiende with
two important advantages. The first IS, that
besides its great healing power, in cases OF DIS
Ease, il NAV employed by those who are perfect
" well, as the means most agreeable to nature
for siren ytll.ning and preserving health in this
respect, it may be compared To bodily exercise
which can remove disea es otherwise incur1ble,
and which may be used also by those who are
sound, in order to preserve themselves IN that
Stale The other advantage is, the noble, grand
and understandable prospect Of the sea connected
with It, and which, on those not acquainted with
il, has an effect capable Of brAcIng up the ner-
vous system, and producing beneficial exa'ta-
ton Of the whole frame. am fully convinced,
that the physical effects Of sea bathing must be
greatly increased by this impression on the
mind, and that hypochondriac. or nervous per-
son, may be half cured by residing on the sea
coast, and enjoying a view Of the grand scenes
Of nature which will there present themselves.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1858-07-22
T. Maryland.
agricultural Implement
MANUFAcTuRERs.

THE undersigned would remind the Farsaefs
u and Dealers IN Farming tmpleeaents that
they still in the market with large assert
ment Of Pioughs in their almost endless variety
best Of timber and workmanship, CuItisaiors.
Tor Tobacco aud Corn, Harrnws. Straw Cat'
tiers Of different paieruss Corn Shelters, in ,heiF
variety, Wheat Fans OF the most approved kinds
Wheat Cradles, Dewy 3 Patent Horse Rakess
which gave such general satisfn :tion last season.
Agents for Many's, Hays and McCcmick' q
Reaping and Moving Machines.
We have added TO our large variety since lass
season. some useful and important tmplemensss
VIZ: q patent Toi5srco Weedcr, patented by
Thos. A. Robertson, Of Anne Arundel county,
Md, which will do the work OF SIX or eli hs
hands in the cultivation uf Corn and Tobacco,
To this we call the special attention Of the fare
mer. To new Sod Plough, or Pulverizer,
which is RECOMMENDED highly, We call thesr at.
tenIion. This Plough 10 differently constructed
from any other Plough in use. Instead of q
PLAIN surface mould, there IRE cutters extending
from il 10 cut and break the sod into small pieees
These cutters can be reEaeved or replaced as
pleasure. When worn, can be made new at n
small cost.
Horse Powers and Threshers of various rat.
terms can always nc found of us. Among them
the Fitk improved Horse Power and Thrasher,
Pnlion's Internal Cleared Power aud Thrasher.
which suPerceeds the necessity Of the Leather
Belt. =
Plough and Machine Castings by the ton or
single piece. 80
Forks Spades, Shoveis, Hoss. Tsaee ChasnAs
&c, &c.
Corn Mills, Corn and Cob Crushera,
Field and Garden Seed-fresh and genuine
~ To all of the above, we invite the atsen-
ton of these who are in want Of any OF the above
named implements, and can assure them tAas
they will NEE, with prompt attention aud have
their wants for Farming implements aupplieA.
We can always be found MT the old stand. No.
$50 PrauS'ree Wharf, Baltimore, Md.
COTTlNGHAM & HARDING.
March Is, lS5c.-ly.
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tfsEatA--Gv AFRICAN CoNcREss.-The
Rock Island I'll } Argus has an interesting let
ter from PuTser DanEorth, U. s. N, who visit
ed Liberia recently. He sen, to see the Con-
gresk, now IN session, and says:
The Senate consists of eight ''fnst fnniIy
niggers and the House Of Representatives o.
steven. The ex-President, Roberts, Is nearly
white, and wears white mnusinche. The
present President, Benson, is full booGed dar-
kew, Ms is also the Vice President. Gates.
was also introduced TO the Supreme Court, and
TO the Attorney General, Payne. They are all
coloni,ts, /. G. persons born IN the United States,
and sent out here by the Colonization Soc!e-
~.
They had up grea, question in the House OF
Representatives; VIZ: the pfoprlety Of increasing
the salaries of the officers, and the speeches
were highly amusing. One fellow, who did not
seem to he in the secret. had ven;Ired TO assert
that an addition of $50 TO the judges salaries
might break the colony. An honorable member
replied with much spirit as follows:
Mr.. Speaker and Gemman:-De gemman last
up says Liberia may broke. Gemmon, You
can't do il. Liberia cam broke-onIy rich
folks broke. Yah! Yah! (Great applause.
They have four colonies, VIZ: MiSsurado, Ras-
"a, Since and Care PaImas, the lust of which
was for many years IL colony M the estate OF
MARYLAND, and was called the Estate of Mary
land in Liberia" Our State Of Maryland has
eulrteI COiOHy anu pt'iu sANsOOO 'C'
its support. Recently the State of Maryland in
the United States concluded that she had paid
money enough for that purpose. ard she stopped
the supplies. The colony therefore annexed IT.
self TO Liberia.
The population nf Liberia is estimated to be
about 900, 900, nearly ali OF whom are native
hashmen" The coloniSts proper number about
1900, and cast about 1910 Votes. Their
counties 0our) answer TO our States, and their
government modelled after our own.
They have jail, three churches and ere
eep,acle"-a house where elrigrunis are kept
until they can take care of. themselves. Their
detnces are four small howiIzers mounted on
hill near the town; four more which lay un-
mounted aud half covered with sand OH the
beach. where they were first landed; and one
more which is IN The same condition. OH an I'M
slightly place they call u government square
Their navy consists Of little schooner, the Lark,
which was presented to them by Great Brit
ain.
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Term, Cash, or Nsgosisslas Pper.-

We ofTeI for sale on the above Terms, q
low prizes, the following articles, mostly o
our own manufacture, and which we wIl
warrant to be of the best quality.
DOORS.
SAsHES, (Glazed or no, Glazed.)
BLINDS.
WINDOW and DOOR FRAMES.
Newell POSTS.
BALUSTERS.
MOULDlNGS.
BRACKETS.
HOT BED SASHES.
WOODEN NANTES.
SLA TIE NANTES.
SLATE HEARTS,.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
WINDOU GLASS.
WOOD TUBE FUR CHAIN PUMPS,
H.7TER PIPE, &c.,
Hand Rails, Trusses, Centre Flowers for
CEILINGS, Carved mouIdings and Brackets,
PANEL Ornaments. Sash Heights and Cord
Dressed Flooring, Bricks, Lime, Hair, Plas,
ter. Cement, sc. And a great variety OF
architectural materials and ornaments
Ordered work furnished promptly, and in
the best manner.
We are also sole agents m Baltimore of
the Vest Casileton Rail Road, and Slate
Company. and are selling at Manufacturers
prices.
Slate Mantle pieces, in perfect imitation OF
Che richest and most expensive Spanish mar-
bles-anh which are, for durability. strength,
beauty, and cheapness, unsurpassed. They
are so highly polished that they retain their
beauty much longer than marble, and are not
injured by smoke, coal gas, or acids. They
have six times the strength OF marble. AMI
their appearance is much superior. Ill per-
sons interested in building, will do we'll to
make a note OF this.
We are also agents for the best Sash, Dnor
and Blind Machinery, made in the country.
and are furnishing at manufacturers prices
nil machinery necessary for manufacturing
Doors. Sashes. Blinds .MouIdings &C., such
as.
SRUFACING MACHINES, MA
POWER and FOOT MORTISING
CHIMES,
MOULDING MACHINES.
TENONING MACHINES.
PLANNING MACHINES.
BLIND MORTISlNG MACHINES, &c.
Ill Of which are warranted to give salts
faction.
Ill communications will receive prompt
attention.
GEORGE o. STEVENS G. co.
AZ ~. Pratt ST., Near Spears U'harf,
Baltimore, Md.
March 18th. l65S--ly.
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

"HE subscriber is now cutting and sGtr-
= ing, large quantity i.ripe pine, on the
right prong Of Smiths Creeks just below
Saint Mary's river. and will be glad TO receive
orders for Seontling, HeGther- Boarding,
Plank and Hodgshead 1SsGres. y.
Address ABRAHAM PAYNTER,
81. lnigoes p. q.
-. -r r. ... Sc Mary's lid.
Port Tobacco Times snd Planters Advo.
cate copy times. seOd bill 10 this ufiee, and
a copy Of paper 20 subscriber.
June 18th, lS5e-4w.
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AUroeRAPHs.-The handwriting OF. several of
the English sovereigns is thus described in on
article on autographs:
"How characteristic 10 the signature of Queen
Elizabeth; stately. tall and quee.,-lke, comman.
dung and impeEIsus, but defaced with ignohle
and trivial douriShes; 10 - . coordination Of
hardness, power and VANITY. her hand varied
remarkably az different periods; az her, -acrorls
aid. Henry the Seventh wrote cold ard for
NAL hand; Henry the Eigth wrote strong, self
willed; Richard the Third wrote u vigorous, Teck
less and dashing; Anne Bo'eyn Nroth steady,
composed hand, not without elegance; Gather
inc PARIS writing 10 pedantic, with mach cold
preserving energy; Mary. Queen Of Scots,
plain and elegADl hand. With much eleAsness AID
6rmness; e Sar0 The SsxtlS wrote hp6 OF n
Aesioos peaantrys Qseea Anse wrote . mother
" hand; yanaes tbe Fsss, q VulgRF, ebtTaslv
Ran6~ sss5lg s.li hos - 49, V
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}. K. Willeit, NJ. D., Prusecior and Demon
strator and Anatomy.

The session wall commence on the 9th OF
October and end In March following.
The Lectures wall ne delivered nj the Col
lege building, No. 303 F street, during the
hours OF the afternoon and evening. This
time OF featuring has been CUSTOMARY in the
College since ITS establishment, and is found
TO be advantageous for the student.
The object of the Medical Faculty will be
to instruct perfectly in the elements OF Med
Ical Science in all its departments, with IFS
accessory branches of knowledge, no, only
10 qualify him TO eEier upon the practice OF
medicine, but TO give him an extensive foun-
dation, upon which he may, in after life,
build up the rough and liberal knowledge of
his profession.
The extensive public libraries of the city
of Washington afford TO the student opportu-
mites which can be found IN but few cities OF
the Union, for consulting, without cost, rare
and valuable works Of science and general
literature.
The subject OF Biennial courses of Medical
instruction has been urged upon the attention
OF this and of other Medical Schools Nv a
Committee of the American Medical Asso-
citation. The faculty feel the forceoi the rea-
sons urged, and are disposed 10 be among the
foremost in the cause OF educational progress,
but al present they are compelled TO conform
10 established customs, aud TO give at each
session course on every branch Of Medical
Science.
While doing so. however. it is their inten-
ton TO make their course approximate TO a
Biennial one, by giving particular attention
TO different subjects on alternate years; and
during the ensuing session. The following,
among other topics, WILL receive from the IA
Guilty particularly full elucidation, viz -
Operative Surgery, Organic and Physiologi-
cal Chemistry, and vegetable Materia Medica.
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For ROAD SUPERVISOR.

JOHN B. BOWES, thankful for the Ito
eral support he received al the late election.
again presents himself to the voters OF Leon.
ard Town District as a candidate for Road
Supervisor and respectfully soliciis the sup
port of his friends and felIow-cIi.zens OF the
district.
Nov.26, 1857
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Baltimore. august sth, 1857.
have analysed for Brscoe, HIlles g. Co,
Of Havre De Grace. Nd, four samples of
IS, squehanna Limestone" from Wrghis-
vile, Pa, taken from four different quarries.
They were found 10 be free Of sand and other
impurities, and To contain, besides Carbonate
of Lime, respectively from 2 10 Is per cent.
of Carbonate Of Magnesia. The former will
be OF general advantage TO the lower counties
of Maryland, both on the Eastern and West
ern shores, and are especially adapted to the
application on white oak soils 4" The lat
Ter should be applied TO soils which are de6-
Gent i'm both Lime and Magnesia. These are,
in general. the ..VoIcsnic Soils" Of the upper
and the light soils in the tide water counties
OF Maryland.
JAMES HIGGINS,
State Agricultural Chemist Of Maryland.
March IS, 1858.
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FACULTY OF MEDICINE.

FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
Noble Young. M. D., Professor vi Theory
and practice of Medicine land President OF
the Faculty.
j. Ne Snyder, NJ. D.. Professor OF Obstetrics
and the Diseases of Women and Children.
Johnson Eliot, NJ. d.. Professor of ANATOMY.
James E. Morgan. NJ. D., Professor OF Med.
icai jurisprudence and Hygiene.
Charles H. Leibermann, NJ, ID, Professor OF
Surgery (and Treasurer.)
Benjamin +. Craig, NJ. D., Professor of
Chemistry aud Of Physiology.
George Z. Shafier. NJ. d., Professor Of Ma
terra MetIca and Therapeutics.