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THE ECLECTIC
ECE OF NJ MEDfCEN

CINCINNATI, OHIO.
THE Spring Session of 1853, will COM
i mence on Monday, the Sth of February, and
continue sixteen weeks. A full and thorough
of Lectures will be given, occupying six or
seven hours daily with good opportunities for at
tention to practical Anatomy, and with ample Gin
ical facilities at the Commercial Hospital.
The arrangement of the Chairs will be as follows:
T. E. ST. JOHN, NJ. D.,
Professor of Anatomy and Physiology.
J. F. JUDGE, NJ. D.,
Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
A J. HOWE, NJ. D.,
Professor of Surgery.
c. II. CLEVELAND, NJ. D.,
Professor of Mdteria Medica and Therapeutics.
WIN. SHERWOOD, NJ. D.,
Professor of Medical Practice and Pathology.
J. r. BUCHANAN, NJ. D.,
Emeritus Professor of Cerebral Physiology and IL
stitutes of Medicine.
JOHN KING, NJ. D.,
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and
Children.
The Terms for the Session will be the same as
heretofore, -Marticulation, $500. Tuition,
$4,000. Demonstrators Ticket, $500. Every
Student is required to engage in dissection one
Ticket to Commercial Hospital, [optional) s., 90.
The Lecture Rooms newly finished, neat, and
comfortable and in a central locality lin College
Hall, Walnut Street, where students viii find ii
convenient to call on their arrival.
Tickets for the session may be obtained of the
Dean of the Faculty, at his Office, No. 113 Smith
Street. or of Prof G.. II. Cleveland, Secretary OF The
Faculty. No. 130 Seventh Street, near Elm.
JOHN KING, N. D., Dean.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, SC
@. N.ILM ARTH.

.-sr-
MOULD inform his friends and the PuoIis - -.
w orally, that he keeps on hand as good ~ a,,nd
sortment of articles in the above line can De
in the Territory. consisting of School Child1 Msu
and Miscellaneous Books; also. Blank ana
andurn Books; Writing Books, States. fei a.
Musical Instruments, Musical Merchandise, OF I'D
HIS CALCULATING. LIBRARY IS snEIh..d si{ihsd.
with some of the most popular works Pu.9i T.st
and is sonssanfls receiving additions from the
iune6-f #s
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The Press.

Capt. G. w. Gutter has aecently writ
or the N. o. Picayune. poem on the Pres
rom which we quote the following stirril
and characteristic stanzas
And priestly craft and kingly power
Have striyen to bind thee down;
But ah, how low beneath thee cover
The Mitre and the crown
Thy nod can lop the proudest head;
The world thy sceptre owns;
The path thou dost TO glory tread,
That path is paved with thrones.
Yet art thou gentle as the breeze
The latest breath of day;
But ehainless as the mighty seas,
In thy resistless sway.
At thy command the seals were broke
That bound the silent deep,
And liberty and truth awoke,
From centuries of sleep.
Then first to every sinful shore,
That man in darkness trod,
Thy bright and speeding pinions bore
The beacon words of God.
The sage's lamp, the muses. Tyre,
Thou brought'st DER oceans foam;
The stellar light of vestal fire;
The eloquence Of Rome.
And the isles of barbarous seas,
First heard Athenia's words sublime
Thy words, Demosthenes
And Platois lore and Sappho's lay,
Ger other lands were borne,
Where late was heard the Wild foray,
The savage hunters horn.
Thou flag of truth ! thy folds have stream'd
Der many field of blood;
And Ger the wreck of empires cleaned,
Like the rainbow DER the flood;
The patriots eye still turns to thee,
And halls thee from afar,
As the wanderer of the trackless sea
Hath haiPd his guiding star.
Thou torch of hope, thy blaze shall burn
O'er millions yet to be,
And fame above the funeral urn
Of crimson monarchy
The world already halls thy light,
As the Chaldeans of old,
When flashing Ger the clouds of night
The star of Bethlehem roll'd.
Like letters on the Persian's wall,
But palmer to be read,
Is thy ever bright and burning scroll,
That tyrants mark with dread.
O'er sceptre, throne and diadem
Hangs thy portentous glare
Like the sword Ger lost Jerusalem,
Suspended in the air.
While the hearth-stone of the hall,
And to the cottage hearth,
Thou bring'st daily festival
OF nameless, priceless worth.
Thou Hghtest up the pallid cheek
Of the deserted poor,
And to the captive, worn and weak,
Openest the prison door.
o ever in thy coluIaps bright,
Let truth and virtue Blend
Be ever, ever in the right
Be ever labors friend.
His strong and honest arm shall be
Thy bulwark in distress:
God bless the land of liberty!
God save the country's press
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J. Woodward 2. A. FIN
CITY DRUG STORE,
Plowsi plowaI Ploxsi

Plows! Plowsi Plows!
WTE call especial attention to the following ad
w vertisement, from which it will be seen that
the only agents In Kanzas for the sale oil the
Celebrated Moline Center Draft PlOW.
We have sold several hundred of them this season.
and all give perfect satisfaction.
ALLEN 4 GILMORE.
John Deere's Moline Plows In Kanzas
ON the opening of navigation in the spring, !
" shall send to Messrs. Allen d Gilmore, Law
renee, 4. T., large assortment of Breakers oi 81
sizes, especially of my extra Two-Horse Moula
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so great variety Of Stirring, or old Ground Flows
among which would mention the Improved CIP-
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Also, Corn Plows, Cultivators, double and slngIs
Shovel Plows, Rolling Cutters and Clasps, Gauge
Wheels Truck Wheels, and other Plow fixtures
The quality of the stock used in my plowF Is hOs
equalled by any establishment in the West EnU
the plows are finished in very superior style.
Having been engaged for eighteen years IN ths
manufacture of plows for use in the Western Stsss
entirely I eaR confidently say to emigranss HOI
the Eastern States, that these plows 7H scoar snu
work perfectly in any soil in the Mississippi var
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All orders addressed 70 ALLEN & GILMORE, Law
renee, K T., or to me at Moline Rock Island C0'
june6-iv |- ''''p' -'.-'-' -A~~ JOHN DEERE
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Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Mandatory.
Corner Massachusetts and Winthrop Sts.,
LAWRENCE. KANZAS. !
HAVING enlarged our manufactory and en-
i L ployed a large force of skillful workmen We
are ready to execute with dispatch any kind of Job
Work. Our facilities are unsurpassed by any es-
tablishment in Kanzas, for Tin Roofing and the
manufacture of Fave Troughs.
june6-ly ALLEN d GILMORE.
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c. V. EsKRIDGE
EMPORIA AND LAWRENCE
PASSENGER AND EXPRESS LINE.

]. D. G. NJ. WALKER, PRoPRIEToRs.
4 HACK will leave the EmpOria House, Empo-
N ria, for Lawrence, every Monda- morning at
o'clock, and the Whitney House, Lawrence, for
Emporia, every Thursday morning at o'clock
Passing through Bloomington, Twin Mound, Bur
ingame, and Quincy.
AGENTs-N. S. STORRS, Emporis House, En-
poria; T. L. WHITNEY, Whitney House, Law
renee. augl5-f
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Guns hing.
JOHN r. GRAFTON,
G UN A N . L o C. K S VI tn,

4 NNOUNCES to the citizens of Lawrence that
IA he has opened a shop at
No. 45 Nelo Hampshire Street, nearly opposite The
COILdHDre Building,
where he is prepared to do all kinds of work in
his line on short notice.
Repairing done promptly, and on reasonable
terms. t.-E- rs5 .-.f -I-
u Persons living near EmpOria wishing any
thing in this line, can send their work by Walkers
Express, and rely upon having it promptly done
Lawrence, Dec. IL, .1e57.-Iy
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G. N. WALKER,
SuTFsYor. and Civil Enginee eeI

Lawrence road, four miles from Ezpora, Aae.s..
Is prepared with superior instruments to lst Ea
town sites do plain surveying leveliing. HapIp %
order. july1s-t-
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Hides and Furs!
DRY HIDES, Badger, Wolf, Deer, Otter and
IL Mink skins, and Buffalo Robes, wanted, foE
which the highest price viii be paid by
fb27-d n. s. ST0RRs.
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MARRIED.

BOUrF LE-COGGEsHALL-In Red BanA, n J., on Taes-
D. the residence Of Thos Cole, esq BY hs Rev.
Harry Finch Mr. Cha T. Bou'e!e ~ Miss Maria G. Cosses-
hall Of A.. Bedford, Mass
CLARKSON-MsLEoD-On Thursday, Jan. al the Finc
R,Erned Pre,byiean Church, by thr Rev Dr. Mstthrws,
Rutgers Cskson Miss Msgsie A. Mcleod daughter Of tbs
Rev DR.. Mcleod at OF this city.
iLDICOrT-IOSE-On Tuesday Dec. %, by the Rev I'd
v,ri Rankin Mr. C. H. Csdicost Graham Town SOUTH
Africa to Miss Mata X. Rose daughter OF Geo Rose e'q'
Of tlis city.
CLAHKE-FORD-In Lebanon. Conn, Friday, Jan. i.bJ
tbe Rev. O. IIine Willard H. Clarke Of Columbia to m's
Lucy Ford Of Lobanou.
MISUNDERSTANDING Tr.sdsy Jan. s 81 the Churei,
Of ST. Vincent de- Paul. by tae Rev Annet aon Mt The'-
dofe od OF France 10 Mss LeOntne Pseddu OIL TINS cfys
daughter of the late Paquas Pussecdu o. tay
GRAFF-OARDNER-0n Monday evening. Jan bJ tue Rss.
K. Z. Putley James ". Graft to Carrie NJ Gardiner
GRODUNSkY-JoRAN-By the Rev J. Gerhon at his rrs'-
seuce Bo.rm street Brooklyn, Bsiett GrodJnsky TO bs
Rebecea rora Jordan 0tNsguk n. }.
KING-CLARK-On "Wednesday. Jan. g. Railway J..1
the Rev. Nj Mott M d. NJ King ID Phhadephls 70 m.s
Mary Lee CaIk, granddaughter Of late h0n Aa'A Lee
Rshwsy ~ .
MARTIN-ABBOTT-On Tuesday, Jan s. By the Rev ~.
WILEY Hurry p. Martin Of Nes York to Miss d. Ah'ines'S
Abbott of Brooklyn
NlCHOLs-JENKiNS--InC szenoyla, Madison County Me-
on Thursday a. BY IN. Rev. John FULTON MI Dssa L.
Nichols Of New.Iiaycn 0swego County n T. " Dis, san"
Jrnsin, Of szenoyis, Madison County NJ T.
NPIIINGER-HAGER A. Phlsdelphs, on Tuesday jan >.
by the Rev Dr. smith Mr. Adam NridingeT Of this diy 70
Miss Mlgaa.ena Hsger - Philadelphia
PRATT-BAILEY-In Erw.fork on Thursday morning Jan.
by the Rev Mr. McIaug hu d. Arson Pratt esq to Mis-
Harriet A. Bailey. 80.
WOoDRt,FF-HECOCK- day evening Dec y by I. .
Parks e.a Mr. Lewis Woodruff to Miss huldsh heeoeh az
OF Sheffield, Ohio.
wAsuRI,RE EDWARDS - On Thur,day. Jan. al tbs
Moth Prrsbytcrisn Church by IN, Rev. DR. Edwin hsns
Eonnsn s. Wssbbun 10 Catherine NJ dsugateG Of toe As VI.
b. b. Edw ards oil Of this CITY
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THE CASE or RODGERS.

To n. Editor o( Then L. Tribune
SIR: Your statement Of the case Of the boy Rod
gers now under sentence Of death in our city prison.
is timely aud just and ought to attract public atten
fon lie is to be hung-not for murder, that c.ime
10 known to the law, but as an example. The trial
developed no single fact that brings this legally
within the moose of capital crime. The boy carried
no other deadly weapon than every citizen carries in
his pocket every day-that is pocket knife. He did
not attempt TO strike Swanson until Swanson struck or
struck at him. There is no shadow Of generalization,
malice or lying in weight. Then to the trial; was
set down for day fortnight from finding the bill
COunse asked for tune to look up witnesses. The de-
Tense was not ready and II Is unprecedented to deny
reasonable time. One day only granted How
could professional man get up all the witnesses for
such case in ten or twelve working hours Ihe
testimony was deficient, and the trial was pushed
through by the prosecution with less regard to justice
than to gaining verdict.
The writer is told that bill Of exceptions has been
made out and stay of proceedings applied for. 1t Is
10 De hoped for the sake Of public justice, that it will
DC gran,ea aud that the boy may have another trial,
OF that hissentence may be committed.
. 10 nans ooy as an example is an outrage on JUS
ice ana law IL Is literally the naCtmeut BY civil
forms OF the very crime that il CHARGED 10 have been
done without these forms. Law is not yjndcsted bv
the proceeding but 1t is dragged down 70 the level of
ruffignism. Ii becomes embodi,d rnfEau and
public respect for il must be lowered I r. no 40
Tense for the blow that killed swanson Tow il dcsrvs
signal punishment. But to break the hol's nscL ~,
the grolsd of example is more fragrant crime AGAINST
law than that blow.
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Ct'PIOSITIES OF ETENING SCHOOL
MANAGEMENT.

The readers Of THE TRIBUNE will remember that in
The Board Of Education two three weeks ago, the
Evening School Committee attempted to quarter one
OF its e1.members upon the city as Superintendent
OF Evening Schools. The prompt exposure OF that
scheme prevented its open contamination. The Com
mittee prudenty resolved to repeat al experiment eN'
ploded year ago, pay their pensioner 800 month
aud have Superintendent of their own, Board or no
Board. Ii would probably be easy to secure the sane
lion OF the Board when a new President was to DO
elected and votes were worth something. II mattered
not that Mr.. Randall, the City Superintendent offered
10 take the evening schools under Interpretations that
might be toe best thing for the schools and not cost
the city anything, but it would no; pension the man
they found it necessary to provide for.
The new Superintendent De fsoto whose salary
rtses the tax Of the city for school supervision to
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eREyMIRrn Isbron ws.hius ton County NJ w. on ss,nr-
loved in lie shd lamcnted IN deafh.
et-pRorGHs No zss Livingston street, Brooklyn. on
"Wednesday, Jan. q, WHI L. BuEToush aged 70 Sss' a'
months .,- r., a a.
CLARK-A No fis Whit. street, on wednesday Jan y 80
short lpess dsease Of The heart Catherine Cnh tso
wears, month and jdsys.
DOUGLIss-At No 1o5 Nsdck street on "e'ne'osy JIM W
Emma Louisa Douglas, aged months.
EAsON-A No s we. Thirty ens s :sss 70 .6a ss a 20
E,.,n eyed 5 years 10 mouths and Gays
oBsONAt No s Sixth AVENUE % Wsaness .a ' Va
Fn Iaii,' Gib,os, ssed year. and months
HCNrLEY-In Windsor " on Monasy evening" pee ~ 10
A. West urbsas H.. on Thursday, Dec; 81. Joh,
FYod vonpge son lsaiah ii. AID Sssh a. He's, sSd
wear aid Bop'hs
usNEs-A, No 23 Wes, Twenty sixth street, Wednesday.
I, OeorEe Hsrnes aged years, mouths and u days
u.pRMANA, No 81 spinr street, on Wednesday morning.
Jan Annie wife Of Adam HarHs IN the "a 'esf"' 'S
F1.ns e. JohD.to II D. in he 81 ,ss
The uLeIs services viii take place o. - gss Choen nrSs
Bovety. on Saturday. the 9th inst, at - ocl1S ID Aus
sstig sud friend, the ny and ho.e Of b. .on n lac.
invited % attend without further notice
MURRAY-on Thursday, Jan Chsr.e' r. Murray, Of COD
Tn 1enS. Of the family $50 the member. Of TomPs dos
o. r. the nrner Il Ns..aa Log 10 o. , %
Of her .ou.ira sg james Miller, No 10 'sldsreh nss.
Brooklyn, Friday. the s'b inst at 0e''''' ""''N
Their hid,s'iOn. ,.,. ..x
jan. G. Of inasnmstion Of ng M,y wife Of Thomas
Marin aged % years, 10 months and : Gays
hI ena caSas" MGsy aged 10 nonihs and q dsy'
ROBINsON-On SATURDAY ian 81 MOI Clsms r, a. ,m.
Emily X. Plsbury, wife OF y" M D. "'''-'''
se%SS,rypol, paper. please copy
"fd..,. Of ibe heart May Juas, VIII Of oniAs H. s" N
the 18th year o. n' sy ar respectfully invited send tbs
.,U :. 10 ooci Fe,y ,Gor.ins from the Is''s
.y,rue Bapais, Church coraef o. ih"u''n sies'.
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TRY ELECTION IN UPPER CASADA.-There have
now been s. seats filled up in Upper Canada These
were held in last Parliament by 80 Mniseraists, ~
Opposit onsts, and Independents. The same seats
and Independents. The Opposition have therefore
gained IA seats from the Ministry or y votes on every
division Seven elections have yet to come oil, ana
nearly al of them will be carried by the Opposition
SiT o}the seycn were filed in last Parliament by men,
bers of the Opposition Not one Oppostonlst has
vet been rejected at the polls Toronto GlODe.
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RIcrlPTs or TAyRs.-Snce tho close Of last year
the payments at the Receiver Office have been very
light, and will probably continue 50 for an indefinite
period. On the lt Of January twelve per cent per
nun was added to all taxes then unpaid, dating from
the day the books were opened, and which ia now,
therefore, equivalent to about four per cent The
amour, Of the tax levy for 1885, was =, 0S5 800, and
SC 3Os ss ~ having been paid in spto the ls of Jan
uary tn. balance remaining at thEs time - be col
lected We, 81 757 6lj 80. The receipts for the first
week of TIL, month have been follows:
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cnrRr CALFNpAR-TRIs "a,

SupprNr er-CIRcuIr.-Same Calendar a. %
o,,, On Monday Railroad Calendar Of about ANY casss
Srna,rrND Cnnn-s S""",A. TEKM.-Nos. ~, 81, 70.
1876, 5. a
CouRr OF Common PLEAs.-Part Mos. fl6, l2S.
$50 ISL 1872 1873 iJi 10, 1856 lS ss i5a no, III, - PaS
~II-No- s-S l42 10 l5i inclusive, g. - - =.
SurGRron CouRr.-Nos. li6 l55, 81, go, 2i3. o65,
III D. 10 l76 277 2T3 28 2S, BIZ 23i 2S5 s6 23T 2Ss 10
29l 2 295 2g7 29s 30 800 sol, 30 s SO. 3o7 So
$40 81 ]3 Si 49, SIC ST. Se 49, 800 S2l 81 3S 5i jx
SIG ST. Sl3 SO $50 SPkCAL TFRNThe Glowing -
mr., ia order trial; Nos. 81. 49, 7. -, a. A. ", So -
l.. s. DisTRIcI CouRT.-Nos IL, n, Y, ~, ~.
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granted last week restraining Messrs. tags Couo,er
and Devln from paying any saia1es to the clerks &c.
in the Street Commissioner offices.
On Thwsday, on application OF Mes. Field ani
Suy,er for defendant CoDovef, Judge Davies granted
an order for the plaintiff in the above Injunction to show
cause on Saturday the 9th inst, why said injunction
should not be dissolved, as relates to ~. Fagg
md Mr.. Conover and his clerks.
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APPrSTFp.-pet b. Smith, who stands accused
OF having npted 10 Kill John Jaqus
corner OF and nton day might
IN ves arrested in Newark on lnssday evening taken
B-ookyu where he he'd 10 avail the rst OF NJ Jeqness
niu Myers lea in ia! wsitin. examination Iaaut, Is
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