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DIR. ChurchilI's worl, on Consumption

Is now ready
CAUTION, N,-lntcreucd druggists vil try to scllyou
other preparation, than mine. 10 not buy them! MY
"Gcnunc Preparation" hrnts my tao simlc signature
HEwARE otHll NJ purutiuus claiming 10 be the NY.
pnphu'phitrS which contain Ros, Of any uuUu. The
country s likely 10 he flooded with spurious prepf m.
uons ny writing 10 me, you obtain Information that
VIII pre-, ent any deception being pfurised upon you
The Day SAtr furnished 10 the Profession.
PWCEs-one Bottle So three Hotties for IS. Con.
reniIated Pollution. hy mail, PFC paid, 81.
Sold Wholesale aud Retail, attlr sole teneral Dcpot
In the Unitod Staies by j. WINCHESTER,
~ John street, NY.
For Sale by T. l.. 81 John q Co. aud J. f. Wooster,
rinn, q. uysIr
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lam physioian Of thirty ysars' practice, Ny Prin.
oipa study has been diseases Of females. They have
generally baied my bst ed6uS. Obtaining the muisri-
as composing Marshalls Uterine caiirnieen. vas
pleased with them, gave them fair uia and finy
sef abundnnily suceessiu In my fomeTpraeuee rouid
only the symptoms of about hall the cases And
could not enfe one in ten. Now ] oap fedienly epfs
at least seventeen In tWeuiy and miNgae he feft.
consider Mauhairi utedns Cnfholieon the gfeatsst
blessing 10 females have met With. 90
j. n. WILIlAhs, nj, D., Vhahetlon.
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ShaWhan House
S n ANING s ALOON.

uaging purchaaad iho inistpsi and 6uufos In the
sheohnh hnass 9aJher shop, formerly hohng 90 A,
Miles, The unrfi Ened take tlis uethod Of Informing
ne pablo that he are ready al an tinss Al tho Old
stand one raolih of the shawhan lloats, 10 give
sitsasi soot shave, tain haireut, and lukursnf
sha.o poeniAg AZ ne most rQason abls rates.
nof THOMAS LYONS.
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" oAA ~ I'm
Republic, Seneca Co o.

We the uudersis sncd .ciass md Surgsons having
examined n, O.. Shsdlfy's Improvement In Invalid
Bed,eads, ,doconsder ita valuable adjunct the"sck
room," and do cheerluy rccommendit 1t TO the u'e OF
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Fig. isa vertical longitudinal section Of the inVo
ids Bedstead, when IN apositirn Tor reclining.
Fig Is anuthervertiual lon gitudinal sectit ofte
bedsead whenin position for sitting upi ~ IN ohaif
This invention has reference 10 improvement n bed.
stead iorinvalds and is 80 designed as TO favor sim
plriy Of construction, and particularly facility Of op
eruon, togeiher with ease Of motion TO the invalid IN
raising HIM from recumbent position, and otherad-
vantagcs which win be hereafter named.
The nature OF thsin,enton consists IN confiruct
ing the bedstead that the whole bottom thereof sdes
forward and backward upon the frame, the bottom be
ing divided sud hinged, that that section which Is
next 20 the head Of the bedstead can, by means Of
crank be raj sed from is horizontal position osueur To
q vertical one dested. II is also constructed
that when the bottom is slidden forward, the section
the foot falls and the head section being raised
to vertical position, the whole forms easy chair
while the board turning upon pivots being raisrd
from it, verticalto horizontal position forms tablet
or t may be entirely removed ut the option OF the oc
eupant orthe bed, when its desired to remove the
patic from the bed, which, and other dcails will be
more fully specified IN the following descriptions
BESCRIP rION.
\, ,is the frame Of the bei.teadi b. ~, ~ isthe
divided aud hinged bottom thereof IL the foot board,
which turning upon pivot, and brought to horizon
tai position, as In g 3, and, supported BY the brace
.eryes fora table. The head section CR)of tile slid
ing bottom, D. D b." Is raised and low cred by means
o. crank q, which turns the upper .han, S. which
xeuds the hedsteud fom the side and through
the sliding blocks, 81 TO the shan attached the
cords, &c, which pass downward one and half times
ground the lower .hHil, aud t 10 the end Of the
levers. H. l., which extend from the head section,
n. The crank, a.. heiEg turned the cords c, ore
wound up by the shan S, and working upon tLe lower
shat, pulley, draw down the ends Of the levers.
l., H. which, with the hinges h, b, fucfumi raise
| the head section B,to the desired height.
When the bottom, r. b" ~, Is pushed forward to tho
proper distance, the foot section b." drops down,
shown in Zig p, and forms the front Of the chair, while
the elevated section, y. forms the back and the ptoec
tion, rf e section, ~ resting place lal the feet.
The advantages claimed for the impfovdlAeT yare-
FiT.t, that the position Of the invalid may Be- ann IN
instant with perect TO HIMSELF and thnthy one
person. Second It does away with necessity Of NOV.
ing the patient abou from bed GO chair and furnishes
/ him with table. or not, as he may desire.
Persons desiring further Information upon the sub
ieot Of ths imp ovement address the patentee,
II. o. SHEIDLEY,
Republic, Seneca Co, o.
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10 HOmseEceDers.

AO MOusCt-CNLItES
SOMETHING NEW r. BABBITr's BEST
> ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
{. manufactured from common salt, aud
80 Is prepared entirely different from other r. 70
70 Salaratus. Al the deleiefious mattereX. 10
ttlcted tn surh manner rs to produce
bread, uiscuit, and all kinds Of Cake, with
uutroutnining pa rticle Of Salarttus when
tho Dread orr Cake Il baked; therhy produce
ing wholcsome results. Eyety paricle Of
ANB Snlarniu. s turne, 20 gls and passes thrn'
the Bread Or Biscuit while Baking; conse.
quvuilv nothing remains but common salt,
WarrrauC Flour. You will readily per.
ceiye by the taste Ofthis Sblcratus thatit
h entirely different from nthUr Sacratus
IN II ispackeI in enc pound papefs, each m
" wrapper hrauded "B. T.. Buhhitts Best "
Medicinal Snemtus !" also, picture, twist.
edlOafoihread, with glass OF ofeiiervescing
water on tho top. When you purchase
paper YOU should preserve the wrapper,
and be particular 70 get the next exactly
like the tir.t-Lmnd as above.
Full directions for mnking Bead with
80 this Sulaatus aud Sour Mia or Cream go
70 Tartar, will accompany each package also 70
directions for making all kiuds OF paIryi
also, for making Soda Water aad Seidhiz
Powders.
MAKEYoUR OWN SOAP WITH
l} 4. B a lB B | TT y
rUUR CONCENTRATED POTASH.
AND Wnranisd double the strength oforlinary AND
Potash; put up In cans-l H., . lbs.,3 lbs,
@ lhs., and 70 tbs, with fa directions for
making Hand aud SON Soap. Consumers
will find this the cheapest Potash In mar.
kct Manufactured and ior sale nv
IN B.r.B BBlTT, IN
" Nos. GS & 20 Washington st., New York, ~
ul20'lr and No. 3 lndia 81. Boston.
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NJ, n n Rines;sy, elr.-l have been selling the
mediele1 ofhu ruf thbetg Company Tor the last ten
wear. And hsva invaHably found them 70 give good
s,sgulsrly A. their tea and coffee, and with ny
t,s Az, hats become hdtdplu article .MaThali utcf-
~ Csilolicon is a medicine that has done gfeal ..
,ount ~ GOOD IL female diseases. Ous lady sold u
s tsd ne she had received bene d from onn lpte
thun she dd from long Of sdeal uaatmenthy
tho most skiliful physieians. Nonrs iEulys
Jan. 1, 1855. yAnEs AiLsoA-
For Sale by A. r. Van Doom, n. IA, suydsT,
p. Wooster Timni II. Hail, Loeelli nf, ,, feiss.
Green eprinasi Nm. Hub, Iodii =. II, hun. flsi
8ostt Nm. Rininssr. Atueai ID HOLMAN Co., Ne,
Cutohenrinei ~ W Wing Adriani and BY one aFeat
10 All the pFncipaltosns in Ohio.
.For Medicinos or agencies address
n. d. KINGSLEY, Clevelnad,
inaSIv Agent foy Ohio.
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climate
The Family Caihanicl lPtILita gentle but &C..
iito Catharic which The proprietor has used 10
bis practice more than twenty yean.
The constTautly inoreail osing demand from those
who have long used the pills, and the satisfaU.
ton which al express in ?" regard 20 their use, has
Induced me 10 place them - within the teach ofall.
the Profession we'll know that different Ca.
thnftcs act on dinefenI Apofiions cfthe bowels.
The Family CathaHio| - PILL has, with due re-.
Terence 20 this we'll fs. ablithcd fact, becncoui.
pounded from variety on Fthe pufcsf Vegetable EN-
tfactf, which net alike on cvcry part OF the amcn.
tury canal, and are coon island srE In al cases
where a Cathauio suco q ded. such NJ Derauec.
ments Of the stomnohJ lslsepinets, Pains In the
Back and Loius, COstive. ness, Pain and Soreness
oyefthe whole body from % sudden cold, which ffo.
guentiy, ~ neglected, end n long course OF Fever
Loss ofAppedtei creep. E'Iinr sensation OF Cold o.
yer the body, Restless. t-i|tess, Headache, n or
weight IN the Head, uil r-'lnnammntory Diseases,
Morms tu Children or Al s-Idults. Rheumatism, q
great pufifcf or the blood and many diseases to
which flesh is heir, too numefous 10 mention In
thi Advertisement. Dose, to1.
Price Thirty Cents.
Tie Liver vigoraor aud Family Cathauic pills are
relailed by Druggist generally aud sold wholesale
the Trade In al large towns.
" Il. w. RnfOrd, NJ. -.
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
925 broadway, New York.
Forsale by J 2. Wooster, Tidin, o. ooti41r
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SAFE AT LAST.
#u=HsHH=
.N'O More Explosions!
-
Grrcnough's Carbouic- Acid Gas.


Grccnough's Carbouic- Acid Gas,
NOn-Explosive Burning Fluid.
HAVING pur'ha,clthc exclusive right 10 monuAc,
II and sel tho NuN.EupLOslNE uRNlNG
Flltu am CANrllENE, toe ritin and vicinity, .
now OIL tit sale ata tribe more than have hereto,
fore sold th, common Kind This huid has been n use
In most of the New Euf land 10 ns, for the past two
yu1u, und has undergone m nycaignuOn huiurr the
"frnnkhn nsttuie' aud College ut Pharmacy of Phil
adclpha lam con,inredttntit may be used withper.
fagi safety, and will nor Nplnie uudcr any crcumsan,
sin the ordinary uss nt OuWipa flud have fully
ttueiit' merits in the ptrsrnrc ot man, v,tensi aud
a Rtoanurrv 20 ofthc utpntt Importance tocycty hm,
ly asa
Safe and brilliant Light
To ho,s who have heretofore prcrsucd TO hutn oi
nthrr take the fisk ufthe explosion nt 0uid, would
,ny that thc auiclv recommend X REALLY NuN,
tAPIufiNE, and mny be used without the slightest
Possibility ofuu acrdrnt, ususod In The same lamps
A. common hutulng nuid.
Price, ~ cent, gallon, or on cents quar-.
IL The OnN pliuu iu this ciN whore the huid rHn
he had u al The nfus Store ot ]. " MARuuARnT,
On Market street, doou below tho noyit lou'e TIL,
IN. ohio au Wtr
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Make no Delay

tonumptvrs, iu auystnge of discnsc, should resort
Immediately tothe use ufthu i,plpho,phiies Of Lime
and Soda. "Winrhrstrt's Genuine Preparation" tiu
simpr syrup) in rVra large bnttlrs is "rhemirall,
purci is the combination proposed hv Dr. Churchill
general usc" aud prepared according to his orig
iual Formula.
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SANFORD'S
LIVER INVIGORATOR,

MEYER nEufTTTATEg
TITS UUMrOUsuED ENTfREiV FROM GUMS
II hnd has become IN eHablished fact. standsfd
Medicine hnown sod cpl proved BY 40 that have
used 10, and is nov feaofi edto With rnnGdsnce In
~ aifeaaes luf which Do. - recommended.
~ haa cured thousands = within the lasttwo yeari
VINO had giFen up aN - hrpea Of relief, AZ the
nnmeiuul nniohcitedce cef' Ll uhcaics In my po'fea.
NJ ne lose must Be adap-l Iied 10 the temperament
oi ne tnditidual tahinF. ituuduse In such quan.
titiesas % Oct gently onI i-.khu HaueIs
etthe dictates Of youH aGi|iudrment Guide van Ia
ihe use OF The Liver To-. q tigOratof, and it will
etr8 Liver C0mplaints.I t.'lBUiona Attack DVs.
pepuui Chronic diauhna,I Wis ummer Complaints,
nytontefyi Dropsy, foufl Glstomach, iiabtual Cos.
uvenesti Choic, Cholefal 20 iniantum, Fiatuence,
ianndice Femaie weak. K. Inesser, and may be used
snucestfully assn Ofdin.' 'ary Family Medicine
" viii cure sick headache - thousands can tesi.
lYf) tn rWETIY HfHUrrs = iftwo or three tenspoon.
iuit are taken at com.I - me ncement Of attack.
~ who usu ID are giy.l Jog their testimony In
itt favor.
Mix Water in the Month with the In
vrofaiur, and swallow both tofsthef.
Price One nulInF Per HOfffp
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New and FasIaionabIc

aud will he vol At the lowest pos,ible ratios. Gail nt
ihr line ieNelfy aui Piano Rnouis, No Cammrrt iu
Row, Iimn, %, mh WILLIAM GALLUP
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summer SeasOnG
d.
Tiffln Gymnasium,

Tho German IprnpFa M this CITY
piopols iaachine 3 chla la cgmnalllei, ao somie,
asari1 a lhalI fal. aai " ihit pupoas aiil CON.
aants fcralaF Term on fneiday sFening, Marrh 81
Clafl nifriinei twice q wrek.
fogsaa. wishing % ioln dis cluaf can do 90 a any
tihie, hy paying tho monthly ire of2 cents,
f,ffons prsiepe 10 uxeIoirc duIing the day oan a
faEhpher pasilanlsfl eagaigs q che sose of
NJ. WAGNER.
Tias, Marsh ., le6o-9g
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SAYS the a. luuis, (No) nemaciait nelow, We
puhsha lest to uf. Nood uf this city, toin sonuc,
man 10 Maier, which speaks puwingly OF the superior
netits oi his hair tnnv such oVidrRCo att have a.
e5rrl When comiuE irpm reliable sourte, u ceHiH,
Gates guatoh,ses of tnih The nr needs no oncom.
Ums, nof usole'a puilOry from ,lir press,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

FROM HAyAsA.-By the arrival of the United States
mail 81. al ship De Soto, j. Johnston comma lder we
have New laDs dates to July r. and news from
Havana 70 The 18th list.
At New-Orlesns, the weather was exceedingly hot
but the bealrh Of the city remained good case OF
yellow fever having occurred up to the time of the De
SOor departure.
AT Havana, the weather not so hot, and but
few Gases of yellow fever were occurring, and those
net of a malignant type The city was considered
much more healthy than for several years past Tuere
was very little business doing except in sugar Several
vessels in the hsrbor loading with that article for
the United Ststes md Europe.
The De SOTO bIipgs moderate freight and long
list If Passengers.
FREGETs remained active with arrivals during the
week.
so days sight, ni la premium New
York Snd Northern ports 50 days sight idli premium New
York, Tort sight 2l03l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

LEARSIsG To SwIN.-Tbe best plan for learners,
whether in fresh salt water, is to attach a cord 10
tree boat, the machine; or IL these not await
able, get companion hold the end Of the cord on
shore. With tits cord tied round the waist let
the he giuper walk till the water 10 up TO his chin,
tten turn round and face the shore. he may even
then back out a little farther, when he will hud the
force of the wafer taking him of bis legs and he viii
then find no difficulty in making few strokes even ut
the rst attempt. In fact by holding the head web up,
which necessarily expands the chest, he will lind he
cannot help himself from swimming, rather Heating;
and by gently thrustpg out and drawing 10 the hands
End feet, exactly in imitation of the movement OF q
frog in the water be will accomplish more IN two or
three dsys than in as many weeks with the corks aud
badd, rs-hat IT, he viii have confidence in him
se and know OF the power Of the water 20 sus-
tain him oD its surface. A better knowledge even
Of this ne will have by keeping his back to the shore
tll out in deep water far be go then throw
il ba, bic head expanding his chest. makne, ~
were curve with the back and allowing the leey 70
float outward and from under him. he viii nnd tbsa ~
companion on shore could draw him complacen,y ~
without sinking. A few such experiments anH s s"s"
he light by the gentle action Of the hands snn TO-
wo, himself on shore With the cord, the yooas,
gnner will have no fear, saving for few @oo'st s
OF water and these he will not care about W 'ohS ~ NO
learns to swim.
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New-YOrk Politics.

ROME, \. I, Thur,day, July II, IobU.
TIE Breckrrdg, and Lane Democrats OF the lhlrd
Dis riot in ODei COuoty have s-ued Call for a
Convention 10 meet al this place on the 18th Inst for
the purpose Of oh ,osng Delegate TO the State Con-
vent, at Syracuse the 7Ih of August. The Com
nit &c s urg the call is composed of some of the most
active and influential DemOcra in the State.
ROCHESTER N. y, Tuur-dsy, July ~, 1861:
The ID. Docracy. are holding an mm.I &c ratification
meeting h, re TO night. BODfres and fireworks iumi-
nate The Heavens aud bands of music parade the streets
Cornthian Hall Arcade Hal and the avenues adjacent
are tbroDged aud Tie utmost enthusiasm prevails The
speakers are the Hop. David L. SCI mour, OF irov; the
Hon Dennis Mccarthy, of :, racuse; the Hon. Ddriis
A Ogden, of Penn Van; Cbauncey Perry, esq., OF
Rochester and o bern. Tie demonstration Ia one OF
the ag st witDssstd in Western New orK,
OGpFYsBURGH, n. Y, Thursday, July ~, 1860
The largest and most successful mass meeting held
here since 1852 held last evening 70 raty the
nominations of Douglas and Johnson The greatest
enthu siasm prevailed
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The II n. Archibald Dixon was Wing Senator

The II n. Archibald Dixon was Wing Senator
from Kentucky in 1854, and in that capacity pushed
Mr. Doug'as INTO the gulf OF MissourI-COmpso
Reputation Stephen had been d" shryefing on the
IS brink for several days, but hesitated to take
the plunge, urtil Archibald said effect, If you
"nean to repeal the Missouri Restriction, do it
20 directly: / move such repeal" And though The
Union attacked IN 6ercely for the proposition,
Mr. Douglas was soon constrained TO toe the mark
the KentuckiaD had plainly drawn.
Well; Mr.. Dixon has at length emerged from
his chrysaEs condition into that Of full-bOwn
Democrat, as was ht aid has declared for Beck
inridge. After having led Douglas into trouble, be
turns his back on him aud leaves him TO his fate.
4" That was thu most unkindest cut of all"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20
SIX DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CoNNAUGHT.
The Prince Of Wales Sailed.
NEW FROM GARIBALDI.

ST JoHSs, N. F.. Thursday July 10, 1860.
The steamship Coppausbt, from Galway llth, az
rived of this port at O'Clock his afternoon.
The CoDnan pht met with an sccidsrt when sixteen
bours On, from Galsay. the piston working through
one Of Ter cylinder hesds.
Her q attest workiI in one day was 33l miles.
She allied for NeW-York at 5 p. m.
The Roy al Mail st.au ship Niagara from Boston via
Halifax, s,Iieed a. Liverpool on the 9Th.
TIE steamship Bohemia, from Quebec, arrived at
Ia ndonde,ry the 9th.
The steamship Africa sailed from Liverpool for Ne v.
York the 7th
The Dewt il generally upimportant.
TIE transfer Of the mail contract with tie Galway
lie to the Canadian Company bad been concluded aud
the steamship North BGtsin TO leave Liverpool on
the 18th ps,. with the Ills and proceed to Quebec,
via ST. Johns. Tiis sersice is TO he fOrtnt htly, NJ
tie Galway steamers are I, alternate with tie Cana
dian s smerr touching Londonderry, at present.
The Prince of Wales embarked in the Hero at
Plyn on, for CaDada on the Och inst and sailed al
oc,ck on the ID, rpipg Of the 10th. The Channel fleet
scr' mpsDied in as far ar Care Clear.
Two sddiii, nal unmportanl failures OF eaber deal
els lad teen reported.
The scoui, scepce of all the Powers in the proposed
COZ fer nee was con- dered certain and il will be held
in Pain during he month of October. The Powers
viii he rep, e, ept.d by II cir ambassadors.
Nabinp further wss known as 10 Garibaldi's move
men's sganst Mess a.
II ere sere reports Of fighting near Messina, but
they licked confidence.
Th- prt clapati Of a Constitution had been
recei, ed with indifference a. Naples.
Tie Rcvast f rces f,r tie defense of Messna, were
C, imputed a. 20 600 men.
Tire Siciliau ambassador to France had reached
Turin
TIE Papsl Government had released the political
pri,On in the RomagI a.
France tad botibed the Turkish Government Of her
Intention jointly with other Powers to stop the mas
sacIe If the Christians in Syria
The B. inlay Mai OF June had reached England.
Lord Een spd Baron Gree had Quilted ale for China
Ninety boxes Of spscie from the wreck Of the Maa-
bar ad hen recovered
Tie Bombay markets were stagnant. Freghts were
lower.
At Calcutta, freights were unchanged,
tt Melbourne mail Of e 18th of May had arrived.
The comm. rcial crirs at Sydney had abaled. DULY
TWO additional failures ad taken place.
Tie New-Zea'and news is unsatisfactory. There
were signs Of The iDsurrectir n there spreading.
LATEsr-By Telegraph 10 Gairay
PARIS, Wednesday.
The Noaiteur srnou lces that the Legsatif Session
will be postponed I'LL the 2st Of July.
VIENNA, Wednesday.
The report that the Austrian verpment Intends to
contract a nee loan is witbou foundation.
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ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Now that all the recruits have left Governors leland
that fort is gsroned merely by tn permanent party,
VII se styer 9Th has diminished recently. Recru ing
for the several eipens time ~thfresh vsor
al tie different rerdezvous.
Tie minute, OF the General Courts Martial which
we're held at Baton Rouge, Carlisle, aud Fort Column
bus, bay been submitted to and returned oy the War
Dspar'm, ut, have been complied with.
Orders were received yesterday evening ~ tns
Bcoklyn Navy Yard to fit ont in 80 day. the onl'ea
States steam frigaie susqushan' a. She was aceo'u-
in. y hauled the wharf to undergo immediate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-20

MIR. Douglas made the following speech al 'ns
Comm. ncement dinner at Harvard College Oh
Wednesday:
"MR. PREsIDEsr: am indebted to you ana the
good Corporation Of bi University ior mos. oeign'
full day. For The first time have been present your
r., muenc ment Exercires ned not say TO you that
have been delighted with all have I'VE sssn The
- vbo d.Iye, ed them, and to the University.
Yon have been very kind in your auson to me and TO
the University which we are trying TO build in the
q ~ o1 Chicago We are following at a vast distance
i, yonr footsteps, for our institution is young We
b.y. had some success and hope 10 have more AS we
advance but We do not and cannot hope to build
rival for Old Harvard Your Uplversity has farnshed
TOO any great men and good men, and sent them to
all parts of the country for us TO hope TO rival yo l.
For Harvard has plan ted her every where 10 pro-
tect the interests Of country. The sOns OF
harvard bound 10 her by the dearest ties and they
never forget her wherever they go. | wish coald
have boosted that was one OF those sons applause
but may claim after the kndnt of this day, that
aa' q friend 81 the JamtiyP Grea, applause.