, 1864-01-28

Watkins. James kM.-lptcFmlttcnt Fever.
SEiis. JOIN II. Ns-@
The degree Of ad es.ndena WIS conferred upon
Charles White and Frederick s. c. GTayston.
vA1EDrcroRr HI PROF. gRA1NARn.
Dr.. Bratnard addressed to the graduates few
parting words Of welcome to the rank Of phyai-
clans, and Of farewell as students. He said they
were treading In the footsteps Of six hundred who
had preceded them as the Alumni Of the Institution
many of them serving their country Others scat.
tered over the entire United Statea-to each Of
whom the Professors could point with pride. Be-
Ing no longer students, he won1d address the grad
ua&es IL equale, in familfar terms He recalled
the days when he first went forth into the
world with his diploma In his hand-the
pleasure 1t gave him to road it to certain unetet-
ed friends. He found the profession full every
yistd him to 20 TO he Maybe would have good
living, good pay and very little 10 de-would get
to zee all the hght-houtes and wtnd.mills along
er advised h,n to 70 South and marry Heb young
widow who had slaves and plantations iunnmera-
BILE. Still another advised HIM to seek some rich
be came West, where he believed a young doctor
iced not wait for an old one to die, to get place
for practice Fate and fortune led him to Chicago.
where be was assured he was soon to make Ills
Philadelphia and New York. The people had very
little Of The then present to enjoy, hence they
7ibed much to the amazement Of the class his
first sensa'ion Of Railing up his first tin eign and
the Eema.ks made npGa i by n the gssser-R5-that
that - he would staKyc to death. !" &c.
4 mans true education, his true strength ie
tested when he stepa forth into the world TO make
and merit and perseverance to stem the tide snc-
ceed-those who have not. 60 to the wall. The
10 their iutu.e course, as well in their intercourse
with mankind. az In the practice Of their profess
sion, and that they should never find time 10 cou-
tract vicious habits, but spend all their leisure
D.: :. handled qqacks without e!oEes, and de-
fined the word to the satisfaction Of the audience,
diecEeet. injudIc.ous and oreF-anxious young ply
atcisns 70 work up a reputation and secure prno,
t3es His advice was that the phyaleiaRR, n, should @
nees and render himself worthy OF patronage, and
the public would not be slow 10 appreciate him:
He advised them not TO practice for the sake of
the degrees conferred IL be believed they were, In
every Instance they should be paid for their ser
The single commodity that is in universal re-
quest is money. Go where we mas, VIC meet per-
sops seeking eGmmodt'cs sequifsd for the sstts, T..
supply those wante. 90 that after all money was
their fealwont. 20 It has been In every age-so
i l. sye2There and probably eTef r VIZ BE- Money
writer, you will eoon know tho want Of the other.
+ is ths iced oi nge, a We as pesesssEy reauI.
most reconsideration. He advised them 10
earn their fee and claim it-and alter earned and
collected, to take care ofit, IT..
studies 10 prosecute, whit cou1sc to pursue, In
which be urged them to be honest, industrious,
n nd TO- sossd y
they had maintained during their connection with
+ 1nstftutton-oveI two hundred having attended
thc entire course without haSns been guilty ofany
a tnAt received Tue attention OF the ctSt author
snea q II MS1Ga t9s eens1re o. 5ae EaSn as
cioeeo " haoioE Inem AfcWeH a. st9aenta, ana
MeGfs35 welcome TO ING profession as ooctofs o.
nouneed BY Rev. Nj. Stewart.
1n,.,, N,r,,,,,.r.- T7,a N.4,o.,
Fair to be shortly held in Chicago, under the aus
nieea of the Fenfsn Brofherhood prom{ses IN l,a
one Of The largest Conventions that have ever az
temb1ed In any State. Tha following is the Exc
cutlye Committee appointed to supervise the con-
duct Of the FaIs: ~ e e
6t1ss 6,sas c.:.t,..4NIHf., =. oae1 E c..,,.
@gang @egreai3a1 9sar11eo s1r-a,3@ : spSi Mt.tr,ck
tonMNtxeIJonn ~ c9nisEey, Nicnoas :, CfaeEard. M 7.
P Rsss Stsat1n m9 s1sh fhisd e. Hson 4
o'c Mccarthy.
The following circular has been issued by the
Committee:
its Object he smeioIation Of he conait,on nf tbe
People Of ireland, and the elevation Of their
Country to National inaependence, propose hold.
s3,s T., ThSe1~n ~, -, pot ~ - ~ IL s
continue for opc veeSl' for tle nnrnoee ~ oh.
tanning pccnniazy means to promote the eaose Of
tA1fh 1hits;on d TT on %en oeeasion WI ge on
Al Mannfactnres and 6ndosi.;epa ptoaae'e oi n'sn
The Fenian brotherhood are the friends OF Ire