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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-16

! Az Arrrorlso IsclpENv.- "a

ArArrsorira lHcipENr.--- In
b,s remarks az the meeting OF the
Cbristain Commission in this CITY,
nioht before last, A. 4. Chamber
lain, ECO, related tho following ,s
affecting incident OF an ihu'@n"
bow. OF tho s5th Regiment;
He sent at midnight for q dee
cat. Of tho Commission. lie was
diving. aud wishsd 10 leave his liz,
tle,treasures with him, to seud
thcm with q lctter 10 his mother
care YOU christiani" tho dele
cato asked. "oh, yos; | was >, DO :,
fcfc / joined tho army. leii
mother that God is with me-; all
ia well.n Then, giving three
rinps 10 tho delegate, he saiqd,
uT6,.t Ia for mother, that Is Tor
sister. aud sister will know whom
70 givet the other to.
= SThero Is ono thing more, ho
added, after. q pause. "a iIlle
psckarc was taken lr0pi lils KNAPP
ssck and brought to him- In y
were three photographs. lie to2S
mn the frat, looked NJ it inteutly'
and sail; "Oh, thank God Tor .
pious motherl Through, hor. pray
ora and instrumentality ! was
brought TO Christ. Good bye
mother, we shall meet in heaven
lie kissed it, and laid II down o,
the cot. Ae took up the second
and said: "Thank God for plou'
sistcrl We have held sweet com
munion on earth, sister, and VII
holdsweeter communion IN lioaven
Good bye sister," aud hc kissed !
and laid It down with the other
IIc took mp the third, the namole'si
one, aud as he looked lond'y NJ
bis eyes filled with tears. 'oh'
said he. III did hope that you am
would have many precious sea
sons Oh earth, but God has other
wiss. Ny country demanded m.
seryices. | gave them ohcerlulil
But thank Godi are long we'll botl
be whore there'll be no wars, Ou
whore all will be peace thronsho1,I
eternity. Yes, think God! we
meet again" aud ho put tho prec
Qua picture to his lips aud kisse
Il, and breathed his last with I'll
photograph lying on his lips
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Patent Soliciting House, and Pstenf
Commission House, Coml'ned!!

S0licttinq--Ihi, conPsny will se, 4
llt- Auorneys for securing Pat \
ents for new Inventions IN ihis.rouniry and . uI
rope on the mosi reasonable terms, Condpci I'M
sru.
es Our Exhibition Rooms arc
selling Departure nt .--Wo respectfully submit ID
the public thp,ous Ia the only Responsible soliei
ting House in tbs World that has an xhibitiou
Room and rFricirNr and suocEssvut eslhnF de
partnsnt st'sehed. Or PATEsTs taken eut bI NJ
VIZ REeutRE NO ADVANCE fEE ron sELLns.
We are IN Regular Con nun IL ton with UPWARDS
leu Patent Sellers ihroughou' the eouutry who de
pend ~holiy for their supply os Patents upon us.-
Our Exhibition Rooms leornsr BrosdwsY and Bal
clay Sweet In the very heart and centre OF tho eli
are daily visited y numbers Of Capislisfs and me
Of Enierprise, seeking investments IN vsluabls Pa
ents, for the purposel Of tesellisf Ia subdivise
while o'hsr men heavier CsritAlisis are siway
ready 60 fprcsass useful fsfsnt snu engage
nanafaetpTe. ano thus srears lpyrntive monc,pol
These sources ofdsmsnd tina. are lsilpf ugme NTH
are fully sufficient TO absorb the eniiTs supplp
fatents now being ishued and that AZ air prices
Gone nssnmsnts Of 2, tents Gsr sails are Issp<ctfu
ly soheited' Any info. nation free. Rsspoa,ib
Agents wsntsdtn esery eoraS aud town who hs,
per quarter. sndH per esn'. on oil sais, to act
our Agents, fsI ths ssplapAto,. Zone hour mo
per day) on the models OF such patents as may
placed In their hands fer ssle. ~ good sAiesm
whovill give whole husi ness, will pay S5s per NOR
Aisou'ase ling Agent, wHnisd o. fair sslsrp.
Agents vi be required TO give some ssiisfsete
secnfity OF deposit the cost price Of models viii
vii be refu hded when returned.
Address enclosing stamp,
nlWia SNYDER a. WALTERS
~ asE f oas No 229 Broadw aY.-
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A Good Reason he Conld not do il

A Good Reason he Conld not do it.
Blitz had a bright little fellow
on the stand TO assist him ia his
"experimeRts." = ' = y
''Sir, said the Signor, "do you
think could put the twenty-five
cont pieces which that lady holds
into your coat pocketp, y
mo- y said the boy confidently.
"Think notl" VIZ
"Iknow you couldn't' said the
little fellow with great ilrmness,
"Why notl'
"Cause the pockets are all torn
entln aFa
~ UFThere wsre 20,SSl mar
riages in Ohio In 1864, against
10, 800 in 1868 and 1880 in 1899.
The average for three years
prior to the war was 22, ,6T6. In
1864 there occurred in Ohio OF
bomiciles, So suicides. and 333
casualties Of other descriptions.
Us Mrs Bushnell has been ap.
pointed Postmistress at Mt. Star.
ling, ills., en- the following order
Of President Lincoln:
"Mr. Washburn has presented
10 me 81 the papers in this case,
and finding Mrs. Bushnell as we'll
recommended as any other, aoi
! she bcing the widow Of a soldier
whofsll in battle for the Union, LEI
her be appointed. A. LINCOLN.
That is the way to do ii.
nTThe 4th af March witnessed
fhs first ralnaneusration since
that Of G. neral jackson in 1882.
General Jackson resisted rebel,
Hon.
Subscribe fer the TRIBUNE.
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Savage Brutality,

The Evansville Journal rolates
the following: s
We heard day or two ago. the
narration Of one of the most inhu'
man and tiendish acts OF guerrilla
barbarity that could possibly be
conceived. .% E
Capt. Davidson, as tho story
goes, met II negro soldier on the
roai, and after capturing him, cut
of both his ears clcse to his head
and then released him. When
reaching tho frat house on his
road, the flend Davidson procured
n needle and thread and sewed
the negroes ears together.
At the first town he came to, hs
went to a whisky shop and treated
his men, and after had drunk, Da
els usually apply to areeibdcRt
would pay for whiskyW 'Oh
certainly said the bar tondor
where.upon tho brute Davidson
threw upon the counter tho ears
OF tho negro soldier, remarking,
"Well take your change out OF
that, them"
Surely such n fiend incarnat
should be hunted from tho earth
like wolfor mad dog.
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hn nidnlt Find III,

how u, Wenb uuiellb vli' "n" Nv"
be Didn't Find it.
Our freind j. is shrewd ana
sharp in a business operation, and
keeps his eyes opon for any good
thing" that may turn up. lie rs
cool, self.possessed, and isn't easi-
ly carried away by any new thing
as oil, Tor instance. j. don't bee
| lieve much iu oil mot pows
Thinks there may bo some abou'
here. but what's tho use OF getting
excited about It.
The other day j was in convor'
sation with y couple OF men from
Groen Township. Very natural
! ly the subject Of oil came up, one
OF the men remarked that there
was said to be a splendid show"
ON the farm of q ncighbor Of his.
| OF course, j. expressed his doubts
about il didn't believe there was
any oi about there, unless it was
/ ia somebody's lamp or oil can, but
in the course Of the conversation
lho adroitly managed to draw out
Ia very minute description Of the
place where the "splendid show
was said TO be.
Half an hour altcrward j might
have been seen ut one Of our livery
Istnbles. oycrcoat and muller on,
inouiring for n saddle horse. -
Wanted to take short ride in the
country; had u little business ont
toward Kingston; would be Back
THAT evening. They say that horse
made pretty good time out the
pike, aud that people along the
way thoughtJ. was a doctor goina
10 sec very sick patient. AT al
events, in very short timo j.,
found himself in the "oil region
The care was necessary 50 thaI
/, suspicion Us to what ha was aI,e'
!. should not he excited He sny
two men at Il distance, in n field
looking as though they had los
something and were anxious I,
find it. "They'ro hunting oil,
said j. TO himself, and 80 lr
shoered of in tho other direction
. until out OF sight.
i After considerably search, h
Q found the place where the "splen
did siow'was said 10 DO, Tic
his horse in the woods Il short dis
tancc of, and proceeded clrelull
$ on foot, keeping u sharp look on
20 see II his movements wer
e watched 10y any body. Saw n
F. one but a small boy, who was oh
! serving his movements with som
g interest. "lle don't know an.
thing about oil, thought j., an,
y so he went IN 10 mud aud watc
. something less'thau a foot deep
/ and commenced II critical exam ny
!, ton, dipping up hand-tnlls OF IN
u water aud dsmoliiny, and stlrnn
is up tho -muSlwith stick, 10 $,
ID if there might not be some ebull
d tons OF gas. Tho show" WI
not very encouraging neither od,
g nor gas pereeptible to- Js kce
d senses. Small boy gradually al
A. proached, ana at length mqu
ifl ed.
ks !, in thcro in that mduf 80" doit
-
- Small Simi%iNBtSi@2 NBtoSyi@2-'"ciuess + kno
n what yer a hUntin for"
8 J-"Wiat is itw
I, Small Boy-''Ilc; but you won
IL find none in there, Mistc
There's been ten menhero to da,
> before you, and didnt find non,
h and guess thor amt any there.
j. retired in disgust from ''tbi
psnd.holo," scraped the mud froi
4 his boots and returned lesnrely
}, town, paid u small livery, bill, an
hasn't been hunting oil since, /,
is fond Of good Joke. and thong
= this one is at ownjEkpense, Il
/; could not keep rom telling il
- Scioto "GazOtta"
a
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Capt, SAMUEL HAnsER,
No. 1874 S. Eight Street, Reading. Ia.
Conohs nj Long STANDING curad

wsrscelvsdth folio nE from Utea, MY.
DR WIsHARr-DEAR SIRi take pie Asure N n .
forming you through this source. that yont Pine
Tree Tar Cordial, which. was rec omm nded for M
her Of cough ef more than hve months' standing
I hAdthought her beyond cure, and had employed
the best medical aid without any benefit. ! can
shse rfnlly mmend " to the public safe nd
snre remeLy for those similarly afflicted, a. know
Of many other eases besides that uf my daughter,
that ithss cured ef long s,.ndins eopshi. '...l
Yours, Respectfully,
JoHs v. rkHKER, Dagueffean Artist.
t No. ,e6 Gsnesee ST., Utica, NY.
- have used DR.. Mishar's Pine Tree Tar
Cordial In my family, aud oordlaliy reeomr,end II
valuable aud safe medicine for Colds, Coughs. nd
to those predspossd TO Consumption. lr5r.
20 DE. O. A. FosrIn,
Ifat No 100 Genesee street, utiea,H. Y.
Mr. Ward saysi ~.
DR. WIsBARr- SIR: had Bronchitis. In
hammation of the Lungs. Shor'ness Of
Breath, and Palpitation OF the Heart in their
worst forms had been treated by several
Of the most eminent physicians in PhlIadel
phia. but they could not stop the rapid
course cf my disease, aud had despaired
Of ever being restored TO health. was
truly on the verge Of the grave Your Pine
Tree Tar Cordial was highly recommended
TO me by friend. I tried II, and am thank,
ful to say that. after using four large and one
small bottle. was restored TO pesfect health
You can give references TO my house. M. 96e
North Second street. or at my Office Of Re
ceiytr Of Taxes, from 8 A. n, to2r. cor.
ner Of Chestnut and Sixth streets, @4
~, ~ ~ JoHs wARp,
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what yer q IIUntin' for"
,J-"Wbnt Is i'm
Incidents in the Coal Oil Mania,

Incidents in the Coal Oil Mania.
In the business portion of tho
Icitysis worthy gun-merchant.
named Kridor. Mr.. Krider sells
'shooting.irons' Of all kinds, and
implements in general for sports.
men.
Some months ago, u citizens
purchasing some tritles in his store,
observed u beautiful stag's hoad
and horns, stuffed and mounted in
q very handsome manner, made
TO suspend against a library wall.
What isthe price of that deer's
headf asked the citizen. .,,,
'ltis tue last onelk have said
!Mr. kridev. 81 Asoid them at
lcigntecn doilars Iwill let you
lhasethis ono tor fiiteen.' -
Citizen mustd n moment.
Look here, said he, Il have
thirty acres ofwild land thattidn't
cost mo much. 1t isn't any use
koh hne, and may not be TO you.
| Ata venture, I'll otier It to you at
an oven trade for that deer's
|. head
rs itwild landP gg,v tssl ( tGS
Il think itImust bo, hut don't
know. Allldo know is that the
title is good, and that il calls for
thirty acrcs of land in Vennapgo
county, in this State
ia'Wcil, said Mr.. Krider, take
the head, aud III trade with you.
you'll pay for transferring the
Ideedi' asked the purchaser OF the
horns in question: q
yes, Ipay those costs, ofcourso.,
A day or two afterwards the
deed was mado in Mr.. Krider's
name, and the transfer legally &C
complished. The gun.merchant
lplaced It in his fire proof and
after q while the transaction near.
ly faded from his memory.
To cut ling story as short as
possible, one day last week a
stranger entered Mr.. Krider's
store, and asked the price of the
thirty acres aforesaid. e,0,es
| lie offered ss5 600 cash in hand
I Mr.. Kriher in tue maantime had
learned its value. II was in one
of the bestspets in tho oil region,
and he refused for il, on Wedges,
day last, ss7,50O. Whether he
has since disposed Of ii We know
INIT. q 90
The Oldest United States Senator
is ia ,ob Collamer, Of Vermo nj
who was born ia 17as. and the
youngest is Benjamin F. Harding
of Oregon, who was born in 1927
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The subscriber will ,seii si piivsul al
her present residence. on Portland Ios|
near Hsidsiherf College
Title perfssi Ep9uire on the piepiss
or Of Lsr q RRENEs. .,r'qin, Ohio.
Dsc22 - sffi n. uots
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nR. WISH a RI rs
~
PINE TREE
4u -. Il
II "A ~ hRIn
= : :.
Is THE BEST REMEDY f0R THROAT AND
LUNG DISEASES
Iii The vital princinle of the nine tree
oh.s;ned bv a peeular process Ia The distil.
ls,ion Of the tar, by which it's highest med
icaI properties are retained.
II ia the only safe and reliable remedy
which has ever oeen PfoP~'eu "V" ''e
Juice OF the pine uee'
Itinvigoratesthe digesuVe organs ano IT,
81, ,resthe appetite.
ID strengthens the deoihtate1 sysem
II purihes aud enriches tue olooo' ana eh
pels IRON the system the corruption WHICH
scrofula breeds.
1t dissolves the mucus or phiegm whlcn
stops the air passage OF the lungs
lite healing principles act upon .ne ir,i'
tated surface OF the lungs ana th'oan' pm
etrating TO each diseased part, relieving
pain and subduing Inflammation
IL 10 the result OF years cf study ano ek
pertinent, and II is offered to the amIcteo
rn,n nn t5 ~. Soiiow;ng diseases. n he patient
has not too long delayed resort 70 .n'
means OF cure; consumption OF the Lungs
Coughs, Sors hroa. euu orrs'i n.ouc",.a
SLIME i'm a. ercsIisnt remedv for Diseases o
W. wisan.s or .nd Fsmale Complaints
u.vs Won a coupbf Have YOU a sor,
,bsaatS Hsve Won nny of the nr.mouito ,
s,,nn,oms of that most fatal disease. Con
yp,;nn7 1bose vbo sbonId be varned h,
,Sosr svmn,s me generallv think light d
them until il Is too late. From this fact
I,,L- r :. more than any other, arises the "a,
prevalence and iataiiry ., -,-,t
sweeps 70 .ee grave az ieas. Sne Se Saan Sas,ra,
deaths vlcums' Consulll p.'on ""s IN
ed more oi the human 'auill tuau 1ny 49, 49,,
1 disease, anu the oeeo p"ys,o"s W r"aS
years have despsreu OF cur, o,
that would neal the luugs, Jus va od;c dc'
than two hunureu ysa.s ". ~, ,ho.n 80
world has oeen imp,esseu .. ,a ~ p,r
mysterious power anu snne''"yS w w 49, ~
Tree Tar TO heai the iungsi utere'ot ra ~ w, Wv
have reeommehdeu tne use VI u, -,
Q ~hieh ID many cases my boou - -
how TO combine I've meuloa' proPe :.
TO heal the iuhgs' nas ever SHf,
until " wac discovered oy " u " " g
HART, ,oi fhi 'adelphia' tue p'oP''e'0' VI
Wishart's Pine Tree Cordial.
II 10 now recommended ana Pre'..oeu
the practice OF large nnmoer oi 'ue "'
Intelligent aud able physlelahs
w. r. co,a,., when taken with wishar
nvsnspsia Pills, is an Unfailing Cure
Dyspepsia.
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Asthma and Cough Cured.

The Pine Tree Tar Cordial gives instanta-
neous relief In cases OF Asthma and Whoop-
ing Cough Il often cures whooping before
!, runs half lie course. as Il acts at once on
the phlegm and mueus. ami expels them
from the throat. and ths sufferer il relieved.
In case Of Asthma, use Dr. wisharts Dys.
pepsia Pills with the Cordial, as they have
never been know n to fail to cure that disease.
DIR. wIsHART'S PINE TREE TAR
CORDIAL will positively cure the 70 How
ing diseases; Consumption. II not beyond
the power Of medicine; Inflammation of tue
Lungs, Coughs, Sore Throat and Breast,
Bronchitis, Asthma, and an unfaiiing rene
dy for female complaints.
The above are few among the thou
sands whom this great remedy has saved
from an untimely grave.
Wehave thoussnda OF letters from Phys.
ioians and Druggists who have prescribed
and sold the Tar Cordial, saving that they
have never used or sold medi sine which
rave such universal satisfaction.
REMEMBER that the Tar Cordial. when
taken In connection with DR.. Wishapt's
Dyspepsia Pills, is an ilfallible cure for
Dyspepsia, st.4 lss ..l Z
BEWARE OF CoUNrERFEITs. - tn.
genuiae has the name Z the proprietor end
q pine tree blown in the bottle. IN others
are spurious limitations s.... !,
.rV DRsL q @ wISHAPT.
No. 10. N Second 81. Phi adelphia. Pa
Sold bv D-aseists every where. Al whole
SCI. - all Phi'sdeiphia and New York
Wholesale prpHsisis. .oet27-ty
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wisharts Pine Tree Cordial. Great Remedy
for Consumption.

READING, Pa. April l9, 1864.
Ds. WIsuART-DEAR SIR; One year ago
me huu OotIsuufptIvu vi tir lungs, anO
that could not be cured. and judging from
ali my symptoms at that lime. myself sup.
posed this to be true. ! was for more than
one year troubled with hacking cough,
which gradually grew so bad that could
not haye severe fit Of coughing without
shifting up blood in large quantities.
For months could not work at anything,
and was obliged to keep my bed most of the
time. While in this condition ! was In MI.
Rowbotham's store, in this city and he see.
ing how low | was, recommended me TO try
your Pine Tree Tar Cordial. He said he
had sold great deal of it, and that, as il
had cured so many others, he believed il
would do some good. bought bottle and
commenced usipg 1t. In n very short time
] saw that ] was getting better very fast, and
after taking several bottles / was entirely re.
stored to health, so that l could work every
day at my business, which 10 very heavy
work, 10 an iron foundry. When com
menced to use your Pine Tree Tar Cordial.
my weight was only one hundred and thirty.
five pounds: since the use of II have
weiged on an average one hundred and fifty
FIVE. shhll be glad TO have you publish
this, es ! believe should not have been liv-
ing at this time il / had not used your
Fgrea, medicine, and wish all who suffer to
reeei ye Its benefit.
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AN APoLoaY.-'Did you say
wasn't fit to carry swill to swine,
Mr.. BrownP ~,
Il did, sir,
We'll, sir, require you, here,
in the presence ofthese gentlemen,
to recall that insult, or y)u will
have to take the consequences.'
lam ready, willingly, TO repair
tho injury have done you.'
well, SEQ that You do it quick.
ly, SIR
Brown turned round to tho in.
suited gentleman, and said.
~ 'Gentlemen, havo done my
friend, Mr.. Smith, here, the injus'
tice to sny, that he was not fit to
carry swill to swine, at which he
is very indignant Now gentle,nen,
sdesire to recall that remark, and
do here take great pleasure in say
ing that Mr.. Smith is eminent'y
qualified for the important office
OF carrying swill to swine! l hope
this apology will be satisfactory
to Mr.. S., and that HE excel
lent qualifications will DO duly ap
preciated
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T.fcen sed Claim A gent.

Pensions. Bounty and Back Pay, and
Bounty for Soldiers discharged on aeooun;
81 woonss received IN battle, and all claims
against The Government collected With dis.
patch N"~
ofiee In Hedges New Block, Second
Floor, Titbn, Ohio.
ertsi A. II. BYERs.
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FARM FOB SALE
A GREAT BARGAIN.


I have first rate farm for sale; II con-
tains 320 acres Of good land, there 10 leO
acrus Of improvements on IL, good frame
house with eight rooms on the lower floor. a
good cellar under the house lox39 feet,
walled with brick, the cellar Is always dry
The house cost me 81 900; also,a good
bank barn, 33x40. The soil varies,a part
4. sandy soil loom and muck. There is two
good large bearing apple orchards Of choicest
grated iruit. and the best peach orchard In
Fulton county, grape vines, pear trees,
ounces, with Ornamental trees. DO, in q
healthy location, good water IN abundance
at all seasons Of the year. There is sheds,
stables aud other out buildings. ! have
lived on IL twenty years. II isa delightful
farm aud in good repair, good fences, DC
The timber land is covered wits choice oak
poplar, white ash and other kinds.
IL lies one mile east and west by one bali
mile north and south, a good county road
crossing Il sud another along north side Of
! H. II lies between the Air Line Railroad
and Wabash & Erie .four miles from one and
FIVE miles from the other. will also sell
farming tools cattle, horses, sheep, dc on
reasonable terms.
For further PARTICULARS address,
] A. u, GUNN,
Ioit2 Z Beta. Fulton County. Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02

Anthem with solos, Masters Dennison and Rssbsm asl
pheonists; g. Soprano Solo. Thou art Near and ye
Adam Bosch Graduating Glaze; 10 Harp Soio, "frsS ~
tasa," Browne Mr. Browne; H. Grafton On NstSons n.
sources" Daniel II. Ives, Graduating Csssj II. PsHos
song, with chorus, Union Forever" Mr.. Jswsu Gd o.
pheonists.
The report was then read and the Graduating NeSs
OF the Institution presented to the graduates. Ar
Bosch ant ID. II. Ives. by Mr.. Potter Cooper, who Al
dressed ths graduates In few short. earnest nprs.
sivc and complimentary remarks.
The receipts from all sources since last report n
cnding O balance Of 81 l4092, were 81 no 81, M.
expenditure amounted to Ssi,67 70, leaving bslans
OF e2522 81. 80
The number Of Pupils who attended classes last ~.
5l6 aud there rem1iDed until the end VI she isps
593 to receive certificates Of merit.
The names OF the recipients vera then read.
The interesting exercises Ut The evening" consip,.
OF singing, music &c, cQncuded With the rneins y
the patriotic song UaOn Former" the entire sud A.
rising and joining with intense enthusiasm. "Uuir
Forever" esto pergs,na.
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Sixth Annual Cemnenccmeat Of tho Cooper
Union for tho Advance n,eus si Science

Tho Lecture Hall of the Cooper Institute was
filed on Wednesday night with large aud ueis'e"
audience tho occasion being the Sixth Amman 'o"'
nencement Of tho Cooper Union for the Aavahcoaon'
of Science and Art The appearance OF Mr. Cooper on
the platform was hailed with immense applause on
either Of tho chairs occupied by tho venerable founder
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and the malo tho loft Tho oruef Oh exercises was
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10 INV Piano. Hopkinscr female voices alone. WIN hsrp
Accomplishment by Mr.. Brown = oisiea The r,' ana
S me-, for two pianos Dash Away Galcp" Hopkins.
AZ, r,a,our sud the Author Festival Jubiate, 20 ne
' al 20 UopkInsA P.sc. Anhsm, with soprano solo, Or.
Son,.,s s. Oh alton CoLfdwsd D. Baker john ANoonai.
f,.ss D. Fnu Course6 National Hymn, "ooc save our
I.shsrl.ud HOPKINS Nj Jewsu spd OIpheolss; Easter