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Blowing Of the Nose.
Thousands suffer from thai most annoying
disagreeable and offensive COMPLIANCE
tarrn, without knowing what Be- Isl.
Often the secreted mucous, flowing down
the throat clogs up the ungs,a and lays the
foundation for consumption.
The moss sEuAut physicians tail 20 cure IT.
Recently, several Ear DOt1ors" OF this Lrv
have turned their attention to the treatment
Of catarrh, and demand most fabulous prices
from patients.
lcure any cuse Of QbstructiUu-stODped-up
head-discharEes Of u5euish. thick. thin. or
glairy mucOus-uom the nose, Internally or
~eLternauy-pain or fuilness between the
eyes-eonstant blowing Of the nOss-iuham-
nation Of the nasal Disqualification Of
the schucideriau membrans, etc. In the
course Of q few davs.
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Msrcurial Diseases.

Salvation (Ptyalism), MercuTluI ErupHOns,
MercuriaI Aches in Boles-
MercuriaIZatCn-
Mercury, injudiciously used hEs dlTsd the
earth with wrecks Of humanity Thousands
suffer from its effects. who ave been uucon-
sciOusly drugged by their physician u is
vain TO attempt the cure OF the majority Of
diseases while il remains in The cody.
Although Z have heard OF several su-called
%antidOtes for mercury in tie human body. L
have never Yet seen a physician who could
eliminate IL from the system.
can satisfy any patient or physician that
I can absolutely extract mercury, lead, zine.
and other mineral pOisOns, in every case.
one bath which I employ, even draws the
lead from ths white paint In the bathroom
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Notice Of Dissolution.

FTHE undersigned having this day sold
L their stock of goods, business Interests
and good viii 10 Messrs. John Robertson and
Joseph Bruce, who succeed 70 the business,
under the name and style of ROBERTSON,
BRUCE d CO, the firm Of TOBIN, LYNN 4
CO., il thereby dissolved by mutual consent
The new firm Of Robertson, Bruce q Co. as.
sumo all the liabilities of the Old firm, and
are alone authorized to collect and receipt
for the debts due the old firm.
We take occasion to thank ali our friends
for their liberal patronage, and cheerfully
commend our SUCCESSORS 70 their favor.
TOBIN, LYNN c {.
January 81, 1870.
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Cancers.

NOIi-me-Tangsrs, Lupus. or Wolf Cancer.
Scirrhus Caucer-F MUCOUS Cancer.
Rose C~anoer-SPider Cancel.
Imake a great specially IN the treatment Of
every description OF cancer aud ramors. ana
nave a special department. devoted 70 this
brauch of disease.
How many cancers and tumOr are WrOuu-
fully treated by certain cuarlatans styling
themselves Cancer Doctors"
After being pronounced incurable, i VII
take any one of these eases in hand and
make q permanent cure.
Ny terms for treating cancers, etc, win be-
based on the age aud condition OF the patient,
and the positive certainty Of curs.
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FRENCH HORTICULTURE
PLANTS PLAHTSl PLANTS!

GREAT exhibition OF plants received per
" last steamer from France, such rs "a
melia. Magnolia, Azalea. MarOnia, Eou0ten-
rum. LeUnia, HydFangea. etc. "A great va
riety Of new Roses. Fruit Trees Apple rear
species seeds and Roots Flowers, and a
quantity OF other new plants nom Europe
and California. too numerous 70 enumefate.
Mr. TURE. rom Paris, Florist. Gardener
No. Ns1S second street between Jefferson
and Court Square. invites amateurs 10 visit
his fine collection Prices very moderate
rE- Gardens made to order. febl9
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A OF TENNESSEE,
COMPTROLLER's OFFICE,
- Lnnnrr Innnnrn IA-n

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
C-OMPTROLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January l, 1901
I.G. W.. BBACKBURN, Comptroller OF the
Treasury. 90 hereby certify that the Home
Insurance Company, located at New York,
In the state OF New York, has produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said Company
has ompued with ali the requirements Of
Inc laws of the State OF Tennessee imposed
on Insurance companies; andI further GER
tify that -CARRISGroN MAsoS, Agent OF said
has also complied with the re-
ouirements Of the law OF the state, made
and provided in such cases;
Wherefore, said Home Insurance Company
has authority to take risks a~ndtransact the
business of Insurance IN this state, at Mem
phis, Tennessee. q. BLACKBURN.
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
CARRINGTON MASON, Agent.
fe13 No. 8 Madison St.. Memphis, Tenn.
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Sxravea.

ON the night Of the 18th, one large SoFrel
~ Horse, four years old, white spot on fore
head white around one of the front ankles.
W6en last heard rom. was going In the d..
rection or Memphis. Any information Lead
ing To his recovery Will be nberally rewarded.
Address J.. c. KING, p. O.NSrth Mount Pleas
ant, Marshau county, Miss. tebE
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such as syphilis. Gouorrhoea, elect, stric-
lures. and Az Urinary Diseases; Syphiiitic or
MerCurial AFFECTIONS OF the Throat, Skin or
Bones, Orchitis. Hernia or Rupture; also, the
body and mind. producing BlOrches on the
face, Debility and Imp0teucy, Dizziness, Dlnl-
ness OF sight, Confusion Of ideas, Evil Fore
boding, Aversion 70 Society, Loss OF Memory,
Weakness, etc; not ali OF these in any one
case, but all occurring frequently in Various
cases.
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4GLNA ~ "a
- LIABILITIES, SIl9,654 AZ.
18TH DIVIDEND, JANUARY Il, 1870.
A dividend of FIVE (l PER CENT. and the
Government Tax has been declared,
payable on demand.
The SECURITY Fire and nlandl INSURANCE.
with the above record, offers its
Policies on as favorable terms as those OF any
other company equally reliable. It's agencies
exist in all OF the principal cities, towns or
villages in the United states.
a. +. HASTINGS, President.
W. 3. BUCKHOUT, Vice-Pres't.
NATHAN HARPER, Secretary
W. CUNNINGHAM,
Superintendent Western Branch Chicago.
WALKER < EUSTAPHIENE,
Gen1 Agents inland Department, Buffalo.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January /, B7O.J
I. o. W. ~BLACKBURNr Comptroller OF me
Treasury, do hereby certify that he's Security
Insurance Company. located at New YORK, IN
the state of New York. has prOdueed TO me
satisfactory evidence that said JOmpany has
complied with all the requirements OF the
laws Of the state Of Tennessee imposed on
insurance companies; ana L further certify
that K. v. V~redeuburgh. Agent Of said
Company, has also complied with the re-
quirements Of the laws OF the State, made
and provided in such cases.
Wherefore, said Security Insurance Com
pany has authority 10 take risks and transact
the business OF insurance in th1s state, at
Memphis, Tennessee. G. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller of Tennessee.
R. v. VREDENBURGH, AGENT,
febl5 No. q Madison Street.
aOe
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A COMMITTEE of the House has
made its report on the decline of
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LIABILITIES:
for losses outstanding on LIST
January. lb3O...-~--.-.-...-.--- -..-.-.Sll9b6 81
stockholders on account of 18th
and 3Ist dividends $50 90
CHAS j. MARTIN, President.
A. +. WILLMARTH, Vice-Pres'E.
j. A. HEALD, ID Vice-Pres't.
LII ASdBURN, Secretary.
GEO. NJ. LYON. Assistant Secretary.
F.B. GREENE, ID Assistant Secretary.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

EB- The partnership Of W. c. Griswold &
Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Or. f. a schreyer having sold his interest to
w. c. Griswold,
Or. Griswold has my warlnest friendship
and esteem, and 1 wish him the greatest sue
cess. DR. +. A. SCHREYER.
February ]. 1870. fe6ll
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MEDICAL.
DR. RUSSELL'S
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
4 NORTH COURT STREET,
MEMPHIss TESSEssEE.
The Largest and Oldest
INSTITUTION OF THE KIND
IN The SOUTHWEST.
Established Ten Years.
Where iHyaiids Can Obtain Scientific and
CsanoHssass Treatment q. 4
AodaFats Expense.
Rheumatism and NeursIs;a.

Lumbago, Gout.
5elaIea Mercuriai Rheumatism
Tx DOl0reuT. Nerva-Aeha
In all arthritfc complaints. as rbaruat-4w
govt, neuralgia, etc, this practice f. almost
perfect. Ihe most intense pains are sImosE
instantly Ee4eFel-euCrnlOus sWeIliuH are
r~educed-lim5s which have hsa0 eg-f-ra--F
and sun nor years are Eeiaxei- Cases ofrwe1-
" thirty and forty years standing. have
peen cured BY me amer all other means have
failed.
"A great accomplishment is my triumph
over pain by which I can often ia Few MOI
mems so0Ihe and carry on the most lE1rl-
ciatlug sEderings.
Al thB system did nothing more than TO re-
Leve pain u would stand superior to auy
other systems extant.
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ParaIYsis

Heimplegia Half Palsy. ParasA
~Farapleg1a Local Palsy, Paralysis AzIraas.
In every form Of Paralysis. this is the only
treatment winch amOGHts to a~Lythiug-res-
tOring action and vitality.
In the treatment o. thfs sad Affection. / use
my Med1-aleo Baths medicated with various
substances, as tarabiurh- chlorine. iodine. ana
mOnla and hydrargyrum. in connection with
meuIcated electricity and g-aiVanisul. and
other fine remedial agencies.
VIII contract 10 cure any case Of paralysis
provided tuers exists no organic lesion.
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NEW FIRM.
JoHN KoBERTsoS

JoHS ~KoBERTsON. JOSEPH BRUCE.
DY the foregoing, Il viii DE seen that we
ID nave bought the entire stock OF goods.
business interests and good VIII of Tobin,
Lynn & Co. We propose to continue the
business at the old stand, 30 Main street, and
solicit a share Of the public patronage and
favor. ROBERTSON, BRUCE & CO.
Memphis, Tenn. February L. 1870. Geb2
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NOTICE.

WE have this day sold our stock, interest
w and good viii in the stove and ttnware
business to Messrs. WALT & Co. who VIII
conduct the same at the old stand, and for
whom We bespeak a continuance OF the pat
ronage so literally bestowed upon US Mr. r.
Brannon has charge Of the assets and uabil-
fties of the firm, and VIII attend TO the wind
ing up OF their affairs, at the ONCE Of Walt &
Co, ~ Front street. r. BRANNON co.
MEMPHIS, January 10, l57O.
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AGENTS ann

n VEPYWHFRE to sell the AmFRrcAN
10 KNrrrING MACHINE, the only practical
Family Knitting Machine ever invented
Price Sz5. viii knit z0,0tp stitches per min
ute. Address AME5tICAN KNITTING MACHINE
&c., Boston, Mass, or 81. LOais, Mo. IAN
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rheumatism and Rheumatic Pains
CURED BY y NEW METHOD,
ENTIRELY MY OWN.
Particular Attention Paid to the
DISEASES or WOhEH,

such as Excessive. Suppressed or Painful
M~enstruatfOn. LeucOrrhOea or Whites, FALL
ing Of the Womb, and all irregularities Of the
Monthly Periods. causing Stert1ty or Barren
ness. and Oftentimes Consumption.
Persons who have been the treatment
of other Physicians, and have not been
cured. are invited to cal, rs i can cure al old
SMhilftic Diseases. il makes no difference
ofloW long Standing. TLeyW VIZ yIeId % my
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DlSPENSARY.
Memphis, Tennessss,
VERE8EAL or SECRET DISEASES

Is NOW permanently established for the
i treatment Of Patients, both Male and Fee
male, who are afflicted with any form Of
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Showing the Condition Of Company Jan. 1, 20
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THE HEATED TERM.

Oppressive as was the weather of yesterday
there was slight abatement of the heat compared
with Saturday Prof Thatcher reports that the heat at
this Of the year. from the 18th to the 26th ns
has not been exceeded in rs years. The churches sur
fered in numbers, and the prominent divines found
their eloquence did not avail with the comfort
loving portion Of their congregation, ana althOuRn
Mr. Boecher preached for about 20 minutes
there was a peTceptible loss Of numbers In
the attendants at his church. Thousands or
persons took refuge the boats and railroads
bound to the suburbs and seward bound boats
had no reason 10 complain Of lack Of passengers there
being no less than $500 persons at the Fishing Banks
Those who unequal to the task OF leaving the Gy
or did not care TO encounter the rays of PhGbus In their
exit lOed about their dOmcies cOntontng themselves
with the breezes generated by palmeaf fans, or frequent
complaints for INVESTIGATION great, and the number
% arrests for that Ofense in the Tenth Precinct
was without parallel, the officers being engaged
almost throughout the whole of Saturday night
ciples Of Bacchus. The population in the
ticky settled tenement quarters OF the city passed the
night on their sOOps and in their yards literally pant
ing for breath and the curious DESTROYS OF playing the
part of AsmOdcus and witnessing life IN TINS great cy
have but 10 stroll through the pOpulOus districts OF the
CITY, and the roofs OF the houses are not ed Tor him.
they certainly will have full survey through the win
dOWs The fire escapes attached TO the enement-hOuscs
have been put TO use not INTENDED by inc inventors OF
erectors in the day time early portion OF the evening
they used balconies and as the hour for relnS
approaches, couoes spread them and the labor
ing man and his family sleep the sleep OF the yrtuous.
The various drug and other stores where the therno
eter was to be seen crowded by those who We're
DESTROYS Of comparing 1t with their feelings ana
occasionally remarks of surprise were To be heard as the
mercury did not seem TO be at sufnclent altitude 10
Justify the amount Of discomfort the nquirers were suf
feTng The mercury, according 10 Thatcher, STOOD as
folio fhrp1rQ h lg
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Mary J. A. Connors of Boston, Mass, and
child on Saturday evening procured lodgings AZ No. l69
Edrdgest- Yesterday afternoon the mother was found
dead IN bed.
An unknown man, age about 30, having
black hair smooth face, and wearing blue sack coat,
gray panaoons and gray wooden shirt was found In the
East River yesterday at the foot OF Thlrteenth-st.
A fire occurred at $40 last evening in the
stables OF Henry Fette on Mddest, opposite webster
place and communicated 10 the adjoining stables OF VII
liam sullivan and John Vogt. horse belonging 10 Mr.
Fette was burned Loss, $1,000 insurance, t9Oo
The free baths which were 10 have been
completed Saturday are not yet finished, but Will
probably be thrown open TO the public early tins week.
They both at the pier al the foot OF FlfthSt East
River and painting. one Is 10 be permanently liked
Ffth-st, and the other WILL rs soon AZ competed ne
towed to the foot Of Thrteenth7st.. North River.
The stables occupied by Cornelius Farley, at
the corner Of SixtysiXthst and LexingtOn-ave were
badly damaged by fire yesterday. Two horses, valued
al 81 several fine sets OF harness. and other property
were burned Two adjoining stables occupied by Farley
and John Cororton, were damaged 800 The buildings
belonged ~ e1Aderman Terence Farley and were dam
aged 500.
r. X. West, the President of the Association
for the Prevention OF Gambling, and Henry Galway, the
SUPERINTENDENT are held by Justice Cox to answer
charge OF obtaining money by false pgeences from A. c.
Hyde, cloth merchant, doing business III Walker-st
number OF clerks who lost situations through tne
reports of the Association that they were engaged III
gambling threaten 10 commence actions against inc
officers of the Society arrested.
The body of a man, age about 60 years, par
TALLY bald and wearing white linen coat, striped
pantaoOns and vest straw bat ann gatr shees on sat
urday was found suspended from the limb or tree In a
ulerr uf woods adjoining Onehnndred andFcufteenth-
"a between BROADWAY and the North River II rt-
House. H % pocket Of the coat was found licce VI
uAnng DelIiug Tia u.LIla "a GhAIIGA ohm"
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THE BERGEN TUNNEL WAR.

Mr.. James Fisk, IT., has added another pow
eru railway corporation TO the list OF his enemies oh
Saturday last the employees Of the Erie Railway COM
pany acting under orders from their superios attempt
ed 10 stop the trains OF the Delaware Laokavanna ana
Western Morris and Essex Railroad from passing
through the tunnel while any train OF the Erie Railway
or its branches either in the tunnel due within nve
minutes time. Hitherto the train arriving first has had
the preference in passing through the tunnel ana the
Delaware Lacka and Western Railroad are deter
mined that there shall be no change Inc Eile company
equally determined 10 enforce their order tanning
that the property is theirs and that they nave the rg
10 alter az viii all existing relations. During the est
week IL Ia anticipated that the matter viii come INTO me
courts, if the Ere Company do not resort to more sum-
measures to execute the orders gwen
The contracts under which the Delaware, Lackawanha
and Western Railroad Gate Morris and Essex nave the
use OF the tunnel Is OF long standing and that company
claims that IL is not In the power Of the Erie company 10
alter break 1t. The tunnel is owned by the Eric a
way Company having been built by the Long Dock com
pay, and having into possession OF the Ere COM
pany by purchase. In 1863 the Long Dock Company
being pressed for funds, made proposals 10 the late PIT
ing his "Hoboken and Newark Railroad" which was
aft rward merged into the Morris ana Essex he
wanted an avenue to The river ana advanced tnG long
Dock Company $4,000 upon tho Following cohGltons,
viz: That the trains OF the HobOken and Newark
Railroad should have equal rights IN RESPECT ,b To
Erie Company. The Hoboken and Newark Com
HE tunnel in repair, the expenses Of track,
i+c Igbts ctr and also In nav The salaries of ali
watchmen and other persons doing duty at the tunnel
This contract was to continue IN force ten years aiter
which a specified TO be paid by the HODOken
and Newark Company for the use Of the tunnel
About IS months ago the Erie Company attempted IN
from passing through the tunnel but II was nenectu,
the Morris and Essex Company having furnished tne
which they threatened TO discontinue If the Erie Com
pany persisted in making upon them. Now, now
ever, the Erie Company is independent % thtir neS
bOrs, track having been completed two weeks ago lOr
the accommodation OF their trains.
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AN EXEMPLARY ACT OF HOSPITALITY.

Mr. Jno. Earl Williams, who has made some
important additions to his beautiful country residence at
rvington, the Hudson, celebrated the contamination
OF the work by generously inviting all the teachers OF
the Chdren's Aid Society to spend the day there
Saturday last The invitation was accepted by upward
OF 80 teachers aud the superintendent Of the lodging
houses. The day was spent in rambling through the elc
CANT rooms of the house and over the beautiful gardens
and grounds sumptu0us rcpaSt was provided for the
guests and most delightful day spent Before leaving
for the boat each Of the guests presented by Mrs
Williams with "a beautiful bouquet Of flowers. Many OF
the neghbOrs joined Mr.. Williams in this graceful act OF
hospitality and crra yes 10 convey the party 10 ana
from the boat landing. MIR. Williams was unceasng IN
his efforts personally to promote the happiness 81 ms
guests and the day will long be remembered by the
teachers OF the Society Of which Mr. Williams has been
Treasurer Tor II wears.
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DIED.


ANNANOn Sunday June & the Rev e. AMMAN, late Pastor of tbs
F0rtieth-st. PRESBYTERIAN Church.
viii be held Tuesday, 28ih inst, al o'clock
Murray Hill Presbyterian Church. Forth, near Lerhgon-
The remains will be taken 10 Cincinnati for nemen Relatives
friends with the congregation OF the Murray h Cbuch ss
respectfully invited TO he present
Cincinnati papers please copy
BALDWINht T. the 2h inst Spencer Clinton
Baldwin only child Of Abam II. aud Minnie T. BALDWIN, agei+
months and days.
CUTTNG-on Sunday &C. Francis BrOckhos. Cutting in the
66th Of his
The friends and relatives family respectfully invited attend
the funeral Grace Church, Broadway and euhsI
Wednesday the 18th inst at 10 a without further notice.
HUTCHNGS-A South Norgsk Conn Saturday morning, June
Is 1870 Mary achng widow Of Vim. Hutehngs her o11
year.
Her remains will be taken to Mnha Long Island for nnent
the Dutch Reformed Church to-day Monday, At ii O'Clock
KENDALI-On Sunday morning. June D. Grace Warren daughter
Henry Kendall, d. d.. aged II years, . . a.,
Brooklyn Monday afternoon ata
o'clock and at Bloomfield NJ Y. on Wednesday morning
KgSWORTHY-In this city, suddenly Sunday, &h inst q the
residence her sister Mrs Jane Cegg at 9lo Eghthaye, Mis-
Martha in the 6lst Of her
will be taken to Poughkeepe for intenent on TUESDAY
with the O'Clock a. II. train, II. r. RR.
yANDERyOORT-In Baltimore, the ga inst, at the residence Of
j. Scker Jenkins Eliza Durham IN the o4h year OF
reIct Of the late Robert Bruce NAnieryoor formerly oil
New-IOrk.
WRLLs-Athe Parsonage williamsburg L. l., Sabbath morning.
the Mrs Mary Ann Wells the beloved mother the new
j. d. Wells aged II years
Tie kindred and friends invited attend the funeral service in the
south Presbyterian Church Tuesday the 18th inst at
O'Clock
WIBRTsauriay June 25 cholera inntum Florence sbrea
infant daughter Of James and Hannah G. WbTt od months ans
Funeral this p H. residence of her parnt No. 29 Bad
Fnieth 4.
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future career with intense interest with h% TSur pros
mingled with anxiety, will rejoice TO hear OF n,cc ten
peing in this world healthy happy %, %, whether in
thousand times when she hears OF w, no GOOD
nrospCrty or I'm adversely being goon ai houid She
vii, shed n silent but sad and btter u"I .t 10
hear az any OF YOU declining from thc pun W. ,oye
and nur4ty But let me tell You that tIs ~
- lat OF Jealous love- She Will pe . q, Tine
Won FORGET her You DO not come up ,Io S.olIs 20
70 sit ber on the pleasant height on wnc se WEI 80
,eiye old recoecOns ia your bosom ana lnhe nct o
s 20 sbe were vet young when she sees her Dogs Sne
mo around her and listens to them as they yen WIN
thor own Inns what they are doing ana what oou Is
dng far them and by them In short as she loves you
% mothers affection, she expects you 10 love Ler III
retnrn with flsl regard Many OF you are perhaps
1ocxed as 10 your choice OF profession You should
Erection from God in the crisis in which you now
90 Divine guidance should be your great AID III the
choice Of your profession ,,,- =, A.,
me Doctor then reviewed the state of religion in the
College Detailing the religious instruction which had
been given in the College he made the statement that
no student ever graduated from Princeton who had not
been brought under the influence OF revival OF religion
al some period during his college course. He believed
that blessing had come upon the College in consequence
of a promise made by Of the classes 1.-THE promise
being made. IL is understood by the Sophomore class
TO discontinue the publication of vile sheet OF the same
character as The RdkCS The JShDdeitteS &c. OF some
colleges With few words of cXhurtaton TO the class,
the services ended, and the assembly dispersed.
To-day class-day exercises viii take place III tue Col
10