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E. P. Brainerd & Son.

Successors to Poe & Brother, Dealers in Drugs
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glass, Putty
Cutlery, Lamps, Groceries, Perfumery, Fancy
Toilet articles, Pure Wines and Liquors for me-
dicinal use. Physicians prescriptions careful
ly compounded. We have secured the services
of DIR. Charles E. Poe, and the Prescription De-
partment viii be under his control. Swift.
Bleck, Main Street, Ravenna, O., 75-tf
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To Business Men.

Business cards will be inserted in the first col.
umn on the outside of the PRESS, after the 1st of
september next, at five dollars per year, when
not exceeding six lines. Over six and less than
ten lines, eight dollars per year. 96-tf.
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One hundred and twenty tons of
silver ore was shipped last week to
Newark, N. j., and eighty tons 10
Sacramento, from the Cottonwood
mines, near Salt Lake city.
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g I 4 ,4Rat r BRoKEs. +Mr. 3. White, EN-
ployed in the Railroad Shops, met
with an accident one day last week, in
which his right arm was caught udder
belt and the bone. broken.-Kent
Bulletin. 'ii'.z
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Apropos TO the present heated sea
son is the following, which we cop,
from an exchange:
NINETY-NINE IN THE SHADE.
MIDSUMMER ODE. g
Oh for lodge in garden OF cucumbers.
On for an iceberg or two at eontrolI
Oh fora vale which at midday the dew cum
bers.
Oh for pleasure-trip up to the PoleI
Oh for little one-story thermometer.
With nothing but Zeros all ranged in a row.
Oh for big, double -barrelled hygrometer, y
To measure this moisture that rolls from my
browi
Oh that this cold world were twenty times
colderl
lThat's irony red hot it seemeth to mel
Oh for q turn of its dreaded cold shoulleri
Oh what comfort an ague would bel
oh for grotto to typify heaven,
Seooped in the rock under cataract vast, ~
Oh for q winter of discomfort even!
Oh for wet blankets judiciously cast.
Oh for 4 soda -fomt spouting up boldly .
From every hot lamp-post against the hot
sky!
Oh forproud maiden to look on me coflly,
Freezing my soul with glance of her eye!
Then oh for draught from cup of "coId nj
zenr'
And oh for resting place in the cold grave
With bath in the styx, where the thick shad-
ow lies on
And deepens the chill of its dark-runninp
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A Small Pair.

Notwithstanding my weight is 800 lbs, with a
partner In life correspondihgly Heavy, we hay
ing used for some menths ene of Mr.. Bane,s
Folding Spring Mattresses, and do candidly say
tney excel all others. There is no failure by
use' but rather improve their good qualities.
He is truly worthy of patronage.
HENRY cANF1ELD.
Palmyra, O., July 1sth, 1870, 99-1Y.
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j. S. SMITH &. co.
HOSIERY.

Owing TO the failure of the large HOSIERY
JOBBING HOUSE of Warner, Shaw & Co., n.
Y, our Agent has been enabled to purchase OF
the Assignee, the entire balance of one line of
HOSIERY, consisting of 96 dozen at less than
fifty cents on the dollar. We will open the first
of this lot of Ladies Hose at tic per pair, which
is less than half their value, all other Goods in
proportion.
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Call and Examine

A gentleman and his wife, and three or four
day boarders can find first class place, by ap
plying soon at this Office ~,
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Grove Meeting.

There will be Basket meeting in the Grove
OF Mr.. Lewis Lees. on the town line road, be-
tween tEdinbprgh and Palmyra, to commence
on the second Sabbath in August. Services to
be econdpcted BY Rev D. V. Hyde. All are in
lvited. ~ q X III 9s4w.
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The new $3.50 Bed Spring, manufactured by
Vance & Wells, the best article ever sold for the
money, Every one guaranteed to givesatisfae-
tiOn.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-07-21

Gro. It. ROBINSON, ESQ, and Charles
j. Gillis, started on Thursday last ON
short visit to friends in st. Paul,
MINI.
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LUMBER !
,sls.tHf3.f rsiiiL1.
Lodi - f''.It' lf-,l
LOW & WAIT,
iRAVENNA, Onto,

,
Will pay the Highest Market Price, cash on
dellyery.l tor f-.aEAp G5rh yrL ~
4 ,.iG, rs Il go g s,ii se-a I ]
100000 Feet of Poplar and Cucumber
Pump Lumber. =,
. ~ Write or cali for bill 81 sizes! jAo IN
Ravenna, July 70, 1870. 9s-4w.
--------saee.--l-
Frf The Stock of Ladies
And Chldren's Shoes at POE BROTHERS are
constantly being replenishcd by fresh arrivals.
The Choicest
Green, Black and Japan Teas, are kept at POE
BROTHERS. Also, largo stock of famny
Groceries.
ParasOls.
e At POE BROTHERS can be found a ffesh as
sortment of Parasols, selling low. enough to
make them go off lively / tlCjl III
"a, s r. .NattIngham LaOe, u,
We have just received a new assortment OF
Lace Curtains, Edgings, Insertings, &c, max.
ing one of the finest stocks in town to select
FROM '7 ''..a seje. POE BROTHERS.
aHt"- Poe Brothers so ,.ut
Arc right at home with their large trade. The
bargains they are Offering in, All Kinds Of Goods
is creating quite sensation, especially in Dress
Goods, In which their Stock is very complete,
and prices extremely low.
'- -----aASs- tsa.
liz To Save Money
On Crockery apd Glassware, so to L. S
WARDS, fl.sa s, Is - '#. -. p6-4w.
s.ius 77=--=7-.ase.----z--- $1,000 .
oo To n, r hrainsrd q Son, for your Coffee
q Tea, 75-tf. st a. i.do.'fiT
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80 q Lyman 8. Ward

2 Everybody Says
That LYMAN s. WARDS s11O Tea is as good
as the $Iet Tea generally, q s6-4w.
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p DR.. ii, 7. CLARK is lying, quite ill
with dysentery at Ills residenc on west
Main street. srs 10 *. asa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-07-21

PQrasOla.
Parasols arc selling very cheap at DAYS,
Hats and Caps.
Headquarters for Hats and Caps at DAYS.
A good assortment always on hand.
Hosiery and Gloves.
Hosiery and Gloves-the best and most varied
stock in town, at DAYS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-07-21

The 10 v price at which Ladies' Skirts, Chem
lse, and Drawers are sold at DAYS, has caused
quite demand for them among the ladies, as
they are cheaper than they can make them.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-07-21

A few more dozen of those all Linen Hand
kerchiefs at Sc, 1Oc, 12zc. 18c. aOc, a5c each at
DAYS
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Have You Seen


Lyman S. Wards 12lzc Coffee Sugar, he keeps
the best and cheapest Sugars in own 96-4M.
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A Carriage for good young Family Horse
Apply at once to 80 xTg sayn%aa
MERITS & RIDDLE
Ravenna, July 90, 1870, 99-2w.
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Price of Gold,
Linen Handkerchiefs,

The price of gold is advancing, but not so with
summer Goods at DAYS. They must be sold.
Call there for bargains.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-07-21

FOUR thousand tickets of admission
to the fair grounds at Alliance were
sold OH the Fourth.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-07-21

Cheap Summer Dress Goods.
Congress has adjourned, but the demand for
those cheap Summer Dress Goods still continues
at DAYS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-07-21
House for sale o. 5Rent,

Has the best and cheapest assortment of Fruit
sans and Jelly Cups in Ravenna, and selling
MY fneapssS EN II S6-4w.
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: 77--TIWE= : :
Cheap Goods,

II. L. DAYS advertisements mean business
He proposes TO entertain his customers with
cheap goods, not with quarrels with his neigh.
bors.
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Union Medical Association of North East

80 4 -Li-'.-l ~ = iern, Ohio. j ~
The Second Quarterly Meeting of this Asso-
eiation viii be held at Rayenna, on the first
Tuesday of August next An address will be
delivered by DR.. A. {. Miller, and an essay bv
DIR. B. e. Chapman.
Question for General Discussion: Resolved
That alcohol is indispensable as therapeutic
agent.
NJ. JEWETT, NJ. D., Prest.,
i. S. EBRIGHT NJ. D., r.
A. NJ. SHERMAN NJ D. CS
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-07-21
Yellow Butter.

fou who have good yellow butter to sell, bear
IN mind that you can get &c per lb. for it at
DAYS in goods at lowest cash prices.
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CARPETS
in this County. is nt
SMITH & CO.

in this County, is at
SMITH & CO.
WE are offering special Bargains in all de
w partments Of our stock
j. s. SMITH & co.
Ravenna, June 16, 1870, 94-tf
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SILKS.

We have just made important additions to our
stock of Black SILK, making it the largest as
well as the cheapest stock in Rayenna.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-07-21

.a.t Black Alpaca Goats.
You cap find nice Black ALPACA Coats at
DAYS, -
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Banker 8 Dealer in Government Bonds,
Exchange, Bank Notes Dc Coin.

Revenue Stamps, all sizes, for sale.
Deposits for Savings received, and interest
allowed on same,
Collections made at all accessible points.
Passage Tickets from and to Queenstown,
Liverpool, Germany, Christina, and Gothen-
burgli, and Drafts payable Mt sight in any part
of England, Ireland or Scotland, in sums to suit,
for sale.
Correspondence and business solicited,
July.1 1S70-3m.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-07-21

Skeleton Corset, e'' r't
FanniRg's Kid Fitting Skeleton Cnrset-the
most popular Corset for hot weather, In full
stock at DAYS. .a
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-07-21
LOCAL NOTICES.
Headquarters.

Headquarters.
Headquarters for Housekeeping Goods Mt
DAYS. The best stock ofCounterpanes, Table
cloths, Napkins, Towels, &c, to be found in the
town.
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- ~ = u - ~ ~ ~ .
ESTABLISHED IN 1868,
as Home Institution, for the Aceomn,oda-
tion of the People of Portage County.
We win endeayor in the future, as in the past,
to give preference and fill orders and supply
the wants and demands of our own county peo-
Z pie first. z5al
win pay the Highest Market Rates for
Coupons, Gold, silver and Premium Funds
of all kinds. '@
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Revenue Stamps-all sizes, kept constantly
on hand, and all orders filed promptly.
Special Deposits received without charge.
U. s. Bonds and Securities bought and sold
at best market rates.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
cities in the United States. ~
Sight Drafts on England, Ireland and all
cities in Europe.
Collections made on all points in the United
States, and prompt remittance made.
n. d. CLARK, Prest.
e. E. WITTER, Cashier.
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fRNSt--
Rlnnlr Alnnnn

.cgH, Linen Coats.
Seer Sucker and linen Coats still in stock at
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Lodge, No. 65, I. o. o. F., for tt
current term:
n. GA. G. Mason;
V. Gil. L. Miller; -#''
I. S:-Geo. P. Ticknor;
TN. Mowen; h-.c;
P. S.-Newell Mix;
W.-D. E. Wells;
C.-E. B. Mason +
3. 8. to n. CIV. H.. Beebe;5
l. 9. to n. Go. B. Payne;
r. s. to Y. G.=G. W. Barrett;
L. s. to V: GJ: N, Gledhill;
r. s. st. B. Chapman;
L. S. S.-Geo. E. King:
HI. M. Gledhill;
I, CIV. H. Wright;
.. G.-James Jewell.
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1. o. o. F.-The following is a COM
plete list of the officers of Ravenna
Lodge, No. 65, I. o. o. F., for the
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-07-21
NEW DRESS GOODS

At sc, SOC ana 85c, These Goods are great
bargain at the price. 10 PIECES SATIN STRIP
ED PIQUES AT DE PER YARD. These Goods
are sold everywhere Ut 90 to Csc.
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: desirable property for Sale.
ON Cleveland Avenue; Large honse acre
" of land well set with choice fruit trees a
grape. vines, This property can be bought al a
bargain, by applying soon 10 j. L. SHARP,
h avenna, o., July 1870. 954w,
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-e9fi-Hd lno. 9god'i 81 ,1pn o{i
etf fa esol ,aih ~ alt1nl blf!S
eIsaa bgH haaHI aii iIiiw aIo4o.Ug
2 .afaal odTSiijiiii- Tooq = Al siI
oH 4.ra!s .aagaG@ nwo stii
Io.. f,ii+Go is8uoti .Gr itIoda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-22

municaton the citizens should have direct, large and,
perhaps, controlling voice. This be effected by
having only p0rtonsay Onehaf-of the directors a-
pointed by the stoekhodere the remainder by the peo
pic. This would not be inequitabe toward the stock
holders for the franchise and the right of way, nelud
ing In the OF steamers the exclusive Of the
cessary docks which the property OF the city, Is GER
tanly quite half the value OF the whole One OF the
simplest and most satisfactory modes would be TO make
the Commissioners for Public Places, or certain num-
Der Of Them erODcO directors. Fares should OF course
he fixed at the lowest rates which would defray the
penses keep the whole In repair and pay reasonable
dividend TO the stockholders.
II the plan suggested effects tho purpose designed, its
advantages too obvious TO demand more than brief
mention. Those most Immediately benefited would Of
course be those who the boats. Next would como
the ocrs OF property in the upper part Of the island
who would find its value greatly enhanced. All the
ground within half a mile in any direction from land
ngpaoe would be rapidly covered with dwellings, the
most OF which would naturally be Of class suited TO
persons Of moderate ncOmcstha best class Of pop
uaticn who are TO great extent driven TO
reside out OF the city. The plan does not involve incur
ring nominal debt on the part of the city, What
proposed is simply that the people shall grant, for
public USE to certain organization, tho Of public
property which is at present OF merely nominal value
and wholly unproductive A.HG.
NeU- York, July II, 1870.
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GERMAN GOSSIP.

At Augsburg the General Conference a The
LutLcrans is now in session.
Goodwin Smiths Lothian letter is commented
upon by leading German papers in tone unfayorable to
DisracI
There are at present at the University of
Berlin 1888 regular students, and altogether 1916 per
sons listen to the lectures
Ofcnbach's new opera, "Kakadce," is a great
success in Berlin. Since "Orpheus," similar work
has been received with so much favor.
Dr. Toepfer, aged go has just died at Berlin.
He had acquired a reputation throughout Europe as a
musical author and a constructor OF organs
Ia Prussia, 1,GO4 persons who had been legally
divorced applied during 1909 Tor peIn sion to renry
OF this number all but 255 allowed to try it again
The City Council of Munich has voted
second gift Of 10000 halers toward the completion OF the
King Max" monument, which is national undertaking
Lemercier, the celebrated Partisan lithogra-
rhcr has gone TO Munich to examine the Albert process
OF printing photographs He is said TO be greatly
and to have purchased the right OF application for
France.
Austen Fcuerbach's celebrated painting,
"PIuto's Supper" has been purchased by a wealthy
lady herself mn amateur in arr and is now on exhibition
fer the benefit Of the "Herimnn Monument" In the
the TcutobuIger Forest
A Jewish girl who lay in the general hOspi-
tai at Frirskrchcn baptized by the Gray Sisters
while dcrous and at tie point ef DEATH her consent not
having been previously obtained. The Jews Of The town
have made complaint to the Mayor and the affair Is to be
Investigated
The Brentano collection Of paintings and
euprynes recently sold az auction at Frankfort occu-
pied more than years in collecting, exactly that
period having elapsed since the collection was begun
II was rrob bly, one of the most interesting art auctions
that ever occurred The catalogue, ~ ltsel Wofk OF
high artistic excellence, prepared by the Director
Of the Saxe-Weimar AT Collection, ana 1t was to nm
that Prince Albert mtrustcd the formation Ol the cele
bratcI Raphael Gallery at windsor
1t is only lately that German critics, who
read slowly and pronounce Judgment at their leisure
have taken up Gadstone's "Juyentus Mundi." They
are reminded by it Of his "Homer and the HomcIic
kge" published in 1858, of which they consider the
! "JuvcIias Mundi" only "a sequel. The ciief 1duIt
which they ind with the work is that 1t attempts 10
prove too much from Homcrs poems and too lic from
other sources; but they think that u confirms we
CIcyapr Hmscn's Judgment that "GldStone Is the
first man Of England as regards intellectual powers.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NBw-YoRK............~............July' 81.


PORT OF NEW-YoRK. a.
CLEARED.
seanhpsAbyssua Harris, LTerool Anlona hanry Aph@sl
Il nPs .,, oI EF1dc SroF t So shaw PSadepha
Dir 20 Johnson Portland; Columbia, Van Size. Havana; Baessone
n.1e Baltimore; saratoga Couch Norfolk BLACK Diamond,
Jones Philadelphia; Beverly, Brewer Phihielphs
Shsee R2ee B[.aeSi I'M Nd, Dasse AniT gTSco Hell
Corr or Paoutb Benhar Bsir Eewcn &e Jas d. CAarc,
Seayey Gibraltar; JOS uosc, Wilson Liverpool
Watson Adams Chester Ia Palma Rankin, Georgeosn s. r.
Trout EckerOn non OBI Fellow, Dyer NewLOOdoni George
Washington Peek, STANFORD.
Steamship Calabna Mcckan, Liverpool July via Queenstown
Steamsip Anglia Cn Gsgow vi oyIe July mde and pass
Steamship Virginia nciy Galveston July Il VIA Key Mrst 10,
Steamship City Of Mexico Tmmin Vera Cruz July ana Havana
Steamship Dirso, Jobnson, Portland, mdse and pass
Steamship Hornet Moaat WILMINGTON n. O., naval stores
Steamship Leopsr HUGHES, PhiladeI ha.
ship Southampton, N.,a ii'ye J ne - mdse. r,,
Bark Helena, Colin, Cow Bay, G. b. 20 laws coal
BrgA. L.; LanGy, Bridgeport, G b. 70 days coal
sehr Sarah Gernice Proctor Mllas n b., ID DAYS sins
scir Arizona llcC annon 81 john " D.. lOdays lumber
seAr Jedd IiStl StfGo- ~ xp cisTwG.x
J. G. Baldwin, ROHdout Bal, Ronaout
Vulcan. Pougbkeepsie. Fountain, Newburgh
r. s. Dean. Poughkeepsie. Dawson Poughkeepse
~ q. Carlisle Ronioat J. 5. Ponder, j., Rondout
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy July 2-Arye, bgs Annie Ingram from o Dranaej
S. PRAScisco july gO-Anyed British rOnelad Jealous ral
soutG Wales Sailed, Calteck for Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
GLASGOW july 2lThe steamship Europa nom New YORK Tor THIS
port was signaled of Moyile this morning 100000,
uII JUS 3Tbe Sarah H. before reported wserogged entered
this harbor in TOW yesterday
BosroS Mass July 2The ship Bengal from Caa FOR singapore
nut for repairs had been In collision with the
Brush GIH f Capt Grant bis sister and I've other persons
belonging to the bark we're lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-22

calculations and observations: subject humpbacks;
theory tnat the shape Of the hump depended upon the
character OF the Inequalities Of surface In the country
where the bumpback Hyes-angnlar In mountainous 10
caes, gradually sloping in plains Iheres CHANCE
Tor an enteIprsing publisher.
A correspondent of The Dayton Journal,
writing from the Foeee Islands is OF opinion that "Feee
IL the lost Paradise" the only objection to 1t be-
ing the Feejeeans, who win not cultivate II them
selves, nor yet mako room entirely for those who
WILL There pre-, however, about ono hundred cot
ducng long staple sea island cotton, within six
months after planting. The production goes on year
81 per pound gold Ia the Engh markets, and II the land
is cultivated the annual yield y from coo TO 800 pounds
group OF Islands. the abOrer costing s25 landed ne ~ 10
he fed with vans and one piece OF pork week anu ,s
and musket costing So So once ayear are All his wages
except that you must transport MN hacK 10 New
lehrdes after three or four years me feeeeas pr
ton, it has become matter 81 court etiquette TINT
when white man visits any native cheI he hhal Pre-
sent him with a bottle Of "s1uare gln.'
There seems to be no end to the droll and
odd things which are continually turning mp in connec
ton with Doctoring In Plumsoad Eng there Is new
expressly founded upon the notion OF mol calling In
a medical under any circumstances. The name OF
this sect is The Peculiar People, and their declaration
OF faith is that "they do not believe in Doctors"
brother John Walton by name, being seriously sick the
Elders Of the Society came and Amounted him. and did
also 10y hands upon him. As the patient, under this
treatment got no better very al my ga,e I'm I'm Me
came TO investg gate the matt r. Abraham An
drewF ono of the Peculiar testified that they
believed in food including wine and spiIiis, but
Che obserVld) medicine different thlug and
they did not believe In II. But" said the Coroner
suppose you should break your Leg While am ~
the fold Of Christ responded the sanity witness, lc2ht
break my leg; If should break H. 70 would Dc sign hat
/ was without the grace Of God" The witness was
graconsly pleased say that the Peculiar People" did
not despiFe medical men," They were OF great use to
sinners g.. to chose who were not walking IN ohr-
dieucc; but those who possessed Chist CONSIDERED ina,
God would be their help in every lime of need No re3-
was given by he witness for the demise ot Brother
Walton; but there he wac, OF the Pecuarf and IS
deed as doora in spite 81 the Ila put lions tnd the
wine and the brandy TIE presumption f. that &c was
either too Peculiar" to live, or not peculiar enough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-22

Ancient Classical II g. Newton Durham TShn rG
hlh'c,I n A. McKenny, Gorham, NC meLaPn9 SI'a ~
- VI Mctirew Rngwood, West Va; VaieulcVoiy H. "
Field, Boston, Mass. ,,, ,ho 5oc,ce ~ A. r. except
VI III Csrke and Johnston, who, having taken me Sel
~ a. 49,, received the degree OF Bachelofol eoiohT'
tncl' 80 of A. H. was conferred IN course ulUn "
- Inc - \ craze, +. Cunnug nam j. n Dibs, -
r. b'hI'', r. Clover n. J. Hayues, r. r. Henducts g.
l'f,uni i,i, q W Muard, W. a. MunSon, ana I. IL;
= M'"u , ci..s II 1867; also upon l. NJ Ahhouy Vi
NOft' % ~ NJ ,,old 1855, and G. J.. Prescott lsto. -
lose' a ~ 80, M 4 81 al CU1dcW upon We Nv. ~
Tle L'-$rracid Mass, graduate OF Amherst Col,
Pcs &I i.iiIr GRADUATE of Madison Urivoisliy ana
leg,i n, ". Vein graduate of TIE unNtrsy ot the
ID. ID. Ih 49, The degree Of a. NJ, hoHo1s cGnsd,
tly o. 49, ,,,u Harmon Niles, the Kew ~ = 1clry
was H., wi lam T. Worth. The deg zee OF H. ~ was
anTfac h'' n III Rev. y. j. Burton of H1rtiord the
Soite,,'' 'rr,,s of New-iork ana tae EeV. WiuEu,
',.ifT oi Tucaud nc az 20 VI i-i'' ~ WY
uuon Gen. Edward H. = ''''o''
.>,oTrp,R GIFT FROM MIR. ORANGE JUDD.
II AsnNrr5tD. Conn, July 21.-Alr. Orange Judd
HY nj. has inserted clause IN iuS VIII pe9ueaJn-
OF f.ra new PrOfessorship at Wesleyan UnlNer-
ms W1ietown. He places the sum at Interest," so
Mg ~, i,bair may be immediately nlleL Addeu 10 ms
t @ NE Scientific Hail. this makes his donation 20 inc
Riuti~tion StOOO00 within year. MI Isaac hlcn ol
u syd Mr. Daniel Drew have increased the interest
DIV rcnts one per cent, increasing tHe college,
e $50 MI. Orange Judd wa elected PRESIDENT OF
the AlulAa, ana il"'' H. -'N" o