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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-28
MEMRERs on rnR FIRM.
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As a purely vegetable family remedy
Plumbers Oregon Blood Purifier cannot
be surpassed. It regulates the bowels,
liver and kidneys. Removing all
scrofula and impurities from the blood.
Buy it. try it.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-28

The sales of Singer Sewing Machines
are wonderfully large. Last year the
Company sold 282,8l2 Machines. Such
enormous sales are the best recommend
the Machine could have.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-28
THE DRUG TRADE.

HODGE, CO., LEADING THE
NESS on The NORTHWEST coAsT-sURpAsssG IN THE Ex-
TENT OF STOCK THE wHoLEsALE EsrABIIsHMEsrs OF
FRANcIsco-rHEIR QUARTERS, RELA-
TloSs ETC
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-28


fB I'm making any purchase or I'm
writing fn response 10 amy advertise
ment I'm this paper yOu Will please men.
tiOn the name of the paper.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-28

Bunyan sang -"He that is down need
fear no fall" Oh, yes; but if he's down
with the rheumatism, it's just the fall
that makes him shiver.
Bereaved parents, who send in long
and very fattering piece of obituary
poetry, ask, 'Do you think we could
add anything morel' Yes you might
add five dollar bill as guaranty of
good faith.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-02

Quasn. Der @traub en!iisl itrsn Saneen
unb bic 8edte Grspbers RAID entssssnrs',
dhsnb, iaste as: Sd oants Stasn. osrr
srieobers, bab sic ssfommen lino!
8ommen Gle. Nnua, iaste 5risees's'
Die 5anbe, psIde sinencer sefuneen, tonn
ten lh niAt msbr trsnuen. 60 ,hrllten
Bsioe Dem 5au1e gu, in wetdem Der aoo
eas iurse 9stsn nit isinem @them,use
auseelSlht bate. 6risotsrs trat nit an,
ma Sanp in 5anb in pas 3immsr, an eas
9uetenbett. ST mar tief ssriibrt. I'm
wiufarlth folste er, ale @nna nieosrtniets
une itr 5aupt su Der eeide ibrss Brapers
b,nabteusts, itrem geilp'sls une taists 'br
,ur @eite. Nu6 iebt nod tielt er Nnnas
6anb. Nahosm Fh Beibe srHctsn. sins
Jrienbere in oas erfe 3immsr nnS telpsah
In einiaen 0orten NIT BEN @ltern Nnnas
bic nottwsubisen gerfebrunssn. Anna
MAR an Tr;ebberss Seite sstrstsn. VT
perlieb bas 3immsr. @nna folste itm,
@as III pcrssfaasn, anna? fraste sr
weih unp mtlb. Sassn Ste mir Nuss.
Nnna f&ritt nit Grieobers hem @arten gu
uup eradblte itm, was fin ereisnet. eie
per1dpieg ibm fsin gBort. leinen ibrsr @e
banten. Nls fie ssnabert, iit wiscsr &C.
funben.
(Gortfesuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-02
Der neue Jarif nDn BnIearteu.

Serr @usen Seeser bonn California
Democrat, ielblt Elm SeiienzD Darmitibter,
mibmet ieinem bonn rulflden SSar gum
fiinftisen 9anoespater bon Bulsarien aus
eriebenen 3anbSmann, benz Prinsen
Gleranper BON 8uttenbers, in ieiilem
Spurnal naditebenbe .3eilen
r3um 2anbeSpater bes neren 8ulsa=
remedies baben bic Stulen ben BrinSen
NleranDer ppn 8attenbers beltimut.
NleranDer BON gattenbers lit Elm jumser
Wann BON 21 Sabren unb betreibt sesen<
mdrtis oas wenis eimtrdslide @eldaft Ell
mes srpBberScslid barmbeiliiden Inter
lieutenants, ais welder er pobl nod me-
mig @elesenbeit sebabt bat, iid, auf ben
yeruf eines bnlsariiden !SpippparS unO
YanbeSpaters prrSubereiten. Se;n 8ater
1T ber Brin3 Nleranoer bon Selien, Der inn
Sabre 1866 ais 6ibrer eines labbeutiden
alrmeeecrps bel alidaiienburs eine 10 fldsz
lide 9fcle seipielt bat. Seine Wutter
lpurDe crit Yrinseiiin, na6pem iie zine
seraume 3eit 2beaterprin5ellin semelen !;
lie mar ebepem Soubrette = elne rsute
Soubrette". Sbr 6elp mar bas terii6mte
srcBberScslide Scftbeater in O1rmitaOt.
Sic pfeste ni4t, pie e5 Die Soubretten
Der peutlb=amerifaniihen yibne mitunter
tbun, init Der reiieren SuSeno peS Yarquets
;u coquettireu, ,wenn lie cine teIcuoers ybein>
lide" 9toae bate, icnoern uad oer Sir
lten!cse idweifte ibr Slif, na4 DEM lan>
gen Yrin3en 2lleranper, Der, ME bic mel
ten beililden Yrin5em, elm S4aisfcpi lit,
10y Instinct ami "alure. 2lleranper ali6
Dieies, fiel beren, unO bic 6olse mar elm
Sunse, per nun IN Der britilheu Warine
beut, unD bet pbenerpdbnte, prei SABRE
iiinSere slleranper if. Sattenbers beiBe1
bic Suben, neil ibre Wutter auI Betrei@
ben ibreS WtauneS unter oielem Nanen
in Den 0rafenltaup yerboben" wurpe.
Der junse Aleranoer perDanft Die Nus
iiAt, ben rnliiid,= =tuls sariiden 1brDn 5u
belteisen, ,meniser Dem Galente ieiner W}nt=
ter unp ber Dummbeit leineS SaterS, ais
pielnlebr Dem lmtanpe, baB Der 8aller
Don 3tuBlanp iein Onfel lit. Der iunse
Wfam wiro ii4; uwenn sepablt", nit 5fe.
sieren wpbl wenis ;u trubeln brauAen
OaS beivrsen pann iAcn bic Sfuien fil
ibn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-02
leher CIR. Seinem Sarse fclstsn 2
gBaaen une SO Nsiter. .--..-

lher Ctr. seiuem Sarse iclsten g:
Waasn uns SO Nsiter. --.-. -.
- eSn leinsr Wobnuns In gBcoolane
8reeaune County, If elm alter Wann Sta
mems s. q. Dynne, Der isit 25 Sabrsr
BORT au1dlig it, pom einem Neeer brutal
ermcrpst uorpsn. SIR. g1Ynne ains ar.
Qteno bes 2s. nit benz Nsser In ben Scf
nm bic pfsrbe 3u fiittssn. als Der Nsael
itm pom bintsn einen Sdla5 NIT elmer Ar
serlebte unb TIN be,puetlos 3u Vooe'
1iredte. Damn bisb er ibm beinate be-
Ropf ab unb fpaltste lenen Shdrsl.
6ierouf elite Der Neser ms 5aus uno at
has Bett, in tpslhem eine 5rou Cole trant
loa. brah ibr burd einsn Nrtbieb ben Qrm
urb uurce ie estGDtst baten, wdrs uih'
Srau Wynne hin,useiprunssn uno bate
ben Meser sepadt. Dieter mari bic Jrar
nisbsr unb wcllte eben auf 1s loelhlaaeu
ais itr @pba bsrbsteilte. gfun crit ersriff
Der Neaer bic Tluht, bic @rt suriidlalfsnp:
Der iunae Mann ididte Dem gfsssr stpar
einise @euulpsrldaife nab. trof ibn aber
niht. 8irser aus Der Nadbarlhaft
mahten fltt iofort ,ur 8erfuleuns bes Nfor
bers auf unb Is selans ibnen, renielben an
ndhfen Worasn i'm Sabuaeana Bottom eiu
,ufanaen.-Die Nufresuns iiber bic f6euB
life Wurbttat mar I'm er0sn Nussnblid f.
sroe, bae man. nm Elm grsmpel gu fatui>
ZEN, ben gerIber Bel lebenoiaem Qsib'
perbrennen wollte. Balb fetrte ieood bic
8eRnnuna nne bic ahtuue Dor Dem @s
isb ,uriid rne man brahte ben Neser in's
@efdnsniB.
Die Sabine paB unb Norbwsalih
8atn fea non Qamrsnesturs ans nod
Denfcn meiter 1stnu wernen, I'm lti ecr
nit Der N. e. & :. 8atn su oertinber
- Waibinoicn County bat eine 81.
pGltsruna BON 80. 900 Se'len.
- Cine Jrau Mynctte in OcG1'
murce ron elmer Rupfer1h!anas ssbidsn
unb Bate bic lhrsdihaen 5hmsr,sn aus
3ubalteu, benen fe oenn aud erlag.
- Dem Stabt Warihau 5au bon
Ncuno Ncd. Der am 26. in Der 5disBaf
faire nit Nowoies TN Nrm perwunoe
purcs, musts Der Nrm abasnommsn psr
rem. gtner be, Npmpies III ebsnfaus Der
murcet; er erbistt einsn SfuB ourcb ose
linfsn gunaen i tel uno trcbeem er feb
litt, id,leppts er ih feds Weiien melt Don
ner Staet. no sr eritopft liessn blisb. gr
fhidfe fpdtsr ndf einsm Ar,t In bic Stant
uno eebterem elite iofort cine YciIs nah.
um ben Nuridsen fef3anetmen uno rpenn
Der lranSport ,ulaiiis. i'm in's 8efdna
n'S ,u brinaeu. Grin 9iame 1T NoB ur
8erwanote Don ibm wobnen In Der Nds'
= Die Dodsn inb aus Bremono per
lhmunpen uuo bic Babn piro binnsn eini
gen Sasen miebsr ibre Jasrt Don bier
mad Waeo aufnebmen.
Die @ranb Sury in 81 palo Gcuuis
bat nidt lpsniser penn 2S5 NnfIaasn be
itdtiat. Die meiifen bauun patiren scn
Den iiingifen llnruben. Nirbisr Rlcds'
bar Don ben merifanilhen BehGrben Dir
gus'iefsruns RON weiteren 1870 Nnsetla8-
ten psrlanst.
- Nus untefannter urlahe aerietben
Der Nopofat Smit9 uno Der County Mn.
malt 6ielo In galpert In cine @hlaaerei.
Der pcli3if Nsinbaret intsrusnirts nod
ssitis senus. um fhl'mme 6olsen Su per
meipen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-02
Gin 8priGlas bas rei1 nt E
publttum.

Reilenbe Musmanbcrer unt Seeleuis fnben
CAP oofetters Masenbttterss
siu Msoieinilhes 9GuBmittel seeen unselunos
Sinfliife, pasienise 1T, auf welGes lie iit Der.
lalIsn fGnuen, pa es Dtn @irfunsen Yurbsust
Die Elm unseiunceS 8liaa, unreine Cuff, un-
sepobnte peer anbere Der 8eiunbbeit unsuulfies
3uifanbe anoernfaas berpOrbringsn wiiroen.
auf lanssn 9es.Upsr lanpreien in aquatoria-
len 8rsitensraOen il es beicnoers niisli1 ais
siu SerbutunsSmitte! seaen 5iebcrleiOsn, nnb
Mascn. 9tber- unb ltnterleibsfrnafbeiten
wsl9s bic in ben s,mabisten 3ons. @ebOrensn
weun fe in ienen @esencen lid aufbaltsn opsr
reilsn, lsi1t bcfallen, unb es 1T sin ausseseid
netcs @dusmittsl sssen ben Ginflub itarftr
3dlte, plablibsr 1tmreraturmetiel, BlDsifsl
lung in feudtem 2Bstter Dper atergrose Gr
miiouns Gs Ysrbiitst nidt nur Ws6iefiebe
,nb anbere 8ranfbeiten n.alariiter 9lrt ,ion
sern ruttet lie aus, cine lbatlate, etc leit
iabren in 9furoeunb Sipamsrifa, NerifO,
Wefinoien, Muifralien unb anperea 0anosrn
ais feffsbeno befannt 1T
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-02
Die Nrcpertp Nroteetiun Nnocias
ttcu bon Scrar SO.

bd(t am 6. Npril 1878 II ubr Wcrmit'
tags in Sri ihs Salle ibre reselmdbise
Eeriammluns ab. Wtitslieoer Der Nllc@
ciaticn 1ino briuseno aufsefcroert. iid einz
,ufinben uno oas Yublifum I'M Nasemei'
len 1T CUR Ibeituabme einselaoen. $.
) ad on, YrdTpent; q. s. Seibert
5etretdr. 25,3,t1muw2m
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-02

Die
xdslihe Treie Trste
erIhetri
taal,u u,r ausnabms bsp Senntass
nnb foRs'
10. 90 firi tas Sabr prer ~ 80 tnr Der
Wpnafr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-15
Ru.tueas I'm the West.

The Western papers are almost the
only ones that report 40 improvement In
business this spring. It will be noticed
that the further West the reports are
made the more encouraging they are.
This Is a healthy and desirable state Of
AFFAIR.". Il IL upon the prosperity Of the
Wsst that The welfare Of the northern
p,,t Of The country chiefly depends. The
Grand Rapids Eagle Of Michigan say! In
IL commercial article Of Wednesday,
April 10, that trade has been fairly &C.
live for The season Of the year, and that
he prospects, for the future grow more
and more encouraging. The Tune, Of
Kansas City, No, reported April 1O.that
the jobbipg trade had assumed q decided.
y rushing appearance, all dealers having
al that they could attend to. AT 1t. faul
the situation IL encouraging. The PoI.
eer-Pfes records that at 81. Paul there Is
q very decided increase Of activity in the
jobbing trade, though most Of the trade
Is done on orders, the interior buyers not
yet coming to market to make selections.
This il owing to the early opening oil the
spring. The buyers, however, will come.
Me State il daily receiving large aeces.
Sions o is population, and the great bulk
OF those who come here go to the coun-
try. They will want goods, and as most
of those who come here are well-to-do
people with some money, they VIII mol
only buy, but they will pay for what they
buy. The Hess predicts that the trade
Of this year will be far in advance Of the
most s~anguiue Anticipations OF merchann'
Al Minneapolis, things are equally &C.
tive. The Wholesale trade shows largely
increased business, and has opened with
excellent prospects for q very large sea-
sons business. It will undoubtedly con-
tinue through the summer. Country mer'
chants already find that the large immi-
grafton comlng In adds 90 much 70 their
trade that they must increase the frequen.
cy OF their orders to keep up their stocks.
The ST. Paul Globe gives the same ac-
count. It says there has been no lull IN
the general commerce Of the city during
the past week; on the contrary lively As
business was the previous week, the past
seven days have increased II in an un-
preceden,ed degree In nearly eysry
branch. The Omaha Bee gives a view oil
the springs Of this commercial activity.
The agriculture regions Of Nebraska,
Kansas, and Dakota, and even the valleys
Of the mountains beyond, were never more
prosperous at this season Of the year than
they are this spring. The farmers, M
couraged by last years results, r eculti.
waiting every foot Of land that the means
at their command allow, while thousands
and tens Of thousands Of new and energet.
ic immigrants, from every section OF the
Union are selecting lands in the sparsely
settled districts, and going 70 work with
4 determination to succeed that has never
before been eyinced by newcomers as a
mass. Eeyry one seems TO realize that
his or her success depends altogether on
the efforts put forth, instead'o OF speculat'
ing on the rise Of land and corner lots, a:
has been the case with the naiority oil
Eastern emigrants in years past.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-15

WADE HAMP1os's term Al governor oil
South Carolina will expire with the cur.
rent year, but no will undoubtedly be a
nominee for reelection. The general zen.
timent Of the State is roughly expressed
BY an old negro woman who, from the
BODY Of q crowd that was hurrahing for
the governor, cried out, " You stay, gov
eruor. we's had a better time since you
was made governor than ives had since
the war; The State Is really.in q tran.
Gull condition, and is rapidly recovering
from the financial prostration caused BY
the reckle,.ness Of oarpet.bag admins
traitor. Hampton has been . man Of his
word. Travelling through the State,
doubtless with view to the fall cam.
psign, the governor said at . gathering oil
people:
the condition Of things when | spoke 10
Won Last and the conditions which exist
nop. What they were, you all remember.
What they are, you all can see. Peace
reigns supreme; the laws are respected
and enforced everywhere. There are no
disturbances and no scene OF bloodshed.
We arc on the high road to prosperity.
We have everything in the future TO n
courage Us; and ali this has been accom-
plished-why? Because your represen.
%sentatiyes, the governor and the legisla.
tnre. have stood sauarely and honestly on
the platform, and have fulfilled the Pied
ees made in the last campaign"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-15
The Wool Market.
49, an,iln 81 sliurdnY.

\. Y. Bulstin Of Saturday.
The market for domestic woods still
fails to receive the support Of anything
like an active demand, and dealers are In
much the old discouraged mood. Anum'
Der Of manufacturers are 10 be seen on
the Market but they do not appear 70
want supplies OF material, especially al
ter a "Trip through the goods market,
where the u~npromising condition Of
Affairs prove. very disheartening. The
situation Of the tariff question, too, is an.
other disturbing element which tends 10
make all buyers very cautious, and even
entirely checks demand in many cases.
The stocks here are quite moderate as
compared with even the ordinary outlet
for the season, but In consideration Of the
condition Of business there is + surplus,
and holders anxious to find \ larger aud
quicker sale at 4 sacrifice from nominal
quotations. Il would seem, however,
that no matter how low the cost goes the
demand cannot be stimulated beyond Just
such amounts as buyers know they q
work into immediate and positive use.
There has been 4 further pushing of Of
common stock since our last AdViees
from San Francisco indicate q more
liberal arrival Of the spring clip and a
better assortment Of quality, with more or
less interest shown by Eastern buyers
aud purchases making. The rates re-.
ported are l6a92e for free wool, equal to
about 2la2se here, and our dealers con-
slider the figures rs altogether too high
considering the state Of affairs on the Al.
lantic coast The spring clip Of Caliior.
mia, Il IL thought will run one.third short
otlast year, which would make the total
about twenty million pounds. The sales
for the week on this market include 90
900 lbs Z and Xxx at 40G4lc; 10000 lbs
Z at Ale; 10000 ID, 6ne medium at
Q7alna
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-15
nature Demands a Tonic

When the nerves are unstrung, the head
aches, the appetite Is poor or variable, the
sleep disturbed, and general depreciation
safe Of things cannot long exist without
The development Of serious disease, The
most active and genial inyigorant known
Is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The abso-
lutte purity offs spirituos basisand botanic
Ingredients gives 1t apermanent claiutio
plblic confidence, and is surprising med.
tcinal value Is admitted by medical men Of
d~iTtinction, by whom 1t Is widely used In
private practice. For fever and Ggue-
both as . preventive and remedy-dispsP.
STA, liver complaint bilious remittent fever,
constipation, choleraic complaints, tiatu.
lence, and all intestinal disorderS 1t Is q
thoroughly reliable remedy. Its the anti
febrile specific par excellence OF the m1la'
nal districts OF this aud other countries,
where diseases born OF miaSma prevail, and
as a general household remedy 1t Is also
universally esteemed. eoddw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-15
Don't Fool with Talking Wires
During n Thunder storm.

The Hartford Post records an incident
which 10 q timely warning 70 the owners
Of telephones. II says: On Sunday
morning, WHEN the sudden fash Of Light
ming was seen, and was followed b q
shafp peal Of thunder, Dr.. John A. Ste
VEINS was using the telephone extending
from his home on high street TO the
drug store 10 the Hotel Capitol. The
clerk At the drug store had his ear at the
tube listening for communication from
The doctor, when simultaneously with
The peal Of thunder, he received 2 severe
shock In the ear, the report sounding like
The discharse Of a gun. His power Of
hearing was more orless affected all day.
DR.. stevens saw Z fash Of electricity play
about his end OF the instrument, and on
examination 1t was found that the deli
cate insulated wire had been entirely de.
stroyed by the lightning. Had the doc
Tor been speaking at the tube at the time
Of the Alah, he would probably have been
dangerously injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-15
GENERAL NOTICES.
oEALED PROPOSALS.


Cir CLKnKB UfTcR,
WHEELING, W. Va, April II, 1873. )
sealed Propoul,wi be received at the otHee Of
the City Clerk until Monday, April IS. 1873, Ato
O'Clock r. NJ, for the removal Of all kitchen gaTbsge
and offal from within the dty limits for The ensu-
InE wear. All bids must be made separate for each
Of the eight districts, apd shall Be addressed 70 the
Chairman Of the Committee on Health. The com.
mittee r,sgryiRg the TiSht TO rt!ect any or all bids.
mil ALEX. UPDEGRAEF, Gty Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-15
a J in the a

To the Editor Of the chiaso Tribune
NAsHvrILE, TEss, April 10.-Having
had occasion TO visit quite a large mum:
Der Of the cities, towns, and. hamleu Of
the South, particularly in Tennessee, Ala
bama, Mississippi, and portions OF Ken
tncky, and Georgia, during the past two
months, and during these peregrinations
having a~ssiduously sought from all elaA-
ses information as TO the feeling Of the
people towards the present Administra-
lion. | must besr testimony that | hay.
not heard any material complaint, but,
On the contrary, President Hayes is very
generally lauded as decidedly the best
President since the surrender. Although
he vetoed the Silver bill, which the South
stood almost 4 unit for, they cheerfully
forgive that small pecadillo, and attri.
butte Il a. 40 error Of the head rather
than Of the heart. For his sense Of Jus.
tice and resolution in putting into prac'
tice, in the South, particularly his order
Withdrawing the military and permitting
the intelligence Of the South to direct
l~egislation and administer the lave, Pres.
ident Hayes has we'll secured the appro.
baton and esteem Of q generous and hon.
orable people. The people Of the South
want tranquility; they do not want to be
held on the gridiron OF political torture,
and that too by force Of the bayonet.
They want an opportunity, and are dc.
,irous Of ins~ugurating, pushing forward,
and developing the material resources OF
the country, by fostering and encourag.
ing all branches OF industries and pur.
suits. The people caro- but little for eth.
er political party, only as a means oil bet.
tering their condition, by encouraging
commerce and developing new industries;
and In my opinion, judging from what !
have heard and seen in the South, which
ever political party gives the best eyi.
dence, 10 good faith, Of administering the
Government honestly In the interests Of
all the people, irrespective Of class, that
party will receive the support Of the
thinking and intelligent voters OF The
South, irrespective OF party. The day Ii
past 10 cry out Kuklux, and that the peo.
pie Of tbs South Want,t to pay the Rebel
debt, All this 10 sheer nonsense. Since
the withdrawal Of the military from the
South, far less disorder prevails than In
many sections Of the North, and, judging
from my own experience, a man IS more
secure In person and properly 10 the
South now than in the North. And all
this ID attributable 10 Hayes Southern
policy. II. II. McCADE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-15

TIE subjects for the Townsend prise
s,says were given out at Yale College
last Saturday, and are as follows:
!. John Quincy Adams in the House oil
Il. Tbs Power of the Christian Clergy
In the Past and in the Present.
III. The influence Of the Greek and
Latin CLASSICS upon the English Litsra'
ture Of the Present Age.
". The Egoti,m Of Genius.
v. Liquidation in Resrd to Labor.
vi. Glasses In q Democracy-Theii
mutual rights and duties.
VII. National Antipathiss.
VIII. The Ancient and the Modern
Jew.