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The Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Quarterly

Volume 57

ABBUT, FRANCIS ELLINsGWOOU, article on, American AgrictulItrist, Langstroth con-

in Northwest Ohio Quarterly, 434. tributed to, 154.

Abbotts' Bridge, 238. American Anti-Slavery Society, 29; and

Abell, Aaron I., 182. coalition sith abolition forces, 165-166;

Abolition and abolitionists, 2, 165-174. opposed to formation of abolition party,

177-178; in Western Reserve, 24-47; 167.

the Presbyterian Church and, 120, 121. American Ble Jotritl, cited, 149; Lang-

"About Historians," 100-102, 203-204, stroth contributed to, 154, 158, 161-

320-322, 437-439. 162.

"Abraham Lincoln Visits with Ilis Peo- American Beekeepers' Association, organ-

ple," by J. I. Cramer, 66-78. ized, 163.

Academies, established by Scotch-Irish, American College of Surgeons, required

111, 121. hospital staff societies, 375.

Academy of Medicine of Cleveland, 359, American Historical Association, 101;

373; organized, 356, 357-358; and Anzual Report, cited, 175.

public health, 360-362, 369-371; pro- American Medical Association, and edu-

grams, 362-363; meeting place, 363, cational standards, 334, 347, 394; and

367; growth, 364, 366; reorganization. Cleveland medical societies, 353-354,

365-366, 374; prestige, 368; news- 361; reorganization, 354, 356.

paper publicity, 372; in NWorld 'War Amer-ican Medical Directory, cited, 332.

II, 376-377. American Philosophical Society, 100.

Ackerman, William K., cited, 224. American Pioneer, cited, 130.

"Across the Downs This Morning," song, American Railroad Journal, cited, 257,

139. 262.

Adair, Douglass, 319. American Telephone and Telegraph Com-

Adams, John Quincy, 33; suggested as pany, and listing of physicians for

presidential candidate of Liberty party, directories, 372, 373.

170, 172. "American Veterans of Foreign Service

"Adams and Liberty," band tune, 142, and the Veterans of Foreign Wars,"

143. by George T. Trial, 79-93.

Adams County Democrat, cited, 12. Americanism, V.F.W. and, 91-92.

"Adieu My Native Shore," song, 139. Ames Tp., Athens Co., 192.

Agreeable Surprise, musical entertainment, "Anacreon in HIeaven," song, 132, 141,

137. 145; band tune, 142, 143.

Agriculture in Ohio, recent publications Anatomy, teaching of, in Ohio, 1890-

on, 398. 1945, 329-343.

Akron, 0., John Brown in and near, 24, "And Ias She Then Failed," song, 139.

32, 33; opposition to fugitive slave Anders, J. H., addressed Academy of

law in, 37; sympathy for John Brown Medicine of Cleveland, 363.

in, 37, 42, 45, 46; abolitionist con- Anderson, Russell HI., 99, 183, 198, 436.

vention at, 169. Anderson, Sherwood, article about, 200.

Akron Beacon, cited, 45; quoted, 46. Anderson farm, llarper's Ferry, Va., 41.

Aldrich, Charles J., Cleveland physician, Andrews, Wayne, cited, 35.

354, 356. Anesthesia, intraspinal, introduction of,

Aldrich, L. C., cited, 228, 234. 356.

Alice Brown, steamboat, 202. Angiology, in anatomy courses, 337, 339.

Allegheny Theological Seminary, 121. Angle, Paul M., 95.

Allen, Charles, 197. Animal Magnetism, musical entertain-

Allen, Dudley P., 363; bequest to library ment, 137.

association, 367. Animals, native, Miami Valley, 50.

Allen, Kenneth L., 372. Announcements, annual, see Catalogs.

Allen County Historical Society, 431. Anthology of Ohio Verse, 437.

Alliance, O., antislavery meeting at, 39; Anthropology, origin of science of, 331;

founded, 276. included in anatomy courses, 332.

Allison, Richard, army surgeon, 133. Anti-Masonic party, Pennsylvania, Chase

"All's Well," song, 139. and, 170-171.

Alston, John C., 321. Antiquities, Miami Valley, Drake studied,

Altick, Arthur, 94. 62.

Alum Creek, 185, 395. Anti-Slavery Bugle, 176.

Amaranth, boat, 245. Antislavery movement in Ohio, 14; Cor-

"America, Commerce and Freedom," 1)and win and, 1, 13; Republicans and, 5;

tune, 142, 143. John Brown and, 24-27; Presbyterian

4119

450 OHI() ARCHAEOLOGICAlI AND HISTORICAL QUARTERLY

church and, 117, 120, 121; Liberty Bancroft, Frederick, cited, 21.

party and, 165-178; recent publications Bancroft, George, 198.

on, 398-399. Band music, in Cincinnati, 137, 141, 142.

Antitoxin, introduction of, 355. "Bandy 0!," song, 132, 133.

Antituberculosis League, Cleveland, or- Bank of the United States, championed

ganized, 361. by Corwin, 1.

Apiarists, see Beekeepers. Bankers Magazine, cited, 251, 260, 263.

Appleby, Capt. -- , Conncaut , O., "Banks of the Dee," song, 131, 132; band

75, 78. tune, 142.

Appleseed, Johnny, see Chapman, John. "Banks of the Ohio," song, 144.

"April Fool Convention," 168. "Bannockburn," song, 143.

Archaeology, Ohio Valley, bibliography Baptist Church, and fugitive slave law,

of, reviewed, 205-206; Ohio, recent 39; sons of James Smith, ministers of,

publications on, 399-400. 60.

Arne, Thomas A., hymnist, 136, 145. Barcus, Carl, loaned firearms for exhibit,

Arthrology, in anatomy courses, 337, 339. 316.

Arts and crafts in Ohio, recent publica- Bardeen, C. R., cited, 330, 333, 340.

tions on, 400-403. Barkdull, Howard, Cleveland attorney,

Ashe, Thomas, quoted, 134. 366.

Ashland and Vcrmillion Railroad, failure Barnes, Donald Grove, 182, 204.

of, 220. "Barney Leave the Girls Alone," song,

Ashmun, George C., addressed Cleveland 139.

Medical Society, 353, 359. Barry, Phillips, cited, 127, 128.

Ashtabula, O., abolition sentiment in, 34, Bartholow, Roberts, Cincinnati physician,

43; Lincoln visits, 72, 74, 78; rail con- 388, 390.

nections, 230. Bateman, W. M., son of Warner M., 198.

Ashtabula Co., O., Brown received sup- Bateman, Warner M., 198.

port in, 38, 41, 43. "Battle of Prague," band tune, 142;

Asitabula League of Freedom, 41, 43. song, 143.

Ashtabula Sentinel, 73; cited, 29; John "Battle of the Baltic," song, 132.

Brown, Jr., hid in office of, 44. "Battle of Tippecanoe," song, 138.

Ashtabula Sons of Liberty, 39. Bauer, Helen Crile, 437.

Ashtabula Weekly Telegraph, cited, 72, Baxter, Jean, 197, 200.

73, 74. "Bay of Biscay," song, 139.

"Assembly," band tune, 142; song, 143. Bayard, Samuel P., cited, 143.

Associate Presbyterians, 113, 114. Beall, James, 117.

Associate Reformed Congregation of Mar- Beals, Dr. Joseph, 152, 161.

tinsburg Session Records, cited, 114, Beattie, Homer M., 197, 432.

115, 117, 118. Beattie, Mendell E., 100.

Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church, Beatty, George, editor Niles' Weekly Reg-

at Utica, organized, 113; at Martins- ister, 209.

burg, 113-114, 115, 116, 117-118, 120- Beaver, R. Pierce, cited, 48.

121; at Concord, organized, 114; edu- Beck, Earl J., 321.

cated ministry of, 121. Beckwith, David H., addressed Cleveland

Association for the Study of Negro Life Medical Society, 353.

and History, 197. Bedell, Miss -----, see Billings, Mrs.

Association of American Medical Colleges, Grace.

and reforms in anatomy instruction, Beecher, Henry Ward. 13.

334. Beeckman, George, 80.

Athens Co., O., loss on railroad stock, Beehives, Huber's, 149, 151; Bevan's,

225. 149, 150; Dzierson's, 150; Langstroth's,

Atmosphere, schooner, 245. 151-152, 161. 162.

Atwater, Caleb, cited, 105, 217. Beekeepers, associations of, 163-164.

Aufderheide, Paul J., Cleveland dentist, Beekeeping, see Honeybees, culture of.

372. Bees, see Honeybees.

Augusta, 0., 61. "Beggar Girl," song. 139.

"Auld Lang Syne," song, 132, 143. Beginnings of the U. S. Army 1783-1812,

Automobile industry, early, centered in by James R. Jacobs, rev. by A. B.

Cleveland, 345. Sears, 103-107.

"Away with Melancholy," band tune, "Begone, Dull Care," song, 132.

142. Belden, Paul B., Sr., 203.

"Away with This Pouting," song, 139. Bell, Benjamin, 192.

Bell, James C. C., 257, 265.

Bell, James Martin, 257.

BABBOTT, CHARLES, 96. Bellefontaine, O., on railroad, 228.

"Bag of Nails," song, 139. Bellevue, O., railroad connections, 229,

Bailey, Gamaliel, and Liberty party, 166- 232.

169, 170, 171, 173; quoted, 176. Belmont Chronicle, cited, 222, 223.

Baily, Francis, 58-59; cited, 58, 59, 64. Belmont Co., O., railroad stock, 222.

Baker, Newton, home of, 182.Benner allace Cleveland physician

Ballads, pioneer, 130, 138, 139. 143, 370

145. Bennett, Charles R., 203.

Balls, social, in early Ohio, 133, 134. Bennett, Emerson, cited, 129.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 235. Bennett, John, 197.

INDEX 451

Bennett, John R., Civil War experiences Bloomhardt, Paul F., 196.

recorded, 431. Blower, Arthur H., 435.

Benninghofen, Pauline, 197. Blue, H. T. O., 203.

Benson, S. B., 96. Blue Beard, "March" from, 142, 143.

Berg, Rev. -----, Philadelphia, Pa., "Blue Bells of Scotland," song, 130, 143.

150. "Blythe Sandy," band tune, 142.

Berger, Samuel A., Cleveland physician, Boatmen, river, music of, 129-130.

366. Bogart, Ernest L., cited, 220, 221, 223,

Bestor, Arthur E., Jr., Education and Re- 225, 229.

form at New Harmony: Correspondence Bohannon, James A., 372.

of William Maclure and Marie Duclos Bohning MS. collection, Western Reserve

Fretageot, 1820-1833, rev. by Everett Historical Society, 436.

Walters, 445-446. Bok, Cary W., 198.

Bettelheim, Edwin S., Jr., 89. Bok, Curtis, 198.

Bevan's Treatise of the Honeybee, 149. Bok, Edward W., 198.

"Bewildered Maid," song, 139. Bond, Beverley W., Jr., cited, 49, 129,

Bibliography: publications on Ohio his- 135.

tory, archaeology, and natural history, "Bonnets Blue," song, 143.

.39-430. Book reviews, 103-110, 205-213, 323-

Bibliography of Ohio Archaeology, by 328, 440-448.

Richard G. Morgan and James l. Bestor, Arthur E., Jr., ed., Education

Rodabaugh, rev. by J. B. Griffin, 205- and Reform at New Harmony: Cor-

206. \respondence of William Maclure and

Bierce, Lucius V., 46; cited, 37. Marie Duclos Fretageot, 1820-1833,

Big Miami River, see Great Miami River. by Everett Walters, 445-446.

Big Run, 185.

Big Run, 185. < ioBlegen, Theodore C., Grass Roots His-

Big Walnut Creek, 185. tory, by William Charvat, 211-212.

"Bill Bobstay," song, 131. Downes, Randolph C., The Conquest:

Billau, Harriet, 314. Lucas County Historical Series, by

Billings, Mrs. Grace, 76, 77. John 0. Marsh, 326-328.

Bincklng, Willm, compoer, 136. Drake, Daniel, Pioneer Life in Ken-

Binckley, . C., 100. Htucky, 1785-1800, ed. by E. F.

Bingkame, Evelyn C., 100. Horine, rev. by B. 11. Pershing, 443-

Binkley, Robert C., sponsored regional 445

studies, 182 ^e ^"^-""s "n, ^t445.

studies, 182. Jacobs, James R., The Beginnings of

Biography, Ohio, recent publications on, the U. S. Army 183-1812, by A. B.

403-407.

Biology, founders of moden, 330 Sears, 103-107.

teaching of, 331, 342.m n, 330-331; Jordan, Philip D., The National Iloac,

Birchard, Sardis, copies of letters acquired, by J. 1. Rodabaugh, 446-448.

315. Luxon, Norval Neil, Niles' Weekli

Register. 19th Century News Maga-

Birds, Ohio, recent publications on, 418- Register. 1th Century News Mag11

419. Malin, Jameby R. C. Wheeler, 208-211. of

Birge, Russell It., Cleveland physician, Malin, James C., The Grassland of

348. Clevela ysician, North America: Prolegomena to Its

D'e * .History, by E. H. Roseboom, 207-

Birney, James G., presidential candidate, oseboom 207

208.

Lierty party, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, Morgan, Richard G., and James H.

172, 173; reform project, 174. Rodabaugh Bibliography of Ohio

Birthday, musical entertainment, 137.Rodabaugh, Bibliorahy of Ohio

Birthday, musical entertainment, 137. Archaeology, by J. B. Griffin, 205-

Bishop, Henry Rowley, composer, 139, 206.

143. Peckham, Howard H., Pontiac and the

Bishop, S. P., assistant cashier, Ohio Life Indian Uprising, by F. P. Weisen-

Insurance and Trust Co., 253, 255. burger, 107-110.

;e256. 49Quaife, M. M., and Sidney Glazer,

Bixler, Raymond, 439. Michigan: From Primitive Wilder-

Black String Bands, 44. ness to Industrial Commonwealth, by

Bladensburg, O., Virginians in, 120; F. P. Weisenburger, 325-326.

Presbyterian church established at, 120. R, CaesCle Dk o

Blaettner, John , 97. Charles, Colonel Dick Thompson,

Blaine, James G., cited, 2, 252; the Persistent Whig, by W. P.

Bla2., Jame G., cited, 2, 252; quoted, Marchman, 440-442.

2l l * * *i. Slick, Sewell F., William Trent and

Blair, name of Scottish family in Licking E., W illiam Trent and

Co., O., II 4. The West, by E. Hl. Roseboom,

Co., O., 114.

Blair, Walter, cited, 129. 442-443.

Blake, Harrison G., Ohio congressman, Swartwout, Annie Fern, Missie: An His-

43. , / g esslnai torical Biography of Annie Oakley,

Blankenhorn, Marion A., Cleveland physi- by John 0. Marsh, 323-324.

cian, 366, 367. Wayland, John W., The Lincolns in

Blegen, Theodore C., Grass Roots History, Virginia, by John . Marsh, 212-

rev. by William Charvat, 211-212 213.

Bleile, A. M., Columbus physician, 396. Bourquin, Ienry, cabinet maker, 151-152.

Blendon Tp., Franklin Co., O., G. W. Boy Scout troops, sponsored by V.F.W..

Hart in, 185, 186. 92.

Bloodgood, J. C., addressed Academy of Boyce, William, hymnist, 136.

Medicine of Cleveland, 363. Boyd, Julian P., 319

1.452 (OHIO ARCHAEOLO()G(CAL. AN) H1ISTORICAI. QUARTERLY

Boynton, Napoleon II., Cleveland physi- Bushnell, Dr. E., 315.

cian, 372. Business and industry in Ohio, recent

Brackenridge, Henry Marie, cited, 139, publications on, 407-408.

140. Butler, Frank, 323.

Braddock, Edward, defeat of, 108. Butler, Mrs. Henry A., 316.

Bradley, Capt. Daniel, 51, 53; cited, 51, Butler, Joseph, G., III, 316.

53, 64. Butler, Gen. Richard, 51, 52-53; cited,

Bradley, Whittermore, and Company, rail- 53, 64.

road contractors, 223. Butler County Historical Society, 197.

Brainerd, Mrs. Almon, 153. Butman, J. S., 240, 241.

Breed, Dr. l)aniel, 43. Butman, Maria, 239.

Brewster, Paul G., cited, 127, 143.

"Bright Chanticleer," song, 132.

Brinkman, Andrew, 97. "CA IRA," song, 131, 141, 143; band

British travel accounts, 49. tune, 142.

Britton, A. T., 198. Caesar's Creek, 61.

Broadwell, Samuel J., 259; assignee, Ohio Cahokia, 111., 109.

Life Insurance and Trust Co., 256. Caldwell, Darius, quoted, 39.

Brobeck, George K., 89. Caldwell, 11. Van Y., 373; executive

Brokaw, William F., Cleveland physician, secretary, Academy of Medicine of

350. Cleveland, 365; and reorganization of

Brookins, Oscar S., 80, 81. academy, 366, 374; health reporter,

Brooks, Jennie, 156, 158. WGAR, 370; and health museum, 371-

Brown, Benjamin, 156. 372.

Brown, C. F., 85. Calhoun, John C., letters of acquired,

Brown, David, 80, 81. 436.

Brown, Dianthe, 41. Calvinism, 115-116; in central Ohio, 111,

Brown, E. C., 198. 118, 123.

Brown, Ephraim, quoted, 29. Cambridge, 0., railroad stock authorized

Brown, Francis 11., 198. for. 222.

Brown, Frederick, 37. Campbell, name of Scottish family at

Brown, Rev. 1-. B., 156. Martinsburg, O., 114.

Brown, Jason, 37. Campbell, Olive D., cited, 127.

Brosn, John, Republicans accused of en- Campus Martius Museum, 99, 315. 431.

dorsing, 1; Corwin's attitude on, 12, Canada, refuge for fugitives, 30; popula-

13, 19; Republican attitude toward, tion, 107.

14; Lincoln's view of, 19; and his Canal Days, history of Lucas County,

Ohio environment, 24-47; study of publication planned, 433.

motivations of, 181; home at Akron Canals, 33, 227, 234, 344; proposed

as museum, 435. route for, 62-63; first in Ohio, 216;

Brown, John, Jr., 37, 41, 43, 44. charters, 238; tolls, 241. See also

Brown, Mark, editor Lancet-Clinic, 391. Milan Canal.

Brown, Owen, 30, 31, 44. "Canterbury," tune, 136.

Brown, Owen, 2d, 37. Canton, O., biography of founder -nub-

Brown, Salmon, 37. lished, 435.

Brown, Waldo, 156, 159, 160; cited, 161. Carlisle, Pa., 51.

Brown & Walker, Norswalk, O., 245. Carlsen, Frederick M., 100.

Browning, Samuel J., 85. Carolan, Turlogh, 144, 145.

Brownson, Oliver, composer, 136. "Carolan's Receipt-for the Making of

lruner, William Evans, Cleveland pbysi Whiskey," song, 144.

cian, 347, 357, 358, 366. Carter, Edsard, Cleveland physician, 348.

Bryan, Guy M., 315. Cartter, D. K., 69.

Buchanan, James, 3, 38, 42, 43; d- Case Institute of Technology, 101.

nounced by Corwin, 5. Case Library, Cleveland, meeting of

Buell, Walter R., cited, 28, 33, 34, 35. medical society in, 349; medical books

Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, Annie in, 351.

Oakley with, 323. Case School of Applied Science, founded,

Buffalo Express, cited, 84. 344.

Bugles, use of, in military bands, 140. ass, Lewis, 108.

Buley, R. Carlyle, cited, 187-188. Castle, Charles, editor Lancet-Clinic, 392.

Bulletins, school, see Catalogs. Catalogs, medical school, description of

Bullskin Creek, 61. anatomy courses in, 334-342.

"Bunker's Hill," band tune, 142. Cattle, shipped from Sandusky, 234.

Bunn, Matthew, cited, 130. Cauffield, E. J., 435.

Bunting, Edward, 138, 144, 145. "Cease Rude Boreas," band tune, 142.

Bunts, Frank E., Cleveland physician, Cedarville College, 100.

354, 356, 357, 358, 364; quoted, "Celebrated Echo Song," 143.

348-349. (Centinel of the North-Western Territory,

Burdett, Frank G., 97. cited, 131, 133.

Burnet, Jacob, 247; cited, 129, 133, 140. Central Ohio Railroad, 222, 235; char-

Burnett, ----- at Cincinnati, 59. tered, 221; contract for building. 223;

"Burns' Farewell," song, 143. receiver appointed for, 224-225.

Burrell, Mrs. Julia, 197. Chagrin Falls Congregational Church. 46.

Burrows, -----., Geneva, )., minister, Chambersburg, Pa., arms for John Brown

72. stored at, 41.

INDEX 453

Chandler, William E., 198. Cincinnati, Hamilton, and Dayton Rail-

Chapin, A. M., cited, 113, 122. road, depreciation of bonds, 262.

Chapman, John, address on, 203. "Cincinnati I.uncet-Clinic," by David A.

Chapman MS. collection, Western Re Tucker, 387-392.

serve Ilistorical Society, 436. Cincinnati Pioneer, cited, 134.

Chardon, 0., ovation for Giddings at, (incinnati Superior Court lieports, cited,

34. 256, 259.

Charity Hospital, Cleveland, 382. cinati Weekly Hrald, quoted, 2-

Charleston (S. C.) Mercury, cited, 23. 176 cited 17, 174, 177 178.

Charlestown, Va., Brown's trial at, 41, , e 137

43.

43. (iltlerilla, opera, 137.

Charters, railroad, 217, 218; canal, 238. Cipriani, dancer, 137.

Charvat, William, book rev., 211-212. Circuit Court for the Southern District

Chase, Salmon P., 15, 35, 39; and of Ohio, railroad suit in, 224.

Corwin, 9, 11, 12; advocate of coali- Cist, Charles, cited, 129.

tion of antislavery groups, 165, 174- (ist's Weekly Advertiser, cited, 135, 137.

175, 176; Liberty party leader, 17, "City Guards' March," band tune, 142.

171, 173; cited, 171, 172, 173, 174 (Civil War, Langstroth and, 160; Ohioans

175, 176, 177; copies of letters of, and the recent publications on, 408-

aclquired, 315. 409.

Chatham Convention, 37. (Clapp, aIrold T., Cleveland physician,

Chemistry, publications on, in library of 350.

G. W. Hart, 189-190. Clark, J., hymnist, 136.

"Cherry Cheeked Patty," song, 139. Clark, George Rogers, 53.

Chicago Daily Times, file acquired, 314. (lark, John H., 80, 81.

Chicago Historical Society, letters in, 95. Clark, William, 103, 104.

Chickering, Geraldine J., cited, 127. (lark Co., 0., history of, published, 94,

Chillicothe, O., Corwin spoke at, 7. 431-432.

Chinese Boxer Rebellion, veterans of 88. C'lark County HIistorical Society, 94, 431.

Choate, Geo. W., 238. Clark University, Dr. F. P. Mall professor

Cholera, Asiatic, address on, 352. of anatomy at, 331.

Christie, Chester D., Cleveland physician, (Clay, Ienry, 11; and Corwin, 2, 14, 18;

375. letters of, acquired, 436.

Church discipline, Presbyterian. 115, 116, Clay, Lucius D., 101.

119. See also Church trials. Clay Tp., Knox Co., O., Scotch-Irish in,

Church Music, by R. Patterson, 136. 112; first Presbyterian church in, 113.

Church of Scotland, 113. Clayton, Glenn L., Ashland, 0., 438.

Church trials, Martinsburg A.R.P., 117- Cleaveland, Moses, 183.

118, 119; Martinsburg LI. P., 119; Cleveland, Catherine C., cited, 135.

Utica Presbyterian, 119-120. Cleveland, Frederick A., cited, 223.

Churches, antislavery movement in, 32; (Cleveland, John L., Cincinnati physician,

Congregational, 46; First Presbyterian, 388.

Cincinnati, 63; Presbyterian services, Cleveland, O., antislavery sentiment in,

115; western, music in, 135, 136. 26, 29, 34, 35, 37, 41; attitude toward

Cincinnati, 0., 3, 106, 228; Fort Wash- John Brown in, 27, 37, 38, 42, 45, 46;

ington at, 54; Symmes at, 55; Van Lincoln in, 68; press reports on Lin-

Cleve family in, 56, 57; in 1797, de- coln, 76; dioramas on history of, 99;

scribed, 59; books published on. 61 62; Progressivism in, seminar on, 180;

Drake in, 62-63; semicentennial, 63: abolitionism in, 181; and railroads, 222,

population in 1861, 66; reception of 229, 230, 232; growth of commerce,

Lincoln in, 66; veterans' conventions 227, 234, 235; medical societies in,

in, 86; early, music in, 128, 131-133, 1890-1945, 344-377; population, 1910,

135, 137-145; growth, 1788-1825, 129 344; Dr. W. T. Corlett in, 379, 381.

sleighing parties, 134-135; beekeepers' Cleveland Allergy Society, 375.

convention in, 163; culture in early, Cleveland and Columbus Railroad, 229.

187; and railroads, 229, 230, 231, 232, Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, de-

234; Ohio Life Insurance and Trust preciation of bonds, 262.

Co. in, 247-265; closing of hanks in, (leveland and Toledo Railroad, 230, 232.

1837, 249; Annie Oakley in, 323; Cleveland Anti-Fugitive Slave Law Con-

established, 327; medical schools in, vention. 27.

329; growth by 1890. 344; medical Cleveland Artillery Company, 40.

iournals published in, 387-392. Cleveland City llospital, 346, 362; ex-

"Cincinnati," song, 144. panded, 377; Dr. Corlett at, 384; case

Cincinnati Advertiser, cited, 132. 135. of leprosy at, 385.

141, 144. Cleveland College of Physicians and Sur-

Cincinnati Cotmmercial, cited, 2, 4. 6. 7, geons, see Wooster University, medical

10, 11, 163, 256. department.

Cincinnati Daily Gazette, cited, 140, 143. Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati

253, 255. 258, 260, 261. Railroad, 230; Annual Report, cited,

Cincinnati Emiporiunm, cited, 132. 230, 231, 233; fares, 232; income,

Cincinnati Enquirer, cited, 25. 1853-54, 233; failure, 234.

Cincinnati Gazette, cited, 12, 19, 132, Cleveland Dermatological Society, 375.

225. Cleveland General Hlospital, 346.

"Cincinnati Guards' March," ,bnd tune, (Cleleland Herald, 232; cited, 77, 222;

142. quoted, 245.

454 OHIO ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL QUARTERLY

Cleveland Homeopathic Medical College, Colter, L. S., Cincinnati physician, 391.

345. Colvin, Richard, 157.

Cleveland Hospital Service Association, Columbia, 0., 58, 60, 61; established,

inaugurated benefit plan, 376. 49 327.

Cleveland Journal of Medicine, organ, 'Columbia, Columbia to Glory Arise,"

Cleveland Medical Society, 354; article bnd tune, 142

on "Skotography" in, 356; cited, 361, Columbia Uniersity, 100.

368.

Cleveland Leader, quoted, 26, 36, 39; Columbian Harmonist, hymnal, 136.

cited, 26, 27, 37, 39, 40, 43, 45, 46; Columbian Inn, Cincinnati, 138.

Kagi correspondent for, 39; and Har- "Columbian March," band tune, 142.

per's Ferry, 47; account of Lincoln's Columbus, O., Corwin spoke at, 9; Ohio

address in, 68. State Journal published at, 73; veterans'

Cleveland Medical College, 345, 381, 382. organizations in, 79, 80, 81, 82, 87,

Cleveland Medical Gazette, 354. 92; state convention of Liberty party

Cleveland Medical Journal, founded, 354; in, 171; Negro History Week in, 197;

quoted, 359; discontinued, 364. and early railroads, 222, 232; preven-

Cleveland Medical Library Association, tion of communicable diseases in, 393-

357, 363; organized, 351; building pro- 397; National Road reached, 447.

gram, 366, 367; bequest to, 368; in Columbus Academy of Medicine, 393.

World War II, 376. Columbus and Xenia Railroad, 229, 233.

Cleveland Medical Society, 367; organ- Collnbus Dispatch, cited, 80, 82; quoted,

ized, 350; meetings, 352, 355; growth8, 84, 85.

353; merger, 357; and public health, Columbus Medical College, anatomy

360-361; and community life, 362; courses in, 335-336, 340, 341; merged,

meeting place, 363. 393.

Cleveland Museum of Health, sponsored Columbus Medical Journal, report of

health programs, 370; established, 371; dermatological clinic in, 382.

incorporators, 372. C(ol.umbuts Press-Post, cited, 82.

Cleveland Museum of Natural Hlistory, Columbus State llospital, typhoid epi-

197, 200. demic at, 395.

Cleveland Plain Dealer, cited, 26, 38, 39; "Come Iaste to the Wedding," song,

account of Lincoln's address in, 68. 141.

Cleveland Public Library, 95, 182. "Come Take the Ilarp," song, 138.

Cleveland Radiological Society, 375. Comly, James M., 315.

Cleveland World, quoted, 28-29. Commercial Hlospital, Cincinnati, 63.

Click, Charles, 80. Commissioner of Railroads and Tele-

Clinic, 389, 390; original announcement graphs, Annual Report, cited, 222, 224,

quoted, 388. 225, 226.

Clinical Club, Cleveland, 375. Compromise of 1850, 3; Cor\in's attitude

Clinics, medical, 381-382. toward, 8.

"Clinton's March," band tune, 142. Columbiana, 0., 276, 301.

Coal, export of, from Sandusky. 234-235. Concord School, near Martinsburg, 0.,

Cochran, William C., cited, 35, 36, 38, 114.

39; quoted, 40. Conestoga wagons, 447.

Coffin, Levi, quoted, 28. Congdon, William, 68.

Coffinberry, Henry, MS. collection. West- Congregational Churches, lludson. O., 32;

ern Reserve Historical Society, 436. Jefferson, 0., 44; Chagrin Falls, O.,

Colcord, R., 198. 46; Greenfield, Mass., Second, 148;

Cole, Arthur C., 312; sponsored regional Colrain, Mass., 153.

studies, 182; cited, 234. Congregationalists, in membership of

Cole, George C., sued Central Ohio Rail Presbyterian churches, 113, 125.

road, 224. Congressional Globe, 14; cited, 15, 16,

Coleman, ---. dancing instructor, 134. 17, 22, 45.

Coleman, Mrs. Chapman, cited, 3. Conkling, Roscoe, 199.

"College Hornpipe," band tune, 142. Conneaut, 0., Lincoln visited, 74-75, 78;

College of Physicians and Surgeons of rail connections, 230.

Chicago, Dr. Corlett and, 381. Conneaut Reporter, quoted, 75.

College of Wooster, 101. Connor, P. S., Cincinnati physician, 388.

Colleges, established by Scotch-Irish, 111, Conquest, The, by R. C. D)ownes, pub-

121. lished, 200, 433; rev. by John O.

Colleges and universities. Ohio. Western Marsh, 326-328.

Reserve College, 28, 30. 32, 333; Ohio Conservation in Ohio, recent publications

Medical College, 63; Ohio State Uni- on, 419-420.

versity, 101, 333, 337-339, 341. 342; "Constitution and the Guerrierre," song,

University of Toledo, 102. 33; West^- 144.

ern Reserve University, 179-184, 332, Conzett, Jacob, autobiography, 100.

333, 344 347, 382, 383, 384; Uni- Cook, James, 192.

versity of Cincinnati, 333; Ohio hrloi- (Cook, John. 27, 41, 46.

cal University, 336, 337, 341, 342. Cook, Joseph E., Cleveland physician, 350,

393, 351, 358.

Colome, - -, dancing instructor, 134. Cooke, Eleutheros, Sandusky, O., railroad

Colonel Dick Tlhompson, the Persistent pioneer, 228.

Whig, by Charles Roll. rev. hy V. P. Cooke, Jay, 228; cited, 228.

Marchman, 440-442. "Coolin," song, 144, 145.

INDEX 455

"Coon" convention, Coluimbus, 'ISS. rc- emy of Medicine of Cleveland, 365,

lating to, acquired, 436. 366, 367, 374.

Coonskin Library, titles in, 192-193. Cummings, Richard 0., 438.

Cooper lUnion, New York City Corwinl Cunningham, James, Presbyterian min-

spoke at, 12. istcr, 113, 121.

'Cope, Robert S., 101, 438. C1ure for tile Spleen, nmusical entertain-

ope, Robert ent, 137.

Copeland, Dr. -----, Franklin Co., (). Currier an Ies prints, 199.

192. Curtis, George William, correspondence

Copeland, John Anthony, 26, 40. 3 43 4. acquirtd, 314.

Copperheadism, in Central Ohio, 121. Ctshing, Caleb, and Ciddings, 34.

Coppin, Joseph, cited, 135. Cushing, I l\arld 1., Cleveland physician,

Coppoc, 1Barclay, 44. 361

Coppoc, Edwin, 46. Cusing, I. Kirke, Cleveland physician,

Corbin, 11. C., 199. 348.

Corner, G. W., cited, 330. (ushing, llarvey, addressed Academy of

Cornets, use of, in armny, 140. Mledicine of Cleveland, 363.

Corlett, IWillial lhonias, C lexel-and Cuyahoga Co., O., ( archaeological map of,

physician, 358; addressed Academy of 200 and railroad stock, 222.

ledicine of C leieland, 357; contribu- Cu tahoga County Mledical Society, 348-

tion to derimatology antd syphilology, 349; tecline of, 350; attendance, 353;

378-386; cited, 378. rejuvenated, 354; merger, 356-357; sec-

Correau, -----, purchased Great West- tionalorganization, 358; meeting place

ern Railroad, 262. for, 363.

Corwin, 'lhomas, conservatism, 1-2; and Cuyahxoga lRiver, sewage emptied into,

Republican party, 2-6; port., facing 4; 53.

position on slavery issue, 6-7, 12-15; Cttology, origin of, 330.

campaign for congress, 7-11; and

speakerslip contest, 14, 15, 16; attempt

at conciliation, 16-18; ant election of DA)ASNT, CAMILLE, soni of Ctharles, 154.

Lincoln, 18-19; chairman congressional I)adant, Charles, apiarist, 154.

committee, 20; Corxwin amendment, "l)intie Da)lie," song, 132.

21-23. D)ancing parties, 135.

"Country Club, or the Quizzical Society,' Dancing schools, early Ohio, 133, 135.

song, 138. l)arby, John C., Cleveland physician, 375.

Covenanter Church, see Reformled Pres- I)arlington, W. MI., cited, 50, 65.

bvterian Church.D Iavie, J. B., 85.

C^oss an, .\lrs. 11. C(., tdatughter of l.ang- Davis, Iarold E., 194, 312.

stroth, 164. Davis, Stanton L., 101, 311, 312, 313.

Cowen, 1B. R., 198. Davy, R. 1., Cincinnati physician, 391.

Cox, Samuel S., 9, 15. I)awley, Florence L., 100.

Crafts, in Ohio, see Arts and crafts in D l)ison, George, 199.

Ohio. i)awson, W. W., Cincinnati physician,

Cramer, John 1I., 204; "'Abraham Lincoln 388.

Visits xwith His People," 66-78. IDay, Thonas, 445.

Cranch, Albert G., Cleveland physician, Day, Wilson M., president Cleveland

375. chamber of commerce, 353.

Cranz, Rev. ---. diary (1834), l)ayton, Jonathan, 55.

quoted, 309. D)avton, O., 57, Langstroth in, 164; rail-

Crai\ford, George, assignee, Olio LTife road connections, 228, 229, 233.

Insurance and Trust Company, 256. l)ayton and Union Railway, indebtedness,

"Crazv Jane," song, 132. 224.

Cresap, Thomas, 50. i)aton Iistorical Society, 94, 432.

C'restline, 0., rail connections, 232. i)ayton (Ohio) Journal, cited, 11, 19,

Crile, George W., 361, 364, 375; 231; quoted, 232.

addressed Cleveland Mlcdical Society, "Dead March," song, 140, 143; band

356, 371. tune, 141.

Critchlield, Charles V., 316. Dearborn, Mrs. Elmer, 365-366.

Crittenden, John J., 3, 20; compromise "Death's Cradle Hymn," song, 131.

proposal, 22. I)ebates, literary, 123.

Croigban, George, 49-51; cited, 64; and "Decatur's Victory," song, 138.

Trent, 443. )eerfield, (South Lebanon) 0., 61.

Croghan Hall, 51. Defiance, O., 109.

Cromwell, Dean, 99. Delano, Columbus, 122, 198.

Crooks, A., quoted, 46. D)elaware, 0., birthplace R. B. IIayes,

Cross of Malta, 88. 95; on stage line, 227.

Crow. Etienne P., Cleveland physician, Delaware County Historical Society, 94,

350. 314.

Crustaceans, Ohio, recent publications on. Delta Queen, steamer, 99, 202.

420-421. Democratic party and Democrats, and

Cub'lan pacification, veterans of, 88. Corwin, 2, 6, 9, 10, 17; fusion of

Culbertson, J. C., 388, 389, 391. party, 35; northern, attitude toward

Cummer, Clyde L., "Medical Societies in Brown. 45; and Liberty party, 175,

Cleveland from 1890 to 1945," 344- 176, 177-178; and ratification of Ohio

377; and reorganization of the Acad- Constitution of 1851, 222.

456 OHIO ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL QUARTERLY

Denison, Adam B., Cleveland physician, Dravo Corporation, 99.

370. Dred Scot Decision, Corwin on, 7, 10, 11;

Dennistown, Wood & Co., vs. Merchant's Republican attitude on, 8.

Bank of Cleveland, 256. Drennan, Marie, 437.

Denny, Maj. Ebenezer, 51-52; cited, 52, Drums, use of, in military bands, 139,

53. 140.

Denny, W. H. P., cited, 4. Dubiel, Francis, 80, 81, 92.

Dent, Edward J., cited, 128. Dulles, Foster Rhea, 204; award to, 195.

Dentistry, courses for students of, 341. Dumond, Dwight L., cited, 172, 173,

Dermatology, as medical specialty in 174.

northern Ohio, 378-386. Dunkirk, 0., 234; rail connections, 230.

Desher, Kenneth B., 197. Dunlap, James, Covenanter, 113.

Detroit, Mich., Croghan in, 51; siege of, Dunn, Elizabeth Lorraine, 147, 160.

109. Du Rant, Bert J., 80, 81.

Deuschle, W. D., Columbus health officer, Durrett, Col. -- --, library of, 59.

394. Dusouchet, -- -, dancing instructor,

"Development of the Teaching of Anat- 134.

omy in Ohio, 1890-1945," by Linden "Dusty Miller," band tune, 142.

F. Edwards, 329-343. Dutton, O. 11., 67.

Deveraux, Charles R., 83. Dzierzon, Jan, Polish apiarist, 149, 150,

Devers, Mrs. Luther A., 432. 153, 157, 158.

Dewey, Adm. George, visited Columbus

in 1903, 82.

Dexter, Richard, Cleveland physician,

370. EAGLE TAVERN, Milan, O., 239.

Diaries: Munk, Christoph Jacob, April Earle, Thomas, vice presidential candi-

21-August 17, 1832, 266-310. date, 167, 168, 169.

Dibdin, -� .--, composer, 139. Earthquake, at Cincinnati, 62.

Dickens, Charles, at Sandusky, 0., 227. Easy Instructor, hymn book, 136.

Dictionary of American Biography, cited, "Echo," band tune, 142; song 143.

2, 149. Eddy, Mary O., cited, 127, 133, 143.

Diefenbach, H. B., 316. Eden Tp., Licking Co., O., Scotch-Irish

Dietrich, Clement, assignee, Ohio Life in, 112, 114; literary club in, 122-123.

Insurance and Trust Co., 256. Edson, ----, composer, 136.

Dietz, David, writer for Cleveland Press, Education, V.F.W. and, 91; Scotch-Irish

372. and, 121, 122; in Ohio, recent publica-

Dillon, John B., cited, 130. tions on, 409-410.

Diseases, Miami Valley, Drake studied, Education and Reform at New Harmony:

62; study of nervous and mental, 342. Correspondence of William Maclure

See also Medicine in Ohio. and Marie Duclos Fretageot, 1820-

Dissections, anatomical, 329, 333, 334, 1833, ed. by A. E. Bestor, Jr., rev. by

335, 336, 337, 338-339. Everett Walters, 445-446.

District of Columbia, abolition of slavery Edwards, Capt. David, 245.

in, 170, 177. Edwards, Linden F., "Development of

Dittrick, Howard, Cleveland physician, the Teaching of Anatomy in Ohio,

348. 1890-1945," 329-343.

Dixon, Fred W., Cleveland physician, Eells, Hastings, 194, 195, 201, 311.

370. Ellsworth, Clayton S., 101, 201, 311

Dixon, James E., 198, 432. Emancipation of slaves, Corwin's attitude

Dixon, Joshua, founder, Columbiana, 309. on, 7.

Dodd, William E., cited, 1. Emancipator (Boston), cited, 165, 166,

"Doldrum," song, 138. 175, 177.

"Done Over Taylor," song, 131. Embryology, origin of science of, 330;

Dorn, Walter L., 101. instruction in, 332, 334, 342.

Doull, James A., Cleveland physician, Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 45.

372. Encyclopedia Americana, cited, 229.

"Down the Rhine to the Ohio: The English, and contest for Ohio Country,

Travel Diary of Christoph Jacob Munk, 48; folk music, 138, 145, 146.

April 21-August 17, 1832," by August English Bill, 5.

C. Mahr, 266-310. Erie, Pa., Lincoln visited, 76.

Downes, Randolph C., 96, 102, 200, Erie Canal, 215, 227, 228, 230.

433; The Conquest, rev. by John O. Erie Co., O., and fugitive slave law, 39.

Marsh, 326-328. "Erin go bragh," song, 130, 131; band

Doyle, Capt., view near residence of, tune, 141, 142.

facing 48. Espy, G. Anderson, article by, 200.

Drake, Benjamin, cited, 129. Esso Standard Oil Co., donated portrait

Drake, Charles Daniel, editor first edition, to Campus Martius, 434.

Pioneer Life in Kentucky, 443. "Establishment of Dermatology and

Drake, Daniel, writings on Cincinnati Syphilology as Medical Specialties in

and Miami Country, 62-64; cited, 63, Northern Ohio: Dr. William T. Cor-

64, 65, 129, 134; Pioneer Life in Ken- lett and the 'Renaissance' of the

tucky, 1785-1800, ed. by E. F. Horine, 1890's," by Willard L. Marmelzat,

rev. by B. H. Pershing, 443-445. 378-386.

Draper MS. collection, State HIistorical Euclid, O., Lincoln visited, 68.

Society of Wisconsin, 63, 94. Eustis, William, secretary of war, 104.

INDEX 457

"Evelyn's Bower," song, 132, 133, 139, Follansbee, George Edward, Cleveland

145. i1 1 physician, 365, 367.

Exile, boat, 245. Follett, Oran, 228.

"Exile of Erin," song, 138; hand tune, "Folk Music on the Midwestern Frontier

142. 1788-1825," by Harry R. Stevens,

Eyman, R. M., 437. 126-146.

Eyma^ R. X M.,' 437 Folk songs, see Folk music.

Foote, Henry W., cited, 137, 145.

"FAILURE OF THE OHIO LIFE INSURANCE Foote, Samuel, trustee, Ohio Life Insur-

AND TRUST COMPANY, 1857," by ance and Trust Co., 251.

Mortimer Spiegelman, 247-265. "For Then I Had Not Learnt to Love,"

"Fair American," song, 141.Ford, Ira W., cited, 27, 133.

"Fair Ellen," song, 138. Foreign Service, V. F. W. publication,

Fair Oxford, 102. 89.

Fairchild, James, cited, 30, 37, 38. Foreign Service Veterans, 86.

"Faithless Emma," song, 138. Forepaugh and Sells Brothers' Circus,

Fallen Timbers, battle of, 107, 129; 323.

article about, 200. Forest City, see Cleveland, 0.

"Far Far at Sea," song, 138. Forests and forestry, Ohio, recent pub-

Farces, musical, in Cincinnati, 137. lications on, 422-423.

Faries, Elizabeth, "Miami Country, 1750- "Forget Not the Field," song, 144.

1815, as Described in Journals and Fort Finney, 52, 53, 105.

Letters," 48-65. Fort Hamilton, 53.

"Farmer," song, 144. Fort Harmar, 52; treaty at, 327.

"Father and I," song, 138. Fort Hayes, Columbus, O., 79.

Faulkner, Harold U., cited, 234. Fort Jefferson, Bradley stationed at, 53.

Favorite Collection of Irish Melodies, 144. Fort McIntosh, treaty at, 327.

Fess, Lehr, 433. Fort Pitt, 53; Croghan at, 51; Denny at,

Fiction, historical, Ohio, list of recent, 51-52.

412. Fort St. Clair, 53.

Fiddlers, on river boats, 130, 135. Fort Stanwix, treaty at, 327.

Filler, Louis, 194, 320. Fort Washington, 52, 53, 54; music at,

Fillmore, Millard, 2, 3. 140.

"Financing Ohio's Pre-Civil War Rail- Fosdick, Samuel, assignee, Ohio Life In-

roads," by Eugene O. Porter, 215-226. surance and Trust Co., 256.

Findlay, O., railroad connections, 232. Foshay, P. Maxwell, Cleveland physician,

Findlay College, 100. 347, 351, 356, 357, 358; became

Finley, James B., pioneer preacher, 95, member Cuyahoga County Medical

130. Society, 348; organized Cleveland

Finney, name of Scottish family at Mart- Medical Society, 350; importance of,

insburg, 0., 114; in Licking Co., 123. 354.

Finns in America, history of, 100-101. Foster, Stephen C., 145; in Cincinnati,

"Fire on the Mountains," band tune, 142. 128.

Firelands Historical Society, 197, 432. Fox, Dixon Ryan, quoted, 187.

Firestone, Clark, article by, 200. Fox, George Henry, addressed Cleveland

Fireworks, Cleveland ordinance prohibit- Medical Society, 355.

ing, 359-360. Fox, 1I. Clifford, 100.

First Presbyterian Church, Cincinnati, 63; Fraher, Harvey C., Columbus physician,

choir singing, 135. 396.

Fischer, Dr. Martin, editor Lancet-Clinic, Francis, name of Scottish family at Mart

392. insburg, O., 114.

Fish, Carl Russell, cited, 119. Frankenstein, Godfrey, painter of nicture

Fish and fishing in Ohio, in Miami reproduced, facing 48.

Valley, 53; recent publications on, Franklin Co., O., G. W. Hart in, 185;

420-421. early library in, 185-193; railroad stock

Fisk, William L., Jr., "The Scotch-Irish authorized for, 222.

in Central Ohio," 111-125. Free Presbyterian Church, Martinsburg,

Fitch, -----, U. S. Marshal, 36. 0., 120.

Fitzgerald, Roy G., 94, 432. Free Soil party, 2, 165; in Western Re-

Fletcher, Robert S., 204; cited, 43. serve, 25, 35.

Flexner, Abraham, cited, 329, 330. Free Will Baptists, and fugitive slave

Flexner, Simon, quoted, 329. law, 39.

Flexner Committee, report on medical Freeman's Journal, cited, 135.

education, 397. Freight receipts, Cleveland, Columbus,

Flint, Timothy, cited, 130, 136; as and Cincinnati Railroad, 233.

musician, 136. Fremont, John C., 2, 3.

Flood, William FH. G., cited, 144. Fremont, O., on stage line, 227.

Flood control in Ohio, recent publica- French, contest for Ohio Country, 48;

tions on, 423. travel accounts of, 49; folk music, 143.

Florida Freeland Railroad, depreciation "French Grenadier's March," band tune,

of bonds, 262. 141.

"Flowers of Edinburgh," band tune, 141. Fretageot, Marie Duclos, correspondence

Flute players, 135. with William Maclure, volume of, re-

"Fly Not Yet," song, 132, 138, 144. viewed, 445-446.

458 OHIO ARCHAEOLOGICAL, A.N) HISTORICAL QlA RTERLY

Friedrich, Martin F., Cleveland health From Primitive Wihlerness to Indus-

officer, 359; cited, 386. trial Comnmonnuerth, rev. by F. P.

"Friendship," band tune, 141. \Weisenburger, 325-326.

Fries, Valentine, 245. (leanings in Bee Culture, cited, 147;

Frohman, Charles E., "The Milan Canal,"' Langstroth contributed to, 154, 158.

237-246. C�luck, Christoph, music performed, 140.

lrohran, Sidney, 432. "God Save the King," song, 131.

Fugitive Slave Act of 1850, 8, 14; Cor- 'Cod Spcel the Plough, hand tune, 141.

win's attitude on, 12, 17, 18, 1941.

attitude toward, in Western Reserve, (oiortl, Dr. William, 62.

25, 32, 36, 38, 39. G(oiter, study of, in lake region, 361.

Fur trade and traders, Ohio Country, 48, "Good Night an' Joy Be With You A',"

49. I)and tune, 142.

Furbav, Guy NV., 316. (;oodman, Mrs. Ernest A., 317.

(;oodloin, Frank P., cited, 48.

(;orden, R. M., 242.

GALBRAITiH, JOHtN S., 100. (ordon, 1R. W., 127.

"Galley Slave," song, 144. "Governor Tompkins' March," band tune,

Gallipolis, O., recollections of, 140. 142.

Game, Miami Valley, 50(, 5 1, 52. (;Grafton, O., rail connections, 230.

Games, musical, 130. (;rammar, books on, in library of (;. \'.

Gardiner, Hlarriet Eliza, 440. 1 lart, 190.

Gardiner, James B., 440. "(Grand Spy," band tune, 142.

Gardiner Claims, Corsin and, 4, 8. (;Grant, Andrew S., 80, 81.

Gardner, Emelyn E., 127. Grant, Robert, 257, 265.

(Garfield, James A., 199. '"Granu wale," song, 144.

"Garland of Love," song, 139. (r-ass Roots Ilistory, by Theodore C.

Garrard, Lesis 11., cited, 140. 1Blgen, rev. 1vn William Charvat, 211

(arrison, Fielding II., cited, 339. 212.

Garrison, Frances Jackson, cited, 17. (Grassland of North America: Prolego-

Garrison, Wendell Phillips, cited, 17. meni to Its History, James C. Malin,

"Carry onne [Garrv Osen]," song, 144. re. by E. II. Roseboom, 207-208.

Gasser, Maj. Gen. L. 1)., 434. (rate, J. II., 97.

(;ath, Ilarry, cabinetmaker, 155. (ray, Chester, 197.

(;ath, Samuel, cabinetmaker, 155. "('reat Blooby," song, 139.

G;avin, Donald P., 311. (;reat Miami River and Valley, 48, 50,

Geauga Lake, O., 39. 52, 53, 57, 60, 61, 62, 107; early

Gee, Clarence S., 202. view on, illus., facing 48.

"Geh heim, mein lIerz," song, 132, 143. (;realt Western Bailroad, depreciation of

Genealogy, Ohio, recent publications on, hods, 262.

410-411. Greley, llorace, cited, 17; speeches dis-

"General," band tune, 142. tributced, 35.

General Collection of Acieilnt Irish (Green, Beriah, 30.

Music, 144. (Grcn, 11. W., 372.

"CGeneral HIarrison's Nlarch," band tune, (ren, Mrs. Nelle, 320.

141. (reen, Shields, 46.

Geneva, O., Lincoln visited, 68, 72. Greene, Tom, steamboat captain, 202.

Genito-urinary diseases, Corlett contrib- (reene Ville, Fort, 54.

utes to work on, 383; special depart- (recnville, Ohio, early mrsic in, 133.

ment at Western Reserve Univ., 382. (reve, Charles T., cited, 135.

Geography, books on, in library of G. (riesinger, Mrs. C. L., editor Medina

WV. Hart, 190. County history, 201.

Geology, Miami Valley, 62. (;riffen, Alien, 197.

G(eo. Nolgen, ship, 271, 272, 306. (Grifl'in, James B., book rev., 205-206.

Gephart, William F., cited, 223, 250. (rigg's Southern and Western Songster,

(;erman folk music, 143. cited, 133.

Germans, in Ohio, at Sandusky, 228. (;Grimm, Harold J., 312, 321; addressed

Giardini, Felice de, composer, 136. Ohio Academy of Ilistory, 311.

Gibbons, James S., cited, 253. (Grinm, llilmar C., 204.

Gibson, Frank S., Cleveland physician, (Grindell, Ila, 203.

366. (Gris wold, Elijah, composer, 136.

Giddings, Grotius R., ("Grosh"), 41, 44. (Grisswold, Iiram, 41.

Giddings, Joshua R., 28, 38, 41, 43, 72, (;rove, Sir George, Dictionary of Music,

73; and Corwin, 10; as antislavery 1 33.

leader, 25, 33-35, 39; attempts to link "Guardian ngels," band tune, 141.

with J. Brosn, 27, 44; lett'r of Chase Gernsey Co., O., railroad stock author-

to, quoted, 172. i7d for, 222.

Giddings-Julian MSS., cited, 172. (;Ustavson, Carl, 438.

"Gilderoy," song, 131, 132. (Gynecology, in anatomy courses, 338:

Giles bill, 107. sTecial department at Western Reserve

Gist, Christopher, 49-51. tni., 382.

Gist, Richard, 50.

Glasgow, W. M., cited, 113.

"Glasses Sparkle," song, 138. I lAiiIn, TnOM BURNs. 437.

Glazer, Sidney, joint author. Michigan: I adden. lohn \., 372.

INDEX 459

lIaden, Russell L., Cleveland physician, I lavighurst, Walter, contribution to

375. regional history, 212.

llagan, Rt. Rev. Msgr. John, 372. 1lao\es, Robert E., 194.

Ilail, William J., 202. iiaxeley, J. R., 315.

"tHail Columbia," song, 132, 141, 142; lay, John, cited, 22; MSS. acquired,

band tune, 143. 436.

"llail Liberty," band tune, 142. 11aydn, nusiic performed, 140.

"Ilail to the Chief," song, 130, 132, "Itaydn's Fancy," band tune, 142; song,

141, 143. 143.

lHaitian campaigns, veterans of, 88. Ilaydon, Glen, cited, 126.

11ale, John P., presidential candidate, iiayes, Frances, 433.

Liberty party, 177-178. Ilases, Lucy Webb, documents of,

I all, James, cited, 129. acquired, 315.

Ilall, John W., president of [liami llniv., Iayes, Rutherford B., 441; anniversary,

160. 94-95, 432; MSS. of, acquired, 95-96,

Hall, Myron B., 84. 198-199, 314-315, 432-433.

Ilall, Virginius C., 96, 199, 315. Ilayes, Webb C., 1, notes of, acquired,

llalstead, Murat, cited, 18, 43. 315.

Hlamann, Carl i., Cleveland physician, "lHayes Memorial Library," article on,

347, 354, 357, 358, 364. in Stie an I. Local IHistory News, 433.

Ilamer, Th. L., letters of, acquired, 436. HIlaes Memorial Library and Museum,

Hlamilton, Thomas, 240. 94-96, 198-199, 314-315, 432-433.

Iamilton, William II., 85. Ilazen, William, 69.

Hamilton, 0., 60; abolitionist meeting Ilazlett, Albert, hanged, 44.

at, 169. "HIe Comes! He Comes!" song, 131.

Hamilton Co., O., Van Cleve surveyor Ileacock, J. E., 266, 278.

for, 57; debt paid to, 259. teald, E. T., 99, 202, 203, 319, 320,

Ilamlin, Hloward E., 437. 435; book published by, 435.

IHamlin, L. Belle, cited, 140. 1et alth Education Foundation, Academy

IIammer, :Adolph, St. Loutis physician, of Medicine of Cleveland, 371.

390. 1lealth insurance, Academy of Medicine

Ilammond, James lenryl, senator, of Cleveland, and, 376.

quoted, 14. " liearts of Oak," hand tune, 142.

Ilampton, James, MSS., 436. Ieidelberg College, 100.

Hancock, lIarold, 204, 438. I leidelberg University, Dr. F. P. Mall

Ilandel, composer, 136, 143. studied at, 331.

"Handel's Dirge," song, 140, 142, 143. leighlsay, Samuel, early settler of

Ilanderson. Ilenrv E., Cleveland phvsi- Waynesville, ., 58, 61.

cian, 350, 358, 359; quoted, 349-350. leiman, Simon, 80.

Ilanefeld, Earl 1., 98. Ileitzman, 11. J., 97.

1lankins, E. R., 372. 1leln E., steamboat, 202.

Ilanna, Mark, activities in Cleveland. Ilemptield Railroad, 262.

345. lenderson, name of Scottish family at

Ilanna family, home of, 182. Martinsburg, O., 114.

Ilansbury, Robert S., 86. ltenderson and Nashville Railroad, 262-

Ilardy, Thomas, poet, 143. 26.

"flark to the Mlidnight," song, 131. lenry, Mlellinger E., cited, 127.

flarmar, Josiah, 54, 327; Denny in Ilerlerbt, Thomas J., remarks by, 194.

expedition inder, 52; expedition of, "Hlere's to Our Noble Selves, Boys,"

103, 106. song, 131.

"IIarmonical Society's March," band '1 Iere's to the Land ' Bonnets Blue,"

tune, 142. song, 143.

"I arp of Erin," song, 138. 1errick, C. Judson, quoted, 343.

"1 arpl That Once Ihrolugh lI ra's I lulls," 1lervey, Henry, Presbyterian minister,

song, 138, 144. Martinsburg, 120, 121, 122.

Ilarper, Col. Robert, 437. less, J. L., addressed Cleveland Medical

Iarper homestead, transferred to \West- Society, 353.

ern Reserve Ilistorical Societt 436. ltesselbart, May, 202.

IIarper's FrrV, \'a., John iroin's atttlac lIewitt, Abram S., 199.

on, 12, 24, 25. 27, 33, 36, 38, 40, Ilewitt, James, composer, 143.

41, 42, 45, 47. Iligginson, Thomas W., quoted, 32.

Harris Dr. 1 A. B., 240. 1Iildreth, William H., 318.

Ilarris, I amiilton, 199. Hill, Lawrence F., 438.

IIart, Dr. -----.lria, ().. addressedl lill . N. ., cited, 113, 114, 120, 121.

Academy of N\ldicine of Cleveland, "Hlill Tops," band tune, 142.

357. Hlilliard, Robert II., 100.

Iart, Cideon \.. lilrary of, 185-193. I illsborough and Cincinnati Railroad,

HIasse, Adelaide 11., cited, 247. depreciation of bonds, 262.

"Ilaste to the XWeddling," band tune, 143; llinton, Richard J., cited, 26.

song, 144. liram College, 101.

11atcher, larlan, laddressed (hio Acad- Histology, origin of science of, 330, 339;

em'y of' Ilistory, 194; contributiono to instruction in, 332, 334, 340, 341,

regional history, 212. 342.

Ilaughton. l ichlard, dancing instructor, Ilistorians, personal items, 100-102; 203

133, 134. 204, 320-322, 437-439.

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Historic pilgrimage, 'Warren Co., 0., 320. Iughes, Jeremiah, editor Niles' Weeklj

Historical and Philosophical Society of Register, 209.

Ohio, 96, 199-200, 315-316; Quarterly Iull. Aurelius B., 155.

Publications, cited, 130, 140; Bulletin, "Hull's Victory," band tune, 142.

200, 315-316. llumiston, William II., Cleveland physi

"Historical News," 94-102, 197-204, 314- cian, 350, 351, 358.

322, 431-439. "lumors of Glen," song, 131.

Historical societies, Ohio, news of, 94- Hunters, early, in Ohio Country, 48.

100, 197-203, 314-320, 431-437. Huron River, 237, 238.

Historical Society of Northwestern Ohio, Ilutchins, Thomas, survey, 52.

96, 102, 200, 433. lHyde, Wm. S., Milan, O., 240.

History, Miami Valley, Drake studies, Hydrophobia, Academy resolutions on,

62; writing of, 179-184. 361.

Hofstadter, Richard, 180. Ilymn books, 136.

Hogs, shipped from Sandusky, 234. Hymns, 136-137.

1Iolden, Liberty E., and public health lyndman, James G., editor Lancet and

measures, 353. Clinic, 389, 391.

Holden, Oliver, composer, 136.

Holley, Myron W., antislavery leader, "I IlAVE LOVED THEE, DEARLY LOVED

165, 167. THEE," song, 132.

Holt, L. Emmett, addressed Cleveland Idaho, schooner, 245, 246.

Medical Society, 355. Illinois, Corwin spoke in, 19; ratified

"IIome Sweet Ilome," song, 132. Corwin amendment, 21.

Homeopathy, teaching facilities, 346; Illinois Country, 51.

Cleveland medical societies and, 352, Illinois Daily State Journal, cited, 19.

353. Illustrations: Thomas Corwin, port.,

Homestead idea, Republican attitude on, facing 4; John Brown's home, Akron,

8; Corwin's position on, 12, 19; Lin- facing 32; Great Miami River view,

coln's position on, 19. facing 48; "Jolly Flat-boat Men," fac-

Honey, 147, 150, 155, 156, 162. ing 130; L. L. Langstroth, port., facing

"Honey and Mustard," song, 138, 139. 162; S. P. Chase, port., facing 174;

Honeybees, culture of, 147-159, 161-164. passport of Christoph Munk, facing

Hook, Alice Palo, 96. 268: map of Munk's route in Germany

Hoover, Charles F., Cleveland physician, and Holland, facing 284; map of

347, 364. Munk's route from Baltimore, Md., to

Hopkins, P. R., engineer, 238. Columbiana, O., facing 302.

Hopkins, Bridgman & Company, North- Impending Crisis, Helper's, Republicans

ampton publishers, 153. accused of endorsing, 1, 15.

Horine, Emmet Field, ed., Drake's Pion- Independent Press (Cincinnati), cited,

eer Life in Kentucky, 1785-1800, rev. 132, 141.

by B. 11. Pershing, 443-445. Indian agents, 51, 52.

Horn, D. W., loaned firearms for exhibit, Indian music, 131.

316. "Indian Philosopher," band tune, 141.

Horn Papers, proved fraudulent, 319. Indian Wars, Fallen Timbers battle, 129.

Horton, V. B., 198. Indiana, Corwin spoke in, 19; Croghan

Hospitals, Commercial, Cincinnati, 63; prisoner in, 51.

Cleveland, 345-348, 353, 361, 377, Indiana Historical Society, Publications,

382, 386; staff societies in, 375; cited, 111.

growth, 377. Indianapolis, Ind., Corwin spoke at, 11;

Houston, Samuel, letters of, acquired, beekeepers' convention at, 163.

436. Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad,

"Itow to Gain a Woman's Favor," song, depreciation of bonds, 262.

132. Indians, American, Croghan and, 51;

"How to Please Woman," song, 138. Denny described life, 52; military

Hloward, Curtis C., 396. expeditions against, 54; Symmes' deal-

Howard, Dresden W. H., article by, 200. ings with, 55; in Old Northwest, 103,

Howard, J., Jr., 67. 105, 107; missions among, 95; in

Ioward, William T., Jr., Cleveland Ohio, recent publications on, 412-414.

physician, 347, 357, 358, 359; city Industry in Ohio, see Business and in-

bacteriologist, 360. dustry in Ohio.

Ilowe, George F., 194, 195, 201, 312. Ingersoll, John M., Cleveland physician,

IHowe, Henry, cited, 228. 358.

Howells, Annie F., 199. Inland River Record--1948, published,

Howells, William C., 41, 44, 73, 198, 435.

199. Inquisitor (Cincinnati). cited, 141.

Hubbart, H. Clyde, 196, 311, 313. Insects, Ohio, recent publications on, 421.

Huber, Francois, Swiss apiarist, 149. Insignia, veterans' organizations, 86, 88.

Hudson, O., home of John Brown, 24, 31. Inskip, Guy, 316.

42, 46; antislavery sentiment in, 28, Irish, see also Scotch-Irish.

29, 30, 37. Irish folk music, 138, 143-144, 145, 146.

Hudson Library and Historical Society, Irish in Ohio, at Sandusky, 228.

97. Irish Town, Cleveland, 379.

Hudson Observer and Telegraph, cited, Iron Age, steamboat, 202.

31. Iroquois Indians, control of Ohio Country,

HIugenot Society of Ohio, 316. 48.

INDEX 461

Irrmann, Robert H., "The Library of an Julian, George W., cited, 45.

Early Ohio Farmer," 185-193. Jumenis, J., 192.

"Italian Waltz," band tune, 142. Junction Railroad, built, 230; opposed by

Izka, schooner, 245. canal company, 244.

Iverson, Alfred, senator from Georgia, 25. Jurkat, Frank A., 100.

"Just Like Love," song, 138.

"JACK THE BRISK YOUNG DRUMMER,"

song, 131. KAGI, JOHN HENRI, 26, 38, 39.

Jackson, Frederick Herbert, 437. "Kail Brose o'Auld Scotland," song, 143.

Jackson, George P., cited, 128, 133, 137, Kaine, Hiram, cited, 129.

143, 145. Kalamazoo and Lake Erie Railroad, see

Jackson, Reid E., 321. Toledo and Kalamazoo Railroad.

"Jackson's March," song, 132; band tune, Kansas, question of admission of, 5, 9,

141. 12; John Brown in, 26; antislavery

Jacobs, James R., The Beginnings of the struggle in, 36, 37.

U. S. Army 1783-1812, rev. by A. B. Kansas City, Mo., national headquarters

Sears, 103-107. V. F. W., 89.

James, Dr. A. P., 319. Kansas-Nebraska Act, 37; Republican

"Janissaries' March," band tune, 142. attitude on, 8.

Jay, William, suggested as presidential Karnosh, Louis J., cited, 385.

candidate of Liberty party, 172. Kate Adams, steamboat, 202.

Jefferson, 0., 27; antislavery sentiment in, "Kathleen McChree," song, 138.

34, 44; Giddings newspaper published Kearns, Charles, Cincinnati physician,

in, 73. 388.

"Jefferson and Liberty," band tune, 142. Kebler, Frederick, Cincinnati physician,

Jefferson College, Canonsburg, Pa., 113, 391.

121. Keiser, A. A., 94, 432.

"Jefferson's March," band tune, 141. Kelley, Alfred, 247.

Jenkins, Warren, cited, 185. Kelley, Henry, boat captain, 245.

Jennings, David, 194. Kelley, Herbert 0., 83, 87.

"Jessy O'Dumblaine," song, 144. Kelley, Dr. Itoward, 347; addressed

John B. Wilbur, boat, 245. Cleveland Medical Society, 351, 352,

"John Brown's Ohio Environment," by 355.

Mary Land, 24-47. Kelley, Samuel W., Cleveland physician,

"John Gilpin," song, 132. 375.

Johns Hopkins Hospital, opened, 346. Kellogg, -- , quoted, 39.

Johns Hopkins Medical School, opened, Kelly, George, 80, 81, 85.

346. Kelsey, Bessie H., 100.

Johns Hopkins University, Dr. F. P. Mall Kennedy, Eugene S., 94, 432.

taught at, 331, 332. Kennedy, J. H., cited, 216, 219.

Johnson, -----, U. S. Marshal at Kennedy, Thomas, Cincinnati ferryman,

Cleveland, 37. 130.

Johnson, Alice Sewell, 431. Kenton, Simon, MSS., copies acquired,

Johnson, Arvid T., 311. 94.

Johnson, Edwin C., 85. Kentucky, described in 1780's, 59.

Johnson, Judge James, portrait acquired, "Kentucky Reel," band tune, 142.

431. Kenyon College Library, 96.

Johnson, Lauren, 102. Keough, William C., 372.

Johnson, Sir William, 51, 327. Kershner, Frederick D., Jr., 438.

"Jolly Mortals," song, 131. Kessling, Elmer, 197.

"Jolly Tar," band tune, 142. Ketchum, Omar B., 89.

Jones, -----, U. S. Marshal at Cleve- Kewannee, schooner, 238.

land, 36. Key, Francis Scott, 92.

Jones, Charles A., 85. Keyt, Dr. A. J., contributor to Lancet and

Jones, George W., 198. Clinic, 390.

Jones, Mrs. Hanby R., 203. Kilbourn, John, quoted, 185.

Jordan, Philip D., The National Road, Kilbreth, J. P., trustee, Ohio Life Insur-

rev. by J. H. Rodabaugh, 446-448. ance and Trust Co., 260, 263.

Journal of Higher Education, cited, 182. King, Homer A., 161, 162, 163.

Journal of the English Folk Dance and King, Hubert C., Cleveland physician,

Song Society, cited, 144. 370, 372.

Journal of the Presbyterian Historical King, J. L., 437.

Society, cited, 100. King, Leicester, Liberty party leader, 170,

Journalism, Ohio, rev. of book on, 208- 171, 178.

211. King, boat, 245.

Journals, early travel, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, King brothers, accomplices of John Brown,

60, 64-65, 266-310; military, 51, 52- 44.

53. Kin-jo-i-no, Indian chief, story told by,

Journals of [the State of] Ohio, volumes 200.

owned by G. W. Hart, 191. Kirk, O. B., 437.

"Jove in His Chair," band tune, 141. Kirkpatrick, name of Scottish family in

Judge, J. Alfred, 83. Licking Co., 123.

Juettner, Otto, cited, 133. 333. Kirkpatrick, Robert, Covenanter, 113.

"Jug, Jug, Jug," song, 139. iirtland, O., 183.

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Kirtland Anthropology Club, 200. I.angstroth Cottage, Western College for

Kitchen, 11. \'., Cleveland physician, \'omen, 155.

349. Langstroth on the Hive and the Honey-

Klauprecht, Emil, cited, 133, 140. bee, a Bee Keeper's Manual, 153.

Knapp, Dr. Harold J., Cleveland health LaRocco, Charles G., Cleveland physician,

commissioner, 369. 370, 374.

Knollnan, C. W., 438. "Larry O'Gaff," song, 139.

Knowlton, William A., addressed Cleve- LaSalle, Rene Robert Cavalier, Sieur de,

land Medical Society, 352-353. 48.

Know-Nothing party, 2. '"Larence's Dirge," band tune, 142.

Knox, Thomas W., letters of, 436. Lzaws of Ohio, volumes owned by G. W.

Knox Co., O., Scotch-Irish in, 112, 113, Hart, 190-191, 192; cited, 215, 218,

119. 220, 251.

Knox County Ilistorical Society, 316. Lason, L. l., 387.

Kohlmeier, A. L., cited, 218. Lawton, Harriet G., 432.

Kolehmainen, John I., 100, 101. Lawton, Elenry W., veterans' camp named

Kotzwara, composer, 143. for. 82.

Krebs, - -, X-ray exhibit, 356. Lawton, Camp Henry W., V.F.W\. camp,

Kreidler, A. G., editor Lancet-Clinic, 391, Columbus, 0., 82, 85.

392. Ilawwxill, J. Richard, 266.

Krout, John A., cited, 14. Leary, Lewis S., 40.

Leas, Roscoe D., Cleveland physician, 374.

LABnR, in Ohio, recent publication on, Leavitt, Joshua, Liberty party leader, 171,

414. 175, 177.

Laboratories, anatomical, early Ohio, 333: Lebanon, Pa., veterans' convention in,

medical, 396. 87.

Iadd, Louis XV., Cleveland physician, I.ehlnron (Pa.) Daily News, cited, 87.

348. Lecompton Constitution, 5, 7.

Ladies Repository, print from, reproduced, Lee, James, 85.

facing 48. Lee, Luther, quoted, 46.

"Lady Camblin's Reel," song, 138. Lee, Rhoda, 192.

Lafayette, Ind., Corwin spoke at 11 . Leffler, Andor, seminar paper published

"Lafayette's Grand March," song, 132. v, 182.

"Lafayette's March," band tune, 142. Ieland, C. P., cited, 216, 217, 219, 220.

Lake Eric, 30, 215, 231, 233; Croghian Ienhart, Carl H., Cleveland physician,

crossed, 51; route to, 54. 367.

Lake Shore Railroad, 233, 235; provided ILemoyne, Francis J., vice presidential

special train for Lincoln, 68. candidate, 167.

Lakeside Iospital, Cleveland, 345-348. I,cnker, John, Cleveland physician, 359.

353, 361, 377; nes building opened. "Let Fame Sound the Trumpet," song,

386. 132.

Lamb, HIelen, 203. I.ewis, Meriwether, 104.

Lampson, E. C., cited, 38, 41, 43, 44. lewis, Samuel, Liberty part) leader, 170,

Lancet an,¹Clinic, see "Cininnllnati Lact- 171, 173.

Clinic." L'1lominedieu, Stephen S., cited, 134.

Lancet and Observer, 387, 388. Lexinigton, Ky., music in, 128.

Lancet-Clinic, see "Cincinnati Laticet- Ibihrator, Garrison's, 30, 31.

Clinic." Iberltv y all (Cincinnati), cited, 132,

Land, Mary, "John Brown's Ohio En- 13, 134, 135, 137, 141.

vironment," 24-47; seminar paper by, "Lilerty March," band tune, 142.

181. "Liberty or Death," band tune, 142.

Landacre, F. L., professor of histology and liherty party, 2; in Western Reserve, 35;

embryology, 341, 342. leaders of Ohio, 165-178.

"Landlady oif France," song, 133. 'Libertv Party Leaders of Ohio: Expon-

Lane, Judge Ebenezer, 228. ents of Anti-Slavery Coalition," by

Lane, Garrett, dancing instructor, 134. Joseph G. Bayback, 165-178.

Lane, Samuel A., 28; cited, 33, 37, 42, "Liberty Tree," band tune, 142.

43, 46. libraries, church, 122; private, 185-193;

Langston, Charles H., 40. Cleveland, medical, 351, 363, 367; see

"Langstroth, the 'Bee Mlan' f Oxford," also names of libraries.

by Ophia D. Smith, 147-164. "Library of an Early Ohio Farmer," b\

Langstroth, Anne Tucker, 148, 161. 164. Robert 11. Irrmann, 185-193.

Langstroth, James, son of L. L., 153, 155, Iibrary of Congress, 101.

159. Licking County. O., Scotch-Irish in. 112.

Langstroth, John George, father of L. I., 114, 119; Virginians in, 120; literary

147. club in, 122-123.

Langstroth, Lorenzo Lorraine, voulth and "Life Let lls Cherish," land tune, 142.

early career, 147-149; cited. 147. 150; Iiggett, Carr, 437.

work with bees, 150-152. 155-158; dlis liman Recruiting Club, records acquired,

covery of hive, 152-153; witins ( 431.

bees, 153-154; illness, 158-159: charac Iincoln. Abraham, grandfather of Presi-

ter, 159-160, 164; infringement of dent Lincoln, 212-213.

patent rights of, 161-164; death., 164. Lincoln, A)braham, and Corwin, 11, 18.

aIngstroth, Rebecca An\mlia Dunn, mother 19, 22; Corwin's note to, quoted. 20;

of L. .., 147, 154. visits rural towns in Ohio. 6S-78: MISS

INDEX 463

acquired by Western Rcserve I istorical is.er. 19th Century News MAliglzine

Society, 99. rev. by . C. v. heeler, 208-211.

Lincoln, John, "Virginia John," 212. ynn, Donald J., 316.

Lincoln, Mary, 203, 435. iyonlsj, name of early Scottish family at

Lincoln, Mary Todd, 74. iartinsburg, O., 114; in Licking Co.,

Lincoln, Robert Todd, MS. collection, 123.

182. Lios, Jaims, 117, 118.

Lincoln, Thomas, 212 213. Lyons, William, 121.

lincoln, Walter. Cleveland physician, 347.

Lincoln, William, Cleveland physician,

347. M. S1TALin, schooner, 245.

Liincolins in Virginia, b Jiohn W\. \\Va- MacArthur, D)ouglas, 88.

land, rev. by John (. Mlarsh, 212-213. MlcArtor, \. F., lecture by, 203.

Lind, Samuel C., CleTvlan d p' lxsician, r.c rart .ey, name of Scottish family in

370. Lcling Co. (., 114.

Lindley, Ilarlow, 312; honored, 195. icciell.ild, Joseph L., Cleveland phisi

Linscott, Eloise II., cited, 127. cran, 375.

Lisbon, O., 301. ,',c(lure, Alexander K., cited, 8.

literary Cadtlet (Cincinnati), cited, 132, .tcCrnmack, J. N., 354.

141. MlcCreary, name of carly Scottish famils

Literary societies, Licking County, 122- at lartinsbuirg, O., 113.

123. "lcDonald's Reel," song, 132, 143, 145.

Little, Henry, composer, 136. ,iaclionell, James A., 431.

Little, William, hymnist, 136. \lacedon Locks, N. Y., Liberty party mc t-

Little Miami Railroad, 220, 227, 229, ing at, 175.

232, 233. " lacedon Lock-Smiths," Liberty party

Little Miami River, 48, 49, 50, 58, 61. reform wing, 177.

Livestock, shipped from Sanduskx 234. . ci arland, Robert XVhite, 158; cited.

Local history, Ohio, recent publications 160, 161.

on, 414-415. Mciarlalnd, Mrs. Rolbert White, 159.

Locke, )avid Ross, articles on, in Nortlh- .lc(ee, John B., Cle'eland physician,

west Oh)io Quarterly, 200, 434. 357, 358.

Lockhart, Robert, Cleveland ph sician, iaic(;ill, Croline, cited, 231, 232.

370. McKee, Alexander, 107.

lockwood, Cco., 238. ilcKicnzie, Daniel, 85.

Lockwood, Henry, 240. iactiey, U. L., 202.

Lockwood, S. C., 245. .McKi ile, William, and lanna, 345;

Lodge, ELan, 437. \ISS. acquired, 436.

Logan, Richard D., 433. McKisson, Robert E., addressed Cleveland

Logan County Hlistorical Society, 316. \edical Society, 353.

Lohnes, William F., 94. McLanc, nam1 e of early Scottish family at

"London Fashions," song, 139. .Martinsburg, O., 113.

Long. )David, first physician in Clevelanld, McLean, John, supported by Corwin, 18.

344. lMacLe od, John James Rickard, Cleveland

Long, Jesse R., 433. p.-lsician, 364.

Longsworth, Mrs. 11. B., 431. \iaci r, ss illiam, correspondence with

"Look, Neighbors, Look," song, 139. \iarie l):clos Fretagcot, volume of, re-

Lorain, 0., antislavery sentiment in, 39. viec wd, 445-446.

"Lord I.ennox, song, 132, 145. M!cMlillan, Lewis K., 194.

Lorraine, Count Louis, ancestor of L. I.. MNally, William, 98.

Langstroth, 147. , 'c\it, V lliam J., 196, 311.

"Louis (ordon," song, 132. Mad River, 50.

Louisiana purchase, 104. M ad Rivecr and Lake Erie Railroad. 218,

Louisville, Ky., 105. 220, 227, 228, 231, 232; chartered.

Louisville, Cincinnati, and C(harlestn 21 6; dividends in 1849, 230; Annual

Railroad, 218. Ieport, cited, 230, 231; decline, 233

Lo'e a la la odle, musical entertainment, 234.

137. "Niadam iig's Ball," song, 138.

"Love in a Village," hand tuine 141. "Mladame You Know My Trade is War,"

Lower, \William E., addressed (Clev cap.d band tune, 141.

Medical Society, 356, 360. Madan, -, hymniist, 136.

Lower Sandusky, 0., council at, 327. Madld, Rluth, 98.

Lower Shawnee Town, 110. \Nladison, ()., Lincoln in, 71.

Lo-wman, John H., Cleveland physician. . Madison River and Lake Lrie laiiroad,

361. depreciation of bonds, 263.

Lucas Co., 0., history of, published, 200, , "M\adison's Mlarch," band tune, 144.

433; reviewed, 326-328. "Maggy Lauder," song, 131.

Ludlo\w, Ediwin C., cashier. Ohio Life In- iahoning County, (), 36.

surance and Trust Co., 258. 259, 264. IMahoninug 'allev Ilistorical Socicts, 31q

Ludlow, Israel, diary quoted, 64. 317.

Ludlow, Noah l ., cited, 130. Nlahr, Autgust C., "Down the Rhine to

Ludlow, Stephen, cornetist, 140. the Ohio: T he Travel I)iary of C'lr':-

Luther, Frank, cited, 127. toph Jacob Alunk, April 21-.\ugl.t 17.

Luther, Martin, as hymnist, 136. 1832," 266-310.

I.uxon, Norval Neil, Niles' l-eekly Refg- Maier, Willis D., 199.

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Main, Wilbur, 94, 314. Medical Arts Club, Cleveland, 375.

"Malbrook s'en va t'en guerre," song, Medical College of Ohio, merger of, 333;

132; band tune, 142. faculty issued the Clinic, 388.

Malin, James C., cited, 40, 46; The Medical colleges, see Medical schools.

Grassland of North America: Prole- Medical education, Drake interested in,

gomena to Its History, rev. by E. H. 63.

Roseboom, 207-208. MIedical history, see Medicine, Ohio.

Mall, Franklin P., biography of, cited, Medical Observer, 388.

329; contributions to anatomy, 331- Medical schools, Ohio, number of, 332-

332. 333; teaching of anatomy in, 333-343;

Malloy, John, 80, 81. entrance requirements, 362; Columbus,

Mammals, Ohio, recent publications on, advance in, 394. See also names of

421-422. schools.

Mansfield, Edward D., cited, 63, 129. "Medical Societies in Cleveland from

Mansfield, 0., commerce, 227; railroad 1890 to 1945," by Clyde L. Cummer,

connections, 229. 344-377.

Mansfield and Sandusky Railroad, state Medicine, publications on, in library of

loan to, 220. See also Sandusky, Mans- G. W. Hart, 187-189; Ohio, history of

field, and Newark Railroad. teaching of anatomy, 1890-1945, 329-

Manuscripts, collections acquired, by 343; medical societies in Cleveland.

Hayes Memorial Library, 95-96, 198- 1890-1945, 344-377; dermatology and

199, 315, 432-433; by River Museum, syphilology, 378-386; communicable dis-

Marietta, 202; by Western Reserve His- eases in Columbus, 1890-1945, 393-

torical Society, 436-437. 397; recent publications on, 416-417.

Maps, early, showing Ohio Country, 48- Medill, Joseph, 34.

49; showing travel route of C. J. Munk, Medina Co., 0., history of, being printed,

facing 284, facing 302. 201; published, 434.

"March to the Battle Field," song, 132. IMedina County Historical Society, 201,

Marchman, Watt P., 94, 198, 432, 433; 434.

book rev., 440-442. Meedham, E. D., 203.

Marietta, 0., 49, 79; establishment, 327. "Meeting of the Waters," band tune,

Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad, 225, 142.

262. "Megin O, O Megin Ee," song, 139.

Marine, David, pathologist, 361, 364. Meharg, Mary Anne, 116.

Marlborough Historical Society, 94. Meharg, Sarah, 116.

Marmelzat, Willard L., "The Establish- Meigs County Pioneer Society, 97.

ment of Dermatology and Syphilology Meine, Franklin J., cited, 129.

as Medical Specialties in Northern Melish, John, cited, 130.

Ohio: Dr. William T. Corlett and the Memoirs, early travelers in Miami country,

'Renaissance' of the 1890's," 378-386. 49.

"Marriage of Miss Kitty Odonophon," Merchant's Bank of Cleveland, vs. Ohio

song, 138. Life Insurance and Trust Co., 256.

"Marseillaise," song, 131, 143; band tune, Merriam, Walter II., 358.

141. "Merryman," song, 144.

Marsh, John 0., 199; book revs., 212- Mesopotamia, Miami Valley called, 59.

213, 323-324, 326-328. Metcalf, Clarence S., 95.

Martin, Thomas C., Cleveland physician, Meteorology, Miami Valley, 62.

357. Methodist Church, 60, 106; mission at

Martin, Thomas P., 438. tIpper Sandusky, 95; united with

Martin, William T., cited, 185. Presbyterians at Martinsburg, 124.

Martinsburg, O., 124; Scotch-Irish in, Methodists, Wesleyan, singing of, 135.

112, 113; Presbyterian churches in, Metz, Roy B., Cleveland physician, 366.

113-121, 124; education in, 122. Metzger, George, 86.

Martinsburg Academy, 122. Mexican War, 4; Corwin opposed to, 1,

Maryland, ratified Corwin amendment, 21. 18; Giddings on, 34.

"Mary's Dream," song, 131. Mexico, Corwin slated as minister to, 23.

Mason, James M., senator from Va.. 25. Meyers, William G., 435.

Mason Investigating Committee, 44. 45. Miami and Erie Canal, 229.

"Masonic Dead March," band tune, 142. "Miami Country, 1750-1815, as Described

Massillon, O., American Anti-Slavery So- in Journals and Letters," by Elizabeth

ciety meeting at, 168; history of, pub- Faries, 48-65.

lished, 203, 320. Miami Indians, 50, 51; town site of, 109.

Mathers, Richard, Hamilton County sher M\iami Medical College, merger of, 333.

iff, 260, 264. Miami Purchase, 54, 55, 56.

Matinee Musical Club, of Fremont. rec- Miami rivers and valley, 49. 59. 62.

ords acquired, 314. Miami University, Oxford, 0., 154; book

Matthews, Alfred, quoted, 28. about, 102.

Matthews, Stanley, Liberty party leader, Michigan: From Primitive Wilderness to

176, 199. Industrial Commonwealth, by M. M.

Maumee River, 54, 63. Quaife and Sidney Glazer, rev. by

Maumee Valley, contest for, 327. 328. F. P. Weisenburger, 325-326.

"Maureen O'Cullenan," song, 132. Michigan Central Railroad, and Ohio

Maynard, Dr., Franklin Co., 192. railroads, 231.

Mays Lick, Ky., 62. Michigan Southern Railroad, and Ohio

"Mechanic's March," band tune, 142. railroads, 231.

INDEX 465

Microscope, use of, in study of anatomy, Morgan, Gen. George W., MSS., 436.

330, 340, 341; in medicine, 346, 356. Morgan, Richard G., Bibliography of Ohio

Middaugh, John T., 101. Archaeology, rev. by J. B. Griffin, 205-

Middle West, influence on Lincoln, 66; 206.

Presbyterianism in, 118; music in, 128. Morgan, Shubel, alias of John Brown, 38.

Middleport, O., Harvest Festival, 97. Morin, Raymond, cited, 137.

Middleton, Arthur Pierce, 319. Morley, Charles, 203-204.

Milan, O., importance of canal to, 237- Mormons, 183.

246; exports and imports listed, 242- Morris, Robert, addressed Cleveland Med-

244. ical Society, 355.

Milan and Richland Plank Road Com- Morris, Thomas, abolition leader, 169,

pany, 241. 170, 171, 172.

"Milan Canal," by Charles E. Frohman, Morrow, O., Corwin spoke at, 4; Repub-

237-246. lican convention at, 7.

Milan Canal Company, chartered, 238; Moses, Jacob, 323.

tolls paid, 241. Moses, Phoebe Ann, biography of, review

Military music, 139-140. of, 323-324.

Militia Law of Ohio, volumes owned by Moses, Susan, 323.

G. W. Hart, 191. Motto, M. Paul, Cleveland physician, 370,

Milk, pure, supply for Cleveland, 360- 374.

361; as form of therapy, 390. Moulton, C. W., MSS. acquired, 96.

Miller, Dayton C., addressed Cleveland Mounds, Indian, described by James

Medical Society, 355-356. Smith, 60, 61.

Miller, George W., 94. Mt. Perry, 0., 124.

Miller, J. M., cited, 190, 192. Mount Union, 0., 278.

Miller, Paul I., 101. Mount Union College, 100, 277.

Miller, Sidney, 314. Mt. Vernon, 0., 119.

Millikin, Benjamin L., Cleveland physi- Mountaineers, musical entertainment,

cian, 356, 357, 359. 137.

Millious, Ora, 433. M\owry, A. J., Milan, 0., 245, 246.

Milton, George Fort, cited, 18. Mowry, A. P., Milan, O., 245.

Minuets, 137. Mowry, brig, 245.

"Minute Gun At Sea," song, 139. Moynihan, B. G. A., addressed Academy

"Minutes of the Ohio Academy of - is- of Medicine of Cleveland, 363.

tory," April 24, 1947, 194-196; April 9, Mumford, Lewis, 182.

1948, 311-313. Mundy, Clayton, 102.

"Miss Ware's March," band tune, 142. Munk, Anna Elizabeth, 276, 277.

Missie: An Historical Biography of Annie Munk, Barbara, 267, 285.

Oakley, by Annie Fern Swartwout, rev. Munk, Christiana, 267, 283.

by John O. Marsh, 323-324. Munk, Christoph Adam, 267, 277.

Mississippi, lake steamer, 231, 233. Munk, Christoph Jacob, travel diary

Mississippi River, Baily on, 57. April 21-August 17, 1832, 266-310.

Mississippi Stern Wheelers, 99. Munk, E. A., 266.

Mississippi Valley Historical Review, Munk, Edward, 277, 278.

regional studies published by, 182. Munk, Ephraim, 277.

Missouri, John Brown's raids into, 26, 38. Munk, George, 276, 277.

Missouri Compromise, 3; Republican Munk, Jacob, 267, 277.

attitude on, 8. Munk, Joseph (Amasa), 277, 278-279.

"Mr. Peter Snout Was Invited Out," Munk, Maria Anna, 277.

song, 139. Munk, Pauline Wilmina, 276.

"Mrs. Casey," song, 132. Munk, Regina Schultes, 267, 268, 276,

Mitchell, Laura P., 315. 277, 281, 285, 297.

Mock Doctor, musical entertainment, 137. Munk, Sarah, 277.

Moerhein, W., 192. Munk. William C., 277, 278.

Mohler, Robert E., 435. Musical history, see Musicology.

"Molly Astor," song, 144. Musical Quarterly, cited, 128, 145.

Monaghan, Edward P., Cleveland physi- Musicology, 126-128.

cian, 366. Muskingum, Wyandot town, 50, 51.

"Money in Both Pockets," band tune, Muskingum Co., O., railroad stock

141. authorized for. 221.

"Money is Your Friend," song, 139. Muzzey, David S., cited, 14.

Monroe, James, professor at Oberlin, 43. "My Lodging's on the Cold Ground,"

"Monroe's March," band tune, 142. song, 132.

Montgomery County Archaeological and "My Mother She Mended My Breeks,"

Historical Society, 432. song, 143.

Moore, N., 245. Myology, in anatomy courses, 336, 337,

Moore, Thomas, 138, 144, 145; Irish 339.

Melodies, 133.

Moorehouse. George W., Cleveland phy- NAILE, FLORENCE, cited, 147, 148, 150,

sician, 356. 152, 153, 154, 161, 162.

Moran, -----, schooner captain, 238, Nasby, Petroleum V., pseud., see Locke,

240. David Ross.

Morgan, -----, composer, 136. Natchez, sidewheeler, 99.

Morgan, Col. George, and William Trent, National and racial groups in Ohio, recent

443; MSS., 436. publications on, 417-418.

4-1,66 OHIO ARCHAE OLOGICAL AND HISTORICAl. QUARTERL.Y

"National Anti-Slavery Convention for North American Beekeepers' Association,

Independoet Noination," named organized, 163; 1895 meeting at

candidates, 167. Toronto, Langstroth attended, 164.

National Anti-Slavery Society, conven- North American Review, 96; quoted, 135.

tion of, 172. North Bend, Ind., 56; establishment of,

National Era, Iiberty party organ, 174; 55.

cited, 175; quoted, 1 /. North Elba . N. Y., John Brown at, 24;

Nuatonal Ilntelligencer, cited, 17, 18, 23. negro colony, 33.

National Road, MSS. relating to, 436. North Union, 0., 183.

National llo.d., The, by llip 1). Jordan, Northlest Ohio Quarterly, 433; articles

rev. by J. 11. Rodabauh, 446-448. in, 200, 434.

Native American party, 2. Northwest Territory, 48, 49, 51, 55, 60;

Natural andl Slttisticrl View, or Piclture described by early travelers, 49, 59;

of Cicinlnati, published, 62. history of settlement ptublished, 327.

Natural history, Ohio, recent publications Norton, Laurence 11., 436.

on, 418-423. Norton, Robert C., 436.

Nebraska Act, 3. Nortnalk Reflector, quoted, 238.

Negroes, Militant character of in West- "Notes on the Prevention of Conimmunic-

ern lescrve, 28, 36, 40; freed by able Diseases in Columnbus, 1890-

Brown, 38. 1945," by llerbert M. Patter, 393-

Nelson, Annette Fitch, 321. 397.

Nelsonville, 0., 446. Notices Concerning Cincinnati, published,

Neuroanatoy , see Neurology. 61 62.

Neurology, origin of science of, 330; Nottingham, --- , railroad superin-

teaching of, 332, 334, 342; special tendent, 71.

department, Western Rleserve Univer- Nullification of Fugitive Slave Law, com-

sity, 382. pared to nullification in S. C., 1832,

Neville, Morgan, cited, 129. 14.

Neville Island, Pa., meeting held at, 99.

Nevin, David T., 83.

New, John C., 199. "() B13.-IIxE Nor lls NAME," song,

Net Enghltu Qlularterly, cited, 137. 144.

Neuw llampshire Patriot, cited, 176. "( Dear What Can the \Matter Be," song,

New larbour Company, Ohio City, rec- 131.

ord book, 436. "() Iie, Let's A' to the W\ldding," song,

Nesw Ilarloni, Ind., 445, 446; music in, 132.

128. "( for the Sword of Other Times," song,

New Mexico, 1. Corvsin and admission 144.

of, 21, 22. Oak Leaf, boat, 245.

"Nes President's MIarch," bandl tune, (akley, Annie, pseud., see Moses, Phoelb

142. Ann.

New York and Erie Railroad, 230; and Oakley, Frank, Cleveland physician, 365.

Ohio railroads, 231. Oberlin, 0., abolition sentiment in, 31,

New York Central Railroad, 230, 244; 40, 43.

and Ohio railroads, 231, 232, 233, Oberlint Alumni lMagazine, cited, 43.

234, 235. ()berlin College, 28.

New York City, Corwin spoke in, 12; Oberlin Evangelist, cited, 46.

antislaver nmeeting in, 170. ()berlin Ilook and Ladder Company, 40.

Nevr York Evtening Post, cited, 9. Oberlin Institute, 32.

New York Hlerald, cited, 25; 45. lOberlin rescue cases, 25, 26, 38, 39-40.

Netil York Times, cited, 253. Observer andi Telegraph (liudson, 0.),

New York Tribune, cited, 13, 14, 17, 18, 30.

19, 174; Kagi correspondent for, 39; Obstetrics, in anatomiy courses, 338.

file acquired, 314. "Ode on Science," band tune, 142.

Newark, (., railroad stock authorized for, Ogburn, William, 181.

221-222; commerce, 227; railroad con- "Oh, 'Tis Sweet to Think," song, 132.

neetion, 229, 232. ()hio, ratified Corwin amendment, 21;

Newburgh, O., MASS. relating to, aclquired, population, 215; public debt, 223;

436. stock owned in Milan Canal, 241.

Newlin, Chlade M., cited, 131. Ohio Academy of History, minutes of

Newspaper publicity, medical societies, April 1947 meeting, 194-196; program

352. of April 1948 imeeting, 201; minutes

Newspapers, Ohio, recent ipublications on, of meeting, April 1948, 311-313.

423. Ohio and Erie Canal, 227.

Nicaraguan campaign, veterans of, 88. ()hio and Mississippi Railroad, deprecia-

Nichles, Samuel, Cincinnati physician, tion of bonds, 262.

388. Ohio Attorney General, Bieinnial Report,

Niles, 1lezekiah. editor Niles' Veekly cited, 251, 256.

Regisler, 208-210. Ohio Bell Telephone Company, listing of

Niles, William Ogden, son of 1 lezekiah, physicians and surgeons for directory,

209. 372, 373.

Niles' Weekly Register. 19th Century ()hio Canal, 33, 234; chartered, 216; con-

Neu's Magazine, by Norval N. Luxon, tributed to prosperity of Cleveland,

rev. by R. C. Wheeler, 208-211. 344.

Nixon, Mildred, 200. ()hio College Association, 311.

INDEX 467

Ohio Commissioner of Statistics, Ania.\ l Ohio Volunteer Infantry, 4th, 80, 85.

tepoirt, cited, 234. Ohlmiacher, Albert P., addressed Cleve-

Ohio Company of Virginia, explorers land \ledical Society, 355, 356.

sent b, 49. O'Keeffe, John, librettist, 37.

Ohio Country, 48, 54; described b) early Old (hillicothe, 61.

traselers, 49. "Old Commodore," song, 138.

Ohio Cultiatlor, cited, 152. Old llundred," tune, 136.

Ohio G(zetteer, cited, 185; copies ow ned O1l Mlail, musical entertainment, 137.

by G. WV. 1art, 191. Old Northwest, Indian campaigns in, 103;

Ohio General Assembnhly, number of rail- Indian claims in, 107.

roatl charters granted by, 217; louse "Old Oaken Bucket," song, 132.

Jourtnl, cited, 217; railroad legisla- Old School Presbyterian Church, Martins-

tion, 218-219; 9,xecriiilc iJociuets )urg, O., 120

cited, 249, 264; Senate Jornal. cited, ()ld Stone School, Akron, )., as museum,

252; Senate commlittee, recomnlnenda- 435.

tions for Ohio Life Insurance Co-n- "Old VWhiggery," 8. See also Corwin,

pany, 252. Thomas.

Ohio ilistory Conference, 312. ()lio, priodical, cited, 132.

()Oio Historx leilow\ship, 101. ()liver, J. C., Cincinnati phsician, 391.

Ohio Indian Collectols Society, 97. On the oad t o lioston," bandl tune,

Ohio Justice, cp - owned b (c;. \'. Ilart, 142.

191. "On This Cold Flint\ Rock," song. 138.

(hio Life lnsiurance and lrust Comnpan, ()peras, 139; in carl Cincinnati, 137.

failure, 247-265; intcoporp;rated, 247; (phtlhalmological Club, Cleveland, 375.

charter and byla\ss, ciic(t, 247; lister (tphthalmology, instrtio in, 338.

Coi..immissiolrs leports, cited, 247, (rians, (. larrison, 433

250; Aniual leport, cited, 249. ()rth, Samuel P., cited, 32, 37, 43, 350.

Ohio iMedical College, 63. (sawatomie, Kans., 36; John Brown

()Ohio \ieical Ulniversity, anaton:) c-ourses monument at, 40.

in, 336, 341, 342; mcerged, 337; Oslorn, George, 192.

openedl, 393. Osborn, W\illiam )., 359.

Ohio Poetry Day Association, 437. Osmond, Jhn I)., Cleveland physician.

()hio Pres)vterian lHistorical Societ), 202. 366.

Ohio Railroad, fraud, 22(. ()'Sllivan, I)onal, cited, 144.

Ohlio Railroad Commnission, 225. Osteology, instruction in, 335-336, 337,

(Ohio lieports, cited, 250. 339.

Ohio River, 33, 48, 49, 51, 55, 56, 59, tis, R. C., 161, 162, 163.

60, 61, 134, 215, 233; importance of, O)tology, in anatomy courses, 338.

129; life on, portrayed in museium ()ttawa County listorical MIuseum, 202.

exhibit, 199, 315; articles on, 200, (ttawa Indians, 108.

316 ()ttawa Twp., Allen Co., O., bounty rec-

Olio State Archlaoiogicail aiit listorical ords, 431.

ittaritirly, cited, 48, 135, 176; sminari (ttcrbein College, Phi Alpha Theta

paper published in, 181. Chapter installed, 438.

Ohio State Archaeological and 1 litorical Overnman, 'Villiam D., ofiicer, Ohio

Society, 313, 315; historical fello\s1ip, ,\cademy of Ilistory, 194, 196, 201;

101; news notes on, 317-319. tstinionial to, 312-313.

Ohio State Conference of the )aughters Owen, Carry, musician, 144, 145.

of the tAmerican Revolution, 321. Owen, Robert Dale, 445-446.

Ohio State l)epartment of Educatin. con- (Oxford, 0., book about, 102; Langstroth

test sponsored by, 321. in 154. 157.

Ohiio Suite JorinIL, cited, 2, 3. 5, 8, O(xfo-rd (Ohio) Citizen, cited, 147.

10; editedl 1) lowells, 73. Oxford (Ohio) Neuws, cited, 156.

()Ohio State Medical Association, 376. 377; Oxford College for Women, book about,

favored state board of hcalth, 393. 102.

Ohio State Mledical Board, examinations Oxford Female College, Oxford, O., 154.

improved medical preparation, 334; (Oxford Female Institute, Oxford, 0., 154.

approves listing of lhysicians in direct

ories, 373.

Ollio State ledical Journtl, cited. 378. PACiFIic RAILROAD), Lincoln and Corwin

Ohio State Medical Socicty, 356. on, 19.

Ohio Siate Rieports, cited, 251. Paddy Carey," song, 144.

Ohio State University: departmen t of "Paddy in a Pucker," song, 138.

history, historical fellowship esta'b- "Paddy Snap," song, 132, 133.

lished, 101; College of Medicine, "Paddy's Christening," song, 139.

established, 333, ³97; cited, 333; suc- i'talock, musical entertainment, 137.

cessor to Starling-Ohio lMedical Col- Page, Walter II., 198.

lege, 337; anatomy courses in, 338- Painesville, O., antislavery sentiment in,

339. 341, 342. 34, 37; Lincoln visits, 68, 69, 70, 71,

Oh1io Sttesiman,i cited, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 78; railroad connections, 230.

11, 15, 174, 222, 223; quoted, 8-9. Painesville and Fairport Railroad, failure

Ohio University, 100; contest sponsored of, 220.

by, 321. Painesville Cornet Rand, 70.

Ohio Valley, history of, 103; Scotch-Irish Iainesville Telegraphl, cited, 70, 71;

in, 112, 124; music in, 128, 130. iuoted, 30.

468 OHIO ARCHAEOLOGICAL ANP HISTORICAL QUARTERLY

Painter, William P., 67, 77. Philanthropist (Cincinnati), cited, 29,

Palmer, C. D., Cincinnati physician. 388. 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 180; editor

Panic of 1857, failure of Ohio Life In- of, 166; policy, 168, 170, 171; re-

surance and Trust Co. and, 247; named, 172; quoted, 177.

causes, 252-253. Phile, Philip, song writer, 132, 140, 141,

Parker, Charles B., Cleveland physician, 145.

355. Philippine Insurrection, veterans of, 88.

Parker, Wyman W., 96. Philippine War Veterans, 86.

Parkman, Francis, 108, 109. Phillips, Florence, 201, 434.

Parks, Ohio, recent publications on, 423- Phillips, John, Cleveland physician, 367.

424. Phillips, Wendell, condemned by Cor-

Parrington, Vernon L., cited, 29. win, 13-14.

Parry, John, cited, 144. "Philosopher," tune, 144.

Parsons, S. B., 157. Phiquepal, William S., and William

Parthenogenesis, in bees, theory of, 149. Maclure, 445.

Paryzek, Harry V., Cleveland physician, Phrenocosmian Society, literary club, 122-

366. 123.

Pasteur Club, Cleveland, 375. Physiology, instruction in, 340, 342.

Pate, Ormay, 197. Piano forte, instruction in, 134.

Pathology, teaching of, in anatomy Pickard, Madge E., cited, 187-188.

courses, 340, 342. Pickawillany, Indian village, 51, 109.

"Patriotic Diggers," song, 132. Pierce, Bessie L., 182.

"Patriot's Cotillion," band tune, 142. Piercy, Harry D., Cleveland physician,

Patterson, Robert, cited, 136. 366.

Paxson, Frederic L., cited, 221, 228, 229, Pierson, name of early Scottish family at

230. Martinsburg, 0., 113.

Peace Democrats, 160. Pies, IHenry G., music teacher, 134.

Peacock, J. II., Presbyterian minister, Pietism and pietists, 307, Christoph

121. Munk and, 269-271, 291.

Pease, Calvin, 247. Pike, Zebulon, 104.

Peck, George, 156. Pioneer Life in Kentucky, 1785-1800, ed.

Peck, William Ware, 198. by E. F. Ilorine, rev. by B. H. Persh-

Peckham, Howard H., 96; Pontiac and ing, 443-445.

the Indian Uprising, rev. by F. P. Pioneer News, 97.

Weisenburger, 107-110. Piqua, O., 327.

Pediatrics, special department, Western Pittsburgh, Pa., Denny first mayor of, 52;

Reserve Univ., 382. veterans' organizations in, 86, 87;

Peeke, H. L., cited, 227, 228, 229. Scotch-Irish in, 112.

Peeping Tom of Coventry, musical enter- Pittsburgh Post, cited, 83, 84, 87.

tainment, 137. Plainfield, O., 61.

Pellett, Kent L., cited, 149. Plants, Ohio, recent publications on, 422.

Pendergraft, Daryl, "Thomas Corwin and "Planxty Kelly," song, 144.

the Conservative Republican Reaction, Platter, Herbert M., "Notes on the Pre-

1858-1861," 1-23. vention of Communicable Diseases in

Pennsylvania, Corwin spoke in, 19; John Columbus, 1890-1945," 393-397.

Brown in, 24; Gist in, 50; Van Cleve Plays, amateur, 134.

family in, 56. Pleyel, Ignaz, hymnist, 136.

Pennsylvania Railroad, and Ohio rail- "Pleyel's Hymn," band tune, 142; song,

roads, 232, 235. 143.

Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, 10th, "Plough Boy," song, 139.

86. Plumb, Ralph, 40.

Pensions, veterans', bill for, 85. Plumb, Samuel, 40.

Pepper, Dr. William, addressed Cleve- 'Plunder Law," 221; provisions, 218-

land Medical Society, 355. 220.

Perkins, Howard C., 100. Pockrandt, Carl H., 435.

Perkins, Roger G., Cleveland physician, Politics and government in Ohio, recent

348, 358, 360, 366, 370. publications on, 424-425.

Perkins, Simon, partner of John Brown, Pomeroy, Earl S., award to, 311.

33. Pomeroy, Lawrence A., Cleveland physi-

Perkins Mansion, Akron, O., as museum, cian, 366.

435. Pontiac, Ottawa chief, 51; conspiracy,

Perring, K. W., cited, 18. 327.

Pershing, Benjamin 1H., 194, 195, 204; Pontiac and the Indian Uprising, by

addressed Ohio Academy of History, Itoward H. Peckham, rev. by F. P.

201, 311; book rev., 443-445. Weisenburger, 107-110.

"Perry's Victory," band tune, 143. Poor Gentleman, musical entertainment,

Peters, Mrs. Arthur L., 434. 137.

"Petroglyphs on the Ohio," 97. Poor Soldier, opera, 137.

Pharmacology, early developments, 346. Pope. John. 199.

Philadelphia, Pa., 57; Giddings spoke in, Popular sovereignty, Corwin on, 6;

45; veterans' convention in, 84; V. F. Republican attitude on, 8.

W. headquarters at, 87; Langstroth Porter, Eugene O., "Financing Ohio's

family in, 147, 149, 153. Pre-Civil War Railroads," 215-226.

Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, cited, 84. Portsmouth (Ohio) Times, cited, 11.

Philadelphia Horticultural Society, 150. "Portuguese Hymn," song, 132.

INDEX 469

"Post Captain," song, 138, 139, 145. Rattermann, IHeinrich A., cited, 140.

Potomac River, 50. Rauch, John H., cited, 329.

Pottawatomie, Kans., 36; John Brown in, Rauschkolb, John E., Cleveland physi-

24. cian, 374.

Potts, B. F., 198. Ray, Lecil S., 89.

Powell, Hunter H., Cleveland physician, Rayback, Joseph G., "Liberty Party

361. Leaders of Ohio: Exponents of Anti-

Powers, Esther Gibbs, 197, 432. slavery Coalition," 165-178.

Powers, Mrs. Franklin P., 316. Raynor, boat, 245.

Powers, Fred W., cited, 223. Read, Daniel, composer, 136.

Powers, R. B., 314. Read, Matthew C., 42.

Prentiss, Mrs. Francis F., 372; donated Reagh, name of Scottish family at

fund for medical library, 367; donated Martinsburg, O., 114.

fund for Cleveland health museum, Reamy, Thaddeus A., Cincinnati physi-

371. cian, 388.

Presbyterian Churches, antislavery move- Reavis, L. W., cited, 225.

ment in, 28, 32; ministers' engage- Recreation, V. F. W. program, 92; Pres-

ments, 111; Martinsburg, 0., 113-121, byterian Church's stand on social, 117;

124; at Utica, 113, 115, 117, 120, Ohio, recent publications on, 423-424.

121, 122; branches, 114; discipline in, Redpath, James, cited, 27, 41.

115-120, training in ministry in, Reed, Charles A. L., president American

122; Cincinnati, First, 135; Oxford, Medical Assn., 354.

159, 160, 164; Dayton, O., Wayne Reed, Charles S., 245.

Avenue, 164. Reed, Lois A., 97.

Presbyterianism, in central Ohio, 112; Reformed Presbyterian Church, 114; in

theology of, 115-116. Utica, 0., 113.

Presbyterians, New Light, 106. Reilly, Edward C., cited, 29, 32, 34, 35.

"President's March," song, 140, 141, Reels, dance, 143.

145; band tune, 143. Reemelin, Charles, Cincinnati, O., trustee,

Presque Isle, 104. Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Co.,

"Pretty Deary," song, 139. 260, 263.

"Pretty Girl of Darby, O!" song, 133. Regionalism, address on, 194.

Price, Erwin H., cited, 176. Reinagle, Alexander, composer, 143.

Price, JohnOberlin Negro, 38, 40. Reiter, Edith S., 431.

Price, John W., 266. Religion, in Ohio, recent publications on,

Price, Robert, address by, 203. 426.

Probst, Charles O., 395; addressed Cleve- "Remember the Glories of Brian the

land Medical Society, 353; and health Brave," song, 144.

code, 393. Reptiles, Ohio, recent publications on,

Psalms, use of in Presbyterian churches, 420-421.

114. "Republican Methodist," 60.

Public health measures, Cleveland med- Republican party and Republicans, 3, 4;

ical societies and, 352, 353, 355, 359, conservatism, 1; and Corwin, 2, 5, 6,

360-361, 362, 365, 369-371. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14, 16-17, 18, 19, 20,

Purcell, Henry, hymnist, 136. 23; attitude toward John Brown, 13,

Putnam, James C., 80, 81, 82. 25, 45; and slavery, 15; 1860 Chicago

Putnam, Rufus, 49. convention, 18; and president-elect,

Putnam County Pioneer Association, 97- 1861, 66; in Ohio, W. 11. Smith's

98. influence on, 95; Liberty party merged

with, 178.

"Reveille," band tune, 141, 143.

QUAIFE, M. M., joint author, Michigan: Rhino-laryngology, in anatomy courses,

From Primitive Wilderness to Indus- 338.

trial Commonwealth, rev. by F. P. Rice, Allen Thorndike, 96.

Weisenburger, 325-326. Rice, Millard S., 89.

Queen City of the West, see Cincinnati, Richard, Father Gabriel, 325.

O. Richardson, A. B., Cincinnati physician,

"Quercy," tune, 136. 391.

Quinby, Moses, beekeeper, 154. Richardson, W. K., 99.

Richardville, Miami chief, 109.

Richeimer, Mary Jane, author Massillon

RACIAL GROUPS IN OHIO, see National school history, 203, 320.

and racial groups in Ohio. Richmond, Va., 43; Thomas Smith estate

Railroad securities, Ohio Life Insurance at, 60.

and Trust Co., 260-261. Richmond, Eaton, and Miami Railroad,

Railroads, in Ohio, pre-Civil War, financ- chartered, 216.

inq of, 215-226; charters, 216, 218; Richmond (Va.) Republican, quoted, 29.

depreciation of securities, 260-262; Riddle, Albert, 41, 46; cited, 41.

electric, importance to Cleveland, 344- "Rip-Roaring Canal Days," address, 96.

345. See also names of roads. Ritter, Frederic L., cited, 126.

Ralph, Philip Lee, 204. River Museum, Marietta, 202.

Randall, Dr., Franklin Co., 192. Robb, Hunter, Cleveland physician, 347.

Randall, E. O., cited, 221, 223. Robert E. Lee, sidewheeler, 99.

Ransome, Jack Clifford, articles by, 200, Roberts, A. Sellew, 312.

434. Roberts, Bishop R. R., 95.

170 OHitl ARCHIAEOlOGICAI. ANl) tlISTORICAI, QUARTERLY

Robertson, name of Scottish family at St. Alexis lospital, Cleveland, 346.

\Martinsburg, O., 114. St. Clair, Artihr, 53, 54, 106, 327;

Robertson, \laj., platted Wilmington l)enny with troops under, 52; Van

(Utica), O., 113. Cleve in expedition of, 57; expedition,

Robertson, Josephine. \riter for (Clee- 103; site of defeat of, 105; defeat,

latd Plain Dealer, 372. subject of ballad, 130.

Rockefeller family, home of. 182. St. Clairsille, C., 447.

Rockingham County, Va., hoime of John St. Iauwrence, lake steamer, 231, 233.

Lincoln, 212. "St. Patrick's Day," Irish song, 144.

Rockwood, I larry L.. (Clcveland ealth "Saint Senanus and the Lady," song,

commissioner, 369, 370. 138.

Bodabaugh, James 11., 196; radio St. Vincent's Charity 1Hospital, Cleveland,

speaker, 197; addressed Ohio \cademys 345.

of Ilistory, 201, 311; llhibiogri( 1 of SaCle, O., 276.

Ohio Archaeology, rev. hb 1. 1. (rffin. "Sally Rov," song, 138.

205-206; "Minutes of the Ohio A:\cad- Salomon, Richard G., 311; address by,

emv of llstory, April 19, 1948," 311- 201.

313; elected secretary, Ohio Academiy Sandburg, Carl, quoted, 16, 20; cited,

of History, 312; "A\ Survey of Pub 18, 19.

lications in Ohio Hlistory, Archaeology, Sanderson, Virginia, 437.

and Natural Ilistors, \ugutst 1947-- Satlmlskian, Dlily, quoted, 242, 244.

Jutly 1948," 398-430; book rev., 446 Sndustky, O., as transportation center,

448. 227-236; population in 1850, 228.

Roe, Clara G., A\kron, (., 437. Satmlnsky Clatrion, quoted, 237-238.

Roentgen rays, see X-rays. Sandusly, D1)aton, and Cincinnati Rail-

Rogers, I enry \V., Cle\elland pIhysician, road Company, Atnual Report, cited,

357. 233-234.

Rogers, Wi. K., 198. Sandusky, MIanslield, and Newxark Rail-

"Rogue's March," band tune, 141. road, 229, 234; daily trains on, 232.

Roll, Charles, Colonel D)ick Tlhompson, "Sandusky, Pioneer Link between Sail

thle Persistlett 1'hlii, rex. by W\. P. and Rail," 1' Leola AI. Stewart, 227-

\larchman, 440-442. 236.

Romanis, James, 79, 80, 81, 82, 86. Sandlusky River region, 95.

13o111p, musical entertainment, 137. Sa;nduslky Soldiers' and Sailors' Ilonae, 84,

Roosevelt, Theodore, 59. 85.

Root, Amos Ives, beekeeper, 154; quoted, Santdusky Wl'eeklv Iegister, cited, 228.

164. 231, 232, 233, 234, 235.

Root, E. R., Ohio beekeeper, 152. "Sandy and Jenny," song, 139.

Root, Edward \V., Presbyterian minlister, Sanford lenr- L., Cleveland physician,

155. 348.

Rose, Wm. S., 240. Sarber, Glenn S., 97.

"Rose Tree," song, 131, 132, 145. Sargent, XVinthrop, 105, 106.

Roseboom, Eugene It., book rev., 207- Saul. oratorio, 140, 143.

208, 442-443; cited, 225, 229. Savoy, \William F., 197.

Rosenberger, David, 277. Sixawmill, operateel l)y G. . Il. Hart, 185,

Rosenberger, John, 277.186.

Rosenberger, Marie, 277. Sa;yer, Charles, 96.

Rosenwxasser, Al., Cleveland physician, Sawyer, John P., Cleveland physician,

357, 358; quoted, 367-368. 354, 357, 358, 361.

Rosetxater, E., 198. Scarlet fever, epidemic in Columbus, 395.

"Roslin Castle," song, 131, 144; band Schafer, Frank K., 320.

tune, 142. Schear, E. \L . E., 203.

Rossclot, A. P., 204. Shllesinger, Arthur M., Jr., 180.

Rotch, T. I., addressed Cleveland Mcid- Schlesinger, Artthur M., Sr., 180, 182.

ical Society, 355. Scholes, Percv, cited, 127, 128.

"Rothemurchie's Rant," music, 130, 143. Schuckrs, J. \V., cited, 26, 27, 38.

Roxland, Vernon C., Cle-eland physician, Schlltes, Jacob, 276, 283, 287, 291, 295.

366. Schultz, Amelia l1., 435.

Royal League I all, Cleveland, XMedical Schurz, Carl, 21; quoted, 20; cited, 21.

Society met in, 351. Schuyler, ., 199.

"RuleI Britannia," song, 131, 145. Schwartz, lIarry, 203.

Rupert, -----, X-ray exhibit by, 356. Scito (Cazette, 'microfllmhed, 99.

"Rural Felicity," band tune, 141, 143. Scioto River, 61, 395.

Rusk, Ralph L., cited, 127, 130, 191; Scotch folk music, 143, 144, 145, 146.

quoted, 187. "Scotch Irish in Central Ohio," lby

Rust, Orton G., 94, 431, 432. William L. Fisk, Jr., 111-125.

Rutter, J. W., 99. "Scots O'er the Border," song. 132. 143.

Ryan, Cuthbert I., 328. Scots Society of Cincinnati, celebration,

Ryan, Daniel J., cited, 221, 223. 143.

"Scots Wha Iae xxi' W\'allace Bled,"

song, 139, 143; hand tune, 142.

SABBATII DESECRATION, Utica Presbyter- Scott, name of Scottish family at Martins-

ian church and, 117. burg, 0., 114.

Sabin, Florence, cited, 329, 332. Scott, Ernest. C'olimbus physician, 396.

Sahli, Donald G., 437. Scott, Dr. James, 66.

INDEX 471

Scott, N. Stone, Cleveland physician, "Skotography," see X-rays.

350, 358. Slavery, James Smith on, 60, 61.

Scott, William J. I., Cleveland physi- Slaves, fugitive, 26.

cian, 349, 350. Sleek, L. William, 204.

Scott, Xenephon C., Cleveland physician, Sleighing parties, Cincinnati, 134-135.

352. Slick, Sewell E., William Trent and The

Scottish names, first officials of Martins- West, rev. by E. HI. Roseboom, 442-

burg, 113-114. 443.

Sears, Alfred B., book rev., 103-107. Sloane, Rush R., 220, 228.

Seceders, see Associate Presbyterians. Smallpox, control, Cleveland, 359; Cleve-

Secession, 22; Corwin on, 9, 10, 16. land epidemic, 386; Columbus epi-

Seely, W. W., Cincinnati physician, 388. demics, 394-395.

Seely, Warner, Cleveland physician, 372. Smith, Gerrit, 33; presidential candidate,

Selection Of Irish Melodies, 144. 177.

Seminar, local history, methods, 179-184. Smith, George R., 60.

Seneca County Historical and Archaeo- Smith, George S., 60.

logical Museum, 98, 434. Smith, Guy Il., 266.

Senn, Nicholas, addressed Cleveland Med- Smith, James, 59-61; cited, 60, 65.

ical Society, 355. Smith, John Stafford, song writer, 132,

Seven Mile Creek, 53. 145.

Seven Ranges, survey of, 327. Smith, Ophia D., 102; "Langstroth, the

Seventh Ohio, schooner, 245. 'Bee Man' of Oxford," 147-164.

Severino, Severino, writer for Clevelad Smith, Robert, 200.

News, 372. Smith, S. Winifred, joint comp., "Sur-

Sewage disposal, Cleveland, 353; Colum- vey of Publications in Ohio History

bus, 395. Archaeology, and Natural History,

Seward, William H1., 14, 15; in West- August 1947-July 1948," 398-430.

ern Reserve, 35; suggested as pres- Smith, Solomon F., cited, 135.

idential candidate of Liberty party, Smith, Theodore C., cited, 166, 174, 175,

170, 171. 172. 177.

Shackleton, W. B., Cleveland physician. Smith, Thomas, 60.

quoted, 360. Smith, William, hymnist, 136.

Shaker Collection, Western Reserve His- Smith, William E., 102, 320.

torical Society, 182. Smith, William Henry, 95, 199.

Shakers, community of, 183. Smith's Ferry, Pa., 97.

Shannoah Town, 50. Smithers, Lynn F., 85.

Shannon, Fred A., 182. Snyder, Marion, 203.

Shantrews, dance, 130. Social Science Research Council, study

"Shaping the Seminar in Local History," financed by, 100.

by Iarvev Wish, 179-184. "Society of the Army of the Philippines,"

Sharp, Cecil J., cited, 127. 87.

Sheep, number shipped from Sandusky, Society of the Medical Sciences of Cleve-

234. land, organization, 348; library fund,

Shelby, O., rail connections, 229. 351.

Shepard, Lee, editor Historical and Phil- Soil, Miami Valley, described, 50, 51, 53.

osophical Society Bulletin, 200, 316. 61, 62, 64.

Shepherst, Mildred (Mrs. Max), 96, 433. "Soldier Slumbering," song, 139.

Sherman, John, 15; MSS. acquired, 96, "Soldier's Adieu," band tune, 142.

199, 436. "Soldier's Bride," song, 139.

Sherman, W. T., letter acquired. 96. "Soldier's Joy," band tune, 141.

Shield, William, composer, 132, 137, "Soldier's March," band tune, 142.

139, 145. "Soldier's Return," band tune, 142.

Shields, name of Scottish family at Mart- Sollmnan, Torald, Cleveland physician,

insburg, 0., 114. 359, 361.

Shiels, W. Eugene, 101. Sonneck, Oscar G. T., cited, 126.

Ship models, 99. Sons and Daughters of Pioneer Rivermen,

Slavery, Republican attitude on, 6, 8, 10, 98-99, 202, 315, 434.

15; Corwin on, 7, 9, 17. Spanish-American War, veterans' organ-

Shock, paper on treatment for, 356. izations, 79-93.

Shriver, Phillip R., 311. "Spanish Patriots," band tune, 142.

Shuman, A. C., 98, 434. Spaulding, Rufus P., 46, 69.

Shumway, Nehemiah, composer, 136. Spencer, Oliver M., cited. 131, 133.

Shupe, boat, 245. Spiegelman, Mortimer, "The Failure of

Signal of Iiberty, cited, 174. the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust

Simmons, George H., 354. Company, 1857," 247-265.

Singing, church, 135. See also Folk Spinning and Brown 's. Ohio Life In-

music. surance and Trust Co., 259.

Singing schools, early Ohio, 133, 135. Spitzer, Carl B., 433.

Sintzenich, Hazel, see Dearborn, Mrs. Splanchnology, in anatomy courses, 336,

Elmer. 339.

"Sir Jerry Go Nimble," song, 139. Spoil'd Child, musical entertainment, 137.

Skeel, Arthur J., Cleveland physician, Spoils system, Corwin and, 12.

366. Sprague, Peter, portrait, acquired by

Skin diseases, treatment of, see Derma- Campus Martius Museum, 434.

tology. Sprague, towboat, 434.

472 OHIO ARCHAEOI.OGICAl. AN) HISTORICAL. QUARTERLY

"Sprig of Shillelah," 144; band tune, Stoll, C. \V., 98.

141. Stone, G. W., Cleveland physician, 366.

Springer, Cornelius, 95. "Stoney Point," band tune, 141.

Springfield, 111., Corwin at, 19; influence Storace, Stephen, composer, 145.

on Lincoln, 66. Storrs, Charles Backus, 25, 28, 30, 31.

Springfield (Mass.) Wlepublican, cited. Stoskopf, George, Cleveland physician,

148. 350.

Springfield, O., and railroad promotion, Strausbaugh, Warren L., cited, 12.

218; on stage line, 227; on railroad, Strauss, Abraham, Cleveland physician,

228. 372.

Spurney, Paul ,1., Cleveland physician. Strickland, W'. P., cited, 131.

375. Sturtevant, Amanda, 43.

Squatter sovereignty, Cortin on, 6, 7, 12, "Successful Campaign," band tune, 141.

19; Republican attitude on, 8. Sucki, Emil, 102.

Squires, Sanders, and l)empsey, Cleve Sullivant, William S., donate-l micro-

land law firm, 366. scopes to Ohio State UTniv., 340.

Staley, Cady, addressed (Clveland \led- Summit County Fair, John Brown exhib-

ical Society, 353. itor at, 37.

Stall, Dr. - -, Cincinnati, ).. 135. Summit County Historical Society, 435.

Stanton, Edwin M., 12; letters of, 436. Survey of Publications in Ohio IIlis-

Stanton, Ilenrv B., Liberty party leader, tory, Archaeology, and Natural Ilistory.

177. August 1947-July 1948," by James

"Star Spangled Banner," national anthem, 11. Rodabaugh and S. Winifred Smith.

92; band tune, 141, 143. 398-430.

Stark County, 0., historical broadcast on, Sutton, William A., article by, 200.

99, 320. Swan, Timothy, composer, 136.

Stark County H1istorical Society, 99, 202- Swartwout, Annie Fern, Missie: An His

203, 319, 435. torical Biography of Annie Oakley,

Starling Medical College, anatomy in- rev. by John O. Marsh, 323-324.

truction in, 334-335, 336, 340-341; "Sweet Harmony," band tune, 142.

merged, 337, 393. "Sweet Lady Look Not Thus," song, 138.

Starling-Ohio Medical College, 333; an- "Sweet Solitude," song, 131.

atomy courses in, 337, 341, 342. Swift, llomer F., addressed Academy of

Starr, M. Allen, addressed Cleveland Medicine of Cleveland, 363.

Medical Society, 355. Symmes, John Cleves, 49, 54, 55, 56,

State Line Railroad, 233. 60; letters cited, 54, 55, 65.

Staunton, 0., 61. Syndesmlology, in anatomy courses, 336,

Steamboat Bill of Facts, quarterly pub- 337, 339.

lication, Steamship Ilistorical Society, Syphilology, as medical specialty in

202. northern Ohio, 378-386.

Steamboats, river, models in River Mu-

seum, 202.

Steamers, lake, and railroad comipetition, TAiOR, IOWA, 37.

233. Taft Museum, Cincinnati, 199; river

Steamship HIistorical Society of America, exhibit at, 315.

publication of, 202. "Take Your Auld Cloak About You,"

Stecher, Robert M., Cleveland physician, song, 143.

372. laney, Roger B., 10.

Steele, C. W., 100. "Tantararu Rogues All," song, 144.

Stengel, Alfred, addressed Cleveland Mcd- Tappan, Benjamin, 247.

ical Society, 355. Tappan, Lewis, Chase's letter to, quoted,

Stephan, John, Cleveland physician, 367. 171, 172.

Sternburg, George M., addressed Cleve- Tariff, protective, Corwin and, 1, 9, 10,

land Medical Society, 352. 12.

Stetsorr, Charles. president Ohio Life In- Tarnished Warrior, 104, 107.

surance and Trust Co., 249, 253, 256, "Tars of Columbia," band tune, 142.

258, 259. Tauesch, William H., 437.

Steubenville, 0., 301, 309; biography of Taylor, Abraham, assignee, Ohio Life

founder published, 435. Insurance and Trust Co., 256.

Steubenville Railroad Company, chart- Taylor, Frederick C., Cleveland physi-

ered, 216. cian, 350.

Stevens, Aaron, 27, 44. Taylor, J., Franklin Co., 0., 192.

Stevens, Hlarry R., "Folk Music on the Taylor, Lester, Cleveland physician, 370,

Midwestern Frontier 1788-1825," 126- 371, 372.

146; cited, 135. Taylor, W. A., cited, 185, 186.

Stevenson. John, musicologist, 138, 144. Tecumseh, Shawnee chief, 328.

Stewart, George Neil, Cleveland physi- "Tell Iler I'll Love HIer," song, 138.

cian, 347, 359, 364. Temperance, Drake interested in, 63;

Stewart, John, 95. movement, Presbyterian Church and,

Stewart, Leola M., "Sandusky, Pioneer 117, 119, 120.

Link between Sail and Rail," 227-236. Tennessee River, 49.

Stites, Benjamin, 49, 54. Texas, annexation of, 1; Giddings' atti-

Stitt, Samuel, cited, 135. tude on, 34.

Stober, George WV., Cleveland physician, Thayer, William S., 349; addressed

370. Cleveland Medical Society, 355.

INDEX 173

Theatrical music, 137. Tucker, David A., "The Cincinnati

"Thistle So Green," song, 143. Lancet-Clinic," 387-392.

Thomas, John J., Cleveland physician, Tuckerman, Jacob E., Cleveland physi-

361, 366, 375. cian, 366.

Thomas, Oscar T., Cleveland physician, Tuckerman, Louis B., Cleveland physi-

347. 350. cian, 353, 355.

Thomas, Robert G., 98. "Tune of '76," band tune, 142.

"Thomas Corwin and the Conservative Tunison, Frank E., cited, 140.

Republican Reaction, 1858-1861," hy "Turkish Hornpipe," song, 138.

Daryl Pendergraft, 1-23. "Turk's March," band tune, 142.

Thome, James, quoted, 46. Turner, Mrs. - , musician, 137.

Thompson, Richard Wigginton, biograplhy Twigstwee Town, 50.

of, reviewed, 440-442. Two Years Before the Mast, 138.

Thompson, Samuel, 57. Typhoid fever, diagnosis of, 356; in

Thoreau, Henry David, 45. Cleveland, 360; epidemic in Columbus,

Thrasher, C. WV., Cincinnati physician, 395-396.

391.

Thwing, Dr. Charles F., 315. ULSTER, IRELAND, emigrants to Ohio from,

"Tid re I [Bainbridge's Tedrei]," song, 111, 112.

138. Underground Railroad, traffic on, 18; in

Tidd, Charles, 40. the Western Reserve, 25, 30; and John

"Tidy One," song, 139. Brown, 29.

Tiffin, O., on stage line, 227; rail con- United Presbyterian Church, at Martins-

nection, 232. burg, 119.

Tilden, Daniel, 41, 46, 69. United States Army, veterans' organiza-

Timber, in Miami Country, described, tions, 79-93; review of hook on be-

50, 51, 53. See also Forests and for- ginnings of, 103-107.

estry, Ohio. United States Circuit Court, Southern

"Tippecanoe," hand tune, 142. District of Ohio, 257.

Todd, T. Wingate, Cleveland physician, United States Coast Guard, veterans' or-

371, 372. ganization, 79-93.

Toledo, O., 227, 229, 234; growth, 235; United States Congress, veterans' legisla-

rail connections, 230, 233, 235. tion in, 90; 11ouse of Representatives,

Toledo and Kalamazoo Railroad, 217. Reports, cited, 4, 21; speakership con-

Toledo Medical College, see University of test, 14, 15, 16-17; committee of

Toledo, medical department. thirty-three, 20-22; Executive Docu-

"Toledo WXar," 217. ments, cited, 264.

Tolls, canal, 241. United States Constitution, Corwin and,

Tonsil clinics, Cleveland public schools. 17; amendment (Corwin amendment),

Academy of Medicine and, 370. proposed, 21; adopted, 22.

Torry, T. C., antislaver leader, 165. United States Infantry Regiment, 17th.

Tower, George E., 200. organization for veterans of, 79, 80.

Townslcy, Gardner, 203, 320. 81, 84.

Towpaths, Milan Canal, leased, 244. United States Marine band, serenaded

Transeau, Edgar N., 266. Corwin, 23.

Transportation in Ohio, 215-216 227 United States Marine Corps, veterans'

236, 237-246; recent publlications on, organizations, 79-93.

426-427. See also Canals and railroads. United States Marine Hospital, sanitary

Transylvania University, 63. reports, 390.

Travel and description, in Ohio, early, United States Marshal, at Cleveland. and

273; recent publications on, 427428. fugitive slave law enforcement, 26, 27,

Treaty of Fort Finney, 52. 36, 43.

Freaty of Fort Stanwix, 107, 327. United States Navy, veterans' organiza-

Treaty of Ghent, 328. tion, 79-93.

Treaty of Greene Ville, 49, 327. '"niversal Emancipation," song, 144.

Treaty of Paris, 327. Universities, see Colleges and universities,

Trees, native, Miami Valley, 50, 51. 53. and names of institutions.

See also Forests and foresty, Ohio. University of Chicago, historical methods

Trent, WVilliam, review of biographl of. in, 181; Dr. F. P. Mall organized

442-443. anatomy department at, 331.

Freniton Circular, cited, 55. University of Cincinnati, College of

Irial, George T., "The American Veterans Medicine, organized, 333.

of Foreign Service and The Vcterans of University of Michigan, medical depart-

Foreign Wars," 79-93. ment, Dr. F. P. Mall studied at, 331.

Tribute of Respect Comlmemorative of [University of Pennsylvania, Drake at-

tie Worth and Sacrifice of Johni tended, 63.

Brown . . ., cited, 42, 46. University of Toledo, 102; medical de-

Trimble, Allen, 247. partment, 332.

Truman, Harry S., 88. Iniversity of Wisconsin Committee on

Trumpets, use of, in military hands. 139. Studies in Wisconsin Economy and

140. Culture, 100.

Trust companies: Ohio Life Insurance "Up an' Waur Them A' Willie," song,

and Trust Co. failure, 247-2(,. 143.

Tucker, Anne, see Tangstroth, Anne tlpdegraph, Ralph K.. Cleveland physi-

Tucker. cian, 365.

474 OHIO ARCHAEOIOGICAL AND HISTORICAL QUARTERLY

Llpham, J. 1-. J., Columbus physician, WIVA, Ashtabula, O., historical broad-

396. casts over, 321.

Upper Sandusky, 0., 95; on railroad, 228. Wabash River, 49.

Upson, Henry S., and Cleveland Journal Wachtel, H. C., 97.

of Medicine, 354. Waddington, Walker, 80, 81.

Urbana, O., on stage line, 227; on rail- Wade, Benjamin, in Western Reserve, 25,

road, 228. 28, 41; favored fusion of antislavery

Urch, Erwin J., 438. parties, 35; opposed fugitive slave law,

Utica, O., Scotch-Irish in, 112, 113; 36; quoted, 39; on John Brown's raid.

Presbyterian churches at, 113, 115, 45.

117, 120, 121, 124-125. \Vade, J. II., MSS. acquired, 436.

Utica Reformed Presbyterian Church. Wag of W/indsor, musical entertainment,

Second Record Book, cited, 117, 120. 137.

122. Wagner, Samuel, 153, 157.

Utter, William T., 312; cited, 129. Wagoners, in early travel, 273.

LUtterbeck, William, 197. Wahl, Spencer A., Cleveland physician,

370.

Waite, Frederick C., cited, 30, 32, 333,

VACCINATION, smallpox, introduction in 347, 378.

Cleveland, 359; resistance to, 394 395. Walker, Dorsey T., 438.

Vail, Mrs. Herman L., 372. Walker, William, 11.

Vail, R. W. G., 198, 199. Walker, William, MSS. acquired, 95.

Vallandigham, Clement S., and John Walker and Weeks, Cleveland architects,

Brown, 25, 26, 27, 33, 38, 45; letters 367.

of, 436. Walkins, J. W., 199.

Van Buren, Martin, supported hy Cid- Wallace, John, copy of book by, ac-

dings, 35. quired, 315.

Vance, Joseph, 247. Wallace, Lew, letters of, acquired, 436.

Vance, LReuben A.], Cleveland physician, Wallace, Robert, Covenanter minister,

349. 113.

Van Cleef, Eugene, 266. Walsh, Warren B., editor E. T. Ileald

Van Cleve, Benjamin, 56, 57; cited, 56, letters, 203.

57, 65, 130. Walters, Everett, 321; book rev., 445-446.

Van Cleve, John, 56. Walters, Raymond, cited, 128. 145.

Van Swearingen family, home of, 182. 1Iandering Melodist, musical entertain-

Varg, Paul A., 321. ment, 138.

Veach, Charles, 97-98. \^Tar of 1812, and westward migration,

Veach, Sue E. (Mrs. Charles), 97. 129.

Vegetation, in Miami Valley, 50. Ward, -----, composer, 136.

Venereal diseases, treatment of, 381. Ward, Artemus, 26, 39.

Veterans of Foreign Wars, National Re- Warden, Robert B., cited, 175.

habilitation Service, 90; national home Warehouses, grain, 241.

92. See also American Veterans of WVaring, Col. George A., addressed Cleve-

Foreign Service. land Medical Society, 353.

Veterans' organizations, 79-93. Warner, Landon, 194.

"Vicar of Bray," song, 131. Warner, S. S., 96.

"Victory of Orleans," band tune, 142. Warner Bros., Norwalk, 0., 245.

Vietzen, Raymond C., 97. Warren, Richard, 99.

Villard, Henry, 67. Warren Co., 0., 61; election in, 7; his-

Villard, Oswald Garrison, cited, 32 , 35 toy published, 435.

37, 40, 42, 43. Warren County Historical Society, 203.

Violin, instruction in, 134. 320, 435.

Virginia Military District, MISS. relating \Washburne, George A., 101; death, 321.

to, acquired, 436. Washington, George, memorial services

Virginia Peace Convention, 22. for, 140.

Virginian-Pilot, quoted, 85-86. Washington, D. C., Francis Baily in, 58;

Virginia reels, 130. V.F.W. headquarters, 89; National Era.

Virginia Valley, Scotch-Irish immigrants published in, 174.

in, 111. - Washington (Guernsey Co.), O., railroad

Virginians, in Knox and Licking cos., 0., stock authorized for, 222.

120. Washington Court House, 0., veterans'

Vital statistics, Academy of Medicine of convention at, 85.

Cleveland and, 362. Washington Globe, cited, 15, 17.

Vitz, Carl, article by, 200. Washington Tp., Licking Co., O., Scotch-

"Vive la," song, 144. Irish in, 112.

"Volunteer's March," band tune, 142. 'Washingtons March," song, 141.

Volwiler, Albert T., 312, 313, 321; \ater and flood control in Ohio, recent

cited, 51. publications on, 423.

Water supply, Columbus, 395.

Waternitch, canal boat, 239.

WGAR, Cleveland, O., health talks broad- Watkins, Frederick E., 372.

cast over, 370. Watkins, Ralph M., Cleveland physician,

WHBC, Canton, O., historical broadcasts 370.

over, 99, 320. Way. Frederick, Jr., 98, 99, 202, 434;

INDEX 475

testimonial to, 317, 318; book pub- \Western Union Telegraph Company,

lished by, 435. MSS. pertaining to acquired, 436.

"Way to Come Over," song, 138. Western University of Pittsburgh, 121.

\ayland, John WN., The Lincolns in Vir- \Westerville I-istorical Society, 203.

ginia, rev. by John O. larsh, 212- Westward movement, the Scotch-Irish and,

213. 111.

Wayne, Anthony, 103, 104, 106, 327; "hat Makes the Ladies Like It So"

Bradley with troops under, 54; settle-

song, 144.

ment named for, 58; cited, 107; music sg' . '

in camp of, 139. Wheat, shipments from Milan, 241.

Wayne Avenue Presbyterian Church, Day- heaton, Chas., engineer, 238.

ton, O., 164. Wheeler, Robert C., book rev., 208-211;

Wayne, Medina, and Cuyahoga Turnpike addressed Knox County Historical So-

Company, MS. records acquired, 436. ciety, 316.

Waynesville, 0., 58, 61. Wheeling, W. Va., railroad stock, 222.

le'eathercock, musical entertainment, 137. Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad Com-

Webb, Tessa Sweazy, 437. pany, 244, 245.

Weber, G. C. E., Cleveland physician, "When Bidden to the Wake or Fair,"

349. band tune, 142.

Webster, ----, musician, 138. "When First I Left Sweet Dublin Town,"

Webster, Daniel, 34; Corwin friend of, song, 139.

2, 14. "When I Was a Boy in My Father's

Webster, Samuel J., Cleveland physician, [HIouse?]," song, 132.

355, 366. "Wherever She Goes," song, 131, 137.

Weir, William H., Cleveland physician, Whig party, Corwin and, 1, 2. 3, 4;

348. campaigns of 1840's, 11; and Republi-

Wveisenburger, Francis P., book revs., can doctrine, 19; and Western Reserve,

107-110, 325-326; officer Ohio Acad- 25; merged, 33, 35; Giddings and, 35;

emy of History, 194, 311; contribution and Liberty party, 169, 175, 176, 178;

to regional history, 212; cited, 225; and ratification of Ohio Constitution

presented testimonial to Wittke. 317. of 1851, 222.

Welch, William II., 331; Johns Hopkins Whiskey Island, Cleveland, 379.

professor, 347. White, Alene Lowe, 100.

Wellington, O., rescue of fugitive slave White, Mlrs. Fred, 436.

at, 38. White, J. C., quoted, 46.

Welsh folk music, 144, 145, 146. White, Maj. Will S., 81, 82.

Welles, George D., 433. "White Cockade," band tune, 142.

Wells, Bezaleel, Founler of Canton and White Water Canal, 96.

Steubeneville, published, 435. Whittaker, James T., editor, the Clinic,

Wells, Guy M., executive secretary, Acad- 388.

emy of Medicine of Cleveland, 365. Whitten, John, 57.

Wellsville, 0., 301, 309. Whitten, Mary, 57.

Wen, Greg, musician, 144. Whittier, John Greenleaf, 31.

Wenner, Ralph J., addressed Cleveland "Who Would Not Love," song, 139.

Medical Society, 356. "Why Does Azure Deck the Sky," song,

Wesley, Charles H., 321. 138.

West, the Scotch-Irish in, 111-125. Wickwire Gale, 437.

West Point Military Academy, 104. Wielland, E. L., 203.

Western College for Women, 155; book Wiener inedizinische Wockenschrift,. ..

about, 102. 391.

Western Female Seminary, 154, 155. Wikoff. A. T., 198.

Western Lancet, 387, 388. Wilberforce College, article on, 321.

Western Reserve, and Corwin, 11; anti- Wilcox, - --, mayor of Painesville,

slavery movement in, 24-47; John 70, 72.

Brown in, 24-33, 37-41; regional Wilcox, Phineas, 248, 249.

studies on, 180-183; medical develop- lWild Oats, musical entertainment, 137.

ments in, 348, 378-386. Wilkinson, James, 103, 104, 140; expedi-

Western Reserve College, and abolition, tion, 105.

28, 30, 32; medical department, merger "Will You Come to the Bower," band

of, 333. tune, 142.

Western Reserve IIistorical Society, 99, "William Case," locomotive, 68, 74.

436-437; Neus, 100; source for regional "William Tell," song. 139.

studies, 182; Tracts, cited, 216. William Trent and The West, by S. E.

Western Reserve University, seminar Slick, rev. by E. H. Roseboom, 442-

methods in, 179-184; medical depart- 443.

ment, 332, 333. 345. 347 382 393. Williams, -----, composer, 136.

384; moved to Cleveland, 344; clinical Williams, A. B., cited, 113.

facilities, 346; cited, 384. Williams, Charles M., 96.

Western Spy, cited. 129, 131, 132, 133, Williams, Gardner, author of article on

134, 135, 136, 138, 140, 141; founded, Francis E. Abbot, 434.

440. Williams, R., 199.

Western Star (Lebanon), quoted, 4; cited, Williams, Roy H., 245.

11, 12, 14, 18, 67, 218; current, his- Williams, W. W., cited, 227.

rorical section, 320. Williamson, Howard P.. 432.

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Willoughby, O., Lincoln visited, 68, 69, \\orld War II, organizations for veterans

70, 78. of, 79-93; Academy of Medicine of

"WTillow," song, 138. Cleveland and, 376-377; recent publi-

"Willy Wlas a Wanton Wag," song, 144. cations on, 429; history of Warren

Wilmington, 0., Corwin spoke at, 7. See County in, 435.

also Utica, O. "Wounded Hussar," band tune, 142, 143;

Wilmot Proviso, 18; effect of, on Liberty song, 145.

party, 174. Wright, Elizll, 25, 30, 31.

Wilson, name of Scottish families in Wright, John C., assignee, Ohio Life In-

Knox and Licking cos., 114, 123. surance and Trust Co., 256.

Wilson, [Hiram V.], 69. Wyandot Indians, 50; mission for, 95.

Wilson, Mrs. Robert, 203. Wychgel, James M., Cuyahoga County

Wilcoxson, Levi, Milan, 0., 240. procurement officer, 376.

Winders, Frank, secretary, state medical Wyckoff, Chauncey W., Cleveland physi-

board, 394. cian, 370.

"Windsor Waltz," song, 138.

Wing, George Clary, 29, 43.

Winter, Nevin 0., quoted, 29. XAVIER UNIVERSITY, 101.

Wirt, William E., Cleveland physician, Xenia, O., Corwin spoke at, 10, 11.

350, 358. Xenia Torchlight, cited, 8, 10, 11.

Wisconsin Historical Society, 94. X-rays, lectu.e and exhibit on, 355-356,

Wise, Henry A., governor of Va., 42. 357.

Wish, Harvey, 194, 204, 438; "Shaping

the Seminar in Local lIistory," 179-

184. YAN;TZE RIVER campaigns, veterans of,

Wittke, Carl, cited, 49, 129, 229; ne\ 88.

appointment, 204; contribution to re- "Yankee Doodle," song, 131. 138, 145;

gional history, 212; testimonial to, band tune, 141, 142.

317-318. Yarian, Norman C., Cleveland physician,

Wolcott, Christopher P., 42. 375.

Wolford, E. Y., and the Horn Papers. "Ye Banks an' Braes o' Bonny Doon,"

318-319. song, 132, 143.

Woman's Centennial Association, Marietta, "Ye Mariners of England," song, 132.

320. Yellow fever, 1878 epidemic, 390.

Wood, - ---, boat captain, 246. Yellow Springs, O., Owenite community

Wood, Frederick J., Cleveland physician, at, 446.

366. Yesteryear in Clark County, published,

Wood, James, 198. 94, 431-432.

"Woo'd and Married and A'," song, 132. "York," tune, 136.

Woodburn, J. A., cited, Ill. "You Think No Doubt," song, 139.

Woodley, Thomas F., cited, 171. Young, James M., 85.

Woodside, Robert G., 83.

Woodworth, Samuel, song writer, 132.

Wooster Medical College, 379. ZANE, -----, 52.

Wooster, University of, medical depart- Zane's Trace, 447.

ment, 332, 345, 381; merged. 333; Zanesville, 0., 447; railroad stock au-

clinical facilities, 346; Dr. Corlett at, thorized for, 221.

382. Zanesville Courier, cited, 222.

Worcester, Noah, dermatologist at Cleve- Zartman, Lester W., cited, 247.

land, 378. Zepp, Erwin C.. 199, 313, 317.

World War I, organizations for veterans Zoar, O., lecture on arts and industries

of, 79-93. of, 203.

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