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FRUIF TREES.
OrnnmcntM and Garden sec,,.


81 T. LAMBETH, Ruyse,y nni s.egs-,,. go.
- ."aH"PAtn, ~ The approach cf the trsn.pisn,,p,
y. Istvs =, call the attention the public r. m sS
~ @ and Gardens, which cover an .xfr Of
usFot.d Z" the rearing Of the vsrio,,. /,.
rn9 "f'a' ttf IN ccen, either for USE o, orrs,nnf
- ~ effect ~ q trgt ettensivr and .,s.,
80 nearly a' re me European kirds with Ill iI.
ysreiie' Of each that have ogie,sf.J w. a. Iise'
~ y~'i1'e sdions hsve % late heen ssis irort
w H9sr'y 80 tne LnnDn horticultural Ssri.v. 900 49,
interchange whh thfi soriry vft IL l. infi oi' f ~
pr-''o,loi any other dssirahie kins r-i,ei, 80 a.
"sSt1Tsd and .'fefrd "a public '''''
nc V'ntmtuiai dcrs' in-rt has az, hscn eor.is t
tNshoed Many additions ~ very rsrshie Plant. No. ~
"3an, and efeat exeff1rt will continue H. . 49,, a.
'iA'ts tnIi nrJ be ts'inifA'e.
GARDf;N SEEDS
Foihe rro-vir- of Garden sse5, r,,t., "a ..-
rroP w. ," ibo' oh very plt',n'i attention 80
1880 hen- troir the m0ueni tie cfrist SIC osn,e
hs f"fatare msr-sd. tfry tertisc ase .s,,4l ec,
~ ns firfifinr end they are. fhfref,rc ,,.ffeI o.
we" hoih 90 20 sse fni qualify. ~ j. 4ir,..f r,r.
~ 70 % sfve these ri. sn1re. are me, ethan a,r-
oei catalogue n The Tree, risnfs AID s.. e
foff'ei"fs,fEay Re bod c,nffs from, Aafise n,
~ -,Ode's throrsb 'sho VIII h. rinctaai., sf'eo.
Ss f,'Nsd 20 as'o fn-ure inceefsiul tisasf o;aon.
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csn 81 ,hs authority vested by ilc last viii snc
~ 'ohn W. mstthrVTs, deed, Of ,rsn -, H.
SoIn,y eou,, OF Essex, shall Thursday ne Is dv If
next process 10 sell {" the highest bidder, ,n, ~
is heTeh 9iter mentioned, the suns h, ye,v
Whe,eon sara John y. Matthews resided :, H., -. =. ~
ush' ut'ei - Souhfli nhari Parish ard cert, - |
I"Hs he land5 OF Col Kemp G,te,yood r,sve,s. c.,
on an" Others Th" Improvement. upon said f,y,r r,
~ bws''ng iouse Kitchen, Meal House eIr,n,.x hi
-, " "u,H WITHIN lew y=ars, ,ye now "a 7,,r
ss 81 tePahi The dwelling hou,s calculated for G %
81 Ecnicei family. The situation /. go H.
snane onrj the hpuses siini upon cons,,.rfis e
~ i'S view OF The Ksppehsnuock river III :,
a., ", "n1 a"' halt miles, from which he f,s., tst
- a" am an " iid owl, can with ease be .rnc,,,.i
M soh ne Lend we'll adapted to The ,,t,d,,f, -,
Wn't1 tobacco, Cotton, and all kf-ds o, ,.si $50:
No"tils ahou $50 acres, snd fr fttilv NJ.
W any I1nd 20 the 1eichbphood The Terms nf al I;,,t
20 o. me Phchase money in equal insiare,,f. NJ 4 All
ava 70 mnnh'. The ale wiiitake place upon the p.m
"e ruifhastr NJ The land viii hs .oved A. ,,.,,e
OF seeding " heat ihs next fa.I. sha also At 1b -
F"r a'' e7H To sell The same terms or ~
aver Tiist 'tti, With y sud, aus.As ,b-~ 10
We i"o 81 DeNers, the reside nce Of cant ys,.,
'' t,in ths irst mentioned farm between t,yo 49,, 49,
WIN ih, Aii"r, q fellow az pt,anIs eb,s,t
~ "a, had TIE sole rninayenent Of the ,li Tor f.,
ne a'n . m good n-ishho'hood Tor ousi IN, Az. ,
' gu" f'"ii :. the owner, II properly sifsrde T.,
fHANCES q. MATTHEWS Ex-fx
A,,,,-oo Of JAG. X. Matthew dec.
--sof.l.
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tW Sale NJ tee PepiicHtarV .Sieyr.
LARGE sopriy n the aianulsefp,ea 81 The pe,f,t..
: institution, N TIE c,y safsbis 60 dc .a,.re,eb,r
son. Among whifh1rc "
WAGONS carts negro cosiiog sto.i -ssoa esr y rlon'
sen'm every descriptions hre wfnJ.tf ,.ts ,stel
800, couPerfer1rs, t-. e ai 81 the he.f ai4tfv
c"rnty mofcblu.. sli others s-s ngasd a. esfi anil
e.- '.s'' rios ai'L son, Tar.
or
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a. -. 4" "oosti'lD county court, 2o.h Aa
- inn WAT, "nd sa,a Wyatt, Mary = w,,e s,mn,,,,-
h., s;f SS'y NJ ~, vie beij'mu Hsr, Ei,zabe,i, r.
ne ie, INA M Ware CLARA S. Ware Many shtj,
zen t+ KIN y SArsh a ms wife who AID Al. 500
!'''N - Sf't NJ El<abrtIP Martha NJ CI,r, g S,
"" a. 'iu al gfsud ehldf'n Of John Ware dee
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- Sei"Ess s"u oaiy T. Scrugss,
The Defe,I,,. W., G Deidis,
steui'ty according to si.e Act OF Asscu,L N
-, M At Sfesr,ns by STAG tor evd,
no' IN nnanfanl OF inns urny At IS ode ed tb.f
' hr'eidHhi d" HpresI here tis M :. d,y ~, a. 80,
~ v1 ~ ana answer The h OF Plaintiff; AID thaI
I'D u s "HeT oe forthwith an -,,u,e ~, ..n.,
punished IL ,r ciy hn,ond Tor tvo ape
'"1 posted sthe front door oouthouse of hi.
A"~"sf ~ ' "oOpSoH, q. {.
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Law S,u'len; may, Il he thinks IL s,t.sl other
ttoesss, and REMAIN 10 the the ulsr cou,.:
bat he attends tue Law I-etni,s oniy n. ,.esss.ry
expenses willie: l"i bsaru, loIsin., ssisie t,. can.
de-i ateiJance cf servants, Nc ON tn,. la. ~ r
cayin oc' when that sehpCl eolnruces, /, the GIN
hS "' i'e last week III .Arrii, when u.,ist clio, e.
M"iie"'dion or Library .r,(which will entiti. Che
''9'eii' 10 tire fee usc OF the lss Libraiy) con,in-
OF collection OF well selected book, suitable 60 h,,
co'irse 1t study, in addition advantage. of M,
genera, library enjoyed by other students,
Zee to the Professor,
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1924 Prizes.
IIISA RInrL-
$t2l,s2G

, yoza Fflzes $i2i,92G
1880 Blanks
r4: Lruery 'rmea by tire simple combination three
4.oi tickets e"J the drawing Of eaot which pro
% PFes with three Of the drawn numbers ON tiem
residue having none belug blanks. ' wv
"t't'"e he fate vi the 81 sOi tickets in ibe scieu.
vac 81 numbers, (rou 10 81 inclnsve will he placed IT,
~mee on ne day ., the dswug eight he drawn
e ~ ID shd ~ drawn numbers wrlI be thu,.ed 10 ill.,
Th''h"vins !. the e.h, 7ih anil s;h, 10 s 200
Cd, 9Th ami stu 10 90SO
q,i' On and 6i',,o 800
Stu nv, s ''se ,i'sr hrs"g 'hs al 9Th ard 7il An,
And al other prize, determined in ,;,r;,,. 1905
a. te''ei in the scheme II this lottery ra;d -, s s
newspapers and bills. :" '''
jphoie Tickets 6, Tfulf 8 90. Quarters I so
pttsNgs o ~ Il, ke IN this lottery contains the ,goi
- ~ u'ee, md must Of necessity draw ltar * iol-
is ~ piN'' 'tmi"nen rso prefer t. adycr,u. Tor d.
",ss i'1g NH may deduct, Of tie Of purchase. b
Gates ep,i'irg The holder 20 draw the ,', eerh
distance aud drte he eoe.tion Of mail m a.
,s Wy certificate Tor di' proceeds Of 10 whole a. "a.
d. d., - II,if ticket, do. s. 80
DO. u Egfth, Do. 80. %9
son'd ofdan sdvsn,u7 ~. f rrte,. . a'aa to IN,
ION sKpepss the oai 'il account u tie dfsw,le
fn1s rIeke'' former a''ere. received a. cash AMI the
Peo % reunited directly for Prizes ~ soun a, dr,s,
Al eir'' and orders 10 be post paid and aIie,..s g.
z ATES C xRE, Manager,
ee,s H. Vashiagfon Cffy.
- S7-vid
C.VIPERSiT'R or Egy.N;S J7LY-g-V-T9
MEDICAL DEPARTMEHr.
thh Lssots VII begin a. usual on he fiat cndayn Nov
AANAToTY M; S. P6y,icI, ND, W L. rrorpe, n, T,
hhi SRiA MkDiCA. Jno. Heitnau Gore nj =, 80 :"
INACTICE or MEDICINE. Nathaniel CL,,,.D - =, -
@ fEIY. Thus o. Isnes n. u. WIN r. ps,s.s. n u
CHEMISTRY. Hobf Haze II. D. "''s'''''
SURG FRY WIN. Gif.on, VI. u.
WIN. r. BOaNEE, Dan ocq ~ -, Co.
riiafeiphis, August ~. ~ ,,,s sul 2tIfcI I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-05
MANAGERS OFFICE,
Washington CifV.
FOR TIE 3Ist Dry OF OCTOBER.
CcMscETpaTED IorTEnv

E Internal improvements, Literature aud Cha e.; IN In
G5 Of Washington, and IN the States OF Delaware, North
FIRST CL.1SS.
To be drGwn'in Washington cir. on J,e4ae,.
day, the slsi of Oct, 1927.
By AUTHORITY OF LAW
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nil..am acc .ilazu cel.es..

Sept. II, 1897.
sNHE CCtLEGE wii. open usual 6fa, School
on the 10 Day Oct neat sI Ia. So..n,de coaises On
the last Monday Ia Oct.
TIL. Grannar Sehoo II clr'e o-,h. i,si DAY uy
the ether school. on the 4,h OF Jil, lyll.,.ins.
The courses OF lnstfuetton will ne toIipw.:
1t. In sAe ffvrdf Sckco. Rhetoric Ees>Lctres, the
Philosophy vf Grsninsr, i.nsic sad Ethic..
= Ia ne Neierricu Sctosfs This Element. q. Ccotre
ry Asehrs, Ps'n sai Sphe,ell surv, n,
iien.ul ,tiVn, Fluxions and A,ironon.y. :
3 Lasc ScAoof: Law aud poiee
g. Phiossyhicak Scscs. D.na:ic, Mechanic. uv5,cdy
n.ocs rneumaes. Acoustic res, Aissueism E,eoircS,
3 Feiiical Lu-r: Natural sri Nati,na law. pilitie.
is'o;ythe Philosophy OF tue bnnis Inint, tolnes
Econshy
~. Sehoe, Of Hsaai,y: th,i, are1 The Latin, Greek
= snd the nuuioer require l-ss viii and ia
he s teachers ru,..s.
si,sh language, Grosr,piy, Arithmetic, snd W.iar
session for boar',. u,g,n;, washing, ii, oandcs, sud
ate ndanec ri servants, ~. ID IoI
Fees to 3 professots GO ivl, for each co,,rs- 4.
Ri~tsisU.stiJn % Lib. d., E1t,
d.
The eapene' n.eess''iiy incurred hy y Pupil ;nihc
Grammar School Ion hoara. Tod siaL, Mishnr
+, fuel, sc. &c. sc. - - ic
/ Fee lot Tuition, /.
D.I2
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Sent. OF.
Or. ChAmpEnsI

REMEDY for lRtemDeyQ7icc.
Stebis subscriber, tile decease Of TIE i,.. ~ W.
nok into his Posscsston the S-r,onai estate II
,e deceased aud found prepared large q,san Of 10, or
oh m Remedy tor i"iemperanre.
lie hereby inirIns the public that h. has ,;,,.. oC III
NJ tanning of this city 49, '
In making thi, diop, the subscriber has been ,c,,t,a
ny ue iegard ~ the interest Of the heirs Ip..,e
a. wei as from wish to give the most exfeh.,,. , "a M
v"tns OF TIE discovery they may he ami he can
further add with coniideEce, that the r@utj-m.r IL
hereafter he the vrndefs ot the remeLv II
prepared by the .nyrGiar hern inn,l.lv
WIN ~. chanh-r. IA his iife ne-hav. been III, a ME IN
'i's u-enieine, aud are acquainted with com
Io'"""' siLVANUS MILLER,
Public a im'i Sc.
ne ms,sts will hereafter be pr, pared ani sola
n scope OF the Inventor, the Office OF ths ,
eel c.ii m IA the basement story Of Rutgers Med
way and At tb- Medical store Of Dr. l1.It D,oSd
VIZ ' o"e' street, door. rou Washington Hall New
an" astonishing success which this remedv h., o,,.;
os.ohs haona inebrse- 4" -olefy hss s.t,bi,slsd Va
s ono All cont ADDICTION, and icedes tic
any iufttef continent. ''N "'' e's'y oil
t"s tens'iy Is a. innocent II Is eGsct,I. an ,,.t 49,
4, ~ we. . 70 ontten IA fehe complaints. and l,,,n,
rsI ~ sny medicine tor DyspeP.s, &c. Al!that,. re-
70 e'".e us cic effect, ABIDE trictI,, h., -
directions II Il put up psrS4se. .uGieieu cr ~ i le
= anu accompanied with ample direct,.,s e. .''
s'Aea W me hsit writing of the smbse ie. ,.,i -
none are genuine. We are tn,uc,J n ' which
III e"h.elne1c. OF Tie great celebrity ,sh,eh d. C a.
me mas "faned there have been, and miles. Iii ~
.ous nit i'ioni-On cncoitnc 10 u, ti,. ,,,,,,I -.
20, fafse paid the medicine can he Sent nv n ~, ~
VINO are unshiet0 pay, ers,sat H.; ~ H. DOS
~ az '"re me medicine sT,ifhr administered r,,..
fincacy Of the u,.,Ii, irs ~
roughly tested, editors ne.s.uat sr. 10y ne U
.o W' nieft this adycfiigensen and send "a r,. 80 ~,
PiPT' containing IT. -ialI receive fofn ma M, ~
fu"ps ,''cieh, - cure druuksrd. ,yheh MI
70 sduiinisteI 70 pACient la tier, |
and P"blih the result ~ " ''-'' "e'S"""r''od
Pablo Institutions and pi,;i,.r..- -
receive al very reduced price. ''''S' s"'i
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iMEs II. HART. NJ. n.
d. III. ftANSING

CrDsf,, ~. ...,,, ''''cts'0Ts q Y. Chamters
mn 1T ne Trhic IS respectfully osutipnri er,., n
J, sPu"T. inions Of Dostof Chauiber.' r, pely fs
Having the exclusive agency for KieL,.1t (,
m .haned TO sell 10. Genuine medicine al the rroi,
81 ,s "o''ar' Tor SIX do'es JAMES 5IeIsTLDoE
Il
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"fS,st 'ei-e", Sliiy VHTe, David Perkn, : sps. s5
u' Nlir "iS - infshi, Ans Fowler lv,,i,. ti w
s,,J -, " ""e' snd - IichalGscn s, Iefsy h, ,.,fs
.uo - whfrh sath Si:sau A. 81 - wig
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-
Eli y ea.5' ~ Nortlf'iabtr isnd e,.,fhau,c a.,
no., ~, hi,siy EkCGehs.'o .s,,.i, az Fs.e,isn y
ses ,., w. +.i i'r United Ss4es r,i,,a foir ST. +
cert ~1 ~ y. 9. -.
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= the 2Stb day OF june, 1871 ant eo"h'y
L'ltlehury S. Painore, c,,
SSnrFt
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49, N''''"It'''7
en- :, We t'sinl-, ard Of The Der nJart
hSs Eau M'is Wac and David Perkins 4 SIM M
Ton, 81 being read MED md appearing 70 The sstisr
laftisop susan n. VT ami % "a, roFlt'' N!iii-m
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~ s"h - ere MOI ,nhshiisn,, ~ ms tou,,ns
"' u ed, that itt said nfs,r.
,bs ~; ' s -. gay ., November neat end sn,,ser
fo-,b,r,,t p,aH"n lena that copy this ordrr b,
,aa ~ cry OF richmond, flF eight we,k sa,e-..ive
h,c NJ oiy be ioed Al the front door cus..
"'uaN OF 'Hs county. on two cesve a. ut ,isvs
Anglr: 81. - M " HA-LEit, d e, & e.
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r., benisin Z. ssrurs' william serurrs uonr, sc,,..
iAOnA' serngss Ezsbeti L. Seruggs sud sIly = Sem
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- tiis u. ri a., q
trict Of Penns, isana and Sd enrmt-In Font, 80
Sarah Hart, admIx CT Wiian kog, rs HAT, o.
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y fi,'css i.n'9"rirs. James I--r Y,,;r y)eoppo
~, y '1Sert De'n'aay, diphoaso DENIS Dekegao,, I; Il.
~ a ''eg1"dg and CqpAaiis OcfaBia Dsiosr.gy ,g,
Jt ,ns ogs ef q ysar', ny TIE sud Jaas Is,g;, M
''~''y' ''si s.aFd'eH duty qaafsd aud lert friend
agair1e Plfs.
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hose fee tieks- hrvg the sh sti ard 7,l,. an -
ami a,, each, '' ga "-' ~"
aud an other prizes determined IN s;rril.- n,sns
nss papers and bills. i''"'' !"
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Sonniy ,ef Of Meekienlut- on he ca ~. ,5 aS
sssi gs'oe aud i"'''' 0',de Pfr..
A44' Golden, George Boswell ard Thor-. 9. p,a...
The u.re,4.., A.. =. Dsfiia
. rn'shi AMI doIIen, moi hsv;n- ,nie. 81 M. Al,
- '" syensecury according u ne All ri a.so,
- IS ni ih e0nF and sppcsr,ns tom sa,i,f,e5,y
a., 49, t,., W - Hn ga mhsiHsn ~ tins state on roii,,
-. 49,. l ~ counsti, 10 IS oedsreI inst ne ssi IT,
49,. R aipff here on 'he fret ,isv of Dsefrbsr so,,
49,, 49, . ~ f,1r~e ani answer the Plsinbrs b.
'. o,py Of ihs order be Inherited IN one If he Nee.
~, "a 80 'He cry Of b-hncnd toasn Of Petsr in,,
courthouse 81 ,i 'nd P'ef a. ihe font dor d tse
''- e'-hy. ipy. Tcse-
Sent a. H. n. BkILEY,d.c
80 s30f
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4 ~, CiiaNOEni -Sug'"ts 1T i,ui,s holden ia -,
1927 " N'' gu cay oil SCI :
WIN .,i DO""i'on Plur
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Sarah iI.r', Ad@i1 CT William isos, Hal, dee.
ayairst ~'
James Paul and - Jones. Ain.'ors ofJ.b,, -
ia pursuance OF tie oltr oi the court mad. in M, 49,
cause, On the Sih day Of May, 1877 notict h.r,h
70 al persons r'ef esttd IN. aud hsyirg claim. mon
OF oir>r D"'t, late ct the saieo NV lcrscy de-
aat tiss appear hrt,re The said count rh.J. ~.
tito dsy Oct, 1897, prove :heir intet,, ~ ne
api 10 prosecute their ss,d ole,m-Ti-y sre fr,b,,
That the sum OF ioE 10, in the POSSESSION III III.
ir hrrg pat OF the estate Of the Olive, Jla,t IL :;
elsued by INC Cotai !ainan Sara Hart a. the
Wa Roger. Hat late OF Waana!aw Island in a.. I;,,.,
oi ChssstoH and State OF South Cafoua, deeer.ed ard
a he Aster OF te said court having been dirertsd 10
port the facts IN the above wall
any OF the parties claiming int
at has ohce No iO South Fourth Street PhiIa,ie,nh;. n,
arv time previous t. e said eleventh .y of Oct, =
May a. 4-iiithO JAMES S. S.ITIi. M -
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ani gwen .esurry according OF Assembly
% - p .n eou''i aud IT appearing by sai,.oio,y
evidence mat ihey not inhabitants
II 9fdfrd that those Defendants appear here ON the st
cay o' N"Nt'r er term and the hill of d..
fa'i aud ttai Of ihis order iwi ,ne,,.d II,
sDuis Newspaper puhii.ei IA he city ,ehmond for m
i''e on, door OF tie eouhouse to-, cgsny for h &
'e"s'" ." ""'- Il copy Tese,
G., =, HACa; U. CEIrTENDEN
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'y "eting frfcntor of I.frnit III Risafgta
- III ~ =, Le C4don, Ls,ia Ps.sr Rfvaiaia Mn
SSngg'H, 9iTs. - D. fiaoe. FeItr tsuiass5 arR
~ yh'sHr, hissoR and Caroline IDnrjoa,r J),Cy;.
1s yt~i'rn;' lerspf james Eorpingd moi 5gsisy
Acsr 49, YeFH,ce o"d gissn serfify nerordine 10 ne
- tS11'bty "Hdfte .ieeseC fhts cot sys i, ,,<..;.
Of ~ ,'' cfbe cont ths fsy are of iSa6ifanl
o,,gse, H. - . "seiei TINT ne srid De fsnaani ds
e' y re ttaa ead t@f er u flis or,ie BE- fS,i6
R,eSsd ~ ~ a's ntt''paPsr pabfished ir ne eiy of
4, ro,,.y - ~ mouths s'cees uefy; and lot niofhrc s,
f''''' az Or .fte eo,iho Of tks r4id eiiv
e,,, on n ePy Hssts, I'm. c. DOJy.dRD cisE
4f-fzsLN 4
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which arose to other countries from his regn
and character, begin also to be felt, though lun
ouestionably they were not of the kind winch
he intended to produce. His invasions tend
ing to reconcile the discords which existed IN
many states between the governor and govern
ed. by teaching them to unite together against
common enemy, have tended to loosen the
feudal yoke, enlightened the mind both oil
prince and people, and lead 10 many admirable
results, which will not be the less durably ad-
vantageous, that they have arisen and are aFis-
inr slowly. and without contest.
In bidding adieu to the subject OF Napoleon
we are called upon to observe that he was a
man tried in the two extremities OF the most
exalted power and the most ineffable calamity
and if he occasionally appeared presumptioI!ss
when surrounded by the armed force oil nan
a world, or unreasonably querelous when I'M
prisoned within the narrow limits OF st; Hele-
ma, it is. scarce within the capacity OF those
whose stems haye. never led them beyond the
middle path of lite, to estimate either Inc
strength of the temptations to which he yield
ed or the force of mind which he opposed to
those which he was able to resist.
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Toxoox INV 81.

LONDON, July II.
PERKINs's STEAM ENGINE. Mr.. Perkins
has Just commenced new mandatory
for Steam Engines. ! have perfect conii-
dence in the success of the engine since
the experiment which has just been tired
at the new st. GATHERINGS dock, which is
not finished, and from which it is necessary
to keep the water. There are pumps
erected which are worked by a 10 horse
power, low pressure engine, at the expense
of two bushels of coal per hour. Mr.. Per-
kins's engine, with piston of only 8 inches
diameter does the same work, with one
bushel of coal, and there is no doubt but
the engine which he is now building will
save two-thirds or three fourths of the
fuel. This victory of Mr.. P. is great and
decisive, and if he does not anticipate his
fortune, he is sure to make one.
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DuNsrAr1E. n: II. Sept. s.

We have this week been gratified with
examining a microscope made by MIR.
Ephraim Rand of Bedford, and which he
has been exhibiting in this town. 1t mag
nifies objects four hundred thousand times.
We believe no instrument has been made
in this country, which magnifes objects
more than half as many times as this does.
A common fly appears to be about fifteen
feet in length, and the leg of grasshopper
about twenty feet. Thousands OF eyes are
perceptible by means of this wonderful IN
strument in common fly, and we also
perceive an innumerable number OF aplmat-
ed beings in liquids. In the smallest
grain of fig, which we can see, we per-
ceive large number of living creatures.
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INTEREsrING rARLE.

Mr.. Editor: The following Table is taken
from a late English paper, with tho exception
of the prices in some of the American markets,
which have added, and are believed to be cor
rect. The statement is further altered by be-
ing adapted to our measure and currency
PIKE.
Prices of Wheat per bushel of GO lbs. in va
rious parts of the world, in May and June,
1907
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LIFE. 10 complain that life has no Joys
while there is single creature whom we can
relieve by our bounty, assist by our counsels OF
enliven by our presence, is to lament the loss
OF that which we possess, and is just as ration
al as to die Of thirst with the full cup in our
bands
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CANAL. The work of the Hampshire
and Hampden canal, extending from North
ampton TO the Pennington canal, with
which it unites at the northern boundary of
Connecticut, is now vigorously prosecuted.
A great number of laborers are now en-
gagged in excavating the canal at different
points. At the southern termination, it pas
ses through the Southwick ponds. The
principal work to be done here, was to
construct the towing paths, which we I'M
derstand are already nearly or quite COM
pleted. 1t is expected that only the opening
of the Pennington canal, which has prom
ised to take place the next month, the
Hampshire and Hampden canal will be
navigable as far north as the parallel of
Southwick Meeting house, 50 that the
business of the town of Westfield, which
has heretofore been done through the
channel of the Connecticut river, viii prob
ably be done, before the close Of the pres
ent season, through the Pennington canal,
which leads to New Haven. The expen-
sive aqueduct over the Westfeh river, is
considerably advanced. The PIERS, which
are of stone are all in part raised, and some
ofthem are nearly completed. A quarry of
stone, which is very easily worked, was I'M
expectedly found near the spot and water
lime of the best quality, is proclred from a
part of Mount Tom, but few niles distant,
and is delivered when ground, at 25 cents
a bushel.-Bost. Daily .4dUerisS.
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Gemeral Fmteutye,rre.
HARrFoRp.S Sent. IL


AT an examination of DAME Lawrence,
which took place in Suffield, o.the 4th IN
slant, for the alleged crime of rson, there
was found in his possession quantity OF
goods, consisting in part of tie following
articles, viz.-one hand-saw, mems, wo-
mems and children's shoes and DOTS; worry
horn and wood combs, drab Goth, cotton
handkerchiefs and cravats, NIL and book
muslins, silks of varions patterns, one UNI
brella. buttons, thread, sc. &c. also a
package of stockings, labelledA \. b. SAXON
at Burrell g. Hoffman's, from Hl!yer q ROD,
bins As Lawrence is an old bender, and
refnses to disclose the mannenn which he
obtained the goods, there islo doubt OF
their having been stolen. TIE owner or
owners may examine the goods by calllhg
on Samuel 7Tb5its or Horace IUGer,. at
Newgate Prison, or receive infrmatlon OF
Hector r. Phelps, at Simsbury.
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ISvULSERABILITY. During our stay at
Constantinople," says Mr.. Crane, " an amusing
incident befel Mr. r. gentleman attached to
the palace He had lost leg while in the ma
Wy, and being very DESTROYS of visiting the
great Bazaar, he rode through it on horseback,
a privilege used by none but Turks and, in
these disturbed times rather dangerous.
Bostandgi Bashu, an officer of some rank, be-
ing enraged on observing this, came up, and
struck with his sabre at Mr.. RS. wooden leg
The Turks establishment at seeing no blood
flow, or wound inflicted, was very great He
lifted his sabre and cut with good will through
part of the leg, but finding it all useless, he
drew back, without uttering a word, and gazed
intently on the Frank