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RAI.IlN E:SS.

A Beautiful. head of hair ia tn" grand"st or''a.
menl belonging ~ the human tiam". How strange
" the loss nt it changes the connie nhnr', and Trcna
urrlv Lrings the appearance OF OLD aT which III
SEES nnv to recoil At being nncnvere' and sometimes
to shn. society to avoid the tests and S2"rs Of
their acquaintance: the renalnhcro' l!"lr I've" are con
srnuontv spout in refinement. In short, not even the
loss Of properly fills the generous thinking v"ntl with
that sinking gloom does the l"ss OF rs HAIR.
To all these un,len, ant circumstances, Dld'ge
Balm of COLUMBIA srr4 the hair from filling OFT On tue
first arplichtUn and few bottles restores II AGAIN. II
likewise produces eyebrows and whlskrrs; prevents the
nair from turning makes il curl h"nullnv V, and
frees it from 7curf Numerous certificates of The first
rcsptctntilitv in support of the virtues OF Odrtg't-
Balm, ar" shown by the pr"pretors
u Read the following:-
Robert Whartor Esq. late Mayor Of philadHlp',
has certified may b. below, to the h'g csara
ter of he following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby cc"tfv TINT wehnvr used
the Balm Of Columbia d covered by j! O'd''dSe ana
have found high -crviccnhlc ot only us preventive
against the falling of Of hair, bu, also certain sstor
tive.
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in st George rlnr-e
No SO North Fifth ST.
JOHN p INGLlS, 32l A,ch street.
LOIIN THOMAS, NJ ID, l63 Rurest
JOHN : FiREN lhl Spruc" street.
HUTl McCURDy 2l3 south I'd at,
JOHN GARD, Jr, 1913 Arch street.
1t il known that three of the above signers ar" NOR
than 30 of age, and the others not less than 80
From the MavOr.]
! Con,nonw eal1l, of PENNSYLVANIA,
= City of PHILADELPHIA
) I, Rntcr Wharton. Mnvor Of said city Of Phil",!s.
,hia do hereby certify tlnt am we'll acquainted will
Aic.srs InGlis John Fure and Hugh NJ Curly
hose names signed to the above certificate that they
are gentlemen of character and respectable ~, and
such full credit should he given to the said certificate
| In witncs VIII 'reofl have hcrcunto set my haul
and caused the seal of the city to be fixed. thi.
9th day Of December, &c.
r.. 81 ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSEkNE that each bottle of, the Genuine Balm ha
splendid engraved wrapper, which is represented
the Fnll ,t\iacurn, &c,
So' holesar and retail hv the sole agents for Am.
rira. % Fetche' street, Maiden Lane, doc
bel Pearl street, and by most drugg and erumcr
t oagh hu country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
NO Winnie sale rcnts Nrw Orlrons
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~ ORRIS 4 Cr. NJ. 80 Cha-,ras s'lce', me now
" receiving mi opening the most splendid, sn-
>nn,al and iash'"na lie stock ct Ci"1hng they
have ever exhibited IN THIS market, consisting liz
mar, of the toiinwny articles: blue, hrc black Jet
blnc;, london brown, ci''on, "'iv', london smoN.
and golden Owe IF, ok and dt-S coats: beaver,
stable and harrington rock COATS, elegantly hrmsh'
ed; fancy and plain hllck cashmere aud c'"i'i
pant lnnns. english aud french fancy and plain
silk and satin vests real new market comforts;
english and trrhch fancy and pam s:arts and
huk Is; chnmnls, sks-wch and gum elastic sns-
penders; channels, mcrinn, lam3's wool, welsh Hans
mel, silk and cotton net sheris aud titawers; tine
llnin and cotton shirts, with linn h"s"ms, plain
and ruiIled; ,vnrv pearl and plain hand'" silk UNI.
hrellas "iratT's" premium G'nvss-,!s",
beautiful arti, lie of white kid, Tor Weddings, balls,
&c.; Sprtleie'd silk and rantana hdkts; ain
figured and embroidered Camhrrc d.; six, lamb
woods, m rinn, germantown, AID 'ro"n aud white
colt VI l,li hose; all ri winch they "!icr tow hr
cash, or to uun,ua customers Us usual. Nov.
EDUCATIJN-FKENc and ENGLlSH.-
Mir James, recently arrived IN this city, beGs leave
to inform the ci l:,ns OF New Orleans that he will
| open an academy ON Monday, IA, January, III No.
! 10 Toulouse street, Tor ine instruction {" youth OF
! both sexes, IN Preach and Eng l'sh, in which he
will be ABLY assisted by Mis-. James and Mrs.
! Meithrr, who speak both those languages with
great nrncy ard purity, and who w'!l tale charge
ct the departntnt OF the young ladles.
! NrJImts Will 1--WE his Whole a,'rullon to the
various branches OF education, aud tlA'le,s himself
that Ia will give entire sa.s>iactl'h TO those "h"
| may honor him with their rontli'nce. nov
NORRIS 4 Co, NJ. 80 ChrTIrcs ST Get, ara 1r-
Criviuy dhhy from Their house III fna !riphl", IN
c'eyant aud com iIete assortment OF shbsthnhl'ai
and ilshlnnahie torhn-. They lnvitt the a'len-
tnn OF The pahIIc, rs lhey warranted III Saying
lhu, strangers and cl,iGens cannot furnish them
selves moe advaniageuusly III any cuv IN the
| Union.
n 3. A few d ven elegant ivory handle UNI
brei!as, from - 10 &c inches. Also, a large l"'
whne!pne packing boxes, v,ri"us sizes, very law
ENNCiiANGE-on London, for >a'e by
~ nl7 LNGAl.E, 70 Common st
IRtE, subscriber offers tor salc lJo bh,s Flour lat
! 1 bbls Nhiskay; 80 casks bacon Sides 80 CASKS
Bacon shoulders; 10 casks caAsasscd tiams.
amll Tilu> Il liLlI.EN. !; Camp $
~ IiISKt.Y- barrels rrctIiied, Landing 'ion
w steamer Impress, for sale by Ii DORSEY.
ap,2O "A New Level
IL az 4 Thli.R, 81 Grariers:
IFE FRESERNEKS-Ju-l received IL suprIr4
81. BUSH \ ALLAN
+ IME-IOJ0 asks Thomnston Lime, landing from
apl9 SNJ WHITNEY, 70 Camp $
SNEMENT--Hv dluulic and Roman for sale by
- mar OF READ Is BARSTOW. Bank Plac
=, PERM CNND,.ES-3Uj boxes sperm Caidles
- asser;e! brands, for sale by
ar q HRIDGt y Co 10! Magazine
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aDiAlING CAEDS-Just received II few gross
OF very superior French cards. some very thin and
fine for sale cheup bv IL FELT 4, Co,
milo N Y Statiuners h Ill, - Chlrtrcs
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Z
Gas Light Banking CSmpy, Janaary 80 1889 :
TIME Stmk Of Coke hcing inilcn reduced this Com
rany will furnish Pit,sburg Coal, in small quar-
ties to their customers.
Orders received 1T the Gas Office. Bank Alley.
ja3l f. " WEI.LES. Src'y,
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do do m"rtnYaics, :
Plated. brass, aud jnrn"ned coach harness;
d. do do ggnnI sn!kto do
do do do BAIuuthe 90
Dray, cart and wagon DO
Saddle bags, .lnnhle ands ngle; vaiccs; 'dlcnl
saddle bags, Bnss Is carpe, bags. best IRON frame
leather ioo trunks, brass na,lcd leather boot top
do assert ed sizes and various styles; holsters and
pistol belts; coach, gig, sukey, twig aud planters
crop whips: wool, wo,s,d, cotton ind leather
glrihs and sursln4!es; s'lr'up leaherS; trnnk
straps and wurslcl rein web; chain and hook
ham.s; blind brdiss and lines; orch c"IliFs,
and h,rss aud mule colars.ss"l all an"hl' S; mo.
rocco, buck bsar. sheep and hutil" skins; pnod
brass and steel Bride bits Of v'ry description
plated, brass aud steel spurs Vi every description
plated, brass unt steel slr1ups OF every descrps
Inn
Together with complete assortment OF every
article in their line Of busness-ail OF which they
offer for sale on accommodating terms.
They will also continue 10 receive Ihr"usn tae
year, BY packets from New York, fresh supplies to
keep their stock ample and complete
KOUES, DAVIDSON & CO,
n Is Canal st.
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AuEENTJY'S DVSPrrIC i.INlR.

H., hsn,I,v, ii, greatest Of .n,'l s,r5s"ns va
on,u, I'll that nn,-lcntl,I of the diseases tnt alec
,ss,I ny h.u with the most unprecedented success IL.
v,,,s. fur tho renewal oi lie following Diseases
LASS Of appetite Flululrncv, Dl,ent.n o. lac ''on
L DAD, il, t,. sid, Hruvmess OF the Head and ,nlli.
m ion It, Sleep lrrrgularity OF the Bowels anu l." Ut"
cases VIII re Indigestion cuS'ivc haolt Is 'ou' ~
exist. =, ,,o, ,h, host
If orock uo,truus before the puhilc as II Is the
so!. nveutiou Of the abcs and most scientific sure"
Europe ever produced, and tn" secret o' FfHPa'T -
VA, n,1rchasrd BY the agent for vry large sum; Is
agreeable an pleasant to the taste, acts us mia ne'
;ru, always keeps the bowels free lmarls vso' ana
srens,n To the system, und cherr'ness 10 the 'n"',
.ud few but'lt5 the most 'nrmed cas's VI
dyspepsia or lndgestion aud prevents return Ill ay
'N'"'' New York, 9Th August, 1888.
80 Madison. street
6,n:-ln con,cG of leading sc.'rn'ary ME, !
say. been troubled m less, with l"dscs'''n Tor
,.u years. tor the las, three years my suiiefihSs nave
tren nsu,portnblc. | have tried several hy-ler'hS'
uI NJ, ui,er of qlack Medicines without deriving any
;,rucl;t | d'spnircd Of ohli'nS any permanent
,ic and gcd myself To the IN 'st hopeless despair
twas persuade! by many trend: TO 'tv t's ,,, w.
10. aud know not how to express N.Y. arai."n {" rs
wonderful virtues and the miracle ita's Per'ofnen III
res,og M 10 that henl. WmIn "s" ,d '' csc' 10,
NV thanks ;,r tho blessings you have crrclhy re-
storing me to prIi;ct lculu'.
'''''' jCOB MONROE.
The o~,u, Ina. in his possession scve hundred tcs'
,,onnIs similar tn the ah we, Of the extraordinary vlr
sues of this medicine. Sold by appointment al ="
Juhusou's liO ,irnvh street. NOV. .
VALUABLE ENGLISH EDITIONS
NuARr-.Ll. Wonders of Geology.
WI Cullngsworlh works
Gihbon's miscellaneous works
Rnmuu's works-Waverv, lmas) portraits -,
Purry's Legendry cabne-towpefS WORKS. o's
Iic-r's tales. 8 yOlS-Sjr Charles NiallulSon
Goldsmith Animated Nalure-Smlth on Cottages
KnJx history OF the reformation
Uavcnport's biographical dictionary NC Nr'
,. nna;rsd and far sale nv A TOWAR.
'" 20, 40 Camr Il
"LFIiANT MISREPRESENTATION Bell, 10 Char
III tres ST. has this day received small assortmen
j,rpe ,uamsled and mosaic breastpins, set up IN INT
ern stvIe.
NANCY MATCilEss-Wi'h bsa'i'ul paintings
landing frcm ship Alexander from E H5enen 10
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FRANKLIN INFIRMARY

FRANKLIN 1NElRMARX
FHllE public are nrctiuy informed that TINS ms
l tuition Is erected on The improved plan,a
ia airy and mos, ad, ahie situation, in the faui,uu
Franklin, upon lae ru I'D, mile from The Missi
s'iT
The building is large al nostromMoaiouslv divided
ntn apartments for ksrnny sepurats different cassss,
and d ffercnt discusses.
The iusrutnn is suppl with the most skiifu, and
attentive male and female muses., and speaking the
rio,ls u,,sc,n languages.
Private may be had hv gentlemen At five dol
lars per day, nclndm. attendance, &c.
Terms in thu ord mary wards. two dollars per dav
Slaves also Two dollars. Small POx in the ordinary
wards, FIVE dollars.
All car.ai surgical operations extra.
The resident ph. stefan is DIR Weddenan, TO who's
Application inr admission must be made. Or to DIR A
i.nzrmlv,g, No !. Rampant street. npl9lv
DRAZlEKS COPPfR-Juri received 10 store q
ID cases assorted from TO 81 sheets. 30 90 inches
SLOCkE L. Co,
| no II Front l.eyce
| lNXCHANGE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sale BY
~ M T. Y0RkE. Scamp st
| ISs PORk-4D bbis, for sule by
| M HOAMES,t
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FOR SALE by,
Fnllanse General Agent No. IL Exchansc pace near
the Pos, Office Also by Fey ohanu No 25 Rue o val
J. Baker Co. No II New Levce.
DR.. Marshall, Corner s, james and Tchapnouas.ts.
j. Ross, Lafayette City.
6 N Morrison. No II, Canal
e Jones' corurr rvoi Circle and Triton Walk.
Those that wish TO act Agen,sl address + AiTcL
DIAN SHE, whulcs ile Ageu mar "
NV AGNERS LIQUID UDENTl.A.-Has
w been long used. both here and in The north
with uniform success. iOr cleansing and whitening
the tcah, and preventing the to"hache; preserving
the gums, purtyin tn breath, and RELIEVING most
Diseases To which the mouth Is liable IN either the
adult nr infant -Oae lea spoonful, mixed IN wine
passul of pure water. and applied 10 he ltt,'
IN usual manne' with brush, will effect uaiiy pre-
vent scurvy, and ward of that .xcru,ia.,ng pain
he tooth ache.
Prepared only by 7. F. Wnnger, Surgeon Den
It's. to Jefferson College, and sold wholesale ana
retail by CARLETON Il Co. 81 Canal 81.
ifs sole AGENTS tor Wanaer'5 Odenlica
l,, f,rr ole h,
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sSTEiVy 1Sl)AI' Hills.

- faclurcrs and Wholesale dealers in s'ddiety
FOODS are no" receiving by late arrivals from the
,,r,, in aduIliyn 10 lhtir former stock, extern
s,ye assortment, of articlra in their hnt, among
ali
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NEW MI SIC-O, Native Music; The Convent .!
~ Pm ran,iny, ruvin, tie; Never Despair, rE
don't You remember tie beautiful glade in the Drunil
r"s and 1t Love- ,hnn ar, near me, .nny by ii i<s Sc
ri in til. grand Romantic Dpcta Amilie; Good Mig !
TN" meeting am! parting; car, not for spring on G
tickle wing, by u RUSSELL Come, come, thu" art IN 500
ROW; 4 Life on the ocean wave, by u Russell; She
watched tor him; 70 me let fall ter; Come to M
mornng; Der the water. bv moonlight; There's no home
like my avn, arranged for tn harp by + l.abarrc.-
Royal WnItzcs by A Flcche; Incrn Vctorius Court
Quadrillcs Just received and for sale by
dig Is CASEY, 10 Camp al
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INOHTUNE TELi.EKS uWN EOGk-
IL C"m!v's Grummar-l.e e, lies cookery
Bomn,'s key to lrlemaque
lorN,'s French spelling hook
English Readers, half and fall bound
Wannsrocht's French era n,,ar
Neen', VI ashington aud Marion
Ewcll's medical companion
Dahnll's ur,,mrtc-Icil on the nerves
Ludv's medical pocket book
Gcnlleman'S medical nkrt book
Musuns inrrier-t roclete song book
I|uls's nted States.
A new and lerse supply of the above works just ~
ctvcd aud opereS tor sule good terms by
meg a Tuwa,, 40 Canpt at
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~aNCY MATClIES-Wilh beautiful paintings,
landing frcn ship Al"snndsr from , R5ensn for
ts,3, 31Magazius st
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III Tres st. has this day received small assortment
l.ree .namsed and mosaic breastl'ns, set up IN the
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I SIS PORk-sD bbis, for sule by
n, Ii AMES, 4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-16

TY,o. U'osl. Oar Wool GfoStrf seem not TO
,,~src II ths adssn'sge Of having their wool
,.,sh - intended for market, sell washed. We
,,,le9 10 Of M. Reeds wtrehonse day OF two
,.,e. 10 take lsok Ai lot oi ~eal on which We
.,a hr,,d several cncomiums passed. This lo' had
.c,p pareh,sed Of Mr.. Jesse kenworihy, Of Ess'
p.shlehea tow nship. sod for neS,ness and elesn-
pes. ~e have never seen !, exeelled- As com
,tn..,son far he care in the preparation OF has wool
70, market, Mr. kcnworihy received premium OF
Eve eens per pound and vel vas the premium
deserved. Did oil our Wool Growers take the
s.me care and pride 10 preparing their wool Tor
Gale We have no doub, the proceeds Of this single
article Of espor, from Washington county would
amour, 10 many thousand dollars sbeSe The present
income Ua.A,agion (PdJ Rporter.
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., u,c Temperance iioase ef " Ciswold, ESQ and
thsace lea b. the Fswt bend q mss,c rtccecdcd 10
the snee uagbouse whctc favored Nlsh 40 sa'
dress 90 temperance by David Frost, Esq. Of Green
wich Ny. 10 connection .th The address, PicrPouts
Centennial ODE Break forth song We trees and Tho
Temperance Hymn. "sons aud Daughters Of the Phi
rrims we're pcif1rmrd By ,he choir Amor the address
the proocssion reformed an ofdes tho Temperance
House, where about four hundred ladies' and gentle
men parook Of an eHcclen, though temperate repasi.
provided BY Mr Ct,ssol4. Amer dinner he assembly
returned the church and listened a concert Of
cred music gwen by the choir Of the congregational
church, led BY their teacher Mf Lewis Warner.
/, i. believed that all the exercises Of the day
gratifying To the friends OF temperance, and the lovers
Of sacred mose The assembly both before and after
noon uneommony large, consisting II is thought Of
al least ,x hundred The address Of Mr. Frost
Of his happios, efforts Aud those who had the pleas
ue of hearing him on that subject, higher praise
well be given. 1t was listened TO BY crowded audiio
ry for more than an hour with deep and fixed a,ien
ton, and grea, delight The dinaer a, the temperance
house was excellent SUCH is presumed TO give TO
all who par,ook Of it, pledge Of the best accommodations
whenever they shall have occasion to avail themselves
Of Mr.. Griswod's house, as rareIer's home. The
concert consisted of choice selection Of and
pieces performed in good and with admirable
skill.
! Every countenanee appeared cheerful and happy -
But the interest, order and deeorum prevailed from
morning I'LL evening The assembly retired at an carly
hour and the day. OF uncommon interest, was followed
by still and qtna evening. We had no toasts, no
eheoeag no rain, no profanity, no quarreling, and no
/ drunkenness. The reason was obvious The element
Of discord wounds, babbling and Strife absent.
Not drop Of intoxicating drink Of any kind was to be
had within five miles of the place. Aud there few
il any present who would have tasted il If the heavens
had rained rum. The moral influence of the day APP
pears to have been decidedly coed The friends Of
briefly and good ORDER are filed with a degree Of
confidence and courage. And intemperance and It's
abetors glad retire several shades further back
into the dark den Of concealment and silence.
! l. PLURIRUs UNuN.
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how,ug riustosd, Css,lcioa, rouilnsy, Cisrcndoa
fssaaos, wsAngfefs, and Middls,owr a. veil e, tbs
and mos, q Ibe other seemed 10 realize ,be
eessy OF saeking Iber whole sad preparing
for the SIGHT soeh aaanimi,y zoo seldom Ptersls ia
large body Al wsrc impressed with the idea that
only sgsns p,,Nepaiities aAd posoos that We
have g., 10 contend from abroad, bat every
species Of fraud ard corruption which the device Of men
can invent, II the enemy carry the var here as IN
other sections Of the Union.
MEASURES, UNION, VIGILANCE and HAIR
MoNY, seemed TO he the vAtohwords Of ali Fixed
and determined resolution 10 do their duty resounded
from all quarters of the convention, and should the
spirit be carried out loco ocol.m hereafter have
abiding. place in Rutland County.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-16
From the n. y Evening Post Of Friday
ACCIDENT ON THE HARLEM RAIL road

The city vas thrown into great excitement yes
tetday morning by rumors occasionod by dread
fol explosion which took place the Harlem rail
road 10 the neghborhood of Union Park. IL up
pears that as tho train was approaching thc city.
The engine ran or The track, when npmbcr Of
passengers chiefly mechanics, surrounded the en-
glue for the purpose Of replacing n upon the rails.
While thus engaged the boiler burst. The chief
engineer blown to pieces His legs were
found in Union Park bis ntms pile Of lumber
on the other side of the avenue, aud Ius head Mas
split into two parts.
Tho assistant engineer had both his legs brokc
and his head. face and breast dreadlully scaldod
He only lived a few moments. Another person
employed, pOmed Philip ". Case, was so danger
ously wounded that ii IL supposed That he cannot
recover. The nemes Of tho other victims we're
Johnson aud Spencer. Besides these ihfre were
| fifteen or sixteen other persons wounJed or sesd-
ed. The fragments of the boiler were scattered
in every direction, and the machinery Of lhs ca.
CINE was entirely destroyed.
! Another &c the sufferers was Rnderek Matheseu,
son OF Thomas Ma,hcson, of 46I IL Grad street
who was severely scalded Oh his less, aud had bis
face drcodfully lsceraicd by the pebbles aud snud
blown into it. 1t is reported that he has slnce Died
Immediately after the casunlry became known.
great number of people collected about the place,
aud so great the Indignation excited by the
supposed corelessness Of the persons employed by
the railroad company, that it was with difficulty
riot could be prevented. The arrival of Alderman
Tiemau with body Of he police and queed Tho
turbulcnt disposition Of The multitude.
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Rutland County Convention.

Some Of tho Van Buren, editors in this State have been
promul eating base libel about divisions and su.
pineness in this county and others, and ae cal
culstng 10 beneh, "the party thereby by diminishing
thu Whig mslorites in these counties at the ensuing
September election. They say the grea, Wing major
iiies in Rutland Addison and Windsor can and must
Be reduced order 10 carry the State for The loco ceos
We should think too. But can they do IT. We
are willing they should try Rutland country a, any
But it's all delusion for our opponents 10 think
effect anything in this county, and we conjecture
the deluded Of " the party would have thought
too, had they attended county convention last
week in this place. We have not the county
awake 10 her true interests than now, If the
Wings generally possess the same spirit which mark
ed their delegates at the convention, and We have
little doubt of i, from their representations the COM
ing campaign will be the kne Of loco foeoism ia
Rutland county.
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For The Head
FOURTH OF JULY IN PAWLET

One Of the hes, omsn in present horizon is to be
found, in growing disposition TO reclaim the day OF
our nation birth iron those unbsilo~ed and s'e'ous
orgies 70 which has been TOO long and too generally
devoted The day conspicuous in the annals OF the
past and be illustrous, for good Or J0r erd, IN
all our future history II has attained nol'ris'y' ana
an interest in Americas minds Of which Il can never be
Invested IL will be even rife with mischief as II has
been unless ii is foesslied by the sober aud 'fiuops
and made the occasion Of better III logs II "a highly To
be desred therefore that lie 4h Of July should Through
ou, our land be held sacred 10 The promotion Of ihe
moral and ,He lieeius good Of community Ard u may
no, be useless make public such ossef'aHees o. us
day AZ are oaIeus,ed 70 promote lbs effect.
These r.n.rAs ny sPS0sy for t'e present com
munieGnon.
The an Of Jaly wss rswe', devoted 10 the inis''
eds Of lsnpsrsnee sad sacred muse Aeeo'eins 70
previous arrangement, large ssssms1ss' o. pseP's
ron Pswei and EdioHing towns met n ne n''Fn''s