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FEARFUL MORTALITY IN THE BUCKS
COUNTY Aims HoUsE.-We learn from a gen
tleman from Doylestown that there have been
up to this day ninety eight deaths of cholera, out
OF 100 inmates in the Bucks county Aims House.
Our previous accounts stated that the whole
number OF inmates was l40, which would make
the mortality still worse. In either case the pro.
portion OF deaths is truly frightfuI. The disease,
It VIII be remembered, broke out on the 2Ist
instant, and these deaths have all occurred in the
space Of days. The deaths on Saturday last
were FL, The steward OF the Aims House is
dead and is to be buried to-day.-Phu. Bulletia,
July 80.
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u Later advices from Bolivia state that three Revo,
ons had lately taken place there In La Paz great
atrocities had been committed, during which great
number OF houses were sacked by the mob
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-03

FIRST GLASS LIGHTING IN WORCESTER The
store of DR. Fl G. Bates, corner of Main and Pleasant
streets, will be lighted this Friday evening wihlhe Hy-
dro Electric, or Water light
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0T"Bob is that dog ofyours pointer"
mo, he is half hunter and half setter; he hunts
for bones when he is hungry, and sits by the stove
when he is satisfied
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u 1t has been ascerained that five persons beside
Capt Young were lost by The burning of the stean>
boat Aigoma, at st. LOUIS, including father, mother
and two children of the same family
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-03

u The Noffo County Railroad is againln trouble
and has been attached by its creditors.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-03

Ev The whole number OF pledges obtained by
athew Mathew since he came to Boston, is not
far from II 600.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-03

DIED. a
Levi Pollard, 49, ' s'0i Vi
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POcket ROnk Fnvv,,I
Lost.

I'm saturday, 2sth inst (suppos to have been drops
- PED While riding in n Chaise) BEAD PURSE con.
tanning some % 80 dollars in money Whoever will re-
store said purse and contents, shall be literally rewards
ed by calling at No. 80 Summer street.
Worcester Aug. /. as,
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NOTaCE-

THE Copartnership heretofore existing between The
subscribers under The firtn OF LEVI b. FLAGG a Co
Dy mutual consent is this day dissolved The business
VIII re continued al the same place by Lew b. FLAGo
who is duly authorized to settle ali the affairs of the In
firm. w - NJ a, ~ ,d'e
Worcester, Aug. O. le49 AZ D. B. RICE
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MAN KILLED. A stranger was killed on the
track OF the Western railroad, Tuesday, between
Warren aud West Brookfeld. He was walking
on the track when the train for Boston hove in
sight, and as it approached, stepped upon the 9TH
er track, in order to escape it, but in doing so
placed himself directly before the express train
from Boston. He was foreigner, from 35 to 40
years old. Two flags were imprinted in blue and
red India ink on his left arm, and ship on his
right Boston Republican.
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" The Buffalo Commercial contradicts the
telegraphc despatch relative TO the "ravages''
OF the cholera at Niagara Falls. 1t says:
But one case---we are assured by residents of
the Falls, and several Of our citizens who have
been spending some time there, has occurred,
and that was visitor from Buffalo. The Falls.
so far as we are informed are perfectly free from
all disease, and as no cholera appeared there in
1924, the place will probably continue to enioy
the exemption which it has had up TO this time
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PORTRAIT PATWTTWe

II OIlS, PORTRAIT PAINTER, formerly of Philade'pha
put now reident of Boston, will tarry a hort time
III worcester Tor the purpose OF aiordng the citizens an
opportunity 10 avail themselves Of his services in The line
OF MS procession Re may be found during his say al
BbMlSS PAINTING ROOMS, in Warren Block Pearl
Street, adjoining FGrrea HILL Specimens ofhis paint.
lngs may be at the The public are respec
indy invited to call aud see them.
worcester, July 8, 1913. dwtf
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Free Soil Nomination for Congress.
". dis. JOHN G. PALFREY of Cambridge.
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FROM THE ISTHMUS.

We have been favored with the following interesting
letter. from one Of the California emgrants and hope
we may have a continuation from the same source.
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4 VALUABLE BUSH k>c.-O~ins ~ ~ nSA"
Aue ulrfesl The prOpri-iofs % mo-. ac .
i've sud especisb- manufacturing business VII 10 ds
posed VI 10 nusners OF scspcctA 1ity WI
ali tnse eutle charge OF uefcsnul1 branch Tue
run-acuuns uaiuy for CASA and arc IN he l-scl.
merchants. Applicants musl have t-opV cash espila-
Cc oil which ~ sllh lie csgllA IN lie Coz
=. IN And The remainder pay for ne zf Interest IT.
.ht kind u lnan may easily realize SSuO o. shoov Ne
hfst Nesr and wiih more rsgsi ruel lafgef 'en A
afe,, Ola y. !" Tnouuv OAsee, one week. 80 il.'
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IEW LAW BOOKS.

MOyEsLs PRACTICE AND FORMS
TRF II iar fr-crc- % - g. lr.s ~ ~ sac
\ of @e-l grs. sl.-fl il ne ,.1r q tfec---r- -
-arlsss aY ,e Of Afr d. 1872 sd DE r-e' % lie
TO si.-s j. sdses ias P-scfca ia ce1r. Of Jl.uce.
~ me feEc- ~tl so srp-nck o' Pr-ci-1-i ioT--' y
C.lllIl-L 81 1le C0l1s-. .If-s'-.iF
B,-.oe,'. ssrrrne C51n R-pors, vols u-dsr -
NJ CalsI --Hn NJ 1885
VOL 4-O--rl'. ssr..rts. Se=-Yo-E
Vol l--.rlf1-1'- - er.cr cnlr Arpof-s-
Vol. s. I..-ol'. Cs--s se-url 1ao1, with copi0ls
1o--s AZ - -- Aneri-an al Ea.A-h 4 T.
-sor. 1l nsry s~ci-o--i c.ses not nc ire % fh-
orrrer -d1 from tae or ga notes 40 Judge Raccld,
ry Lorarr1 s1-Ets-f cJ41-e or---law
VOL 1-s.rl1aar.', Ell.ls Reports, ; C.
Curils Ol i1e Law % f@trl1
r1l-d -fat-s Arnls y gel. ~ an losA
10. --OouE .ss's k-curis, u cllssl
sn.,a'. Colmelisdes OF s.aTt-ry and Co1s--ziious.
voL s-Ho~srs'. Praeaesi Reports, Ss.-YorE
Dul.-p's Ps.ey's g-rcg.
Vol 8---n1f6-ds Chslssrv Reports.
Vol -EnEI Cla,ce-y Reports. no~ punh,nei YER
-stsn VIII and rei--r1rrs TO s-A -li Ae-fcAn
Decisions hy Jo11 Dump. cognsr -or-s'-ia~ D.
c1rfss fo1rge src Cu.frr- "a c-f, ~ '-,Fo4 i.
yof I-Ssraf0r1'. Chsn--ry Reports. S-~-l0rs
vol 3-B.rh0urs Chsucsry Reports, Ne~-fofs. Soc
cesar " Page
sarrem- Coari Rl'es Of ne Safe OF Sew-Yors, as
ssf.n shed by be Cour, Angus, ls4-
S-s-.0 o. Laws - S-E-fofE- $50 81 81 p
Cum-tccs'- Court ~ Appeas k-ports, vol ].
Slills Comme1leres 90 Joas-i--vla4 ala o-atlsiory
L.
Tresi,e o. ih- Civ J-risi'cion Of j--dces Of III
Pescs % which sided ont ines N i1s Fo~-r. s1c
Daies OF COItfv znd Town Officers 10 ne state n New
Yrs adapted 90 - Statues sri in- Code n Procedure
containing 1re-l1rs art rTac Teal forms Tor ever cs
nich arse before 1l-i CT under me >-ilies
4od Toe Code By Tomas '" Wae'man' eoalse.gT-l.-
sc. ltf9.
TIE sbo-e with gsne a. sssorr-at Of Law Book,
and Ell lh- R,pOrts a. s0O1 az Published Law
~ BkNKs. GOULD 4 CO. Law Booksellers
~ lmi.eoa aad Publishers, IA Ns.ssa-s,.
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and enpenses unproyiaea for. I.wu.s per cert lo.n

and expenses unprovided for 1t vna per cent losn
re3eemsole Ia ls65
TIE receipts At the Sab Treasury are s6el4s;
payments, s7e2ss balance, eo62l46i
The sale Of msrno cloths aud slaf good. g.
W.lmerdins,, rries, Mount, wa a very GOOD one
The company was large. The prices obtained were
satisfactory and showed healthy coalition u the dry
goods trade IA this City.
The Bank table ia yes.eriay's supplement WITS
South instesd Of North Carolina.
The receipts q the 3 s,on, Concord aad Mon
srea Railroad for the month Of August are stated by
! the Treasurer e. sl0273 g.
The newly elected President Of tho Eorhlk
County Railroad. Mr Croker, has deferred bis scceD
lance a the Office unt be has IN opportunity Of con.
iefTng with the sloekhoders toe affair, Of Rail.
road meeting is to te held tor THIS purpose
The Cocheoo Railroad vas opened on Tuesday
'ast from Dover % Pennington. Y. E lsnvth q :
niles This road, Il i Intended, continue to re
head OF Alton Bay along the southern and western
shores q Wiuuipiseogoe Lake to the Wisrsi snd 90
connecting ~ith tie Boston, Concord and Montreal
Railroad Aroad is alec 10 progress from Portsmouth
70 Dover IN connection 1i'h the Cochec0
a Ne~-York Company has purchased rich
ve.a Of Camel Coal fsw mile. from Chsrleiton Va
and are about enployn- ample capital in getiiog
out the mineral Tne stock Of he Illinois Coal Com.
psny Railroad has been taken IN New York. The,e
coal lands are situated the Bluas Ia Illinois, a5ou,
miles esst Of ST. Lo8is and sad 10 be inexhsusii-
bic covering 20 On extent Of 90 or 800 acres a
stratum OF superior coal, extending the depth Of 3.
/ feet
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~SEs SaSNE JOURNAL. FOURTH Ps6ss
ccFARED- s-srnshs w.-Aagsoa Feyt Southampton ohn
5, l-nsk y Ofissnt
go.iau Ofan lon. Pfovi Au... Hsmsn Ofi@su-
B.rs. v,nie Ssh Johnson eotieoba'ei kmg'toa sr Scott
Reel Ham fB FULLERTON winS,or Ss, Can sci A,ssr.on
Gt.nb1,r KsvAl fRlss Gra,r. Rotterdam I-es6 lBf Hall
a.hs Ff.hAro. tNorU lafsa, CAses1oni juliet, boPirs
sbs. s.r.e g..b.,b smith E.,.o E-',rp-. G,.uaes
sun. B,umosi o.roissr Smith, fyn,o'hi al, Lowell
B,,. uoe. Joha aa+~n Ptis6spAai Brohsr. B.uto-
;oni Dsla~ars, bfisss. fhdadeipaiA
m .~ Gnnueg Co e4 -ef-s p@ssergef. s vel %
w.sa--s, nth 70 ooes pa'td b steamship Nafa hssee
hp Baltimore couu I'm Ausu, 90 mi.s BOYD
b. a-s. Of Boston Bsas, Belfast snd so p".e
,,.,sn G.,t Is.-ns Pore CosiSsrosco. Aerco. With
hossry Ps,snsdt Sehumacssr sd "a CO 'chr Columbus '
NJ cs.. Bo,t csAs Sic. Aih. smith BoyuiOn sd GO
a. ,.sb,o Horon OF Thomssion Rsr,oa of-sns a. day.
gle tokNK io'i as stern boat aHd IN eaea sN e
rs e5.su sn b. E.,,por, hath saa plaster
s,hr Hsnn.r. Iars. R'ctpo h'h,
sebr Hors o Ams. Esoy. Wsr-hsn. nsrs
s,br a. jan. Too 81. Ssbnut. grsrs
-, .oS.n w,nam. sotnt. 0runo 10 Newport
-, Cowp.n, Bart Norfolk. corn bound 70 Newport
scIr J.p. & Eis, msr'nn Cssr. sh
schr Fountain. hsnnsoa. ihomssioa me
s.h, Ab,n, santin Ca-is. lstn - i4u5sr
sehr L.1.aeton. suitt. kocspor, ia
s.LsD-stssu.hp ws,hosoa sou'hsnptoa sDd hr'n.s a.
chorrt ~ SPIT detained - aa'eis7 ~nas' s'a" O1
: Or sar.. ,hs Peter Marc. Nor'ot
Bar. william Chs-s for Norok
krs Eniy. CiAfl-stos sud otoers
en .5epo,.d os ffoa PAlassFsis for an ssssin port
WIN S.pf sn-A .urrse By ~ n-uisn so suass- 90
elosns fresh all day.
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Will N@rSiiNn - IVY ri'eNf-
AsHEs-1'. 10y. - so e. 60 .ns 81 ~, Pear.
'O1ON-Th. mafs., sesa ur 4, &c ~ha r.y scir.
marc ln-fs-i f00J - sp.csstls
hs ,-sr 'onsi-so- -rpuft re
9 'i "9's .ai4Toro- ~ the crop P,ea1-s tl-
FLOUR AID hEALras rs,t-, very trn u-1.r a.. I'D
nAnc "a n,os,- fscel s4m- psrrs- ~
f'is'-s - n-fis fhs ass 80 1000 boz I'd ng 0ol
FTfs ov fsds- Inc fHr IL
~s's snf fr Tsot IS fr ~
sp~f~d m ~ Is ~
sk or sir.t st-i- ga 10 chs.n 7sa851H tr
fhsfs - busnes. % a.
10 o-ossioa .3arr g. Coartfs
- ~rn ssiss 70 o1's Js-y 80 -os X -Four
GRANT nsfsst lover fr Wh.et. -fhoat much
d7Hs fusssss 60 o1-h- -oufs-Tn i0s0
800 o. rsr a. i0s- G-1---- hold lodls Com
round ys~ and cons1srzs J-r.-y
pr-s RE 800 D. to sIi.1f 81 bg.h> ss34 a,
ve'-d ss- p1I blsh-is gd h.u Bar.y
- o.'s r,.r sss- satc Tor zad Old slrtt.rn
FhpVlsIONsI j. toft psf- 49, rs.ns. ssrg
ts Ahssvy ss-s lbs s5a 10 siz aad so0s \.
c9tns 90 t1l n-s a. The sf- o." bf 80 ht IL a
"a OniI 90 91Dp0 =. PhI.s-irb H--
mad. ~ inC8f n-st- us POI
~ Shoulders attc pnVstsssss Cot ht mo-.
~heh frt-srr IT, stpN-- 20 40 pea N IL m-fs-i
whl-Kyrte usr.st qs-t Barrels are ~ asec Dfsrg'
sid 3 -d47c.
OIl--s CONTINUES sdvsrc. sa.,2Sooo Or 81 900 s.n.
Two Al sl1s6 iof Engsh and Ansfcso, bed
anc
hh1 sy.1 nn.s. 7l53l.s S1ga', scvs to-day
hhcs N.@ Or Mofct.do.' odd M
Rsho-d sss' he firmly snc the f.tss % as alcs
pns-s ~ %. lat Oc'Hn-f
GUANo-soms 25J r.rgoaa have .od pre-
NAVAL sroREss.'.. soa bb. SPIRIT, Tap.atn, sss
cssh.
LiMI-s.v.ni cage. n Bat
present pness sss- iol ca'i' co pfi'-t- terms
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WARD MEETINGS.



Ats mrstinz OF the Delegates q re Sec
ph- ASSEMBLY u ~, ~ % - rst a. ne Nurt-An- r
c.n Hoe. jaws 2 TAYLOR vac el-ct~o D -~rs.- 10
h- s5rsesse C.lr-llon &C Geo S. P LrE.S il- fua-
srl.fe
Ia- i3.io~.ng rsso'--os, os-r-4 By Dr. Doane. uls
grsffrful.IT slo1ie1-
hs5'rc fn-t 49, AVE r-re cor Silence ID rr-se-i
secrriafyo " ct-e az Ir-.su-er C01ro sr1 s0r-
oes-O-1sfsi srd mat n ssl rr---l 60 for -irs--s
- ~ fo - tlr5 u-y l- tt- Sc ir1 ts--lav D.srci
p-4E's 10. o give f1eir sl osrI~ l-luirE .3rg.
hcflirffl 4aaf l'--e fro-s-clrgs ta rlaisI-c
~ L-iaM L sEaRDLoW. Cl,lfnsn.
JcEr EccF-a. Secretary 81 ll+
y Fourth Assembly Di.tTi~t-TiFTH NAED
60 a. 90 cou4 lei1 co. szr41 1lse. Wet hrlst-
way, VI I4rs1af ever ~ sept NJ prrs1sr t1 fl order
~ ne r.ft W-rl D-r1crsr- WIG Cor rlte- lr- f-a
Wng oererai C9mr're- ALEXANDER X SCHULTZ
70 90 f-T -cir1 Dr-- 81 lls SAFE Ca f-
= e he'd q. yrar1 zoe - TO-. lusf-ci1r.. Crss
&cDowsl Z 4 Wzr1 sll .1l Fras. FL DE-
- EiEhfeenth Ward Primary Eiretion.-An
election ~. be- neic i.- Blf- HEAD 4 re. 90 Fr1as,
2s rsl-r elect W TO 10 De-y-- % r-p--s-- The
h---nl5 D-irctin Con7el-o1i 10 81 bed a. syrz-ase
.le .6l
IssFgCToTs o. ELrcTIoT.
Z HsTki1- Paiip Psiarn, John Berrm.n,
T. o,--r ~ lie Ward glil.its-.
va. T. RUDD, Chairman
z WEvFLg. to...s.
PrILfP J0RDss. 81 if-
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For Sale, Of sOcl,, a.. see Fourth Pass.
THURSDAY, Sept. ao-P. N.
IxcoSp soAi


sxcoSp BoAkp -
saOOuss. 81 iii 50 Morris Canal. 49,: .
500 oo.......-.lIli 30 90 10 -.
500 Rasd Mtg BIDS O. l+eo Farmers i'u'' a N,
lmuiI.Int Jno A. 4sy l2O Harlem RR -'lo 30
loo NY&SHvJsbds lOOi. q NHa'en~ '''N wy
The Stuck Market has rather an upward move
nsnt but the transactions are moderate 100 inquiry
ior Governments was good and there was oe''o "
borrow a ,vernmcnt stocks. money being onere' on
tb,m. ,., cent The Fsncies felt little better 81
,ss second Board Farmers fell OF per cent iur'n'i
In Exchange there Is little or nothing doios'
marketable at 9aei for good bills s'3' '''
choice nance .A
In Pre;gb,s there is no change, with q IA" ou'r
p>., doing Some 1000 or 1900 bbl' Flour were 'SAs
g6d Cotton. rs cents Corn, 30 dead "es NJ ~
W. hsiiave that an srransement has been near
N closed by which the Harlem, Rsilroad WI" DO ~ '"
extended from Dover Plains TO Cna'n~ni ~o'"'
ste-e I, will connect with the Albany koad Su' ''
snoiber continuous route from New io'k 10 "''"'
Tie details # the negotiation have no' oeo" 'D'.
public. nut we understand that party OF 'SP'""
have undertaken 10 build the new road WIZ 'n'''
means and are 10 depend upon the ea'"'"s' "
new road for reimbursement We shall pioo"oy %
able Ia few days to give the particulars 0' '"'
fragment nh
Toe Efic Road extension 10 E'"'
e-nple,ed BY the lat October as orsinsAy '"',"~e'
Thi. will add IS miles to the road The e~'e"'''"
Corning will take place sometime In No'en''e'
cbemung Road connecting the Enc win eshe's $50
Wi, h. ,e.sy BY the 18th October, when continuous
,o,,. s.u, N,.u.Yofk To- Buffalo viii be formed some
s.x or elm, hour. shorter than via Albany a"o 81
eb,s,., ,.te. This connection With ihs "s'' 'n"''
ssd largely to the income Of The property. loo "o"'
Is now doing quite large business the reeep" es',
.lasr.by exceeding those of August Committee o.
Dr,cro1. VIII 90 up the Road on Monday to los.'.
another portion of the Road we'' of Corning sons
very iotral grant. of right of way have been made ey
the residents in ihs, section Of the couo'ry'
The loan Of $50 coo sdverti'ed for by tho oo%'
n..oners Of the Csnsl Fund Of this state IL WIN Oe
seea BY a telegraph dispatch, has been tasen a. -
average premium Of 1921 per cent ihe loan W"
anass ~ sss " relation to claims upon tas CANA aAA
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Disasters. dc.

h,rA susan Gs.sas Tie isth INST In al u ion
h.~. cs- hauled he -d a. " -. rue iaio o. sea-
49, :. rt.,c~e "a Ne ~. iof Nsshsn sc Va 40
VI r~- At III TINE The ~-sh-r n - e-ea eA :" "
I'D 49, iast cssnus 81 Ibs cameo
e.. - IL. the t~sPnI c.n-E-i
40 49, canned s--y ooia ms.ts oo~-fft
al t-r
en bo.rs be- tosfs she ~
- Csst Hurcy the h.s sF'n 10 CAPT fsy CO..
s that ID. 10 e.e caused ~ nss -oe
t@. su
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-i,AHERN NrsIcALFrsrlvAL

'i'ABERNACLE.-GRAN MUSICAL FESTIVAL
-Nrs.f- FRENCH aud htt>ER respectfully inform
The pubic t1a Encouraged BY th- ban ST success OF The
Grand lmu.r Fees. nave made ARRANGEMENTS with
Mr..r- c. r - ana MARTINI 20 produce series Of
GRAND FESTIVAL CoNCEkIs a. the Shove well
xr1wn ess1nsnm-ut in wnch the mo-t talented Mu-c-l
Aruse, 10 America VII De engaged in grrsIer srrns
-n1 fuhFr- n.n on previous occasion. The GRAND
FESTIVAL CONCERTS Will tass place with -Iure,y
f-rrut PrasrAmm.- every evening of The seek Fun
ntricular- W ne duly announced Price ~ Admission,
81 Tcseis iOf ss|s a. all III prncps music
sore. ara hotels The enormous rNpenses incurred 90
these Concerts. md 'h- remarkably price Of .dms-
.0n, coupe the Managers 10 announce mot positively
INST there will b. no free Tot except me press. and no
ori-r. will boz given Or admitted Doors open all Con
.-rt 10 con freure Alb sls5g
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na ~ Roor. the sEvEsrH SON.

Nd CELEBRaTED Do. ior ~ The Blood 10 sf-cuDs
y he ulo-s astonishing k-o~n 70 the Aasdc.n
I'd visited ~ graceful tnossands More nan
ol rvs id. yi,iird tbs Doctor Tho year which
esufy DC. power Of ais medicines PAINTED
spec Of remarkable cures can De seen Al me- 0cs
IN. doe. not maze .cx ~-n again, bat from he
ia u Hefb- together ~lin the Indian ara German Va
,-tshl~. remedies. be sp-.ciy ana permanently cures
~or-r, umor, diseases - the hart gef Eidn~ys
.tou-r1 1o2--. snd in'sc'znt and DOsoaO1s 1gnOfs
- H. blood FOf lns Life of 81 F--n l. the
aod thereof -LeyiL l7-lt
Woso TO ~, Ni,s sgFFici,sr.
O-c.s95 Gr.nd - p-sr -cd gesg Of ih- borery. Al
te,d.nee fr0mssM t0sPa Evenings from % 9 -
nr R.gts-ctures 90 HeaIh aud tn- s-eessiy ~ pure
10 "a r9n.inn ~ rsyinss snd f-st r0niss can b. Bad
A. 1i. o-cs Prc. IS c-nt. 81 lmeo1h
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p,., P,u SEPT : q .chr from WEungtos. drohsgoS IN
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PASSENGER, Sailed.

IN HeamsAip Hashrs r 'ostha-pf- and Br>Nsr Jay
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INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE.
TIE BROOELTN FihE iSsJ RANCE COhrANf
ftavING been twenty-five y7-rs 10 operation coe-lls
10 trsur-s stores. 1w-ngs ard other il<- Me-
-na,css 5o4--h1d 1rrillre, vr--r- 10 poft All IlrH
-.ryo-- on r-asuush- -ny similar i1.-itllyr
O-c-- SO Merchants sxc1.nee, " 1-l-s- N-"-ioiA
~ Wa ELLSWORTH. rr-sdsul
s.yp q -rEvFSs S-rr-t-rv " w.
VNHE -AGLE LIFE AND HEALTH ls5Lh
4 ANCF OFFICE % Nsl-sL lHzlr.ii4n btlA o. o.
la l-lr- B.rd Il DIRECTOR dec sr-c -rannu. CIV
s,-c q ten tCl per cent ne 5h irst sept D. 80
- sn.eod RICHARD BULL. se~rs-.-y
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NCfitbiti.S.
SCHOOL, ron YOUNG LADIES

THIS INSTITUTION u located 10 he mcsi h-a by
i psft u the city The house 10 comp-scy iaflstsd
with every requisite for Sehooi Comcsrn, snt eNpc
nsuc-d rsch-rs reside In the family therefore she yvung
sdie. unattended. Great surnror l. Paid -
music. th- french lsngusse taught by Ffenrh PROT
sor. the Germ by hishy qualified instructor stttn.
ton Is also pad TO vocal music drawing, rsnui In OIL
well coiors, and fancy need e-work Toe pa-
g. encouraged to sp al French constantly Tho num-
Der Of hosrdng pupils nied, but ther- are no~ fw
vscsrcr therefore wishing Ia place tr tsuz n
wards s-chool where their mors and 8te -cual
culture vii 20 surely svenred to- While they efinY &c
Ia hul home ascertain ne tsfGs OF his select fuiy
school which csunot Ill meet spprohsiou, by csrA
70 Chsshsrs Saturday Of csch week br'e ne
hoafs Of one I've where Of the fesch~s sy be
consulted sud will give every Information r-isVe - the
.rho,l 81 -
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eoaE TT oosDE lDEM"


Fw.nt place pla,e 10 so~< suop.
-. NJ. wh.t-eNcePt = fptn shvP
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aI.l.rs boos-ke-p~f, salesman, t~ii7I
A. hospcier scc0untant. funnvf-
Sol,~r.or proof- sheet reader. Gunner.
~ s,rer drummer nous he suisss
VINO III give esr< - ~ siVe ~ e''
Vofk must have. such ~ofs a. NAY
,;yv foof and Clones ri crse-rs'
NJ coating Book w.il su,t ne tiDes
rsli Of ln- faresi nch-st rby Grs.
of rs.sysdeep; Of thoughts laAanons
a. f,,.. ss xurv-ss hris 1t ~ cG'ions
81 x,es, Before my book Cen OIL come
Ms, .oue .p.oe cash. without essoi, sSa', IA
~ Please address TRs AnASstssss :. ~ iS
. 80 lsve no r +, TO ais numerous {, edrnus' On
:, The DEAD Lsts, 6rfes IN ws.hpslon .y: s,'",ly,p
'oo ~, s To- ns-.o.sl sandiag AMI fof ali the qa--e
"a oea,cs TIA, either ever fused or sessSo 10
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ANTHONY J sLEEcKyR Asca-,-
HOUSEHOLD fIh' II CRk--tNrHONA

= oLftN NJ : - = NItlIu', 20 II WI -
r- .. % oc oc.. a. - \iianuc sroosyn. lhri sees
sont sri Hcyt sts.l ssE-rs assortment 81 hsst
hl.ehod fnrn'furr tie property u seut~Ess frns
Europe. rr.ng bruss~- inrrsr ard cher csrp-ts
n.hgAry c1.r- soss. cnlc1es No sire chsir --g<rt
panu irrof. .cCsirs s~s o f.nuns-. ets card
ter s1c lsoss, cn.asisfes. ~inco~-earsln. ne
gtlores. chrs ,s.s cuL-fy, cl-sioths. r.4ucg. ssi
sup al s,sld. slsrcis. ~incc~ shsoes. ss.y-cA ss
"a scve. hec. h~cst-sss kc a. age sssoffu~rt q
sIiceSl Efrinr- ire l1ng cocsing slovehe . ~ -
soc onaer Casosees PRIV sSs q re sss - .h- Asc
ton roou. Rrosr-sL sHst,.
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sos- SIS Bfeus ANY A1s Of ard sf S''see 'r
Eofot&. al 4
-, l.. A. ~ 400 a. ~ Btsrnsa -cnr hsut, eeuaS
s,lc a a. aa bs. G@rsss, 81 and 100 fa"A's pos
90 ..g.A.no.fl, eish pss-e
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GENERAL NOTICES
LECTURE ON CALIFoRNl
Anu III Z UVLU MIN .
AA hn. .Frn lHr

-- n 80 =. bo IN. ..ru The Elephant
Sraests II bxASca having JUST rrturneu rOu. san
rsac,.co will recount HE s'inase Ia iuI-
-, soiour m Of four months IN thai Lsnd o Isouse'
- ~ : hen be passed In the Gold piggnssJ a. ne tbi-
n-.r Assembly Rooms. $50 Brosowsy, es'"een SP'''s
- . r,nee SIS on ~ondSy evening, SEPT - 81. -
~, len New-York IN me steamship l e>eeo' S's %
hsr hr,, mo reached san aocsey Sniphs 'ss =
fre this quarter BY The fairy ss4es O. me SeciA-
- lie hss viea.a ne Z ephsnt IRON oue eAuenl.'y
~ ,str And viii DO his bess 70 d-senoe hm 10 ne
aence A. ihe close OF The Lecture nt' o. ~.
So on. from those pseseut relative 10 me 50 Jres
Admitsh0o - 81 SdSs
o'clock.