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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-05
TIER STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC. !


AS1wlnP-AIr Aug 81 Lila Mallory. Williams, and
Ei,aes,h Dennson, Tucker, NYeIk Below 22i Sc,
lett, NYork; California, Clark, Boston
In pert suana Barrett South Carolina Stewart; Mary
Glover, ohlse and Howad Batch, for NYolk ldg.
Weather Gage Carr, NYork In por. Commerce.. Sonbi
ates for thsIesten dg Meteor Resrse Charles Cooper
thers Baxter for NYoIk do; Margaret, Wood for Pha-
delphia. Go.
BnTllnHAyEy-Arr Aug 49, Copernicus wlsting,
Crosse, Sander, Gascston 10th, Laontns Thorn,ann,
NOIleans; Anna, Evers, NYoIk.
BReHToy- OF Aug 49, Johannes, Won Fritzen from
BlAcHy HrAp- on Aug 10, Besss, Haesloor from Bal
tiniore for Bremen.
BRIs1or--Cid Aug 90 Cheshire, Rich, NYork. Arr at
the Pill 10Th hsry Adela, Sears Bristol for NYork (aud
remained 2zd). Sid from Pin 10TH Burlington winchel
NIork; Goth, Singapore Crose, do Carr 18Th from Bis
teD.
BnAKF-sld Aug l. Jacob Crosse, Kruse NYork
B,RcT1oyA-AIr Aug L Cito Estape, Charleston; 4th,
Ceres Rens Roltos, do It'll, Tgre Plu, do Antila,
Miller, and Chulo Roig. NOrleans.
CARpnF-Arr Aug 20. South Carolina, Groves, Havre.
sa l9th, Moro Castle Bhcp NYork 20.h, John Spear,
Spear. and Champaign Woodward, DO; I'D, Given,
CuxHAyfN-sa Aug 10. oder. Eslers NYork.
e.s Treat Maassas; EaSard Cohen cars Tnidld i.i
oADn-Arr Aug 10 Isabella. Sicsersoon. Work, SD
10th. John winthrop, blanchard Cons antaope (ad cd
for Bos'on). CID oh, Independent, Smith, NYrrk
CAFE OF Coon HoFE- SID July 8, Peytoaa, Jenkins Mel
b0urrc
BEAI-Arr Aug 10, Kate Howe, Norctosc London, and
proceeded fer Cardiff Goth, Julndar, Hart NYork, aud
proceeded fer London; 3D. John Cosar River st Law
rer &c for Lop0on.
Passed By 10Th, Dlucher Jansen, from Baltimore for
Rotterdam. 20ih, Admiral, Wietipg from Richmond for
Bremen 21st. Copernicus from Hamburg for NYork.
DAnrsot nI-oH (no date), Statesman from NOrleans
FOR Antwerp; on Aug 49, Eise, Biubn from NYork for
Hamburg.
DrNeENEs- or Aug 10, Gustav, Won santsn, from Bal
tDcIe for Bremen.
EGslSoRE-Cld Aug 10, Albion, Koht Stockholm for
NYora; 18th, Strena Leach Boston for st Petersburg
FAIMoUTH.-AIr Aug 90 Costereli, Dickey, Trinidad
Sd goth Liverpool Williams, NYork; de Donna Via
gem, Lett. do.
GorH0BrRG- CID Aug IL, ssgadaliock, Faher, United
States. ,
GnAvrxD--Arr Aug %, Matilda, NYork. SD 2lst,
CsssteIdes akey, California; Ocean Queen Smith, New
York.
G1AsGow--sld Aug 1e, Eli whitney, Blaxland, WORK;
I'D Lucora Stouer statra Morse, LAYTON, and Riao,
Mitchell do.
GRIrsocx-Arr Aug Is. Marmion, Jackson, Havana.
GRAyrsEsD-Sld Aug 20, O.omocto Howe, Cardiff and
st Thomas.
HAyRE- Arr Aug IL Ferriere, Erussart NYork. 10th,
Manchester TYLER, N0reans Goth, Havre Milford New
York: Athens, Robertson N0flesns; Linden. Clark, Gal
weston Sid 10th Rhine, Doane and Rayenswood John
son NYork; Goth, Mercury, Conn, DO.
In port . sunrer, Dyer Sea Queen, Manson; Belle
Assi1s Czislin. ard Globe, Bsker fcr Norcane, ldg
ChessFsste, lambert Harvest Queen. Mansoa krankus
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tsn, without driving OF ths water IRON The whoss
kyeL 70 thu very serfSus injury 81 navigation. This
witness was oross examined ~ mAnagers counsel with
OUT any variation In his direct testimony.
ony SIX o. eight contracts writing With persona for
furnsA'ng materials for the State canals; all thu rest
which wese numerous, were made verbally astner is
charged wihhsvng allowed contracts to be made With.
'r NJ H, no;da :. .oun.., for x.th.r ro.. and
remarked. Mr.. Prssidsnt, ws hsye now ani.hsd
the testimony on The part Of the defence. with
TO put TO M Calhoun. who has been sWorn on
him here ths morning bat we learn he he. left the cry
eEd his testimony cannot therefore be had TO- day. NJ
Calhoun 10 ODe Of the Canal Appraisers, and was .
tbs InvssgstiDg Committee of the House
of Assembly Of which Mr.. Champl,n was Chairman
and examined by them in relation to the oondu Of
tbs Cans C0mmssi0r ers-,hat whs hs was relating his
testimony and attending to all ths Commits sioners ia
body he stopped and directed to sag nothing In
restil to either OF ths othsrs, but con6ns himself
excu.iyel, and sursy to Mr. Mstder thereby sho
that the Committee OF Investigation had intention Of
entering Tito enquiry relative TO the conduct Of any
othsr State officer. Mr remarked that II the mana.
gers wiling to admit this fact then it would be
necessary datain the Court in the hearing Of any
further testimony.
Msesrs Porter and Hastirgs both objected aud would
concede nothing which mot proven NJ. Champin
willing to allow until Monday to procure Mr. CAL
houn for the purpose declared By respondents couose
which vas t.oitly agreed to.
Nr Peokhsm Then have got through with our side
Of the Testimony.
MIR. Champl,n 1T has besn mutually agreed between
the and the the respondent that he
should open the argument befo the court. He had
made preparations to this morning. but IS ne
has been seized with hoArseness which viii render 1T
rks0me for him to he therefore desired that he
might be permitted to defer his remarks until Monday
The court then adjourned until IL. O'Clock on Monday
morning,
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AUIAf... I,Iot U4I
The unknoSn cases City OF the ~ tsAicr
the same proportion (six sevenths) in the preceding
tables tho deaths by yellow fever forty nine The
total deaths Of yellow fever for the week ending the
9Th inst. were ee6.
Tie returns of the fourteen weeks ending yesterday
at A NJ, nce the first yellow fever death took place
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Police InIelIicence

An Outrageous AGoir- ANemIA % ConlsN Rare OBJ.
cessDe Camp and Lse hton. of hs Exntn ward sAtur
Schmidt charge attempting violate tho person
Of young named Eliza jack residing at No. 20
Laur.ns street The girl tells the following story,
which the police took him into custody
She sta.es shat Schmidt pretended to her that he knew
friend who van cd to see her. and that II she went with
him no would taxi her to the house. She accom- aned
him and instead OF taking her to her friend he took
her to house Of ss2naton situated at No 66 Wooster
street where he escorted her TO third story ROOM lcck
ed hs dUoS and attempted to violate her person BY us
Ing threatening anersee aod violence The girl
gave an ALARM and schmidt fearing dstection escaped
from TIE house but was subsequently arrested oy the
ponce ana convey 90 TO prison on the charge Tue gri
was 70 ner aborng under serious IN
'urTyh oro. of s,.o,;,o omo.. u.n,ur &c ~.
r,i.a dW z Ssea4.ng m"'Symumse. smo,n' Vi .ne
~ aea,ma 400 ~ d trau anu anu On N
~ e.o"'ne ~ - ~ II1 no Poeaossn ~ Dt,Ses
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(s,, wstto.. ana wn, am Hbnecck. Osowsv, fer HTss
ia . S;I S,ss, Re-
NYork sAA' Ni''-
H.suScs- lno dAts), Heb, 70, Hassoos, from New
HAsDUne-sid Aug TO- Lrnsourg, Itttnaa NYors.
eo Avg 49, Lousisna. dew SYok tasd
Hos4R1 TowS-Af Nay 30, sea Brssss, Newell, 3sA@
IsI1 9, WIeH,-on Aug 10, Franklin, 1h,msou, arss
IT%.0o,aA,S ASg - Ey..ss,ss. E.sas Nosi.s.s;
MgsS Forest Hios, Alien Abesa ct. G sas%: h h:a
and James Iitse@ss, HI NYo5t Ms,y Piss...ss: Ksa.
star (Br), Wright St John, NIB Iisr,dian. Kanssa. 8
Lott NYorl: Desasmona, Tarnham, NorlsAus; AastssH
Tessisr Charleston ED Marathon. TAYLOR N0riesess
VIM SpscOst. co1nLh, NYorS, Enma watta. Dssrbxas
OF port Goth, CorneNa French from Eyork.
Sid 10th Isaac Wsbo Fnrber NYork Goth, Gen Park
GA cS's Adsn and a,asissss MsSs sYs
CD oa sn 81 T sasss w sS1,ssn SYerk
Ectd ont 2sth, Taurus lsJ Boston and nYork Saxon.
csUb chimbora Webb ana Conssntins, Dur,es. New
YORK: 22d Duena Vista. Tbeabald Baltimore Evauge-
Mon.szyms. De Courcy; New York Hn.chinson, and
Esther Barley, Barney, NYork; Wilhsnins, AollAR,
LosDos-Entd inwaris Aug 90, Sir Peel, Chad Wick.
Nio'k iard outwaIds same day) Champion Dfeu, st
Johc, Nd South America, Lincoln Cape Chat Erts.
Levin, Shx nehne Adele. Lewis st Kits ed American
Eagle Moore. NYork (and ENID out ,ame GsvJ; Wm D
Sswali Siaau Green Island Canada Wm Patten. Decker,
Sheaaa Falcon Wade Norieans Progress Ssa .co. Nee
York; VIM Cooper, Iandsrsin, Quebec; N de Enbd,
Percy, sogua Helen Miller Gsit Baltimore; Empire
Thorndite Calcutta 23d Charles Walton Robertson s.
John RIB; Republic, Welks, ard Henrich Hochraan,
NYork
Cid out 20th Ocean Queen Smith, NYork; Ottawa
C0ckburr. Quebec aud Montreal
Adv CoristiaDa Hammond for NYork 25th; Sic Robert
Peel, Chadwick, 90 sept l. American Eagle, Moore. Do
9Th.
MARsEnIEs-Arr Aug II, Lucinda Sears Sears NYoxx.
MFIBoURNE--Arr May 22. Falcon. Watson, Boston:
Ariel Caul6eld. Work June g. Chicora H,ues Boston,
Panama Girard, NYork.
NEwRY-Arr Aug II Abigail, GriAishs. Cardiff Arr Il
Warren Point 18th, Vitruvius, Parker. st John, NIB.
NEATH-Arr to Aug 10 Caroline Parrot, Brldport.
PIyMoU1H-Arr Aug 10, Tamarac, Thompson. Prince
Edward L. AID
QuTZNsrowS-Arr Aug IS, st Jago Means Cuba; loSk
Pallas Young St Jchr NB; Columbus Hoton, AatanzAS
Sid 18th, w Horton. Packard NYork from Cardiffl.
sHrIDs-Sld Aug 10 Calcutta, Loring NYork: Goth
GlenburD. Springer. ard Vclante. -, do
sTocKHoIM-Arr Ang H. saons, Sargent, Riga Cid l1sh
Am Alia Maria. svepGsen NY ork.
The STANTON Ang 10, Admiral Wisting. from Rick
don; Emma Helmere, from Baltimore for Bremen
TRIESTE Arr Aug 1S Jane Cooper sel Havana:
18th John Henry, OK ard, N0rleans.
TExEL- Arr Aug is Michael Angelo Sears Baiimsro.
Put buck 18th, Mary Hudson, Patten, for NYo-k.
Memoranda
IAUNcnED-The fine clipper ship Reporter vas suoceas
fully launched from the yard Of Dir Paul Curtis ct Eat
Boston, Saturday forenoon. Alsrgs number were
INT IN UvVfn nca fho lonna
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TIE EPIDEMIC AT NEW ORLEANS

GENE teries-HOspltals-R
GFrom the New Orleans Picayune. August %
The te1ments in all the cemeteries OF the city the
week ending Elk O'CLOCK yesterday morning. Saturday
the 27th instant are in detail as follows:-
nteTments fer the twenty four he ending at six A.
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r., io'si. $500. :...,..... z,soV ,258 1,l81
The decrease In the returns OF the hoeptal ror fba
week Jus ended the previous weeai marked This
Is partly owing 70 the influx of patients Of the iuioest
eiass TO The several nirmases established By the esrd
OF hfaita And the Howard Association, Still marked
oeesase 10 hew c1te ia charity and Ia private practice
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40 400 a,AoL
The unknown were fifty forr In number or them
at least six deaths By yellow fever making the
total by this cause the week ending the 18th
inst, 30s.
The returns FOR the week previous to the just
ferrsd TO- were as follows
Interuents for the twenty four hours ending at A.
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The cases Of death for not stated were a. OF
which 90 at least yellow fever making fA'
total Of yellow fever deaths, for the week aas
The mortality for the seek previor- 'o VAC '''e "A'
Intsv~ snt, TO- twenty four hou,s ending at A.
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OF the total interuents, ninety where the
dcctcrs certificate did state the Of death. OF
these least seventy yellow fever cases. max
irg tie d. aths BY yellow fever for the week, 442.
The mortality for the week previous follows
Interments for the twenty hours ending at six A.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept Al Pm.
Ariiyed-Bark Elk Hammond. Boston; brig Alssia,
Haskell, Co; schrs Nancy Bishop, Kelly do Rob
Qeared-steanlship City Of Boston. Fisher Boston;
ship Westmoreland. Ocean. Liverpool barks CoaraA,.
Smack, Rio de JaneIo; Sophia, Franks. Havana; Hm,
Taylor Boston; briggs Myra Fuller do; Tyrone, Bartlett
do; schrs Patterson, Dole do; Watche Wooster do;
Counsellor, stanly. Co; BENJAMIN, Dennison, DO;
Cummings veaz'er. do; Cape May, Rose, Eau River; ]
Russling, Henderson, Bristol, RI.
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Total.

Tie totals Of the hospital reports for thu Eve re,Is
sbding at midnight on Friday, the 2sb ns are as fol-
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Memoranda

IAUNcnEDThe fine clipper ship Reporter was suocsas.
fully launched from the yard Of Dir Paul Curtis OF East
Boston, Saturday forenoon Alsrgs number were pre-
sent to witness the launch
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BOHES IN SOCIETY.

OF all the borcs with whom ,ori.ty i ,,.
ilrtc,i none is more presidential tina, tb, .o,,r
man the fellow W IIo i Iw,ys J;.sat;.t;nJ
grumblinc and Disconnected II. * nnt .,t
i>ficd with brinr uncomfortable. Ii,,.nIf L,,.
he seeks to spread shade OF discomfort all
around him. If he would be content TO con-.
fine his mutternrS to himself. and 70 m,in-
tam a strict >ecltl>on, he might be par!oncd
and plt!rd; but when he thru>tS hi, rlicvan-
crS upon society, he then becomes. as por-
berry cloquentlv observes. most toIrrlblr
and not to be cnIurcd.
The sour man is always sour. the milk Of
human Kindness III his breast Is crrIlnI tIrrr
IS no sweetness in the acid ,r;u.i,I. uf H.,
CONGESTION: nature. m, ,,;v,.n ....,..,..
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same: in ,,,n>hir,. and ,,,,,I;l y. u,
and .c,,I;..,r U1,.u i',..'L III !" '-"'
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i, :, :, I,I, @F"'i'''> i; at the wealth
:.". ':'''' '"i' ht calls II Arctic
.rI'.;.S. = :, l ''''i''' ''I compares 1t To the
,,;,b,,r' ANIL ','~ ,,,,I 1T declares II rams
Tb,. ,'. . ,.'' , ''I''II Is hurricane,
., :, VINO ',>'''''' 4 hlonrniu and >ad ar,
'''"-'' '''''H "I'I'r somewhat from tn" sour
I''h' are "''h alter iile >am" hood. >ay"
'''.'' '.l' "''It't n',>or'lrrr i generally
mourning Tor himself. lie will never set ont
"T9" a. journey without first terrifying HIM
SELL 10y bringing t" mind all the horrible
>l'amhoa' a'rlicnt<. and stagr-coarh trl-r-
'i'-' ana dI,mai rob7erc>, and murders of
,Ft''"':>' 'I''' nave OCCURRED within the last
haif century; lie VIII thus be prepared To
S, W,t '''' . o. horrors ,: on inc ro'd'
"tll inc tl'I mi Whistles Oh approaching
o'",,,"- nT "',1 i',''T.la'f'! feel certain OF
comm '"''',io'r' "'" VIII screw his body
,l ,;r 81 ,h ''r',, "n ">>'Ie Shapes TO meet
%nm IN Io.r, '', ,ia h. 'a: ,, o! 'he engineer
.|',ax,I ' -, '''' WIN instantly >n"@c>i
'i'' ~ '''>i"i "l inc boiler and the i,.>irI,.-
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C>bilpg.

How 7" RISE EAELY.-Live next door to
house where Shanghai fowls are kent.
D"rEIfrL.-Mr Fugcrson saws he ouobt
to be considered a friend to the Maine law
for he has made as great personal effort, IN
put down liquor as ANYBODY.
x Papa" said precious child. what i
hunaug:" 1T is my dear" replied III.
parent, with dcep-drawn sigh, when ,our
mother pretcnd> to be very iond of NE and
puts 10 buttons on my shirt"
x When YOU see Young man and wo-
man waking down the street. leaning aoain,,
each other like pair Of badly matched oxen.
h assured that they are bent on consolida-
ton.
LrAENING III. will rain
Yesterday, SAID one Frrncl.lnan to another
III En- Ii-h. 1t showed tomorrow" REPLIED
his companion. equally well skilled in,hc Ian
Jug.
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.fnr ttt '}}o'l3 an0 Gir!9.
ELEPiiAtTINE ElOLICS.

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We vrr,. au,,,>,d .,y. = writer in AIMS
WORTH, N...azinc. With w...h;ns the hide
gutl,n.an one dav. literally e;.r!.in-: III, fin
Ger. he roi.,I hi, trunk 80 that III. rnd
went INTO III, mouth. and a,,;,ya.cd to hc rub
lin. IL annl,<: rcILap> one Of his coming
tcr,h ,n;.ht he tro.biin- hin,. He then roll
81 the trunk from one SIDE Of the mouth to
tie other, and appeared to suck the finger
r..d. Giving a sort Of old snort now al.d then.
~, foot Itching. he .:i.cd it and rubbed it
viii his trunk. Ia oo.l.,f.s rubbed his lcn
IN ;f.c PhoIo Of lia,oJ and alter again
sucking it in A thoughtful mood. he suddenly
ran l,rhn.rls until he bun.pc,! AGAINST ms
r.,..aa. =, no welcomed him with >cycr,.! ca
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z He G. Al E d d n A n

Z. he great law Of nature il. eat and be
eaten. The spawn eater >wallowS the worm,
the shark swallows the spawn eater: the
hawk pOunces on the chic ken. the eagle on
the hawk, and the sportsman on the earle {:
roIuc> feed on honest men. lawyers on rogueS.
and the devil on LAWYERS. Queer arrange
mcnts these. but who viii say that it is not
all for the best?
AEcnfECrUEAL J"NE.-"IIow rapidly
they build houses now" said Cornelius to an
Old acquaintance, as he pointed to neat two
story house-'they commenced that building
only last week and they are already putting
in the lights"
Yes rcioined his friend "and next week
they will pat III the liver
X Ii a printer dreams Of starving to death
1t foFeiokens an abundance Of '.pi.
E55 dear me ~ said Mrs Partinuton, and
80 >he Is dcar-not that She meant So be-
cause under that black bonnet is humility,
and Sclt-pralsc forms no part OF her reflection.
1t was simple ejaculation, that was all: our
word for it. Dear me. here they are roin"
to have war again over the sea. and only for
a Turkey, and it don't say how much it
weighed either, nor whether it was tender
and Prince knockrmStiil' has gone oil in a
mill and the RuShin bears and the AuStrich-
6 are to be let loose to devour the people
and heaven knows where the end Of it will
leave oil. War is a dreadful thine-so dcs-
howing TO temper aud good clo'c<. and men
shoot at each other jest rs if they were cutter
purchase, and cheap at that" How sorrow
fully the cover OF the snuff box shut. as She
ceased speaking. and the Spertaclcs looked
dcwv, like a lumber in Summcr-hcat filled
with lcc-water. as she looked at the profile of
the corporal with the splig of sweet fern a.
bovc 1t, and the ole. sword behind the door
What did Ike mean as he stole in. and Il,
posted some red article under the cricket
upon which her feet rested. and then stole
out a"tin: y kissing sound 1olowc,l-rrack
snap bang whiz went ii bunch of crack
crS-and Mrs Darlington. in CONSERVATION
and cloth slippers, danced about the room,
tor1etiu of the distant war in her present a.
la!lm All, Ike Post.
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DERRY ACADEMY.

'yHIlE FALL TERM Of thi> INSTITUTION VIII COM
L memcc on Wednesday,. the IN day Oh 'TI'cliI
her, ord' The <up,r;nte@i,a'sg $tG"r "otS " M
accomplished t,,,,L.rs Fi.EptEICk Mort, y. W.
Principal. AMI NI;-- EMMA /. pEANE, frcceP'fesS-
Additional teachers Will ais, he employed.
The Boarding Hal will be under the supervision
Of Mr. ELISHA JENNE.
The Academy buildings are now undergolnS Il
thorough reiglir and mo effort viii b" spared 'ii Inc
part tthe Trustees AMI Teachers +" max" th'- M
>iiiu,ion worthy the patronage and confidence OF
The Public.
y lar-e and valuable library i conno''r! with
tn INSTITUTION among which may be :"u't iifrr-
Family. Classical. and New Miscellany; library
consisting in all of about EIGHT hundred volumes.
By order Of the Beard.
VI. CARPENTER Secretary
Derby, Aug. 8, 1888. s@'w3
YNHIS NAY CERTIFY that | have .tven
Il my son Peter Wc,ch, lii time durisg the re.
mainder Of hi> minority. and shall pay no debts OF
hi contracting nor claim any Of his earnings after
thi- date. STEPHEN WEIGH, JR.
Attest: y. II. CIAEK.
Grot"n, VI, Aug. }. 1853. s3'w3
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S. S. MORRILL,

HE-HL open Il SCHOOL at 81. John~bury
w East on ednc>day, sept. Z. 10 continue
eleven wcsk-.
All desiring can receive instruction in Music and
Drawing from an experienced teacher. Board amd
Rooms for tho-e wishing 10 board themselves cal
De obtained nj low prices.
AUG. 18th. lS;ij. e3'wiH
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81 MINER ARRANGEMENT

.INAlN> leave Windsor N JOAN and 2O5rN
OF on arrival of the Cars from the Central and
ia>>"ml>'c r"ad>-h"th Trains connecting at Bel
lows Rails with the Vt Valley for y York III:
Springfield and Hartford and with the t-h,.li..,
H. a. Tor Boston VIA kccnc and FitchburC.
- rams leave Bellows FALL Tor Charle>toSn e,l
"lnd>"rat l2on AMI 800 T. NJ. or on The. ,r,-i,,I
oil the Ncw York and Boston Trains. I,orh Tr,;,,.
c"nnectnEat " ind>or with Trains for Os,ler>l,Irr
montreal burlington, Montpelier Wells River. -.
n"Li>bury Ne Passengers ly ihi- route cunuer, =,
Fellows Fall with the Train, Of tn. Il SE y y
Tor Rutland Whitehall. Saratoga and the Wr>t
Al fitchhurg Trains connect direct with III.
rams FOR Worcester. Providence &canJi AT t,ro,on
Tor Lowell, Nashua, Lawrence. &c.
Stages connect at Chare~t"wn for S,,ringfi,.,1
ferklnsvillc, South Reading. &c.
Ch"ritstVsrR, y. H., Nav q. ls53. Sas,t
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

FENIIE FALL TERM Of eleven weeks Will com
Il mence on Wednesday. Sept.
INSTRJCTORS...T HoMAs SCorr PEARSON.
Mi-- AEEY l.. IiITCHC"CK,
Nj, IotI>A i. BEADLEE.
Nj SUSAN T.. CHANDLER.
TUITION...C Common English. $500;
Higher English OF Languages, $500:
French. >I.75:
Music. $500:
lie of Piaro 5000:
Drlwiu@. Painting, Monochromatic, Poly
cir"natic. each, 500;
Papirr Marhe 5000:
'atn" in Oils. $500.
BOARD...F"rr eleven weeks. Sl6.5o
THOMAS SCOTT PEARSON. Preccpt"r.
rcncham. VT. Au". H. ls5}. s}sw4
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MRS. G.. ?. THAYER

Es-ILL rive instruction for the remainder OF the
W summer and fall. in Nj SIC and PAIN ING,
either M,mcchrumatic. Pastel or OILS.
St .Iohr-biIv. July ~. 1888. SILT
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tie dyin. baby in the ely of Boston, some
weeks a"o. About the middle Of the night
which h" died he saw something beautiful
which he could not well understand. He was
very much delighted with the vision, and his
parent assured him that God had .ivcn him a
Glimpse of heaven. Bat they soon perceived
that the vision was somewhat married by the
appearance OF mountains which lie saw be
lore him. Almost in a moment, however, at
ter they were discovered he exclaimed, Il
strong man will carry me over the noun
tain~. and soon after departed on his journey.
Gentle child and gentle faith
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TELEGRAPHIC.

I2HNSBTRl OFFICE directly Opposite III.
- ","hii>bury House. one door south OF Cheney
X Cos Express Office. Message, ,rnt :, al ,,.e
PRINCIPAL cities ard towns in III. T. : and Csn,,j,'
al message strictly confidential Messages re.cei,.
IN y. man or carrier promptly attended to AMI Zee
lari!' =, VIII he sent L. a.lv e reqi,iri, .b,o
i W. ROBINSON OPERA TOR.
u I...-.tErv. VI IL l - 80.
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g HATS & CAPS. :
Boston, New.York and Philadelphia
Fall Stvle Hats for 1858.

A ,tv,e. which for beauty and elegance Is unSur
passed 10y amy former STYLE.
lust received by |. T. GoRflAM- VIII" has re
- Gently returned from Boston, and i now pre-