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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-10

&C NORWICH WORCESTER RAIL
- ROAD NOTICE.
Cars will run between the Norwich & Worcester Pas.
senger Depot and the Muster Ground at South Worcester
commencing Wednesday morning, Sept 9th and CON
tinue through the encampment, as follows
Leave Worcester for Muster Ground at 100 g. $50
els, 10, 1o,45 and Has a. m, 1SO, 2 2sO $50, 40,
$50, and p. N.
all the aboVe Trains viii return to Worcester immedi
ately after their arrival at the Muster Ground
Fare to Muster Ground and return, ten cents. Per
that do not purchase tickets will be charged ten
cents each way
Tickets sold at ths Ticket Office.
Worcester, Sep6l 7, dtIlth
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-10
LOST AND FOUND.

OST.-0n Thursday last, Sd inst, betwet the Post
"a Office and Front street, imitation Gold Watch
CHAIN with blue stone attached. The finder will be
literally sarded by leaving at this office. sep9 DIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-10

Butleri Butter.-Eor sale, nice lot Of fresh
new Butter, In tubs. DRAPER b CLARK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-10

For Dress snd Frock Goats; also fine assortment q
CLOTH, for FAN and Winter overcoats.
As the subscriber nothing but custom work and EN-.
poys but experienced workmen be trusts thai this
will be SUFFICIENT guarantee to those III there any
such not acquainted with the in which the work
at his establishment is DONE As regards the fashion and
cut Of his work he has only to refer TO the numerous
friends and customers both 10 city and county, who have
for years been in the habit Of having their garments
made at his estabshme ana DIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-10
WANTS..

VA ANTEDs-A young man, active intelligent,
Wv and steady, wishes a situation, with without
interest, in grocery provision, hardware
G., Rox 30S, Westboro' Mass. sep5 d6u*
SALESMEN WA NTED.-TRo Dry Goods
- Statesmen wanted Immediately, at NJ Mechanics
Hall Building. GEO. P. BRYANT & co.
sep2 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-10

CHAPLIN & DADMUN.
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS at LAW,
Nos.4 q Worcester Bank Block, Worcester Mass.
Henry CHAPIN, APPLETON DADMUN.
AMI diff
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12
DIR. NJ. DIE vAIIaETS
FENJATE pEPTOnTCAT. DTTT

These pms have beea used in the private practice Of The
Proprietor also in Hospitals France for many
years, meeting With unparalleled the great
est notwithstanding where other remedies fan.
They aeeas charm in correcting rreRularty and OBJ.
structions producing regular return of the monthly dis.
charge
mild and gentle sttmuiant They produce agreeable
exhileratcn aud happy influence both mind body.
Pregnant females, those suPPosing themselves So
cautioned against using these pills. they win produce
miscarage, although under injurious
the most delicate. For sale by
janis LAuGHLNs pUsHPIELp.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12
Charles London Cordial Gin

Charles London Cordial Gin
by Records OF the Custom House to be the
only London CordIan Gin IMPORTED and sold in bottles,
all others nre made here in imitation OF It.
delicious Beverage by It's peculiar flavor
ESQ different from other gins universally by all
who 1t. It is adopted with grea: in
DYSPEPSIA, GoUr, RHEuAAr1sN DEoPsr, GRAVEL, cOLicr
CHOLERA, FEyER AeuE, Structure, DISEASE
EARr ORGANS, RPrLEPsY, FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, &c.
Dr.. Of New York. in letter to tie pro-
prietor, says:
Charles London Cordial Gin "a the purest, best and
n OSt reliable Extract Of JuRioer IA1ce seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by oil Drug.
gss and Groeer the States and SO also are nu.
merOds poisons called HLondon Cordial GInr-to avoid
them buy only cHARLEs'' Reject any other offered to
value your health Price dollar for QUARTS
ffty cents for pints. EDMUEDi g. CHARLES,
mh20-8ml&W Sole Importer, 10 broadway, NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12
Ambrotvpes FOR Sl.

PARTRIDGE. at his new and spacious rooms with faeii
tiesfOr operating aud arrangement light equal to
any In the country, and far superior any the city
producing these beautiful pictures which are unsurpassed
In the country. He prepared TO- make AmbFotypes 50
they be sentby mali Without extra postage Also 70 Sc,
them nlOcEets and pins price Daguerreoypes
Pictures adefor customers specimens exhibited
and warranted to last foi ages unchanged.
Anknds % materials used In the business for sale
IayIor's new stpre auEIs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12

A STRANGE CASE OF PoJsoSlSG-The War
rem Or. ~ Telegraph publishes the following.
"a family residing in South Gardner, Mass,
were recently poisoned by eating meat alter it
had been stung by wasp The particulars are
as follows: The lady having boiled piece of
corned beef, placed it in the window to COOL
It had been there but few moments when she
observed q wasp had lit ON the meat and was
making every exertion to escape but in vain.
the meat being so hot as to burnlits feet and
legs so that it soon died. She thought nothing
moro Of the event. however, until two or three
days afterwards, when her fnmily, Consisting Of
herself, husband and hles danghters) afterIhav-
ing brcakfastei off the meat, were taken with
violent vomiting, the sickness lasting one hour
and half with the exception of one of the
young ladies, who partoOk of the meat spar1ng-
y, causing Sigh nausea. The sickness was So
very peculiar, 1t reminded her of tho wasp, aud
she thinks when the meat burnt him. he must
have stung it, by way of revenge, and thus I'M
parted sufficient poison to occasion the sickness.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12


GoxE BACK TO TiIE 3IIRE AGAIN.-:Under n
mistaken conviction, caused by the peculiar po-
sition Of the Monroe street journal for acouple
Of DAYS. we announced that there must be either
a screw loose somewhere up there, or else. that
our neighbor was hopefully converted. Two
DAYS probation, however, has satisfied us that
his heart has again been hardened-that he is
of the earth, earthly, and has gone back to the
mlre even more precipitately than he came from
it. We mourn his loss, but stillmore do we re-
grct his unkind-his unchristian thrust at us
as he passes along to his '.wallowing in the
mirc." Hear the unrepentent sinner:
Now, If we can understand the position of
that paper, we should as soon think Of commit
ting some heinous offence against the laws of
the land as TO range OuTSGlf along side OF 1t in
its crusade against the institutions of the State
We understand the InteLEigcAeeF to cooperate,
and to lie an alder and abettOr of the Black Re
publican party.
The great mistake, on our part,was in calling
the attention Of the Richmond Wig to the fact
that its small fry protege here was nibblng at
our bait, and was soon likely to be hooked on.
No sooner did it hear our voice, than the hope
fulminnow "unbit and div, i" like the yerieSt wig
gler that ever swan, and put back to "JeetnsH
river, as near to the Richmond haven as pos
sibIe, where We found It yesterday morning,
bubbling up protestations of its undying love
for tho solitary mountain tops" and the 'ssco
washed shore" of Virginia.
Where, now, is Mrs Miscawber!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12

BInck or Brown 1lntr produced in five minutes,
from Grayest Reest Hair, by the application Of w
lection and never nJure the skin, matter
how often applied long continued Csc the genuine
and no harm can possibly arkthe steel engrav
ing on the box, WV. A. BATcnELon 283 Broadway
the four Sides AK VIVA BATcuEORs Hair Dye when
you purchase. For sale in Wheeling by
ap3o-1m T. II. LOGAN 4 co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12
from the Lancaster Express, september.l

New LITURGY FOR THE GERMAN REFORMED
CuuRcH.-The Liturgy Committee of the Ger
man Reformed Church, which had been in ses-
sionin this city since the 18th of August, nd
iourned yesterday at noon. This committee,
which was raised about seven years ago by the
Eastern and western Synods of the Church,
with the acquiescencc of all the Glasses, con-
sists of twelve members, six or seven of whom
we understand, have performed most of the
labor of the great work which has been in pro-
present in the session just closed were Rev. p.
Sfhaf, d. D., Rev. j. w. Nevip, D. d., Rev. d.
Zacharias, D. D., Rev E. Heincr, d. D., Rev..
f. V. Gerhnrt, D. D., ProE'C. c. Porter, and Rev
Ii. Harbaugh
The committee had hoped to finish their=worl1
this session, but they found itwould be neccssa-
ry to meet once more and hold session of
eightOr ten days, which will take place early in
October, in PHILADELPHIA, when their labOrs will
be completed. Much Of the work is already
printed, and the whole is confidently expected
to pass through the press during the next sit
ting of the committee.
As we have before intimated, the committee
began their preliminary lnbors nearly seven years
ago, and some idea of the extent of the UNDER
taking and the magnitude of their lab may
be formed, when we state that during t:ie last
eighteen months they have held eighty Z ur reg
ular sessions. Each part of the work has been
carefully prepared from the original lisurgical
sources, embracing some twelve or thirteen
ante-Nicene forms, all of which were examined
in the original tongues. Some of these date
back to the earliest periods of the ChriStion era
and the committed had the books and forms col.
lccted in Europe for their use, many of them
being very rare.
The church for whose use this work is done,
us well as the Christian public Mt large-espe-
cially many eminent theOlOgians of all denomin-
ations-h have been regarding the progress ofthe
lnbOTs of this committee with eyrent interest,"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12

Az English paper says ,The Prince Of Or.
apge Is making tour Of the Mediterranean. -
Perhaps to look after his Oranges.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12
50 EA.rH. AND DISEASE.

;" ID FTA'TF1' AND DISEASb.
DEATH.-How comes It, friend, In every shape,
You let SO many folks escap9
DIsEAsE.-Dread sire, i all means can,
To obYIate the life of man;
1 dog his footsteps from his birth,
It'll he returns mother earth.
use all mennsI used Of old,
Changes OF Weather-hot and cold;
give them colds-I give them phlns--
Track their bones-I fire their veins
poison them with rancid bile,
In place of the digestive chyle,
Yet all Is useless nothing kills!
DEATn.-How's thatH
DlsRAsE.-TIey all take BRAEpnEru's Pills.
e t. II. LOGAN 4 CO.,
iy2I-1w-Iaw Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12
spEcIAL r1cEs
"SwEETS FOR THE SWEET.

"Boga.s dc Orteaus," or 4. 4. BOURBON
From groves Of flowers, this perfume was eniled
Where deep, golden summers exalt the perfume;
Where the breeze the SOUTH in the deep glen Is lae9
Where blossoms exhale, but resume.
To .mpart this aroma MS the sweetest, the best,
II steals DER the senses, as the nectar Of love;
To the boquet OF beauty, 1t gives u new ;zest-z
Is The pride Of thetoIlet and the perfume Of Love
Distilled With great from the choicest flowers Of the
sou expressly the BouoIr Toilet, and handkerchief
For sale with ali tie '.FRANGIPANNI's,' by
4 H.,LnGANsE CO.,
sep,s Bridge corner Druggists.
TUE WESTERN, VIRGINIA
AGRICUI TURAI3 SOCIETY,",
viii hold their Ftfth Annual Fair on
seP1emBer 16Ih, 15th. and 18Th, 1867
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12

THK New York Medical Month defends Or.
Ubrs conduct in the Cunningham case as hon.
qrabls. manful and right
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12

Por sale by Druggists generally. jes-sn-dav
WON ne Bditfasore strie ,s,,st ,-.stA
HAMPToNs TINCTuRE.-This medicine, which has been
before the public many years, but especially for
the last year by eSsrs Mortimer Mowbray, sole
prietors has with remarkable success have
from the most respectable large of pa
tients who have been relieved number of the medical
profession also who used It in their practice, lave
voluntarily given their certificates of recommendation
the proprfetors.
We are decidedly opposed opu5fg quack noStrums, tu
bray from the sources above mentioned we feel be
nothing more than justice calf of the people
to their advertisement in to-dny's paper.
III. LOGAN & co,
Are the Agents for Wheeling and vicinity.
o. - -#s orO9- 1u,-dnv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12
FALL FASHION FOR HATS

AN nov PREPARED 70 furnish numerous patrons and
skin Hats which are light, elastic Iastcoor ne ustre
dnisii and Of great as they win render good
vice in Al kinds Qf weather; also general aSsoFn
Son PlanteFs french, RoeEland and Hungarian styles
Black, Brown, Pear and Beaver eoloFs. Aso Mems and
Bays Caps, Of the l1test styles,
N B=Molesin lIats fnlhel 10 conformation uleaSure
At short notice Bring along the cash and So can get an
kinds OF head gear At a Eery low tayiG, at q
y WV. JIAEsoN's
aug29 No. IS Main 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12

| a THOUSAND MILES N 4 THOUSAND HoURs-
| At 2lo'clock thismOrning James Lainbertnc
! pliShed his task of walking 1,OO0miles in 200
consecutive hours, at Boylston Hall, and there
lhy completed one of the most remarkable feats
in pelestriapisn upon record. Such contempt
for the demands OF nature us he has cyinccd
during this trial. taxing his energies to their ut
most in the endeayor 10 perform deed which
all reasonable people would justly consider inn
possible has excited more than usual interest for
his undertaking. lie commenced at 10, a. NJ,
on Tuesday, yuly %, and, as stated, retired sine
die from the ring this morning shortly after
O'Clock, having walked one mile in every hour
for nearly forty-two days. His fatigue twoweeks
since was so great that even his friends aban-
dOned all hopes of his success. But he was .On
his MUSCLE" aud, as he affirmed, "wonld walk
until he fell upon the track" Within the last
few days that WEAKNESS and stupor has greatly
increased; and in walking his mile, after being
h" would stngg"r and exhibit other signs nf
extreme laSsitude He was in this state upon
the completion Of the last mile.
The number of spectators throughout the day
yesterday was very large, and at even the late
Tor early) hour to which the completion of the
affair was brought this morning there were
crowds in attendance. He made his first mile
in about ten minutes and his last in over double
that time. At the signal which signitied the
terminationof the l,O0Oth mile, the pedestrian
was warmly cheered and the company followed
his example by retiring to their vario us places
Of rest. 1t is said that Lambert will receive
about $4,000 as the result of this affair. The
parties betting against him arc New Workers,
and they have had present here two reprcsen-
tatives who altcrnated in "seeing fair play"
As Lambert will now have an opportunity of
answering the requirements of his exhausted
condition, it will be necessary to use the greater
care in regard to him for fear that he should
sleep forever. His physician prcscribes thor
ough waking and exercise after every three
hours rest; and by strict adherence to this
treatment it is hoped that Lambert may regain
his former strength. Since he commenced
walkingsh he has lost fourteen pounus of flesh,
and now weighs but 113 pounds. - Boston POSI-
Sent 8.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12

Wilson 4 co.haye too large q
eau and buy from them ~ your
], Z. WILSON & co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12
Mas. CuSSivcHAn Judging from the charge

MRs. Observation-Disclosures from the chaFSe
of Judge RUSSELL which wc publish in another
column, seems about to be cornercl at last, and
in such dilemma, that any way we look at
it, sheis bound TO pay the penalty other unpar-
allcletl wickedncss. Judge Russell, in his COM
mon sense charge, repeatedly insinuatcs that
there is no difficulty in explaining what was in.
tended by the much talked of word produce in
the Statute. He says that whether married
or unmarried, the act ofalleging amarriage, and
producing child as the offspring, must satisfy
the statutory meaning of the word produce, and
be producing within the meaning of the sta
tute In few days, therefore, VIC may expect
to have the additional chapter in the Bond
street drama.
MADE HAD BLuNDDR.-Po Poor fighting Master
Pryor, Of the Richmond South, is beginning to
find that he made dreadful blundcr in com,
ing out against the administration. He getting
about as -efFcctually "crushed out" swe ever
saw n man before The Enquirer fOurrshes
over his fallen glory with cxultation, since Mr..
Buchanan's letter to the Connecticut litterati,
and poor Pryor has but barely lame word now
and then in answer. Senator Hunter, too, seems
badly scared about his Senatorial prospects, and
wo notice quotation, purporting to be from n
recent letter of his in which he backs water
most beautifully.
The ultras have learned lesson, which they
will not soon forget and among the rest, it is to
be hoped, hereafter, that our sober organ next
door will not be so rash.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12

uoRgoRs or the REVOLT ~ ISDIA.-The Eng
Elish papers received by the Kangaroo at New
York, on Monday, contain most narrowing ac-
counts Of the state of affairs in India. We take
the following paragraphs frOma letter written by
clergyman at Bungalore. The letter is dated
July 4th:
/ We have had an awful time oft, can assure
I you, though we ourselves have been mercitully
I kept from alarm or danger No words can eN
press the feeling of horror which pervades So
cicty in India, we hear so many private accounts
! of the tragedy, which arc too sickening to
repeat
The crnelties committed by the wrctches cx-
coed all belief They took 40 females, most OF
them girls of from 10 to Il, many delicately
lnnrtured ladies' violated them, and kept them
for the base purposes of the heads Of the insnr-
rcction for a whole week. At the end of that
time they made them strip themselves, and gave
them up to the lowest Of the people, to abuse in
broad daylight in the streets Of Delhi They
then commenced the work Of torturing them to
death, cutting off their breasts, fingers, and
noses, and leaving them to die. One lady was
three days dying They fayed the face of
another lady, and made her walk naked through
the street Poor Mrs. --, the wife of an Off
Ger of the regiment, at Meernt, was soon ex-
pecting her accouchment They violated her,
then ripped her up, and, taking from her the
unborn child, cast ii anil her into the flames
No European man, woman or child, has had
the slightest mercy shown them. do not be-
lirve that the world Fever witnessed more helliSh
torments than have been inflicted on ourtpoor
countrywomen. At Allnbabad they have rival
led the atrocities OF Delhi. ] really cannot tell
you the fearful crueltes these demons have been
guilty of--cutting off the fingers and toes of
little children, joint by joint, in sight Of their
parents, who were reserved for similar treat
ment afterwards.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12

"ALL PARRR-J. /.
w stock q carry over.
lEn prices. A2s EiSl6I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12
MEDICAL
'rrAMpTON'ss TIWcTIpn

EINAMPTON'SsTI ~,
HTt E1VITtT5GTTDp ~,
- NE DYSpPpc,
't1AAl45sANk4N,. ~ 4A44NzAgnE4 va
WIFI. CITb,,
~ tTrn6J,es 1,TASrTTrI,It In Y IKE GOITcp
t1kA4N ~ St t w.
Will CURE RIIEtI\r,-,.
4HAEeAie = = = : - y 1,SaSb -
WILL CURE SCpopr.
= = - IrTT.T ClfTRE NTPpI,o,,.
~, GteE, !MSEttNOuS llEAnAnr,
.HAAIPT0N'S TINGTURE 'AVlIR
,,,,, NJ, I'll CURE NEUR4Ict,
|HAMPIOS'S IiNCIUltE VlA.
WILL CURE SPIN Az Nor,
ti4AAiflSlEN5lo5 l57tSSlukE
e,1-,., :, =, WILL lNVIG0R4+p
-HAeiflONso 1t nv
WILL CURE LOW SpIr1,,
CHAMPIONS 'PINIyTTIpp = LAIN
uht,
saS, IN CURING Dlli,
For DIsEAsEs OF WOMEN AMI, orr,
e1eAIfh ,s sed isgsd be gsed In even 2
No 1e5 soI,TtT p. !, rs, a: s+s ,11n 4;
Cured Or ts,ta1t;1i IsTsoa. Dr.
No. Il RsatsrEE sFRs .1slIfss IA
Most rcad6t case ~ Sorotaia ~ p g11ts,
''aI arIzs tseSf q Sg5Ies ysstors h.aa
=. No. No. $50 =, Baltlnore;t i. ''s"
fsfs1ESs ~ ~ nAtositAily
yER f;1iJst ys SS,t ettt 70 zee her,
bo,, IN che fan,jv ~ The iT,, ~ ~ - I'D
~ Csencr%ss t. ,l " r IlIomaSlou, V
rom head to foot His eyeiids turned TI mass
- az - - s-' 'lslue out, pE51I
ossr ne 80 as 20 produce bndnes Hem
DJSSPEPSI4. NS:p rs m nf e;
Mr. Wa. oldham. Of RatiD6 ne a11sEASE dc.
rom eompisirts for fs nonth suS.SHo4se, sss
seysyeIS eSTsetei re h MIN body and ii
sr; it t,F S s, Wy hAmptOHG VtseaY
:, r.5,, g e ,Elg1 ( gs9ESSgN i dc,
gu III n ~, ' M 'l az Censh t1r D yearsreaiTl
ness. e.S i mad IN ALL aTs Or six physicians ts N /
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12

WHEELING AGENCY FOR TEE SALE. OF
DUPONT'S GUNPOWDER
HAVING been appointed the sole agent Iris city FOR
II the sale Of DuPonts Powder, wiz keep hand in
Magazine constant supply Kinda nanufae-
tor Coal and Rock and sporting, IN half and Ehole pound
eanstersp put upn OF IS each. Orders viii be
ned for either large sma quantities, the shortest
notice, as4oW rs the same be had In the West
II. REILLY,
ills So. 81 Main St, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12

ToPhysfeinna nnd 9th eru interestcd.-Trus.
Shoulder Braces, Supporters Bandages Belts 1nsru
dnts of all kinds syringes NurslnE Bottles &c &C.,
to be found at the BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE.
~ private Is attached to the store, where
Trusses are adapted to each case when desired.
Address apply to t. II. LOGAN s co..,
jy9 Bridge corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-12
nav ADVERTISEMENTS
0lome Ynstitute for Young Ladies,

Lli0Hl6 tUEElEukHf 4Vk 4OAA6 9GA040SJ
,,BE ExrRcIsEs OF F1E Isl. 1NN1TERsARY of this
EsamnatIon Of Classes by Committee Tuesday Sep
tetnber a9i at oclrck, a. NJ, in the SEMI airy Halt
don Of ossss ssSs so at
u'ciock, a. N !, in the seeeder Church, \, n of
ptcEsEii y " and rev r. cGRaAx, of Petersburg Pa'
A.o in he sseeaer Church. Concert Of Vocal
aud allt6I Music A. osS oss to be had
.tol ny 5S SG Rassel seni22
% u orT II
NATIONAL R RE R sA7EEEFt ol1or
Contains Horrible Execution India, sepoy blown from
Dreadful MURDER Of THE ss HIGH Rex sEAs pots
HARPER's WEEKLY, Best number out--only cts.
BALLoU's DOLLAR MONTHLY MAGAZINE, !as' ouss7
, rri9s ~ s AMERICAN ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER
Prank Lssies-Better than ever illustrated TINS Wss
bSst Of other papers Alto be had the Noisy
CARR rs, cor. Main and Monroe streets W a MooEY.
sepl9 ----z----- :. n -
GREAT ATTRACTION!
GOLD g. SILVER WATCHES.
watches. Watches, Ws.shes Sys WSsSses'
wa.eses Watches, w %ssssss w Wesss''
For SALE wholesale ana a. s5 5Sfri. 81 Main ST
RICH, RARE, AND BEAUTIFULLY
Jewrlry, Jrwelry, $50. II Z
= ! . JewelFy, .Iewelry,
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