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nulauroN MARKET, oc,. 4.

BWlGuTON MARKET. Oct. u.
Al market l00o Berf Cattle, 400 sheep, snd
,6D Swiae.
H.rf csIe. We quote extra Ss.To a Q 90 ;
ri aaaliiy ssOo $50; seeOnd 81, I'D so, >
mi sauOS s6.Id
NNof.tas Oxra. Sales tom slOS 10 sl6o.
SCo, - ssd Calves sal's ircm 81 lo 81.
So Sales IN lots iIOm si.iOw Si,75.
swine. AT retail, hom7 10 ~ Cts.
posTSN MARKET. oci, 4.
80. s,l,.- ai Wss,em snperiin. Al So
s.,.sys SO s5.75 4 exirs, Sl,Io a $40 ..
,,ykiS- Cow. Sa.s> al ysEo1 hai ~ ~ -, -,
shae alta -. Oa,s-Nof'hefn s'"s' ASs
y = 91s. .,,,,o.
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ANIlIlAI AIH tBIu lUfIlIi.

vl,Is go. - $50: 8. q Y. - s....4 =.
49,: = Al. si =: s ss =; :: sf &C. ~. 1T -:
snsss. m. IN kSssn caisiaiss, ms q hsss.L
-, spsis.. asas - beu 81 insss.s = ~ H..
-. - chnars, ws~ss A. Ia, f.is. n ~ -
n -. 49, :ss 5: s..:i s: $500. = :s =:
q. :Sls; I'D, s;;Sss:ss 8: 49, ::!: 49, =; !.
s:. s.. ~, i p S, si "a &C., s - ts 49,.
- asi rean ssssI y. g. BRkANf, Kssssssahpsa.
Bsid by drgytAs ana vssAsn q aAllsI.ss = - 81
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uaNRTIAL DENFNEss AND pIsCu ARGLS r~n
IA The eat. DG. HARTLEY generously oisrs ~ ~.
tent III Tsrsbls suffering from aasc,nns o. inc ear a,
hi. olic! To- Roadway, ~ Y, without charge until
.ufsl thereby proving his tacccss urelual AMI fo-
fsCtur en- DIT r1 being si died ~ paying seiisylsl
aurs eN,rbilan, fcv- In advance ant thr nuiet'h o.
all more serious evils by permitting TIE appheauon OF
slngerUus rcnsl.cs by iu.NpcrgucA All Sh'shial
Ne. Do ~ may hers state thai De- has n, c'nnrc-
-sstsVsr ~i'h any Tsrspn aav'rtsinf u cur 'rat-
-, d. Ger has h' given permission ~, los Ps',' ~,
p - L. uarpIrtlng O. gmkuat' Tlta IAN, an
~ ~. -. 10, o. responsible CO anN alarming cll-
ssogs rcsnl, y irou rAshness aud Iesl,ras',u tu
80, ,.fs.ii a.. Nihe most thpor,an' 81 the s'n,s
', =, ~, ana usaicd Yah more Than osdi'
- .'If.i,,,ls Da,fn..s uoae lat'c heh anu a"
dl,arrysablr hlscharr IRON T. ~ P1S, :,
10 ruruy removed, wth5st cags. = ,,,.1s.i ,bars
in,nuvrni-uc,. A eur in all cases $3.50 ri,, .DI
aIr,1sf Undivided atteuli1n n this brtt -. ,.,.h
rrt,,cs has ruablsl him o. reduce III treaiu 80 -
d-rvc q sg-ccs- a. % hul tie most clnhts >.,n.
obstinate eases yisll By a''ea.'y a''snt'" W '"7
Inc 5l,owin. testimonials ar submitted sish eOGa
deuce r.sy vii she's at lrasi IL shat esiinau'h ms
prytssionaI galcation are hs'd by siur % tA' h''
distinguished nolicai nisu ufthe cJu0tr.s
TESTIMONIALS.
"Ihaye hal the pleasure d met Dr. uAsrlEv Ia
pr-tc4 AMI have been tel u fiua ny1rahle opinion
,f his charct.r, both In prUfssi' AMI a. scuIntn
Nv. n. PaKSEs, II prOiesl,r q surgery"
"Tr'm my lntgrcour.' win Ut iANtLAi' ! haNe
found his dsjortncnt TO b cnrrect aud Esldlenanly
"yALESrNE Motr, NJ. D."
M, C,.lwip lSth street, mar .roaiEay.
Mr. william s,l,ry, 20 Colrtaad; strryt
NJ A. y. Hsslman, Counselor a. Law, 10 City Kan
P,as. Ncs Nurs.
I'M, n m, Dentist, Auburn, y. Y.
Al, sstb Palnr, Editor. Chicag0.
AZ, I,,,,-S n Burls, Gas WORKS, Caieaca.
Mr., H.wi'y, and Mr.. fr'l Dean, sPnngao'h' H.
A. Stephenson. laCks llses l4tlets.
NJ. s.r.h Swine, Nantucket
MI. R-hccca u. uoSarl, fairahvrn, Mas.
Ismrs Buac.. PietsAnt Nallsy, near foaghksefs''
New York.
: TEKNs FlF cure, S2s IN esmg''sl'ce s'h , I'.
- . -. pus,ls-r q Cofresp uieuts M the eotn-
~, 80 r,sun.tanc1s wall uot aslnat % visit y New
-. pr m ail flrwari package by eXprcs'' c'H'
AaluinF an he Necessary lrca'meni' sPp"aSs ~,
800 - lustssetious T. easi carl, on rtceips 81
she an the haance vhtn curcl. tuEsE TSsA 'oN-
gasrfn "a ngr MONTH nsLN. ~
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Farm and other Property
AT AUCTION
IN IA VITO

WILL he sold nj public auction. on the prem
w Ices, ou TUESDAY October 9th, 1887, y, 2
o'cloct p. M, (Ifnol previously disposed of al
private sale, the Farm Of Lyman Gelchell. late OF
BlJdciord. deceased, situated IN Dayton, ON the
rad l,om Bisldelord aud Saco TO Limerick. sid
farm contains abOW Cd acres of moving, iiilage
and wood lard, With bouse, barn, aud uut.build.
in2s, hara nearly new; hisJ, at NE same lime
and place, quantity OF lumber and building ma
je:ials, also, Farm loUs and other articles loo nn.
lnerOus 10 paricuanze. Persons wishing lor in.
formation will cau on the subscnberai uoodwin's
Nils, D.yt0n, OF DE-. Samuel Z. Hight.
DANIEL HILL ~, Executor
Dayton, October S,h, 1851. 3sii sN
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Cern and Pisar.

Qn00 Bs.hels Yellow Cora.
!,sss 8 tsssE Es,,. Hsa;. . ssss.,ss 80 q.
linoes Guy Mills Flour.
os board sel' c''o'l's I'D fs y, -. y
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n q r G. T.

@rH NOTICE; ..s
hereby given that kranc.s L. Rounis, q Btidefri,
has this day made sss-nnen, % a n his estate,
real AMI personal q the subscriber for the bcnent OF
such Il nj. crv,rs tecome parties thereto, sud
that three mouths are aosei 10 all his creditors to be-
come parties 70 sad assignment. .-..
MOSES EMERY
Assignee Of Francis L. koand,.
ssco, October sih, lssI. tni
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And Who that IL gray wou!d not hare Il restored to
former color bali bot Womb hare Tho grovth restored
or troubled with dand6 and itching bot would have %
removed, OF troubled with scrofala, scAh head, o. ohsr
(ncuraIss) bat would le care II VII also remove Ell
pimples run the face aud skin. Prof. wooi's Halo
restorative win do all this, circular and the follow.
Ing.
AK Amos, November Z, 1850.
rNor. Oh. wosp-Dear sri I have heard much sah
% the sonisriu effects % your Hair Restorative, but
having been 90 often cheated By quaesey and quArk
Reseave che came eAisy~y with the thousand and
losly tmteted ausek rrfnees until 5oa In
Lawrence county some months since, when ysu gave
tive la my tAUllyr-fr, ~ ray .rooi visr .hose hair
hal beosae WY thin sni enrsly white, sni ,efoe
hAstine Of your iArxe battles, hss hair ss-ter
70 =: original he. a,. bso.n color. aaA had thtcssei
and become beautiful Asi gassy upon, and entirely sser
the hesd abs continass To use u. nsi smpy becAass
or its beaniSng elects upon the hair. bat sseause OF
liz healthfui influences upon the head and mind. Others
With The Asppiss, eascsj ,hsvsre. my sisp,Ssa ssi
doubts In risfcDee 70 is character sad vsla are "a.
tirsly removed and can sDi do mos, cocilaiy sft
coaadsntsiy recoumeni is By Ill who wvuii have
their hair rsstsre h shlis eray by reason u sek
ase.) 20 original color anil beauty. and ~ al
young persons sho would have their hall bsaa,ifsi and
E''''y' Very truly and sr-'sisiy ys I'm x,ss
Yu.xsp woop II vas q lonr tune amer NV ycs u
Bssds bsfors sc< the bottle q Restorative bf uhieh
you gave order mon your assra 10 D<truii, a.d
vben Ea,t ~ coociudoi 10 Try u on Nm. MAnAs
hair ~ the ssst test of m power. n ms aooe an thai
ysa assured ~ would DO and osberS Of my fAiniU
Asa INVADE having Witnessed IN ects, ars nov usl.6
and recommending ks uss 60 ohcrS a. enfftisd 70 The
highest eonsideralion you claim fr u. -..s..e.
Again. vssy respectfully and truly, ycars
.F'l'a 'Nt'0F s0LjA0s MANN.
| - CAklrlx, III, June y. 1854
lhaye used pscf D. ,. wsodS alf kzs,ssaivs, and
have admired IL wonderful efsctA u hair vas b.
ealpg, - thosshL prsx sisrs,y esy, - y ~ -
sf he kssssrsuveh has rrsumsdR ORIGINAL eslss, md
80 & sEEssE, e.s..a.~, r.h
o.. xooD Coz rvpshsss,, ;is ssssA.sy. n;
ia Msrket street, 81. Louls No. sd ~ ,. eauy9,
In Bidefrd, g. g. Nitche In Saco, and al Wholesals
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Trea fAs Ifsssst csaasssssstT. =
aAeersY n, isSk-Dsuag IL ~ kass ~ u
Dssssa, has Ssss sssssivsy sas.e.d q Ne sesssss
sfbuansss WA ~ o0es, - es,iesss. ~ y -.
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- 81 snssssseAl pssssisssn VIII 49, have ~
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Corn & Flour.
Corn and Elour

Corn and Flour
This day issdiIg from CAROLINE,
II 900 Ba.bels Yellow C.,rn,
30 Bis Sap Genesee Flour,
go 30 Bss- Fine Fed. FL frUI,
Az in hue order and ior sale hy .gI
saso, September 2s,h, 1857, ~
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SHAW G. CLARK,
JEWELLERS.
BIDDEFORD, MAINE
30 Female lnvalids.

40 PHYSICIAN, 40 MEDICAL ADVICE Is GE-
y aulr-i by thc female avaud suffering from iuuc-
iOaai JuThlucs special to h~r ssN. IL 10 s.npy IRE
say that sha shopl APPRECIATE the prupettics %
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AnsaIcAr : FOREIGN PATENTS.
I. q. EDDY, S,lieiic.r sfPAfsNrS
ttArs Assrr % U.s. PArssr osssa, wAszise'es
rupsa rms Acr % N3SJ
10, 70 STATE Street., spposits Ilhv G., boJton
rive sesAs Ssss frspesssss.s 81 As A.


A FrER IN extensive psseties .. sps~rts q tsssls
n years eontino<s 10 sscsrs eatsats IN Tie uplts1
etates sso In 0rsst Britain, Francs, asd s<Asr besp
countries. Caveats, spseiaestioas Assissasnts ssl
ell rspsn Drawings or Patsais, sxsests1 ht>rs
terms, and viii asspssh. kssearshss nsAs isto Ansr-
lean yeseign works. dsssr.as The validity NIL
w a Paisas fnvsateos, legal stkss slvies
rsnddrsd In al matters toseAing The Copies Of
The claims Of any Patent furnished b. rsnitting sas
dollar. Assignments recorded st wsshinstsn.
fhs Asssey " not esiy the largest In Meg ksgisnd
Sut through iavsssors hsve sdvsatAsss ~ securing
patents, sscssialns the pateaiahlfy sfinvsatoes,
unsurpassed By, u not inasssurshly sspereste, any
vkleh can b osrsi then sssuhers. he tsai.saAals
givee belov Prove thai nose u M0kk sUCCk1sBUL
At THE rAfENr OByICH thsn The subschkss ssd %
SUCCESS n filR Bksr PRO0. OF ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY, he vesA sdd that he has ssanAsns
70 bslsve, ssd eaa prove, hat % ~ shse ses
% NE Kind, ths eharE tSr psssssaA sssvtess %
nsisrsis TIE inososs prartts q The sahseus>s Oar
Ing twenty yea past has snablsd hin 70 aesanaiais
vast cosetioa sf spseAeatisas and ocsi dsssoas ri.
atvs 70 patents fhsss besss hls sxtsssiss bssy Of
legal and mechanical works, and fall scoosns e pstsss
gysotsd IN the Caited States and karops, rsdu HIN
sSs, bsyond question, 10 sss sspsfsr fAessiss %
taialsg pstsnts.
Al psesssiy q sjosrnsy 70 washnstss 70 pssesrs
Iassa, and The ussai thsss are
tnveofsu. HIfIa.H 81. r. '.f
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fHsffNosfALs.

"Dunlr the tlss secsplsd the once Of ceaais
slsssr Of rassnfs, q. 10. xpsS, Esa., % Besssa, ~
besInsss a the Patent 0nes solicitor os prsesnsg
ratsoss. There we're fsv, any psssons sesas u tAst
Ones anA thsss vssS nans che epnAsetsd 70 Vfth
nss akin, easiiiy end ssss-ss. wsast ~. nay
ef The lost nf1sne and n1t stiifs rafsss -
assuring lnysairss dat they sanset s~Isoy psssss
nssv eopstsns and trussssSthy, asd nors sapabs %
paltins iheir applications In sra 10 fos tksa
- = = BDNUND DURKB,
Cnwxnksso.ss n %
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q. J. WOOD CO., PrvpSttsrs, si2 nsssAsay. n,
r., On tis great n \. Wire ltains Essah,khnssl -
ia Msrtet street, 81. Louis, No. SD ~ ,. eesyI
IN Btddefrdi .. B. Mitchell In sacs, and al Whossas
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Obituary.

Died on the goth of August Mrs. Martha A.,
wife Of Job II. Jackson and daughter Of William
@. and Ann C. Robinson, ia the 22d year Of her
age.
The pale messenger death has crossed ano Their
threshold, and one who was fondly loved il
smitten and laid low ere the cares and vicissi-
tudes of a sin-polluted world had cast a shadow
upon her brow, or her form bowed beneath a
burden of years. Death came " like thief in
the night crushing with heavy blow the
hearts of a deroted husband, a loving mother
and afectionate sister and brothers.
We have known her and loved her since her
girlhood days, and speak with impunity OF her
virtues and exemplary character, through her
companion she was gentle and confding; in all
our school girl discussions, hers was the voice
Of peace and reconciliation.
She was kind and affectionate daughter, a
true friend and sympathizer in the hour OF sor-
row, and a happy companion in the hours OF
pleasure. Te love to think Of her now Though
il is mingled with feeling of sadness) in the
Sabbath School, where the fear Of God was in
culcated, with which she was identified as a
scholar from her infancy, aud in her maturer
years labored in the capacity of teasher, whittier
she faithfully went winter and summer, seed
time and harvest
At the age of fourteen she became deeply
awakened to a sense of her need Of Saviour.
and besought earnestly Of God by sincere re-
pentance and Cody sorrow for sin, that He would
"create within her clean heart;" and that
God whose ear is open to the cry Of the truly
penitent whispered s'peace be stilp' to her
troubled bosom, and she felt the blissful assu-
rance that she was the acknowledged heir Of our
Heavenly Father, who is ever ready to listen to
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1857-08-28

TIE SUBMARINE TELEoRAPH CABLE BRoKEN
The Submarine Telegraph, intended 10 unite
the two worlds, parted when $3.50 miles from the
ir'sh shore. The unfortunate event took place
Oh the llth, and all the vessels comprising the
heet Immediately directed their bows to tho
English coast This cannot but be regarded as
sad calamity, and it will produce thrill Of
disappointment in the hearts of millions. The
Pennsylvania Inquirer, says -" The Directors
however are still sanguine of ultimate success
and held a meeting in London on the 18th, for
the purpose of determining in relation to a re-
newal OF the experiment at once, or postpone
ment OF further action until next summer. The
enterprise cannot but be regarded as one of the
most ssupendous Of the age, and while the dis
appointment: is keen, because of this first great
misfortune, there must be no such word as fail.
We, therefore, look for another effort as speedi-
~ as possible, and one that we trust will lead
to triumphant result. The officers and men
ON board the vessels must have been deeply NOR
tilted when the lamentable disaster took place. ,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1857-08-28

Two girls, about eighteen years of age, who
had been employed ip confectionery and fruit
store in Jersey City, clipped on Thursday morn
ing. They purchased suits of male attire to TT
themselves the day previously, pretending that
they were for lads lin the country" Of about
their size. They also had their hair cut shor,
off. 1t is believed that they left with the cap
tain of a schooner, with whom they we're some
what acquainted The schooner sailed on Thurs.
day.
In the Democratic (Bolters) Constitutional
Convention at st. Paurs, Minnesota. on wedpes.
day. resolution was pslssed for the appointnsea'
Of committee to confer with the Republican
Convention for the purpose of arranging for the
submission of but one constitution to the people.
1t Is not probable that the members of the two
bodies will meet in one convention, but the great
obstacle to the immediate settlement of the diff
ieultes is removed.
Plums and other fruit stung by insects are now
falling to the ground, and should be gathered up
and fed to hogs, or otherwise destroyed. in this
way host Of insects may be killed few
JN"'9 VI 9NeA NN"''.N-' VI" IA eieae iheasuie
overcome the evil.
The police of Cincinnati have succeeded in ar
resting in that city Jerry COwden, notorious
cOunterfeiter, in whose possession were found
SlO5O in counterfeit notes on the Commercial
Bank Of MillingtOn, Md, Of all denominations
under thousand, together with all the appar
aius for making spurious paper money.
A man who did not trust to his memory wrot,
in his memorandum book, "Must be married
when get to town"
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1857-08-28

WARRINGTON HALL, Aug. 81, 1857
Al special meeting Of the WARREN CLUB,
held as above, the President in feeling and ap-
propiiate manner, announced the decease Of
CHARLES ARMSTRONG; whereupon a committee
of three was appointed to express some testi-
monial Of respect to his memory. The commit
tee submitted the following resolutions, which
were adopted:
WHEREAS. We have heard with feelings Of
unfeigned regret, of the demise Of our late fell
low member, Mr.. CHARLES ARMSTRONG, who, q
few months ago, was full Of life and animation,
but the icy hand Of death has been laid upon
him-life hath ceased to animate-the spirit
hath winged its way from the body to brighter
and purer sphere, whore angels dwell, and all is
peace and joy.
Resolved, That while we bow in meek sub
mission to the DIVINE WILL, we feel that void
has been created in our circle, which cannot be
supplied, for he was endeared to us by his af-
fectionate disposition, moral worth and firm at
tachment to correct principles.
ResolUed, As a mark of respect to the memory
of the deceased, that we attend the funeral OBJ
sequies, and that an invitation to Join us be ex-
tended to the other Library associations Of this
city
ResOlUed, That the city papers be requested
to publish these resolutions
|. W. HALLAM,
J. L. SAVILLE,
CHAS. GILBERT,
Committee
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voice of our sorrows when we will call upon

the voice Of our SORROWS when we will call upon
Him.
She connected herself with the Asbury NJ. E.
Church In the year $50, and since that tins
her life has been marked by a truly consistent
christian example clearly evincing that she had
"been with Christ aud learned Of Him." jealous
ly ayailing herself of every opportunity of
speaking in honor Of her Redeemer, kindly i'd
monishing us (her young friends) to ''hee the
wrath to come" to accept of mercy ere II be
forever too late.
But we shall never again hear that voice upon
earth ii has done its peadings and kindly
warnings, and passed to the Esprit land" yet
its memory will be cherished in the hearts most
treasured reueptacle while life shall last.
Sincerely do we sympathize with the partner
of her bosom; none SO kcenly feels the blank
in the home circle, the loss OF her who for so
short time gladdened his home, sympathised
with him in joy or sorrow, scattering joy and
happiness through the dispensing Of kindly
words and deeds, and his comfort when wearied
by his intercourse with the world, as he. And
dearest mother you feel that another Of earth's
dearest ties is riven and that you are deprived
OF fond and affectionste daughter, one Of the
props and solace Of declining years. but happy
thought, you have the abiding consolation, in
her own Language from her own dying lips, al
shall not be lost;" then she has only gone be-
FORE where she will watch over and await the
coming Of her loved ones.
Though oftimes the yistations Of Providence
are dark and obscure, we would remember
"whom the Lord loveth lie chasteneth," and
though we mourn her early removal from her
loved connexions and friends and the sad va
cancy around the ilreside, and miss her pleasant
smile in the Christian and social circle, may her
friends feel a calm resignation and firm trust
in "Ilim who tempers the wind TO the shorn
lamb and instead Of murmuring or repining,
be able to say,
30 sorrow, cen thy christening power is sweet
IT'S thou who lead'st the weary soul to God,
Gently subduing the bitterness of grief,
Strengthening the hearts that bow beneath
the rod;
thank thee for thy watchful love and care,
Forsake me not until this life shall end,
Still be IL thine TO wipe away each tear"
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1857-08-28

The "clerk" of Council in ey olauo,iou Of the
TACT mat the ordinances recently passed by the
Council are not engrOss;sd MS they should be,
sAs 'uA' 1t is not fls duty to cngross amended
~ aAH'esi ana that If they are engrOssed al
-, A., ~ SHVA aid have "Peeiat compensation
~''siOr. Wen, we will not dispute with the
0's'.<" about his duties, as he has only about
one week more to serve. There is however a
WIDE difference Of opinion between him and
members Of Council as to his duties generally
salary ranging, with perquisites, &c., from
four to SIX hundred dollars per year, ouyht to
cover all expenses for the performance Of dut,
in "the Clerks" office.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1857-08-28

ORDER OF ARRANGEMENTS for The Common
School Pic-Nic, at The Folly Woods p miles
from Wilmington, on Thursday, Sept 8, 1857
The exercises will commence at 10 A. NJ, with
procession Of the children, who will form and
march up in front Of the speakers stand, and
each school prepared will be allowed time for
singing and other exercises. After the children
have gone through their exercises and get seated,
they will be addressed by I. Clarkson Taylor
and others, should time permit. Recess until 2
p. NJ. for refreshments. At 2 z. NJ. the schools
will again form, and three premiums will be
awarded by the committee REV I. NJ. Cam, Il.
Clarkson Taylor and Rev. Thos. Love- accord
ing to the number present, as compared with
the whole number in the district, in connection
with their exercises on the ground. The pre-
MUM to be LIST, WebsteTs Unabridged Diction-
airy, price 5000; I'd, Websters Octave Diction-
AIRY, price $500; 80, Walkers University Die
tionary, price $780, The teacher, or some Of the
commissioners of each district arc requested to
hand in to the chairman Of the meeting the
number Of scholars in the district as near as
can be ascertained, also the number present.
| The children will then be at liberty to enjoy
themselves by suitable recreation the remainder
of the day. President E. J. Newlin, of Della
ware College, DR.. Grimshaw, and other promi-
nent speakers will then address the parents in
particular, and the people generally, on the i'm
portance OF educating the rising generation,
| and the best means of its promotion. as tncss
are Always some children at these gatherings
unaccompanied by their parents, the committee
would suggest the propriety Of those disposed,
being liberal in filling their baskets with re.
freshments. The committee have been 10 con-
siderable expense in fitting the grounds, en-
ploying music, &C., and hope liberal contribu.
ton will be made to defray the expenses
Excursion trains run to within short distance
of the woods, at 8 and 9.15 A. NJ, aud p NJ,
returning at P. NJ Tickets for the excursion
10 cents-in packages of and upwards. 12l
cents. Excursion tickets on the Delaware Rail-
road from Townsend Station up, half price
J. A. Brown, John Marshall, A. Hollingsworth
j. II. Turner, Chandler Lamborn, committee
Of arrangements.