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CHEOPLASTlC PROCESS
" AN ANTMPROVEMHNT IN
... Hr- MEcHANlEAL DENTISTRY.

Dr: L. y. dlLlS respectfully informs he public
I'M I'M ne 10 now prepared to insert partial and
W, u, seits ID IEET III at reasonable rates St$T%S
~ th.S ~ 1proved plsn. The great adyan- SIID
sso nua process has over all others Is ia perfect
se e4PSAi ron. The method of itself Insurts most
yeIlccGht The mstal is entirely free from ali me-
aine sste and none of the secretIons of the mouth
esn Eye sny effect upon it,. Testimonials from the
Us ~ at superiority, oan be seen. All those per-
ms y no are sufierlrg with III adapted Plates will
fecse give me ca II, and viii take great pleasure
Ia Ia eS pialnnF and exhibiting TO them specimens of
hoe. as am the only authorized gent for this bro
cess. Nv
Office, No. 30 Penn. avenue, between 18th and
18th streets, next house above Gautier's.
a Is. Sim
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE-An eligible stand,
II doing excellent retail aud prsscript iOr busi
ness. Satisfactory rcasOns given for sailing Terms
moderate. Address Chemist" City Post Office.
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A PIsH SrORY:-The Nashville Union is re-
sponsibie for the following: When over in
East Tennessee lately, George Harris told us
story which we don't believe II ran thus ::
A man in Greene county was fond Of whisky
lie went 10 the still house in his neighborhood,
and had his jug flied with the critter. Between
his residence and the still-house a mill-poni
interyened ;" which, ofcourse, he had to cross
Before reaching the pond, he had exhausted the
jug and was, s,-well, say, ight. He held on TO
the jus. however. In crossing the pond, no fell
in. jug and all. He got out, but the jug sank
m the pond In course of time the man joine.l
the temperance society. Ono day he went to
this same pond to fish. Soon he found. his hook
fart After much effort, he drew the attach
ment To shore and IL was his iNg, Wonderful
10 tell, hIs hook WIS fast inside the Jug He
couldn't get IT out. and SO broke the jug.
Stiii nore wonderful TO tell a r,st- Esh filled Ie
jug. George Harris thinks that The ca,- 6sh had
entered the jug and could not get out lie
grew till he filed the jug, aud grew its exact
shape, square stern and all, We told Harris
that We didn't bslieye this story, and be offered
to produce the br"ken pieces Of the Jug, provided
We would go with him TO g resne county which
We declined.
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L,OR RENT-h desirable. modern built. three
i story HOUSE, with basement and hack build
ing. No. tO4 street, betwesn Eleventh and Twelfth
containing IL rooms. gas throughout. Harhls man
tells. water and hat h room. lnour premises, ol
room No: 5, first floor, Post Office Department.
n If
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Dentistry, 20.

TX. X. FINLEY HUNT,
~ .l. - DENTIST~
,,,.,, No. $40 Pennsy vania avenue. ASf1S5
WI feriorm ai operations belonging TO his ~-i1An
PHies s9n az ms old establ shed once, above.
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DARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
IL DEALERS For rent, for ten ycars. vacant
LOT upon II, 2Oth street, 81 by 129 feet, nearly
opposite the new Presby teran Church. For terms
apply to DIR. CHAS H. CRAGlN. Georgetown.
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Mrs. HsNASs.-In the following passage
from Miss Jswsbury's Three Histories" she
avOwedly describes Mrs. Hemans
Egeria totally different from any other
woman had ever seen, either in Italy or Eng.
land. She did not dazzle-she subdued me
Other women light be more commanding, more
versatile, more acute, but [ never Saw one 50
exquisitely feminine. Her birth, her education,
but abovb all, the genius with which she was
gifted, combined to inspire passion for the ethe-
real, tho tender, The imaginative, the heroic
in one word, the beautiful. 1t was in her facul-
~ divine, and yet of daily life; it touched all
things, but, like a sunbeam, touched them with
a golden finger.
Anything abstract or scientific was uninteli-
gIble or distssteful To her. Her knowledge W As
extensive and various but true to the first
principle of her nature, it was poetry that she
sought in history, scenery, character and reli-
gious belief-poetry that guided all her studies,
governed all her thoughts, coIored all her i'm
aginative conversation. Her nature was at
once simple and profound; there was no room in
her mind for philosophy. n1r in her heart for
ambition. The one was flied by imagination,
the other engros.ed by tenderness.
She had passive temper, but decided tastes;
any one might influence, but very few impressed
her. Her strength and her weakness lay alike
In her affections; these would sometimes make
her weep, at Others imbue her with courage
50 that she was alternately " falcon-hearted
dove, and a = reed broken with the wind y
Her voice was a sweet sad melody, and her
spirits reminded me Of an old poets descrip-
tIOn of the orange tree with its tla ......
Golden lamps, hid in a nj yht OF green"
or Of those Spanish gardens where the pome-
granate blossoms beside the cypress. Her glad
ness was like burst OF sunlight; and il in her
sadness she Tesembled night, it was night
wearing stars. | might describe and describe
forever, but should never succeed in portray
ing Egeria. She was Muse, Grace, a varia-
bic child, dependent woman, the Italy Of
human beings. -s
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Miscellaneous.
RAG 10.

Ah CAHHIab FsS. 2 ~
w invite the attention of members as Cen
fress. strangers and the public gensrKiiy a Nsw2
ta our large and supellor sssoTtment oiSsddf$&
CARRIAGES, PHETONS, ROCK 3tS@t26
Always. BU6GlES, a O., Il O.. all sranufset sred
" ourselves, IN tbs city, wnict VIC cter At
change Tor new. eEa -. ~ ...r.-H -.s....s.l
Carriages Of every description built to order. and
repairing well and promptly done mt short notice.
soissroom-Ps. avenue. souih n side, betwcen nth
and 18th Streets next door, but one, to the Star Of
flee. tE - l''rtrs-f = 'r--E I,
Factery--5SS 18th stTeet, near canal. -. :
ma y 2awtf e. It. GARDNER Il SON. =
STONE CARRIAGE STEPS CA isf HAD
- at me Maable Yard, o"rner 18th and r. streets,
eheaPes than elsewhere. A. =
Southeast corner I2ih and r ats
N, R.-Mantels, Monuments, &c, always on
hand. ma % eo2n
u NOTICE -E. fr@c1d
DALDWIN BROTHERS have removed their
Steam Factory to the corner OF F;rst and Ostreet'
two squares east Of their former location. who 70
thsy VII eo pleased to see their patrons. They de-
sssa, f Glazed and IN EMiSR9M EdSR FEAMEs Ef AM hs'
BIINbs. Rolling and RALuSTERS.
Moni ri N9as. ftGnHRE nyai and cre1s1 MAMEs'
BRAAGkElS, Bra sss Carved HUEis, ...1'"-H'. ..
PLAINiN of ever, desorip ptiea andia fact evcry
thing which the mort perfect machinery worked by
competeAt men, can execute. '.- - y .aa =
Cabinft1mskers can always have their Saving,
Flaming. and IurnIDg done In the neatest " amer.
All orders from tho vicinity and SURROUNDING
taes Will be carefully hlted and packed 20 any ad
live rcspectiuiiy request q settlement when
ma 25 sntf BALDWIN BROTHERS,.
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~ ScORY IsRicK nWEi 4 iNICi 81 III n, 4. r Il Z
n COiJNTV. VA. F0R Sal E-Tbe Ed,tor ~

"a
"A COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE.-The Editor of
the Evening Star Is authorized to sell, on very Oc-
oommodatms terms and at low price, of
the most desirable farms In the County of Cnltep-
or. IL contains about $40 acres, of which 30 ars'
woodland, and the residue arabic land, IN hne
ditIon for cultivation This tract is situated abont
three miles from Cupeper Cont House. 1t has upon
1t small dwelling mouse and ordinary fam build
Inss All the arabie land not in cultivation is we'll
set In grass. Toa gentleman seeking a country
dence this farm offers attractions not sed If
eGualed, In Piedmont Virginia. building pom
tho farm commands fine mountain prospect, and a.
view OF the surrounding country for many miles.
The soil IL of excellent original quality, and pecu
hary adapted to the production Of wheat and 10 ut
present In a good state OF Improvement. The owner
will sell for less than It's value, early appoaton
is made. Persons wishing to purchase will please
communicate with w. d. WALLACH. Esa., Ed
itOr of the star. ~ ap p9-lawtfs
BUILDING LOTS.-FOr sale reasonable
- terms, three desirable LOTS, 2Ols feet front by
IS feet deep, Of 4.h street west ard street
north Also, variety of other Lots in various parts
OF the city. E DAVID MYERLE,
No. 2. Todd's Building,
ma u colin Pa. avenue.
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THE SOUTHERN SPEAKEk-CoutanIng IN
] great variety The master pieces of Oratory 10
Prose, Poetry and Dialogue. Among them wall te
found selections from the speeches of Rufus Chu-
ate, II. w. HIiiIard, ebster. Clay, Calhoun. s. =.
Pre-, tice, John Perkins Jr. Pinckney, Patrick Hen
~. Hayne, Crittenden, McDufie, Douglas, and
many others: BY tho lste Dr. Barton Ross, ] VOL,
81 cents. Publis ed at Sl.25.-
Ross's Rhetorical Mammal, Scsthern Fifth
Reader, embracing coplOus and elegant extracts s
both IN Prose ard Poetry, with Trea5 Sc on Rhe
torica Figures and The principles of Elocution, 1
je2 FRANcK TAYLOR.
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pREMIUM LIGHTNING POINTS.

The attention Of the public RESPECTFULLY solicited
to the DatO and patronage Of su rer!o: aItI
Gle Of LIGHTNING CONDt CTORS, manufac-
tured and erected Ivy iabarre Owen. corner of 10Th
and T. SITS Washington, ID. T..
The superiority Of these Conductors over MANY
others now use. will readily be Acknowledged on
examination. Ther are manufactured OF a select
quality OF iron, connected with copper couplings.
and thoroughly carbonZed tn obviate The action oi
the atmosphere on the metal and mounted with a
superb copper point fire gllt and tipt witt pl.tina
which readers the IN strictly scientific. ~.
All points not tipt rith pkGtiaa nil corrode,
when they lose their attractive power for electric
ity, IN which condition they are worthless. .r
je 3 I'm
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JORDAN,S w. g. SPRINGS.

In FREDERICK COUNTY, Va,
Five mi!es from Winchester, Ilf miles from
Stepsenson's Depot. tP. o. on the Har-A.
Per's FcIry and WInchester Railroad. YEA2
Leaving Baltimore, Washing ton. or Cum s,1J
berland IN the early morning train. via tiafpcT's
Ferry for Stephenson's Depot. arrive nt Spfings
same day by O'CLOCK p. m. Leaving the Springs,
rive IN Baltimore at $40 a. m and Washington at IL
a. same day.
music md perIenced servants. Hot ald cold sui-
phur baths The water for sale in barr els or bottles
Mails daily. except Sunday.
In dyspepsy. gOut, rheumatism, dropsy. chronic
diarrhea and dy sentery chronic diseases of the liver
trve dsseesesysh water invalusle. TO invaIids
generally, and g, peoaliy those srsr ng from debil
ity. this water is advised in June and July
ilJ- Through tickets from Baltimore and Wash
ingtOn.
lie I'm DIR, n. NJ, JORDAN & FRO.
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EOR SALE-A FARM, containing I55 acres o
land, tlOacres improved, with Dwell ing house
a substantial Barn. and Orchard of Young trees
situated miles from Washing ton. on Georgetov q
turnpike. Terms easy. Inquire OF El.VANS Il
THOMPSON, S96 Pa, avenue, Washington, ID. C.
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EOX CRACKERS.-We are the agents of Jos
L Fox, of l.anslnghurgh, N. Y, for selling their
celebrated CRACKERS. They are made entirely
BIZ machinery of tue choicest Genssee Flour, and
are more extensively used than any Cracker Of the
kind In the United states. We c5p furnish them 81
the same rate as they a-e sold in New York city.
- KING Il BURCHELL,
ma - corner Vermont ave. and 18th st.
a KNABE Il GAEHLE, a CHICkERlNG
"A and \ Hal!e., Davis 4 Co.'s Piano, but little
used. for sale at greatbargans. ELLIS,
maI4 $40, between 9th and 10th SITS.
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SECOND OPENING OF BONNETS ON
- Saturday next. at N
STEVENS New Fancy Store, g.
between 9th and 10th SITS. *
Please call early. apSi
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DOR RENT OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF
YEAR@That very handsome and elkibly sit
uated HOUSE on Penny lvania aysnue, between
nth aud Iath streets. lately occupied by Mr. oliver
nos, hotel. The main house " ell ada pt ed for
either private residence or public house, having
a number of large rooms and many conven,en At ,
tached to il and the additional house whion lately
served the purpose of har, th three four
up STAIRS, can very readily he converted int" an Of
hce below with sleep ng rooms IN the upper story.
The establishment IS very desirable on. for
foreign minister; the house lately occupied bar
room, 4 Co. &c can easily he erted into office
offices below. with sleeping rooms above for the
secretaries and attaches of The legation.
For terms. &c, apply to n. LAW SOS, at Wind
er's Building. mo N 3tdS 2awtt
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CREAT-CHANCE FOR INVEST MENT.-
NJ For Sale and TO Let-The entire STOCK of
large Grocery, Wine and Liquor Stare, IN r frs,
rate old stand Terms easy. Apply. with real name
.ContidentaI " BOX SA8 Post Office. jel
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n AMBROTY Prs.
oNE of the most satisfactory and universal uxu-
Tes that indulge IN. these prog days.
are the AMRROTYPES taken ny ROBERT
SANDS. Tn, wonderful accuracy with which those
pictures canbe taken has beer often alverted to-
well "a the denand for them. They found In the
ParieGs of rich End poor where yog will and you
Will find them. X. SANDS GALLERY.
"a Pa. avenue, bet. 9Th and 9TH streets.
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IMPORTANT r. I$I, ,f5SISSTRAcroRs f5SISSTsRAcroR AND

JENKINS S LiMBDIN
Manufacture Sash, Doors. and Binds. Crown Arc.
itfave, Pannel, and other MOuldings, Plan and
Fancy Brack is, sGd all other work IN connection
with House Budng, cheaper than any other estab-
lishinent south at Boston.
FERNS cash. JENKINS & LAMBDIN,
ma 5-Sm Alexandria.
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MIR. J. TOBIAS. Sir: The pair Of Spectacles you
furnished mo yesterday aro particularly satisfactory
20 me. Thoy are very Gecidedly the beat possess,
and am the owner OF eight nine pairs, carefully
selected N different plsces and from opticians rec
oinmended 20 account of their professional
stsnding in France, England and the United Statce,
/ have been also pleased with your remarks and d-
rections the treatment of the eyes, for the pur-
pore Of preserving and improving ths sight
Respectfully souIs, CHS, CALDWELL
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HATS OF THE SEASON.

l ORD ST. LEONhRUS HANDY BOOK ON
IL Property Law IS cents. =. - :. -
- Poor FELLOW; BY ths author Of "W hIch the
SI.s0. '
Mary De! went. by Mrs. Ann & Stephens; sI.
b Tho Pockst Chess Board, adsp ;ed for playing
jeH FRKNcK TAYLOR.
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DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, May 8, 1856.

From natural defects and the unequal range of mI
ey have been compelled To use glasses for sevs-
RAJ years. I have tried different opticians without
obtaining elasses perfectly fitted TO my eyes. FouY
mouths since MIR. Tobias made two pairs especially
for me, which have found to serve me perfectly,
By tue Of hls optometer he Is enabled 10 adapt
glssses most mlnutGy 10 the eye. most cheerful
" recommend Mr.. Tobias TO al having occasion 10
glasses, and beer testimony 20 his skull ~
IN ophoiAn. HENRY 4. BALDWIN,
ss2S Aas't Sen'v tn siGn land warra.ta-
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SEVERAI. NEW PIANOS, used oniy few
- months by members of Congress, for sale at i5i
and $50 less than original cost. Come and see them
at S6 Pa. avenae. r. -
ma "a | JOHN +. ELIIS.
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land, 100 acres improved, with Dwell Ing house,
situated miles from Washing ton, on Georgetov n
turnpike. Terms easy. Inquire OF EI.VANS Il
THOMPSON, 5s6 Pa. avenue, Washington, d. C.
EOa RENT-TwO ROOMS in the third stor,
u OF The building occupied an Office by e. Z.
AppIs to kIcHxEpN sfieXca. fHieSts tho o' as Ss'''
STQREFoR RENT ANDDRY GOODsFOR
s.r MiE.Llntend1ng "a to retire from business win
nsnai variety to be found IN a retail store. will
also rent my Store where have carried on bnsine ss
known on appiicai6n At is2 street south, between
7ta o. d1d IN 1 en- streets east Nayy fa.di rr
FOR RENT-A valuable GROCERY STORE.
u situated on the corner OF i2th and b streets.
P: Levy, who Will vacate the premises on The Ish
bins and the most Desirable SAND IN the cy
spp aSI At hs s For
DER; corner Of q and lath streets west. FsnI -,
VALUABLE HOUSE FOR sALE.-fhe sub
sc1ber offers for sac an elegantly finished ana
situated on street. between Sd ard Sd streets. Ie
VII De sold as bargain, and being in a locality
tion ead daily adyancns in vaus. it osnnot
prove otherwise than good investment fort e pur-
chas:rs, !: R. McG REGOR,
6ANYp skIcsk sSkks DbbSWyFEAtkkhE bWEtkhNG H6ta
ATPRIVAE SA LIE The subscriber has for pri :
DWELLING House. sT with large eGss Back % Buildinss.
and furnished throughout with all tho modern i'm
10th streets west, one door east of 10th street.
'ims s''' ana immediate SHs ps'ss'sGa e. SspiK fpyiia
sp4 Auot'r. and Com. Merchant
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To persons who have had the sight ofther ey es 20
impaired to REQUIRE the use OF Glasses, would
recommend Mr.. John Tobias as suitable person
from whom to obtain srch q Glasses as they may
suire, as he has suited me with pair Of Spectaoes
for a far and sight. NV sight has been impaired
very much by a service OF years IN the Post Once
Dcnartment, which berth resured me TO be duty
nom II O'Clock at night till amer day, during winch
time used but one light. w. A. WALKER.
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THE FINE SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO use
i at the Musical Convention was furnished by III
and now offered for sale upon easy terms
- ~ ..' .r JOHN +. ELLIS,
ufe q '-# S6 Pa 10th ~
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RRooKLyN OKTHorAIpIe INSTITUTION
NoRroLK, VA, July q, 1894.

In the experience Of even two yesrs, have found
sr3at GUILTY IN obtaining Spectaoles that were
actly adapted 10 the weakness of InJ sight. TINS
convenle1ce Mr.. TObias seems 10 have removed fr
the present by the substitution for of better Rnd
more suitable Glasses. Shey cre clear, hrystal-ks
and comfortable to my eyes. I would commend him
to those who from age or other lnhrmlty require
tifcI6i aid In this way. III. SlMkINS, NJ. ID.
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= D. WALL, 1--
W SIS SEVENTH STREET, ...
C9n'inues to furnish COFFtNS. at short notca,
of all kinds and sIzes. will stteup L-c--
| to removing persons from the Cd dizsxtszaa,.zs3
grounds TO now Cemetery.
Furniture repaired; UpholstsrIns done; and Var
nishing done at houses. 49,
Residence-D street, between 9Th and 7th. No.
an an 2I-erAm
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NO BRTcKLAYERs AND PLAsTERERs.

and f'rey SAND. which Twill sell low. Also, White
GRAyEi. and Ia "a Ei Oak. Pine ard Hiokory
est mar ket prices Call at my Wood and Coal Depot,
corner Of y and ltih stsu near the csgal.
jelI y, w, BATES,
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II ITT1NG SHIRTS. AND NO HUMBUG.
ANY gentleman who wants q superIo cut Shirt anf
shirt to TT, the hest quality oi material as ever,
one oan testify who has tried them, call at the cor
nsr of 9Th street and Pennsylv lvania avenue. No it
| no sale. e.|' - -
geo HOpKtNS'S BAZAAR
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EiRE AND MARINE INSURANCE..
TRJDGN Mt
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANl
PROVIDENCE, RI.

CHARTERED BY LEGISLATURE, JUEK, 1855.
Authorized Capital. 900
Cash Capitol paid IN aud securely
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NEW BOOKS JUST X RECEIVED AT SHEP
~ HERDS. corner 7th and streets.
complete asso, ttnent or the publications. OF
Carlton and Porter. Sabbath School I,braries, Re
wards, H. mns, Tracts, &o.i Wesley Family. Tales
and Takinrs. Lost Chapters, Chief of Pigrams, Tho
airy, Toungo OF Fire. What Must do to be Saved
Suing Of the adder. ivinsstons Travels in Africa,
brakes History or Indians. Six Steps to Honor
Wild Western Scenes, New Lutte Of Zion, and
other Music. -, 80 : |. ,...... h. - go - u
Also, Agent for Publicstions OF the "Chiid',
Friepd.o :. = IUfEaG" ~ lrE .fa..f mas
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OPTIC IAN,
OAce Second story, three doors from
ODD FKLLows' HALL.
S1ectaces and Glasses suited 20 every sieht !;
OPEN, Rcadine, and Watchmakers
Glasses; Telescopes, Microscopes
great variety; Cosmoramlc Stereosoopes With Vows
Of superior and ohoIoe pictures hand. See sdver-
tisement In National lnteliyencer.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-08-25

on Mr.. Hyde for remarks. Mr.. Hyde
talked to the children in clear and for.
chile manner for some time, aud then
called on Mr.. Hall, who made some very
interesting remarks adapted to the occa'
sion. Others were called out and re-
spcnded, after which the meeting broke
up and all returned home.
One pleasing feature was very apparent
to every observer-tbat was, the union
that seemed to peryade the whole compa-
ny. Although composed of different de-
nominations and of different ages, all
seemed to be happy on that joyous occa.
sion. May these gatherings be kept up
from year to year-thus cementing the
bonds of human brotherhood. c.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-08-25

stItistics at the psteut Office, 10 the 6rst
agricultural State in the Union for the
value Of its produete. Hammontss 10
within thirty miles of Philadelphia by
railroad, and enjoys one of the best mar
kets in the Union. The tide OF emigra-
ton to this place is immense, as we'll from
the West as from the Nortb.--Many Of
the best grape growers Of Ohio have loca-
ted, with a view to making wine. To
judge of its progress, the population one
year ago was numbered at only Eve persons;
il now numbers over eight hundred souls.
has one hundred and twenty five buildings,
three stores, two churches, Episcopal and
Methodist steam mill. brickyard, marble
yard, public school, newspaper, &C., seme
twenty-five miles of new roais opened, six
square miles being improved, new rail-
road station, and all the clements of an
old place. We are satisfied that this place
must possess merit from its unparalleled
progress Philadelphia EUening Bal
I,r5,,