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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-23
STATE OF VERMONT.
BY Hiland Hall, Governor.
A PROCLAMATION.

In obedience TO venerated custom
uniformly followed from the first organi-
cation Of the government Of the State for
the executive authority, annually towards
the opening of Spring, to designate day
to be observed as a GENERAL PUBLIC FAST,
| have thought proper to appoint and do
hereby appoint, FRrDAY, THE NIGHT DAY
OF APRIL NEXT, for that purpose.
The people Of the State are desired to
put aside all unnecessary labor and i'm
proper amusements, and by abstinence,
humiliation and prayer to observe the day
in q manner consistent with the design Of
its institution.
Let ministers and people, with Just
reverence for the character and perfec.
tons of the Sovereign Ruler of the Uni.
verse, whose favor is to be propitiated,
assemble in their respective places of wor-
ship and with deep humility supplicate
his forgiveness for their past offences.--
implore his aid and support in their
cndeavors to conform more nearly in future
to the requirements of His holy law aud
ask His blessings upon their various social
aud business relations during the coming
year.
Let us beseech our Heavenly Father
that He would in His Mercifu. Providence
preserve the people Of the State in health
aud keep them from want and suffering Of
every kind; prosper them in their agri-
cultural, mechanical, and other industrial
pursuits, and increase their ola and do
mestic enjoyments that He would en-.
courage all our laudable institutions and
efforts for the dissemination of knowledge
morality and religion, and especially that
He would 90 influence the hearts and con.
sciences Of men everywhere that they
should in all their actions, both as nations
and individuals, follow the Divine injunc.
ton Of doing unto others as they would
that others should do unto them, thereby
banishing oppression and injustice from
the earth and producing universal peace
and good will throughout the world.
Given under my hand and Seal of the
State. at North Bennington, this 18th
day Of March, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fifty
nine. and of the Independence of the
United States the eighty third.
BY the Governor. HILAND HALL.
WILBUR p. DAVIS, Secretary,
STRANGE AND FATAL OoouRRENcE.-
MAN KILLED by SNAKES We are in
formed that body of a man was found
last week on Flat. Rock, so called, near
West Chazy, that came to his death in the
most strange ana dreadful manner.
He was found near a large chasm or
ledge of rocks that has long been known
as the den of great number of Rattle
Snakes. and from the paths and marks
leading to the ledge of rocks it is evident
that the unfortunate man was destroyed
by Snakes The flesh was literally picked
from his bones From the fragments Of
his dress, the body was recognized as that
of Scotchman who had been rambling
about that vicinity for some time without
any apparent business or visible means Of
support. There are good grounds for sup.
posing that he was intoxicated and was
attacked by the snakes while in an unoon.
scious state - Plattsbuygh Sentinel
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-23

We have pcrused with great Salts
faction the speech of our Representative,
Hon H. +. Walton. upon +" Free Trade
and Protective Tariffs, tested by official
statistics" The subject is treated with &
thoroughnrss which we do not remember
to have seen cxcclcd, aud must have re-
quircd very great labor and research. We
hope to be able to do ourselves and our
readers the pleasure Of printing it at some
future time.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-23

PETERsos's MAGAZINE more than main
tuins lis high character as Ladies Month
ly, We are able to state positively that
Peterson is a very great favorite with the
ladies and there is mo appeal from this tri-
bunal. We are pleased to notice too,
that Peterson is not satisfied with good
reputation. He is dilisent in fortifyipg
and improving it.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-23
a Lecture from Bayard Taylor
almost.


MEssRs. EDITORS 1T is currently re.
ported, that few days ago letter was
received by some one in this place, Offering
the services of The great lecturer to the
citizens of Middlebury one evening for
toe moderate sum of fifty dollars and ex-
pepses paid that the person receiving
the letter o.. -,
olate for anybody else to u. w - Wv INV y
ter Now wo are credihly informed thai
there are at least ten men in this place
who would gladly have taken the risk of
engaging him, and look ed 10 the sale Of
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-23
IMPORTANT I!

The proprietors of the WEST BURY1NG
GROUND will hold their animal meeting at the
Addison House, on Monday next, March 2sth, at
O'Clock. r. NJ
Those who signed note for the Association. n
lew years ago. had BETTER ATTEND.
l.. ALLEN, for Prud Com.
Middebury March o. 1880
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
School Meeting.

The legal voters Of School District No. 6, are
warned to meet at the School Room, on Tuesday,
the 29th inst, at O'Clock P NJ. to elect officers
for the year ensuing. and the transaction Of other
business.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-23
THE TIME HAS COME

All accounts due S. Moody or s. e. W. S.
Moody, will be LEFT in the hands Of an Attorney
for collection. II not paid very soon. The reason
are. VIC have waited beyond vou own promise.
to pay up. ~;
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-23

.-9opgF's MAGAZINE Tor April is early
on our table, as usual. Its visits are nj
ways looked for with impstiencaa md delay
could not he tolerated,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-23

CHrSoLINt--Thc name is compounded
Of the twu Latin words crtHHS and Hnum
aul signifies buir,Eyfh, but il is not worn
rs hairc!o,h was formerly wcrn, as sign
OF repentance, and as visible or palpablc
remuneration of the pomps and vanity Of
this wicked world The Indies of Amer
lea do not wish TO be understood that be-
cause they wear crinoIine they like the
daughters of Israel, mourn in sack-cIot
aud ashes Tor their sins
..Spring has come again, and SO has
Clays new Goods, flowers will soon spring
forth-but Clay has the start of nature
this time as bis flowers are already up
for inspection as anybody can End out by
calling at his place of business in Cobb's
block.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-23
MARRIED.

IN Salisbury, "n The goth int, bv II. =. Dan.
iels, E'q., Mr. WV. +. fiuNTILY, of Salisbury,
to Miss 'nALtNE ;. HoLptN. Of Leicester.
In New Haven, Feb. 2sth. by Rev. R.w Smith,
OF Burlington, NIr. RonEsr LANopuN Of St
ranl, MINI, to Miss SARAH A., daughter of Dr.
W. A. Smith, of New Haven
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-23

by August, AMI wiI make her first trip to
Portland. Me-
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-23

KEROSENE OIL, BURNING FLUID AND
ACANPhfNE, tor sale at the Drug Store Of
W, p. Russell.
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Plated Ware & Table Cutlery

Just received
Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons.
Plated Forks-large and small
Sugar and Salt Shovels. ~
Also, the best assortment Table Cutlery IN tbs
County, at BEOKwlTHS.
Jan, Is.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-23
1900 Tbs. Salt. Fish
NOTICE,

have this day given my son, John II. Flint, ibis
time the remainder Of his minority. shall claim
none of his earnings nor pay any debts Of HE
Contracting after this date.
ROYAL fLINT
Witness BENZ. Y. HAckErr.
Hancock, March 10, 1853. te.3w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-23
Nova Scotia Plaster.

AvoVo 0Cotio Ao0tCA'
40 tons fresh ground White n. S. Plaster. for
sale by Il. vALLETTI.
March -.
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COMMISSIONERS or HEALTH

The Beard met yesterday a. the usual hour.
Several vessels from tropical cities were repwtei
but nothing Of interest came up In their connection
The pert Of C.eIfaegos was pronounced healthy
communication stating that lie found i. impossible T.
fulhl h, contract at the price agreed si2WO per an
mum. lie desired that the Commissioners should m
crease his pay. The matter was referred To- commit
tee consisting Of AID HcSpeden, Councilman Cornell
and City Inspector Delsyan.
Tire CITY Inspector stated that the amount Of offal
70 he removed srce the commencement Of the war on
tba, tn = abOu. So barrels Of off. were removed daily
while az present there were as many a. $Di al q
which must be conveyed ten miles beyond Sandy Hook,
bepg impossible 10 convert II into manure, a. j. the
case with CsTcesSes.
planned Of by Philip Levy aad TefeIed to tie City IL
spectgr. Adjourned.
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Ttis, toTtver, i comparatively rare, aud require.
81 urocma q degree q mental culture asi ,efaisci-
pine. DO 1,t knew tia; 7 have eys. yel seer 4
msci1n improved to tie coalition OF ~hch !: seeras
&c NE tLey are yt; capsule.
tr0er ~, state OF ihrgs, there "a one 5er,1s df
o1iy to- often overlooked Esme.y, taA tts mind Of
tie redium will affect d, Communication.
sIca bas been tie car with reye.atioa IA 81 ages
citte world. Il is Dot. and cannot be, perfect until
man nimsef-the chsrr, through which /! Is ueces-
ssrly mads-is perfect.
Ia the uear tiue, however, amid al these discour-
sgsusr;:-s, times /: doe. come pure aai uudsf.ed-
there come to u OF DID, revelations Of tas creates,
moment to nan.
Whst they ore, ,hsu have occasion briefly 70 re-
late 10 the next and last paper Of the series.
LaSs Gsor1e, Az Is, 10 J. W EDhONDs.
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TUE OPENING OF LTTTERS DIRECTED TO 'orr-
,,cTs Yesterday morning csse ol conslieraoie
interest involving the right OF the officers In charge
If nenal institutions 10 break sess ana peruse Tue
contents Of letters directed 10 persons under sentence
in the State Prison isils and Houses OF CORRECTION,
was brought before Milton Andres, esq. AsSis'an.
nited states District Attorney In this case HehIy
~ SaNndsrs who is serving a sentence in Salem jan
for forpication, brings an action against DePu'3
Fben d. Kimball for opening letter sddlesseu 20 .
me- case was called and the defendant WAVING eAauu
cation i was sent 10 the Grand Jury Tor
" o, not aware that case of this nature mas ever
- ;a1 in our courts II has for years been the Gus
~. Of wa,deps or their clerks, jaels ard masters o.
Homes of Correction 10 open and Tesd au &C.,
received al their respective institutions oieC1eu
,.o,e,s ard all uissyes written by conNicS ~ TIC.
i,ieuds The pioprioiy OF this custom i 70 80;
., ,,,ir. defense aud iustihes Itself. Nlhout t.''S
- " -, r,;soners would possess u1hulned opPottH
,;es for the formation of plsns o. escape lot.'H.
- .he concerted action Of themselves anu '"e-'
Sy = thout TO carry them into succes-iul 'AoS"
II rct,a are vet other considerations which oea'
uob. .ra subject which viii doubtless undergo a
tlun ~ ;roic;al investigation. The result u 'His
- vu therefore be looked for with interest, auu NO.
49, interested parties will be the prisoners 'uo ~
i,os Ear II il is decided that then eI'eIS
oneued and read, the officers oi tug "a" ~, 80 Tia
nrolibit their receiving Letters. Ine iIeV,y ,bfir
law i ma maj. oO"''N Boston Journal, Aug. u.
incarceration 7Ie Hamilton
So. ppoprcTIONs OF CANADA.-Ihe hds4".g-
~ W S.ctgfor estimates, from dsts gathered Dy tle
~ v i'd that Canada will have at present pr
hoau % -, ~ dollars worth of wheat, osis, Dsi
Ses' yen ~ corn psss and Aour. for export thiS
t. .dIit,on 20 This there viii he hiteen luminous
seasoM ...b - urober sud 6sh worth smD'on IN
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Law IlNTELLIGENNE.
SUPREME cOURT-CH,NsEss-Aus. ai-Befr. Jpties
ksEAHsN.
DHOhGE CAsE.

SUPREME COURT-CHsNsEIs-iLs. -i-BclJrs Justice
INsEAHssf.
A DHOhoE CAsE.
IL February 1854, two young natives OF Germany
b.cae sl4nOfed O. each otaeT 10 the later part Of e
an aouth united usrrase The happy
.orpe Tia sbseh lusbaIc ccinE the spp-s0a =
Lon. TIE 'e having HI = fsgcan TIE oys u
1ss AIRY with the new nzrred clupie
To- ~ h1 T. ~; q h,lf a ~a.sn application b the Coert
% dissolve their uricn The fair M4sdae coupsiLt
srart LcGis which - ssi TIA. L. had 8bsaGonel
Msrrh had t1rOwl liu.ef ia .ne Of ys0U.
oA-f sss, az gaus ms sid pscs She therefore asked
once more Der mid To ths complaint tn
husband srser cargnz that Mg1sle the Elly
lie svrTed ths. month err tie hynena knO. had
be.r :,d 81 kcsrl unoseed I. BY eavirg h eo aud board
TIA, re married Ne charged her win diver.
II adultery AZ VARIOUS places anG VA various Tie
viz iePu.d - ts ceuyrE every sbesa0n Tie
isIre1 20 Reb~r- En.net e,e % AXE Prooi' a..
John ". Greston ACT. James g. Irying.-Mo.ion 20
dsr-iss c0npia41t "a ii, S!tl = : costa
Mitchell Mitchell sgt. Robert II. COburn et al.
NJ Sane; ssu- Get. S-ne.-Repur- Of referee
tuned, AID sdGneu: Of oioclo-srr ard .se ordered.
james :. S.urges agt. " m w. Whlte.-MO.ion fJr
receiver % aesouut denied
+ Eseuweir act. W.T.. c. Lemon.-Motion 10 va
cs,- judgment cered Nth - cos.-
Lewis +. k. fsnohere agt Augustus ferran.-Mo
I'm r,kr complaint tefnie and cer-sl granted.
Henry 4. I lltfecden sgt. Lewis DGyi..-nOtOn 70
dsn IS AIT grsr.ed ard defendant allowed
s.u,el II th- name Of roL pros With 10 costa
Geo. -. John et g.. act. Brush Knapp ct al
surp u1l-zyt ordered 20 b. paid . ;hs
Mara I. Deyin agt. John Deyin e al.--Motion y
yar.-e -r5 sueit asrisd vim 81 eos;,.
ksIc0lDG Ssuer e. a.. sgt Thomas McCarter ct al.
~ ,a lutt % chsrgs pace OF ,a % J-u-r.oa County
"a 81. o s1.1e eYrlr
SAIs sst same.-Ssus dectl01
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RAILROAD DISASTERS.

Wo.DyRFUL EscAPE.-Last evening, as the steam
boat train was passing Tcut, probably going at the
rate of fifty miles hour down an incline, horse
ana wagon was struck while crossing the track There
were four persons in the wagon-a mau ana three
women All on board the tram expected that the ln-
mates OF the wagon were killed, or dreadiully muu
lated. AS as possible, the tram was oscEeI ~
the ,pot where the passengers, instead Of hnlug
Efele,s bodies and severed hmbs, as they expected
learned that the entire party had escaped WIN ony
few scratches The wagon was p[OHen se Sbu d}eT
The bo-ss was injured on the head but probaoy hot
fatally The en- pine must have struck the horse ana
fore psrt of the wagon obhquely, ana overturned il
,hs;r i;xes Fall River News, Aug. n.
FREIcHT AND PASSENGER TRAINS IN COLLISION
49, nsssenger train over the Jefersonville road,
tia. left here Monday was passing Tram a
~ ~ was standing on side track near Seymour, an
aocSeyt occuIed Some OF the uprghis oil the iIeght
cars projected over, and as the passenger Tram sMeP
by t5ree Of the passengers, who had thel arms o W
the windows, were STUCK oy 'ne TOO 1Iacss anotIer
xss severely bruised, even worse hutt we are ln-
formed than the other, and the lsuy Oh tc N.Y. ~.
wood Fisher was injured, but no" severely w Utu NJ
Issyn Tie wounded were LETT at Seymour Tor meolcsl
attention.
Cr,y RAILROAD CAR CONDUCToR FIREp AT N
puIt.pyLPHIA-On Tuesday, well known ruila9
u,s riding upon one Of the cars on tne AeH'u auu
Eleventh street line, SMOKING ciSet. s, srj
told him il was against the rules OF the company, GU
"A him IN nut II out The fellow refused, anu
tbs conductor knocked it out Of his mouth, lay Es
rioht the conductor received an Ihtiuia'lVu ''.' y.
wend Inc attacked at the lower part OF the me ana al
tie depot another conductor, named oIu,
charge of the train. Mr.. Smul tooh tue pIeOa 49,
of ,1Snlypg himself with couple OF paying stones.
non ,nsn ;ymned upon tho platform OF the car,
ana sized Mr Sa by the thros: , MI S snd '% o
ceedet IN throwing his assaisnt OIL the car S euU
800 b;,o mn with one Of his paving stones Inns wa
replied to with pistol shot Mr. S%q haI ne sr~ O him. ip
gsrg OF rosdes afterward attempted 20 s'VP 30
same car but the driver pushed MS horses 10Y ~
Ard ssca1ed them This kind o! terrorism snonI ~
be ,oIerated The conductors upon me nno NV 90
Leen .nppled since this occurrence, with inc HN "
.sfer5 Themselves in the event OF any more aaCN );
u''eLU IPhilsdelphis Bulletin, Aug -
"s,.rcHryR OF Thy INNocENrs.'-Iwo fat ann
ven yesterday undertook 10 cross the track
IN tie wsmpy region near Far@nghap az . .5g SS
moIrsn. ,he clock train from Milford wa Iuunuo1
~ 10, a The hank. The whistle was merely scuhlsd
and the brakes put on but the slaughter wa n az
sbjs. There was an Onlinous CONCLUSION, an -
ss sent hurriedly among the bushes-deali lY V.9I
was deposited by the cowcatcher on tne De from
=, min. The passengers had marrow cSoaps ~"
being landed in the swamp.
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CITY ITEMS.

ZErA p CosyESTIoS.-The annual Convention
Of the Secre. Society connected with orr American
colleges and known as tie Zeta Pss, VII be held
in Providence L. L. during the second week OF sep.
tember next the Commencement time Of Brown Uni
velsity. TIE Rev. j. J. Ksllock Of Boston wil de-
liver an Grafton srd another member OF the fraternity
vii read poem. Be,ds these exercises the ordina-
~ business OF the Society viii come before the Con
veution. The " Ze.a Psis IS Of the largest aid
most acursh,g Societies connected with our lnsttu-
tions Of learning. Il counts is Chapters in al the
leading colleges in the Union, and apon its roll list
records the names OF some Of most distinguished
countryrnen. The Epsilon Chapter Of Brown are
making extensive preparations for the entertainment
OF the delegates and visitors in September coming.
Mr. Z. Anthony Of this city has published some
beautiful stereoscopic views, taken By lin from
scenes IN Sew.Yoik Harbor, Niagara FALL, &c. They
are Instantaneous impressions, exhibiting TIE Obso1
!. MI movement.
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COURT OF APPEALS.
>OrTS or DECISIONS oy JCsE rsTs.
Ch.utazJue County Bslk at. Rissy.

>OrTS oF DECISIONS OF JUsE TsRs.
Ch,u,sz que County Bslk AT. Risry.
A debtor usce fraudulent assig omens OF he red
ss'sse sni ssrxsfs -drmeSts recovered Asrs hfs
TIE ceof ns ne aist dsmert and HAVING s,' es~a
raer; ara sAr,ss'ion Of a eee decree as oe<s'set
srsras ne nes: voc as e aoa :, -.
p petty order u the Court The -oevet thee ssd 'sr %
-sias hed ia, .nS'aet SisNos NO Dos ~ ~,
might tie upu his execution sna that tle
granite TIE Sheris soqira ti- superior 70 tat A.A
IL sch az he pGrcsa.T the receiver sesres ss
ey b. ruier he DEXTER. owa coUveysnce to the csis
asi the sale By tie a.r Sass tte 10 Therefore 70
thai prccescsns bit not seeS saols 70 -
.ieus of creditors 20 sre PsT'ies g TIE BIZ ., -
The appointment Ct receiver By Corit Of Equity L. seas.
him TIE debtors p-rsous STATE Bat tAe
tte transferred Only bY force Of the debtors owa
execute such conveyance IT, IN Substance. but cressss
Of trust for creditor. Jss Eea creditors. MOI P.s. = ne ~
ceeSrg sad rot Affected BY ~ rrndel' hcd eeorr toru
lens stsch DO, complied "a Teroonce tAs ess '' An
Whtn debtor has made arduen, c,n,eysnce Of hs rel
estate sb.eQueu, Judgment crsoE prei to 'ei under
II suit At a 70 recover the premises Ii. ts Of sseA
setter be Is bound prove the fraud. II the d-endsa -
osse,sior claiming s,e By receiver IN Caansey II
rrrces the decree d,carns tie conveyance void 70
redtos sn6 sso The deed trc the receiver to himself Tec
pelsr having superior gal tile lien ought, Il
The Of Court @ E9Si, before .stemPsns to Die
empt pirry y, does no, affect the lesal right
whte ard sold under Judgment BY tae Sheriff Perost
not BE- debtor become Of the Anl
subject the lien may become the purchaser at the
ard such purchaser scare the sale. rhe
iuchoa.e Interest Conferred by the Shetd oe6osc
Coz ROT merge in the i'le previously held.
therefore in such smother Judgment credits
redeem the Interest II the purchased.
ard a. become entitled to the Sheriff. deed
TIE corporation which apparently cousstet
with charter 20 be regarded Illegal and uns9taos
without evidence tending TO Ao~ hs; hey are OF such
character
The Paaua, bank beng eorpoT,i9n aud having power 10
scgure satisfaction Of debss took from he holae
Il Sheriff certificate Of sa- AFTER the had become sbso
ute snuen Of al bis right and then received the SHERIFF.
deed The consideration of In
ers tems be for value received ard there otarr
pro the consider alton Hc4 ha; the sument pro-
sump.iS valid transfer 20 the bsk the words for value
cryed" being equally refeabe debt due fum The ssno
In uorey THERETO fH'fhr Asf tb%
bank having essy acquired the certificate could tAS
l !. lr.d iua L..s The THE.
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The programme OF The e1h 0tloh, winch Ito
COOKS RECEIVED.

4 N,,,,,l Philosophy By @. P. ouackenbos A NJ l2~''
DO 80. ID. appe:ou Co - o.c e.ri.,, 4
Recoysrtion, By samuel Rogers Emo Pp 10 barrett
Miles. r.. 80. .-..i,,,rscbv
by WiIism herry M.burn- l2no. Up 10 p''0y
JaCktCu. nm
Modern Pmlology. ny Btnjei'n W. p"-EH'' wv ~ "
A. :. 9sIues BUR- .,, ,t,o -, e,, ri,
Lie fer Life. BY the AutlcT &" JONI iiN''N' " RI
20. Harper Bnothtis . - . r. - -.
Oh as W. a. Townsend Co. - -l,,o.r
tres 60 upon Select T. pics in Revealed Thsoiosy
E,' NathanirI " Taylor, D. ID. SIC. PIP $50 OAiNe'
fir 1 Su.it
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Gen. Tom Thumb has set up ms yscu'' n"'ioN
sster hiusef, the Charles S, Slratton' Inc h'uo Ecu
tl.rnan made his first cruise Oh fIioAy no" Do.
port TO the Black Rock Lighthouse iHe
- 80 - h.v, nroyed herself u crack caller.
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fAivsriiBer.c1tl
HORACE MANN said: - regard PiIRENOLOGY

Philosophy ard the hAldma e Chri.tiany.
Wlotef ts.er the Phrenccty 9. plbc beus or
EXAMINATIONS vita CeaTts aud lu descriptions show
he pgrslit for and hsppi
uess gwen daily b FowLEZ WELLS NJ. JS Broadway.
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ARA r. Dsyiz q A-Me6so -

Joas Pe.rce az Mara 4. Dawn & A-xeasae
sis-cys iBirar.i-n srs;d-
The Farmers. Loaa and Trust Company a.
Nhs- Dso M cicn 70 DIN eaf<s pur assS sfsntras
psrrs 70 rsfs1d n pc wIh innrr-st SD costa
In re. he sppacstion az otis Billings ter Gs'
oiaiss 1Ae ,pp.icstioa tor sischass- deried
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STOP Tn. limisbe article nay obtained II the sole
usturers > sACSDEss. No AstQr House. aud OF tins
yalic "a agents throughout Ill C-y.
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BRADY, GALLERY

lis. REMOVED from NO $50 Broadway No. es' Broadway
corner Of B.eeckers,
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Adyertiseuer
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Baruuul Museum So a perfornsuc Of the
.inu.g aud kind yeu tns senOoa AID evening"
all euiov and otec. Then there
relic from Sacred Mount 4 Olives. IL IL Christian
TIL family aud al the other
o. exhibition. without
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SERTOUs ACQUISITION Thursday evening about
le0ock b. David Peter, seriously injured By being
az, BY he acecel cetar-e e. pistol IN the baoom q
tie Pect Ap hct u Fret and South Seventh s.reee
l. d. NJ Peters sitting outside the hotel when
tie hafseep-r psy snail BIN which had just before been pre-
ss1.ed O. him A ne the bar be recognized friend
M Thcns Kerr q NorToe street shook hsxhs
w1 M NJ Kerr hal t ccsrrd refreshments and in
ytsd MT Pe.sz % joir ha Mr. Peters accepod and a. "
her "a Toe g., oiskipg chaxe from Ma PICKET p.
10 arcs pei non his vest pocket the door and
sl7 c'-sc's ss'esea ~ rssos a eassas seoxa woaAl
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Carl Hubner's picture Of " TIE EmiyrSrts bidding
farewell 20 the Graves AZ their Household is ON
exhibition q: Sc aus Gallery No. 90 Broadway.