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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26


IlFAp SAWED IN Two. = On the lltli
instant, . boy named William Chal
mefs. fourteen years of age, resid-
ing in New Yutk, was fatally
injured i,y revolving circular saw
while in the act If clearing away
the saw iust from beneath The saw
The saw entpied HE skull about
funf inches above and two inches
posteriur io the margin IT the ear.
travptsihp the skull forward tu the
ronis ul the nose, penetrating the
brain ~ depth of about two and
hulf inches When taken tp the
New York Hospital, and Irom the
time the accident occurred NJ ~
Saturday. the lath instant, be sur
i~e ~ pain. and was vefy cheet-
lul, speaking lightly Of the injuries
be- had received The boy spbse-
qurnllr died.
Ibis naEts q near approach tp y
favuiiie theory of ours for the 70
formation uf the world without any
further preaching on the subject
Suppose instead Of saving The
head perpendiculntly. q horizontal
inCisiun WIS made, commencing at
the os fronts and running around Un
both sides go the ~ p0'ferlori', care
fully avoiding end injury 70 that
pulpy substance the brain. This
would allow the top If the head tu
come on like - snulI-bnN which,
fur security sake. mightbe fastened
with silver hinges in the rear and y
clasp at The lrunL With such easy
access 90 oil he chronological or
gans. is IL not clear to perceive.
thnt cnmbati~eness could be 70.
ducpd IN size. acquisitiveness. kept
down So ne 10 render IL physically
impnssible fur man 90 steal. even
though he might lave The organ as
largely developed, % some of or
friends 7 Yea verify. and then we
might dispense witt that large aud
growing class of relUrmers. who
leave their own business. 10 run
down pt the heel. and go about
ronring If what uther people ought
TO DO. The necessity for hanging.
would not then esist-ihp lion and
the lamb might lie down together,
aud all the ierring and gathering
which cumes ont Of difference of
opinion. would be removed. The
ouly objection that can he urged
10 this practical plan. is The repug-
nance of Rume Of our iellnw-citizeps
IT, tho creation of new Offices. unless
their friends or relatives are 10
have the perquisites. II would then
become necessary 10 have ut State
phrenolugist. with an efficient corps
Of assistants. IL would he honest.
aud fair, however, for each man to
pay fer the correction, aud reguls
ton Of his own head Will brother
tIecchcr preach sermon from this
text3
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26

FLORIDA Com AND CorToN CRop
A correspondent Of the Savannah Re
publican writes from Feast Florida
The corn crop was partially ruined
by the continued drought, though il
is believed by our planters that there
will be enough made to supply the
wants Of the country. Cotton has
held its own most astonishiugly, and
looks generally as we'll, il not better,
than | have ever known a crop in
this or any other section up to this
time. From present indications, We
have high hopes ofan abundant yield;
aud my predictions are that the pres
ent will be the largest cotton crop
ever made in this country. (slthough
the area planted is not greater than
last year,.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26

r@- The English astronomers es,i.
mate the length of the tail Of the
comet now visible at about $4,000.
600 Of miles.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL.
THH mALg AsD FEMALE AuADp-
NV " Academy iisil viii fe spen the
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER.

undef the ehsrgs 81 Nj. A. n. Payne. Principal
sud Superintendent ~ Fuhi- Schools
We Assife w. knev ~ iitpa " . ptAeapirnss viii
he = eeaed
W. have The fieilltiss 10 sdurstA lsrrs NUN.
be- PC thoroughly ne any Academy ~ Seminary
IN trwn.
Admission zee (viihnut money! H. those that
rsss their essminst 30 ~ Spelling. HesdinF
whiting. pfspHaf psHgspPby, Arithmetic snd
History ~ the United sts,ss. IN TIE rooms ~
The pnhlie scho,ls as their narnsa uust sppasr
80 'hsse school rolls. u sniv for few days, be
fore examination
Candidates ~ admission into The Academy IN
0u,rh-r, will DO examined IN W.. nnih's r,rrn ~,
Ffl1sv. the 27th, ~ Hiss Giirs m faesdsg. the
gls' IniV.
We hope w see navy candidslss. Do not ron
slider y stopping ~ sntef The A. deny tbfessb
the d""f ~ the public schools. tarfe nraaFlv
and wellhshsvsd se' ~ children sannet ha frnud
IN onr private schools. Ne's this fact. Csnifi
tn'e 'hsn y"uf g fagsss ~ make the academy
The pride ~ our city. TIMOTHY FAv.
jnlgst frssidsnt hoard ~ Directors.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26

l1- Emiersrts continue ~ pour into
New York. The number ~ arrivals The
past week wss 1853, making total ~
bs,lp4 since the commencement ~ The year,
resinst ip,oos for . corresponding period
10 1859.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26


LAuscn ~ rnf ritsvitis This steam
shipthe fret IF the new line between New
Orleans end Havana, wss launched at New
York. on Tuesday. She made her rial
trip on the ffuds, ~ river. The Etssfog
Fof hes the following notice ~ her tFipi
This steamer. the Bisgrais, iust launch
cd for the llavsna and New Orleans trade.
belongs ~ the hrm whose establishment
"a due 70 the tpung Mf. Hartman Living
sipn. ~ Oak HI. who determined that
his steamers trial trip should be this IN
ttepedented voyage ~ the river. The
HiaprHis takes her place in the regular
line. and sails iot havana on the lat Of
August nest under the command ~ rapti
Hullreh. late 81 the United States Navy.
She Is q splendid vessel, and her rate ~
speed yesterday exceeded, at times eslcn-
lstng the Resistance Of the tide. eighteen
miles an hour.
The appearance ~ the HisarHis excited
30 little establishment Us she swept ny the
villages and cities which had never before
welcomed like visitor. aud the CAtskills
seemed 10 re echo her guns with echoes so
loud and repeated that II required scarcely
q stretch Of tie imagination 10 conceive
that the armament Of THEFT FIRST discover
er'a ship. the Dpfsh mn U,e0. were IN
swerinp he' salute from tht SO dells where
Hip Van Wrinkle bphsld Ilendrok iiud-
son crew 81 their game IF bowls.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26

nea- Gen. Commonfort, ex.Presi.
dent of Mexico, has taken a house
in Fifth Avenue, New York.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26

NE W COOP

IusT Received . rine A.s.,,,,.,, nj
- silver Plsied Ware on pure slbs,s, consist.
ire ~ psft of
lee Pitchers
breakfast. Iursh srd bnnar csslsrs
lee Cfestn snd Dssis,1 Siqsds
Toilet neis, Feff.mery stands;
Bfesa ard Csks BASKETS
Pitchers Hrhltts srd fnpe.
Knives, Fr.ks sua sr,,',ns;
Decsn'sf stands, nsnde sii-t-, ke
jnivl1.gw pfprR snibpopD
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26

a Ktyp ANp wtsF Iiirr.-An angry
Letter. especially " the wtlier he loved
Is 80 much hefCef than an angry speech. SO
much more unendurnhls. There the
words remain scofehing, not 10 be explain
ed away. not 10 30 atoued for by kiss
not 10 he sof.ened down ny the word of
love that may so quickly follow upon
spoken anger. Heaven defend me from
supty letters They should never 30
written except 90 sthoolboys ard men ~
college. aud not often ~ them IL they be
anyways tsnderhestted. This at least
should he a rule through the letter writ
ing world, that no angry letter sha bs
pnsied till four and twenty hours shall
have elapsed since II was written. We alt
know how absurd 10 that other rule, that
of saying the alphabet when you arc an
pty. Thrash Sit down and write your
letter. Write ~ with all the venom In
your power. spit ont your spleen at the
fullest IL will do you good. You think
you have been Injured. Say all that you
can say with all your poisoned sloqusnce
and gratifying yourselfby reading IL while
your temper Is still hot. Then put IL In
your desk, and as a matter Of course burn
Il before breakfast tho noxt morning BE-
love me. that you will then have dou-
BILE qualification. The BsrtTGas.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26

A FrENoH MusiaAL 1Nvsator.-.Threo
thousand musical Frenchmon, impatient
of tho Emporora slow delays, invaded
London few weeks npo, and achieved a
complete conquest. Those Orpbsanists,
aS thoy Designated themselves, came on u
singular mission. and on three occasions
have snbipQatrd London audiences NJ the
Crystal Palace with soul stirring melody.
They sang with great effect, and the bands
Of the Guides which by tho pertpissiop Of
the Emperor Napoleon. accompanied them.
played several pieces in the most finished
aud mastery stylo. Music bath power.
otc.. and accordingly tho Gallie Cock and
the English Bull dismissed their mutual
antipathios aud fraternized IN the most
charming manner. The audience cheerod
the Fronchmcn, and tho Frenchmen cheer
cd the audience. The French band piaye,.
the nr,ional anthem; Tho audience yelled
"pDfaBt pour Ia !Syrie;'' the French shout
cd q" God save the Queen;" every body
wept, and general embrace ensued.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26

NOTICE.
TT nrINo The duty 81 The VestsY % rent The
i Psvs ~ s. James Church Tor one y ear, sorn.
msncing July let, 1890, and snaiog on June
a0th. 1861 notice is hsfsby given, that all per.
sops nov occupying psws will be considered as
having rented said psws for ons ysar ~ sbyvs,
unless the Treasurer of the church IL notified 70
The contrary htf,rs The isi proximo Any one
dssirirR 10 select pew from those nov vacant
will please spply n
Julyi9 wM. MARKHAM. Treasurer.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
GIN STAND.

A 80 Saw Gin Stand. for sale at the
"A Southern Machine Works.
lel2 DELAcRoIx, DEozeREY AGO.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
ALE AND PORTER.

Ok CASKS g-puIns In Tia Pale Ale. 10 DO
LC Muer 4 sons sparkliug Ale 10 Cases
Guinness Dublin stout; Casks spsyer's Lager
Besr-for sale at reduced prIces.
Nays 70 a WI BOGKL,
New Store, opposite the old stand.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
IRISH LINEN.

I NAVE ius, received q H., ~ pure Linen. direct
I '"m lfelsnd. slsp sn assortment ~ white
Uriion. the cheapest IN 80 market,
iulv2i FANNIE r UCOTOH,
Ncrih boulevard ct nssr ststs House.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
THE nEsT syRUrs IN TowS

A LAFgt supply ~ LEMON, PINE APPLE
~ slfAWhhRRT. eOpsBgnRY. OpGFAT
RAsBEBRY snd giNpER-rstuissis,s s,a
~ ssle ~ v. lttUDF Op's
"+fe Ufue sfnrA
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
MORE sEGARs.

I HAVE jusi esesivSd 10 600 more Of ihsss nps
Il havana rsssrs, wh'eh ! offer for sails al Nsv
Uflesns prices Call aud examine them
jnlyll ". FRENDKROA sT.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
DILL nII.ff

Dr BASKETS olive OiI, is-i reesivea ana
ZD and for sale at ~ riE pEHgsRt's.
Main street nppposits lisrrsy lfuuss.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
FRUIT CANS.

uAVINg on hand lsrgs lot. ~ would wish
u 10 close them eut q, lov prices
H0NTAN n MATHS.
fnaTfl. Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
No CURE, NO PAY--TRy IT.

MATTAN's Appefient, a certain cure
WI fer Dyspepsia. Prepared aud for
saleRt. v. HEUDE @ co.'s.
mayll Drug Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
FLOURi FIoUnff

T.uFrY nAhhtLs best Family y our N s,a,s.
j snd fer sale by ~. PRENDEBgAsT.
iuus7l
Hhms.-a0o Sugar Cured jns, received apd
f1r sale ~ ". PhENDEpAsT'E.
jans2i
4 AUD.-s0 RFGs superior artisIs Of Lard
IL On band aud Tor sale at
jsns9i ~. rRgNDEHc AsTs.
DACOvi BACON fi--2ooo pounds h, Il sidss
ID and shon dsra-ffssh from the psskers just
received and Tor sails at ~. FitEsDEHOAsT's
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
NOTICE.

A III persons having claims against the
"A succession Of Il. BOnche. deed ara
requested to present them 10 the under
signed, OF 10 Messrs. Dunn d Heron At
tolnsys. l.. LEGENDRE,
Juiyu Administrator.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
sTOyEs ANn GnATEs.
WfIfIUEM MAnG.

A MOTHER w., ~ rnbs. nuoksis wasbhsatIs
~ Clothes Pins. Rolling Pins. Bssf stake
f'nnfe's, Mood Spoons, etc
juiylTGv FJFERk BRADFORD
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26

Lime, Cement and Plaster Paris.
A LAh0E supply Of fresh stock ust stored
"A JdiylT JOsnUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26

En BOXES beat Tabis Nine-Cisrst ana
~ white, Of the best brands. IN store aud
Tor sale Wy N. PkEaDkKgAsT.
lBfyH
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26
CouNi CORNii CoRNi,i

COO SACKS Prime White, In stora snd for
LoO ssie ~ ~. FHENbEHGAsT.
jaly2l
Dunk. is barrels Mass--Ilrsst from tba
! rsoksts. IN store and Tor ssfa ct
iulyU " rRENDEHpAST's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-26

Ground Corn aud Oats.
nAT and OFound Corn togsthsr prnfpce a
" sul srior fssd--eall and size II y dial.
tayf' JOrfUA ZEAL.
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ACT H.
Msno~fvring MISUNDERSTANDING Ia Old Engisnd-Asa
IN archery oosiu too old hunter 10 be repPei-A private
bos-DandrearJ fearful position, hair dye, and turns
crim.on morrow" vain attempt N snecke-The snony
rous letter FlorenceThe appoinmentNurrot exposs
q Coyie's vilhny-Csn you save mei-Asss sudden APP
pesrarce "Jys what about 70 sskA Council of War
The Dary-The Country Boy and the DaifymAd-Ass pre-
useful rai pond'Dun6resry and Asa
bottle Of hair dye for shiphe distribution Of prizes
Asa the vcov, 1--WE rot that ship'A health 70 the
que or-Suaneerr IN 1renchard Manor'who theser
|" Balsfs sir Edward 'Genersl c0us;efnstOD hrt
experiment 10 opening champagne-Dundcsy hass BIRDS
eye view Of the cork - 80,
Mary Meredith and Asa in the DsyHs description Of his
IN AmercaAn expensive segar lgherA noble sscri
nce-1he mill burned-'Asa you're shossFl0rence'st time
liz arr,Al1his man hero. and loves yOu-Msfy confess
fo aud parties happy-A attempted eopement went
esThe vaults u frencsr ri manor-Coyle and Bnney
IN eupt-Mvrcot for soberAsas determination
Coyle drunk-"Quck. Murcou his private seys-Coye %
Ma rees aganA blow straight from The shoullerA robbery
c.useDundreafy sui trying W sneets-Coyes prf
vee ofce hunt for tn release-The secret dawerAss
for the key-coyes sudden Villain would
YOU eAnosher kuock oown-1he discovery of the re
feas~ ard discontinue ~ CoyieMurcos pray-rDespsir
A.. bis element C1es ing o The -Narccs.s
rsvAr,t-Tnrd Durdrearya last disAsier-Asss mAgnsnm
ty-A general marrying IN haste, Sc
END OF CONEDY
sequence Of the length u The COMEDY here viii De no
Farce. -.-,
PRICES OF ADHESION.
circle ard Puquet. % cens
Orchestra thAirs..s. po1
Family t1tle
b.lrsny 'hsirs
Pfsste ~ -
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AMISEMENrh.

w URKAT FNTUrsfAfM
,r., ~ fhE WONDERFUL RAYFIS
, Z Rei aus s,enlAg. ,id4y. August IA -, d tss
a.. fos THE FIRST TINE
The connie Paniou pc Of the
Di.hlFR LOVE
WIN Tor NE second time, the aushshe Pan,op,e - s
FOUR LOVERS WI '
with the beautiful Pallet Dyertissemento OF
PLNChlHEtIO
= GABRIEL and FRANCOIS both Anpear
Moei gratefully sensible ~ the kndT which h
ca niehuy Hound thf m N their home IN .
irons aud Trends hey beg respectfully that h.
10 theT ~
Farewell ENG AGEMEEr
10 America and the last uny a. meeting those 10 whom
for 80 many years they have been Indebted re -
endeayor far possible appear each and an ~ ose
pieces which have maintained for 20 lsrg period
THE WONDERFUL. RAyELs
and the public OF New York. There will Consequently 10
change OF performance every evening
NEW BowRRY THEATRE.
~ sole Proprisiors M.ssrs a l. Fox j. LAnasrf
FRIDAY. AUGUST s. 1860
BENEFIr OF NIX. nc EDDY.
Wnen " especial desire he ~l appear 10 tho OF ais
LUcIUs yUSIUs BRUTUs,
In John iio ward ra9ne's plsy OF
n, IT, ShuTUs;
MIN Mr. q @ poniface Mr. j. Is. Howe Mrs w. q. Joasa
MISS Fanny Herring, and al the fsyories the cast
:. c. CHouRINEuR, TAG sTABBEg.
Ia Eugene Sues great work OF the
=. MYSTERIES OF PARIS
- .harc ID rcoio
VT - Is hyWe......... Roloioh.
nIs ". u Jones t0untsSs Sar.h
Concluding ~ih tha oom,caity Of ~
YOUNG AMERICA
joan james rooley c z. fpx
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DOWERY THEATRE.
ID 9BORGE WOOD.



d GsORGE WOOD. Sole Lessee and Msnaser
Ladies and gentleman OF Acknowledged professional ability
desiring engagements for the II 1869 6
about August IS apply by letter ony addressed
George Wood Bowery Theatre stating line business
pechd saary few ry elApse for he
oonsdersuon OF the various applications the etpirates
which time advertisement viii be serted this ourud
announcing the completion Of engagements Ladies AMI
received letters Of reply that 0o
consider
picauous Proposals from scenic also received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-03

RARNuMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GREAT EASTERN AHOYi
BARkUM STILL IN THE FIELD
A BETTER Bill, OF ATTRACTIONS THAN EVER
Who fail TO this great
COMBINATION OF WONDERS AND NOVELTIES
be greatest offered the world Seny live cent?
rha .u1.ii ot-na..
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SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.

An Engush Manor ~ the Present Day-Hrh fAfc Below
Hairs-Arivsi OF The Mall BagAsssmblng the Visitors
Treochsrd MADor-An English Erqus,ss idea Of Amer-
cnn1be Foreign TeterA Lost branch Of the Trenchard
Family piseoy.rcd.The Trunk whhered, bu, the sapng
1--we YANKEE, thou by greenAsa Trenchsrd's
First Appearance In the Halls Of his Red Indian
Lnnsc-Aaa's First Sight Of Dundre@ryA General Uproo
Old Ideas and Planting New Dnes-Americss Ma
iionAl Drinss-Iio. You Hey it-smAsh Gocs,s yulep
TAghteningf-"Jersey for "An right Warranted
70 Nil ysrds'-Dundrezry horror struck-fnterfew be-
Sir Edward and the Lawyer CoyeCoyie Treacnery
Of Ruin amidst P~ntyThe Proposal for the Hand
Of vpreDce DISCRIMINATION 70 save Hcs
the aory OF His Le-Asa 10 his Own Room-The Lost
Hair Dye1urkey Cock No Ill Reckon Ms Valuable In
Keep ga Pursuit Of Knowledge under Dfhcutes-Pun
he beil-An Unexpected shower Bath
BATH
BATH
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BILLIARDS.

BILLIARDS.
prfITARDs-sPiENpI NEW AND SECOND HAND
ID Tahlea sale reasonable prices Call and examine
or serd your orders hy private houses furnished
W. ~. uRTFviTH. its Fulton street,
DfifIARDs -wANTRD, TO PURCHASE. SECOND
10 hand billiard Table hesns Deckers IN gooi 1rder
Addreu irving full particulars and the owes price j. H. NJ
Herald office.
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vxrANTED NATURALIZATION OR THRIVE MAR.
w bic billiard Tables for ~hich god rent wi BE- p.d snd
unless hes are Of tse hes oes,y Ad e.s .. q. Bros
vay rosk 0E<e
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yxyrrAFTs BILLIARD TABLES AND ExCELsIOR
w Spring Cushcns-Lvsiy, durable and correct Btisrs
Tables and warrant superior In style ana
hniah running qualify Oldest IN The Vned
cssea Mspufsc<ory n Gold street. New So~s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-03

I
% CENTS 10 and hear Buiworth g. late
WOODS MlNSTEf4SY
Under the entire supervision of J. IT, BuDWORrH .hs
best Ethiopian TMnstres Personators Dancers &c &C. IN
the each and every Of which declared BY
sands To be worth
% CENTS TO SEE ALONE and yet for the same
% CENTS ALL, ALL THESE LINING WONDERS
THE SPIEN DID PERFORMANCES
In the Afternoon Mt ). and Evening ut o'clock
and $4,000 Gu RIOsIrlES,
From every part OF the word-al AL, all.
All 10 be for Is cents
AT BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Which Ia open at all hours, day and ey ening
Children under years, Is cents
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il IMPROVED billiard TABLES
And Conbinaiin Cushirns
PHELsN A COLf,EFDER,
Sole manufacturers, 81 70 60 Crosby street, New Yo
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DAILY LINE FOR CAPE NAY
~ AND PHILADELPHIA,
VIA 6AkDFORDS LINE STEAMSHIPS,
From pier IL North river
Al O'clock p. NJ, Sunday excepted
Steamers BOSTON, DELAWARE,
and KEENEBEC.
Goods forwarded South and wea free OF commission.
THROUGH IN TWENTY HOURS.
FREDERIC PERKINS, Agent
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YANKEE ROBINsoNs SUPER ROYAL CIRCUS
i hts superb company nov making Western p,r Nc
troupe vii gerorm rics SATURDAY. August ~ Wsfex
yie August s. Iisml,on. AuEs, DE Ruy,.r nAg'sN 3,
Csyeuog August August 10 BESIDES We area
petga4uarree srlcudd dransiic peces-6AIriso
or RUESA VISTA ADD DAYS OF 20
cE OF INNOCENCE -THIs pEAUTIFUL Rude -.
n male 6gu,c exhibition II a. 49,
rom rs, aor from nine A. ~ 10 ain r. NJ. 40 Sal.
tatce 25c. For sale-rrice ~ 90
ftufps,lTH'S sTErEOsCOPIC wusKUy, on AfrD ON
u Frra4uay e0rrsr ~ twenty wt Odd "a.
fiffcn he World q Mature AL o open fssm A.
NJ " ocoCk \. N. Ttckets - cvds. ~1Ason, " ceyt
rN1FRTATroskL Art INrreuTrov.
L ExBIBI ZION NF PArNtfNus
No se Hr0adwny, CORNER y fourth street. nssn ron -
A. N ZIP. N. Admission & csn,s.
DvssgIDoRr okD yRy
IL Ss3 froaJgay.
unTivaled coz ,iian OF 10 Pputinga Ssatnss
oyru ard eveuip .ar,ason Is cea,n and ,nes~ies
PAU AEER'A peAp pFARf p.NER.
ANptlJNeS FNE
MIS- LANDg ~ rvAsuTtIrg
fttNtNb - nANCINp trsNy,
bAkkkk FI-lfES ORA
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THE REV. EDWARD A. WILSON WILL CHhshrubLs
send rrauiteusly) ALI who need A. OF the pre-
spon by which he cured Of that dire disease
ton We viii send fun directions "a 70 diet nc ihose
desiring The presorpt' with full particulars In regard
vil please adde's Rev. Edward al WILSON, WV
naannourg. Khgs county,, MI.
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OFFICE OF THE METROPOLITAN GAS LIGHT CON-
~ OF the city Of New York Is street.
ment OF the Pank of the Commonwealth.-New York July
10, l6-The Directors Of the Metropolitan Gas Light
Pany having resolved to issue Three Hundred and Eighty
Thoussnd Dollars Of their Capital Stock in addition the
amount heretofore subscribed, books Of
at their Office Is street. the 9Th in t. and
remain open firm II till O'Clock daily August Terms
OF subscrponTen cent cash at the time Of subscribing
and the balance In monthly nstamep
cent The Directors the privilege
Stock the exceed The amount stated
BY order. OSCAR ZOLL.IKOFFER, Treasurer and SEQ
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FINANCIAL.

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IL senina'e documents Apply to day between ana IL
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RAILROADS.

Anew YORK AND HARLEM RArLRoAD-sUMMER
Advancement for pleasure ravel-Trsns leave wcntv
zIth srees saion fodows-lols A. M-EIprss, for A.
bany Troy Saratoga sharon SPRING. Niagara Fals Lake
Gesrre Lebanon springs and fAke MAhopsA connecuag
Albany New FORK Central Hait nd for Sharon spnxA
Nizgnrs Falls and all places west also with rAns for sara
toss and all points North SIS M-For crcs2n nsns COO
meeting At 0odtns Bridge with for Lake WaecAbuc,
and At Falls with for Lake Mshopae ~ n
NJ Dover Palma connecting Al Goldcns Bridge win
rarss for Lake wAecab and al Croon Falls with Stages
& Lake Mahopsc. --.... ,.. ,--,..--.--.
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nukCAN, SHERMAN CO., BANKERS CORNER OF
~ Pine and Nassau streets New York. issue Circular Notes
and Letters ~ Credit for travellers liable n the United
States Canada West Indies South America and all the prn
Europe, China. nc. =
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VIEAlrH or AMrRTCAN woNEN.-A1L LOCAL IL.
rprulares dspiscenens aod dfculties together win
cneiuoua symptoms and disesses o. women are rsalcNy
cured Nv the srsr enberg Company's Mushas Uterine
cs,hocon Price u % per bottle ror nve bocs sen. y
aid end Of express line from View
ynrf Address Bridge, N. D. Resident Physscfan
grsef enbers Inssuse No Bord street, New tort Dr
ppI0E r attend professional Gala and receive rniiern
al his residence. n the orSGenbers Institute bndnE
No q Hopd street. New York.