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oftbs Atlantic bat for G eeoetisns for all centuries for Ill
r.ce: and for al LEI T. lis the battle Of truth against errors
norance ofsedon sssiu't svey Of equally against ais
oera.c usurp:oc and dsspose RUE. This in
enc IN vain S.rso.s viii Il" st. Ss south
and traitors Of the North seek deose Slavery props-
gsndisn AID the vile Of ,ruy Cuion which was
sde IN the and for tie propagation Of Hbsrty end
equality.
principles aud under hsn nineteenth century Ne
sbhor well The seoer. spirit and - the barbara
has been by ambitious and wicked aea and wased
part u the interest Of or csmmon humty ff To.
present and all coming tins intimately convinced
that tho nation called Of Ged truly s were Moses and
Joshua their works 10 pursoe Til treason AID h%eeloa
are crushed and ara the Nag OF our country
waves over every acre Of territory from toe Northern
to the Southern Gulf and nom les ern coast 70 western
dom ratricts and Integrity OF the President and Admins.
traon and that they have our hearty yntstny MO uppcs
shall these be- rivrn 10 ,hem proportion to the increased
vgor and esrnessness with which they ite o. nose pail
cdal hand. which have been raised ssains tho very III" ma
Rtred Ths, our deliberate conviction that the loyal
o. TN, nation are hry aud ne ,aom Of
disaster no lees thsa Under tie ipirso: OF vctey a
whether ros this side Of the w..sI or the osr We VIII
toere no intervention Of foreign peoples IN our doesc
God upon SIDE while crushing home 70
the integrity and ID. :" psGy ii 0u. t nd:
of civilized warfare should be used wtSOu, hesitation aud
nont aid Generals in reference TO shs population Of
the reyo~d States Arc they frepds foes II friends.
their reryices soud be invited and used Ia manner
any extent to which they be made available, and In
10 urn for those services they have hsreofoie been
held in bondage they ought be oisactiy iufor1ned
that they shall receive the boon of Freedom they
enemies they should BE- stricken with unspsrns aud 70:
blows till they fc-d to ground tue weapons OF
rebellion to their oysity and slesisne- The
Government told that trade and the msi follow The
flag The nation waiu for the inspiring word: Liberty fol-
lows the has.
The above resolutions were reported to the Associated
Alumni of Middebury College theI annual meeting held
at Mddebury w. the 18th ia, Of August d. s2, By
their Conmittee-conitin Of the Rev Il. C. Wines D.,
of Missouri John O. SAKE Of York, James SnDons Of
Wisconsin the Rev f. w Oimssd and - Higley Of Yer.
monsnd unanimously adopted BY ths A'socistion and 70
was further voted in addition to the usual publications.
copy be made and cerfed by the President and Secretary
of the Association and ths, the Hon Solomon Foot b re-
TO act a. the organ Of the Association In transmitting
the same to the President Of tho United states.
HENRY 5. FOOTE. Secretary
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6IideII,s Interview with Napoleon.

Correspondence OF the London Times
PARIS. Friday, Aug g. 1867
The observations Of Earl Russell in the House OF
Peers, on We'd esday evening, give me An oppor'u-
ty Of completing my statement, seven or eight dsys
ago with reference the steps lately taken ior We
recognition IL Tho Confederate States Of America.
NAV now mention tlat Mr.. Slidel had au audience
OF The Emperor n, vieny some days back, n,d, b.
All accounts, was received very cour'eoasy ~ DIS
Majesty. Ii will eSsily be believed that Mr.. shdeh
,.t iorth all the arguments which, in his op'niop'
would justify the cain Of State 70 nave W. n .nus
tell against invasion, decided advantages Obtained
il, tie field since the commencement OF hostlh ire
The co, i urioual conduct OF its Government amid
The vici.oitudes and severe trials Of proracted
var: and-wbieh il not the least important-tne
Io,.,mi, alton OF the Confederacy never to submit
tn, "a FIGHT for independence TO the last, and a
rbaeyer cost. II private accounts from Viehy
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iAdvertisementl
TuE FAX BlII.

Now RKApr pamphlet Of 81 on hne white pape,
Beside the bill which word for word In acoordace IN
the ns tcy sppend 70 I. Aphabetica RecapiIua
on Of every article be aIed by the law and the amount
Of The TAI to levied thereon This renders ~ complete
aud convenient as It 10 possible 70 make It. -
Price cent? postpaid IL per uO ssnt BY EXPRESS 70
Der 100 Il by mail. Adde'S THE TaIBuS.. NeW.Yerk
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Speeches Of Lord PaImerston and Mr. HOE
back ON Intervention.

On August the Mayor OF Sheffield gave sump'
oons banQue, IN the CGtlers' Hall, to the members
VI tho Corporation and several distinguished stran,
ters. Among the quests we're Lord Pslmerston ana
nt borough members-Mr. Roebuck and Mr.. Had
acid
Aisv ds sAA1 loyal toasts, the Mayor proposed
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The spicy, humorous papers which have attracted
such favorable attention in the columns of The Sum
day Mercury, by "Orpheus c. Kerr, esqune." are
am ounced as ready to-day in book form by Blake
man & Mason, publishers in this city.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE COMMON COUNCIL
The Mayor he. special meeting Of the Common Cou-
eli for Monday next O'Clock to consider fouow-
nx snbe To appropriate money building pier at tho
foot of North Second street. receive reports nom the Cou
ni,t.e on snd an Places; the mater OF Sewer
District No nap provide tents tor volunteers; and
on ceuIuG NC stiops from tho Mayor
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REFUSING LEGAL TEsDER.-Correspondents In
form us that the drivers Of the Wall street ano
Madison avenue omnibuses frequently refuse TO re-
ccive postage stamps in payment Of fares in conse'
ouence of Instructions from their employers, Murphy
a. Smith, and that great Inconvenience is thereby
occasoned. The remedy is simple. A signal from
passengers to the nearest policeman will always
bring drivers to an immediate recognition OF the
only present available legal tender.
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BENEFIT OF ". Y. STATE TRooPs-We learn
that $500, 600 WIS placed yesterday morning at the
office Of the United States AssistantTreasurer here,
to the credit Of Major Spague, an account OF the N
T. State troops for expenditures incident to the Late
reputation upon this State.
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PnoBApLr FArAL RESULT OF A QUARREL.-
Mniu Heath and Tho as Carroll got into bgut yesterday,
Al th, corner Of Hoyt and Degaw streets when Heath
nil, y,J ,rurk Carroll violent blow. ~ hch k.ocaei in
over an about twsy feet hgh causing fsc-
ture OF one arm &C. The injured man w csnveyss
tns City Hospital Hea.h made bis escape
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NINE. DEMoREsT's Fan annOpncement and
Grand oenpg OF Paper Models Of the Partisan Fashions on
Moyp,r Sept, l. st No 473 Broadway No ~ Eat lathG,
New Y ok and Ne. l34 Pierrepont st, bTookyn
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FOREIGN MArL.-The steamer City Of Baltimore
will take the British and Continental mails as well
IN The mails for Ireland. Mails close at the poet
Office on Saturday, the ga day VI August, at los
o'clock a. In.
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tAdveItsemeDtI
~ I'm JpyAND's ANTI RHEUMATIC BAND"

herman ent cure for Rheuni.,,m. 'ut Neuralgia and
al similar Affections. Price cont BY mall OF express
lIu,kArEp TREATISE with Certified Te,tinoniss, ssnt
ire. Adap,ed 70 odierS q SMITH Co.. Psopnetors
NV No. <9l broadway, New-York
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fAdv.rtiss ucnt
MEN HAVE BEEN

THOUSANDS OF loUHG MEN HAVE BEEN
S.ykp PROM RUIZ, AND UrHER THOUSANDS DIRECTED IN
the use of their tArts and fortune by oo.anhs
Examinations and advice fowIkRS WILLS
No 3vS Broadway.
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Advertisement
GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY at BARNUM's MU-

,x,.--,ien Ton THrxB and Com MIR. il their great
rNiLE EXHIBITION at H. g. and a o'clock. The Splen-
did Farct HAUNTED CHAHBER. ct Sand o'ciock p IN
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FROM EUROPE.

Tn, Mails BY tho Europa-The Times l"
Favor Of stries Neutrality srccches vi
Lord Pasrncrsion and Hr. Hceb"ch o"
Int.rrension-Tbe Interview Of Ar' sii-
dell with Napoleon.
Tie mails by tie steamship Europa arrived here
sta Lite hoar On Thursday night. a teiegraphic
spmrs,-v If her news has been published before
The following extracts from our foreign !es Will be
rad with interest:
The Gucsr's speech OH American Affairs
From Tie London Tims', As9.S
The paragraph 10 which the Queen speaks OF the
contest IN America will # course, be read win the
creates, intere 1. Ii states the rnabdied my bti%
Of tho Civil War and the ia ct that the mischieis o
Tia, var have not heen confaed 10 Ainei1cai hf
sdGs that The Qnsen, having from the outset deter
mined 10 sake 10 part In tho CONTEXT, Dss teen no
reason 90 depart from the MENTALITY TO which she
hss steadily adhered. This IL onIy the statement Of
fct motor Oue - every one EXCEPT TO the odItOrs
Of certain American newspapers; tat u IS aiSo ca
esfi1t,d 10 fnsDtrf confidence that the same policy
vtE be DcrseUeTod an, and thar rLen III. Quocn merit
n.ets her Parliament she clu be aLie 10 repeat IL
u,B. the sumo GeciGT0ttOn as u her past conduct
and 10 koid OVt Tie S0me hope as 10 the future Tie
lsradox is undoubtedly true. that if wish 70 put
eud 20 lle conflict, our best co1rse ID TO abstaib
from anv Efforts IN that direction. The very Last
scooun,s from America show that the Ministerial
press is apxlous above all things 20 keep before the
eyes of The leOpe he probability u foreign inter-
vention. Inc enrolment Of new recruits Id urged,
that The war may be finished before the intervention
tskes psce. American pride cannot yet admit that
wdGoa, the enrolment Of new recrats ths war eau
not be carried On We are hHppy 10 THINK that this
menace Of Intervention receives no conntenahce
whatever from the paragraph in the Qneens Mes
sage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23

From KEY WEsr.-The United States steam tPsns-
port Honduras, Capt. Clifford, from Key West in7
days, arrived at this port on FRIDAY morning. The
health Of the city Ni@provng. The following naval
vessels were lying there: Flag ship 81. Lawrence;
steamers Santiago de Cuba, X. X. Cuyler and Pen
gum. The transport Delaware sailed on the i4ih Ior
St. Augustine, Florida, with Gen. kins and ss''f on
board.
Capt. Randolph Bolts, nephew OF the Hon.
John n. Bolts of Virginia, recently appointed
Assistant Quarternsstsr in the U. s. Army, has
been ordered to report to Gen. Pope. He ITO b
attached to the bril- ade of Gen. White. $. X. Bolts.
auother nephew of John Minor Bouts, hss again vol
upteered his services in the army. He was in tts
hattie At Manassas, where he was wounded, and
was also at Balls Bluff where he escaped being
slaughtered by mere chance. He has obtained
I'd I.eutensncy in the s7th, we believe. Mr.. Minor
Bolts has two nephews in the Rebel Army slso, bus
The latter he Tepudises.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Aus. n -BsfoI
JUDGE BKITA

PNIIK sTEhEFNs FON THh bUFENNHFNI.
The notions Tor the appointment of appr,isers "a
the following prize steamers have been grast-d E1sbet
N.s.au Ella Marley Stetn, Pstrs's, Ann, Nue'tra LeuaI
del Res'A
A similar motion having been Usnted IN the Of ID
Memphis. the Rebels will then have given the Government
hsot VI eight steamers.
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THE INDUSTRIAL CENSUS OF NETWORK CITY

following the industrial establishments material
fna OF
aNuto issued hUnth pres:
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CITY ITEMS

AuusEmrsrs-The Fall season at the Winter
Garden 10 announced to commence next Monday
evening. Miss Bateman, who brings with her the
prestige OF remarkable success last season, aided
by Mr.. j. w. Wa lack, jr., Mr.. Edwin Adams, aud
thorough company, will supply the frst attraction
Her most popular personaton, that Of Julia, in The
Hunchback," is selected for the opening night
At Nlblos, the Gabriel Ravel Company attract
OVERLOOKING audiences at each performance. Their
engagement continues for two or three weeks after
which the regular season will be opened with the
spectacnlar drama of Faust and Marguerite" in
which Dr.. J. Is. Roberts is to appear a. Mephis-
tophees.
At Nixons Cremone Garden, the pantomims OF
"The Spirit Of the Flood will be represented tn"
afternoon for the last time. The new piece, Inc
G, lden Egg is in order for the evening.
The CENTRAL PARK.-Tbe Central Park Com
rrssoners announce that there will be music at the
Central Park, on the Mall, this afternoon ct "a
o'clock, by the Central Park Band, under the lead
er.Lip of H. b. Dodwortb, if the weather u noe'
The following is the programme:
PART PiHsr. -,
!. Hungarian March. shs,
C.vans lnnee.o JOhova" from Naouq9 ncdver,h
Polka The Tiger ;.r1 :cocsp
Wedding March from Eurysn'he" eoen
Overture Ruins Of Athens" oo.n9,-n
4. Camp Qucksep.
G,and .sacton Nose in Egi.,o" .kot.ini
Song My love is like the red red Hss
k>eio
y WV '"A' The National Pc. PouETi.
-
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SUPERIOR coURT-Cu.spxas-Aro. aa-BsfsEs Ju'tc
MaSchIHK

DLCi sIOks.
Hoffman sgt. DearN-Ordsr discharged, with "
costs to debtor. TO DO deducted from the amount oil
the judgment a.
d.pi.I with costs to sbid1 the event Of the
action. -
denied with 81 eosk abide tho event Of the action
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rrsnenl now being raised by Col Gurrty. MI Woodiod
abe and efficient assistant 10 District Auorn-,
Smith end his uroay ibe dchsg- Of the duties 81 bis
me. Tor hun the reyec II oil VINO had bn-iness VI
the office. Do1n;ss he will hi his new poet Of duty quite AZ
sai.lacsoTy be has tie just vacated BY him.
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sURROGATE'S COURT-ArG. a. Before The Hon. CHA'
L. DALI, Acting Surrogate.

The following wills have been admitted to pro
hate; George Hall Rosns Glol alias Ma ia hssr Phil
Volluer Robert Lvingston Michael Csney, and james
il.on Ls latter AID to Gen kesney and killed - Fa
O.ksI.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

CAsIISE-Sll, brig Roamsr, thompson Fort
rcss Monroe zen Il Leach, Leach do
LuBEc--Sid Apr ith, brig Rolling Sea, tnew,
OF Lubcc) Rowei, Machias 10 load Tor Cuba; schs
Caroline knight, Wilson, aud knsina, Kent, New
York Calais Packet, -, Boston.
sid 9TH, sen Willow, Parker, New York.
Sid sth. sch Harriet Neal, Houghton, Phila.
delphia.
Ar 9Th, sch Florida, -, Portland.
MAcmIAsPoRr.-Sld 9TH. Amelia, Gould, New
York WIN Ii Mitchell, Eaton, and Gassabeas,
Mitchell shulee Ns Dresden, Colbeth, and Jen-
ny Lind, Grent, do.
Ar eth, sch Montrose, Sanborn, Boston.
sid sth, brig AIyira, Clark, New York sch
Union, Libbey, do,
Sid 9Th, schs Presto, Robinson, Providence !;
Freedom, Crocker, Boston.
MAeHAs-Ar It'll, sch Peace, Kent, Jonesport;
sloop Wave, Smith, Rockland.
Al It'll, schs Frances Newton, Redman, st John
PR; J Lindsey Chase, New York; Presto, Rob
inson, Providence, RI L ii Nash, Cole, Calais
18th, sloop Wave, smith, Roekland 18th, brig
Rolling Wave, Rowell, Ponce, K /; schs Consti-
tuition, Strout, New York Tyrone, Pinkham, do;
Peace, X ent, Boston; Ann, strout New York /;
18th, barque American Eagle, Rich, YORK.
CALAs.-Sld 10th, sch Mary Susan, Eaton,
Wilmington, Del
PoarLASD.--Ar 18th, sea taior, 1iGaaIasqr,
Cranberry Isles for Bostan
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on former honors. She vent ed oct and
captured some unarmed brigst's does not
venture to meet the Monitor s..
Gen Halleck has arrived i Pittsburg and
taken command. He wilhfnortly, no doubt,
attack the rebel General Beauregard, at
Corinth The report last week that our
troops had taken Corinth turns out mis-
take.
We may expect much interesting news
next week, from various points. There must
be something soon from New Orleans; and
from the gallant Burnside. This month 5
work of the Union army, will destroy the
nervous system of rebeldom, and nearly
strange the huge monster. So mote it be.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-04-18

Troy Lung AND HYGLENIC INSTITUTE
Those of our readers who have taken an in
terest in our advertising columns, have seen
the notices of this celebrated Institute. To-
Gated at Troy N. Y. They may have thought
it to be but medical "buncombe " So
city and their suffering friends or them
selves, If they are patient endurers of lung
disease, may have attached no Importance to
the offers of help DR.. Stone, though the me-
dun of this Institute holds out to them.
We deem 1t fan Imperative duty to add our
testimony IN Its favor, assuring all who are
afflicted, that they may find balm in this
Gilead. Our winter climate is more or less
productive OF Colds and Catarrhs, which fas-
ten themselves in the throat, first causing
hoarseness, and finally consumption, that
disease more nsidious and direiul than any
other human flesh falls heir to- II afflicted
DO not allow this affection of the respiratory
organs to Continue until not even the hig hest
medical skill and that you will find in this
Institute can help you, but from asthma
eatarrh, or severe coughs find at once relief
10 do this effectually, apply without delay,
either personally or by letter to Audrne
Stone, n. D., Troy Lung and Hygienic
Institute, Troy, y. Y.-hingsfon argus,
n, Y.
PErERsoN's MAGAZINE for May leads the
van, being thus early upon our table. 1t
contains the usual amount of valuable infor-
nation Spring Flowers" will remind
every one of their earlier days. " Reading
the war news is a home picture of all pat
riotic families in the North Contributions
for this number are as follows -
Music Mrs Scton's Cross Day Skates :;
The Murrays of Murray House How They
Made 1t Up, Perditus Chauncy Fleming $
Ward Poem; At Rest Five Years After
Childhood The .jacobite's Daughter Oh
JOIN Not Thy Voice in the ClamOr \ Plain
Woman's Story Patterns for Insertions
Infants Shirt Knitted Soutag. Baby's
Sock in Crochet Patterns in Embroidery :,
Knitting Bag; New Style Bonnets for May :
The Princess Capote; Marker for Bible or
Prayer Book, Varieties in Embroidery ::
Travelling Blanket, or Afghan Varieties in
Embroidery Bracket Knitted Shawl, in
Colors Varieties Editors Table Review
Of New Books Health Department parlor
Tricks. Desserts Receipts for Meats; Re-
ceipts tor Soup and Fish Miscellaneous Re
cepts Fashions for May Fashions for
The Secretary of State, (who is ed
itor Of the Aroostook Herald says the r =
- ~ t.r,,so,aa r1,oas -, 49, -a.
49, ,'', 81 ,ha - 49, r. III. III
-, - w
I, !. - nav, ~ cns,,, ,bn r''l,,nn
;af,r,r,,i, Ill -.
t'o' F. r., - aa -"
, =. ..r'i'a E.s tscn a'o ,'a ~ a''4 u"
~ The + sion y4prqaf is orc If the very
he.t rcv.ra,.rs in the Tilted State T.,
,d5,or. as In. pen and the ,,i.s r. VIII
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WAR CLAIMS FOR HANCOCK COUNTY.
The subscriber is prepared to secure Pensions for
Wounded or Disabled Soldiers, Widows,
Minor Childre en-, DC.
or PAY g. BOUNTY MONEY
secured for Invalid Soldiers Widows or Heirs

ARREARS OF Ply 8. BOUNTY NONE Y
secured ior Invalid Soldiers, Widows Heirs.
+ Every Soldier wounded in battle disabled by sick
ness disease coutr icgd in the service while in the
line OF his duty, is entitled to Il Pension.
FThs Widow and Minor Children of every Soldier who
dies in the service OF is killed ia battle OF dies of dis
wounds contracted in the service, are entitled
to a Pension.
T. a Bounty of 800 is due and be obtained by me
for the Widow, Children, Father, Mother or Heirs OF
every Soldier who Is killed or dies in the service {;
also all back pay, Of pay, and all allowances
due the Soldier at tie time of his death.
L. All Pensions only from the date Of the ap-
piication, in each
Applications by mail giving full particu lars,
will he promptly attended aud Information given WITH
oUr cHAHG& if postage stamp enclosed to pay return
postage.
The rromptest attention will he given all claims
trusted 10 me- and my charges sI be Uery moderate.
Lei all who have claims be sure and call upon
=. WATERHOUsE,
ELLSWORTH, Me.
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NOTICE.

The subscribers intending to close up their bus
mess in this place respectfully request all persons
indebted to them to make immediate payment
and all persons having unsettled accounts are re-
quested to call and adjust the same. We offer fol
sale the following Real Estate
The House occupied by 7. d. Jones on Main
Street,
Our wharf property on Water Street.
2700 acres wild land on the west side OF Reed:
Pond in Ellsworth.
1000 acres wild land at the bead Of Reeds Pond
in Dedham.
A number Of House Lots in this village.
The above property viii be sold on favorable
terms.
Also Pews No 40 ard so on the broad al lie in
the Congregational Meeting House.
Counting Room in Writings Block
We will give our attention to the piscountiue
and Negotiating Of Commercial Paper. -.
z
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MioriIse-feb. ~, by George Gcogins, E.q.
Mr.. James W. Gay to Miss Hattie L. BROOKS ol
Ellsworth
Saco-April 9tb, at the American House, ty L.
r, Wi-eiu, Esq, Mr.. l.aao l.. Emery Of BidIo-
food, 10 Miss Julia \. Patterson OF saco.
IIcrmeu-Mf. Charles II. Packard to Miss EttA
Wiley of Hauser
stetson-sprii 5tb Mr. Charles A. French to
Miss Louis Wing, both Of Leyant.
Hampton 18th ipst Mr.. Rufus H. Crosby Of
GrssshoPper Fs}}., Kansas, to Miss Ncttie ken
Dan, Of lln;npden.
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class Il nah! lies pr Val T. "a fearful extent con-
tnuu,ty At, ming at last l0,no0 youth of both l5-
nuAliy. t;liy grave Itose diseases Wy ltl-
purI,CEy understood, Ieir cerlaI u.tt stations OF
sym iuIus Nervous tIfy, RerNatnt and Esaars,
il3u Aarls4us Wastfg calstlt uaH ii III TISSUES
ri tie whole body siatt4rss + brra.hJug, hUlra,l
hra.ti5iIc ascending I HINT ct stairs Er-lt
lt .t5t3u Of tie Il rt, ''ai5s OF hr liaHisa limbs.
aterslt society td 81 baz5 aud atgdy diHne,s Jt
Eyr sight To-, Il Memory s.sss If tie Head, irdl-
ga PANS In various parts t4y b,Iy, I4l.ga~+g fr-
sIl4r the HasFt, -A' ID S-cretirIS ct thc kfda-y
aud Il o-seNua oHsHs, Epilepsy. llys'=slA AID Mr.
Yous sPasus, be- P.t.ty and bvPrrs-. ri 20 spirits,
ueu great To- FsHdstc insanity TAea not asirc-
qgruttEs terminates ia Suicide
1.js hAn"'ul class # disorders and hist oilers not
Haued. TuBargu.aF and Bronchial Consumption, dis
Il tie I5E4at tHi Heart, Asthma tttarrh, have
their ard i've their origin iroI., diseases Of tle
i0rtV of cases.
De-. Axpasu sroSE, Physician 70 tie TRaY LUvs Ayp
YsES.t IN,TUTr, has -Luiir and i'm tattd this
sjdlls ul luralte t4-3 ui Ht13rr Hai4dirs with pro-
treating them wish tl.c A4st aphgtrl Of saGuS5. II
personal presence" attendance Of the patient victim, is
required to slrctss, f,r his system oI treat
Jfctt rcf-e. Isl t.,ii. md admirably -e
eSlre, To all plrs o ,ae ui1u Of the t4HA4Is, as
AZ tho Institution
D.. Zach case il sci5n r.iy determined and Tie true
r.tu OF treatment a!Hri Nom uf Tic
# iAe kpNys lr ~ tbs tinDs, aLd from rAte4 Ht-rJ
,ajoIie lugu,shra each APPLICANT.
= TIE Institution ri1Nts "a" u pow rfIi Micro
seop, and Philosophical Apparatus
Patients HphgIH- l,r Undergraduates or advice,
r The attending Physician f,.E be round "a! tle Ius
for r1suai from \. NJ u +. NJ, VI each
day. sunday III the 'o- u9osl.
ADD rSs, Or. ANDREW STONE,
Physician to the Troy Lang gu1 fy scnc institute, and
pAy sciu Tor diseases % Heart. t4sltt and Luugs,
" t.,-h Stree, Iroy, 4.