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sA London letter writer affirms

~ A London letter writer affirms III at
''the graciousness and good humor of the
Princess Of Wales seem quite TO keep up
among all who are brought into contac,
With her the favorable impression pro-
duced BY her beauty. Her next sister,
Princess Dasmar. an Intelligent Spanish
looking girl q sixteen or seventeen. is
said to be the destined bride Of the Gar
pwilch-the heir of the crown OF all the
Rnssias. In that event these two soung
pilncesses. brought up upon an income
tor the whole family Of not more than
j. 800 year, viii share the thrones OF
two 0! the most potent sovereiyns OF Eu-
rope. 1t must be "a straoge contrast TO
them, aud observers may well watch with
interest the development of two gentle.
ann able and intelligent natures under such
Influences. The knowledge of The fact
that the Princess If Males has been rear
ed IN simple. transformations and econom.
lcal habits, aud in circumstances which
70 fnelish conceptions seem even narrow.
will tend rather to enhance than impair
the kindly and admiriDg feeling OF the
English people,"
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Prof III. c. caAn3EaLrM, Of N. r.,


On Friday night orders were issued to
be ready to change headquarters at an
early hour, aud by o'clock on the mokn-
ing of the 10Th, Gen. Rosecrans and =
were gathered around the great fires which
had been built, each we'll wrapped up in
blue great coats for it was bitterly cold
for the season. The General, who had
been up all night, though seriously i'll, in
defatigable as ever, had donned what his
staff call "hs fighting coat great coat
of the style IN common use among the pri-
vate soldiers. He had early slung the
canteen of his orderly around his own
neck, and this. said bis staff, who had
watched and studied his manners, meant
eight" lie was to me that morning an
Interesting study, for had found him 10
new character. lie has three distinct
characters, which require three different
circumstances to reveal. La garrison at
Murfreesboro, lively, good -natured, pleas
ant and agreeable, fond Of social games and
conversations he had grown painfully
less to one who approached him
with reverence for hlm al a great
warrior; for he could see 10
traits Of it. Ia movements during his
man@uvres | mesn-quick, lively, yet
severe, Ills nerves strung 10 their great.
est tension, and somewhat disposed to
be cxel'ed over his piafs and calculations.
he creates 10 the b..uolder curiositv a.
t. hi> real nature, sad onr gets brwihier.
"a Ii see'rg the opposing traits of III,
man bu, GA the morning Of the 10Th
when II wss evident that 2yerviLlnp VIA.
n'rrewed down to ali engagements. hi,
Il Ter AL med a iliaid d gnIty that was
painful lie spoke IN los tones. peithe,
t, eor pie">en', nor i.afsia. nor f,uoh
Iii .rsss becense sosiiiled, a. he j. !
nj OF nar. He everything and M.
u e "o'!h.g. lan speak, anl lie l.oks
a. J,u . s,"udent AID then turns away
insiinc'lveIy f,lt on that n.ornipg tia,
4 sc, VS. no' IN his approachable hu
mor; 'inr, like The orscles, he talk
60 VIII iate.'-[Cor. N. Y. Herald.
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WILL iuRSEp. Gen. Wasel of Texa,
isteis "'"d' a speeeti at Richmond. and
enhsavoreo am'd The disapprobation 81
ms audienee, 10 say a good word in favo,
OF Gen. Pcnberiou, uu.ier whom, IL -,
served at VicksbuFg. The following in
terruption and answer occurred:
Another voice: What did YOU surren.
der on the 4h OF July forY' lie would
not tel them. (Stentorian voice: GWhv
not on fl b?') We preferred the 4tb.
Tor on that day Gen. Lee fell back from
the highs Of Gettysburg, and We never
want 10 celebrate Tie same day with the
Yankees. lGrea. laughter.) That's VII,
We surrendered on that day my friends. !"
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Is .TnsxAosnss.--AvuuHd the ids ~
ones mother, the mind Of man clings
with fond affection. Il ia the FIRST deep
thought stamped upon our infant hearts
when yet soft and capable Of receiving
the most profound impression, and all
the after feelings of the world are more or
less light in comparison. / do not know
that even 10 our old age We do not look
back to that feeling IS the sweetest We
have through life.
Our passions and wilfulness may lead
US far from the object Of our flial love |;
We learn even TO pain her heart, TO oppose
her wishes, to violate her commands We
may become wild, hesdstrong and angry
at her counsels or opposition zbas when
death has stilled her monitory voice, and
| nothing but calm memory remains TO re-
capitulate her virtues and good deeds. At
fiction, like flower beaten 70 the ground
by : past storm. raises up her head, and
smiles among her tears.
Around that idea, as We have said, the
mind clings with fond affection aud even
when the earlier period OF our loss forces
memory to be silent, fancy takes the place
OF our remembrance, and twinss the im-
tage of our dead parent with a garland of
lgraces and beauties and virtues which we
doubt not that she possessed.
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particulars NOTICE.

There are many preparations sod unsler tse Of
Bttrrs. put NJ in quart bottles compounded OF the
cheapest whikey ram, eoEfiHg 20 to
20 esnts per gzlioE, The taste disguised By Anxe or
Gonandrr seed.
This cixss 81 Buffers has caused ard will cont
-e, long as they Be gold hundreds TO die fhe
dent ef the df8nEsn b tisir th= system kept
conrnua BY .r tr asree Of Alcoholic Stim ulsnts
Of the ad, he ee.rr Lquer create1 and
Kept ep. ard ih- resa all the horrors stten ant up
On . drunkRrd' life anti death.
FOR those ~ DO desire ami " Ill have L5cnor Rtter
1hiish The fctlYsfng rec-sp GET One BEETLE OF
Hoona nd y tsermaE EiferS mix three aarts
Of good Brandy or kaskeJ. sud the result sill De
rre4sEsson 'ha, ~3Ii far exref 10 ried,cn ! yi-aes
and tru" exeeieree apy Oh Ate Liquor Biters
in he market, snd easg Eneh less. Ton will hsve
all tn virtue 4 HoCfAadS nltlfFsn connection with
gaeG article at Lsguer ~ ilnrh les price than
these interior PREPARATIONS ~ilt rost you
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NOW sal DisBtaCc0 the f0mtiys
A traveller in the State of Illinois, some
years ago, came TO a lone log hut ON the
prairie near Cairo. aud there halted He
went into the house /; was a wretched
affair-an empty packing box for the Ia
be, while two or three chairs and disa-
greeable stools graced the reception room,
the dark walls of which were further or.
nsmen,ed by a display of tin ware AMI o
broken shelf article or two. The woman
was crying in corner, and the man viii:
tears in his eyes and PIPE ia his mouth,
sat oa a stool. with his sor owF uI looking
head supported by The palm OF his hands.
Not = word greeted the in;erleper.
W-ll,' lie said, "yoa seem to be Ia
in awtnl trouble here What's up?'
"Ah, We are almost or zed, neiahbor,' y
said the women, "and We ain got no pa.
tience TO see folks uow.'
That's all right said the stranger
not much taken aback by the polite re.
buff; =" but can | be of any service ie
you in all this trouble Z"
"Well, we've Lost our gal; our SAL.
gone of and left us, said the old man
in tones of deep despair.
"Ah, do you know what induced heI
to leave your remarked the new arrival.
"Well, we can't ssg, neighbor, as how
she's SO Tar lost as to be indaced, but then
she's gone and disgracet u.s." remarked
the afflicted father.
eyes, stranger, and-not as | should
say as is her mother-but thar warn t
potter gal in all the West than our
Sal. She's gone and brought ruin on her
own head now" followed the stricken
mother.
"Who has she gone of with" in
qufed the visitor.
''Wel, there's the trouble. The gal
could have done well enough, and mig bit
have married a capital shoemaker, Martin
Kehoe, who. although he has but one eye,
plays the flute in lively manner, and
earns good living. Then, look what a
life she has deserted; she was here sur
rounded BY all the Injuries of the coun.
try" said her father
es, who knows what poor Sal will
have to eat, drink and wear now?' groan.
ed the old woman.
"And who is the fellow who has taken
her into such misery"
"Why, she's gone off snd got married
to critter called an editor, as lives in the
village, and the Lord only knows how he
is to arm a living y
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or Mr.. Van Weak of The K;nda,ho<

gg Mr.. Van Week of the Kinderhooh
News Is wag. "He who steals MI
purse" says be, "steals postage slamps
lucy re ours. they're his, they have been
slaves to thousands, and when they &c,
dirty will do nobody no good !; but Id
.naa npPropriases our good aane, takes
specie on
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e@- a new and chean umbrella has
Just been patented at Washington by
Cyrus Curtis. 1t is made Of brown pa.
per stretched upon willow twigs, and is
sold for ten cents. 1t is to BE- used ex
clusively 10 lend to friend, and will be
called the Lending Umbrella
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From tha Grand K.p.d. R.ala1

IRON the Grand Rapids EAgle
Mrs. Frances LOUISE Clay ton called at
the Provost Marshal's Office, in this city,
Thursday, with letters from officers, to
procure pass to her home in Minnesota.
Mrs.. Clayton enlisted as private, with
her husband. in > Minnesota regiment,
some two years since. She was in Rose
GRAMS army, and did full duty a. a SOL
der nearly year before her sex was dis
covered While in the army, the better
to conceal her sex, she learned to drink,
smoke. chew aud swear with the best or
worst of the soldiers. She stood
guard, went op picket duty, in rain and
storm, and fought on the field with the
rest, and was considered good fighting
man.
AT the battle of Stone river, while ma
king charge, her husband was instantly
killed by ball, just i've PAGES IN the
front rank. She charged over his body
with the rear lines driving the rebels With
the bayonet, but Was soon struck wish >
ball in the hip, and conveyed to the hos
pital, where her sex was, Of course, dis
covered. On recovering snficisn.ly 10
travel, she was discharged on the Sd Of
January last and sent North. On The
way between Nashville and Louisville =
guerrilla party attacked the train, and
robbed her Of her papers. money, &c
After reaching home and recovering from
her wound, Mrs. Clayton started for the
army again to recover the papers belong
ing to her husband, but was turned tack
at Louisville and ordered home. By mis-
take, her pass carried her to Kalamazoo in
stead of Chicago. and she was compelled
to apply to the Provost Marshal there,
who sent her through this way.
Size isa tall, notwithstanding woman,
bronzed BY exposure to the weather, and
attracted universal attention by her mas
culiue stride in walking, erect aud sol
dierly carriage, and generally oatre ap-
pearance. Some soldiers following her
rather too Familiarity, Thursday evening,
she drew a revolver and promptly scatter
ed the crowd. She was recognized as an
old acquaintance by the keeper Of an eat
ing house on Monroe street, who knew
of her disappearance when her husband en-
listed, and who provided food and shelter
for her Thursday night.
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UNION MEETINGS

The following nsmed genuemen:
col. p. WOOD,
MAJ. VIM, CAFFREY,
JSO. FANyAIkEN BURG, Egg.
JOHN u. SULLIVAN, ESQ.
J. BECK, $50.
H. G. STEMPEL, Esq.
A. u ALDRICH, Esq.
LIEUT.. JOHN A. SMITH,
Il kISLBY, Esq.
HON. q. W NcCRARY.
cor JOHN W RANKIN,
T. JtEGER. ESQ,
HENRY STRONG, Esq.
COZ. c. Blu SSEY,
H. "A. Gili MORE, Esq
Y MAS ESQ
F. MEIssNKR, Esq
MAJOR 40 l.. MURPHY, Tennessee reflgee)
WM Legation, ESQ
COT u u HILLS.
Hps Jss WILSON,
cart 1ALi.AND,
HOS q 4 SogsiSfs.
cot 4 AcnOWELL,
Dr. ID l. McGU@iS,
Ghu FArbS, ESQ
1liEp GUbtC I, OF Burlington,
& shs sigif 4 thelr siiaagness to address
he. fell citize Of Old Lee the poll icx is.
- I tas day, Ut ths fsosing times aud places
gii:
App ta ; sen oi h,nse. Jegerson Up, weduesdas,
- 79'-ock
? ,enst,s ssa -. h,ass. Green Bay To, raursdAs,
.fcs - o'cio
VI ,-'-rs rsir r. Friday. oct . At O'Clock
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I "a Few people have a clear concep-
ton Of even "a million of dollars" which
We hear expressed on every side, when.
ever the cost Of this 'crueI war; is un-
der discussion. Let US make very SIM
pie mental calculation. and see if we are
not astonished at the result. Mr.. Long.
worth, who recently died at Cincinnati.
was said to be worth 81 S, O00, 900. How
many days would it take, to count that
sum. at the rate of Fifty dollars minute,
working steadily ten hours each day -
While some are guessing four or five
days, another week, another two weeks
or month, the operation eau be carried
on mentally by say ing fifteen millions di.
vided BY City gives three hundred thou.
sand minutes, divided by sixty gives FIVE
thousand hours. divided by ten give. five
hundred days
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WALL PAPER.--Received this4
W stock Of Wall Pxpsr new designs:
Pntnsm's PeEan urn Cursz 10 Fixtures.
Irdiss CrrtfA Pixta-.s
Green Holland far Windows.
Brf Holland for Windows
RE, Tasseis &c.
ap-da7 NJ wEsTcoTr.
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EOR SALE-340 Acres Of Land,
Il 100 sc-es andss caftiyatian, . Log and Frame
Dwrilinrs go Apple Trees With Zoe Sresm Of water
on the place. THIS land IL In Hancock county, With
hn x miles 81 the gon Madnoa Ferry. IL Ill uois
side Will bs sold time for Cash ct . reduced
prize. Enquire Of
Eeosuk, Aus. 20, 1853. II. B. TES-EYcK.
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Mass 1,otiaE at Pittnan's Grow
Wost 2oiat Township
saturday, October 10, 1888.

u ton Van 5lr y rp ssguriav. OF - Al O'Clock
w Ten, Naa d Up, Saturday, octobsr 10, /
clock
4 Green. Des NoiassTp, Nond'y, octoo ger s. a,
o'cip
lfe.= Des Nnines TIP, Friday. Oct, >er y, a. :
ostnc.
New 6'sacn. Charleston Up, Tuesday octsbe, s. ct Z
pc
D, nuell's, Charleston 70. "Wednesday, Oct. s, 7
ofcipck
Ev .rha II school Soase Charleston TIP, THURSDAY
odt-, at o'eilck
proc n. c. caAN3EaLrN, Of NJ T..
n favaritr slist assisted By Gee Club will b.
1rassat al ali tee s-tnks isaomin stsd above, and
snt--spArSe the prose a with eriglna, patriotic
EoaSs Ths locll eaniids.ss will also tie present.
Tae tasnsaip and sch, u district commits and all
- al OF "A u locality shsre eetng. anaoun
e. vii fAse ali nec-ssare preparations for said
~ -cti9gs and in all cdsss secure large stt ndanee.
BY order u j 81. HIATT Chairman,
G. HiLKhN
A u. ALnRICh
O. r. DAVIS
W Il. STENAb
lee County Union Central "a sulittee.
sept ,, 1853
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STATE TICKET.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Z.
UNION STATE TICKET.
Election Tuesday, October 13, 1863.
FOR eoseasos:
VILLA N. ONE,
Of aricn County.
FoR LIEUrEsAsr GOVERNOR:
ENOCH ". EAs r N A NJ
Of Hardin County.
ron SUPREME JUDGE:
JOHN r. oil LON,
OF Scott County.
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
FOR COUNTY JuDas.
ROBERT A. RUSSELL.
FOR SHERIFF.
ISRAEL ANDERSON.
FOR TREASURER AND RECORDER
WIN. II. LOWRY.
OR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT or COMMON SCHOOLS
H. X. EDISON.
RoR SURVEYOR.
CLANCY PYLE.
FOR CORONER.
ROBERT WOOSTER.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
n. =. MERRIAm,
WARRINGTON GALLAND,
FERDINAND MElSSNER.
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K ICE.
20 bagsPrime Rangoon Rice;
Just received, aud for sale low for Cash, 81 and
Ievee, by
septa0Ld cOsHAPLE 3 sAETH.
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,ns 49, 2ath day OF August 1858, two men, purport
- ave come from tks Nsaso Of Misssnri, stepped
in~~ house over niaht, len next day far keokuk,
go, Snhons payioR their btilD and placed In ny
thing has bees ssen OF heard Of ne men. The
sares wsfe-ons dark bay nSe ysAes Old psst olack
name and eii, soens Is hands high lev Mhise hairs
~ the f,esad The Oshsr u srsy mare, four yeass
Ola past aba a - hhBsis riga tin bl and = nioOn
eyed The owsrs will piesse call aad pay bills md
rcasdtn& 70 law s.ss Hsssrsc c. - HAMtLrOG. N.
Catthsse HaaeosG eouaty, ills.. sep. y, 1873
sep3e-l0 aEstV ass s. - 81
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Valuable Tarm tor sale

I'ltt CIV Ntis. ul-hl1s % orrrrg be- Earn -
Il rftsl ia w.. 49, .eI th- one D. ,.,.
trat.~s upuu tn tsr~-Hsaat rr~at ttfreata.
~sii taful c'ufal1- IL acres. % i--- e lf cor.
ir'rn ? tn - tu- of rri,- I.isIift of hav There
80 80 sfrr- ui stifa.se ssl uI- th- .snar uifh-
io thfsr luti-s ai th- ritIfssi iiastnr ~hlsh viu
urafif Tr, at the iasf.n- So che i.rua O. con.
fhis- s-i saItl.e arc srI ei fhssrr frlft frs-.
AL a.s' isr 81 srgsr artalrd sth -~grtsl Hsias
srrin.. aai bfa-ks af ~aler. q has aa rstrs
f.tsiafr &C. shrep aud ~ sra~iag craps nos uil-
n1 ihc isrtn slN saflstt ans r i fa~ exec. .ar- ID
De Iaat. TIE h'fllta-- ere ars s1i th. ftrs b.
ni .sfis risr 49,. sith -f' -ten- wsu pact of
thr puff air- rsa rsllrn nraa a1ft 80. aui srie b
trrals arr otrfra that Has f-r-fn -l-sin. r. nsfsl
- onr tfrrn. suhtr mies 81 Narsay vi
Hgr. ctu D. srf.ral.s.i4frt 18th uatl.aalIt Ll,s
SOD stfsafa -saiss irrais- tu4airr oi ISAAC q.
~ ki'fNe ul-su che prr.af-cs. or MM. T.
Gp'nNoW. Nsrsss Nilse.
J.f- n. l~bg
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NORWAY LIBERAL INSTITUTE,
NORWAY VILLAGE. NE.

NORWAY VILLAGE. NE.
TIE PAIL TERN ~iH oosnm~-ce 90 TuEs-
uAr ~EFr. Sih. l-sB. sut caniinue sLrxea
week -. uasier th~ care Il
e.. y. LEONARD. 4. NJ. Psiucin.L
Ms ,. LEosASp. T~a~h~r q Dra~ rng
NJ ~ T. DESIsos. TescA sr a. Na.ic.
WA -u-h oihcr ass stance 80 the sch,.s reguirrs
boaEp o. gcutierara. a. - %: f1r t.sdirs
~ 10 f-r veek. ~o,sl asi i-hf- co. 'a.ird
Es'ms caa - obtsia-4 - thase ~ishiug o.
buafd ih~n-sives.
Trtrtss. Coaumaa Eagiish. 81 90. Higher
kngh-h. , -; Language. 90 IS, 90 snd
a. cea.fs 30 scrk.
20 particulars -ddrrss the Pracipsi. Norway.
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NJ 4 y HOOD.
v LOSTf HOW RESTOREDF

NOW LOST now RESTORED
Just published "a soaked eaveiope, price eeuts
4 LECTURE on the asfure. treatment .nd
~ raescal cure ol SperustoTrh urs 90 : erntna
Nesku~--, invoiuuisry EmissiSn-. SeNaoi De-
hihfy. ant lnIseifnieafs 90 marriage generaiiv.
Nefsoa-ne-s. tousurorfiou, tpii~p-y md Pit
Nrniai snd fhfsteal lucsp-ctiy. rrsuliing froa
% spstcity. Trsu'itHg frees seif ahnss. a.. Nv
HOBf , CULvERwELL, VI ID. sutAor u ths
Cr~~n Bouk. A..
The Serid-t-uo-s nd suthor ia this admiraLle
i@ciure, CLEARLY proves iron his o~n experience
that th~ ssiui couseqarnces q ELI sbuse ass b.
eufctnaily removed vithout use iicine. end wuh
co. dangerous surg cai opcrstSons. iugies. iastru-
seat. fing- &C. curdisis. fofnfirrg a mode a
r"Ie n ouce ccriaia snd ef-ctual. b. wb.ch every
safrrrr, ~ matter ~hat b. coa-.itioa may h.
nav eurc hHns~if ehrapis. privately and radical
~ The iecture al prove e boa % thoa-suus
seat under seal. ia plaza envelpr.-. 90 che g.
cetpt 81 81 ceuis, tvso postage stamps bv Id
dressing DIR. CHAS j. 4. kLINE
~ BoweH, New ork. 2 % Box 45s6
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Paris Hill Academy.

I'uE ftLL TERN 81 thl. Ia.tauiian ~Hl
u Commerce MGuSEsuNT. AUGUsr 26ih
i-.3, ant canfiaue ci-scu s-rks-
, a. POGO. a. -. Priacir..l.
Miss MAEciE a h. Foee A.si.taat.
VI. fos. comes fa u- ~ith recanuanes. lafisa-
ifeaa flr-itenf " saf. ard fhe fetnaiaiag Facuif,
81 h1sdoin CoaeEe. hon. o.. y. W~-toa. our
Sale ~aI-fintsaI-nf. ant ath-r erati~-a-a 81 o.
qar-ti.'nsl..e suih1rif,. ~ thr-- ~e Tf,-tees oi
farls hil AciifuF. are s--urrd thai b. D..
tharer-h s. haItr, l tn exrrfirnrrd anf htghfv
sarcr--iiI tfsrhfI. aai frar rrers efurt oil b.
made fr rru.i~f ths ensufnr term ri o,rr .eh.-I
bib r'easaai AL praatsaL. o. t1o., ~ho aaay 81.
trn..
Irrrtnv FFRTFHu
Laa-usses. iachaliug frrnrh snd Germaa. - 90
tii-1rr LnE.tsh, So
tasa.a.a a..ish. 500
Mns.r. 3 90
brtsing. from tOOt8s83
E..1rl rla o. obfaiari IN roaI Emilir. isr 4 IS
f' 80 90 arrk. t'a,.f r.-lals laas le ,ltaia,f
hs thas- aesifiag to l-.,r,l theaa-s Ives
tnf in.fler rarffCuLtrs rf-lecifHr che .rhaai .
aai.fss ia- -rcfrtHrt st Ftrts ilil. or tas Ptla.
etlal at " ialhsan. ".
<R. CARTER. 500.
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NINE. DEMoREsTs
Mirror Of Fashions.
OUAErEELY JoUsSAL Do eEASp NoxBr.
C'reuist'oa % 900 (lsrge-, IN tb, worLI.)

~ AhhthAf ~'ttNAA Do cHAND MONDT.
C'reui.tioa % 900 isrge-t IN the worIl)
Each uuuatfr oonfsius arg snf ssraniS-e,f
c'lalcti steel ant engrave1 Fashioa Plsies ~plen-
did inusi rations 81 ~ ths Fashioaahie Pare Nos
r.iies 90 lifses Dress iac siile 'fannsts CIlsL.
lFrnin-. HON. itoasea,s -. aad Faarv Dressrs.
al.fs. = iesves. Jackets. Mraprers, Saeks. Un-
dcr-gsrrnsnts. levelry. H-ad-tirrsses Bow Nj
- aad lfitat-' Dresses Nes ani Eleg at
hrsid sii ksiilroisery fsftsra-. Triannuiu-s -
81 Noseasss. efc-, etc. Pow Liis-sirs Psfierns
eui ready 90 90. ooahinipg fhe cheapest most
u-eigi. ant pr.letiCsi Nag4ziae fsr Mothers Nib
nfrs, iires--ntskers, add i.sdues generally. ever
fssued in thfs any afh~r co1utrv
iuliiishf1 at MgE. DFHuHFsr's rrar.ari,rl
% fsshtau-, f73 Brladwav. Y. Yearie. Onc
Dollar Nth vsiutbie frrsriiuln siarie eops~.
Is~ufy hF~ Costs. A siiieu.iid ch.are fsr arsars
anf srirnift Frearuris Extraordinary Penn
uaa- isrlafinz Extra Patterns system e Dress
tuftinE. AsgtEfnes. Photographs Alh-ur.. Eie-
Etat tsft pr Steel. ~ifr sod Bars Cou.is- -
kanaing ~ufrh Srsirg Mschin~-. Wick 4
Wtissu.s >esiHg Mscnines. snd P.iest Lever
'ald " sfrhcs auy n che shove rsiusLie Pr~-
mi1n. to hr olttaei wifhout rayiaE anv raansv
O. then. - particuiars. see th- 90 Mirror III
D ash larls. nr srnd inr = rirrular.
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NOTICE oF FORECLOSURE wh~r~a.
y lh-n-iar- Bose. thea ol Watsrf.sI 81
~ 1,siHiy &C bNf.lrt- o. b. i-~t. 90 rnartg1g.
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BIRD Ne-trrn ltrs -ffs b.lk ,. page 42t. ron
sFsci ta o-~ uani-l fIaun ai Watsrt.rf. c-rtain
fFal r-ist~ tn Love. To- ia saai C..uafs of OxG.rf.
ant shf 49, estate i- part uc-isrls -rfii.-
81 in sald rrnrtgh-e ar~i rrrar.'ff ts s-rur~ th-
Faransnf ai orfiaia air na1i ia sod aaaft ga1~ +.
tnf - hrfrts ta~ ssif paasel Brssn. o.i che fr-t
dss ai Apo. i~bs. asa a-l saI trlns.clreI .aiI
l.na '-t-r drri sat asfr occurred o. ll-. thr slb-
rrrii-r. si " strr f.ri. hrrrbt -lvr psbc asiicc
faat "a ruuf.Ilnu- af sttI usrfra-- are hrok~a
snd fltt rItiul tu t.Irr',sr ta- same arcortir-
o. tt~ rrHvtsts ol the sfsfr-r in sr-h case. uri-
sn'i pfssi.i-t- ". ~. kNEELAND.
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UNION MEETINGS.

The fri~nds of tn Union vii loii meet.
ings ~ The times AMI plar,. indirated D., al.
following hs' q appointments. g. ut -
DINFIELp. THURSDAY. Au- gs.IP.M.
Gov. washburu. and Leui, Barker. E-g.
BrrHrt. Aa- ss.2P.
Cos. Ma,hbura. Lc~i, Barker. E-q.. Hon.
T. ". Woo-itur,
WArrHr"Ep Fi,r. Aug. 80. 2P.M.
Lrvis Barker. FL Capt Euoch Knight.
A n. Wake. go.
FElrnUEG. Aug. 81. 2P. ".
Lcsi' Barker. -. >,l,anu. Cobb. jun.
Hon. =. " woodbur,.
LocSr's Nuns. Sept. o.. lP.M
Hon. John J. Perry. lion. sydney Pcrhan.
CANroN MINIS. sept. s.lP.M.
Hon. J. L. Gilman. Hon. sidney PerLam.
IiUErroED TowS IIorsr. E,e.. sept. >. :.
John / Gilman. E.l
Wr,r Sv,rNEE (E,cuiug). Sers. S.7P. NJ.
Hon. sydney Pcrham.
BUcNEiErp. Sept. 4.IP.M
Hon. !. 1. Gilman. lion. sydney Prrham.
krWoEp CrNrEF. >rp, =. Jpn.
Hon. John = PERM. W. ". Bolster. E.a..
J.. H. lsi,harlsou. -.
frEr MrrriNc uot~r. sgt. :. Up. VI.
Lesi, barser. E-4. Hon. Sidney Pcrlaui.
Hoo. T.. g.. Harlow
ANI'oNfE CoENrE. S,pt. e. iP.M.
Hon Johu Pcrry. Hon. r. c. Harlow.
II. ". PARK. ~.
Wr~r BrrHu. S-rt. s.lP.M.
Hon. John j Perm. Iloa. r. O. Harlow
Es,r pNrmn. >rpt. S.IP.M
Lcwi, Bsrkrr. E-4.. llon Sidnc, Pcrham.