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The National Teachers, Co,v,r,,op


Harrisburg Pa, Aug. 1s.-Ths National
Ieseher' Association reassembled this morning.
The following ofeers we're elected for the ensuing
year;
riesidsnt-J. b. wicter,hsn,, Of Lancaster, Pa
ru,noJ rss,,aens-hichsrd Edvsrds Of Normal
rL1'o' Of Winens MINI, John s. Hart, Of TIoaton,
81 81 " W rIhstlin Wells, Of lows CIV, los. A.
p p,,al No; Iiss. Of indianapolis, Ind J, W.
puniey OF brocklyn. N. " ID x. nagsr, Of Salem
et rs Of pr9videgse r.
STe ssy y White, Of Chicago, III.
Ire~utei-s. =. Bates, Of HarIi.6urs Pa
The committee appointed at IN. las, annual session
to consider the os~eso system OF object" to.ohins,
unlimited lengthy report cornmendinr the plan.
The evening session opened With dl,cus.lon on the
resolutions proposed by Prot. Hart Of New Jer,ey,
I.s'Ve to the estsbl.hment Of National Bureau Of
Education which, after amendment. we're sdop,sd.
ana soon after the Conventions djourncd sin. he.
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The iiay Market.
Wholesale Prices Of Couutr, rrssucs.



Tho mHtet for county produce hes experienced
no material changes In any Of its departments during
the present. ress, er,tqt. perhsp- il lew ns'anee,
where prices have been Affected BY tls Advancing
season. and Ibe dovnwa:j tendency OF gold butter
e quoted "a somewhat advanced to-day, owing 10 'to
recent falling OF OF Ito supply, ard dealer, rep9r
that they are nov psylus from +oc for River ps AID
frkns to a. for the hes. Io,s Of Osansc Cunt p.s
Cheese H. riihout material chEnfe, II 80 ms. C1cpt
an increased demand for Er.lish Da'ry which il u
present beins extensively shipped to the SOUTH aad v
the Wet Indies. Of Geis Leef rules c little ,c-ot
especially the poorer qusos The market At pc N,
t,4ng overstocked With interior grace Mutton. Yea,
and port are higher OF fruits tpP'ei slll CON.
msnd htgh pr,ccs owing mainly 10 the zcayclty-1ae
lot Of pippns solins durins the week a. hish sss1
PER barrel. The season for teaches IL nov Of he
height and prices nov rule exceeding low, oLc fire
lot having recently sold IS low a, 1 Per ba.kat.
Other varieties remain unchanged To.dsy's qao.a-
tioIs are folloss
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Cultivation Of Penuufs.

1nr North Carolns ADvrRT1aya rive. the follow.
ing account OF the PROFIT Of raising ground nuts Ia
that State;
For many years past TIE ground .pos has been .
uon important slsmeut Of commerce In IN. Cape
rear o'unry-the annual expor, alton 10 the NOr.h-
ern states and Canada oonnd er.bly txce.dinp
100000 bushels. A single p;sntsr in ON, Of our
eastern counties obtsinsd from II . vsArlv income
OF 20 900. lie raised from gay " sevsuty-H ave
bushels 70 the ecre, and cultivated eve acres 10 the
hand' which, at Ell bushsl-tho ordius-v rr1c.,
though ~ % wss frequently reslizsd-yielded an
income from t2b0 20 $500 70 the hand N, such
ooiaineu with the staples on similar soils. Our
couon planters eontented themselves with . crop
ylo'iing IRON SIP 10 as PER acre, and II was the
summing up cn n lArse surface that rave
hvlng result. The cultivation of the De, crop is
essy, aud only the simplest implements arc
required-hrst the plough TO break the land, and
then simply the sweep and wteains- hoes The
average crop, - we have s,stsd, Ia FROM 80 To 70
bushels N the acre besdss which there win he
len in the ground enough 10 fstten 100 pounds Of
pork. The vine, when the pea Ia removed, makes
an excellent forage for csttls-ssid to he squal n
the beat Northern hay. From the nut 10 exp essed
most valuable oil During the war jus, closed,
and in lubricstory properties arc pronounced by
competent authority W be superior 10 those Of
whale OIL for the that II does not gitrp al a.,
One OF The qualities Of His oil n sxtepstvely en-
ploysd In the composition Of medicines smother 10
used for burning purpOs.a, and Possesses the
virtue " NOS smoking while sull . third makes
. really excellent salad condment. Such. aud 90
varied and Important are .he TO which this
simple product can he devoled--.usss which the
uninforunsd, who have perhaps regarded 1t only in
the Light Of an Indigestible DUlb would never
psct W proceed from Its cultivation.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
New York.

Albany, ~ Y, Aug. 1s.-M q meeting Of the
Democratic State Central Committee; held at the
Deavan House to-day, II was unanimously resolved
70 call Democratic state Convention Of one dele
sAte from each Assembly district, TO meet at Tweddie
Hail. Albany, on the 9th Of September next, for the
nomination Of State offeer.
Ohio.
Columbus. o., Aug. 1.-THE Radical wing Of the
Democracy held COW outicu to-day and effected an
independent organization. A State ticket, headed by
Alexander Long for Governor, and Clinton A. white
for Lieut. Governor, was nominated.
The platform endorses State sovereirnty 10 the
fullest e1tent denies the risht Of the general Gov
srnment TO raise .rnie, b eon'eyiRt,on protect.
declare. Military Connission. to be only Vigilance
Committees; opposes public debt national banks and
paper currency favors uniform taxation and free
tTade denies the right OF the Government 10 eman-
cipe,e slaves condem' negro suffrage denolnces
Gen. Co.'s colonization scheme and cloeee with the
declaration that the Western Democracy has been
divided on these doctrines and that -uccoss can only
De reached by Ieconstiucung the party on the bass
The speakers eli declared the war failure. because
strongly organized In several sections u the State,
and y being led by earnest and deteImiped men:
week
mississippi
Nsp Orleans, Aug. 1.-THE TnKs has q special
dispatch from Jackson, Miss dated to day, giving the
proceedinss OF the Mississippi Convention.
An ORDINANCE, rhtuylnH All Judlclal proceedings IN
the Courts, intending all judgments DEGREES deeds
and indIotmentG also rstifyins all marriages. con-
ffacls and saleG also ratifyng all State laws passed
st,Ing the war, passed W frat reading.
An ordinance prohibiting the Legislature from
passing any law imposing any civil disability pun
ishment forfeiture OF estate, upon any citizens
engaged In the late with tho | nited States OF
Tor the political opinions Occasioned thereby, Alse
bassed to hr,t reading.
memorial was adopted. To be presented 10 the
President Of the Cuited States prky ns him not Il
sarr1fon the state viii negro troops, which re-
fued TO Gen. Oatohaus, to 10 by him forN aded Il
khe President,
memorial Vas slso presented, praying thai
stepa be taken In behalf VI jefferson Davh aud Gov
Clsik.
The Constitutional Committee made a report, tha
Tucn change be made IA the Constitution OF tn,
state "a will hereafter prevent slavery or inyolun
tary rerv'ude, except for crime aud striking gu
all portions Of the Old Constitution rotating Il
slavery.
An ordinance was also reported, providing for tn
election VI Congfessmen, Members OF the IegislAturp
Governor and othef State officers, the hrvt Mon
day In October to eve two yesrs; at1 prov idng tia
all judicial and ministerial officers, nov in office shs
continue 10 hold thcn oihCos for the remainder q
their unexphed terms.
Tie Second Committee Glso prese nted an ordinanc
fatifiug all the rel, Of the state officer. not INSIDE
aid VI the rsceut var and lot inconsistent with "a
Conttiu lions Of The United states and the state
Missssippi. Both reports will I've adopted.
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Domestic narIsets-w Aoic..le PricesCurrsu,

INV ORR, ArutDAr, AUG. ~, 1855
CoVn, lb.-JayA 70 AZ6 ~ Dominic, lTralT3.:
Rio, fair to pr me, 2lazl Ms acaiho, lyas2.
Cotton, lb.-hid. New Orleans lJaiS AID Upland,
4sA45.
Domestic goods. yard --shirtlnr. blch'd, 32aSs-;
shoA brown, gi,J2Is, bssehed, t-e5s Drilling,
brown, -ao9; 40 oghsr 26.S2; flames, 6s4S
'F,sk, evt-Dry cod, 5oss 80; Pick. dobbl ~
81 w; Dry sesle, Al %; Pick. Simon, l, % 0Os
500; hteAsrsL l, Mas. ~ 6vaz5; nerrlngs, l.
-Four and Ees. bbl--G-rt,ses, ext, : 5oaio So
OHIO, c. 10 f., 5 ) as 20; ueorgstovn, -
STATE, $. to e.. Lar 90, Missouri, Ijsis rs:
mea, ibA5 Is DO 81 andywine, ---l55.
PrtI,t.--Rsl sins Fch, b I al 81; Layer, Dor, zoe
! 10 CunAnu, loal-Js Ahnond, 2ls55 :; 10 shsliod,
Lumbr.-southern pine 10 Oca55 %; White pine
box boards, 70 OAK ca; White piue merchandise
box boards "a oOGZGOl Clear pue, 6JC; Poplar and
W God boards and plank, % 0Ja55 OK Cherry boards
and plank 20 Otn75 W; OAK and ash 90 Ur6nOU Ma
pie and bIch, 70 Oa40 W Black vdnu, 10 o9aSJ "
6oAs2hi Cuba Nus, e5sG0.
0rs.-CIude Whale, Al so; blceched do, l 55a
6j Crude sperm Sga. S5 pnb!eeeI 81 do. 55al 90
Lard OIL 2gn w IAr-oOd l2lal 20 per gallon;
Proeu' sns.-BeeL IN. bbl, SCALE 90 : DO. Pr.
~ m lyeIlts roat' sieir new ~ "a Pr, E,es..
slSa Butter, ORANGE CO., 4Os45 10 Stale, 32aS5;
Cheese common to choice, l1.i0.
fnei Sugar, 144al9 &C perlb.
Tea ib.-iiyton, lOal IS Young do, GOAL 81; Hy-
,en skin O,eyj nnIposder and lmg-. 2,al ",
Totaeeo.-kent1cty, dAsj; Cuba, cduty paid) To-
slj 81 domingo ION bou.y 6sl2; Havana, idut,
pAia! goag "; Connecticut, 1879.
7sIi; Am. y and :. Ne. s,s7o:. An, NJ hLl
Gag! Esp seI pulled, Gia;2 No. /, p,ll cd, e4ao5.
9 Qoaio 70; do, Carolina 1OCOsiJi5; salt, Turk'.
Island, bush pa; Liverpool, s-ck, -; Cs..
iss4' DO .tS Il,v a. a. neP.. crop i5t,1 ggsg;
Tor new; Candles, city. 50.
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From Mexico.

More Liberal Defeats Reporied-Ex-Re
Tnkiug ths Oath OF Allegiance - the Lua-
perez.
Hcs OriSlna Aug, H-k,tamOras dates Of the
III Instant are received. The AoNITEUR contains
be news Of sc-srsl ee.ss, Of the Liberals San
- ~ - sGAl 'O5ev o. h~d Las' ,I.J so!s
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-08-26
GREAT FIRE AT QUEBEC.
Sky 10 Eighty BuildinRs Destroyed

Ou Gee, Aug. Sat half past eleven last night
in, bro <e out in house the corner Of Curran aud
Queen t'eets. II was occupied by Iran pssu;,
rocer The flames extended, despite the utmost
,rertior. of tbs irclnen, along CurrAn Queen Rich
.rdson and Klns streets, destroying between sixty
and eighty buildings. This los. ia not yet sfeor-
AalnnN
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-08-26

MoSsTE demonstrations Of the working classes
have taken place In London, IN favor Of the ires
opening Of Kew Gardens on the Sunday
INxxssE quantities Of cotton, Piled along the
AatamA river, are prevented reaching market by
the high freights charged by steamboat owners.
TnE ladies Of Washington, ID. O., have presented
the Feenian Esolhsrh6od OF Baltimore, with =
bssurful banner.
MONUMENT Ia to be erected At Lawrence, Kan
sas 10 tho one hundred and fifty victims o.
Qusntrells massacre. sixty-nin Of them lie IN
one trench.
WALL street has always been the noisie.i locality
IN Nsw York, but there has been 30 much bowling
and screcching there the last week that people are
now calling 10 CAterwaul street.
AT the Temperance Convention held at Saratoga.
Geriit Smith declared the temperance movement
was failure, through want Of fidelity in it's lead
ing advocatesl
AT Port Robinson, Canada, the grssshoppers arc
said 10 DO eating up eve ything. They not only
destroy the heritage but devour the coats Of work
msn, who happen TO lay them down In the fslds.
GIN FITZPATRICK Is "down on reporters. lie
says that dur,n the two years he was under
shermsn he never saw but one, who was for some
reason kicked out Of his headquarters.
joins MoERIssEy has become quite "power" In
Saratoga. lie has recently taken eli, 900 worth Of
stock o. the new course, and Invested S43 00O
In County bonds, whsu said bonds were go, ny a
begging.
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Cattle Market.

Butts HEAD, August Is, 1865.
Btsrss-A better supplied market numerically
speaking than eIists here to-day, has seldom been
witnessed IN this locality nearly 1000 head Of cattle
Of the quality OF this enc Imous supply, however, We
must speai Ies enthusiastically, for Il the quantity
excessively large the quality outrng eousy
poor Taken in the ags gerate more scAlswa a. thin
shadowy collection OF diiIinuttye tagcases we never
before eneouptered many Of the steers ial.ne short
about S26 per head. A few oaera,elJ good cattle
however, we're offered at iGalIc, aud lew poor me
market q few extra steers were Disposed q G, la
Ike, bat this vs., an exceptional price, the GgeIhse
bene shout 5c which IL sDout the ayerIlt prIce OF
lA-t veek. The market to-day differed veiy lttie
from hat Of the opening day, the market stu ng
ilir to GOOD, aud the best AZ lie.
Mich COTs.-Ins market ior mich cows remain.
moderately Iet.ye, and prceI are ven m.intaincd.
claim that the prices Obtained here 40 not alher
materially from those ruling III the country. We
quote;
Extra S7bssl0o
Common TO medium f&5s $40
Veal Ca!res.-'The supply Of calves io by no means
p-ice. arc shade her the top VI the market beng
quoted 40 hth as Use. This hoHovel, lie an eXcep-
uonal ngure:
No. Cslvs. per h.. hsi1c.
Common veal caves per ss9se.
an.. eaiye: per heal
Shssp and Lambs.-The market for sheep Is also
unusually full, 10 less shan 3,tOJ bong On safe he
at the opeuins., Iueer sie consequently retuc d,
al fium TO : for gool stock Lambs are selling al
llc per ID, or nom 80 90 TO 20 70 ier head.
.Suirl, San active temena has existed during the
past eek IN this brauch Of the MARKET and a. the
supply ha. been but moderate, pricep have sIaduay
and Is per- s eS sS a5sS
ell T5a+ls W; and prime heavy Western eorn-ied
sl.gA 8
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nsa'~i sts ths resu,e we're unirportani lany
Of the e'iieo Corfsds~tss were In hszieo, and be-
opins Dssursised eitreps Of the rmt re.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-08-26

Tar Chipp,wa Chief "IIole n tho Day." ia one
OF IN" solid men of Minnesota. as far as Z" the
ducsts' go. He has farm . mile square, . fine
dwelling and an income OF 5000 year free OF
the income tax,
A PRETENDED famous optician hrs been selling
The people o. Exeter, ~ H., dollar s-half spec
tacles Tor 81, plss,ering their eyes with brown
bread aud bean poulticeE, and conhning them TO
their houses TIL he should call AGAIN. They couldn't
soc 1t" a, hrst, but now they discern the fact
they have been swindled.
Gas. HOWARD IL a strict temperance msu Al
dinner recently given IN his honor nj Maine,
taking glass OF water in his hand, he SAID {.
'Gentlemen, 1 anu from the State OF Msine. I
dont 60 back on my State. give you, gentle
men, he Maine law, Me true beverage Of the
soldier"
A rrs days ago fine bay horse was bough, lyy
farmer IN Canada, and to all ,ppssr.nco Tie
| horse had no white about him. In a few days,
however, his two hind feet turmoil white; q white
streak appeared on Lis face and urder his false
colors the animAl could scarcely he recogu sei 1.
was subsequently discovered iht the horse had
been stolen, aud dyed to prevent Identity.
| DUTcHNAs WAS brought before tho Proves,
| Marshal, at Lyuchburg, Va, last week, CHARGED
with having de'rauded the X per Of An eating.
| house OF dinner, which, ON eXsminstun, proved
| 10 have consisted Of two dozen eysS, two chickens.
| ono rockhsh weighing about seven pounds, and
coffee anu bread proportion, ~ pay for which Ia
| bad only % cents.
ny direction Of the President the following
| nsmCd officers " tbs First n. Y CavSlry ~,
| d''honoratly dismissed the service from july 9lst
1865, for violation OF orders and NEGLECT o. dut, IL
AtssltnP themselves from their conmNnds Fir.
Lieut.. Niles suliyan, Second Lieut.. John A. Blr
damer, Secopa Lieut.. Thomas DunlAh1, First l. en-
A. W. Warren, First Lieut. Jos. W. Cooley.
| GHSIRAL TrrpY, commanding the Departrnen
! 81 Virginia, defines the term curing the war,
10 meEu that his men enlisted TO serve while th
necessity fur military force created by the re
benion shall continue 10 exist" Tbs kind Of logi
the soldiers DOM spprecla,e and exhibit synlp
toms q muiiny for Lot Icing dissh.rrtd. III
General tells them that u,''tsry law exisla Gul y
viii, not hesIst' to pumIh dtser,ion or uiuUuy
An appeal has been taken t. higher aulhoritg.
NuNBBs Of The French inhabitants e. Chi
cage are stated 20 have he'd private mee,n
on tue 18Th inst, the birthday OF Napoleon l. IN
4 tone OF their remarks MAS tuAt the United !. At,
dare not touch ayr OF thc imperial load of Ma,
imilisu-.that $4,000 French soliitrs under Mars
Bszsne were a sufficient guarSuty against an
y impertnouce nom W.sLiLgtou-Gnd g. AZ the sai
. tN0OO would quickly dispose OF the entire YankC
4 military ests lishLnsnl, aud much ngre Vi u
, same gAses.Ads.
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NEw 1oRK. August rs, 1865.
Fto,tr Low grades Of -four are 1O.1tc retter 10.
d,y Choice brands unchanged. We quote SUPER.
fine state, 90 gssed 10; Extra do at 80 ooss6 rs
estsrn FItra--lor grade,-at 10 ICa1 ~ shlppiLs
Ohio Al IS lLsSs ~ st. Louis E,tras, atss t5alI 81
low grades Of Cansd. kItTe go a, and god
iJrsin-The wheat market - little lower At tile
olose, chicvo spring being quoted At 81 70 Mil
vnuEee & ub At 81 45ssI ~ red western At 81 e5.
IJats-elosed quet a. SO ~ &c for Western.
C0rn-Ihie market closed dull io-dtE and price'
are 2zgc Low e., sales being made a. Sssy'c TOT 80
srn Mixed, snd sds5s y Tor Unsound.
The iiay Market.
NV ionT Aue. Is, 1885
The sewers. mart, for h,- In Nh, vic NIFTY are ai
pio,ent very lleIall suppl et and prices
luentiy somewhat lov e.. We quote rev crop at 80
TGe tor shipping ana retail loi. and 81 CUasl 10 for
pitme shippans lOt-.
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A WAY WITH SPECTACLES-OLD EYES
tAmaie New, without spcciices. Doctor or Meii.
cine. Pamphlet mailed free on rereipt of ten cena
Addle,s y Is. FOOTE, N. d., 1880 Broadway, 81 .42s
DIR, DRAKE, 435 CANAL STREET, SETS A
set OF teeth on silver 70 a 20 sI5 N olG at SIC
70 t@si sectional sets 81 cents per tooth teeth al cd
WIN nd toao cement OF othe filing, % CO. 10 ~
per 'ooh, It"th extracted wlthoat palm. 49,
REST, CHEAPEST AND MOST DuRAQ z
BklEsi'S HAIR DYE,
I've holet i've Of the World Is u.ed In preiercT &C IL
All utheIct iscauee
~ DoEs NOT STAIN THE SKIN,
anu ~ az no nave the IT, -Ckrowlcas e,
pOES MOI IRE TUE HAZE
pUehhhtea hed orGLey hair 10 beautiful ~ iuatun
III bLACk OK BROWN,
. .In-tal.tanepIsyl
ahu " solo Nv AZ 10 uggis. ut he iOy price,pf
20 Flf CENIp IEK Bon.
bur-h. "'''iAu4~
NPoI RsALE ADRNrs,-D. liarres & 70 - p,..
gov Fraser Lee " y ckmsn st; Nhesirl. ia
CAcry e.; Miller Rect, U A.lau co. ga. ~, -
and cor Houston It. and Ave ~ ; Ioa.le. III titL'T
ave. Porter rairh'id, 40 Hudson a an III siYtb
se. Dilfeish can aiso he buppLeu b. d. a. CtiW|
lENlON, - Sixth ave. " o." -
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THE INTERNATIONAL CHUTzEN FEST.
lnfsrsstssG Account Of fhs Feseival-Hop-
ors Paid the Americana

- pssS
IN. ,rr,..s,n.. !, - s-,.. =. -,
-,x...s !, p--..-. :. -.s ~, 80
nr<...,on ~ n..,,v 49,. 49,, 49,, 49,
Ara 1870 Al, A.. I'M. $500 -. $500
a, N. scbp,z,n p,.,, =, :. o, !, - %. e.
Al. DIV. vb,,e ,v.rv .r,.,..... a.. -. 80.
10, tho ,.,,Iv.I m. ...-E,.- as NM -
erected nth ,,,,,ns a.-,,~...... 10y r., 80.
upon thu ,ro,na. r.. 80, TIA
Ing, b.a b..n $500 N..,.
t,op n IN. ,..L ~ ~,
Abou, sl.,y .ere. ~ ,ro,,n, -. "a IN
In this space tho tseorle ....-hi., ..l.,,in. che
created iptere.t and s,,hv.,..r, q, e., :, che
grand entrance a .bed .,,h,oa. s,,.,I,n. ,o., IN
length had been ,rpe,ss m, o.. $500. ...ha. A,
ops end the tsresl, for lony r,p.o ,ho,,.pd
feetl were erected and q, tho o,hsr o-,,c,,I,, n,
range Of .ir hundred feet other ..rso,, ,e nlac.a
A spsce Of two hundred feet WA te..rr.d for the
msrknnen. one hundred targets ,or. pl,ced IN
line for the long range and ATT target, rero ,mi
larry disposed Tor the short ranso Two the ,sr~o.,
at long range were expressly devoted TO the ,las Of
still for the grand prize, which cop,,.,ed
Of the shield and Key Of The city Of Breme-.
formed by an Arrangement Of, one thousand Peat
Thsers" or medals struck sIptossy 70 commemorate
the occasion. Each markham vts allowed two
shots At these targets, aud when all bad tired their
stiI, IL was discovered that three ndivdual. he'd
each struck tho centre with both BALI, This "tio"
decided by drawing lots the prize heinz sdlud.-
cd 10 Adolph Adri.n, Of Gottngen HI. opponents
thou received other prizes valued at nine aud eight
hundred thaer,. Tho targets for general shooting
were rovernej by rule. which permitted any marks
man 10 FIRE a. often G, 10 pleased. Whoever struck
the centres" ten times obtained silver Festiysl
thalcr. one hundred and eshy centres v"
rewarded by a silver robict. very lsrro
number Of other prizes vere awarded eon-
si'ting Of silver figures and ware watcbe5, rfes,
drinking horns, knives &c, not TO forget the prizes
sent from the United StatoL viz. An American
buggy, Wathsm sold gsteh, and Springfield rire.
The Yankee carrsre attracted the most attention.
The festivh lasted eight days. On the fifth, the
Americans had splurge Of their own. They Assem-
bled in front Of their hotel, and marched TO the
Shooting Park, where a MI Schultz, OF San Fran
cisco, rnade a speech and presented them with an
American flag. Other speeches were then made In
order the whole affair being vitne,sed by n larre
-, =, ~,
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N. j., Dyctm.n Buckeyes, bLl .......--
barrel, neg 4 25a1 5OlJackson whites . ...--
Long Island, bush IS, aG2 Va. & Del Sweet.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-05-19
New skirt for 1866.
The GREAT INVENTION OF TIE AGE IN
r. 20 p SKIRTS.

J. ". BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX Ell
LIPTIC 20! double) SPRING SKIRT.
VESTS BRADLEY K CAREY, date ]. !. & }.
Q. West,) SOLE PROPRlETORS and MANUFAC-
TURERS, 81 Chambers and 79 and 81 Reade Streets
New York.
THIS INVENTION consists Of Duplex COR two)
Elliptic Steel Springs, ingeniously Braided Tightly
and firmly together edge 10 edge, making the tough
est. most flexible Elastic and Durable Spring ever
used. They seldom bend or break like the Single
Springs, aud consequently preserve their perfect and
beautiful shape twice as long as any other Skirt.
be WONDERFUL FLEXIBIBILiTY and great comfort
and pleasure 10 any lady wearing the Duplex EiIip
Tic Skirt will be experienced particularly in all
Crowded Assemblies, Operas, Carriages, RailFo'n
Cars, Church Pews, Arm Chairs, for Promenade and
House Dress, as the Skilt can be folded, when in
use, TO occupy small place easily silk
muslin dress.
lady having enjoyed The pleasure, comfort and
great convenience OF wearing the "Duplex Elliptic
stee Spring Skirt'' for single day, will never af-
;erwards willingly dispense wita their For
Children, Misses and Young Ladies. they supe-
flor 10 all others.
They the best quality in every part, and un-
susstionably the ghtest, most desirable, comfort
able and economical Skirt ever made.
FOR SALE in all frst-class stores In this city,
asd throughout the United States, and Canadss Ha-
vaua de- Cuba, Mexico, South America and the West
ladies'. u3-Inquirs for the "DuPlex Elliptic Skirt"
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