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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-12-29
TIE TREASURY REPnRT.

| Secretary McCulIoch, in his able and ex-
haustive report on the national finances,
says that the emergency under which
United States notes were issued as lawful
money no 1ouger existing, constitutional
| reasons and sound policy urge that the
acts under which these issues were made
should be regarded as only temporary;
and while he would deem their immediate
repeal unwise and injurious, yet the
work of retiring the notes which have
| been issued under them should be COM
menced without delay, and carefully and
peFSiStently continued until the whole of
them have been taken out of circulation.
The Secretary therefore earnestly recon-
mends,
First, That Congress declare that the
compound interest notes shall cease to be
a legal tender from the day of their matur-
ity.
Second, That the Secretary be authorized,
in his discretion, to sell bonds of the Uni
ted States, bearing interest at a rate not
exceeding six per cent, and redeemable
and payable at such periods as may be
conducive to the interests of the govern
ment, for the purpose of retiring not only
compound interest notes, but the United
States notes.
Our national debt is estimated at three
thousand millions, the interest on which
at 81 per cent. would be Sl65, 100000, or, at
per cent, SLOT, ,O00,O 900. If 100000 be
applied in equal, half-yearly installments,
in the payment of aeeruing interest, and
in the reduction of the principal funded at
Gne nlBner faJe OF 012 per cent, Ine OeDG
would be entirely paid in 32% years; at 3
per cent. per annum, the same amount
similarly applied would extinguish the
public indebtedness in Il little over twenty
eight years.
The cattle plague has been increasing
in England during the past month to an
alarming extent. During that period the
attacks have risen, from previous month
ly average, from 14,000 to upwards of 27,-
900, and the deaths, destruction included
to upward of p 900 Between the 4th
and 18th of November the number of
cases increased by fifty per cent. In the
ensuing week things were not quite so
bad, but there was a furtherincrease still.
The London Times assumes that the
deaths, instead of 200 week, are at least
four times that number, and if winter
does not bring a change for the better, the
losses may be five or six thousand a week
before Christmas
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-12-29

The whole number of sheep in the
State is 6,227, ,252-valued at $21 ,72O, 1856;
of hogs, 455,695-valued at Sc, ,961, ,l96.
Licking county has the greatest number
of sheep-236 1894, and Pickaway county
the largest number of hogs-47, ,01S.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-12-29

The complete census of New York CITY
shows population of 722,569. There is
an excess of females of A, ,587. The color
ed population is 9069 Compared with
the incorrect and exaggerated census of
1860, there is decrease in the aggregate
population of 81 100.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-12-29
SP CTACLEN $!

A LARGE ASSORTMENT In Gold, Silver and stes
"a frames. Special attention given 10 reflling old
frames With new glasses OF the hest quality, less
than half the price charged by travelling Optciana'
80 called, by Q. PLATF,
n DalaWare, O.. Dec. Is. s6 No. 8 Williams Block
A VERY 4 BREYToGIE, are alvsvs ready to attend
0 - pneR east0mors sep 20
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-12-29

Joseph W. Drake, Francis N. Drake, VIM
B. Drake, jackson d. Drake, Elizabeth
j. Drake and Benjamin A. F. Drake, P
Infants, by their next friend Emily
Drake,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-12-29

Gideon Carr Admr &c. Delaware Goo19 County Probate
Jane CoIhoun. et al. Petition Sell Land.
IN pursuance Of the order OF the said Court shall
II Offer for ale on tho premises on
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02
Guarantee a GU~e in Every
Instance.

When Observation-Disclosures oriinV to the di'e
tons which accompany each bottle CO .ymen;
Physicians; Merchan $: Professional Ger, emen IN
a stations in life-onr most eminent in public
who have ever used used
join IN The most unlimited praise of ITS X. anG
men and women, old and young, by the :nousG nG>
testify and will tell you that il is the most al
remedy of the nineteenth century, whilst The pio-
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02
Uneq'1aled ETolning Appetizer,
P,"p"rcd from Ripe
Cd gNliTD0MsWH32HY,

rI'Pr fiOH3 frrO'R ~ 1CjN FiO3U"3's. BHFS
o',i Barks o. IRE H.yhcst Medicinot Vir-
re.
These Bitters have received the endors en,ent of
more han fonr hundred Il gular Physicians Who
have ended their Sc Ia D ysp epsia Derangc-
lent the stomach Loss Of trpcr e. Nervous Pres
nttion. DEBILITY, anu ia all cases OF dseaae which
in its ncipenr stages require oHlT generous diet.
aud An is'fgorot'ng nunr;sbing st'mnlant As u
sategp ard agaSt djseas" incident to- countries,
ha" water, severe labor and great exposure, the BIZ
te,s have never heeu equaIcd
First.-Frndreds of the most suicessful and re-
pccted Physicians recommend
SWANS BOURBON RlTTERS
Seccnd-The highest medical authority Of the
Army have given their unquttilcd .oproval to
SWANS BOURBON IA TIERS
Third tFousand OF irva''de restored to neal It
through their a="ncy, endorse and recommend
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
FOURTH Thousands of soldiers in hospitals and
the III rch have cheered, strensll.ed ind benefit
ted by The use Of
SWANS BOURBON BlTTERS
Fifth Thousands of "mgrants the Western
Plains have i'ern saved from disease and death BY
the timely use Of
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS
Sixh.-TYavelrr on Rivers and the Ocean have
found an un aing remedy ia
SWANS BOURBON Buffers
= Seventh Min. rs toUing far down In ;he bowels
If the earth, h ye been protected and prereryed by
SWANS BOURBON BIT ERS
EiJh,h.-Thousands of Ladies in delicate health
have had the bloom cred their checks by using
SW AIMS BOURBON BIZ rERS
Nin:h.-By increasing the appetite, assisting d.
Gesti"u regulating the ho EDS aud giving tone TO
the sy>tonr, they iTrart strength and vignr the
vst"m, they impart strength and yigor TO the body
aud; hetrtninCss IN the mind. ........
.rT II yaR draErGst tradesmsn has not gnt
heSC Bittrrs, have him send for them.
Remember
sale by leading Druggists and Grocers everywhere.
ii SWAIN, Proprietor,
~ South Water street, Chicago.
At whoTesal by TAYLOR, BLAKE 81 co, aud J. u.
MERRILL, Ottumwa; and by all Wholesale dealers in
DurijU.trn.
August 30, s6a- .
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
THE WORLDS
Great Remedy

y We worlds greet Eemedv FOR nysners;a. lodges.
%, Cons 'paiior. Gcre.al De6lN; i'i.. ulancv:
WAN OF Appetite; 5 OK HeGdache; Sic.nr Tor
Nsoseala, the stohl. CO: Cho'c.a N0'OUS; pp,rs or
Cramne in he omFCn or bowels; apdin ace
cry DISC def thTt nas US % d oruereU e {
OF the Liver. : omacl ana Eowe'S-is u, secuted o
the public w!h che IA ass.dnce thai is the a,es,
sure.t aud
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AE,. evEss GssE yvnRIe.

AR SWANS BOURBON BIT
kS'E'Ei&S.
4 HEALTHY Tome, GENTLE S77NCkANT,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02

Any one can adiust them TUE DARK The hem
MAY he Of anv width. No other hemm-r r fe-r is
Ike this. IL turns the hem o. the right uuder
side as you want it,
II WILL NOT DROP STITCHES. As the needle
is always set right the blade short and straight does
not vihrate, like longer ones
T. : run ny steam al 3G0R stitches per minute
other machines 1T only 400 100 with safety. They
are SG;,sl 20 i;sCE:sr"d vtsh sss.s
r'ssi .'".'CisiO" hence each part il Interchange
able aud he readily replaced in Of accident
The machine cannot be adjusted, hence viii not get
out of order. 1t will last generation, If property
cared for. None vino have used it. can be persuaded
to any her.
The roundness, evenness, durability and beauty
its str
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02
BEST DYSPEPSIA MEDICINE

ever known TO the world. II lie not a whiskey prep
aration to he used as a beverage but is Medicine
esyecialv adapted to diseased or dyspeptic stom
ach, The pronrietors
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W-nE NEVER EOsAaED

It's R,pIDITY, ABSOLUTE sTIDLNESS, EASE OF
FrLL were NEVER APPROACHED by any other ma
chine. We can cal in any boy girl from the
ANA with three minute, Instruction they will sctrhe
needle, attach The He.nmer or Feer and do the
work with entire success
'ar Press universally pronounce this the BtSr
FANNY Sewing Machine IN tie world. Whatever ,he
merits of the other mHchiues il dsparaprtnent
double that of any other offered to the public
T. re eived The Gold Medal Of the American Insti-
tute the first premium for
BYE ftE%T' SEWING WaCWg>E..,
at the great New England Fair-the Vermont State
Fair-th" Fem Viva MIA State Far-the Indiana Site
Fair md Il other First Premiums at tn meetings
of Mechanical aud scientific Societies all over the
world, are among its trophies ia loG4.
II IS I1Oi0 tie Greot Leudi1&g Family ,Se1Uihg
M'tchiAe,
Az. GVs.ss 'GsfE yyGssIr
Price Of Machines with hem'ner, relicr, gu .ge oil
can -Xira needles, full directions, &C., from 80
$50 10.
BARNCNS SELFSEWER, FOR All SEWIN9
MACHINES,
Guides the work itse IT, avoiding pos tnre and
strain On the eyes. Price ! 20. Large d scount to
Agents.
OIL, EcttoH, SILK, Twist and Need for every kind Of
sewing macmup.
AGENTS WaNTFD-Terms to agents descriptive
circular AID specimens Of )rk sent free by mail IN
receipt OF stamp, or had of
l.. CORNELL co. Geur .garts.
l@H Lake street Chicago, III.
Juy 81, 1884 d3m--wIy
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WARRANT 1T IN EVERY CASE.

Letters reach Us every day from persons In eve,v
part of the LAM telling of the miraculous it
has performed, whilst our best phys clans are
stanty urging TO tell Va EN- the formula frcm which
IL j. made, saying its effects wonder fui; it's
cess beyond all precedent, and its in the
most aggravated certain sunrise, 1t
will stop distress after eating in moments time;
yeten stomach !. is taken: relieve
pains cramps in the stomach bowels instanta
neously, and enable the d!speptic sufferer who has
lived Tor years on Graham bread and the piainest
diet to hearty meal without fear Of any trouble
from it. " e earnestly SIX trial from every SUI
ferrr. Sold by druggists everywhere, 81 per bottle
six bottles for So.
c. G. CLARK Il CO,
Proprietors, New Haven Conn
LORD SMITH, General Western Agents % Lake
street. Chicago, Ill
TAYLOR, BLAKE 4 CO., wholesale and retail
agents, Ottumwa, Iowa.
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ElE illcox &Ribbs
ekSsfA2 SILENT |" FAMIL 7

WIZ MITCH. TEN, FELL, TUCK, CORD,
RTvD, BRAID, QUIZ and ENBPOIDER BEA o,
TRULY. II will, with the FINEST needle and
I'll cad run from perfect work the finest Nainsuok
over the aviest beaver cloth and cowhde, with NO
change of needle, thread or tension. 1t will use
coarse cotton linen, silk and wsne. 1t runs easier,
faster and stler than any other machine. 1t forms
a dat, even and elastic seam, differing from every
other stitch each loop being TWISTED by means Of
The ROTATING HOOK
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BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI
- RIVER RAILROAD.
90 ~ 81
CHANGE OF TIME.

Or and after Monday July 24th SIS, and until fur
ther notice Passenger Trains will leave and arrive
GOING
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-11-02

and drawing the twist into the Colds. thus securely
fastening every stitch, so that the will bear
be cut at frequent intervals and in that
the seam is warranted NOT TO RIP in wear. nd
under all circumstances to "survve the wash tub"
Old, WORKOUT family garments, bosoms, pants,
dresses, &c, have been submitted to Committees at
FAIRS where was the GREATEST COMPETITION, and TO
I MS STITCH reniums have been awarded for its
SupER!oRlTY. DURABILITY, ELASTICITY and
Patented Device prevents the possibility Of the
machine eing run in the wrong direction, or the
balance wheel ever wearing or touching the dress.
THE NEEDLE CANNOT BE SET WRONG,
Thus avoiding the great trouble of other machines.
so EsaikASlNsa OF NEEDLES.
The blade Of the needle is less than three -fourths
of an inch long, and is straight
TIE Hemn1er and Fetier can neuer be Sc
Wrong.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-07-19

To tie Editor of the Star :-Knowing you
TO be ever mindful of the wants of huDani-
", and willing 10 do your share, as pub
lie journalist as we'll as privale citizen, in
the way of aileviating the snfisrlugs OF our
fellow beings, ! have taken The liberty 10
call your attention 10 a medltihe only now
beginning 10 attract public notice, but
which is destined TO occupy a prominent
place in the medical world. It is the new
remedy for Fever aud Ague, and kindred d
diseases, now being brought before the
public by Mr.. Jesse Merrell, of Espy, Pa.
This community, including Mr.. Merrell,
has had some experience in The diseases
mentioned, anc this remedy is the resul:
of that experience-extending through a
number of years. Prolracted suffering bro't
about prolracted effort 10 discover a remedy
and we have The result before US.
AS a sufferer, the writer OF this desires
his fellow sufferers 10 inquire into this
matter. We understand that it is not in
tended TO make a profit oul of the matter.
Al all events that IS not The object of
Bloomsburg, Pa. TRUTH.
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Auditors Notice.
Estate of Henrp G. Koons, dece

Estate of Henry o. Koons, deceased.
THE undersigned Auditor, appointed by
The Orphans Court OF Columbia County, TO
make Distribution OF the balance in the
hands OF Henry Buss, administrator oi Hem
~ G Koons, late OF Hemlock township, in
said county deceased, among The several
creditors oi The decedeni. in the order estab-
Iished by law, will attend al his office,
in BLOOMSBURY, ON SATURDAY THE
18TH DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, al 10
o'clock a. M Of said day, Tor The pur-
pose OF making distribution. All persons
having claim. on demands against The es-
tate of The decedsnt, are notified 10 present
hem 10 the Auditor on that day or be debdr-
red from coming in for a share OF The fund.
ROBERT F. CLARK.
Boomsburs, June %, 1865. Au'u.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY.
A Card to the Suffering.

DO YOU WISH TO BE CURED! IF
SO, SWALLOW two or thr rec hogsheads OF
"Buchu," "Tonic Biiiers.'' "SarsspariIla, :"
"Nervous Antidotes," &C., &C., &c., and
after you are satisfied with the result, then
try one box of OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PlLLS-and be re-
stored 10 health and yigor in less than thirty
days. They are purely vegetable, pleasant
TO take, prompt and salutary in their effects
on The broken-dow and shattered consti-
tuition. Old and young can ia ke Them with
advantage. DIR. BUCHAN'S ENGLISH
SPECIFIC PILLS cure in less than 30 days,
the worst cases Of NERVOUSNESS, Impo-
tency, Premature Decay, Seminal Weak
ness, Insanity, and all Urinary, Sexual, and
Nervous Affections, no matter from what
cause produced. Price, One Dollar per box.
Sent, postpaid, by mail, on receipt of an
order. Address, JAMES S. BUTLER,
No. 429 Broadway, New York, Gen Agent.
P. S.-A box sent to any address on re-
ceipt of price-which is One DoHGr-post
free. y a descriptive Circular sent on
application.
July i9, iS65.-6w.
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CoEsPIRAcY.-A trio of ftraitors were over
heard The other evening. in town concocting
"treason, strategem and desIh." They
perheads into eternity, run stump candi-
dale for some Office, and in the event OF
falling TO ge, the negro suffrage, TO annex
Canada 10 The United States. Oas was a
long legged brainless sprig of the Law C)
the other wooden-nut-meg negro, and the
third was a kitchen cook of the Hospital,
who locked up the pump 10 deprive the
soldiers of a drink of water Columbia
Democrat.
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One hundred and fifty Generals, now
having commands in the Northern States,
are TO be mustered out.
A,zeroit, before deaih, made confession
detailing the part each conspiraior was 10
take in the assassination.
The old Virginia State Banks are in pro-
cess of liquidation. Twenty cents on the
dollar will be paid on their notes.
The rebel Generals Richard B. L.e, S. S
Lee, Huger and Brown, of Tennessee, and
Ex-Governor Allison, of florida, have ap-
piled for pardon.
The number OF men in the navy is to be
reduced from s5. 900 TO abou; IL 900.
II IS reported that all The men left in the
army of the Potomac will be mustered out
in two weeks.
The Quar,ermaa,ers al Washington, last
week, sold 10, 900 horses and mules, and
$500 army wagons and ambulances.
DR.. Mudd, Arnold, O'Laughlin aud Span.
gler, left Washington on Monday night, fol
the Albany Penitenliary.
T. Butler will be a candidate for the
Republican nomination for Governor o!
Massachusetts.
The people Of South Carolina nea: Charles
ton, were fearful Of negro iDsurrection or
Jolly 4. Thecoun,ry was occupied by troops
and no outbreak occurred.
Railroad communication between Char
lesion and the North will be complete bJ
The month of August.
BarEum's Museum with all :he curiosi
ties, and several adjoining buildings in New
York, were destroyed by fire on Thursday
The loss amounts 10 about 81 100000
Ex- President Buchanan's history of hi,
Administration is now in The hands of the
primers, and will soon be published By
Appleton & Co., of New York.
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Northern Central Railway.
ME- TALB &.

THREE TRAINS DAILY to and from The
North aud West Branch of the Susquehan.
ma, Elmira, and all OF Northern New York.
On aud after Monday, May 2sth, 1865,
the Passenger Trains OF the Norlh Genital
Railway will arrive and depart from Sun.
bury, Harrisburg and Baltimore, as follows:
SOUTHWARK.
Mail Train leaves Sunbury daily
excep, Sundays, at 1910 m.
Leaves Harrisburg, l.30 pm
Arrives al Baltimore, $50 ="
Express Train leaves Sunbury daily
except Sundays, at II 40 pm
Leaves Harrisb'rg, except Monday 80 am.
Arrives at Baltimore daily except
Monday, at TOO a. ID.
Acc omm odation leaves Harrsb'rg 7.i5 am.
SunbuIy Acc. leaves Sunbury daily
except Sundays at 100 m.
Arv's al Harrisb'e except Sundays l0.l5 "
NORTHW.ARD.
Mail Trail leaves Baltimore daily
except Sundays at 9 90 a I'm.
Leaves Harrisburg, LAS p m.
Arrives al Sunbury, 4.20 p m.
Express Trains Baltimore daily, 1000
Arrives al Harrisburg, 2.2G am
Leaves Harrisb'rg except Monday .2.4O
Arrives al Sunbury, SIS
Erie Express leaves Baltimore ex-
cept Sundays at 500 pm.
Arrives at Harrisburg, IL 55 am.
Leaves Harrisburg, LIS
Arrives al Sunbury, 4 10
Sunbury Accom-. leaves Harrisburg
Daily except Sundays al AIS pm
Arrives al Sunbury at ITO "
For further particulars apply al the office.
IN DUBARRY, Supt.
HARRISBURG July 10, 1865.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-We are again called up
on 10 record the very sudden demise OF one
OF the most respectable citizens of Brar-
creek township, this county, in the person
of Henry Lamou. Mr. Lamon was engaged
in harvesting for his brolh her William, on
Friday last. He was well as usual when he
returned home in the evening, but the day
being excessively warm, he complained of
The heat. Just before retiring, he repaired
10 The spring, near the house, and baihed
himself thoroughly in lis chilling waters.-
But even this did not seem 10 relieve him
from the oppressive heat, ss he remarked TO
bis vile that he was still very warm. About
o'clock in the morning, Mrs. Lamon had
her sIumbers dist urbed by the cries of one
OF the children, and reached over 10 awaken
her husband. She shuddered al The touch
Of his person, when, after a second effort,
the startling truth flashed across her mind
that he was dead! She aroused his parents,
who resided in the same dwelling, and they
were brought to realize The sad :act. A
physician was called who pronounced it a
clear case Of apoplexy. The deceased
leaves devoted wife aud two interesting
children,as we'll as large circle OF relatives
and friends to mourn his unt;mely death
Bertriek Gazette.
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Auditors Notice.

ESIdIe 81 UdUld HampIon, decsdseI.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by
the Orphans Couu of Columbia county 10
make distribution of the balance in the
hands OF Oliver Evans, administrator oil
David Hampton, late of Roaringcreek twp,
in said COUNT, deceased, among the sever
al heirs and creditors of the decedeni, in
the order established by law, will aliend al
his Office, in Bloomsbury, on Saturday, the
18th day Of August next, al 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, OF said day, for the purpose of MAX
ing the distribution. All persons having
claims or demands against The est ate oi the
decedent are notified 10 present them 10
the Auditor on that dav or be debaTed from
coming in for share of the fund.
P. S RlSHEL, AudjtOr
Boomsburg July 10, 1859
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ARTHUR's HOME MAG,zIsE.-By some over
sight we failed to publish notice OF This
most valuable publication for the month Of
July. This was altogether unintentional,
as We regard ARTRuR's Magazine among
The very best published. For choice. chaste
reading il is not excelled by any. T. S.
Arthur is a talented and popular writer, be-
sides has the assistance of The best talent
in The country. His corps of contributors
is composed of acknowledged ability in this
as well as in the old country. All the depart
ments of this Magazine are conducted with
signal ability; and We hope the work is re-
ceiving liberal and hearty support, which
il so Justly merits. The Jolly No. has long
been received, containing its more than
usual amount of interest. II is a capital
publication for the LADIES, especially those
who have any pretensions 10 literary talent.
Send and get il; No. 323 Walnut ST PhIa.
Price, So so. ringle subscription. This is a
good time 10 subscribe. Back Nos. will be
furnished.
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The LADY's FRIEND.-This favorte of the
ladies leads off in its August number with
beautiful steel engraving called GRAND
PAS DARLiEG'-the face OF the old man,
with It's deep, thoughtful eyes, strikes Us as
particularly fine. Among the figures OF the
colored Steel Fashion Plate, we note a
Bridal Dress, very chasie and pretty. The
other engravings OF this number are, "The
Children and the Rain-drops," Jacket a
Bandeaux (front and back view)," "Gimp
Ornament" "Watteau Skirt Supporter" &c.
&c. The music for this number is the fine
piece, "Res,, Noble Chefiain !" The lit
erary contributions are, "What Looked for,
and What Saw" by Frances Lee; "My
Dilemma" by Leslie Waller; "Ghostly
Gycines," by Miss Donnely "Wailing,' y
BY Mrs. Tucker "Dark Fancies," BY F. E.
F.; "Stories of our Village" by Beatrice
Colonna; California Wooing," by Kate
Howe "The Rector's Love-" By Mrs. Den.
icon; "Culach," BY Mrs Richie. Edi:o.
rial., Fashions, Receipts, &c.
Price 50 so year; 2 copies 81 on. To
those deeirous OF making up clubs, speci-
men Nos. will be sent for Is cts. Wheele,
and Wilson'S celebrated Sewing Machines or.
furnished os Premiums. Address Deacon s
Peterson 3l9 Walnut street, Phi!'a-
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ID 1 E ID =.

In Fort Mifflin, on the 4lh o! Jnly,. Mr..
Philip A. Kline,-son of Sam1 Kline, of
Benton, in the 2sth year Of his age.
CThe deceased was arrested las; winter,
by the Military blood hounds, and has since
been suffering in the "Lincoln Bastiles."-
He was under sentence OF two years for al
legged deserlion. and was only relieved by
the visitation oil death. Mr. Kline leaves a
wife and family in destitute circumstances,
now residing in Derry township, Montour
county. Columbia Democrat