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REASONS WHY TIE
a NJ E. r ICAN w A TIC H
Made at WALTHAM, MASS

1t is made on tnc pcs. p,mu,p,u. Is
composed of SOLID PLATES, No jar can inter.
fcrc with the harmony of its working and sud
den shock can damage its machinery. Every piece
Is made and finished by machinery Itself famous
for its novelty. well as for its effectiveness and
is therefore properly made. The watch Is what all
mechanism should be ACCURATE. SIMPLE,
STRONG AND ECONOMICAL. Except some high
grades, too costly for general use foreign watches
chiefly made by women and boys such watch
as are composed Of several hundred pieces, screw.
Nd and riveted together, and require instant re-.
pairs to keep them in any Kind Of order. All per
sons who have carried "ancrrs" "lepined" and
English Patent Levers" are perfc I'll, well aware
of the truth of this statement.
Al the beg inning of our enterprise more than ten
years ago II was our first object TO make thorou.
ghylgood low priced watches for the million, to
take the place of these foreign impo the
fuse OF foreign factories, which entirely I'M
saieabe at home and perfectly worthless every
where.
How well We have accomplishments, may be-
understood from the fact that ait,r 20 many years
of public trial, make MORE THAN HALF
OF ALL THE WATCHES soLDiN THE UNIT.
ED STATES, and that no others have ever given
such universal satisfaction. While this department
of business is continued with increased facilit-
les for perfect work are ut crescent engaged in
the manufacturer of watches of the very HIGH
EST GRADE KNOWN To CHIONOMETEY
Unequaied by anything hitherto made By ourselves
and unsurpassed by an,thng made in the world
For this purpose we have the amplest facilities.
We have created an addition to our main build.
Ing expressly for this branch Of our business. and
have filed 1t with the best workmcn in service
New machines and appliances have been construc-
I'D which pre- form their work with consuinniatc d, &.
licacy and exactness. The choicest and most PIP
roycd materials only are used, aud we challenge
comparison between this grade of our " rk and the
finest imported thermometers. We do not pretend.
60 sell our watches for LESS MONEY than foreign
watches. but We do assert without fear of cpntrad
ieton that for the SANE MONEY our product is in-
e"mparably superior. al our watches, OF mha
ever grade. are fully warranted. and This warran-
L.. Is good ut all times against our agent in
all parts et the world.
CACTiON.--Thc public are cautioned to buy on
IL of respectable dealers All persons selling count
Trtets will be prosecuted.
ROBBINS & APPLETON.
AGENTS FOR TIE AMERICAN WATCH co.
Is3 BROADWAY, Ny,
Into
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PARTIAL LIST OF ARTICLES
To RE
OLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,

" ithout regard to value, and not to be paid
for until you know what you are to receive
10 Rosewood Pianos, worth from. 1900 to $3.50
h Mclotteous. RO>c%oot Cases...... - to 30
% FIRST Class Sewing Machines. ....... 10 to 800
- Fine Oh Paintings. 30 to 100
L." me steal IngraNnSs, framed....... 20 to 80
30 Music Boxes. Observation-Disclosures. - to 40
l!0 Revolving Patent Caetors Slver..... 20 to 40
~ silver FRUIT and Cake RaSkets........ 20 to 81
NV SetS 81 lea and Table spoons. 20 to 30
ID" t'olit iuntcr Case W atchcS. ID to $50
iOo Diid kings, canister X single stone. * TO 300
i'J hoil atchcs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 To $50
$40 Ladies' Watches. Observation-Disclosures. GO 10 100
800 silver Watches. 20 to -
Diamond Pins I;rochec and Ear Drpus Indip.
SETS OF cold and Coral, jet and Gold Florrrtine
Mosaic, Lava and Cameo; sets ofStuds, Yes: ard
i LEX thans Plain and Chased Gold Rings, Gold
lhmhes, Lockcts, New style Belt Buckles, Gold
Pens and Penils Fancy Work Boxes, Gold Pen,
with Gold and Silver Extension Holders and /,
large assortment of Fine silver Ware and Jewelry
oil all DESCRIPTION, of the latest styles.
rs i chance to obtain any Of the aJore
.laticics .for ONE DOLLAR, by pn9rhasiac
4 seated carcr1ope for 25cts.
ED- Five sealed Enyerlope will be sent for 81 !:
Eleven Tor - Thirty for 50; sixty-fiye for So
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
theq'illled Inducements offered to Ladies' and
Gents who will act such. Our descriptive cir
eularS VIII be >cut on application.
Distributions are made in the following manner
Certificates naming, each article and its valI. are.
placed in sealed envelopes, Which well mixed.
oht "i these envelopes containing the Certificate
or order for some article, Will be- delivered ut our
Office, or sent by mail to any address, without re-
gard to choice, on receipt of - cents.
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will
see what article it draws and its value and can,
then send one DoN0r. and receive the article
named, or can choose any othcI one article ON our
list of the same value.
Purchasers of our Seaied Enreiopes may in this
manner obtain an article worth from one to five
hundred dollars.
Long Letters are unnecessary Have the kind.
ness to write plain directions, and in choosing
different articles from those drawn, mention the
style desired.
st.Ordcrs for SEALED ENVELOPES must in
every case he accompanied with thu cash, with the
u'tint "i the person sending, and Town, COUNTY,
and state plainly written.
Letters should be addressed TO the Managers rs
follows ..
SHERMAN, WATSON &. co,
81 s. Nassau st, New York city.
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many countries Ms medicine ofintispen sable nee.
essty. In Great Britain, France and Germany,
where medical science has reached its highest per
fectfop II 10 prescribed in domestic practice, and
constantly used In the armies, In hospitals aud 9TH
err public institutions, where Il Is regarded by the
attending physicians ms the most speedy and agree.
able remedy that can be employed. scarcely any
neighborhood can be found where well known
eases Of diseased lungs, which had baffled the eff
orts ct the most skful and experienced doctors;
have been permanently cured by 1t. These results
are the most convincing proofs OF the superior
curative properties Of this preparation and to them
the authors point with peculiar satisfaction While
II Is most powerful ng ains confirmed diseases II IL
extremely gentle medicine in infancy and you n
being quite harmless to even the youngest, when
administered judiciously.
This hcalth.rcstorcr accomplishes even more BY
prevention than cure II taken in season, it heals
all irritations of tho throat aud lungs, whether
arising from Colds or Coughs or other causes, and
thus prevent thai long train OF painful and iucur-
aise diseases, which would arise from the neglect
OF them Hence no family should be without it,
Influenza, Group, Hoarscncss, Whooring Cough
Picurisy, lncipicnt Consumption. and other affect
Ions of the breathing organs, give way bctre this
pre-cmincnt combination OF medical vtrt,es.
Prepared by DIR. J. G. AVER Co. thwell,
Mass, and sold by nj, Druggists and dealers in
medicine every where. For sale tWiggin Parcl-
er. and g. Peck, Ellsworth, Me. NovSDec
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DR.. LAROOKAH'S
PULMONIC SYRUP.
FOR TJ,BCUREOr

FOR TUH W hEOf
Coughs Colds, whuoping Cough,-crttp, Asthnc,
fatnrrh. Influenza Bronchitis. splitting pf Blood ,
Pleurisy. Inflammation Off le Lungs or Chess. Patn
In the side, Night Swests Hoarseptss, Consumption
in it, early stages, and all Dissases Of the Throat
and Lungs.
This remedy is too welIknown and tob highly es-
teemed to require commentator hefes II 10 feEefe
ed cessity every household and Is heartily In
dorsed by the medical faculty, clergyman of Every
denomination, authors editors members Of Congress
and many of our most distinguished men In public
Letter from Hno n w. Googh. Member Of tong,ess
from Nassacausttfs
MELnosF, July ., 1885.
DIR. Il. r. KNIGnTs--Denr 81 /;
have used Dr. LarookaI's Syrup Ia my family fGf
six years. and have found il an excellent remedy tot
Coughs, Colds, Sole tftoats, aud all toi,shmptiss
complaints, &c. Lhave accommodated II to several
friends who have received great bent from Its use
Space win the fro the eerit'
fcates which are e6nstattiv coming l., m al quar-
tiers OF the glbbt Patients will find tlie host cots
elusive evi cncc o. the value Of this remedy IN
trial Of IT, which will cost but II tfihe. and Witch
may yield priceless results.
Large bottles si,U---medium SIZE 80 cents: Prep
arcd by L. Il. KNIGHTS, NJ: b Chemist, Mslt0ss.
llass ; and sJld by all druggists
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To tho Honorable board of County Commits siuncr
for the County OF Hancock.
TUE undersigned petitioners hunh'v shew that
road commencing near the DIV, Hing house of
simeon q Hapworih in Maritsilic, aud running
SO az to nier-cct with III" town road ut David :
iiaiilcy'. in Amherst Is needed. and that the aid
road would be III great public convenience, where
fore Your petitioners pray that Your honors ut your
earliest convenience, Will proceed to examine and
lay ont the said road it to il shall seem proper
agreeable TO law la such mad and provided
EMERSON OECtTT
and = ,,b.,
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Important to Lumbermen
AND OWNERS OF
Lands.

TIME AMERICAN PATENTED IMPROV-
i ment Tanning Company, at New York,
are the owners of the exclusive right, secured
by patent, for manufacturing BARK EXTRACT
an ar iclc which Is now extensively used among
Tam rs. by the companies process two cords
of Hcmlock bark can be reduced so as TO con-
rcntratc the entire strength into an Extract Iof
forty gallons, at an expense not exceeding one
dollar per cord. The appliances for manui''r.
turing are simple and not expensive. Models oil
the apparatucs are.now exhibition at the Amer
lean House in Boston. This Bark Extract COM
ma nsls a ready sale in the Boston market at slX-
~ cents per gallon. Contracts ut that rate can
be secured for all that can be manufactured
The saving of freight alone by thus reducing
the Bark into Extract, viii be from six TO eight
dollars per cord. - :.
The company do not propose to sell Terrific
rial Rights, but will grant the exclusive prlNl-
leee TO manufacture In certain localities chars-
Ing small royalty per gallon on the amount
manufactured. 49,
For further particulars address THos. w.
JOHNSON, General Agent, at the American
House, Boston. IL
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ROBBINS & APPLETON.
M A. r. R l E ID.

Ellsworth.-Oct 26th. at the residence of the
brides father by the Rcv. WIN. II. Savary, Mr.
Robert Long, Jr.. Of Geneva Ills. to Miss Frances
NJ. Dutton daughter OF Jesse button, E-q, OF
Ellsworth. No Cards.
Gould boro-Oct. 9Th Ivy H. NJ. Sowlc Esq,
Mr.. Frank :. Rolf, To Miss. Clara :. Tracy, both
Of Gouldsbcro.
Elisworth-By Rev. DIR. Tcuny, Of Ellsworth,
John william Soues, anil Miss Lucy I. Allou. II
NJ Desert.
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90 900 A YEAR made by any one with $l3'
ID LsUVJyD Sielcil Tools No expert nee necessa
nv. The Presidents, Cashiers and Treasurers OF
. Banks indorse the circular. Sent Lee with SAM
pies Aldres the American Stencil I!oi works,
sprin ;dcld Vermont, aia-'
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Internationally the hest sustained
work Of she kind In the world."
IL A r P E R.
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
Critical Notices OF the Prose-.

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u is the foremost Magazine of the dav The fire
side never had more delightful companion nor
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INC most popular Monthly in the world.-Neu
we must refer in terms Of eulogy to the high tone
and var cd excellences of II aRpEi,'s MAGAZJNELa
journal with monthly circulation of about 10 900
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the choicest light and general reading of the day
We speak Of this work as an evidence of the cult
ure of the American People; and tho popularity it
has acquired is merit d. Each Number contains
fnlly IA pages Of reading matter, appropriately i'll
Mtrated with good wood.cuts and 1t combines IN
Itself the racy monthly and the more philosophical
quarterly, blended with the best features of the
daily Journal. 1t has great power in the dissemin
ahon Of "A love NJ pure literature. -TRUBNER's
Gaidc TO American Lttes'a,o,~, london.
The volumes hound constitute ef themselves 4
library of miscellaneous ca,lag such rs eau not be
fouir In the same compass I'm any other publication
that has come under our noticc.-BOston Courier
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.
1867.

The Publishers have perfected Il system Of mail
INK by which they can supply the MAGAZINE anil
WEEKLY promptly to those who prefer to rcceiv
their periodicals directly from the Office of Public
alton.
The postage on HARPER'S MAGAZINE IL 81 cent.
office '
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S 1000, 900, For One Dollar.

which they need not pay until 1t is known what is
THE AMERICAN JEWELLERS ASSOCIATION
calls your attention to the fact of its being the lar
est and most popular Jewclry Association in the
nited states. The business II and always has
been conducted in the most candid and honorable
manner Our rapidly increasing trade is a sure
guarantee OF the appreciation OF our patrons for
this method of obtaining rich, elegant and costly
goods The sudden stagnaiion of trade in Europe,
owing to the late German War and recent disast-
rols financial crisis in England. has caused the
failure Of a large snumber of Jcwclry Houses in
London and Paris, obligiug them to sell their goods
az grert sacrifice, IN some instaces less than
ihifd oil the cost of mnnuitctu ing. We have late
y purchased very largely Of these bankrupt
Goods at such extremely low prices, that we can
afford to send away Finer Goods, and give better
chances to draw the most valuable prizes than
any other establishment doing 4 similar business
OUR AIM Is TO PLEASE, and we respectfully
solicit your patronage, we confident of give
ing the utmost satisfaction. During the past year
we have forwarded a number of the most valuable
prizes to all parts ofthc country; Those who pat
ronizc us will receive the iu value of their money
as no article on our list is worth less than One
Dollar, retail, and there are no blanks. Parties
dealing with us may depend on having prompt re-
turns and the article drawn will he Immediately
sent to any address by return mail or express.
The following parties have drawn valuable pri.
yes from the American jewelers. Association, and
have kindly allowed the use of their names
-. Charles J. Hunter: Esq, Treasury Department
q. Yates, ~ st. Marks Place, \. Y. Sewing Mae.
hine, value 80 brig. Gen. l.. l.. Hanson, L. :.
Vols; Nashville, Tenn, silver Tea Set value $3.50
sewing Machine, value $50 Lieut.. Col. Walter
Chittcnden, Quartcrmastor Louisville. kentucky.
6olu Watch, value SljJ VIM. :. Haines, 2t7 King
ST., Charleston, 5. C., Silver Watch, value $50
Alexander johnson, Esq, Editor .Htsk7teur Pho.
ne,r, Muskatenr, Mimi, Ladies' Enamelcd Watch
value $50 Samuel Lee, Esq, President. Colorado
and Red Bank Mining Company. san. francisco.
TAI, Mclo,leon. value 500 .\ron 5. Long, ESD,
PRINCIPAL Elkhart Collegiate Institute, Elkhart, 4.
j. Diamond Pin, value 800 X. NJ. Longstrect
Montgomery, Ala, Music Box, valu SO Rev.
Isaac Van Duzcr Albany y. Y, Gold Lined bin
ng Set value $500 Miss Clara Lucugucr, DAYTON
OHIO, pianoiorte, value 900. and Diamond Pin,
value sl7J.
Many names could be placed on the List, but we
publish no names without permission. Our pat
rons are desired to send United States Currency
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NOTICE.

rV,IIE STEAMER CLARION will make her last
trip for the season from Ellsworth to connect
with steamer City OF Richmond tor Portland and
Boston, on Monday, Nov. 18th, ls6i.
GEO, A. DYER, Agent
Ellsworth, Oct "a, 1885, 40u
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After years OF careful experiment. success has
crowned our efforts, and we nov offer to the world
confrcton without single fault being safe con.
vcnicnt, efcctua and pleasant. No injurious result
can occur. let them be used in whatever quantity
Not particle of calomel enters their compo siion
They may be nsed without further preparation
AMI u, any time. Children will eagerly devour ali
you give them and ask for more They never fail
IN enpelling Worms from their dwelling place and
they viii always strengthen the weak and emac
ed even when he IL not afflicted WITH worms
Various remedies have. from time to time been
recommended, such rs saloineI, oil of wornscc,i,
iurpntine, Sc, producing dangerous sud some.
times fatal consequences. After much research,
study and experiments, embracing several wears
the proprietors oi FELLOWS WORN LoZENGEs
have succeeded in producing this remedy. free
from ali objections, and positively safe pleas ant
and -fectual. They do not Kill the worms but act
by making their dwelling place disagrecablc TO
them. In order to assure OF the gruuin.
eness of these luzenges, the analysis OF DIR. y. A.
HtNKs, State As-aNsr. il annexed -
II have anuly zed the WovN I.o/ENGEs prepared
by MEseR>. FELLows 4 Co.. and find that they
are nee from mercury aud other metallic or miner
al matter. These l.azengcs are shilfuly compound
ed pleasant IL the taste, safe, ye. sure and effect,
i've i'll their action.
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DIR. KNIGHTS
ORIENTAL HAIR RESTCr Err.

1. the only preparation in use which invariably
CHANGES GRAY AID f,bEn LAIR TO Yrs oslGiNAL
c LOT. Its effect. are so GSifVgM Arb sfLkbY,
AS rs be resa rded almost MIaACt,L0 i. 49,
1t gives d UNIVERSAL ;sArTI FACTION, single
trial proving its super 'riy over all other articles
offered to the public unier similar naincs. L.,
Coluuls might be filled with : stimonais but their
pablic, ion is not considered ecessary In the pre-
paratiom Of the Oretat Hafr Restorer the most cost
is material used, and pains are spared 10 mxkS
it IN srticf. which Slnill sfASD me fksf " ALL
TINE -.
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Patented May 20, 1860.

This is an article for washing without rubbing,
except in Very dirty placea. which will require =
very slight rub, and unlike ether preparations
orrrctl for like purpose, VIII NOT ROT THE
CLOTHS. hut will scave them much WINTER than
ordinary methods, without the usual ware and tarc.
1t removes grease spots rs if bf maKrc and sof-
tens the dirt hy soaking, so that rnssng will IN
ordinary eases entirely vemOye il.
This powder is prepared ~ accordance with
chemical science and upon a profess peculiar to
itself which j. secured by Letters Patent II has
been III use for more than n year, and has proved
itself an universal tayorie wherever II has been
used. Among the advantages Claimed are the ioi.
loving W. n,,u
cotton and linen goods. -
II saves most of the laboS Of rubbing ard ware
snl tear, -. a.,
| Also for clcanims windows Il is wssurtasstSi.
W it'll one uu aSacr the tim" and labor usually re-
CURED i, nparts d beautiful gloss and lustre, much
eipt rior Is any othc, mode. No water required
except to moiStcn the nows'nr
Directions With each package:
Aud can lie readily at,pfc,n,,rd by single treat
The cost ~ wishing tor family Of ave On SIX per-
sons will not exceed TuktE cent?
The manufacturers OF this powder are aware that
fnany useless compounds hate been Introduced to
the public which hsve toiied me, fioihi er faed IN
removing the DIRT but knowing the intrinsic xcel.
lcnce of Ibis article they confidently proclaim II
rs being adopted 10 meet y demapd whsch has
long existed and which has heretofore remained
| uusupplicd.
HOWE & STEVENS,
40 Boadwny, isssen.
For SHE by troccrs and Dealers everywhere.
3ynJ7
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VI
PRICE Is CENTS PER BOX: FIVE FOR 81

GEORGE ". SWEET. Proprietor of the NEW
ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT. lt6 HANOVER ST.
Bo>ro>, Mass. Soie .fgcR for the Enitrd 81 ttes
to whom all orders should be addressed
Sold b! &. q. PECK. Ell> worth, aud Dealers in
Medicines generally, eow6mil
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s. P. BROWN & SON,
Commission Merchants,
1o5 NINTH STREET.
wASHINGTON d. C..

PARTICULAR ATTENTION rAIp To THE
SALE OF ANTHRACITE AND Ct MBER-
LAND Coal. LUMBER, GRANITE. LINE,
CEMENT, SLATE. BRICK, HAY,
PorAToEs, CORN, OATS, Nc., &c.
Mercantile Collections made in this City, and thro
ugh our Correspondence In all Parts OF the nited
Vessels with Dispatch.
MI. 4u claims against the Government prom
Uuy collected.
s. r. Brown, A. i. brown
Late Navy Agent. Gmal
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7ie..t,rdtet of tie peopit Is IN lis fatof.
DIR. KNIGHTS
MAHjss; % RRgs2Ma,

70, Preserving and JeaitifWhy ne Hsw,
Contains neit.er Oil nor Alc,Ol.
This article Ills been prepared with view TO sup;
eIcce the perncious cofipvdnds so ,comf!on IN ~
market the use of which st been atnos. ipy*riabIt
detrimental to the growth and beatty M the hair:
1t is especially adapted &, tile use Of 1.xDfES AM
CAIfDREN, with whome Il is a UNIVERSAL "a.
sickness or age should give II trial LUxU-
RIANr, Growth VIII. RFsrLr. l'y the use vi pn.
ifuI, IT'S GE6wTH IS IarrosEb, ~ SCALP
CLEANsED, NERVOUS IfE&DACnE Is cttED' 'iAIs
EATERS ARE ERNmCA TED, AND ALL CCTANEOLs ~
CPTIoSS ARR RgM0vED..
1t will not soil or stain the skin. any article OF
apparel, is exquisiteiy pretumc l. put up tn large
bottles and is sold by all druggists, ferfnmsis and
Fancy Goods Dealers.
Price, 40 per Bottle:
Prepared by l.. Il KNIGHTS, Md. CHEMIST
MefrOse, Mass.
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FELLOWS ORIGINAL
WORM LOZENGES.
INTESTINAL WORMS.

I'VE can with confidence point to FELLOWS
" WORM IO/ENtES as the most perfect
remedy for those trouble -oiu,. pests
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral


ant. prepared to meet
the nrgent need Of a safe
and reliable cure for disc
ases ofthe threat and luu-
ss. A trial Of many years
has established the fact,
that II is more efea cious
IN pulmonary affections,
than any other remedy.
Its efficacy has now becom
so generally known, that
IL Is Justly regarded In
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

CooeaaA CAaa.-nr. OGAisaeh, ~ dieo
Il lhs shssess lsse svsning wss setso1sd 81
Dy. 0ch1ouCa.
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CAassrs asd on Cloths Al easbsy
ns~ stssk 81 sAsics styles nsu esano
receivsd b. Wesdsvssth 4 c., Rosk Idaad
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TUnNoae' CONvDNnoN. entire north
esn portion Of the United States is divided
By. tic Turnsf Oreanizatiso iato 6istriets.-
The societies Of Davenport, Ksokuk, Bur.
l,ngton. Dubuque, Nuseasine. etc., from the
Meth Missisdppi District. which 10. pssdd-
Cd ever By On executive committee, elected
from the Davenport society. A delegate
eouvsntiou met ct Lahsmann's Hall this
morning. Representatives we're reported
from the societies Of The fsllsvise cities !:
Keokuk, Burlington. Dsvsnpost, Dubuque.
Melioe end Rock IslAsd. AlAsr trsnsactine
so0s bueiness conasctea vith - .psoach-
ing activities, The meeting sdjssrasd. The
dsleensss aonis soevsnsd q We s'slsek this
shsssssA = diassss . psspesso usiSssaisv
Of alhsais G.sseisse S1ssagAsss shs
Distsict, asl u psssst1s. y ssesls - ~
ss0s. 0ssseal Aon6so1 sspslssaeaGivss fee
different possioas u ~ Distnes ass sxpsct.
ID to b present ts.nersow. Thoss fss0
Dies hoines. Iowa Cisv. 0esesso, &c. ~
expected % arrive this evening. II The rain
sbaaes, The gvaad Festival wi1l bsgia ~
assssw. end censiass thrs7Oe Mondey.
Prizes will b. competed lor 4 Mi,chslI's
BlaG. tesmssre~ Afternoon, b. he juvsa.
ilss, sad on Monday afsssoose by ,he
adule. rhs peocsseioa wil take plass -
Noo49. 4t+nF