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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-07
BLooMsBURG, COLUMBIA co. PA, WEDNESDAY,

The officer caused all the arms which La
Tour D. Auvergne could not carry, to be col
lected, and sent them all, with the grena-
dier, into the French lines, together with a
note relating the whole affair.
When the knowledge of it came to the
ears of Napoleon, he offered to promote La
Tour d D'Auvergne, but the latter declined to
accept the promotion, saying that he prefer
red to remain where he was.
This brave soldier met his death in an ac-
ton at Aberhausan, in June, 1900, and the
simple but expressive scene at roll call in his
regiment was commenced and continued by
the express command of the Emperor him
self.
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" Lees Rock"

The grounds comprising the Antietam
Cemetery, Sharpsburg, Maryland, was the
spot occupied by General Lee and his staff
during the battle of Antietam, and rock
protruding about three feet above the sur
face has been pointed out to all visitors as
the one on which General Lee stood and
viewed the progress of the battle. 1t was
from this rock that he issued his orders.
Those who took part in the battle usually
take their position upon this rock to point to
their friends the farm house to the left in
which General Mcclellan had his head-qua
ters, the Burnside Brigade 10 the right, and
Rcno's Mountain in the distance on the apex
of which the gallant General of that name
fell mortally wounded early in the battle.
In short, all the points of interest are spc-
ciaIy visible from Lees Rock"
At the meeting of the Board Of Commits
sioners representing a few of the States,
held at Sharpsburg last Spring, vote was
taken on the question of leaving Lees Rock
stand, when it was, by close vote decided
to have it blown up and removed At a
meeting on Thursday evening last, held in
this city, on motion of the Commissioners
from West Virginia, seconded by New
York, the order to destroy the rock was re-
scinded, and it was decided that it should
remain. The majority, IN thus deciding,
considered Lees Rock historical mark Of
the battle field, that must always prove of
interest, especially to the visitor from dis
tance, who, for the first time, views the field
of this most sanguinary attle.-Baltimore
A1nericdp.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-07
Strange Specimen of Humanity

Twelve years ago family named Sawyer,
living in the neighboring town of West
brook, were surprised to find that very SUI
perior new milch COW, carefully kept in their
stable, was drying up" This continued
until Mrs. Sawyer discovered, some time
after, the print of human fingers in the soap
grease barrel in the stable. Communicating
this discovery to her husband, he procured
help from the neighbors, and thorough
search of the stable followed. An examina-
ton of the hay-mow disclosed small hole,
which, being followed up by pitching away
the hay, led to a den-like place in the inte
rior of the NOW. Here was found strange
being-a man apparently of about twenty
four years, half clothed in rags, shockingly
filthy, and having no feet. One foot was
missing just above the ankle; the other was
gone little higher up-the stump terminal
ing in an oblong way and in manner show
ing that it was not the work of a surgeon
nor had it received the attention Of sur
geon when lost. His face and head were of
average intelligence, but not word could be
got from him. He had lived there a num-
Der of weeks, subsisting on the milk of the
cow and the grease. He was turned over
to the town authorities and placed in the
poor house, where he now is and has been
for the past twelve years.
All attempts to solve the mystery concern
ing this strange being have proved futile
No one has been found yet, who ever saw or
heard of him, and during the whole twelve
years ne has never uttered word. Various
expedients have been tried to loose his
tongue. On one occasion he was given
bottle containing a pint of whiskey He
seemed to understand exactly what it was,
for he placed it to his lips and drank the
whole at draught, but it had no percepti-
bic effect upon him. In manner, habits,
ETC., he is like wild beast In the Summer
he is kept in sort of wooden, cage-like
structure in the yard. He is very shy of
strangers and will hide his head in his blan-
kets when they approach. His quarters are
comfortable, and it is impossible to give him
better for sanitary reasons.
w HcIG JuC CIcdJUIO CdIlC lIOIl IL CcTldllllt
mysterious matter. He could not have
walked from distance as he crawls upon
his knees very slowly. The only theory at
tempted is this A few weeks before the
man was discovered the steamer Sarah
Sands arrived at this port from Liverpool
with large number of immigrants 1t is
conjecturod that this being might have been
a burden to some one over the water. NJ.
Sawyer (since deceased) hauled load home
from the steamers wharf at that time, and
it is reasoned that the man might have been
clandestinely added to his load tas there were
opportunities and from theuce have crept
into his stable. This hypothesis is decidedly
vague and unsatisfactory, however. The
appearance of the man is not that of an
idiot, but of one who has lost his mind
He seems laboring under a great fear
T0rtldad { He) argus.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-07

DEPTHS OF THE SEA.-A French journal
says that the soundings effected with refer
ence to the new transatlantic cable have
enabled comparisons TO be made on the diff
ferent depths of the sea. Generally speak
ing, they are not of any great depth in the
neighborhood of continents thus the Baltic
between Germany and Sweden, is only 100
feet deep and the Adriatic, between Venice
and Triest, 13O feet. The greatest depth of
the channel between France and England
does not exceed 500 feet, while to the South
west of Ireland, where the sea is open, the
depth is more than 1000 feet. The seas to
the South of Europe are much deeper than
those in the interior In the narrowest part
of the Straits of Gibraltar the depth is only
1000 feet, while a little more to the East it
is 5000 feet. On the coast of Spain the
depth is nearly 5000 feet. At $50 miles
south of Nantucket South of Cape Cod1 no
bottom was found at I ,OO0 feet. The great
est depths of all are to be met with in the
Southern Ocean.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-07

A LONG DANCE.-An ingenious French
mathematician has calculated that thespace
which young Partisan belle, who is fond
of the salutary exercise of dancing ira
verses in the gay salons of Paris amounts,
in the course Of one dancing season, to four
hundred and thirty four miles and half-
He has also estimated that French lady
fond of performing the functions of teeto-'
tum, would spin round ina waltz in one
night as many times as the wheels Of steam
beat revolye while running the distance be-
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-07
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

To Vocaiists and Public Speakers the Waters are
peculiarly valuable they wi IN one day remove the
most severe occasional hoarseness and their regular
use for afew days viii at all times increase the pow
er and hexibty Of the voice. greatly improving its
tone. compass aud ceaTness for which purpose they
are regularly used by many professional vocaIIsts
The very great celebrity of this valuable remedy has
Inc nced unprneipIed persons prepare base imita
tons which disappoint the just expectations of the
medicine.
See that the word BRYAN" is stamped on each
wafer and also observe the fac simile of the sigma
ture ofthe Proprietor JOB MOSES on each wTap-
per. to eouniefeit which is FoRGERY. % Offending
parties will be dealt with 10 the full the
BRrAN's PULMONIc WAyERs are for sale by all Drug
gists.
JOB MOSES. Sole Proprietor. q Cortlandt St, Ny
Feb. ,. l666-ly.
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Calmly, now, sir'' said Joe and the en-
treaties of the happy couple quelled the old
gentleman S ire.
He gave in reluctantly, and the fair Min
ME was overioyed to be acknowledged as
Mrs. Joe Walker.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BrYan's Pulmonic Waters.

IFThe original Medicine established in 1897 and
irstarticle of the kind ever introduced under ths
name Of "PULMoNIc WAFERs," in this or any other
country all other Pulmouic Waters are counierfeits
The genuine can be known by the name BRYAN be-
ing stamped on each Wafer.
These Waters have been before the public for nearly
Thirty Years. sand the immense sale ned not only
in America but in foreign countries fully attest their
intrnsic w"rth. The medical properties superior
20 any other article offered for he cure Pulmonary
Bronchial affections and the quantity contained in
imi nrrfns adv verfisp cd
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SPEAK GENTLY, MOTHER.

Gently, mother, gently,
Chide thy little one,
'Tis toilsome journey
1t hath just begun
Many a vale of sorrow,
Many rugged steep
Lieth In its pathway
And full oft it will weep
Oh then, gently, gently.
Kindly, mother, kindly,
Speak in tender tone
That dear child, remember,
Echoes back thine own;
Teach in gentle accents,
Teach in words of love;
Let the softest breezes,
Its young heart-string move I:
Kindly-mother-kindly.
Woulds't thou have the setting
Of gem most fair
In a crown of beauty,
1t were thine to wear 2
Mother, train with caution
That dear little one
Guide, reprove, and ever
Let the work be done
-mother-gently.
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INVENTORS OFFICES.
D'EPINEUIL & EVANS,

Civil Engineers and Patent Solicitors.
No AS WALNUT STREET, PInLADELPHIA.
nATENrs solicIted-- --Consnltations on Engineering
T5ranrffine and Sketches Models and Machinery
II al kinds MADE and skifuiy attended to- Special
attention given to REJECTED CASES and INTER
PER ENCES Authentic Copies Of all Docu ments
from Patent Ufffce procured
NR-S ave yourselves useless trouble and trav-
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III Interview with US. All business with these On
Ss an be tran sacfed IN writing For further IN for
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DUTCH CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS
following cure for drunkenness is practiced
in Holland: The patient is shutup in a room
and debarred all communication, except with
his physician As often as he pleases, spir-
its-brandy, gin, whisky ETC., are given him,
but mixed with two-thirds water; all other
mingled with one-third brandy. The vari-
Gus kinds of food, too, that are furnished
him-bread, meat, ETC. are all prepared
with brandy, consequently the patient is in a
continual state of intoxication. This lasts
about FIVE days; at the end of that time he
asks with entreaty for other nourishment
without his request being comrFs suyh,
and not until his organsss's~ ,u eN q
cohol. The cuyssi0v W. s 1
neriod tho - !
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-11-07
A Haunted House,

A Waterville correspondent of the Boston
Transcript tells the following curious story
Nearly opposite Hallowcll, on the bank of
the river, stands the famous haunted house
Of Chelsea. 1t is an old square building,
and the very picture of desertion the doors
and windows being out, The out-heuses In
ruins, and the fences being broken down.
For quite number Of years attempts have
been made to inhabit it, but annoyances by
night and by day, Of mysterious character,
have always driven away the occupants. A
patrol stationed in every direction, and an
examination of every nook and corner du-
ring these disturbances, have failed to give
any satisfactory clue to their origin. An In
terval of years, during which the building
remained vacant, did not in any wise abate
the evil. Though the owners offer free
rent, no one can be any longer found with
the courage to accept it:
4 BLACK ORATOR TRAVELLING SoUTu-
A correspondent Of the San Antonio Herald
writing from Austin, Texas, says:
Our city was enlivened few days ago by
the presence of an ebony gentleman who
was represented as a loyal subject of Queen
Victoria, and hailing from Canadian terrific
ry-an intelligent, refined, educated gentle
man, the editor of public journal, a d. d.
as well as an NJ. d., making the tour of the
Southern States for the purpose of expound-
ing the difference between the physiological
construction of the black and white races,
and the mental temperature of both. Doc
tor Parker-for he was called by that name
delivered discourse in the afternoon at
the Court house to the white population, and
again at night to the negroes. The doctor
brought letters of recommendation, l un-
derstand, to the State authorities, from some
of the best, truest and most intelligent men
OF the South, and seemed tohave more mod
esty than most men, white or black, and be-
haved as though he was honest in believing
and teaching to those of his own color their
inferiority to the white race. He ridicuied,
very appropriately, thought, the idea of
the political privilege of suffrage being ex-
tended TO the sons of Afric' parched sand S,
complimented Mr.. johnson also Mr.. Davis,
and dwe,t at some length on his associations
with Messrs. Chase, Stanton and other big
men of the United States, in relation to the
work Of restoration.
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Bryan's PuImonic Wafers

Coughs, Colds Sore Thrnat Hcarseness A sthma.
Catarrh, Bronchitis. Difficult Breathing Splitting of
Blood Pains in the Chest Con SUN ption and
all diseases Of the lungs. Notaording Ily temporary
relief but efecting rapid aud lasting cure and are
Warranted TO give satisfaction in every instance--
Ihey don not nauseate like alcoholic compounds, and
the medical propes ties combined in a form so
ngreenbie and pleasant to the taste, that any child
WillsreadIly take them will In lvvav
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
PROTECTED by ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills,

Ircpared from prescription 9 SIR JC7drke III d. Pkg-
sieiaa ErtraOrdiHdoy to the Queen.
Tins Invaluable mepicine is unfailng in the cure of
all those painful and dangerous diseases which the
and removes ali obstruction. from whatever cause
and speedy cure may be relied on
TO MANFRED LADIES.
il is particularly suited II will in short time bring
The moDihiy period with regularity.
CAUTION,
These PtHs should taken 6B Females dnrip the
FIRST 1IfREEJHONTHSo of Pregnancy, Ihey arc sure
bring scaridge ebut time fhez are safe
In an eases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
tile Back aud Limbs, Fatgues sliglt cyerton Pal
pitati0n OF the Heart, Hysterics. and Whites
Pills will effect when alohermeans have fail
iron. caIomei, antmony or anything hurtful to the
constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD By Az DRUGGISTS PRICE, ONE DOL
L-dR PER BOTTLE.
Special NOTICE.
Is lac fate Of erery raiHaNe Medicine BE- soHutcr-
fefsd Be cautious. therefore, and letters
1T N" bloom in the bottle, and thar each wrapper
bears The fac si1aiiss Of the gnatHrss Of C. Bald
WING CO.. and JOB MOSES. 10 WithOnt phich none
are genuine fsftT
N.B.-Cne Dollar. with Eighteen Ceats Cor Post =.
age enclosed to any authorized Agent he Sole
General Agent Of the United States and British Do
JOB MOSES. 81 Cortland ST., New York
will insure bottle containing Fifty rills. by return
Eaail. securely sealed from all observation,
Feb. ,, '66.-ly.
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nR. RSHALL'S
CATARRH SNUFF,


This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the
best article known for curing the CATARRn. Cold IN
THE HEkp and HEADACHE II has been found an ex-
eeIient remedy In many caces OF Sore Eyes. DEAy-
has been removed by it,and HEARs IN has often
heen greatly improved by its use.
tits fragrant and agreeabIy, and
GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF
10 The dull heavy pains caused by diseases Of the
Head The sensation alter using II delightful and
invigoratingM 1t opens aud purges all obstructions
sirenghens the glands and gives healthy action to
the parts affected ta
More than Thirty Years
OfsaIe and use Of Da. MARsHAIE's CArARRH and
uKxDAcHE SxUFE. has proved It's sat value for all
the diseases Of he Heads at this moment
itstands higher than ever be fore.
II Is recommended by many OF the best physicians
and used with great success and satisfaction eve
rvwhere.
Roadthe Certificates of Wholesale Drug
gists in 1854.
The undersigned. having for many years been ac-
quaiDted with Dr. MARsHAEN' CATARRH and HEAD
SNuFF. and sold in wholesaletrade cheer
fully that eeve il To be equal in every
the recomRznd ations given of for the
of Catarrhal Afections and that il is decidedly then
best article have ever known for all common dis
eases offhe Head
Burr 4 Perry. Bostnn. Barnes Park. New York
Austin q Co A n Sau
Brown. Lamson & Co " stephen Paul & Co
Reed, Cutler & Co Israel Minor a. Co
Seth w Fowle. M'kessOn & Robbins
Wilson. Fairbank K Co. A l. ScovilI & Co
Henshaw, Edmands & Co " Ward. Close & Co
II H Hay. Portland. Me. I Bush & Gale,
For Sale By all Druggists Try 1t.
Feb. ,, 1sc6-Iy.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LIFE-liEALTH-STRENGTH.
LIFE-HEALTH-STRENCTH.
Celebrated Specific Pills,

Hundreds and thousands annually die prematurey
when, fthey would give the Great French Remedy
DR.. JUAN DELAMARRE'5
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CRIMINAL RECORD.-A number Of indictments WHO
fund BY the Grand Jury Of the Court Of Gore'a
-, enc rru,her va true bin Of murder IN the
a., 5srree found ,eas,t Jeremiah OBen Tor the kps oi
Kate Smith In Princost. The Goth uliimo HIS counsel"
william l. knitting pnt IN piva Of not guilty Tho follow
inc prisoner. were arragned and sentenced Edward fehd
ton attempted burglary In the third degree State Ffoa Two
veafs and az months; Michael Healy attempt {" gIahu -
ceny State Prison year AID six mouths Se'd SILVER
ton attempt a. grand larceny psnntary ole year John
CO. ,e.t larceny Penlsntiary six months John Hincs.
oef ,rceur Pentent ary ii, months Ann Luce pett lar
rerv Pencutsly Az months: Thomas Brennan, attempt NJ
hurglsry PeIientaTy two years
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ASSETS, JULY |, 1866,
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A Coon WORD.

Ih.ve been seslroned ssys Rev Adams Of Teton =
Uicoz Gibbf >>u'ag fdhns ho
Inc 10 line since learned how TO use ~ ~ rs ~
1921, Al sy matter not aty Eeiins ut OF 70
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nv ws wok the " Wilcox Oieo' oomp''eo VIZ" WI" "
ON 0fhsg ger.,n d0us ofAST ndehiHsi
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Latest Ship News.

ARRIVED
i,,mip fot4ies (f Ls Merrer Havana June o. and Ns,u
Jrly z with doe. and pass. TO Z. CunNj. -
& Arro (of Bo.toa Berry Calcutta Feb ~ aud Sands
Hand tbs 2 20 order Passed tspe OF 5eod nope or
N. 1h Of My Helena the 10Th len ~ y, eleaa VIVA
b,-k A. r. Tncl TO sail o. cruise IN -w days
H Rescue Thompson Cette o. days w,i wiEe
10 o.Ist July - a long o. a. saw feasap hoSa standard
New YORK. 1f liverpool I'D. - ~. ~
Danh, CEP.fie heavy weather June H. w lM - 9ns
- yb.n. bs .iavinI is1sircj square .sr T. md whit
bofi-r June IT, 4" o. saw bh; Dai'ey o. iMouh n -
BI Concord F,.es,t Eep,t, days With oo,"e' 70 j. g.
Big Ale, ooodtu- Orb co'sy or,c1o. ? r. q Day nth
ns.r 20 Edgis'ol 8tOs A. ~ D., III, -,
ss Aaas. (of Dsmn) Braaior Bmb,aos' q iay' with Oh
ron, kr.. g, IT, y. Oissus Cure. o.. . ~
Bs ids Cof D5y Gay Cow Bay ~ diy With s's 10 t.
Bds RIiafs (cf Windsor n 81 5ri inaeoa B Is Jayl,
win E,r I'D ,..es 10 Whitney Co. LET brig Eurl IA
Day. Ess York sd bng Be Wave IA 10 day. r New
d.y. sh ffu &C. C. C. Duncan Go. Passed Gibraltar My
4 While is Hsih collision VIII an w Ano"" onEia
IT, which carried swoy iorsynrd, min rigging boat &c
ssbr OrssoB Mosros wp,h.'Sp c. dly With naval os'
s,a Es Soa.sr,asrY Cow Bay 10 Iays With .oa 20 raoap
BELOW
Ship Dad fiii4u hoai Cuiis
OfSAsrHN
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teled heavy wsas AID shipped causing he seo 10 -is aud
be lJ. OF cutsa,tr g..
SPOKEN So
Box Ch.po,ior from Cow Ray New cfs by b. III,
iry - a. long ~ 60 to, bt.k D. r. NLln. and tr.
ten Nsgis, i,l New i0fk.
juyf, a aonsu. Ausu 1ut Gasoline -slfmoat steering p.
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EARLY CLosrSG on BROADWAY And CASAL-sr.-
The arrangement OF closing the store ,itcr o'clock SAT
urdny agreed by the merchants Of Brosdwas
and CanAlt takes effect to-day. The chief movers in this
improvement congratulate themselves the success Of their
entsIpi e and consider the achievement Of TO-DAY
earnes Of the fntnre
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RITTER THAN A DRRAM.

0ensn asr visiting tie CoLroS DENTAL ASSOCIATION mo
Cooper Institute. relate, his experience az follows - otHhe' 'h'
m NIT mine mouth add goes sleep fore dnt what's tie airi
dream DIT wash drni'ns asrr NH schride ana W." 90
10 nav Tor ali peer dnt 30 drinks tree tte III
pretty soon remarks De quality tells scn
Der gas. g. e II wash soo and sen We
health 20 sLnera but wash going TO drink &c oths
,,, Dr. Cotton tells mast wake up says no "n w.
dni, peer; hg NIT si,e sud drink 70 peer 20 se
a. Doctor be wks and mine Cot hnd mn1 'eeh
oe out While dnks takes De dram r1h P'f ~" ~
rsnI.fu N bf,r . got faar ~ iresn.-
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STRAWBERRIES. --Messrs. George Perry a son,
Georgetown Mass among the most successful IN pre-
serving this delicious fruit ren4s. /; available aud
oysble At s We commend their preserve, &c those
who can find them aud their example 20 every housewife
When will this pork afflicted people learn 20 supply themselves
nrnnlr with frnltl
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subsequently the owner Informed Officer PIKE o. tas
pS, 81 lis los and after a long search. me oneeI ye
49, rcceeded In tracing the solsn property 10 ths apa.
sSt 81 Mr. witty where was found and restored 20
owner Tie thief wa- arrested ara sup>'f"'"''
for er animation by Justice STANDBY
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CoLToS's EUROPEAN WAR MAP.
Ju,t Published Price so.
Agents WANTED.
G.. W. 4 G. y. CoLros Co,
No. lT2 Willism-st., y. Y.
Passeugers Arrived.

FRON HAVANA AND NASSAUIn steamship Copcs-Vi,cNdo
Oundo snon M,.snet Mr. end Mrs j. Lpieda and ehden
Fec,. Rics T.. Martin, Lieut. M.Culoaga snl iay Ch
Inisori Bs5son M knight John Mooy, Miss Ne.bit A'
Dun.esy Children aud eryant j. r. bro~n M lhiery ar
"a Mr, Como nr hf, J. b. suih AIR Hi Mr. Lewis. biz
mi L,ngrth ,ud children, Mr. p bour.eo hnd "n'hr
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CITY NEWS.

Music AT CENTRAL PARK.--The Central Park
Commissioner announce that If the weather is fac there
will I've music AZ the Central Park the Mall Saturday
July = commencing p No., by The Central Park Band
under the leadership Of H. DodwoTth The following the
proeramme
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