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Patients, while under treatment can be accommo-
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A CARD TO MY FELLOW-CITIZENS SUFFERING
FROM PARALYSIS.
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number OF physicians both In this country and Europe
all OF which treatments had failed TO perform cure,
take great pleasure In recommending TAN BATHS
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my health, my system at the time of their commence
ment being thoroughy poisoned from the Of drugs
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PERELLI's OPERA Linda VIII be repeated to.
evening, Miss Denegre having recovered
from her severe indlspoSltloD. She will positively
appear ''tierotto," together with Miss hewlett as
''Lnda. The other roles will be the same IN
Monday EVENINGS pertOrmance.
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE-Mr. John Brougham
pays to the crowded houses OF all the theatres
in the city There IS irresistible attraction about
hin it is like invitation from friend cannot
resist. Last night and again this evening he plays
the "Kin. +" in POSdhont0s, his own bnrlesqne, and
the finest, not TO saw the only, American buresque
ever written. MIR John Dunn, VINO plays Captain
Smith" the was, we be leve the Originally has beau
ulul ,enor voice. and sings the music Oh the part
with great efIecl and sweetness
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NO6 TO cas- FOR A SUIT OF BLACK or
DOO fancy oOlored cloth; army and navy clothing
~ ~ 3 rP FAIR. no, 10 NINTH st., above chssnuG
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ACADEMY OF MUsIo-The Raves give a wonder
full exhibition OF the Trapeze this evening, with the
pantomime of the Golden Egg. The three illusrious
brothers all appear.
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JARVIS MATINEE AT the FOVer of the Academ
Music the OF the series Iakes place at ocloc
to-uay. The programme at once classical ant
popular. he Concerts have been always nu nerous,
anu las honably attended.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AROH SrRRRr THEATRE-Mr. Lawrence Bar.
retps Claude Melnotte" reyiVes the poetry of the
part, hackneyed and depoetizad by the attempts OF
SO many until the very name Of the hero had become
lest II Il ficut task to revive 4 serious lnte-
rest In Claude Menotte." MIR. Barrett not only
revived the interest IN the hero, but gave back all
the ideal, that Of Bulwer's romantic and postIcal
creation Us readings OF the well.known passages
brought forth ali the beauty OF language that had
grown tTfte. Ills earnestness his passion, dee
tUsiDR itself through all his nature but never loud;
bis tonchinR tenderness, the deep remorse which
never in his widest moments left him, all were ad-
mrable. MIR. L. Barretts genius has kept Its
pi omse 1t has increased by PRACTICE thought, and
studN.
Mr.. Barrett is finer artist than when last we
him BE has years OF youth before he attalns matu'
turItY he aspire to the very highest position in
the dramatic art. hrs evening lie will appear in
the character of Charles de MOOR" I'm Schiller's
play of The Robbers. rice had the advantage
of looks, welt representing the "beauty OF Lyons"
wOrds-1ardiner, Tor Insiance--are peculiar but she
played "Pauine" with Recommendations not TO
mar the interest Of the character Mrs. Thayer was
capital as 'A'me DescbaU Upelles." Mrs WOrran
played the "w,dow MelrOtte" with great feeling.
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THIATRE Miss Mitchell
continues her FdnchOn, of which the public never
weary. The enthus and desire TO her increase
ct every performance. FdpchOn must be withdrawn
this week. Those who desire to see MISS Mitchell in
her great character should not iaIl 10 take advan-
tage OF the next three representations. On Monday
evening next Maggle Mitchell appears in her spec-
atty, The Pearl Of SaVoy or, The Mothers Prayer.
On Saturday afternoon matlnee will be given when
the Flying DutchHpdn will be presented for the fret
time. IL has been prepared expressly for the matt
nee performances and has been some time in Drepa'
ration.
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WANTS.

n HREE GENERAL AGENTS WANTED TO
act in important locations for the New YORK Acct
dental Insurance Company Active OF good address,
apply TO FRANK o. ALLEN, Branch Office, No. 4lN
CHESNUT Street Apply soon 2H
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LOST.

L OF INSURANCE. issued by the Fire Association
Of Philadelphia. to JACOB BAsLER, for Sl6OO dated
July 1860 Any information thereof will be received
by G. ENGLaOFER.
Attorney at. aw,
321 lmrp No 407 North FIFTH st.
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r Ed U CTION IN PRICE
OF THE
AMERICAN WATCHES
MADE AT WALTHAM, MASSACHUSETTS,.

In consequence of the recent great declnei gold and
silver and all materials used in the manufacture Of
goods and in anticipation of still further decline,
we have reduced prices to low point as they
can be paced
WITH GOLD At PAR,
SO that need hesitate to buy watch now from
the expectation that 1t will be cheaper luture
time The test of ten years. and the manufacture and
sale of
MORE THAN 100000 WATCHES,
Have given productions the very highest rank among
time keepers. Commencing with the determination to
make only thoroughly excellent Watches business
has steadily increased the public became acquainted
with their value, until for months together have
been unable TO supply the demand. We have repeatedly
enlarged our factory buildings unil they
three OF ground, and give accommodation to
than eigh, hundred workmen.
We fully justified in stating that make
MORE THAN oNEHALF OF ALL THE WATCHES
SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES. The different grades
distinguished by the following engraved
on the plate:-
l. "American Watch G 70. :" waltham Mass.
2. appleton, Tracy q Co." Wa than, Mass.
8. Up. s. Bartlett" Watham Mass.
4. "wm. Eleg"
5. OUR LADIES' WATCH OF first quality is named
Appleton, Tracy e. Co.," Waltham Mass
6. Our next quality of Ladies' Watch is named "P
s. Bartlett" Waltham, Mass. These watches
are furnished in a great variety of sizes and styles
OF cases.
The American Watch Company, of Walth am, Mass
state that without distinction of trade
marks price,
ALL THE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FACTORY
ARE FULLY WARRA NTED
be the best tme-keepers of their class made in
this or any otner country. Buyers shouc remember
that unlike the guarantee of foreign maker, who can
never be reached this warranted is good at all times
against the Compsrv their agents. and that IT, afeE
the most thorough trial, any watch should prove de-
fectye in any particular it may always be exchanged
for another
Asthe American Watches made at WAltham for
sale by dealers generally throughout the country, we
do not solicit orders for single watches
TON.
The high reputation of our watches having caused
them be extensively counterfeted by foreign makers
and sold in this country genuine, the public
toned to buy only OF respectable dealers All persons
selling counterfeis viii be exposed and prosecuted
ROBBINS &c APPLETON,
AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY,
4l66trp No. Is2 BROADWAY, NY.
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In consequence of the great declnen gold and
silver all materials used in the manufacture of
goods and in anticipation of still further decline,
we have reduced prices to as low point as they
hp n acpd
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soAas oe tuucArnu.

financial Statement Ter the Year Appvspvia-
tIons, Raising Teachevp' Salaries, Ac.
The Board Of Edueafon met lat evening, Conmls
aonsr Mclean prssiding -.
The rinAnos COMMITTEES ssbmittsd shss financial
ssaemen, FOR 1885, vh!sh stA,sd that The payments 70
tescbe Of regular ward schools va ga 900 In szcs Of
the amount paid year teachers in ooossd schools
Sso56; jsnssorr ZOO that The debt Of the Board
soan,ins TO s2ss sN o. entirely iieuidsssd, ssd
Me, rsrplus Of $4,000 ~ ths disposai Of The
nosri The following 10 the stAisnents--
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IN hh sansA aalsssnt Of sssvessons, ace sisisfe
b. tad IN ne Courts Of oyer and rennsr and General
SESSIONS Of the Sssos in and for The city end county Of
Hsv Tort, iastbs year ises;-
oYnn Ar rsnnUvn
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Total ancludins Oyer and Termincrl. :,

To DO executed, L.
To the Stats Prison, t6l males and ~ fetnals I've
males for life, and the aggregate imprsonnsnt OF NJ
remainder lrnAlss and females, was i, III yrAr and
month";
To the Psnitsstia'y, 1T males and ~ females
To tho Guy Prisos 10 paes and females.
sent To tho HOUSE ~ Refuge, 40 boys and girls
Indictments fount by Grand Jury. !, 7oI
Complaints dismissed by Grand Jury, 1s%
Rscognizsnces 70 answer filed dnnns tn year, ga
Recoguizances Ia forfeited during IA. year. aa
Amount Of nnss collected AND paid into tho Guy
Treasury, t5o6
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TcM pAymsrk 70 dHk.
The Canmiftr on YhaDcs reporfed thst NE Bari bal
th- nnsuc a seslay appropriate ex oO or fcpalfnz
AM r~farnistipg Grammar Hchoo 10 -, IN tho Ssns
o. nti ~ars Hsslstloas s1opssd mskins ths -
ess..v apptopsiaiioaa
IA Tbs Csfafntis~ rnShsr~ 10 wb0fn wnre ressvref
IN aprcztioss a. eshsrs for AZ pcrraes ~ ss,sfiss
ptsseutss report rsilnx thai The npanf a. eOnfSn ~
to- B1sfd IA warrant th~ tserv.e asygh for ~
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N. ARES A. f6lsws -Aslsr~s foe aa~s VIZ prinei
pss ncrsss~d t11 total a t10po prr ssnurn tss
svefsx~ sssres " male assstsnt .~>bsr in3rs~ssa 70
NJ lf1 IN sv~r.re salaries ~ f~sis t>sc~s " rr.swy
srnouls sbasb~d Al 500 p~s 1he report cgD
eIudes 9Th pfOveboo hat the ~&i boards hail nyt
pa any ts.rber . ie>< Ihss ttoo p~r Aunam
he rap0st % lie cgfnnsitlee a1d ec6stions
thrrsn consais~d we're sdopssf
A vote u thsnks erpfr~Ans ne appf~tsiigs ~ ihs
nosff or he ~fcstt Services ~ PfesdeDi hssr, All
m che Ctsrx. sftsr vhtrA Cosmsasgn<s fAfr
moved rs .ypsvpns,sa q t,s9 ~ uo,ss pes,rss' u
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GEORGIA YEILow PINE rfnsRR AND AGRIcUf..
NJ tursi Lads o. On ehotcs uneunsd rnb~r
90 Cotton LssAs. fer sssss % ~ sv v v. kooEks
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n, -. ssas~-~ Il Hsssy yss1s~.ers, 40 Csss q
~ sssssaI ss~ssa - - ~ fssSSs ~ rss<ws
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R-~eipu-Tbs School Fund nt 3z7
paw rnsn,s for warrants lsraed 70 data, W.T.
(hAmberiAlss ovsrdraft warrants IN 1915. 1880
psymsnis on special appropriations. ...,..... 300 Wl
-, repts III IN shop sork. ............. ITsis
D.. ments Ga piano spprvtriailons .......... 1900
eslarss q tssrhevs N ward schools MINI. sOT sss
R.iarss OF jaaltsrs IN ward schools. oo,sl
In dental Expenses Of ward schools, including
fuel ...4.s........ i1sll
IRE. Acadsmy--aslaries, no, 10 Nay i....... 1850
Rsrairs o. Free Academy 70 Nay i.......... 400
EorInal schooI--saiArses, kc....... ......... eso
DefT~itary supplies ,.................... ft2 3s3
Rspslrs ,6roseh scboeihours .............. $50
Rear through schoohouss, lsss ehsnsi
ere sl appropriation ....................s. lIsls
v,en,ax ssioei-salarisx .............. % ls1
r..,lng -rhool--cas nxtures. Ac......,... tss4
Sn,ras,s srhorls II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sTsrs
~. al srho..l pr.tniwm ................. 2sl
$3.50 az .,fperintondsnts oe,csrw and csrss a. AT
Ia denial sspsnscs os Board u Edoesgion. "a %1
oo isl~a a'ae ..' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 pas
enpi,.es. Z. -. ................. Ans
O. for yard and sysans scsools............ issss
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Heat Literary
Journal is tho Country.
The wn1Lr BssAtD for the present week, now ready
contains
holly BERRIES CFaisrkAs TALE, n
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aTRor a cHklsrxAs FLOR

Porrki--" TrE I0iAl ABssss Cnsprser LEorrp, =
written fof tho wUu, HKRAIp, BY hossr cIo~sa
"Tns Msm
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4 NASTY naslAee FOLLOWED ii TWO uln u suent.

IRON the Chicago Tribune, August 10
Yesterday morning young Sorwegian wofnsn named
large dose Of arsen. she stopping at the time at
Ips Peoria street. In the house % friend, Mrs Ander
SEN whom she conndcd the circumstances which led
her TO commit the fatal Her pfni story, 40 stated
~ MIRA Anderseusa nj the inquest might excite smile
were /, not for the md ternlinaion OF tho affair
II appears that Caroline Vas married on Monday
lat BY Justice summerfeli 20 shoemaker
named Bernt T. LAnde, Norwegian Tho court.
quite a peculiar fashion, and their married NE ives
a short and ssd one On sunday last Bernt came
10 500 his Caroline with whom he bad been acqusnted
and took dinner With her There In that time AM place
inc maiden gave him fat refusal telling him he bad
better 70 away she bad partly forgotten him There
nj Ber.t II ~ ssd lifted up his voice ard cried bitterly
lie hal gr 10 sald N bis own house maid servant,
who wanted 70 marry him He was syerse 70 We msch,
and hs knew of better % getting out q TIC din
culty than hy wedding caroline. Would che b. pcf.
.nnfed, After n good deal OF entreafy and weeping on
his ps she c0nsanc and ,he little affair A. hrcd Tor
Monday They mutually vosTrd to he kind to one an.
osfer ard also entered iute bargain thst not word
v.a IL be SAT- Of ue marriage until II vas all over This
xsa 10 svsd anything unpleasant that might occur "
tlsa maid servant sho1d bear Of 10
on Monday the happy couple vers united. On Tees.
day Mr. LARGE said 20 his BRIDE " How d. you feel y,
To which -hs replied, Pretty good how Do you feet'
yerv had ssd Bcrns The truth 10 he bad already
begun 10 rue TIE rad servant, having heard a the
marriage was sick be nshasnsd n himself thas
he could not 20 20 ses her ne rspsn o. .nn ns nsa
tno~isdge hsr wanted 10 tear up che Serincsts and
vxs 0oouny ana harsh and unkinf. Tue poor girl ran
from the house 10 seek cancellation from Der friends
On the srsvst she met . Mrs Jaeobson, 70 whom she
face rhas ,sss al the sympathy and eonsolatsn shs
could set from Der feuds Caroline became half cAaxy,
and when sbc rs<vbed the house q Mr. Andersen N1e
made w ksf mipd 70 d'e Poor brds me ME oss o.
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TURKEYS CHARMED Ky 4 RArrLEsSAKe.--A very STRANGE
and novel occurrence took place on the Snnemahonng
near Wistar, Pennsylvania short time since, yet its
truthfulness can be vouched for by Mr.. r. W. McCel-
land and others In that vicinity, who eyewitnesses
me attention OF resident OF that place tr McCelland)
was attracted TO yard in tho OF HIS house, where
large mock or turkeys wero copgregatng. utterng
wild and discordant cries. and nuitering In tho
greatest CONSERVATION. On approaching he observed
huge rsttlesnake, coiled up, In the act of
charming lordiy gobbler from the flock, who GID
ing swiftly In circuit with eyes riveted on the CLASSY
orbits OF Its captor and gradually approaching Its
Gus Jaws Mr. McClelland quickly despatched the bold
intruder and the turkey set at liberty; but strange
TO record with tscycs ngulary transxcd that II
unable to move ahead in direct line and II retired
bling gait At dusk on tho samc day q snake equally
as large az the one destroyed into the same
door yard and began calling for its absent mate rating
loudly. II was summarily disposed or and when mea
snred was ascertaned to be four feet In length with
tail studded with sixteen raiics-Bradtord pa Re-
Porter,
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ANOTHER DARING BANK ROBBERY.
A CnnE Of Robbers Throttle md Overnwe
Bnniscr's Family, and Compel Him 90 Open
che Bank safe for Them.

From tho CiIni6u rowa) Herald, August III
CAmanche yesterday Wild with excitement over
he announcement 81 a robbery which, for bodnez OF
eoocepson and successful execution Il worthy OF notice
b 10 buta repetition Of the case In tho east some time
encsa banker takon from his bed and forced 70 open
kis own cafe, he standing by, ard merely witness "
As system Of exchange without discount The
fcs as nearly as can be ascertaned from confused so
Martin DunnIng one Of the oldest residents 81 Ca.
4anhe, carrying the banking business near corner Of
Hezoo and Front streets, on Thursday night about
sS,on. the bank Iis Il sba1, the. hour named
q a'' oos ~ nv cans. 11ou sSsei'' the
Deose, broke In the back door leading 20 Mr..
a. q Sc bedroom window sS,onur ~ her hn.sSSd's
w Tho robbers and save scream. One Of the ru'hans
nsssen,ed revolver and babe her keep quiet, or he
H. D IN sed and thro,tlsd him
Tue Streams Of Mrs y awokc her sister Mics Monroe,
"whal Is the ma,erfn Another took violent hold Of
mls A. and bads her be quet offering the same nduce
mont m 20 Mrs. ID Martin Dannins, IT,, a nephew
q Tn banker found s,rorg hand upon hs throat and
be kept mum The last one 70 be kept qu,et wa
sinss servant and for whom they naa rsS Now Now
slough both tho elder and younger Dunnlug hal re.
yovsrs, neither q them had opportunity % use the
10 his ROOM that tie robbers could jar who're hs
ssvolvcr was; and The young man Wa ebgkod qgk
aney entrance that be could not uss his.
Having tho inye inmates Of the house Tins secured
6bur Of them were ef under guard Of three robbers
yi.iIs two took Mr. 1unsns to ,he bank and sad they
D, who wears glasses did not have them with him
~ this OCCASION experienced great trouble in nting
lottered Keys OF Tie patent combination safe Surpssng
NJ ~ playing "possnfns sffqr h. had abvred bard
twesty or thirty minutes thcv gave Am The spse Of
enc minute longer 10 throw open tho doors, or they
would spill his bains.u Ia verincaiicn Of the old
eosipursi provcrb, can that hath VIII he gre
ssv his NE" Mr. ~ touched the letters within liz
udnuts
Thsb tbs thieves went IN With The rcsbers susso.
hslping themselves 20 The ccncnls Of the safe amount
tsg 70 between % 600 and " 600 principally In
0iry government bonds Of which II IL believed Mr..
BunninR has not the nrmberA A. poor widow LADY,
PANIED tonkling, whose husband, was tiIed during the
a~ rsbelion bad something Ike 600 ~ the bank and
wrs Dyer had also small amount Neither of thess
tndes viii probably be the oscrp however "a the banker
y sspsusd1 b. ya worth s2Q.ooo Or s<o0od
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all life was gone from her Deserted by her husband
slapped in the face by her friend there nothing else
left for her TO do II has been said
There are blind ways provided. the foredone
Heart weary player In this pageant world
Drops out by, letting the main masque dehlo
Through the conspicuous portal
Que OF these "blind wsyso Caroline took She
swallowed alarge dose Of arsenic and before physician
could be summoned too late. Sho expired about
egnt O'Clock on Wednesday evening at the house Of Mrs.
me husband when he first heard that bis bride had
taken poison, incredulous and laughed neither
would he admit that she bis wife, When he learned
tna she was dead he took fright and away This ex
ced suspicion In the minds Of the police that he had
administered the Dose and a search made all day
yesterday for him. But he not to be found Before
ner death, however, the unhappy young woman re-
moved al suspicion by admitting that she herself had
pough the poison and hoping that Heaven would forgive
at the time OF her death
The body was removed 20 the dead-house yesterday,
ana an Inquest was held in the evening when the above
facts were ELECTED from tho testimony Of the Witnesses
The jury returned verdict OF suicide