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began to arrive from over the river, where they
had been on exhibition for week, and which
the Admiral iattered himself would bring out
all the fresh-water sports on both sides of the
river Whether it was the prizes or the wind,
there we're certainly great number of them
brought out oftheir boats, and, as the Irishman
said, 'yanded in the toater"
The Admiral, Risley, had arranged everything
SO neat and secretly, that when anybody came
10 the starting point with their boats nothing
remained to be learned, or, at least, nothing
could be learned from the Admiral or his aids;
consequently, everything was conducted in the
most open, disordeIly, and disinterested manner.
BY some wellmahaged plan the Admiral had se-
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GRAND REGATTA OF YE DELLA
WARE YACHT CLUB,
We ADMIRAL RIsL Ely UNDER FULL SAIL.
FULL PARTICULARS or THE SIZE on
YE YACHTS.

The Series Editor, attracted by the display of
prizes offered by Admiral Risey, and the dis.
play of bunting at the Camden wharves, started
last Tuesday on a sailing excursion down the
noble Delaware. The wind, the Admiral said,
was blowing sow'west by SOW, but we didn't see
the animal, and although it did blow from
somewhere very heavy, yet the heaviest blowing
was without doubt done by the Admiral himself
Previous to the start of the yachts considerable
time was consumed in ...
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THE WARM SPRINGS, NEAR HUNTING
l. don, PENNSYLVANIA This delightful summer resort,
five mics north OF the Pennsylvania Raj road at Hun
ungdon Pa, is now open Tor the Rccommoda ton OF
visitors. The location ls beautiful the water invgo
rating, fine grounds lo hunting driving, etc. stone
creek the Springs, afords good water fishing.
here is romantic Apot in the country
inyalids he fresh air and especially
desirable. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
issue excursion tickets visitors June 10 Octo
her l. Comfortable coaches daily between the
Springs and Hunt ngdon For particulars address me-
at HUNTINGDON, a.
WILLIAM j. GEIsSINGER, Proprietor
Referenc ces-hon. william A. Porter, Colonel Charles
T Matthews SAMSON street baths; L T. Watson, Esq.
President Huntin edOn and Broad Top Railroad Com
pany; Colonel A. X. Chambers firm of Chambers ~
Catteil, No 81 N Third street; Charles NJ. Almond
Esq Proprietor Washington House. 62Olmf
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R@WANTED-ABOUT THE lST OF OCTO-
ber o position as Teacher in private Seminary or
family. Address K. w V-GD-S, corner of Broad
ana Green streets, Philadelphia.
n. B.-No Irish need apply.
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June.
Monday, IS.-Tobacco Manufacturers in session
in Philadelphia. Great want OF harmony in
the session; the whole thing ended In smoke,
by each one trying to puff his own cigars.
Ymeaday, I9.-Regatta Day on the Delaware.
Race of sailing craft the river and a
Chariot race at Suffolk Park Great disorder
20 society by this informing Cling OF the races.
"wednesday, 2O.-Frize fieht in Virginia, near
Washington. ibis one by Barney Aaron and
Collier being success Rousseau's attack ON
Mr.. GTinnel, at Washington, proved a mise
rabe failure
ThursdRy, sl.-- Meeting of City Councils, Pro.
fe.sor Mcguire, with several other Professors
Of the Central High School, receive a three
months notice to quit
Friday, 90 "A Ihird street "bull" receives cots.
hide on his back at the corner of Third and
Walnut streets laid on by woman. Such an
extra amount of hiding caused him TO suffer
from the heat
saturday. 23 - SERIES COLUMN DAY. The
Editor RESPONDENT IN view OF the great amount
OF funny talent turned adrift from the High
School. he fearing that IL will have q tendency
to cheaper that commodity.
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THE BOYS GOING DOWN;

THE BOYS GOING DOWN;
while ye Admiral was both safe and dry, par
ticularly as regards the dry, and he remained so
until the pilot schooner and an accompanying
steam-tug passed the ls Buoy, when things
began to be more lively.
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WANTS.

EY@ WANTED A SITUATION TO KEEP
school, by Young Man who has had several years
mexperience In Philadelphia High School. Would
20 for small pay, as Salary OBJECT, but q steady
situation. Address N. II M-GU-RE, corner Of
Broad and Green streets, Philadelphia. N B-No
objections to go into the Country.
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cured himself among the fair sex, ice cream and
sandwiches, on board of the pilotboat Henry Cope
where he would occasionally, on passing the nx
feet yachts, encourage their half drowned crews
by shouting to them in a merry voice,
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Bg" A GENTLEMAN, WHO WILL BE OUT
OF Situation about the LIST of October desires some
position where he could make himself profitable as a
school Teacher, in thriving village convenient to
1he cIty, and within ten minutes walk of the Depot
Address enclosing stamp, j. MoCL-N-, corner of
Broad and Green streets, Philadelphia.
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EB.A SITUATION WANTED IN A PUBLIC
School, by gentleman who mas been engaged in
that capacity Tor q number of years. Could give
references from his last employer. Please address
L: ST-PH-NS corner Broad and Green streets
Philadelphia p o.
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SONG FOR MUSIC.
BY A POPULAR SoNG-wRITER
''TheTe Is a Name.''

There is a name dare not breathe,
Although 1t once was dear,
They deem my linen spOtless now,
And no deception here;
And yet, like sunsets rosy flush,
My cheek is hot with shame,
They ask me-but will not breathe
Ny Washerwoman's name.
II.
Last night, when in the may dance,
My neat foot trod the floor,
They little deemed my n anly neck
Apaper collar bore.
A Lockwood" clasped my tender throat
Aud yet who dares TO blameS
Her bills not paid--I cannot breathe
My Washerwoman's name!
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E97 WANTED.-BY The 1ST OF OCTOBER
= Situation by gentleman a Teacher in a private
family where there are but few children. Address
J. RH-DS, corner of Broad aud Green stree ts
Philadelphia.
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az WANTED-ABOUT TIE 1ST OF OCTO.
ber would accept sooner if desired situation as
Tutor to young gentleman about to travel. The
advertiser having had some experience himself IN
travelling, believes he coud make himself invalu L.
able TO gentleman going abroad Address for ten
days, stating particulars, II. H-RTSH-RN-, cor
ner OF Broad and Green streets. Philadelnhia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-22

WINDOW CURTAINS-DufG Ok Shades
Green Ont shadrs, brown Gnt Ehadxa.- Bsa
ecoich HOLLANDS, 1ss~a rSoAiIl1uASdIWnS11A[
era, cora. fspe, rschMos ooeG al sisss end enan. ~
80 eoss ~ W9aYuo4& -
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- q T7-y1L53
IlOok8-Afuh ss14ly Of SchulsnoekA
- $50 = - 49, II eassOaSkehoo,, fr ale by*ssa1
eeU =. \. Wu1u043. : /
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KErKyftbS AID fRHAfHHM o. ~
Surgical and Chronic Diseases
AND
YlSgASES OF THE EYE AND xAn.

THIS Institution is situated m the ,nnet
= pleasant ard healthy psrt Of the city 81 Keokpk.
Iowa. and is we'll arranged ia every respect to secure The
comfort Of inyslids.
Th@ following d. sesses are affniitei an5treated In this
Institufion: - s9 5a
LIST Surgical diseasss and all cases requiring Surgical
operations.
%. Diseases of the Eye and Ear.
Sd Diseases of the Lnngs, Throat End Heart.
4ti. Diseases nt Women.
Dn SANFORD 4 CURTIS having retired from the
general practice Of medicine. will give their fGtiIe time
aud attention to cases OF thekiHd Enumerated.
The Department Of Surgery Ard .bissases or the Eye
ana Ear will be under the special charge Of DR. SAN
foRp, while that Of Diseases Of lie Lungs, Threat ard
Heart ard the Diseases of wourn will he rnder fine
special charge q DR. CURTIS, though eith~r will assist
the other in difficult case..
DIS enterprise has iiean in successful operation more
than a year, and u IL believed no private Clinic Ii the
and important cs=ts.
Phssiriass passing through Or scsorr ming In our city
are Fe4p@ctfniiy inritef m rseit ths fnfrnary se2LdiY
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eAser " the folio sing .ymptoms:
Resulting fr,m Disorders of the Digestive Organs.
Ccnst patti n, Inward PILES Pullsess Of blood Of the
Head, Acidify ri the stomaeh, Nausea Heartburn, Dis.
gust f1r fvo !, } uliutss or Wight in the Stomach, Sour
EructStious, linking or EIuff-, ing at the Pit OF the
Stomach, Swimming If the Head, Hurried and Diffruit
Breath NJ, flute lug at III Heart, Choking or suuoca-
ting Sensations whea in Lying Position, D.nlness OF vi.
son, OTIS or Webs b. fore the sight, Fever, Dull Pain In
the Head. Deficiency Of Precipitation. i.llowne's OF the
ekn an / /, yes, Pain 10 the Side, Back. Chest, Limbs, etc.
Sudden Flashvs Of Heat, Burning In the Flesh, Conitant
Im4sinings of Evil, and Il. at Depression Of Spirits.
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Port Grape Wine!

DTRE and four years old, for the commu-
nj n Table sbd Family ass. pSrs1ritief by paysi-
riens for ~ male-, W+shis Persons atd IaNal4ds lie
a. eat Remedy fer Kidney A aliction-, khenShatisni ard
ali Chronic Diseases
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c. A. COOK. Cticsgo.
fenl Agea; for North,ct stern s.
oYFrcs. s. pyAERosx 81.

Sold AT wholesale, in Chicago, by Fuller, Pinch : Fuller,
Burnhams & Van Scbaark, Lerd : Sprth. Smith &
Dwyer. J II Reed \ ca. Ch4s q Smith, DIet2sclE Ii Ski
4 c.. II Secvii, W d Harms 4 ca, Poet L Bsas41. aid
by druggists and 6raf ers generally. fFtalam
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ExCELLENT WINE. FOR
Every family, nj this season. should usesfhkhs
VIM l, csleb, ated in Europe for is mehicinsi aud bene.
6ciaa JnAHsSi q, Highly e. tie .med by spinent la.sieiansr
used I, European aud American Hospital ,aldes some
OF the nrst farriiiesi in Europe and Aneefsea-
As A T0Nt0ft has nos4aai, causing an spnf fite ara
building up tie system, beirg sntirsls a ptI" wine o. .
healthy action OF the Glands, Kinney ard Urinaty VI
gan.. very beneficial ir proi ~, aoUt sud Rhuniaifr At
fectios 4. epEkk ! MINE is a pnr. article Iron the Juice
aT the Pert Grape, ross sslrg medit iIai properties snIs-
rio, IL any other wint in use, and an excel Mt article
fer all weak ard detiltated persons, ard tie stto an
children. Trs * once ! I'D you Esli nt be dsetfgaa
- he sure The signature Of A1FRrbsPtTR > ~ =
cork If leach bettic -
sod IN Wilkinson, Bartlett 4 CO ksehn. la.a, ann
III arst c,a.. dealers. Who @iso sell tie - iiLLA fVnI
4 BRANDY q choice old artcle. imported ply ~ "a.
ananr dsr4ct fram the valley ofpitffo locts-om
asrTrasis supplied BY Nholefah- DTnss's'';
p,rrypAL oFf1Ck, cs BROADWAY, NEW ToaK.
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Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF OHIO VIN1ON co.

1915. In Court Of Common Pleas.
Jacob ProbascO, Psf, On vOndi
ys. Order Of
David Argenbright, Deft. Sls.
DURSUANT to the command Of Vsndi or
Il der OF sale in the above cause 10 me di
rected from the Court Of rompCn leas, Of the
aforesaid County Of Vinton, wall offtr al pub
lie sale. at the d or Of .he Cour t-house, IL the
town Of Macarthur, in aforesaid county Of Vim
ton, on
Monday, November 5th, 1866,
at the hour of one o'clock N. of said uay, tho
following lands and tenemenIs to wit: The
northwest quarter Of the northwest quarter of
section nrmber one (l) township number
nine (9) range number nineteen l9) in Vinton
county, Ohio, containing thirty nine acres
more or less. '.t" ...
Also, tue northeast half Of the northeast quar-
ter Of SECTION number two (2l of range .unhrr
nineteen (l9) tow shi number nine 70 in Vim
to county, ohio, containing eighty (s0) acres
more or less. Taken AZ the property of Jacob
ProbRsco to satisfy Judgment OF aforesaid
Court IN favor of David Argenhright Ap.
praised as follows. to.wit The first described
lands and tenements at $50 90. and the second
described ract At t875 co aud must bring two
thirds of that sum.
TERMS OF SALE Cash in hand
Yaple & Bingham. JOHN J SIOCKFY.
At'ys for Z III. [oct.4 VS. Sheriff V Co. y.
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TO Consia.npiives.

The advertiser, having been restored to heal ii
In few weeks by avery simple remedy, aftel
having suffered for several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease. Con
snmption-is is anxious TO make known to his
follow sufferers the means If cure. ~ -
10 all who desire it, he will send a copy ot
the prescription used, free Of charge, with the
directions fer preparing aud using tho same
which they will find sure cure for Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs, Colds. auC
oil Throat and Lung Affections. The only OBJ
ieci of the advertiser In send ng the Prcscrip-
tion is to benefit the afflicted and spread infor-
nation which he conceives to be- Invaluable
and he hopes every sufferer will try. hisyemedy
as it will cost them nothing and may prove {
blessing. ...
Parties wishing the Prescription, FREE, b!
return mail, will please address, ar OIL
-G-s-. 81 Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
William bur gh, Kings Co., NJ Y.
January IL, 1S66-ly.
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1t will be seen by an advertise
ment in another column, that DR..
Roback, of Cincinnati, o., (whose
Stomach Bitters and Scandinavian
Remedies have achieved a acorld
aoide reputation, solely by virtue of
their intrinsic and uneQualeI mer-
its) has sold out his entire business
to the enterprising firm of Prince,
Walton & Co., who will continue
the business at the old stand, Nos.
Sc, So, 60 and 81 East Third street,
Cincinnati, o. . 'a
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THE
NQDELI SEWING MACHINE.
From the New York Her nd ]

FROM Llc new IOIh noI hu.
Prominent among the mechanical tri-
um2hs OF this most ingenious age, COM
mon honesty compels us 10 notice the En-
pire Sewing Machine, commended as just
| iy styled peilectioli ITSELF Useful as have
been the various sewing machines, from
time to time presented 10 the public, each
one Of them has been cursed with some
radical defect, which detracts from general
utility. Warned by the experience OF his
predecessors, the inventor Of the Empire
Machine has produced an instrument, com.
bining all the advantages for which others
are va united and obviating every defect
which c0n be attributed 10 them by the
most fastidious critic. ..
The Empire Machine is marvellous COM
bina,ion of sim plicity economy and perfect
workmanship, being durable, free frcma Ii
bility to get out Of order noseless, and ea-
Sy Of operation. Its mechanical contiI.
vance is such as 20 secure stability, free
dom from accident, and accuracy as TO
workmanship By the use Of the patented
shuttle ami straight needle il makes a
stitch, which can neither rip Eor ravel-
while, al the same time, il can operate
perfectly upon every species of material
from leather TO cambriC,, with threads of
cotton, linen or silk. lIom the finest to the
cOarsest number.
As the Empire Machine is gradually
iuppanting its more antique rivals, no
one in want of more useful iestrument
of this description, be he or she tailor.
coachmaker, Gressmaker or seamstess, can
dn otherwise than secure of these econom-
ical and inimitobe machines, suited alike
for family aud manufacturing purposes
The Office Of the Empire Manufacturing
Co. is at No. 536 Broadway, New York
City, where they are now supplying thes
Empire Machines at prices far below tn
rea value of the instruments. New York
Herald.
November 80 l665-ly
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Legal Notice.

DRIDGET FARNEN, (maideu name
I'D was Bridget Daugherty,) Mary
Daugherty, Margaret DaugherUy. and Con
Daugherty, who reside in the county of
Donegal, in Ireland, heirs at law of Micha-
el Daugherty, late of the county of VintOn
and State of Ohio, deceased; and James
Daugherty of said county of VintOn, ad-
milistrator of the Estate of John Daugher-
ty. deceased. late of said county, who was
one of the heirs ut law of the said Michael
Daugherty. deceased, will take notice that
Patrick Henry Quinn. administrator of the
estate of the said Michael Daugherty, de-
ceased. on the 18th day of September, AID.
1856. filed his petition in the Probate Court
within aid for the county of VintOn aud
State of Ohio, alleging that there is no
personal estate ofsaid dccedent whercwith
to pay his debts and the costs of admins
trati0n; that he died seized in fee simple of
the following described real estate situate
In said county, tO-wit:
The west hail Ui the south west quarter
of sec'ion five (5) township eight 10y
r.nge sixteen (1f) containing sevont, four
(Ilj acres, al>u ihe east hIl; of tie sonth
east quarter OF section six (6l township
eight ts) range sixtern Q6) conlai ming
seventy-lour acres. and that he left M
widhw entitled 10 ddwer in said premises
The prayer of said petition is Tor The
sale OF portion of said premises to wit
the whole oI the fret described trscl, and
thirty.f"nr acres off tie north end Of said
second described tract or the payment OF
the debts and charges aforesaid.
Said petition will be fo, hearing on
5 turday the 18th day of October A. d,
1869, or as soon therealle as leave can
b obtained
September l3 a. D 1866.
y PATRICK HENRY QUINN,
Admr. Of Michael Daugherty dec.
brsfton & Mayo, Attorneys.
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HARNDEN EXPRESS Cove no,
tice that our fellow townsman, Geo
L. Will, of the firm of Will & Bros.
agent for the above company, ha:
a horse and wagon on the track be,
tween here and the Station. Geo
is a clever fellow, and if you want
anything expressed, do not fail to
call on him.
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Legal Notice.
THE State Of Ohio, KntOm Co.:

A'So oS"to ~ OHtO, ItHtOIt w.
1Jar.
Petition to complete real contract.
M AIRY PAGE. Lewis Page. Thomas Leach
uN Rhoda Mullen. Joseph B. Mullen, Lewis
W. Leach, Louisa @ Buckner, Robert Buckner
Sarah \. Byrd and Robert A. Byrd all oil
Wood county, state of Wet Virginia, George
A. 1 each, James II. Leach Marianne A. 0gier,
and Nicholas p. Ogier. all Of Vinton county.
Ohio, and John b. Leach of Jasper county,
State Of Iowa, heirs at law and legal rcpresen-
tahves Of Willis Leach deceased, will take no
tlce, that on the 7th day Of September, 1866,
Robert Buckner administrator Of the estate of
willis Leach deceased, filed IN the Probate
Court within and for the said county Of in
ton, petition, against them as defendants and
alleging. that on the 25ih day Of March, 1865,
tho said Willis Leach, then in full life, entered
into contract in wr ing with said Robert A.
Byrd, for the sae of the following .scribed
real estate situate in said Vintoh county, to-
wit; The east half of the northwest quarter of
section number nineteen (l9) in township num-
ner ten iO OF range number seventeen I'D,
also about twelve acres out OF the southwest
corner OF the west bali of the northeast quarter
OF aforesaid section nineteen (l9) township
nu nber ten COY OF range number seventeen
n7), laying and being all .he lano, in said half
quarter, or the wes. side of the road leading
from Hamden to Allensville. In consideration
OF which raid Robert A. Byrd ugreed to pay to
said Willis Leach the su of four thousand
dollars, that two thonSand dollars of said con-
sideration was paid il hand, and tha' there re-
mains due aud unpaid on aIid contract two
thousand dollars with interest on said sum
from the Goth day OF March ls6 that the
sad balance so .due was to be paid in six
men his from the said 25i h Gay of March 1865
that upon the payment of the cOnsi leration
for >ai rea 10y bel g made in full the said vii
H. Leach agreed to convey to said Robert A.
b Ir,l or his assigns by good gon raj warranty
deed the said rea estate that said Robert a.
Byrd paid the two thousand dollars dow n to
said Willis Leach in his lifetime, that said
R"herl BNr is ready aud willing to pay the
"aIanre of purchase money on said com ract, so
soon as valid deed eau he made to | i'm for
said premises, and that the above named per
sons. defendants are he heirs AZ law and legal
representatives of said Wills Leach deceased
The prayer of said petition is Tor authority to
make decd in fee simple to said r bert A
Byrd in behalf Of said heirs at law upon pay
ment of The residue OF said purchase money
aid lctition will be for hearI on the sth day
Of OctOhpr 1868, or as loon thereafter as leave
can be obtained Of the said conrt
ROBERT BUCKNER,
adm. of Willis lie ,ch, dec.
Z. A. BRArToN. ATT'Y. ser23w4
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Boy KILLED.-A young boy
named Charles Kiser, son of John
Kiser, of Vinton Furnace, was
killed last Sunday. The circum,
stances are as follows: While out
cunning with two of his compan.
ions, he accidentally discharged an
old Enfield rifle, loaded with shot,
the contents lodging in his fore
head, and causing his immediate
death.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS met at
this place on the 25th ult, and is
still in session. A great many
criminal cases have been disposed
Of We have not had time nor
space, during this campaign, to
give the proceedings. We will
give full report next week.