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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-03-01
DR.. CHEEsE,,,N,s u,,,

gaas,.s cement Of new era in the treat,na,, Of
~ to distractions which have cops;gne5 20
ia unless - ~; grave No female can er,ioy s-T,s5
plaee n = ssusr and whenever an obstrus5ion
irt a. seerai health begins to deelipe Ttss,
ts ana 49, preparation ever put forward s;,b in
Iake ~ .,,eat s5el success DON'T BE DECEIy
an thai NJ, slseftissment 10 your Dr,,rgiat a.,
scias in ~ ~ ~ want the BEST and Relishfa s an
Dp ai which is com pris.d in these PiI
b been =. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the raess .ara .a.aa remedy for over shirtv go,
s % Fs1aslss' one ever known for all comniainss
ns uth CO.. io all classes they are inrainan
~ 70 tfsa .nty, periekical ieeslaritx T1iusne,
sosrie,,' VINO have used them at aiffers;,. ia y,
-. 2. ts nos. ts ee.ntry, having the ssns;o,p ~
-i. ,sl''snt Physicians in ame-scs
I ma 49, y. a. stating when thew sbo,,is
- n eos,,;-.ef friee One Dollar per aa. - y
- ssat s. ~ ns tFun 90 70 60 pins OF
s-1taz u - fl'.ap Pity secure from elss.-x...
uI1TllaI,t5 t5leiors. Sold By Druv-is.s -,
hly y0aiNs HILLYEH, Propr;etors ven
= nsy Street New Ycrt
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Te be Sold for One Dollar Each.
Ethout regard value and TO be paid for until you
know what YOU b receive

Diamond Pins, Brooches and Ef Dfops, ladies kets OF
Geld and Coral jet and Gold, Florentine. Mosaic, Lava
and Cameo Sets Of Studs Vest aud Neck Chains, Plain
and Chased Gold Rings, Gold Thimbles, Loekets, New
style Belt Buckles, Coz Pens and Pencils Fancy Work
Bos Gold Pens with Gold and Silver Extension Holders
nd large assortment of Fine Silver Ware and Jewery
of every description, of the best make and latest styles
70 chance obtain any of the above named articles
for ONE DOLLAR by purchasing seated envelope for 25
cents
n Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for 81; Eleven
for So Thirty for s5 Sixtyiye for $40; hundred
for SIS
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PHLEBOTOMY.

Wien DR. sangrado found Ills paucnts weak ho CAV,
thcia wntcr Cruel When They got weaker be Lled then
and doscd them with calomo and Jalap oil ias tell,
d hey almost invariably died. good many people mr.,
killed that why ycl Tho world in general however In,
found out thnt in of debility and premature dc
cay. HosrET-rER's STOMACH DTTrERs Is the t,,e
hfe'snsaining cordial This tonic IL powerful and
perfectly harmless restorative. But docs muro thn
inyigoratc. It regulates and purcs. Willie Il builds
up tho strength and infusos vitality Into tho blood
brings all Tho sccretions into harmony with Tho laws oil
health Tho fccbler nd Il invaluable in Tho various
Phyaical difficulties to whic, their organization renders
them subject. In all lIystcricu and hypoehondrincal
cases lis effect magical The fnrmiics Of ago arc al
loriscd by lbs usc; and whcrc tho circulation is torp
and there s tendency to paralysis HOsTETTERs BIT
TIERS arc recommended ns means Of roinygorang
the system and prolonging life. -
At this season OF tho ycar particularly when mdsum-
mers scorching heat docs SO much toward reducing
tho vital enrrgiea OF tho body, this ncsmnblc tonic and
stomnchic produces wonderful effect By It the
strength Ia Increased the appetite preserved and hrm-
ness and elasticity given to the syetem.
JulyG I'D n
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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME E +. THORNTON. the grca, English Asirulo
sis Clalrvoynnt and Psycnomotscian. who haa aston
shed tlo scientific classes Of tho OF World hss now 10
Gated hcraelf at Hudson, N y M,dninc TiourTos pos
sesscs such wonderful powers OF on sight as 10 cpa
bio er 10 inpart knowledge OF tho rcatcst Importance
10 tic single or married Of either so1 wbo In stan
Of tracc Bllo cncaes tho very features OF The person
you are to marry and by the aid of narun,cn of in
tense power known tho Psychomotropo guarantees to
prolucn foke picture OF tho future husband or wife
OF the applicant together with date marriage poion
In life leading traits Of character &C. This no hum
bug M thousand OF testimonials nsaort she will
Bcnd when desrcd. certified certificate, or written
guarantee. that tho picture Ia what purports be- by
enclosing amnu lock OF halr aud Ing place OF BIRTH
ss disposition and complexion and enclosing fty cents
and stamped envelope addressed TO yourself you will r
ccivo the picture aud dcsired information by return mall
AL communications sacrcdly confidential. Address, iu
confidence. Madame E F. THORNTON. T. O. Box 22i,
Hudson, NY iy.. March 81 /.
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Free to EYerYllady.

Large pP Circular. giving information OF the
greatest Importance to tho young OF both scxcs
II tcschca how the honcy may bocolno beautiful liz,
despised respected and tho forsaicn loved
No young lady gentleman should fall 10 send lbcIr
address. aud rrceiyo copy postpaid. by return mail
'''''''''' Address p. Q. Drawer, 81,
mnrrn w Tyr Trof. N. Y.
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u. II.

II you want chosE Blank Books;
you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
Por, hc.; or, M1LIEns' Almanac;
II you want Printing oxec,itod neatly;
fyou want Books bound in any stylo, or Account
Books mado to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to HInAn HAnRIs, No. 80 Broad streot.
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. Prevention is. Better slian Cure:
:, DR..RICORD'S -.r y,
Celebrated PrGyentiJo Lotion.

A PpRoyED. AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED ny
IA tho French Medical Faculty, ai thu only safo ami
antdoe against infection frun Special Diseases
Ihs invaluable preparation ~ suited Tor Ger sex and
hils proved from nmylu experience, Tho most efficient
and reGabs Prefcptve ever discovered, thus eeotine
d,eideratum long sought for IN thtSfcdcal World II
used according To directons every pesbty or danger
mny 10 avoided; single app,l saiiu will radically ner.
tfalEs the vsnereal virus, eIel numpuriies rrom e
absorbent vessels and render contamination impossiI
Bo wiso In tno md al very email uay avo hours oi
untold bodily aud mental torfnentH y 80 : = "
TlLis moet reliable specific. universally adopted In
tito Old World Ia offered for sat for tho rt Dina IN
Agents for the United Hates - % 3F' 7''7 =
prco 50 per bottle Large bottle IouLIc slzc, Sc.
The usual discount to tho trae. Sent securely
Iacked, on receipt Of price, 10 any 5lress with dre:
tions and pamphlet, by addressing u
F. 4. 1ppORT CO.,
~. solo Agents for DriRicord's p l., -
Maya Tyr No. II Gold lireot New York.
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STEAMSHIP FALcoN.-Passcngers and shippers by
this steamship will notice. by reference to our al-
vcrtising columns, that change has bcon made
in her time Of sailing Shc will leave OIL Saturday
afternoon at halfpast one o'clock.
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|. p l. a N e.,.
OF THESE GREAT LOTTERIES AND
EXPLANATION OF DRAWINGS

Tho numbers from to 1000 corresponding with tito
numbers on iho Teke nrJ prated separate slips Of
paper, md encrced with small tubes nild paced in n
aaAs wiecl-all tho prizes In accordance with tho
Scheme are similarly printed aud encircod placed
IN another glass Wheel Tho wheels nre then rpyoIyol
aud two boyH: blindfoldsi. draw the. numbers and
prizes. Ono OF the boys draws number from tho
draws out ono prize rm tho whcci OF prixes Tho nln
,er and prize drawn out exhibited to tho audience
and whatever prizp out 10 uu pucci To
the cr.lt Of TINT number this operation Is repeat
ed until all the prizes drawn out.
The Tickets arc prnie In tile following stylo: They
are divided Into Eighs printed on tue fscG of tho Ticket
EfghtIs ecartng tho onunbtr cOtlhiiuto Whole
Ticket Prlzcs payable without discount. =
". ". BOYD CO., Managers
'.s,.: -. ..... Atlanta On.
Correspondents may rely prompt attention 10 or
acrs by simply enclosing money with full address All
ordars for 1ickca and Schemes and information 10 be
Addressed to f...---'...-' -
+ JAMES KERR, Agent,
.ai, oFFIoENo. 90 BROAD STRICT. j
Key box No. 3Si, yChnrIsston, 4. C. !.
SaHu ~ .t-.s. '.. " limo
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LOCAL MATTlII3S.I

Jon WoRK.-Wo. llaro now completed our Office
80 ns to execute, in tho shortest possible limo
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and wo most re-
speclfully ask tho patronage of our frion,ls.
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The Greenyille Mounitaineer..

i yoar. in Vance Adveriisemchs inserted at usuh
rates. q. Z ELFOnD,
Nay 10 Editor and Proprietor
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PERsoSAL.-WILLrAn SwrNIoN author of "Arlny
Of tho Potomac, and Of tho Twelve Decisive Bat
Ties of tho War;" and correspondent Of tho Now
York Times arrived at the Mills House ycsterdsy
afternoon.
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Post Omcc Notice.

Posr 0PTIcE, I
CHARLESTON, 8. O., July q, 1867.
After today tho mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close at 8 O'Clock AM, md to-ny and aftcr-
wards they arc expected to roach tho lsairoatl
"station" at 2:30 o'clock PM, end to bo ready for
delivery ut this ofico at $50 O'Clock PM, except
on Sunday, when the hour will be from Pm. to 2
PM, until further notice.
STANLEY G. TROTT, p. Nj.
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TO BE DRAWN
IN OPEN PUBLIC
ATLANTA, GA,
ON
weanc.dny, July l7,h, Iso7-cluss u.
SCHEME THE SAME ron EACH MONTH.
APrROXIMATION pRIZEs.

-|||-|| AFT1tUAIMNIIUN- .TKIIES: n.
Approximation Prizes or e5,O each for tho
ItiIe remaining units Of tho samc ten Of tbe
No drawing the $40 900 T. IEG arr : - sOo
hpproIimntipg Prizes or $3.50 each for lilo
nhie remaining units Of tho Same ton of the
No. drawing tho s2O.OOO Prize nrc nsu
Approximation Prizcs Of e1bU each for lilo
nine remaining uuita Of tho saIno ten OF tho
No. drawing tho $4,000 Priru urc . IsOO
Approximation Prizes OF sl0O each for ho
niiie remaining units OF the same ten OF The
No. driving tho 5000 Prize are e..... 900
lS Approximation Prizes OF 800 cacli for the
iille remaining units OF tho same ten OF the
Nos. drawing Tho $4,000 Prizes ....... 1900
tM Prizes amounting to..... .sIGs 900
Sl.60. ~ - - 7'
o. All TIC Prizes ubovc stated aru drawn at cyory
drawing -gn
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THE FArR.-1ho absence of any other. attraction
last night proved that the fair was not forgotten,
and at an carly lonr tho floor was crowded with
gny promenaders. Tho band was stationed ON
tho outside piazza, and tho sound Of tho music
proved potont inducemcnt for many to pay n
visit to tho pcnotrnlia-onco inside, tho final stop
was taken, and t4oro was no rctrncing it. As q
consequence OF this rush OF visitors many wares
wero aold, and tho exchequer Of tho church mado
somewhat heavier. 1t would Io useless to refer TO
the appearance Of tho booths; for 10 much tasto
WAS displayed; in furnishing and decorating them
that no comparison could DO drawn They wero
each Of them chef fouures and reflected the great
est credit on tho fair constructors Tho amuse-
ments of the Fair wero the same as in tho past few
nights, with tho exception that tho fairy forms
fitted across' tho hall moro frequently, and tho
tleinAnd for purchase was reiterated oftener
thnn bcfora. II is we'll known TINT tho object OF
this Fair Is to repair 81 Stephens Church, and all
WHO wish TO givo their .mito TO n good cause, and
ut tho samo time enjoy themselves, Should not
neglect to pay 81. Stephens Fair visit.
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The TImo to Advertise in tho Country.
THE PHaEIx has largo circulation throughout III,
middle and upper Districts OF lilo State. Advertising
rstcs as reasonable tho s,nsoncy OF Tho money mar.
ket will warrant Merchants and oicrs Wishing 10 use
Tho columns Of Tho paper will adtlrrsa ID sf ~ I'D
.h..l JULIAN A. sELDY, Proprietor,
February % :. Columbia, &. @. \,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DOME AT THE DAHL,
NEWS OFFICE IIEt
Auction Sales This Day.

Auction Sales This Day. H.
h sALs will scl this day, at II O'Clock, Aocommo-
dalton Wenrf. alongside Tho brig RoIdy. sugars mo
lasscs and winos. ssf ..' h
canrDELI, Knox Co. viii sell this day. at Oo'coet
nt their auction house No. 66 Iasc strcet furniture. oil
p.intinBs &c. 8
MCKAY CAMPBELL will coll this day. at 10 o'clock,
n heir aucon sales room No 13a Meeting Ereet furni
turc. orocfery, hams &c.
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CHARLESTON LADY In ANDERsoN.-T many
friends of Miss BATES will be pleased TO learn that
her lectures in tho country have been decided
SUCCESS, and that her known talents havo induced
numbers to attend md contribute their nitc to tho
cause OF charity The Anderson hteaigcncer suys:
''fho citizens OF this village will DO delighted to
learn that Miss BATES, of Charleston, will givo
ono OF her attractive readings in Tho Court House,
on tomorrow tThursdiy) ovoning, at O'Clock
Tho subject, Eight Days in Scotland" will provo
interesting to tto public generally, and wo nro
confident that tho accomplished lady will find her
Efforts appreciated on this occasion. Hcr attain
ments and raat research into tho dusty tones Of
thc past, and personal observation while on rc-
cent visit TO Scotland, will render description of
tint conntry Mt once graphic. entertaining and in
structiSo. Besides, tho proceeds arc to 10 TO-
mated for tho benefit Of tho poor in Anloraon, and
VIC presume That this charitable disposition will
augment the receipts Of ttp oyoning" =,
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DILLoNs UNIVERSAL Cotton Tr.-Attontion of
planters, factors, and all others who aro interest
Oa in packing and Ioling,: is resqucsted to the
advertisement of air. WM. ROACH, which ppears In
another part OF our paper, in reference 10 yalu-
nble bsnd and tic for cotton bales. This useful
invention !Nhidh gives good promise Of suppressed
ing tho old practice Of baling with ropo, was
patented by Mr.. Ronr. DILLON, of New York, in
February last, and from It's striking convenience
and usefulness, is coming into rapid notice: It
possesses the following advantages: ''the hoop
bears eyonly across It's whole width, and
across its cntire breadth, cannot bo put on
wrong, and does not require ono-fourth OF
on inch siaok to admit OF inserting tho
pin: Tho universal ito" weighs no moro than
the usual ropo-plantcrs can avoid tho frequent
loss OF cotton from broken balos, hoayy mendins
bills, &c. The inventor Of the tio" has had tllir-
ty.siK years practical. experience in meniing,
packing, baiing and compressing cotton, both In
Now York and tho South, and Tho !'tio" Ia tho re-
suit Of his observation and experience. Tho nu-
mcrous advantages this improvement ia said to
possess renders it necessary that our cotton grow
ors should give it an early trial. Tho agent, Mr.
WM. Roach, of our city, will afford ovory necessary
information to parties who may be desirous Of try
ing this Valuable improvement, .m...
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Coon NEWS FoR Iss-KEErEns.- tho pro
nHnciomienio Of tho City Council, the hotol bar
rooms have boon closed but, from the length and
breadth OF Tho land, tho wall has gono forth,
"water, wntcr, everywhere, and nothing else to
drink. Variety is tho apco Of lifo md nm cnfor
cd temperance codo can never be mado binding,
beside, tho natural proclivity Of man to ovado
oppressive laws will prevent the order from being
obcycd implicitly. Wo learn that, nolwithsland-
ing the fine imposed by. Council for tho violation
Of Order No. 81, they will relax somewhat OF their
severity, and will grant licenses to inn-kcopors A
there aro numbers in tho city who come undcr
this category, tho announcement will DO received
with pleasure, not only by them but BY tho nu,nor-
nus sufferers who havo boon deprived of their daily
beverages aud who trust that tho action Of Ooun-
Gil will not be long delayed.
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TO THE LADEs.-sroLL, 'wEnD &:co., will opon
this morning another caso OF those best quality
prints, which they viii soil at 12i conts at rotail.
only; also, ono case good longcloth at 12i cents.
wf2 '."'.F|.. .-h - ..H
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A Fact Worth ,knoxx,ng.

Tho best investment for An invalid who suiars from
debility or loss OF appetite. ia bottle Of PAuxNHa He-
pac BilteFs as 1t will be euro to gvo relief For sale by
all Druggists. ~. ys i. u -
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OPINIONS OF AlE PEOPLE,
ALLBsDALE, DSIswHLL DIsTnIcr. g. G

ALLBsDALE DAuSwHLL DISTINCT. g. C.,l
March /, 1867.
4ttsrE Lille tE HdrskaR
oESTLEMEs: nseh during tito rast season, of
last September have always beGn pteircctl in favor
OF tho 'Scrcw Press, and nothing ro ncceasity in
duccd ME TO Try any oar. fake pleasure however In
adding my testimony In hSor OF It's entire adaptation To
the wants o. cotton plantation; II las surpassed my
most slnGuino expectations. have packed will I
tTo hands. yct prefer fuur-two at cacl lever MY
bales oil Weighed 500 lbs. Tho first lot Ecpt 10
market averaged 662 Ia. Ny impression IL that 600 s
In about the capacity OF the Pres greater number
OF pounds subject the oiloock 10 ,no inuch risl nm
lcss the ddea or tho cotton box increased Il would
add greatly TO uc value or Tho Prtss n c cotton bor
was ten inches longer. In hhst an very
Your ohedient servant &c, r. ". LaWTON
7. >. took my Press down and carried II so,uo I,,r
miles TO PACK tho crop of nciBbor. who failed Il have
acrrw built; hn was 40 much pleased tllat lie ns
determined to abandon tho "scrtw purchasa "in.
gersoli's Prcss." r'''''' DW L.
OFFICE or KIsas housrAIs RAILnoap coMpasr,
SohkviLLR, e. O., April Ii, 1867.
GENTLEMEN haro Just received yonr letter oi Fob
ruarS lith-upon my RETURN TO this place. after an a-
Bonco OF two nonts-3uI this rely may bo too lsio for
your "Dcscrptive Circular OF Ingersos Cotton pross
Tic Press I used In packing my cotton last year
worked admirably. pacfipg with from 500 to COS
lbs With good active hnnds 10 work H. am satisfied
that from eighteen 10 twenty bales might readily DO
packed In q tRy. .''-'- - - =
This Press combines the advantage OF llsbtness anil
consequent portability and simplicity tbeiug easily man.
aged b, nny ono % ordinary nolligpnco) df.al CON-
pressing iorcc With little nioiiso power. aud .as but
not leasi II Is worked entirely y hand thus IN Wing for
s 'n nsa 81 f2Gsea S sa ase esS Imposed non them by
Respectfully, &c, youna, p III. LAW
To LITTLE MAnsHAl.I- charleston, S. O. ''''
For Descriptive CIRCULAR aud PRICE LIST
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UNITED STATES CouRr-Hon GEO. 8. BRYAY,
presiding.-The case OF DAILY ps. FLAuM was re-
snnicd and tho arguments OF tho counsel heard,
but beyond this nothing OF importance was trans-
acted. F..t'
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Sale OF STEAMEn.-Tho steamer Ndb, with hcl
boilers and machinery, was sold yesterday b,
Messra. Il. N. MARSHALL & Bno. for tho sum O
$500. Conditons-halr ca sh tho balance by bond
in ono year, at bank interest, secured by the moi
gago OF the vessel. a..
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Court OF GENERAL sEssIoSs AND Common
rIEAs-Hon. L. J. NOSES, presiding. Tho Court
was principally engaged in tho trial of civil cases
and in sounding tho City and Country Enquiry
Dockels. No business OF Importance was trans
ncod. y i.. .f.r. Htf .sHt
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MAToR's CoURT, July 11.-John Ghieoln, rag
gcd, dirty negro boy, who had been taking health.
fu' exercise in tho sroes by throwing bricks, was
fined 50, which mol having exactly in change, ho
consented 10 remain in tho guard house for two
days, anu agreed ulso 10 accept somo Hedontary
occupation.
AIeutonic individual, who looks upon all Con-
cral Orders not written i'll Dutch as "void and OF
no eHrct," md, therefore, did not fccl tound to
obey No. 49, was picked up in tho Btrcet In state
Of rag-drunk. AS his hat and shoes had boon
stolon whc in that delightful situation, no was
fined only IS.
Potter Brown, q colorod boy, WHO had gono OH
tho wharf to pick chips, but WHO thought ho would
vary his employment hy taking pieco OF iron on
tho door OF an ofico, was locked up for flvo DAYS.
DISTRICT CouaT-IIon. GEo. ". LOGAN prcsid-
lng-Thc State rs. Herman Willo, Henry Willie
and Wm. Simon. Tho indictments woro examined,
JAs SIMoNs, ESD, Jr., appearing for tho defonco,
anu verdict Of guilty OF assault md battery rem
dered against Herman Willie and Horny Willie; not
guilty us. Wm. Simon.
Tho State us. Bill Armstrong and Thos. Williams
Larceny. Guilty.
Tho Slate ps. Julia Smoko-Larceny. Tho prose-
cntor having LEFT tho Slato, thu prisoner was dis
charged on hcr own rccognizanco until tho October
term.
Tho State us. 1saac -Piuo-AsBault and Battery,
Verdict not guilty.
Tho state %. Adam Revil-Larccny. Ordered
that tho prisoner be discharged OH his own recog-
nizancc.
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Mafcll 90
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AUCTION SALE OF GnooERIgs. s.-Mcs srs. r. SA1As
Co., advertise to sell to-day at the British brig
Holtsdy, lying at Accommodation Wharf, select
quantity Of sugars, molasses md wincs. These
etores nre imported lircct from Cardenas, and nro
OF superior quality. They will BIO sold for the
lowest market prices, and VIC advise general at
tendance, asit will probably DO tho last sac OF tho
season.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-11-07
The Educational Movement.


The Bible teaches us that house divided
against itself shall not stand Just at this.
critical moment when we need all our forces
united against the common enemy of educa-
ton, we find our force of teachers divided
into sections, and having a wordy battle
about whether the teachers of Delaware, or
the teachers of the other States are superior
in talents, and which possess prcdominance
of those peculiar qualifications for impart-
ing instruction. And, by the way, s'your
humble servant was so fortunate as TO ret
a slight hint through communication in The
"TRIBUNE that he was watched and that
unless he carried himself in strict accordance
with the rules Of certain section, he might
expect to feel the terrible force of the right
eous Indignation of a literary critic We
did not put ourselves up for a target for
worded nothings nor do we fear criticisms.
We have kept and intend to keep aloof from
| all those small sectional squabbles for hon
or or rcnown or predominance, or whatever
may be its object, and leaving politics. re-
| ligion, and all those side issues behind,
press onward to the true battle with igno-
rance.
In an army are many regiments, brigades,
corps, &C., ali divisions of one grand body,
the army, all working as the parts of a
whole, to accomplish the work for which
they are intended. Suppose that each OF
these subdivisions should withdraw from
the army and declare they would not fight
the enemy because the divisions from some
other State were in before them and had
said they were the best soldiers, what could
the general do but, first, halt and take time
to reorganize his forces and get them to Law
aside those side issues however important