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VOLUME Who. 6St
BY TELEGRAPH.
Quar- European Dispatches.

[By ATLANTIC TELEaRAPH.l
THE PoPE's ApPEA1-sHARP r1aHT1Na-aARIpALD1
AT vITERBo-THE FRENCH FLEET SAILED FROM
ToULoN FOR CIyITA vECCHIA.
ROME October 2B.-The Pope in a letter to the
Catholic Bishops throughout the world, says that
the patrimony OF the Church has been assailed by
Rovolutionists, and asks them to order prayers in
all Churches for the Holy See.
ROME, October "a. There is fighting within half
mile of the city and great excitement within the
walls. The reyolutionists are preparing for a
second rising. A proclamation forbids the assem-.
bling Of over four persons. Everybody is ordered
to retire within their houses and close their shops
at tho signal or alarm. S%f
ROME, October 25.-A thousand Garibaldians at
tackled Wterbo yesterday, firing one Of tho gates,
and we're repulsed with heavy loss Of men and
material. Their leader, Deputy Accerbi, was
killed The Roman citizens, including the aristo-
eracy, are armed and patrol the streets.
Prince Humbert leads the troops against the
French. Itiis said, chat Victor Emanuel dictates
Garibaldi was checked at Monte Rotundo by the
reinforced Papal troops. 1S7-
The police on Friday, in searching house, met
with resistnuce; they attacked the house with
bayonets killed fifteen Garibaldians, and took
thirty Blk prisoners, a quantity OF arms and bombs
were also captured. y{s Srssts
FLORENCE, October 26.t-News has been received
here that Garibald victorious in fierce battle
near Monti Rotundo, capturing one hundred pris-
opers and their gnns There we're many killed
and wounded on both sides. Garibaldi has four
battahons s.al Au .i..r t9, b.
PARIS, October 27.-Garibaldi's force Is ten to
twelve thousand. The Papal torce is concentrated
before Rome, with instructions to act on the de-
fensive.h e v'6 -4Aa mie.yfs tn-
Troops have sailed from Toulon, and are expect
ed to reach Ciyita Vecchia this afternoon.
TURIN, October i26.--A great popular demonstra-
tion favoring Rome for the Capital has adopted an
address to the King. t4a
PARIS, October 27.-The Moniteur says the feet
was kept back at the request of Victor Emanuel,
but subsequently sailed, because no Cabinet could
be formed and Garibaldi was menacing Rome
The Moniteur adds that France and Italy are both
Interested In maintaining law and order. M. Rou-
her, in dinner speech, hoped that Italy, under
bad passions, would not fight Frrnce, but emerge
FROM this trial purified. Garibaldi, with 10 600
men, was before Rome after the battle of Monte
Rotundo. iI. rs M ui.5
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FOR PALATKA, FERNANDINA.
'ACKsONVlLi Il, AND ALL The LAND
hNGS ON THE ST. JOHNS RIVER.
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f& fs3 n GHannismtt ON tIae MaEapayes E#
RICHMOND, October 29.-Hunnicutt addressed o
large crowd Of negroes in Capitol Square this even
ing. In the couraeof his remarks he allnded to
certain threats made to kill him, and said "Pll
not leave. Don't you know, fellow-citizens, that
when the assassins bullet pierses my brain, his
dagger touches my heart more than one white
man will fall upon that day" The assembly resr
ponded Eyes, yesl" 9A3ai.4 q
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aT CoNsIGNEES PER STEAMER MANHAT-
TAN nom New York. are notified that she is dscharg
ing cargo ut Adgers South Wharf Goods remaining on
the wharf at sunset will be stored owners risk and
expense 'ssilN ~ STREET BROTHERS a Co. I
olnrQ IAlY- INli-LL. =.
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ADMINISTRATION N0TICE.-AALL PER-
sons having claims against the Estate of the late JAMES
p. EARLE. deceased ars requested to present them,
duly atte and h indebted to the said Estate win
make payment to Messrs DURYEA CoHhN Attor.
neys at Law, Library Building, Northwest corner of
Church and Broad streets ANNA E. EARLE l.rg'1-
October le Ia at Adnniniaratr,. nj.
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UNION WORKS,
Westminster Nd.

wM. II. HARM co.
CONTINUE the manufacture Of IRON
I IGEARED THRESHERS with Pelton S
Improved HORSE POWERS,
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE
Axp
MALE ACADEMIC INSTITUTE
HE s.

II u a e. u y IL y.
LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
Rev. JeiiS A. McSRoE, A. Nj.
!. Miss NJ Lou Fnrlong, NJ. +. l..
Miss Mary v. Manning.
Miss Ada fillimgslea.
NCSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. Fannie r. Munroc.
TE1iIIS INSTITUTION win commence
the 2nd SESSION of It's SIXTH
scholastic wear on MONDAY. FEB
RuARY 4fh, 1867. Pupils viii be re-
eeiyed at aug time, and charged from time
Of entrance.
As / BOARDING. SCHOOL.
It's lumber Of Boarding Pupils during the
past year was 20 females, and Is maies.-
The Principal receives only .ir females
into his family : a humber Of others niay
board with approved families y the town.
Those wishing 10 occupy Che vacancies
not yss filled, will rlea.elva.lsq aarts appli-
ss.kss.
fhe accommodations for Boarders are
i,ro separate buildings, built of brick. Tint
for the Male Department Is the residence OF
the Rev. JONATHAN MusRoE Father of the
Princlpsdl, whose paternal care VIII be over
his boarlers; that for the Female Depart
ment is occupied By the Principal. There
will not be any communication between
these departments. Zach viii be eonsidercd
as u tansilg, atforiingahome to its boarders,
As 4 DAT SCHOOL.
Nnmbcr Of Day Pupils, during the pasi
year, 90, making total Of l07 Pupils.
Accommodations are five commodiuus
ROOMS, viz: The youngmen'S study room
the boys stddy room theyoung ladies stud,
roon,-ihe Primary room, and the Lecture
room.
departments. Primary, Preparatory an,
Collegiate; three grades of classes in cacl
Departneni--ln Music, superior advau
tages. Latin taught gratuiionsly.
Esprriai attention given to.aH clSmcAtdi!
principles; also 10 Penmanship tplaip an,
faneyl; 10 Book keeping; TO Spelling, Read
ing aud Execution.
Six grades of Tuition, from 81 up q
$l2per quarter.
For Circulars address
REV. JOHN A. MUNROE,
janel Principal.
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The most valuable and peSfcct prep in
use, for giving the skin hcarfifa, prai-like
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leaving The skin white and clear as aIabaster.-
les useeanpot be detected by the closes, scrgii-
ny, and being vegetable preparation is per
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kind used By the French, and Is considered by
thc Partisan as indispensable % perfect toilet
Upwards Of 50, 900 bottles we're sold during the
past year, . sniicient gasfanteo Of ia efliesey
Pficenniy 7y-ccnts. Sent BY mail, postpaid,
on receipt Of an order bY
BERGER, SHUTS q 60, Chemists.
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ATTENTION.!
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e selection of

AtzEN tON
..-.zr2THE Largest and most complete
1T selection Of
RNHTU RE
in Westminster, is now being offered TO the
public, by IRA Il. GROUSE, at his NEW
AND CoMMoDlouS
MA RE OoNS,
located about one hundred yards East Of the
Railroad Depot, and nearly opposite the
Catholic Church
His Stock has been purchased in Phila-
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PARLOR SUITS,
Tcte-a-tctes, Sofas, Marble top Cluster and
Beauquei Tables, Spring-seat Chairs also,
Chamber Suits, consisting Of spendidly
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top DRESSING Bureaus, Marble top Euclised
Wash Stands.
CHAIRS.
His selection of Cane and Wood seat Chairs
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He viii keep constantly on hand large
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c0FFINS.
Being in possession Of new and veiy ele-
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Ho keeps also large and well selected
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REAPER AND MOWER,

sor Carroll county, and in that part of Fred
eriek county North Of Frederick City, and
also In that part of Baltimore county North
of Texas. With this Machine the Farmer
saves money, time and labor, and is, without
controversy, superior to any other now in
the market, and fully warranted TO reap and
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where hand rakes or iroppers win fail. We
offer il on trial with any other, the purchaser
Ia keep and pay for the one preferred. Also
are Agentsfor
Geiscy's Patent Ssif;Rcgutatiag Grain
Separator, t2eaaer aud Dagger.
At a time like the present, when labor is
very scarce Il is important that Farmers,
who are Interested, sholid give attention to
this improvement, which will considerably
reduce Che expense Of 1hreshing Grain in
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the best Separator before the public. Il is
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power, and will Thrcsh and Clean from lOl
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horses aud a. many hands. Also, for sal,
MoSTGoNERY's '.DOruLE SCREENED RocEA
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II has been used BY the elite Of Paris and
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Names Of all purchasers will be registered,
and II entire satisfaction is not given IN
every instance, the money will be ehecrfully
refunded. Price BY mail, scaled and post
paid, 81. Descriptive circulars and testis
monials mailed free. Address BERGER,
SHUTS &.cQ., Chemists, No, 2s5 Biver
Street, Troy, n. Y, Sole agents for tho
United States. febI4-Iy
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DUnpERs HARDwARE IL = A IN
ID sicek 1T Baifdere Hardware tc For
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M,DAME H. A. PRRRiG0,
r. o. DRAwrn 29S, buffalo, Y. =.
febT.ly
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Painless Extraction OK Teeth
(WJ7HoUT .GAS)
Dr. charles DlilInssIea,
ENTugT

- - ~ = -
HAVING supplied himself with an Ap
III paratas for Pfodacing Local Aneakf
sia, takes pleasure In Informing The eiiizsas
Of Westminster and the community ut large
that he is prepared 70 uss this latest in
irovemeut in the extraction OF Teeth. 7h
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Az operations in Surgical aud, Mechaaf
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ogice, adioia;i,g his Fafhes's Kssiiems.
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uoath, --romHining until Ssfsr&ny.
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apis 4
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LADIES' NEW
NHO IL STOR II
JUST OPENED an y
w e s Trims ter,
Between the Railroad and Reifsnider's
Store, two doors west Of
Mrs. Shrincrs Millinery Store.

CluIt. tNo uOUfo Ntst Dt
Mrs. Shrincrs Millinery Store.
.
FTIIE undersigned has Just returned from
the city of Philadelphia will, the largest
aud best selected stock Of Ladies Misses
Children's and Gcntlemcn's Boots h Shoes
ever brought to this market Ny stock con.
sists IN part of Ladies' and Misses a.
Custom made Glove Kid BalInorals,
Lasting Caters, Morocco Balmorals,t ~
Polish Boots. &c; also Gentlomen's Boots a
Shoes, such as Mems Calf Custom. made
Boots, Congress Caters. Lace Boots, and
coarse Boots & Shoes OF all kinds.
Being AN experienced Manufacturer
myself, have had all the above stock made
10 order, and for tho express purpose 10
suit this market BY celebrated and we'll
known Boot { Shoe Manufacturer Of Phila.
delphia, and having had great success in my
sales ] Halter myself ia being able 70 say, iha,
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RsSy- Remember the ~place, two doors
West of,Mrs. Shriner's Millinery Store.
I. s. EckERT.
i J.
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with Wrought aud Cast Iron Shares and
Points, Spring. Tooth HORSE RAkES, for
Hssand Grain, CORN SHELTERS, FEED
CUTTERS, and
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All kinda Of
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REPAIRING

done with propness and on moderate terms,
They are also sole Agents for the sale Of
McCoRMlcK'S Improved Self Raking
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-16
Will Fruit Grow In Iowae

We can speak for Buchanan county
at least. There is no test so satisfac-
tory as that of experience. We know
Of orchards in this county where a
large proportion Of the trees are load
ed with as fine apples as grow any
where, and where the most luscious of
harvest apples are picked daily for
the market. This result may be pro-
duced by anybody who is willing to
take as good care of an orchard as of
field Of corn. The culture of fruit
is of comparatively recent experiment
in Buchanan county, the whole num-
Der of trees last fall, according to the
census. being 49,39l, of which 44,64O
were not yet in bearing. A large mum.
Der of trees have been set out this
season. As large a proportion of the
trees experimental with do we'll as in
New York or New England. With.
in ten years we shall be exporting
large numbers of apples. Pears and
cherries do very well. Peaches will
require very careful attention to yield
a favorable return. The small fruits
grow as abundantly and perfectly as
in New Jersey or Michigan. Alto
gether, then. this may be declared .
good fruit country, and no one need
be deferred from emigrating thither
by fear that it is impossible to raise
fruit.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-16

LirTLkfoy, Iowa, Aug. l2tb, s57.
EDtT0R BULLETIN Viii you permit me
through the colqms Of your paper, 10 adyo
cate the 1As,fna .oE one Of The many names
proposed for the 'nonipation at the coming
County Convention. ! have no political Ok
70 grind, bdt willingly give tie stone a
turn Or two in favor Of a brother soldier.
1t is important that we know the cayability
and merits Of those We propose to place IL
nomination Or bring before tho County Com
yen,on, that We may more certainly select
the best men to fill the places OF those WHO
have so ably and fsctoriH discharged
those duties heretofore. For thl purpose
allow me to cali the attention Of the readers
Of the Eulletin, 10 what | consider the es.
pecial claims Of one Of the candidate. for
the office Of Co. Judge, A. II Bridgeman
In the first place he il emincntly qualified,
as he is a graduate Of Amherst College
also Of the Law Department, Of Albany
University, n. Y. At the breaking out of
the Rebellion, he was practicing his profes-
sion in Franklin Co, bat at the call Of our
beloved and lamented Lincoln " for 600, 900
more" be laid aside his books and briefs.
and assisted in raising company and en-
listed as private. This com pany was as
signed to the 32d Iowa, commanded by Col.
John Scot. next 1t. Cow. Mr.. 3. soon
came to be regarded with esteem and friend
ship by this brave and gallant ofiic He
was promoted sergeant, but owing to failing
health never received other military pro-
motions
The friends Of temperance have ever
found in him faithful friend and ally, he
having been delegate to the Grand Lodge
of Good Templars at Independence ip 1860
Perhaps the greatest reason why the Office
of Co. Judge should be given him is that
although be sacrificed neither life nor limb
in the cruel war through which we have pass
ed, yet his health is seriously impaired, so
much so that be is unable to follow lis
chosen profession and has been Obliged TO
resort to farming in order to restore his shat
tered constitution but as vet has only par.
TALLY succeeded, and he will probably new
er be able to gain livelihood by manual
labor. His acquaintance in this county is
limited, but to know him is to esteem and
regard him highly. In the neighborhood
where be lives he is respected as a christian
gentleman and scholar. In politics Mr. b.
is an outspoken Republican, ever willing
and ready to aid in the cause Of freedom and
right He did not seek the nomination for
this Office, but his friends knowing his ster-
ling integrity, voluntarily offered him their
support in the coming County Convention.
These are some Of the reasons why Mr. b.
should receive favor at our hands, and let us
show our respect for integrity and moral
worth, as well as for the patriotism that led
him to sacrifice health and the fattering
prospects Of his profession, by making him
the candidate of our choice.
Yours.
BYRON c. HALE.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1867-08-16
.Jesup gtems.

Rev. W. Caldwell, the talented
principal Of the Lit'lct9n Seminary,
intends removing his institution 70
Jcsup during the present month, and
viii commence his Fall Term here
about the second Monday in Septen-
Der. Mr. G. will be quito an acquisition
to our town, and we feel certain that
be viii m ct that success which his
abilities and gentlemanly department
merit.
The new wheat i,-rnaking its APP
pearance in the market, and already
quite a quantity has been contracted
to be delivered this week. J. X. Jones
has purchased 1000 bushels to be de-
liyered before Monday next. and Smith
d Cook some 800 bushels to be del
;vered before the same time.