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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-22

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A FACT wuefHY OF SoTks
JOHN N. 'wINGET
undoabtedis hns the .lLARoEsr STOCK OF
HOMEMADE BOOTS 4 snOEsl
IN wAyNEsBuRa.
They have been tried and found TO be equal ifno,
Superior to any in the plaoei
he has sensrai and well manufactured sssort-
ment OF
LADIES AND MISSES, MEN 3 BOYS
~. Il
HOME MADE
DooTs SHOES AND sLiPPERsl
he Keeps hands unexoei,ed As workmen In
leather. His shop Will be found
NEAR COTrERELs TANNERY,
sTAner returning thanks for liberal patro.
mage heretofore bestowed wish 10 say to my
old customers and others that ! warrant my
work In every particular, and will sell at prices
that will satisfy any reasonable person.
Don't forget the place, but
GIVE ME- A CALL SOON.
.ps.'ss-iy JOHN NJ. wINsEr.
NREAT PANIC IN THE PRICES OF
B OOTS AND SHOES!
WILLIAM BERKYHLLs,
rwo noons wrsr or " ,,.pv . sos,s
to i sell '''' ''''"' - ' '''
inch ieg' nj ss. 90. rs and 5o0. Mems Fine Cal
r, Thoroughly scoua,ntedwith the business. and
SUPERIOR STOCK ~ ~ ANY KEPr HERE
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-22

wishing 70 eloss eatlss tha Fa,i tsads. h o..
The see6is - laaa - M; 6tsst cod NJ bssein
&zt-Jm f.x. RvAEB.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-14
EELLErUE.

To1a'ors may he kept almost any
length Of time and CONE nut almost ~
good and iIesh as Nhen first picked BY
2re*er';ng in p4rs riirr gjoegor dlu'ei
with Sa.er. Oar gijl II vinegar aud iva
81 water. Pics ehpn ripe. bat n"t very
soft. leave the sen, on AMI 10 MT break
he kin. Pr IN wood or stone. and pu
the liquil on them col. After yon get
through pntt'ns them in. place someth NJ
up"n h. m 10 keep them under he liqalI
AMI t"t- out as ou may wish to s>r ,h' m
c use Them 10 you ~onll use tomatoes
fresh from the vines. II viii M, fail if
your vinegar Is pure aud dIIa'ed accurd-
Ing 10 directions. Try H. Krssac,4sstis
PaOggIB'0S.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-14

From the Department of Agriculture
we learn rha; the crops lalen in tie AZ
gregate will prove more rrmuneratlv.
than that o. 1867. The whea. crop. OF
which many contradictory statements
have be- n made to the department. viii
IN The whole prove AS large. If not lar
ger, than that Of last year; The increase d
area sow. fully making up tor n. shor
crops 50 generally reported from he Moth
west. The hay crop is excellent W lie
hat Of oats is only mid'Ing. The area
"l corn planted IS large and the return
per acre II lie entirely satisfactory
P"atoes promise full ytij in some 10
raltips. while il Others a different ast ecI
= presented. On he wh II. however u Q
r"a'o crop will nat rqIl that Of 1867.
IL all tie NJ dlle STATES fruit has failed
Apples are not worth gathering save fnr
family use, 'ani The quantity will hardly
,.arn that PUNT.
The Yield Of peaches was small but,
pears did better in most places. III.
weld of cation is not reported, hnt IRON
aor0uhts. the total bales for the wear all
fail fr hrl'w an average crop.-Me
phiS APpca'.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-14
GROVE ct rAag SELECT SCHOOL

Y THIS INSTITUTION Il located near Canton
Miss, in lnvey grove admirably adapted Tor TN
OF first ca-s school Tor yollHi
aides. aud d ,ys uHdrr twelve years of age. Tia,
nudng4 arr spsrious and well arranged for h'atl
fnd The comiot"f pupils. The Principal will ex
erise daily supervision of the several classics Ii
ench de part ent, Instructions will he given mair
" by the daughters OF the Principal, Miss l.lzzr Il
Macy IN accomplish, graduate oi Kentucky Fr
nale College, and her younger sister Mlss Carrie
V. Macy, educated nj the same institution.
icw boai ders will he received into the family
ot he Prin pal To -ecGre these extra advant grs
viii he well t" apply early. q eat atentl"n pai'
10 writing cumpos.ton painting aud drawing.
Miss l. zz.r r. Marcy viii! give special attention
- thosr wishing instructions in music.
There vii, he u shutt summer Session commenc
ny the first Mohdly in July. The scholastic yea
win commence ih' f.t Moid,y in October. 1865
md will close the irt rhurSdny in Jaly. 1863.
Charges made to suit the times. Boarding VI
rlndng tuei, tights wash ng. dc., SIS per month
IA ti"n in the h Cher branches ~ FER month
Tuition in the primary department, 81 so per mont
We off,r the following high testimonial OF th'
character and qualifications oi the teachers:
+, ON Rec. j. W, GO0dm n u. D.. President ~
n. niu' ku Fm'i' COLI g'.
SHELUYvILLr, Ky. june ,, le6s.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-14
JAPAN CLOVER.

In our last issue We stated that ger.
''nmsr from s uh Carolina had found
hi> plant g'ow'ng in this place. We
publish below letter from him IN onr
fellow 'oarsms". 4. G. Mavers. F.q..
on whose land he found il. giving n par.
iicu'ar account Of Til. plan, md adding
= ,.. 'n"Ur rs 20 IT, va'ur - FIR.
EANEuN CorxrY o.. 5 1853.
DFAR SIG:-The pam ro'icrh On Won,
er"und> is III. Japan CIv'r. Lr,re leg,
Strata lrgumir"us nian' with small
p"rnlish ff"wrr, and containing a single
seed j. each lrgume. Il ia a native e
Japan. AVID was not noticed in his c,nr.
ivy until abou' twenty years ago. II is
rr 'Tagated nv The seed being carried ty
h"r.-s' h""fs Wheels. AM cher ra'nrr
agrnc'es srr j. is a'wars first found N
roa'", camping grounds. anil esr'c'ally
il he rack nf The armies dnrint the W ~
u sdapts i'-elf :" any si'uaiirn. grnwing
vel in the shade o. irres. or in op4n
ground. on hill or in valleys, san or
e ay. wet or dry places. All kind OF
ca'Ilr "a; il ~nh s,iln,. and d,ive -
VII On il as on The re- ! clover OF Virgins.
Trsmping m il d'es not seem ." ujn'e
il. but il is readily destroyed by the
plow. and 'ur' ing IL under green rnrie' rs
the lard. Where It has gown fa several
years il has CHI led out all o.her wyeis-l
even broom grass. think IL a perfect
god end o oar Suuth IN country IL fT
n r'hiug else. for its agency in 'ootirg on,
~ xicu> weeds Ni.h which our lands sie
cursed ard would advise every farmtr
10 gr, i+~ seed. by which be may SON |
Bsvs his place sIOrked.
R<spssLsly y. yOurs, - !
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-14

For heavy work. always feed corn ,c
horses. Where you wish them 10 b.
Sprishtly and lively, feed item on oats,
II i. not al ways safe to allow all hor,-
es 10 feel heir oats too much. The
late SIR Robert Peel. one If The most EN-
neat Of English Sa esmen, lost his lie
by rilItg hsclious ho,se, which his
groom had neglected to ii | up with wa'e'.
before his, master rode him. las he had
b,en ordered. Sir kobcu Was con>e-
quenjh killed. A horse that has cou
pie OF buckets OF water IN him nst be.
fore being driven or rode Ia not 50 wild
., trSky rs one thar is empty. THAI mucn
water is heavy and keeps Inn quiet aud
comprIs hi good b, avior.-E1change.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-14

pm. Gllem has appointed Robert "
Imam, Esq, present United Nc
es District Attorney Judge of
Eighth District, in place of j adge WE
l Hancock. resigned. Mr.. Leach, w
is an Cd resident of the South;
experienced lawyer, anu a gen,
Fn Of integrity
Consi
'c Mississippi valley contains .
100000 acres Of tie finest land il b
world, or the space of one nun 81
and fifty States of the size of
tlchusetS. b.
STKEssING AFFAIR Tie Jack. II
'IW'ca, Of Monday, has the fol- b
Ig notice of . very distressing Fl
Fence in that cit. 1t says:
wife Of Ng Philip Hrart cEu
lam on State Street, was found
ped IA the"lStrrn Da thar prem Will
tlS morning. Sac was a bride
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-14
Miss. Machinery Agency,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. ETC,


The undersigned respectfully inlOi ms purchasers
hat he is rr"psr to ill orders al short notice and
at mMutdc uTs pIic's, 'ranspoit n added
Tor all descriptions of Steam Engines and Wnod
md Iron Working Machinery: Cotton and Woo,
!nrdng Machinery; ur,inr Water Whee
Cot n SEED Hnl'er, and Oil Mills Rice and Sugat
Cane Mills FIGURING and Corn Mills Aiwond
arvers, q lett- and Emery Gins, TIE latter with
cundetSer, To gin in open .f'H; Brick. ShiuGlc.
Ma hin Dtchng aud M'i,lug Machines; Patent
Cnuins and ."oins: Gin Castings; Fire Engine.
md Fire BIchrtI; Stump Extra tors; all the pat-
mt Gotten Pee seq, including Brooks Wrnughf
Iron Revolving Portable Press, Of which am {
agent for Ma son county. Also. all tue popular
plows, incnding Brinlry's Universai.
Having been engaged in the business for three
years, and being in core. pondence with mnnniact
nrers Of all the favnrit' Hbpr.>asing m,rhims Ia
vog be- fatters himself with being able TO furnis
ny machinery desired. Apn!y to. or add with
lamp q. ID BUST MENTE. Aee"t.
Sept. 5, AMI Goodman Mss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-14

hinneso's -xrec.s crop Of sho1' I5.-
OOU.OOo bushs's Of ~hesI this se.sou,
.oIih s9O. OO0, 600.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-14

>"ui'N wv
Of the su,. M~e money is lost in hi
Wv than most people are wiling to b.
lievr.
Permitting broken implements TO b.
scattered over the tatm until they are il
,.psrab'e. By repairing implements II
the proper time many dollars may b.
saved, a proof Of the assertion that ''lim
is money!"
Attending the auction sales and pur
chasing all kinds of trumpriy. tecanse il
the words Of the vender the 'aiticl,s ar
very cheap
Allowing fences 10 remain unrepaire'
until strange cattle are found grazing il
the meadow, graz. field, or brushing tn
fruit trees.
DiShelieving the principle ora r"ta'i"
Of crops. before making a single txl'r
iment.
Planting fruit trees wi h the expec'a
ton OF having fruit within, i' 80, ny. iL.I
s..,s ~. attrn,ion required 70 MAKE '"e'
profitable.
Pr,rlcins economy by dep,i,iog stoc
Of their proper shelter during winter, m
giving them un>ouhd food. such as ha
cotton aud muuly hay and fodder.
Keeping an innumerahie tribe Of ra,
on the premises, and two or three laz
ho,s iha' eat M more IA a month tina
hey are worth in life time.
And lastly he loses by not reading til
Advertisements OF thu'e who pltrunize tn
printer, they being invariably the mo-
rnterp'i>n. aud liberal houses to des
with. when he goes to town.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-14
KEEPING TOMATOES,

Caaton Nv. 9th. 1863.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-14

A.. is% S %aGf sk :,.e The aA,eiGA s"uu q
the cite owns. villages and settlements through
ont the United states their territories, aud m,
British Provinces at nth America; and eTnbraci
the most important innrIna'ion at ini ia and ~,
eSsiry 10 enable the mrichint To ascertain 1T
glance the Capital Character. and Deg'er "i Cred
"a III, h vt his cuS'o0cr> are deen' d worthy I"
my graliton of cred . comprising also n News
paper directory. containing the title, oh l..ctcr
p,re. and place of luhiration, with full lHlicu
avs relative To each jrrnal, being II com let.
~ de 10 the press at ev ry unity in the U ; trr
Tne rep"ris and iC'o matin will lie cnntincd Il
those deemed 'rhy "f some linz Of credit. and -,
III. same wi, g based ~ far rs pra 'ticale upon
The written statements OF the pa ties themSelve>
whose char rt+r will prove guarantee Of the
rertues- Ut the nnmit nn furnished ~ them il i.
irlirvrd that the reports will prove more truh'u
,pd complete. and therefore. super i0r to, and u
mach grel;rr vainr than any p"ev'on.iy sued.
BY aid of the Mercantile R"fr, encr Rpg.ter. hu
.iue-s N II vii he enabled To ascertain at IA ganc'
he ear tal and graaLtiou ii credit, a compared
w,:h tunn"inl w'ith OF nearly every mel chant
manufacturer. trader and banker. within the above
uImed i'tilIoiltl hints.
On or aho,.i h. tirIt of each month subscriber.
= III also Ieye We the Monthly Chronicle. cnBtanin
,In'.ny other things Il record of such important
rlmng-> in the name and condition NJ Ii ms tn .
sat til" country h~ my occur subsequent To TIL
publication Of rah half yearly Volume Of the Mer.
camille r, tue &c Register.
Price Of he MfrchnutS Union Me camille Refer
me Register. lily dpIl"s, $50 l"r which it vii
n forward, It any address III the United States
Trans. urtat'Uu paid
II id r. Of tiy- ! 40 shares Of the npital Stock
N I'd itinn To i'a;tlripi ing in the profit. II re
rrivt one IT he Mercantile Re- nee RrglIte.
RE of ch,g, H. dpr~ Of ten shares will ie en,Ii, Il
20 tao r"pir.: and ~ mn'e Than eI shares of thy
Capital Stock " Il re allotted to any nnr applicant
Alt remIttinr"s. d-rS ar c"mmunirat ions rtla
tive to the bn K should he addressed To the AeI
II Ia.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-11-14
RELIABILITY

Is the one thing above ali hers that IL n ost de-
rahe in a business man. Advertisers will fad Il.
a ways ready 10 guarantee perfect satisfaction in
Contracts that m ny lie made with III. We urs emu
;ted Ia FIR SPECIAL Inducements to parties VIII
N Y wish Ia advertise extensively Sei,d III "fde s
di,ect 10 US write tor estimates. We are agent
'.r all "a ,ers throug61r( the United ,taIes, aud
the CanadJs.
Publishing and dive t-iug II. use
sCpl9tf 2ns NJ lin 81, LOu'.vilt Nv.
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Si2. C. o. D.


oa0IoE GELD EUxTIEG CASE wATCHEc
-! the ie-t nrrk pd-nt movements. y ,rrahL,d
m krelsr-, vi w-a' "a siiy we'll the lest
q ID fa-r~. '>iirR irsm SIS - sl50-ws arr n W
II ng tiem. lid e. AMI Gentlemen zes at uhly
sl2- IN.
Aisi = large ETY. 4 beautifully rhs-ed and IN.
need 'iroid- tssid Hbrimg Case. Patent Lfy-r
Vs'~te-
" gnih -pns ST., of f;rntlrmen's md ladies
'lrile ti.sd ht'n~. Earr i.R~ and r -. Finger
Rings &r frpm g. 10 O.. faliJ d.-cr'ed iH shen
Ter.
Agate vented everywhere. enclos- Two Ted
~iam',~ fnT tITru az.
u i not Hsrrs-ary n end money viii 'he rider
- raa " paid tn The - ireS> agent deliVI " VI
ESd@.
All letters -ust be sdlrp.-ed n
LANES GERARD a c1.
a1gb Sol g ka2sAs - n. Z.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06
New York News.
NEW YORK, Aug

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.
The Common Council adopted resolu-
tions of respect to the memory Of Gen.
Hnlpin. and to attend the funeral in a
body.
Another murlcrous assault was made
last night, on policeman, in sd street,
named Bernaholtz, he was severely in
jured and thought dangerously. Several
arrests have been made.
Several deserving Swedish sailors Were
before Commissioner Osborn to-day, and
were rcmanded to the custody of the
Marshal TO await requisition OF the
vice-Consul.
Heinrich Schafer, the German murder
er was arrested at Patterson. The exam
ination is set for the ist of September.
Francis /. A. Boale. once Street In
spector and prominent politician, es-
capped from Bloomingdale Lunatic Assy.
lum last night, but was found and re-
tuancd there to-day.
The official letter of acceptance of tn,
Democratic nomination for Presidency by
Horatio seymour, will be made public to
morrow afternoon.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06
Delegates TO the Congressional Cons
venti0u.

MoNTPELIER-J. A. Page, T, r. mt
kin, Charles Reed, Joel Foster, Jr.
NoRruFIELp-Hemsn Carpenter, j. IL.
orcutt, John Gregory, ID, MoLearn, Ros-
well Dewey,
EAST MoNrpEIIER-Clark King, O. H.
Stevens. Timothy Davis.
woopRuRY-E, A, Ainsworth, ; o.
Wells,
wARREN-George Cardell, II. W. Ly'
ford.
CABor-Edwin Fisher, jeremiah At
kins.
yERGESSEs-Edward Seymour, II. C.
johnson.
CoRNwAId.--R. J. Jones, Henry Lane
HANCOCK l. Eaton, G. J. Darling
TiNMoUrH-Henry ID. Noble.
MOUNT HoLIY-John p. Hoskinson,
l.. II. Chaffee,
MESDoN- A. Bennett, Ira Ormsby'
PAwLET-Henry ID, Hostord, Fayette
Blakely, James NJ. Shaw.
/ HuRgARDroN-C S. Rumsey,
CLARENDON Aldrich, NJ. T.
Marshall.
FERRIsBuRdu-N, T, Allen, Putnam
Allen.
/ SuREwsBrRY-Nat Lord, Aller
/ Sanderson.
BRANDoS-E. n Briggs. J. +. Hig
gins, S. ii. Parkhurst, John Capen.
DANBY-Wm. Otis, Alfred Bucklin.
CAsTLEroS.- PITT W Hyde, Charlie
Langdon.
RurERr.-Jonas Wilder, George Hop
kins
BRrproRr.-H. y. Solace, J. R. Ferre
ADDIsoN.-Edward Gorham, Seymour
Everest.
BENSISGToS.-T W. Park, II. G
Root. and seven others whose names VI
have not learned.
BRIsToI-W. II. Holley and DR.. Ley
Hazeltine.
II MoSKToN-Daniel Ladd, L, L. Beer
L. b Smith.
SrARKsBoRo-O. ID, Baldwin, Thcma
Morrison.
! RARRE-George W. Tilden, Josia
!, Wood, L. c. Wheelock.
MrDDLEsEX-D. p Carpenter, Lear
der Warren.
WoRCESTER-A. V. Abbott, H. Ten
pleton.
| WATERBURY-Hon Paul Dillingham;
, C. F. Clough and L. II. Thomas.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06
Canadian News,

TORONTO, Aug. 4.
In consequence of the manner in which
the vigilance committee have recently
dealt with the express robbers in the
Western States, there have been numer-
Gus arrivals of well known desperate char
acters here of late, and the Canadian ex-
press companies have taken the precau-
ton to place armed guards on all express
trains.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
rob the express office at Sherbrooke, on
Sunday night.
Morse Il Co, bankers bf this city, were
robbed of two hundred dollars in open
day light.
Henry Remand, the New York forger
whose extradition was, recently applied.
for, was discharged from custody to-day
The case was compromised by the prison
er's agreeing to return to the States if
criminal charges were abandoned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

LONDON, Aug. 4.-Eycning,
Ccnsuls closed "a, a 94s for Bath.
Bonds IL Il m. Illinois % rs, Erie
fl Bonds at Frankfort -! - IS.
PARIS, Aug. 4-Evening.
Bourse dull Securities 20.
ROME, Aug. 4.
4 festival was held in this city to com
memorate the semi-centennial anniversary
of the foundation of the Universary Of
Rome There was great gathering of
students, alumni and friends Of the iusti-
tuition from all parts of Germany A
banquet took place, at which, among the
distinguished guests present was the Hon.
George Bancroft, the American Minister
to the North German Confederation.
VIENNA, Aug. A.
The German Democrats held meeting
in this city last night, at which speeches
were made and resolutions. adopted de-
ploring the practical exclusion of the Aus
trian empire from their former station
with Fatherland, and protesting against
the settlement of the question of the
German united states through process OF
arbitrary annexation, declaring that all
action to that end should be based upon
the will Of the respective states.
LONDON, Aug. A.
Mr.. Scallon, counsel for the prisoner
Hassen and Costello in a communication
to the London Times repeats his declara
/ tion that his clients were tried and con
ycttd on the evidence procured in tn,
United States.
| The Times reiterates in the most posi-
tive terms its dertial of the correctness O
the statement.
The royal commission i'll the 1risl
Church establishment have made their re
port. They recommend the abolition o
all Of the Episcopal sees and cathedral es
adjustments in Ireland except eight, t
| be maintained on reduced Incomes The,
also report in favor of measures to encour
age tenants under church leases to pur
chase property in perpetuity and to en-
able land holders by the payment OF 1.-THE
and such charges to eventually redeem
and regain possession of their lands.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06
The Congregational Convention

The Congressional Convention was or
gained 10y the election of Hon, a l.
Miner Of Manchester, president; I, IL
Clough of Waterbury, Secretary. \
Committee on Credentials was appointed
Of two from each county, except Rutland
which was given three members. After
some two hours and half spent
in deciding upon contested seats, The
committee reported, and, as We g
To press, half.past four o'clock p, m, th'
roll is being called, We can give no con
lecture As TO the result, at the present
writing. The convention is largely at
tended from all parts Of the district.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

tsmber next, The Sentinel notices II as
follows;
The address will be delivered ON the
second day, by Hon, George W. Henaee
of Worthwhile, A new and attractive
feature in the fair win be the awarding OF
premiums To the best lady rider othet
additions viii also be made 10 the list OF
nremiums, and the rules and regulations
have been changed in some respects,
Trotting and running races will also be
introduced and probably foot race, bag
race, etc, all Of whioh-though hardly a
Legitimate part of agricultural fairs-heip
10 bring in the fractional currency, and
thus make our fairs financial success.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

AUBURN, y. T., Aug. 4,
Large crowds assembled at tho depot
this afternoon 10 witness the arrival Of
the Chinese Embassy,
The members proceeded Immediately To
the residence Of Mr., Seward. Tomorrow
morning the Embassy win visit the prison
In the afternoon they 70 to the farm Of
IL, ), Demming 70 witness an exhibition
of mowers and reapers. On Thursday
they 20 to Willow Brook to partake Of
the hospitaities Of +. T. Martin.
The distinguished visitors will remain
in town until Friday, and then go to Nj
agara Falls
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06

\ LoSa-rRTp HOUSEHOLD PErSp. More
than two-.hirls of all the sewing don" in my
family for the last two years has been done by
Grover 4 Bakers Machine, and hnv" never had
4 garment zip or need mcndiug, except those
rents which truhcsome boy, will make VA whole
cloth. II Is, IN my opinion, by lar the most val
liable of any have tried, Honestly approaching
the Cxcellruoics Of yotir machine could give Il
no higher praise than the fact that when my only
daughter married | gave hor thus lous-tnel
household friend, Gcpnyiug iny>eH OF its services
90 tighten her drs, assumption ut domestic du-
ties ~. Letter from Mrs. Henry WaTl BcecAeg.
Sold 10y Z, y. MERRIAM, Rutland.
SawlwNdS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-06
SA friend who has travelled in GERMANY

MA friend who has travelled In Germany,
reports the following incident, Tor which be youch'
rs; During the summer, DR., J. c. Aver spent
some weeks at Dresden, in conference with the
chemists Of Central Europe, where he was her
aided As the inventor OF the world renowned med
icines that bear his name, and considered one Of
the American celebrities, While riding, one day,
his open carriage fell in with the eortege of the
King OF saxony, on drive from the review. The
Doctor SION scame the chief attraction and re-
eeived the marked attention OF the people, who
were even more demonstr,,iye IN their couitr-
sizes 20 HIM than 20 the King himself whom they
see 50 constantly King John, observing tins,
wrapped his military cloak around him AMI H.
cined upon his seat, while our great American
medicine man did the honors for the royal rrnue
graciously bow ing, hat IN hand, on every side,
until wearied by his excessive condescensiou 10
/ this oh monarch's people. GSwl.
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Deaths.

COOK In Orwell, July 18th, Batsey b. wife OF
Daniel NJ. Cook, aged 4 years
HOPKt ms At Rock Point, Burlington, July
Slst, of cholera inftntum, Helen Iouise, daugh-
Ter Of the Rev. Theo. a. and Alice l.. Hopkins, in
the third year OF her age.
REYNOLDS Rutland, Vt, July seth,
Mary Myrtle, daughter Of Harvey \. and Mary
l.. Reynolds, aged months.
GREEN In Rutland. July Slst, Loget.e $
wife of 4. II. Green, aged IS years.
OLMSTFA Don the lst inst, Berthe, young
est son OF Charles and Harriet OImstead, aged
one year.
CoPpINs In Center Rutland, on the ID inst,
Edward 7. Coppins, aged 50 year..
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HAVANA, Aug. 4.
A battle took place near Jacmel, Hayti,
on the eth Of July, between the revolu-
tionists and the forces of Salnave, which
ended in victory for the former The
revolu,ionists have concentrated 1000
men, well provided with provisions and
ammunition, around the city of Port au
Prince, and are pressing the siege with
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