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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-15

HJhACI lCAlJ BOSlNEoo IhE1 a
Il RATION
DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS.
COMER'SC COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
BOSTON.
Grateful for The very generous reliance reposed
in him for more than quarter Of a century, the
subscriber hopes, with increased experience and
untirng efforts for the interests of his students,
to merit and receive a continuance OF confidence.
GEORGE X. CONFER. A. NJ, Principal.
Catalogues and Circulars, giving full informs-
ton. with Mr.. Corners works on Pennsnship,
Bookkeeping, Navigation. &c, sent by mail, or
NAV be had free at the College, 1928 Washington
Street, corner of West Street Boston. 2Im2
10000 COPIES SOLD
y or THE
Bill A I L
A collection of Sacred Music for Choirs, Singing
Schools. Musical Conventions &c.. by l.. o.
EMERSON, author of Harp OF judah "'Golden
Wreath, "Mery Chimes &c.,is
The Best Book for Chous.
The Best Book for Schools.
4 The Bea Book for .Sooetes,
| The Best Book for Conventions,
! TIE Best Book for Practice.
| me BEST b00A .fOF cOc1df ongHy,
\ Tie Bea Byok for families
The Best Book for all Singers,
Stted to all denominations--An oeoasons--All
capacities
Units Singing School Exercises-In it's
Glees, Part-Songs, &c.-In its An
tthsms and Sentences - In its
Chants and Selections-In
its variety of Hymn
Tunes.
Pride 81 ~ Sent postpuid OLIVER pIrsQN
/ 4 60, III washington b. BosNA AN
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credit for the editorials of other Journals,
that we were surprised and gratified,
yesterday morning, At socing our re-
marks quoted and approved, and eredi-
ted to the VermoHtrr. It is true there
was a trifling error in attributins our
cemarks to the v,,msates but, of course,
ws DO not object to that We are afraid,
However, that ID will arouse the ire of
eur vsrgenneH contemporary. Please,
Mr.. Herald, he little moro careful OF
the feelings " your friends.
----.---------------. ..-.-..
CosvocAT1oN.--A very large cbnvo-
cation Of the Episcopal Church, in the
Diocese of Vermont, was held in I'M
manuel Church. Bellows Falls. on the
list, End, and srd inst, Twenty-nine
cisrgymen were present, including Bis
hop BisseIl, and eleven from other do
eesee. The services were more or less
choral, that at the Holy Communion
being probably the most complete and
elaborate of its kind ever held in this
diocese. Impressive sermons were
preached by the Rev Messrs Hopkins,
Smith, and Putnam and able papers
were read, adverse to the Papal supre-
macy, and on a. Religious Training"
BY the Rev Messrs Peck and Fairbanks.
Nineteen persons were confirmed,
whom the Bishop happily addressed.
The clergy in SUPPLIES entered and re-
tired from the church, singing process
sional and occasional hymns, and the
entire music was rendered by clerical
choir in robes, assisted by lay choir of
men, two of whom were choristers in
Trinity Parish, and that of the annun-
ciation, New York. The musical direc-
tor vas the Rev Mr. Peck, of Rutland t;
The organist, Mr. S B Whitney, Of st
Paurs Church, Burlington. The music
vas hearty and devotional, and mostly
adapted to congregational use. A large
doral cross on the altar-ledge and other
bright flowers, some in silver vessels
and some growing in pots, adorned the
sanctuary. Encouraging reports were
received from the missions of the do
ease. Action was taken for the further
prosecution of missionary work under
the Bishop, and urging regularity
promptness, and liberality upon all the
parishes and missionary stations in
making the quarterly collections fol
diocesan missions.
The attendance on this occasion wa.
sesd, the people hospitable, and the
rector, the Rev G s Hale, indefatigable
in his efforts to secure a pleasant and
profitable season. Hehas lately opened
ssehool for young ladies, by the nam,
Of "Bt. Agnes Hall" This parish /.
VIGOROUS and prospecting, and now oe
snpies its new and beautiful church
which cost some $50, 900.
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Terrible Earthquakes IN South AmerIca

quakeS ever known. The shocks Oc-
cured on the 18th of August, and lasted
only five minutes. In that short time,
from 5000 to $4,000 persons persisted,
! and 10000 were made homeless. The
! sea rose thirty feet and swept the coast
with irresistible fury. Arequipa, Iqui-
que, Chala, and Chericha were literally
ruined, and all tho other buildings
in these towns which were not destroy
ed, were so badly damaged as to require
demolition for prudential reasons. A
correspondent Of the New York Herold
says:
On the 18th instant thi. unfortunate
country WAS visited by the most terrible
earthquake that ever has stricken terror
in mems hearts. At half-pas;. five o'clock
on that day, I'd the cities in the southern
portion of the republic. fearful noise
"as heard. which fortunately served as an
| alarm and enabled many of the people
| Ia flee to the nearest elevation, A few
me ments after the earth commenced to
move visably, and the motion continued
for four or five minutes, when the shock
became so severe as TO destroy buildings
constructed of the heaviest stone and CO.
ment, All al9ng the southern cost the
sea was terribly agitated. First the was
tiers in the different bays and harbors
rose TO a tremendous hight, and immed-
ately following came nm enormous tidal
wave, which, in the ports not having
sufficient elevation to resist the water de
stroyed the towns and carried the ship
ping in some cases half mile in shore,
and Jeff them high and dry on the main
land
The town of africa, one of the most
important ports of the republic, is also to
be PemS INBRED, This town, which con-
mined nearly twelve thousand inhabi lanis,
WAS visited al the same time by the same
terrible phenomenon, and not one house
lie left standing, Here, as in Al equipa,
the noise and prominitory symptoms of
ihs calamity gave these people time TO
seek some plaes OF safety, and by this
providence only five hundred lives were
tost The bay rose like a waterspout,
tue vessels moored there, necessarily par
ting lhsir anchor chains, and then, as at
ST Thomas, a great tidal wave was for
med, which forty feet high and roaring
like whirlwind, precipitated itself on
the devoted ships and carried them far
into the mainland.
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TESTIMONIALS.

HOS. GEORGE W. WOODWARD,
G.lef Jatfes 81 ne spproae caesa " Pnntglsuaia,
fea,dtiphss, March ~. 1897.
y Ind H,cfsnds - German R.iters Is .
good tonic. n.eipi III - di.es-ss o. Il. tlsss.
I've org4ns, and oi - - xrrst t1rt Al In essss
of debility and want action 10 TIE system
foaFs trn'y- GEO. ". T,ppHAED"
HON. JAMES THOMPSON.
Jaage Of re ftrrtme toxst NJ Ffnrsgfrcnia.
f'afl9s.stpAfs, pit IL. lsC6.
,aedir In Il attacks Indigestion CT pysp.rsis
can tfy his from IN, experi-nea of IL
foErs with rrspsct,
JAMES THOMPSON
From Rev. JOS. II. KENyARD, u. n,
Tuitsr 81 TIE T,ata Ei,asss .lsrch ra.trdeioa;a.
Tr. .rae1snn- Dear sir. have b. On freru.ntIx re-
guAst-d ~ ccnnss my bame with recommendations a.
drsht kids af mediines bn. tardinr fbs prsc,,e.
80 out Of m, Pate sphere, have In
al eAses hscinea, bat With cher proof 10
faulty. Of the urefunass CT DR. ofapds f,erm.n
bitters depatf for trsui rny c1ur.s IA 81
press iny n conviction tat eeneai a,J},t, Of a..
sysl-ns rrd ssfecfrT Jor Lirsr tUpsa, II ia a sr5
ase raRas< prepprstiGn In may "a, l,ut
~h9 suiier rom the sboye csnsss
j. II REyvAgp.
Eight. below Coates u
From Rev. r. D. rEADaLL,
As-lsay. kasfos GgYfaian Chronicle Ps III, sIph;o
have derived deeiied h-u.h, from the use or nt Of
land set;hsn Biters ant fe, TINY ptti eye I, res m
msbd thea ~ most rausble to.c u All y no arr snf
f-itnz from ger ers Dr., flty from d,rsss a.i.tns
from arrangement q th7Iiver
lou:., truly,
EFT. tEsrALL.
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Refers by Permission 10

ind .r 1es-th Gtilfs;f, OF Eixardsvfc
: = Fate, MAY ot oi tire City OF Altcn
Weaver. Alderman do d.
Geo yaehpt, do Go do
thss Wise, .ttorrcs
Baker, ltfse aiion City Corr.
G 4 Caldwell. q. hiar Alton National hstk
% % R5rie, Ca h or sisst Nati0I al Bank. Alton
] Scsrfi,t, President do do do
l. aIn r. sno.saain Grosr, stem
CHS Phiuney. d. do
rarr fsi.hup d. do
r " R1teiar, Esp-Nss gent Alton
TOPPING Bros c., Wholesale Hardware II rcharta
Netsou Hayn1r, do 20
D : Hoasisad. whalssale Clio bier
Jnige II " hii!inss
Cot A t3ac. rsstpr
d Alien, Fniton Iron works, 81 Louis, No
Wa err. simops & 90 d.
David Psrsor, H,uker Carroii5on. ~
A " parshrra. ksnkeT, Nirden Ill
NJ tthcw Cowsn. Miller, do
II II B. & b, Foundry, IAiethrld, I'll
Neer Bro, Millers, cariinsiiIe, Ill.
Jaue~. Chapsn i Co, Wsoiessc Dealers in eooperazs
heagp, III
A Me ker. whoiesaIeFron Dealer, chcsfo, III
VIM Wilson, Wholesale IIRfd~ate, $. LOUIS
Hanson q %, Alton Agricultural works
R.ineke d Thomas Msllers trard, III
Mess a Cent s,li q Nanglsr Boiler Dealers
Fill y, $40 Main street, St Louis
John ehieid, III worth Market street, Ct Louis
osozisy. Eagle forpdry
Vol, 100 and Ill Main trest, B. Louis
Aug Frank, d, do
Joseph Qaisley, Alton
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Iyafeuefofss Hair Dye.

This svtssdl3 Hair nysis TIE beg. In tho world, tie
say true sad esTfsc. Dye: tsrsisss. reiss issfSta
disa pointmsEi. Ridiculous tints remedies
he III eGcts OF bad dye; ih,igoratss and ss4res the
Har soft and besn,isu' ttaes bsoen. Fold ~ sl
D1sgEi' aud Ferfamrrs aud properly applied Il Batch
olcr's Wig Farsos =. No 10 B5n4 street, Few Yors
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PRICES

hoos snd's German Rttsss, per bottle ... n co
Hoohsnds Germsn Tonic rnt up in aasrt bottlss 10
per bottle, or half dozen r,.....-. "a
nos i,sEsf TO examine Well ine article leu ba =
| In of1er u xst HE fsrai,sA s'
ksr s.Is by all DruSaisfs and Dealers
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VALUED AT $500. 900.


Second Prixe-0ae Let On Second street,
between Piasa and Market streets. nearly opro-
site the City niiiing, Altos. ili---15 feet -ee-
cad street suitable lsr s;erns. Sslns sd,Jgg
y hird Prigs -9ne Lei on Gamer between
Thirl AM, FoaIis s;resis, AiIon. iil--29 feet On
Piazza street and 50 fee. deep. yaIned al s. noe.
Fourth Priz s--one Lot adjoining the shove.
20 feet on piasa stree: and 50 feet deer. Yained
ST 81. 600,
Yifss Prize--one Lot adjoining the sse4s,
% feet on Fiasa streei end 80 feet deep. 4slsed
81 ss,9ea.
sig Prize-,one Lot Hijoining the above
Lots, II # frtw Piasa street, 50 fl deep, hHl-
ing same 24S 80 feet. two stories high, Of stone
and brick. occupied as . carpenter shop. Valued
si 1850.
Seventh fr.Ee-nae new Engine aud IA.
Mil ali complete Of best manufacture, and fr-
ished in good style. Valued st 5000.
Eighth Prixs--one new Engine. sll CON-
pie,c, with Governor, sohcrse power, finely su-
isbed. yaiaei at 50 GOO.
Four PriEss.-CcEsis.inc Of foar Fhreasing
Machines and Horse Pasers fS-harse power,l or
best manufacture. talslnd at sdia each So, 600
Twenty-Five PoZ,s--ya Sugar Mills, con
sisiug es aj rrw Mis, Of hest manufacture.
1920 each--vaiesd 1t s3.iee.
cns sa,- mit'--For sa#ins cord wood, new
sn3 ell sosU| lsete, f.-sln poser. sE.as. st3s.
TWENTY-FIVE Pr.x s.-fn aue Sewing Ma
fi3tiN> 1hf - 'ee- .
cf Howe ard Singer Manufacturing Companies,
saagi4g Ii Fs.cs fsen SIS 10 sits-ssincd al 81,
4R5,
TCerty-Eve Pixies In Silver Hunting
Case Lever Watches, faa jssee,l, at s25 each
valued =, Ss2s.
F4Yty.ssven rrizes--of valuable and use
iul article. vii range IN ptee from SIS to So
valued at $>1s
One HpneYsd Prizss--Iu areehbaeks, AT
sia FER priss. eaies - NJ.
Twsntr Prix ss-Tnsess IF best quality sii
yer Plated hnisssand Turks At : per set SLIGO,
Twenty Gvs Prizss-fn sets Of best silver
iiSy.
Twenty Prisss-Tn Albums. Al 81 caeh,-
sl3e.
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Making in all 300 Valuable Prizes,
RAsrsG
En- ora SO To slZ9. 600.

DETAILS IF THE nRAH'I MA suitable
committee u responsible ami honorable gentlemen
viii be selceiel 10 cont.ast ~ drawing and award
ing the r,izes On he day et9hidfed, 81 lie city
Hail. Alton ILL., f.au If drawing viii be similar
TO the aae Of ghoatesu 4 smith mill sni ia rrl.
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Watches and JeweIrv.

a 6ihLEk rorDew kAanpIpa ana ,y,..x ,,r.et.
n importer, M,nsscsu-er and Waaisszlr Dsss.r q
a.ieass sssel,s slsss sad Plated ws,s Assscy 8.
Hsreh ~4depdiy
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sEsss{ T f#.5l
the certificates are all sold, there will b
donated 70 ,tha orphans of the city of Alton tWt
thousand. dollars.
All money received from the sale of Ger
tifcates; Mill be deposited in Alton National Bank
and Ffrst Estional Bank Of Alton. Ill, to- TN
credit ofthc Association, and viii remain In bank
until the drawing.
RQ-After wanlingtheprisss, Warranty Deed
will be given to the lot that the Iron Works stand
on. and other lots CLEAR Of incnn branee.
Any person wishing TO zee sample OF
prizes, can do so BIZ calling 1t the Pai,ersons
Iron Works Once.
N0TIvEt-The above Iron Works viii be kepi
running until awarding Of prIrs. and reeve {, ~
orders for work. AMI Gil tbetn ~ promptly - mas
been done for the last sescn years
NOTICE mo person will DO authorized 70
sell Certificates Tor the Association, Of bs rscog
nis,d q an agent, unless holding certificate t.
mat eject fron, the Manager OF the Association.
! NoTTcE!. Persons sending for certiGcatrs
frem tho country rsn send in registered letter..
pisa.e rive the addresa, name, IN county.
All'orarrs nsst hs addressed -
! yAs, NATTEBsON,
Z prePrsetef and Mapa esr.
A. III. naes o Psttsnoai Iron WORKS. ALTOS, ILL.,
mAg19 ~
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.
Authorized Capital 49,. 49,. 500, 900 90
Capital paid up and Invested. -. $50, oss 90
A S S E 7 S
strst Mortgages m Rea, E.f.ss, worth twice
r, me A'aoai FIR which Il Is mortgaseds a2b50 90
y, :, a-<s u m S..... ksirs3 co
al Es'ht., &C. spyso CT Buildingl va!us I5h.o %
tiasms for Ps~m as1s Dae a.i ret Due - 4,ts 20
sasr sia nar o. - c9 Hn,ti ass Isl eas
~ ez.n,s----.- isess1,
i'ohss ffoferss t-----.-. ssi2 ~
- onRt o. hnets,. .ssgs nj 81 Z
..e. a ~, su'.. thn pae...-.., NOME
49, M DOT ...t2 ss4t 20
i <ss !. y. Gs -
Leases m sspense Waiting for fgrtk. Proot asa 81
Total Amount o. oiher Legal Claims Aga n,t the
py,...-..--,...,.- ......a 80 on
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SALMON ?. CHAss has been aud id the 10
his abolition sentiments even to this day, but
he il an utterly selfish politician and has al
ways been ready to resort 10 ths most sinister
means to promote his own advancement.
He has now the Presidency on the brain. and
il ready to sell ont everybody and eserything
10 secure nomination from the Copp erheada
of The North and their rebel ard late slave
holding allies Of the South.
Why, We ask, should an honest Democrat
support Judge Chase in preference 10 Gen.
Grant?
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First Prize,
PATTERSON'S
htn Works &P0QldrY

on TIE corner Of PISA and Third streets, front
ing en- Plaza i6e feet, raining haek leo feet.
sire 81 Machine seep. IS feet vile and 100 fee.
ling four stDfsns high-arss story stone, two foot
val, the, other three briea; metal roof: heavy
iron eoiamns thTsHga the centre af each story.
Foundry IS feet vide, 80 feet long, 20 feet high,
o. hIs4k, god ezrals snd room. and core room.
EI eksns;tE Shop 23 feet vide. 50 fse, long stone
sad hgick, metal rsgf. oiss 1879, two storie.
high q tTiek; metal r9af, All the above Shops
are sopglicI With Tie ba-l engine, lashez rlseers
sud ,ooit threH zhosl,; good iot Of iron and wood
sssksf and good Iqt II patterns TIE sbore
slap has capacity 70 wors 100 hands. ufce
has SAFE, g. Is. tl9ek, and furns.pse-a,ljn gsoi
a.ier
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STATE OF ILLINOIS,

HzePAfNfoa lbaRfy.
dohn =. smith, prssseat ADD VIM Tre-,sy.
Safy g. the Winussh-k razes Csm,aa !, e.
port ineis brg seytssy sid dol, s~ fn d., CSC ~
~ .1at me ia trn- ai ard correct s<,s
J.nusry, 1868, and that t,ey the above de.ehsd
omeers thereof JOHN ssIsH, Persistent
snbscribed and before me- hi. Il 4, ~
aAty, y Uos 0E rkuh WDir p
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Chicago arau Works.

r,rRLEx gYRHEGt Isapos, Ies ara J0Gbsi. 81
- shlaa, utsfs, sad EHiarn Eare. no = iaks
rect
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- Does the Riuneahisk pay its Iess..7 r.aa ~.
following from prnine hu ines men % ct,e.s s
-. CElcAco Estruarr a ,1saa

Msfh fiq. Psssiisrf H;a1eSkfsl Issarg,cs ~.
lstaT bar: o.f Hlm sAise, ssd ETY. t4.l.f ss,, !,
9TH wn q You hsse This S-stl-d orr eia,, ~
fehcy 70 os-s tsHsd b. sanr gtIts brewster & pe.
frf fsf 70 80 In scknaaJeigin. tta ,er4la. AZ ~.
:ass ~ Of oar raest ssatesa az, rssip Of ypur fn
e spe~d pssiseat II t1e fulamasnt q orr ,.,r
ese ~ ccsn'. nd yer 1rnp.,y tbs fa,e Mi.
as'saa ons ssNsstsss u.a usioIs aad tr..siss Ysr
he shfst uss our D. m u 4, i sk;ss IN
n one VI tha mot popular ,omsAs-s IN our
Yen.s. sespsrTfalis
q GRrars ! RI
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Cloths. sn.stu,eres, de.

NV s9sllIIFf RBA 10 N.Ld tuTtrspi Ars5
II. ety. st0si 81 bsf L -, its Lz.a, iAssetd
q q tsts aad ts,,4d, 70 sgs d - liet s1@tt
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CAUTION.

Hoofsnd'a German Remedies arc eeuntsrf,f,., g
ms, ,hs n. ,,saa i, 20. q y iAaksosi- on
counterfeit
Principal ONCE and man Il fhs at-m.n M.d,
cine bfcrs, 70 esi ARCH reel, Bh'snd spsis
CHAa n. EVANs,
CORN an Drag Lat Pro 9fIet +
Formerly 9. JAckloN I co.
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trochery aud tsIn..u are.

TrspsxHocp ) ca, Ctoanaai sis y a-sehspfs IN flat
Gfsn, s-sd,, Pork Lard, Bte4 iaIo@, etc, Of
81 II q Isa AtrsFt
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Cox Iasu1.
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STATEMENT or the
Vinnehisk Insurance Company,
JANUARY 1st. lses.

) \ : Z AIRY 1n, Isos.
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KORtset0R NUD. - 6NHs
A. IN. naes o Pnttsseni Iron WORKS. ALTOS, Ill.
mAy3e -
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finaka.
Boots and shoes.

rJaoMLiNsoS B7os, Publishers ard Bos kseil.rs, "
l Lake street.. far tish sunday Ecba1t LkrsYtes Oh
Hbsss Catalogues Of Sand schosf pnLiicaioni
fafpikheA
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NOTICE.

WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Ars made .ropE b. Lbs ~ eiher Of these remedies.
They VII cure sssry q MAEAsNJs without fail.
TAen.ssds 81 rsfflsextss have sesstsuistfd IN the
hsucx n tia pfcfistos, tint VII allow ofthe rnb
tcstiDn u tut fsv. These, IL viii be ot~ fvrd
Of BOTS snd u sseh sasdlpg tha. they must be te-
tfsTed.
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DkfaFAM, co. pYEAR 4 HIy,ss t.,.,s-, -, 81
- p'efy .rdsarss hes asn. psi, 5oahss and h,n,
,s, ~. Spring. Axiss, Bolts and u .iIebis Ircp
HAYDEv KAY. s an; = - r-7r--, "
tarsrs and Dealers ia Lea,a.r Cara ye t,aod 80
said r,y Hard are SA'fAss 0'ous shs
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STATE TuCKET.

! 4. GRlNNELL, Of Poweshiek County
l.. D. INGERSOLL, Of Muscatine County.
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Per.oms .sdraHeed il Lire

And telling tbs ksnd Of raae Weighing hsastiy rpen
th~a ~fsn ait iis .tisnAsnt .s all! aud IN the Of
III rrhRs the Ton stEh ihs1 ~ls s,ii
liz their veins rss.ore IL nissssTs tas tsssSst
OF youthful d,,s kefi mp their sirunk
forms and give health and happiness thir remain
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sf.,ofi,.. ys.,1c.,,....
SaddIery Haraware.

q q.
l1,istli u, ar-.n ane k,d .to.Bng s afss rise d
sss IS faTaishtd Whsta re R.y nore lbs hing
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Blank Books, Stationery & ia
nQr ~ n rt.f In tlS4s
ta,.,..,, .ssidu.

IIatsY, HAIL ahiN II, Egai Cgmcis-isa u
rtaa,. - = ID IS VI -hls,a hseanf co nsf isk
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seed store.

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scbI Mary Fletcher. stacy, from Warren for ?hila.
delphia, at Newport 2lst inst
scbI FEMME Elder, shea, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Newport 2lst Inst.
schr @ q b. Brooks, Brooks, hence. at Fa'l River
2lst inst.
schIs Golden Eagle, Howes, and s. A. Reed, ,Arnold
schTs ], NJ. Flanagan, Shaw; M. A. Holt Holt; H.
Hobart, Munson; and Wake. Candy, for Philadelphia
sailed from Providence 2lst inst. -
6cbrs J. p. McDevtt, McDevitt, and N. III. Bene
dict, Ellis hence. at New London goth inst-the
scbr r. Arcuarius Gregory for Philadelphia, sailed
from Rocklend 18th inst. .,-,-, -,
from New Bedford 2lst inst ..,,,-.-,,,- -,
ScbI Mary A Tyler Tyler. TOR phlladelpna' saheo
schr VIM. Marcy, Champion, hence AT gloucester
schr Alfred Richards Arey. hence, at Gardiuer, Me-
10th inst - .. - ,,,,.--.--
SchTs ida Richardson; VIM. b. Thomas, Winsmore
w. IL. Tiers Hoffman. all for Phila1ephla; Jonn a.
Griffin, Foster, and w. F. Cushing Cramer, Tor
northern port. loading at Charleston 2Oth INST
SchTs West Wind. CorBOn; f. j. Heraty, Mereultn;
and Bow, Rose. hence. at Boston 2ist inst. -,
SchTB Clara Montgomery, Borden, And Lena Hun
ter Shepard, for Philadelphia, cleared al Boston 2lst
schr Jessie 8. Clark, Clark. hence, at Holmes Hole
sohr John H French Burgess hence for Pembroke
sailed from Newport 2lst inst. Also sailed schr David
q. Floyd. - - -, =, -.
2st inst
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AMUSE TENTS.

NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE
IN THIS EVENING
TIE WHITE FAWN,
Ard Jarrett and Palmer's combined -
PABISIENNE AND VIENNESE BALLET
TROUPES.
MAD'LBES BONFAN11, SOHLh E. ARDRION.
CEREBELLE OBFRTI MAZZAkl FRANCISCO,
PINZUTTI. and LA PErI TIE SOHLAGER,
SUPPORTED By 40 CORYPHEES,
And O Grand Corps de Ballet.
The Scenery is the most Beautiful and Costly ever
present ed at any theatre In the world
ADM I56ION.-DTess Circle and Parquet, 75 cents;
Orch, stra Seats 81; FRuilv Circle. % cei IS
NO EXTRA CHI ARGE FOR RESERVED SEATS.
SATURDAY-WHITE FAWN MATINEE
Matinee Adm ission-50 cents; Chi dren, D cents
TO ALL PARTS OF THE HOUSE.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE, BEGINS AT s..
w THIS Monday EVENING, Aug "a,
The great Burlesque Actor,
LEFFINGWEL
who will appear in two of his specialtes
BEPPO.
in Byron's Burlesque of Fra Diavolo, aud
ROMEO JAFFIER JENKINS,
p.ayed BY him over - - -
TWO Hun DRIED AND FIFTY NIGHTS,
in Edmund Faconer's NOnsensical Farce f
TOO MUCH FOR GOOD NATURE
In preparation, the Drama entitled
FOUL PLAY,
from The celebrated work of Charles Reade and Dion
Boucicauit, in six acts, by Charles Reade
I7OX'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE
T. EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE,
In Grand Ballets, Ethiopian Burlesques SOnEh
DRuces. Pentomimes. 9ymnast Acts. etc
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New jersey Items,

The Public Schoo'S.-Therc have been forty
five teachers employed by the Board of Educa-
ton for the Public Schools of Camden for the
public schools OF Camden for the present season.
The salaries OF these teachers rauge from $3.50
to Sl2G0 per year. The schools will commence
on Tuesday, the 1st of September. Many fine
Improvements have been made to the buildings,
and one new editice, of large dimensions, is
nearly 6uished. The rapid increase of popula-
ton and pupils demand increased accommoda-
tlons, and these are being supplied by the Board
as fast as means will permit.
Delegates Eieoted.-The Republicans of Mi Idle
and South Wards, Camden, have elected the
following named gentlemen delegates to the
County Convention:-Middlc Ward, B. II.
Shivers, w. c. Lee, Robert S. Bender, Ezra H.
Fish, and Samuel A. Lowe; South Ward, c. j.
Mines, 5. NJ. Gaul, G. Parker, John Osler, and
John W. Campbell. North Ward holds her
delegate meetings on Wednesday evening.