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stat. Of hs SSfrm Smnkcu, anal net 50 irritable as
RENTERS other Substances Of the tonic class unavoidable or
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AN lNsTITUTIoN.-Oak Hall has become
one of the institutions of the City of
Brotherly Love. Many people have been
or pretended to be concerned for the per-
manency of the establishment from it's very
beginning; but every year it has grown in
size, in efficiency and in the favor of the pco-
pie, until now after ten years experience it
stands head and shoulders above anything
of the kind in the State if not in the whole
country; and all lovers of good clothes are
glad to have such an institution to which
they can resort
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HARPER contains the following list of
contents:-Early Aeronautics, Jacob Alb
bot; Border of "reminiscences, r. B. Marcy:
Making Watches by Machinery, Alfred R.
Wallace; Night at Sea, J. w. De Forest;
Giants and Dwarfs, w. A. Seaver; Grant
on the Battlefield, Eugene Lawerance; A
Street Arab, N. G. Shepherd; A Brave
Lady, by the author of "John Halifax,
Gentleman; The Lovers Interdict, Alice
Cary; Notes for Travellers in Europe, Ly
man Abbott; My Enemy's Daughter, by
Justin NJ earthly; Fishing in Mists, Sarah
+ Chester; The Button-hole Boquet, Jane
Splatters; Squire Suffolk's Subscription
Mary A. Prescott; Mother and Child, Alice
Cary; Editors Easy Chair; Editors Book
Table; Editors Record of Current Events:
Editors Drawer.
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The July Magazines.

The Atlantic Monthly contains some very
good papers, with others of average merit.
Among the first are an admirable sketch of
Thomas Crawford the sculptor, by G. s.
Hillard; Birch Browsings, 10y John Bur-
roughs, a fishing series; a lively sketch,
apparently 4 true tale, of Three Years as a
Negro Minstrel, by Ralph Weller; and the
beginning of a clever French novelette,, by
Henry James, Jr. We cannot say much
for Il wordy article, full of repctitions,
upon Alt-Writers, by Eugene Benson. and
were disappointed in The Drummer Ghost,
by J. w. De Forest, who generally writes
well. There are two poems here, one
called The Restored Picture, by J. T. Trow-
bridge who has treated 4 common place
subject very gracefully. The other. by Mrs.
s. NJ Piatt We subjoin it, for the benefit
Of those who are good at guessing:
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C-c-C-C-C-C-C-c-C-C

ntR terms to agents before sending to any other
~ frm. We Civ" agents fO5 yards shceting.
for ciUb s of 100. il all returned, and at the
same rate for clubs of thirty forty and sixty. Recolect
cur Dollar Sale is tho oldest and largest in This ritv and
perfectly reliable all orders and letters being answor
thu day they are received! Don't pav the high
prices charged Al tho stores, hut your money by
sending 10 U.s. and don't condemn ciub system Of sell
ing gOOfS Jffpre ycU il. Male and f.malr agents
wanted in all towns and Villages where prices are high
In sending Clubs send lns. for each name Circulars
sent FIRE" l'y mail EASTMAN ( KENDALL, - uawlcy
Strret. Rnstnr. MISS.
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PETERSON MAGAZINE for July is before
us. The present number contains capital
steel engraving. '.The Romance of a
Boarding School, with a laughable story
by Ella Rodman. leads off; then follows a
mammoth colorcd steel fashion plate, with
five full length figures: and then we have
numerous wood-cuts of new bonnets. bath
ing dresses, &c, besides a score of patterns
for the workable, and also an alphabet for
marking, printed in colors. Mrs. Ann S.
Stephens continues her powerful novelet,
Marie Antionette's Talisman' Frank
Lee Benedict has also charming tale
Now is a good time to subscribe for '.Peter-
SON. Terms 200 year. To clubs, five
copies for $500, with an extra copy for a
premium, and also the premium engraving,
'The Star Of Bethlehem" Specimen cop
les sent gratis to those wishing to get up
clubs. Address Chas. J. Peterson, 3O6
Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
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DEMoREsT' MAGAZINE for July is already
received, and is as bright and elegant as
usual. 1t claims to be the Model Parlor
Magazine of America, and the ladies. who
ought to know best, acknowledge it to be
so. IT represents the Utility and Beauty
of Fashion, rather than its Frivolity and
Extravaganza. 1t is filled with original
Stories, Poems, Music, and other Useful
and Entertaining Literature, l:y the most
eminent authors; magnificent Engravings,
reliable Fashions, full size Patterns, and
other brilliant novelties. Terms: $500 per
year. Published at S3S Broadway New
York
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DODD'S NERVINE and INVIGORATOR

is a TONIC and GENTLE SrIMULANT which is NOT
attended 10y REACTION. What it gains for You il main
tans When refrrshes body mind it rsfrcshe, with
natural strength that comes to stay We not
mruding eeotalism in the interest of any fction hut
long and extended observation teaches that he who
resorts to the bottle for rest rrcuperTun, will fnd
ha keeps Mt it, that he is kinling fire in his bones
which consume like the flames Of pcrditinu Turn from
il. Take tGnic that will refresh and destroy
podds Ncr'inr is for sale 10y all Druggists. Price One
Dollar. Sec book Of Certificate. that accompanies each
In
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rict cheapest and best Knitting Machine ever invented
VIII knit 10000 stitches per minute Liberal induce
mcnts To Agents. Address AMERICAN KNITTING;
MACHINE Co, Boston. Mass. St I.ous Mo-
NEtKAsS:IA.-NtrrO and Fannie Weak
~ ness CHed-A Clersymans Widow suffered for
years with the above diseases and for the benefit of like
sufferers will send the means of her cure free
MRS. biNl FRANKLIN, Jersey City. New Jersey
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Fl ORRIBLEyy

HAVE suffered with CATAERlI for 80 wears it had
l. destroyed my voice and sacng-mraired nv
sight and hearing. In six weeks have been entirely
cured For humanitys sake will send the receipt for
the simple remedy. postage free to all afflicted. Ad-
dress REV. i. J. MEAD, Drawer No. 176 Syr;cucuse
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THIS Is NO HUMBUG!

HY sending IS cents with age height color eyes and
y hair you will receive. by mail a correct pic
urc of your future husband wife, will, name and date
Of marriage Address W. FOX, ?. o. Drawer No. "a
FEitonyillc. Y. Y.
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| STATUE,

Leave what is white for whittier use;
For such a purpose as your own
Would be a dleary jest, coarse abuse,
\ bitter wrong to snowy stone.
Let the pure marbles silence hold
Its hidden gods, and do not break
Those unseen images, divine and old
To-day, for one mean mans small sake
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In seven counties of K,ntucky no per-
son pays an Income tax.
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We publish an interesting letter, on
our first page, this week, by r. F. NJ. from
the gold regions, which, gives some account
of the destructive fire that almost totally
destroyed the mountain town of Helena
The wonderful enterprise of its people is
fast replacing the wooden fabrics, which
served as food for the flames, by substan-
tial buildings Of brick and stone.
The greatest affection of Montana ap-
pears to be Democracy, which flooded the
place from Prices army, when it was dis
persed from Missouri. The origin of Mon
tana Democracy is ominous, and having
nothing but the holocaust of the rebellion
to point the rising generation to, its days
are numbered i'll that young golden State.
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WANTED. AGENTS, per ,. a1s . to 5000 500,

and female. TO introduce the GENUINE 'IWpRoyrn
1pMfloN SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
m, machine will stitch, hem. fell tuck ouilt cord
nind braid and enbrni'lrr in superior manner
lfi'e only HIS Fully warranted five wears We will
p! 'o any machine that will sew stronger more
beautiful more elastic seam than ours II 1an ~
Elastic !pck Stitch Every scruud sttrI, can lac emf
ana sun The cioth cannot be pulled apart ithuut fear
ing H. We pay Agents from so To 500 per month and
expenses or commission from which twice thai ;,,nnunt
can be made. A'hlr"s. SECOMB Il CO. PlrT,nryn p,
Boston. Mass. or ST. LrtIS M. -
ShutiOh.-Do not i''imposcl upon ly other parties
pani'G "n worthless caz;-r"u machines u,r th sr
hai- OF otherwise Ours il til" only genuine and really
prAcilcli cIcAp In.tc!iimc lnnil,l.l. A,rr.l -
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QUANTITY vs.. QUALITY. IIELMGoDI's EXTRACT
StRSNPARilL, The dose is small. Those who desire
large quantity AMI large doses Of medicine ERR
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CAROLYN.

petition, numerously signed, has been
presented to the County Commissioners.
praying them to repair the causcway ut
Denton.
y camp meeting is to he held at Concord,
commencing August Goth.
VIM. Hardcastle died suddenly on the
9th inst.
The survey of the Queenstown and lIar-
rinston railroad has been completed, and
it is said work will commence ut an early
day.
John II. Seward has been appointed as
siStant keeper of the light house at Sllarp's
Island, at the mouth of the Choptank.
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OF S:

JAY COOKE Chairman Finance and Executive Com
mttce.
HENRY d. COOKE, Vice President
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actuary
This Company offers the following
advantages:
1t lisa National Company, chartered by special act Of
Congress 1865.
1t has Il ra'!-rp capital of sl.0oo,O00.
1t offers low rates of premium
1t furnishes larger insurance than other companies
for the same money
1t is definite and certain in its terms
1t is home company in every locality.
Its policies arc exempt from att;rlsaclt.
There arc unnecessary restrictions in tic policies
Every policy is nUn-furicitabc.
Policies may be taken which pay to the insured their
full amount and return all the premiums so that the
insurance only the interest ON the annual pay
mrnts
rol.'its may he taken that will pay the insured.
after certain number Of years during life annual
income of one-tenth the named in the policy.
NJ extra is charged for rsks upon the lives OF
females
1t insnrc not to pay dividends to "licylold-rs but
at so low cost that dividends will be impossible.
Circulars. Pamphlets and full particulars given
application t" the Branch Office of the Company, to
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ADAMS PRESS CO..
WAHTED..AGENTS F fsr, Pa, g I P.f;s..

80. 'til ana Forms for all Transactions in
every Htatr IE ilEorHlLUs PARSONS, Lib Professor
Oh La" III Harvard University. r0oK ron EVERY
BODY Explaining every kind of contract and ..nl
ohilgaon and showing how draw and execute ihcn,
me hishesi and best authority in tho land. Send for
or hberd terms 0iSo for Patent BiLs yyosn,ciuE
SENT FREE. PiRNErEEk ~ mn, ~ We
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BE CAREFUL
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAKE.

NlIIEN Won are exhausted 10y ovcr-w"rk Of head
wv hand and feel the need of something invigcratn..
don't drink whisky nor any intoxicating thing. whether
under the of Btcrs otherwise. Such articles
give Just much strength to weary body and mind
as whip gives to the aded horse, aud Alco
holic smnlants injurious TO Nerve-hcalth and
Always followed 10y DErRESSING REACTION.
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y lodge Of Good Templars has been or
ganiZed at the Trappe. There are now
three lodges in the county.
y new locomotive, named 'Easton,"
has just been completed for the Md. & Del.
Railroad, and has been sent down to the
company.
A Sunday-school convention will be held
III Easton July 18th.
camp meeting will he held in McNeals
woods, near Easton, commencing July Goth.
The annual convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Diocese of Easton, met at that
place on the 9th inst.
John Goldsborough, of Easton, has re-
ceived clerkslip in the p. o. Department,
at 4 salary of $1,000 per year Goldsbor-
ough would doubtless prefer gold, but rather
than lose it, would probably take his salary
in grccnbacks.
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The Eastern !Shorensan dominates Col.
Levin Woolford, Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Somerset county, as candidate
for Comptroller
The case of Jesse Walter VS.. Wicomico
county, was decided in the Worcester Co.
Court, two weeks since, the jury rendering
verdict of $500 damages to plaintiff
1t is said the County c ,mmissioners have
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Whv Not Make Money!

With STENCIL AND KEY CHFcK OUTFIT, and by selling
Novel and Attractive articcs' Circulars free.
low STAFFORD MFG. co. 66 Fulton St. New York.
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saoOos SALARY. Addrcs. U. $. PIANO Co.. Ny.
MANTED-- A Is Ell TIS

ASK your Doctor or Druggist for
WEET QUINN Eft equals (hittcrI Quinin.c
L. made only by +. STEARNS Chemist Detroit
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The Pence Jubilee.

The Peace Jubilee opened in Boston on
Tuesday last. Our readers can form some
idea of the immense sensation by the first
days report of the proceedings which we
append:
The chorus and Instrumental performers
numbered from 10000. to 10000, aud the
audience probably 25,G00, notwithstanding
the threatening weather. Fully half the
people inside the Coliseum We're ladies.
The first piece on the programme. the
choral, GA Strong Castle is our Lord"
was sung by the full chorus, under the di-
rection of Mr.. Gilmore. The chorus COM
prised 10000 voices, and the orchestra
l, 100 instruments. The vocalization ofthe
chorus was as distinct, and the enunciation
as clear as that of church choir.
At the close the audience testified its APP
probation by long continued applause
The overture to '.Tannhauser' was then
performed by a select orchestra of 600 mu-
sicians under the direction of Julius Eicll-
berg. 1t was carefully and thoroughly per-
formed, and was conceded to be Il success,
eliciting rounds of applause.
"Glory be to God on High from
Mozart's Twelfth Mass was rendered
by the full chorus, with orchestral and or
gan accompaniment, under the direction of
Carl Zerrahu. Gounod's cave Marie =
was then sung by Parcpa Rosa.
The violin obligato was performed by two
hundred violins, led by Ole Bull, under the
direction of Mr.. Gilmore. Parepa's solo
was heard in all parts of the building.
The next selection was The Star Span
gled Banner" which introduced the whole
chorus, the organ, and the entire force Of
musicians. together with the Ginning of
church-bells and the firing of artillery
This was one of the greatest features of
the day, and was grand success.
The audience, after joining in the chorus
to the last verse, rose en- nsdSse i'll state OF
patriotic excitement, and it was repeated
with renewed energy and harmony, closing
with another outburst of enthusiasm.
After the intermision, the 'Hymn of
Peace written by DR.. Holmes to the mu-
sic of Kcller's american Hymn" was
sung by the whole chorus, and was en-
Enthusiastically encored.
The overture of William Tell" follow
ed, and Parepa Rosa then sang the In
ffammatus, from "Stabat Mater" the re-
sponses being given by the chorus, with
accompaniment of organ and full orchcs-
ira.
The Coronation March, was well re-
ceived. The "Anvil Chorus was given
by the entire force, with 100 anvils. The
accompaniment created intense enthusiasm,
the audience demanding arepetition, which
was given.
The national air, s'My Country it's of
Thee" was the last piece, and was sung by
the full chorus, with all the accompani-
ments including the organ, entire orches-
ira, big drum, chimes, and artillery. 1t
was the browning success of the day.
The audience stood on their seats and
shouted and made extraordinary demon
STATIONS. The last verse was repeated, and
the entire audience joined in. With this
ended the proceedings of the first day.
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The steamer Balloon recently collided
with schooner, opposite the mouth of
Curtis Creek, the former sinking immc-
diately, while the latter was run ashore in
four feet water to prevent her from sinking
in deep water.
The festival of the NJ. E. Church, South
recently held at Cambridge, was complete
success, netting about 5000. The festival
at Alillington was also successful.
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Seven negroes have been arrested on the
charge Of robbing Turkhcimer & Catlin's
clothing store, Chestertown.
The military company of that town have
received their uniforms.
The Good Templars of that place have
rented Burchinal's hall us 4 lodge-room.
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ysloclpsoANA

Professor Ferry, who was formerly connected
with the Chase Brothers in the management Of the
Astor veloc,pedrome, vesey street., returned 70
town yesterday after absence of six weeks.
The professors old pupils gave him q cordial vel
come. Ferry Is as enthusiastic as ever over the
nery untamed bicycle
Andrew Gillespie II training for his match with
rarnsworth, the Brooklyn 'go-it-Rraceful."
Frank swift has kept himself remarkably shady
since his unaccountable championship 1zzle.
Fred Myers intends Jrotting out his new unicle
shortly. The "one.wheeed bcyces Is wondrons 10
behold and It's pace is something tremendous Hurry
up, Fred.
Young Felix Is astonishing the frequenters OF tho
Crosby street academy. On MONDAY evening ne
came or victorious in match with W. II. Pickering.
Twenty dollars was the aWQjint staked, but the
friends OF the contestants backed their men heavily
Felix rode first, doiag his hall mile IN 1A1 Picker
inQ's time was 1851. The same men are matched to
ride a hafme race for 500 side.
Blonde bicyoniists are among the latest Imperial
tons from England.
There Ia no truth In the rnmor that Lydia Thomp-
sOn Is studying the eccentricitics Of the headeso
steed. Lydia thinks legs were made for show and
not for working trsadlos-
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The TURF IN ENGLAND-TERRIBLE SLAUGH-
TER OF THE ARIsTOCRACY. The raid which
the British government Is now making
upon betting houses might well be extended
to Tattersalis, and it probably will be, if
it shall be realized that the havoc and
slaughter among arstocratic victims of
the turf cannot otherwise be stayed. Even
the most radical opponent Of the English
aristocracy must be shocked by the ruin
which gambling on the turf has lately spread
in its ranks. The fate Of the late Marquis of
Hastings and the Duke of Newcastle, and the
Earl Of Westmoreland and Lord Courtenay,
1uiH qudiE, d: once threatens and warns
their fellow patriciabs When it can be Said
without contradiction that half the members OF
the House of Commons and more than ''baf
the Lords are habitual gamblers on the turf
it is surely time for the people of England to
demand that an evil which has thus assumed
almost national proportions should be investi-
gated and checked
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LOOKING AFTER TREASURY FRAUDS. -iwo
up to the State Prison in Pennsylvania, and,
moreover, the emissaries Of the Treasury De-
partment are actively at work among the
fraudulent sugar dealers along the line of the
Mississippi, and aso among the cigar mer-
chants of this city and elsewhere. We are
grati6ed in these things to perceive that IAN
honest collection Of the revenues" is not for
gotten by Mr.. Boutwell,. In short, in his
general management of his important depart
ment, he is getting on as well as could be
expected and much better than was generally
predicted
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has been done in the way Of connecting the
Old aud New Worlds together by the marvel
lous aid of that sleepless handmade of science,
electricity, is it not fit subject for general
rejoicing that another cable, starting from
another great nation, has, with scarcely soli-
tary detention of moment, been successfully
submerged and a new avenue of intelligence
opened through Neptunes fathomless domin-
ions from foreign to this favored land?
II is to be regretted that this great moral
victory of science and skill should be met at
the threshold Of our own shores by an opposi-
ton both unreasonable and unjust. In Pc
cuniary point of view that opposition is I'M
doubtedly powerful, but in an enlightened and
common sense aspect it is unworthy of the con-
sideraton Of growing nation like ours. The
question of landing the French cable on our
shores is one not to be settled by any one or
any two members of the Cabinet at Washing
ton. 1t is question for Congress alone to
determine; and. meanwhile, in the interim Of
the assembling of the next Congress- it is not
improper to advise the managers of the French
cable to progress in their great work until it
shall not only bear fruit on French soil on the
Continent of America, but become immed-
ately native institution by baptism in the
waters of the United States, even if 1t be at
the snug little fishing town of Duxbury, Massa-
cb m