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THE Mayor, Council and Fire depart
ment of the city of London, Ontario,
will pay visit to Cleveland
The Central Pacific, California and
Oregon, Oakland and Alamada and San
Joaquin Valley railroad companies have
consolidated under the name of the Cen
trail Pacific
ALTIoUGH there are no vacant clerk
ships i'm the Washington department Of
fices, applications for appointments come
in daily, and all the departments are as
much worried as the Treasury, which
has five thousand applications on file.
An eagle was shot near Bcllve. Aus
tria, recently, bearing collar with the
date Of 1915, aud partially cfiaced coat
Of arms, His coat of feathers was i'm
good condition, bat he proved a little
tough wnen bToiled,
The printing of the grccubavk and
postal currency will he delayed several
weeks 10y the burning oC the bank note
establishment iu New York, as one face
OF all the notes were printed there and
the finishing done in Washington. \
large number of persons will be thrown
out of employment at tue Treasury on
this account.
THE official statement of Government
eNactions, just put forth by Mr. Boutwell,,
is as follows lS69-'7o Grant, S4OS, $751;
81; lS6S-69 .Johnsonl, $3.50, 943, ,747; en-
cess of Grant, So, ,sSI,625. That is, the
Government levied upon the people
nearly $4,000, O00 more in the first fiscal
year of Grants administration than in
the laat year of Johnson's.
NAPoLEAN is reported 70 have said,
during the height og his power as En-
peror Of Fronce, that he had PRESENT.
meut that he would end his days in
Cheap~ide, London, where he formerly
resided,
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DIR. BOLIANE,s NEW POEM


INVITATIONS.
What glory then! What darkness now,
! glimpse, a thrill, and it has flown.
Ireach, I grasp, but stand alone.
With empty arms and upward brow
Ye may not see, o weary eyes,
The band Of angels swift and bright,
That pass but cannot wake your sight,
Down tTooping rom the crowded skies.
Oheavy ears! Ye may rot hear
The strains that pass my conscious soul.
And seek but find no earthly goal,
For falling from another sphere.
All soul ofmineI All soul Of mine
Thy sluggish senses are hut bars
That stand between thee and the stars.
And shut thee from the world divine
From something sweeter far than soul,
And something finer than the light.
Comes through the discord and the night.
And penetrates, or wraps thee round.
Nay, God is here, could'st thou but see:
All things Of beauty are OF Him,
And heaven that holds the cherubim,
As lovingly embraces thee!
IfthOu hast apprehended well
The tender glory ofa flower,
Which moved thee by some subtle power
Whose source and sway thou could'st not tell:
Ifthou hast kindled to the sweep
Of stormy clouds across the sky
Or gazed with tranc,d and fearful eye,
And swelling breast. upon the deep;
rthou hast felt the throb and thrill
or early day and happy birds.
While peace that drowned thy chosen words
Has flowed from thee in glad good WILL
Then hast thou drank the heavenly dew;
Then have thy feet in rapture trod
The pathway Of thought of God;
And death can show thee nothing new.
For heaven and beauty are the same
OfGod the allinfOming thought,
To sweet, supreme expression wrought.
And syllabled by sound and flame.
The light that beams from ehildhood's eyes,
The charm that dweIls in summer woods.
The holy influence that broods
Ger all things under twilight skiez;
The music ofthe simple notes
That rise from happy human homes,
The Joy In lie and ali that roams
Upon the earth and all that floats.
Proclaim that heavens sweet providence
Enwraps the hOmely earth in whole
And finds the secret of the soul
Through channels subtleE than the sense.
o soul of mile! Throw wide thy door;
And cleanse thy paths from doubt and sin,
And the bright food shall enter in,
Aud give thee heaven forevernorei
Hours at Home.
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HooHand's herman BitinrS
Hollands German Tonic

is combination OF all the ingredients of the Bitcrs.
with PURE Santa Cruz Rum, Orange etc II is used
for the same disease as the Biers, i'll cases where
some pure alcoholic stimulus is required. You viii
bear in mind that these remedies are entirely dieT-
ent from any others advertised for the cure Of the dis
cases named, these being scientific preparations OF
medical extracts, while the others arc mere dec0c-
tiOns Of rum i'm some form. The TONIC Is decidedly
one of the most pleasant and agreeable remedies ever
offered to the public It's taste is exquisite. 1t is
pleasure to take it, while its liEegving, eXhilaratng,
and medicinal qualities have caused it 10 be known as
f1,a nef nj ali
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II

10 take anything else that he may say is Just good
because ho makes q larger profit on it. These reme
dies will be sent by express to any locality upon ap
pcation to the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. O3I ARCH STR EET, Philadelphia.
CHAS. M, EVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly @. NJ. JACKSON s. Coz
These remedies are for sale by Druggists, SorekeeP
ara, and Medicine Dealers everywhere.
~ Do lot forget TO examine well the article ~
buF, IN yTder 10 get the genuine
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eound healthy complexion. eradicate the yellow linge
from the eye, impGrt bloom to the cheeks, and
change the patient from sh0rtbreathcd, emaCiated,
weak, and nervous invalid, 10 iufaced, stout and
vigorous person
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HydrOphObIa-A simple but sure Rem
edy.

"The Norristown Penn Independent
says: In 1919, one Valentine Kittering,
of Dauphin County, communicated to
the Senate of Pennsylvania a sure rem
edy for the bites of any mad animal
He said that his ancestors had used it in
Germany two hundred and fifty years
ago, and that he always found it 20 an
swer the purpose, during q residence Of
fifty years in the United States. He
only published it from q motive of hu-
manity. This remedy consists in the
weed called chick-weed. It is a sum-
mer plant, known to the Germans a,,,,ii
Swiss by the names of GaUchnell Rot =
er Mayor, or ROther Huehnerdarm. Tn
England it is called Red PimperneI:
and its botanical name Is Angelic Pho
nloea. 1t must be gathered in June,
when in full bloom, dried in the shade
and then pulveriZed. The dose of this
for grown person is a small teaspoon
full, or in weight drachm and a scru-
pie, at once in beer or water. For chill
dren the dose is the same, vet it must
be administered at three different times.
In applying it must be used green, cut
into pieces, and mixed with bran or
other feed. For hogs the pulverized
weed is made into little balls by mixing
it with flour and water. 1t can also be
put ON bread or butter, or in honey, mo-
lasses, &c. The Rev. MuhlenbuFg said
that in Germany thirty grains Of this
powder are given four times day, the
first day, then once a day for the whole
week. whilH at the same time the
AFee;SiinG is washed out with a deeOction
of the weed, and the powder strewn in
it. Mr.. Kettering said that he il all
instances administered but one dose,
with the most happy results, This IS
said to be the same remedy through
which the late DR.. William StOy effect
so many cures"
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MASONIC REGISTER.
SYMBOLIC MASONRY.
] O. 0. F.
/. O. r. NJ.

T-rbana Lodge. No. SC, meets Friday evenings.
Champaign Encampment, No. q meets 2nd
and 4th Monday evenings
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Official Directory.
COUNTY
TOWNSHIP

Trustees r II Chectham,
Treasurer T II Berry.
clerk D W Todd.
Ups Rhoads,
wa Hames EdB McGeary, Adams.
CODstables j &c Jones.
Jacob zombro, VIM Wharton S Il Roach.
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vipoeola Tribe. No 81. meet every Tuesday evening
in third Story Of Wcaver's building-Noriheast cor
Of public Square
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There Is no medicine equal 70 Hoohmds German
a tone and vgor to the whole system strengthen the
appetite cause an enjoyment OF the food enable the
stomach TO digest it, purify the blood give good,
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HON. JAMES THOMPSON.

Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
PHIL ADELFuIA, April %, 1866
consider HoOnand's German Biitegs' valuable
medicine in cases Of attacks OF Indigestion or Dys-
pepsia. can certify this from my experience Ofic
Yours, with respect, JAMES THOMPSON.
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TESTINGoNN
Of any medicinal preparation:


HON. GEORGE W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
writes:
PHILADELPHIA, March 16, 1851
find HoOland's German Biiters'' is good tonic,
useful in diseases Of the digestive organs and Of great
benefit in cases of debility and want Of nervous action
in the system. Yours truly,
GEO. W. WOODWARD.
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HON. GEORGE SHARsWooD.

Justice OF the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHlLADEIEIIA, June /, 1865.
1 have found by experience that . HOOland's Ger
man Bitters" is very good tonic, relieving dyspepiC
symptoms almost directly: -
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
And Fare always as low as by any other route

r4-AsK FOR TICKETS via ERIE RAILWAY,
Which can be obtained at the principal Ticket
Ofices ia the West and South est
n ET1KFR wa. R. BARR,
- - GeTT Sl1p,t GenI Pass'r Ag [.
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Fire Department.

YOUNG AMERICA FIRE CO., NO.
Meet first Wednesday evening IN each mOnih al
their Hail overt. C. .CoulsOn's Grocery.
/. G. UONEN. Prcs't
JOHN N. PENCE. Sec'y.
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ever known and VIII cure all diseases resulting from
bad blood. Keep your blood pure; keep you liver in
order; keep your digestive organs in sound, healthy
condition, by the use Of these remedies and no dis
ease viii ever assail you. The best in the cOun-
try recommend them. II years Of honest reputation
go for anything yOu must Try these preparations.
TESTTKToN
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~

Dyspepsia had the Dyspepsia so badly it was i'm
possible TO keep any food on my stomach, and be
came go weak as not TO be able to walk half milo,
Two bottles Of Tonic effected perfect cure.
JAMES n WOOD.
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=
HOolands German Remedies arc cOunlerleited.
The genuine have the signature Of g. HI. J acksOn
on the front Of the outside wrapper OF each bottle,
and the Of the article blown in each bottle All
others BaTec0unterieit
Price of the Bftters, SI.OO per bottle /;
Or, n half dozen for $500.
Price Of the Tonic, $3.50 per bottle {;
Or, n half dozen for $3.50.
The Tonic Is pat 'tI' iII Quart Bottles.
RecQllect that It is Dr. HoO1and's German Rene
desthat universally used aud so highly recon-
mended and do not allow The drugglsts to induce You
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7.oOP. Dr. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays excepted

Tlogto71 and Now England PassengeIsi WIN
s,,oi- Saoeare are transferred Free Of Charge IN
New York. . ,,-i,,,e eslaa.,-
- S,1ocbas mFT-IN THE WORLD "a accom-
51as1v I1l7 an night trains on this Railway. ~
Is5s-rT19e Frfe Railway Company has opeteeG5 e5 d
- 49, from their Jersey City Depot 70 tne
-foot of 29i ST. New York. thus enapung pi.sss5II-
gers Ia reach the upper portion OF Jne elIg w u
ont the expense and annoyance OF Il 7l-eS' oe'A VI
omnibus transfer. -. .,,+o. Of +1,a
E8The scenery along the entire roaJe o- ~ M
I.S,tjf,7I ,,i7eracter Admirers Of Nature s De39-
lies, in a daylight journey over TINS Lle, " " ~ ~
fnd in its ever changing lancSeaIeNs u-y70'S VI
Continual admiration and interest.
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,mPGSS.rY OF THE BLooD.


ticns when in a Lying Posture, Dmncss of Vision,
Dots or Webs before the Sight Dull Pain IL the
Head, Deficiency Of PerspiratiOn, Nelowncss
Of the Skin and Eyes. Pain in the Side,
Back, Chest, Limbs, etc, Sudden
Flushes OF Heat, Burning i'm the Flesh
Constant Imaginings Of Evil and Great DcpTes-
sion Of Spirits.
Al these indicate Disease Of the LiUsF o. DigesiiFs
Organs, combined iCiH impure Blood.
Hollands German BitteTS
is entirely vegetable and contains liquor. Il j.
a compound OF Find Extracts. The Roots, Herbs
and Barlzs from which these Extracts are made are
gathered from Germany Al the Medical virtues are
extracted from them by Il scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded TO this country TO be used
expressly for the manufacture OF these Bters There
is no alcoholic substance Of any kind used in COM
pounding the Bters hence it Is the only Bitters that
can be used in cases where alcoholic sGmulants arc
not advisable
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moLuNKEE FIRE CO, NO. 2.

MOLUNKEE FIRE CO., NO. 2.
Meet second Tuesday evening in each month"; al
their Han I'm rear OF Court House
B. F. GANSON Pres't
HORACE G. UAPPERSEFr, Esc'y,
RESCUE HOOK AND LADDER CO., NO. l.
Meet rst Wednesday evening in each month, at their
Hall in Kaufman 81 Nelson's Gothic Block
ROYAL J. WINDER, Foreman.
GEORGE PENCE, Sec'y.
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Weak and Delicate Children are Made Strong
BY using the Bitters Or Tonic.
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HON. W1L F. ROGERS,
Mayor Of the city of Buffalo, n. y.
MAYOR's OFFICE, BUFFALO, June p, 1869.
Ihave used 'HoO1ands German Bitters and Tonic"
in my family during the past year, and can recon-
mend them as an excellent tonic, imparting tone and
vigOr 10 the system. Their use has been productive
Of decidedly beneficial effects. WI. f. ROGERS.
HON. JAMES NJ WOOD,
EX-Mayor Of WiliamspOrt, Pennsylvania.
take great pleasure in recOmm ending " Hollands
German Tonic TO any one who may be afflicted with
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. 90 P1 NJ WAY FREIGHT, Sundays excepted
GOING EAST.

I.95 A. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPRESS daily CON CON
Meeting at New York, for Boston az anu iilI ~ @ NeM
ENGLAND cities, and stopping at az pIllltll,t, ~
ermediate stations and connecting polrIIiits' ~
Sleeping Coach is attached to I1ls IIyelll ~ I'm
cinnatf, running through 10 new 1OiN'
To.s7 A N. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, sundays
sxcented stopping at all important polnIs
on main line, and connecting aG Ne" 1oiA
for Boston and New England clOles. er,
Meadville to New YORK , .,,t,7
An p M. DAY EXPRESS, saturdays exc e2leu' @
connecting at OvegO for Ithaca; at Blngnii@tll- gl m
ton for CooperstOwn and Albany Snu M SI ISI
Scra1fon and at New York with AndngnI
Express train Of New Jersey hstilFo'u' ioi
Philadelphia. t,. 4f,, from,
Sleeping Coach accompanies ltlIs Iisi-l - -
cleveland to HOrnellsviller connecIlg az
that pOiut with trains having new anu III IN
moved Drawing Room Coaches aTtached' run
ming thsough to New York
s55 A. M. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays exeep-
Ana
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GOING WEST.
II:55 A. N. DAY EXPRESS, daily Mondays ,;i1 eA1
cepted, for Cincinnati ana tl,f Mi, 'il tbe
ohio and Mississippi and Louisville snort snort
. line Railway, for st. Louis and the SCUM
5P N FYPRESS MAIL, daily, Sundays eN-
Il o'epted, for Cincinnati and the. West ana .I.
SSt-fll Connects at Cincinnati with the
SJnjo 91f .,ud Mississippi and Louisville snort
line Ra ways.
on NJ MIG Ut EXPRESS, daily for SIncln-
oO a.; - ~, 5 ~ Vest and South, Connects az
nstl ti anu tiiS i+I the Ohio and Mississippi
Sn5 Io1isviiie sort Line Railw;ayZS, SO, i9r
ST Louis and the sotna atioBs 'tlIs and eonnect
also stops st principal 81 ,Nlloii' N-iO
ing points along main line. 4. +1,i t-,,i,, .,+
sleeping Coach is attached % lS sgDcinnati.
I0.s5 y NJ ACCOM- NOTATION, Sundays eAeep-
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HNWIW
BETWEEN THE
ATLANTIC CITIES
AND TIE
WEST and SOUTH-WES
% to 81 MILES the SHORTER ROUTE

New and improved Coaches are rq2 from
Cincinnati, Dayton, Urbana, Marion,
Gallon, Mansfield, Ashland Akron,
cleveland, Warren, Meadville, Dunhrk
Pufna1o and Rochester to
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What glory them What darkness now,
! glimpse, a thrill, and it has flown.
reach, grasp, but stand alone.
With empty arms and upward brow
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NFT T0RK WITHOUT CHANCE.


On and after Monday, June 18th, 1870 Irsll-
will leave Urbaua, at the following hours VIZ
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$439,3O2 IS
254,912 16

A SPECIAL despatch from Cincinnati tells
how the news of the defeat of the Red Stock
ings was received in Porkopolis;
The news of the defeat of the Red Stock
ings by the AtantIcs fell upon the inhabi-
tants of this town like thundercap out of a
sunny sky. The death of Dickens did not
create anything like as profound sensation,
because Dickens was known only to a few
newspaper men and others; while the bows
with the red hose were known and beloved
everywhere from the Ohio to the railroad de-
P0t and from the depot back again to the
Sn.o. Every man, woman and Oh Id in Gin
S.n ni ielt family interest in that club
Mulcn .hey sent forth in all their pride and
giory 10 conquer. They were regarded as in
vLno'o'o. Det, alas tor human greatness.
s!Ione lnen were seen to drop tears on the
sidewalk, women rushed frapticalg into
mourning stores to procure sombre snnarei
and little boys and girls went home sdhhi,',r'
and at this moment they are sitting in sanP7
cloth and ashes. 1t was a terrible blow to
Cincinnati. The bells tolled the death knell
OF her departed braeeadocia, and ba, d of
music marched slowly and sadly through the
streets playing the Dead Mach in SAUL
MIDNIGHT.-Nobody IN bed yet Several
babies cut their teeth prematurely, owing to
tne excitement, two have been suddenly at
lacked by the measles and seven two YEAR
0as nave been sent to the Insane ASYLUM,
Inc saloons are in full blast, everybody get
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-06-20

Monday Morning, June 20, 1870.
The Franlking Privilege.

About the only sound argument urged in
favor of the retention of this privilege is that
it brings the representative nearer to the peo-
pie by enabling the former to transmit to the
latter without expense, whatever documents
may be calculated to inform the public on the
the questions of the day and the doings OF
Congress. This argument is entitled to con-
sderation not more for what it is than on ac-
count Of the worth and responsibility oil lhose
who urge it, among whom are Senator oo"-
ner and other men of note. Those who show
open opposition are much more 10 NC respect
ed than those members of the House who, to
dodge responsibility. passed the bill abolishing
the privilege; hoping that it would be defeat
ed in the Senate where longer term of office
makes men more independent of outside infiu-
ences Not that all who voted for the repeal
in the House are hypocrites; but without the
aid of those who voted for the repeal disingen-
uously, to shrk responsibility, it could Lot
have passed the House.
There are many documents which it is de-
sirable to have distributed gratuitousy, in Or
der that the information they contain may be
as widely diffused as possible. Among these
are the returns of the census, the reports OF
tie executive departments and of special
committees on subjects of general interest, to-
gether with some others which the newspa-
pers do not give or give but impertectly. The
work of distributing these is branch of pop
ular education which is within the appropri-
ate sphere OF government. If only such doc
uments of general utility in compact form
were distributed, there would be little com,
plant. But when under cover OF this PRIV
lese every conceivable sort OF trash which the
CITY of Washington can afford is crammed in
to the mal-bags, it is time to begin reform
If any means can be contrived by which the
exercise of the privilege csn be restricted
within its proper limits, let it continue. Blu
if we must give up the use, or suffer thu
abuse, people generally will be likely to preie
the former alternative.
Mr.. Sumner has made suggestion which
ought to be acted upon. to wit: that with tn
repeal of the Franking Privilege the rates O
postage be reduced. 1t has been long tim
since the system of penny postage was adopt
ed in Great Britain, and no one would nov
think of returning to the former system. TIL
post Office department has not ceased to b
selfsupporting, while the means of comma
nication have been greatly cheapened, causin
q large increase in the mail matter transport
ed, to, the benefit Of all concerned. Slmia
results have attended the reductions in pos
age made in this country. The great object
the Post-ofice department is TO facilitate tn
transmission of intelligence from one point t
another, and this object is more importan
than revenue.
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state NcWs.
ANpRoscoeerx COUNTY.

A West Poland correspondent of the An
droscoggin Herald says: "While preparations
were in progress for decorating the soldiers
graves of this place, woman who had two
sons buried here who died in the army, forbid
their graves being decorated. She is one of
those who cheered when our President was
killed by the h md of the assassin.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
A man by the name of Aaron Wentworth
had the ends of three of his fingers cut off
while at work with the jointer aud single
machine on Thursday, in Jewetts mill, in
Gardiner
The graves of the soldiers in the cemetery
connected with the National Military Asylum
at Togus, were appropriately decorated with
flowers, on Friday last
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
Bangor sends, just now, an immense guam
| tity of potatoes to Boston.
The Bangor Wing learns that the body lately
| found in Frost's Boom in Hampden, and bur-
| led by the town authorities, in East Hampden
| cemetery, was that of Mr.. Henry Emerson, a
| Young man who is supposed to have fallen
| overheard in the night from the Portland
steamer City of Richmond, some months ago
The Bangor Wing says the Jameson G yards
| have voted to 90 to Portland on July 4th, pro-
| yided a sufficient number of uniforms can be
made in season and satisfactory arrangements
made regardlnA transportation, so that the
| members can TeRrn WITHOUT unnecessary ue-
lay.
We learn FROM the Wig that an association
was formed about two years ago in Levant
under the name of 'Leyant Union Bethel AS
sociation," for the purpose of erecting suita
BILE house in which the people of all denomna.
tons might worship God. The enterprise is al
last success, and The completed house is truly
ard essentially union house, being open ani
free to all denominations. The dedicatory ser
wees will be held on Saturday, the I'd day o
July next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to which minis
ters of all denominations are invited TIL
speaker to deliver the dedicatory sell mon vii
be selected by the ministers present from
among themselves.
| AT LARGE.
Patents were granted last week to Sanfor
j. Baker, of Madison, for horse shoe; and t
Jnnnes NJ -Whittamare. of Augusta. for breech
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New MUsIc.-Mr. Stock bridge No. 1876 Elk
change street, has sent us NJ. II of Howe's
Musical Monthly, which contains eleven fine
pieces Of German instrumental music, includ-
lug schumann's famous Traumerei, and ten
wa. Fieces. We do not know how so much
ciassioa' music can be obtained for so little
money as in this form.
beyond 'ne clouds, a song and chorus, by C.
A. Whi'e' we eau recommend as a beautiful
thing, and one sure to be admired.
A. White, comes from the same place. The
air on which it is founded is favorite.
Sadie Ray, a new song and chorus, with mu-
sic by J. Tannenbaum, is just from the press Of
White, Smith & Perry of Boston.
Rock the Cradle, John, is one OF the newest
comic songs. Gus Williams, the American
Star Comique, is the author of it. 1t is CAPT
tai thing.