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h.-Barry's safe Hair Dyc-Contnins nc
injurious iogred,rnis and shade, from
brown to jet black
CHAMPION SAFES
2'i b,oatway. corner irray s,rs,
| A.-PhuIon's New Perfumes,
and WHITE ROSE"
L"s"ri1": .sa Of Msis G9s csar
SENTATIVE viii accomplish bo,'i Try it.
Al En,rie- TO Race. q, Grnnd Military Fe.-
TO- at Managers ohce. 20 Bcsknan street.
ana 20 E.s, ro.h stree, !ns the Grand Central ae'e
morrow morning from 10 IL O'CLOCK.
A. Cool, Delicate Hnirdrc.siur-ChevnIi
LIFE FOR THE HAIR Recommended the only vegeta
bic preparation In the word for restoring hair stops
salt battling on the hair Sold evcrywhere '"'''A u
Cauticn.-In the Use of Dis,nfectauts Re-
ware OF those which contain poison. BROMOCHLORALUN
y Ssiin sSi s $a% s seS s..
York Sold by all druggists.
Diamond. at Reduced Prices.-George G.
ALLEN' 81 Brosdway, near fourteen'b street.
Kelly a. Co., 724 Broadway, Have a Great
which be found elsewhere also new des,sns
ore1uins Curtains: Trimmings &C., which they furnish tn
~ " ~ S -'~e---------------
Guipure and English Nottingham Curtains New designs
Just Imported on exhibition At kELrY's. IA Broadway
ladies' Rs.s5n.g tsm the &C: CG"mry Wish
ze MILLER &.Co., No. Union square.
Royal Havana Lottery. Tho Highest Rates
paid ior D,a5'ooas as all snas ot VIa wa sna silver
The Fall style Of (;entIemen's Haf.-Befsre
our ext issue KNOX'S Fall style Of will be ready for
public inspection and popular appreciation Knox always
prompt though naturally discovered
what he about. aud advise everybody to call his
2lo Broadway corner OF Fulton street. can't
be equally fortunate The town dng with strangers,
to whom this subject is highly important They
leave town until they make Knox q visit.
The Furniture Department at Kelty's. 7S&
Broadway, exhibits STYLES OF Upholstered Furniturc, un-
eQualed In the trade You invited 10 call and see IT.
This Weeks Leader is Unusually Leader-
sh sings the andloys of the Howe Family, es au
about the naturalization OF Henry Clews, pays ts
respects to Norris keichum and Jessup has correct de
OF the Alice Bowsby Mystery, is full Of Literary Dossp and
OF the Jokes that re George Jones' the Times and spar
kles with dramatic and political criticism
The Autumn Style Of Dress Hat for Gcn-
uemen introduced to-day September by RHODES, ssS
Broadway
Weak Hair is strengthened by the Use of
HALLS VEGETABLE SlCILlAN HAIR REVIEWER
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IRELAND.

Reported Escape Of the Assassin of Constable
Talbot.
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Cantion.-In the Use Of Dtsinfectauts Re-
ware o. those which contain poison BRQMO-CHI.oRALUN
Prepared only by TILDEN CO., t7o William street New
York Sold by all druxg.ts. -
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TELEGRAM TO THF NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Sept. l, 1871.
Tue Impartial says the government is resolved to
keep Its promise 70 submit q budget which will
balance the revenues and expenditures at Whatever
cost or sacrifice.
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SPAIN.

The Budget to Balance the Revenues and Ex.
penditures
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All Entries 10 Races nt Grand Military Fes.
tvai at Fashion Course should he made before September
TO- at Managers ohce, % Bcs<man street.
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THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yORX HERALD.

LONDON Sept. l. 1871.
1t is said that the appointment OF Count Selopis
by Italy as Of the arbtrators under the Treaty
OF washington is not 1nal.
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A.-Barry's SHfe lInir Dyc--Contnins ma
injurious ingred'ruts and shade from auburn
brown to Jet black.
The New York herald., 1871-09-02

A LuXuriart Head Of Hair and n Cool, Cicau
scalp very desirable CRtSrADOROS HAIR PRE-
SENTATIVE will accomplish both. Try
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A.-HerriDs's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2al Bfuadvay. corner irray sra,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNroS Monty MAKKFT..-LoNpoN. Sept Lao r.
MConsos closed al e3ss .or both ana The
United States evetwcniy bonds 1862. sS 1855 old sSy
1867, a3s. .en.forues, 9Us4 -
FRANKFORT MONEY MARKET.-FaANKFoRT, Sept 1 -
United States fvetwenv bonds are quoted e 95s. FOR
the ~ 1867.
PAsis M,SEy MAIxEr.-PARis, Sept. i-Rentes are
Quoted al e6s s0c,
fLivrgPocL COTTON MARKET.--LtvERpoot, Sent l.
syu p M-fhe market closed nrnl MddIng up.ands a.
a pjsd mdciag Orleans, Yld., 9d The sales Jl The
day ij,O bales, ncudng 5000 for export and
'TNAus RspoRr. Rr.-MAScHrsTEn. Sept 1.-The market for
ysrns apd Fabrics al Manchester Ia qniei but nrn.
IfyFRPouL PRuvisiOSS NARKET.-LIvERPoot Sept.
I-B,con, Sis. rcr ewt. fer Cumberland cut
lIyRRPoDi PRorCCE EMABkfT.--LTvrHpOoL, Sent l.
Eveu,nc-Peroieam IGd lloyd PERI gallon for sriri,s
splrts tu.pentine, Sos. per cwt
LIVERPOOL BREAps ;rrfs MAREFr.-LivFRPooI, Sept
-Ca.orna vhue wheat, lis lld per centa red Western
sprrg los ID. n lds. Cd RED wiuer, lVs ld
'LoSpoS PRorCCE MARkrT.-LoSroN, Sept l-Evcu-
ing Calcutta rsee1, 62s per ton; common rosin 3D.
Va aparn MI
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THE SHEN ANDOAH.
I[LEGatM 10 The NEW Ynag NEDAln.

LONDON, Sept. I, 1871.
Tho United States steamer Shenandoah Is at
Nessina. Italy.
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A.-Phuion's New Perfumes,
III LOVE YOU"
and WHITE ROSE"
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A Cool, Delicate -ChexnIier,.

LIFE FOR THE HAIR Kecummc as the ONLY veret,
bic preparation Ia the word for restoring
its falling its growth removes ali bad effects of
sat bathing the hair Sold everywhere.
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IhE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.


WASHINGTON, ID. O., Sept. Ii A. NJ
The barometer has risen very generally since
Thursday evening, but Is now falling from
Lake Superior TO Missouri, where fresh southeriy
winds prevail; northerly winds ana Gains on the
Atlantic coast. and northeastcrly winds on the
Gulf. Clear weather l. reported everywhere east
OF the Mississippi River. except on the immediate
Gulf coast. wnere cioudness and rains have pre-
vailed during the day. The temperature Ia now
higher than on Thursday night from Lake Eric and
the Ohio Valley norihwestward to Minnesota, bur
Is lower east OF these regions, and has fallen de-
cidedly on the Gulf coast.
I1Obdbliies.
Pleasant weather will probably continue on Satur
day, with rising temperature ana northeasteriy
w'nds In the middle and Eastern states: falling
barometer, with cloudy weather ana sOutlrerly
winds, from Lake Huron TO Missouri aud north ward
increasing clonG,ness In the South Atlantic States
and no important change on the Gur coast.
The Weather. in Thi~ CITY Yesterday
The following record will show the chang In the tetnp.r&
ure for the twcntyour comparon with tn,
corrcspondng day Of last Indicated by the ermom
eer at Hudnuts Pharmacy HERALD Building, corner OF
Ann street.
1870 1871. 1870 ls7l
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GERMANY.

Prussia to Restore Friendship Between Russia
and Austria.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.--The Highest Rates
paid for Doubioons all kinds of Gold anl Shvsr.
TAYLOR 4 co, Bankers, Is Wall s.rest New York
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Lace Curtains, Swiss Tamhourd- French
Gupure and English Nottingham Juralns New designs
Just Imported exhibition AT kELTY'S. 74 Broadway.
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Ladies Returning frCm the Country Wish-
ing BOOTS and SHOES for themselves and families patron
ize MILLER 4 Co, No. 3 Union square
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Kelly N Co., 724 Broadway, Have a Great
variety Of Corners beautiful 10 design ana aush, some Of
which cannot be found elsewhere dcsghs OF Lam
brequns Curtains Trimmings, &C., which they furnish p
order at short notice.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. l, 1871.
despatch from Paris says that the Austrian
Ambassador TO France, Prince Mettcrnich, has been
authorized to declare that Italy declined to partici-
pate in the conference at Gasten.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HtBllI
CUBA.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HsSAl

Dsath-Doomed Garcia Lopez Reprieved.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
HAVANA, Sept 1, 1871.
Garcia Lopez who was sentenced to be shot. has
been reprieved until the OF the Captain Gene
ral who Is now at Puerto Principe.
Brigadier Eerrer died at Cayetano
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The Furniture Department. at Kelty's, 72f
Broadway, exhibits STYLES OF Upholstered Furniturc,
eQualled In the trade You invited call and
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Diamonds at Reduced Prtces.-GeOrUe G..
ALLEN, Hl Broadway, near Fourteenth street.
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THE EASTERN CONFERENCE

Italy Declines to Participate in the Gastein
League
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THE CHOLERA.

~~~~~~~-~->>~~~~-->~-~->.-
Quarantine in the Isle of Jersey.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, Sept. 1, lS7I.
A strict quarantine has been established In the
Isle OF jersey to prevent the introduction OF cholera
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The Fail StyIr Of lsentIemen's Haf.-Bef5re
our next KNOXS Fall style Of Hat will be ready
public inspection and popular appreciation Knox
prompt, though naturally secreve have discovered
he about aud advise body call his store,
2a Broadway corner Of Fulton street. and they can't
be equally fortunate The ning strangers,
to whom this subject s highly important They must nos
leave town until they make Knox q visit.
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rs Coat LaaFs hv o. s.
ueaf lie r1ef urfe aE8 IS ne
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a &
t a iematH arid be l. iae
fsssse we're sai5sf urf ta I..e ef.
f .stsss.t.rg IS .te .a5ee. gi..#.
iei .tbh isiHs#aei go i#laN Nr bore
+a.a pheasant Ueaae80Hs wIlj be mare f5.
naomi s0l fEst il.l. i..s..Eeaffl.e ,.#rge
~" ~ i's"''
Ne U MHpE a. sHuaunee fl.t Mr.
p4g4 ra#aaf. - I.sapf.gfar v;,t at,t
ffsur8 ffi.tay evening AErfffe 3,.ar.4
ST. Bradford ana estl .syw iih confidence
last 81 la. 50 equal a. aa alaeutionig lu
ilt static, aud bai Ew uperior ans.
Wagfe. ~ show Thar Sc arc not alone
rs orr opinion nc give .boti aNinsc,, nom
a.hef papers
"Nr Bradford s, without doubt. The
1t.ls. l's.i.i. ,oa.'t lh Ia.- state aul we
AT below b,m Ue Ia eura ts make a
Dit w.th Leisure Committees. -Bsa-
4fa4,9" "a..tty
tlig1ile s,n, 3'.. ,n ' ,i... ',t
ast. Hs ftrlcriugs wcr6 gigcn with
staal dramatic aHd eioeaiionary effect,
i,g"'a. gHeg f1rs.
.nl lr,5s MIN se ~" TO +" We ,s mi
suggest that the Corrc,popdipg serrelar,
ofiAe u N a (TrJyl procure bis scr.
tiees 70 read before sue association s.
.s '8 49,
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Ivy Ao0
FACTORY roiNr.
Burton S Go. have Just received a
splendid lot Of new goods. II Is d treat
70 80 into tbeir wen arranged store, m3d
eFeftooe y sure q being treated ppll'ely
NAe.N'l " "'s,'cs Y 'i'ue q not 2
II. Wy ~ - ''i'l' ne" 'toSN may "
''''l' '''''''s ''"' '''" '''''' '''''''i''''
p2E,f1
AS tlcfc seems to be dcarh Of
locals nom our place OF late va the JoUR-
NNl' VIZ lof'llsh one i'ei'' " WINCH
ouf Dung IONS = ie"st arc interested.
3" e nave "aa = stiec' .ssloo' u pUO"' ~
scholar. ~ progress lof se'efa' WegAs'
laushl py MISS A"' lla'' whose services
4 aPFeais " ~ giving g'ielai s-'.'iao'io =.
Wish 'n's''t pe apIc - aug 'l,0' INC
sehooi - soiI'ln'h'e' ~ a e9oa' new
pNi'ains Wl''9h we " 'haen t'e'h al'
eNpecuaS 'hat '''ese s'''ie 10y : VINO ""
attend sehool mere "iil'at no distant day,
f itoei against s'th s''se quarters anu
:" -" IN, 49, w,
wy y, @ -. NV, :, -
Y" Y w w a
'' t''
tNsi polssii'
The public examination for teachers
in Dorset, viii be held inthc schooi house
in the village Of Fast Dorset, on Thurs
day OF the present week, a 2 O'Clock q.
m j. NJ ToEEf supt
DANNY.
~ ta.c ,seajyoa f, communication
nm, ..pra pana pnblico y IN replv 10 tbo
,n,ar,.,.i.a,;a, ar ,,r, wei. oao n ro.
.,.s1 ~ cbnr.b d;a,.ni,y vbt,h +.
tss,a,,I.,,tt.,.t,, and rcrb.ns Il I.
1no i M sn,bop ma n ~ unfinished
h,,. ,,o ,.a,o M tl,o suaeo t,,;s wccl. and
uanl o,at nroiorao5 no,,s,,aner can.
,raycr., y.o,,l .ot ba,n sottlc d. aieIcul
n NJ NAV bowcyer npblisb II n W.
IN, r,, M. .,,,n. ,y;,l,oot @row,,;ny amt
maro i,nn,,tsn, msttor Fn lnres,I
..,,aaa t,.,st,. ma f,f,,, Il n,nnor 1,
tt.n.rstr. s,,rc nm t,te n,r
.... \. ~, ,,.o,,,o ~ M o,ib IN,
IT,. ,so..,,, anil ,,aetsl3.
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ativ 10 aad iha N.ne h6na.
Hsrsl q etf tsU km
5brbe8 IahAiug m tle
~ auf ttetfr
ae .a ii soa wsHi V sAl
ha o M aaar iief a'a.'fs snd
Rlen O. taEe
AF htit 'e
EH
I eacr Farmers Clubs uiE bold
auslaes Uius a Chl House
usA
.r rs.l, mcs n Cheese
IiaB Cmai,t rt "Wednesday eve Tttv
@ia 10 b1ye ttn over ie0 couples
rleu
Iaam ives lie .se.
sn5 va. i,.as- ..,srt fariie. 49,
rff4 a.tat f, o,ift.v rs lis
83f p.fiaq eve.i.g Nav ARA
a., s.,,.
49,, : ~.
Nm
49,, ,...
w 4 i. = -
,''. " 81 ~ -
.,.,.
whenever vs. ailude 20 'He oafbef
VINO gives Us aA-'Ne Wi'''H nov ON!
leaves '''e race leiieel'y o'e"ui p"t "iiVh
produces eiR',ohs q o''ss 9ein = i'ss
ioNe' he mean uco.i ! hdetNood' onu-
CT iAe lhsraiiai1 House.
AT no place in the state can Tie
weary traveller or tic seeker OF pleasure
aud relaxation from The tolls Of business
dud more delightful hotel than the In
graham House. Here we iind ia every
department The impress Of thorough sys-
tern and Management, comfortable rooms,
beds, the very appearance OF which in
yites rcpo-o; meal, hat would tempt the
appetite OF the most dyspeptic. Nothing
else could be expected under the manage
ment Of Cole
Geo. II. Garter Esq, Of Factory
Point occasionally gives Us visit, and
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t.sl.. t55. r.I#ts-H ,.#..ss,F
NEW GOODS MEM GOODS e. 4
,.t....,..,.,..
NeNE * hl hlbN =,
Having lHst returned from market Wc are lap
ny % say hat We aro paR ahla % lay before aur
elslame,s hua variety ~ Gnds such So,
.ff.t.s#l
90 $500
hlaek AiEaeas, plendol line,
M
\. !. p,{,.t. l,.,.ssa,,,r
Nb.s.H. .sra.r ,.t-af.
yefy lfao.l.ataa .lf5sids
rgGgT.
Gh,rf5pt, tIst,psi. g.,,I stagl
0I.,, 55Ist.,sl. 9}.,if'I3gf
I.,s.,,r,t Vii '' i3gt,gtt
ON :, Flannel. y5si 5.5l g,apEets
Hs1se Rragksta IeIlss5r
81 gan'. sbeens tirsy Hah@arsI STINT
VIZ pr,@f 49, stss, '..iI
Ilia5l etsv,, 5,,n,g, ma NAL, velyets,p.
''''. '''''''' i'''" "''' '''".' 's''''''' -
KNIT GOODS 4 HOSIERY
! sly.., t,lss.,..i .,,..1 H..
I 49, VA ~. tt.tta ~
Ge,t.,u',,5 49,, ~ ~ 49, ~, ne 80
49, WI ,,,1 -, ~
rbiidrrr.i Fan.y uoso Nn6,,s
HiN''i'7 tSN'' i it,,s, 'tt 1'u3.aS'
NJ, ss.rE
Ladlea Under Vests and Drawers,
NM. ar5 p,rs' AGD1l Wittsns
cent, Itnil G,l,,yss
FlACl GOOLS.
r. tti. .i..a,t.4.,.t H., ILL, ,,atfn,. mans oul
y,Insbin ' oJSig5ana ub, a., ,rs St E9 II one ~
~ s' hsat .seo,ted Z, oi, sloS ,ensrteni
Val Laees, real audimitauon,
T1nHsb Thread otto etc.
Uambnf@ Isldas WIN isfoe siork
Frnrea,
gip,ns
Brails,
Buttons,
0io9YH a,go,
Ni''' i'''''' sli. gi RibIan N'''o ''S ~
Lace Collars, very handsome,
linen Collars, great variety
Very Fine NalnsogkH,
Nhlte lAuen, beautiful quality,
ntpElns' i ioMel5' q y ana others,
Cnnolne, Corsctt, cheap
ITOBCVEBV
very large stQck OF The very best imported
goods Which WI re- sold a. low as we can afford.
Customers Will do vel 70 buy there goods, as We
always hetp lhe same une' ana consequently
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HAWsONVILIE,
: We lave a Lyccum Association.

We have a Lyceum Association.
VIM. Cobb, clock and watch rcpairer,
Is very low with consumption.
Warren and Charles skinner are
building new house.
Leonard Daniels on the upper road,
has raised about 100 bushels Of apples
this year.
Iacheriah and Henry Wheeler have
raised 500 bushels Of potatoes,
We have protracted religious evening
meetings attended with considerable in
tercst The principal preacher being the
Rev. Mr.. Fletcher from New Hamshire.
We are a small community, not very
popuous nor popular; yet exhibit some
activity and enterprise. @. II. Landman
has opened lis store which makes a good
show, and he appears to be doing good
business. We think he is the right man
in the right place. He is assisted by his
brother, Bradford Landman, who has had
experience in trade.
We have in our immediate neighbor-
hood ten men that are more than 70 years
OF age viz, Warren Whleer Sc, farmer
Joseph d, Castle 81, farmer; James Alien
~, farmer and mechanic; Arnold Kings.
bury IS, farmer; Walter Williams near
-, farmer; Zacheriah Wheeler II, farm
er; Baily Rawson ~, farmer; Rev.
Orris Pier "a, active preacher and physi-
clan; Hosea Vale II, farmer; Ward
kingsburp, /, farmer.
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TllIollY roINr.

Burton S Co have Just received a
splendid lOt Of new goods II Is a treat
70 so into their wei arranged store aHd
eyeigooe il sure Of being treated politely
whether he wishes 10 trade or not a
partial lisi or their new stock may be
i0und among our ncw advertisements.
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AY sutHE
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WEST ARLIsGrox.

Mr. Il. r. liurl llas just returned
nom Boston aud New York with q fan
line q goods which be has marked down
20 ne lowest possible prices.
Tie lgsf and deciding game with tie
stars ior the session took Place with tie
Green Mountain T. = G. Of sha0sbury
90 ihe grouads % she a'ter % Saturday
sta ult. With score, star Green
Moaniains l5 glse stars tender thank.
% lf hsttison for cider appies ana
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ARLINGTON.


Connecticut, by several families, among
whom were the Bucks, Hards, Canfelds
and IIaweys, all strong Church OF Eng
land people, who left their former homes
on account Of the religious prosecutions
suffered there. Jehiel lIawey, who has
often been called the founder Of the
town, was one ofthe party, and for years
kept the society together by himsclfread-
ing the Church service every Sunday in
lis own house, until a clergyman was
settled among them. The defendants Of
these families are now scattered through
ont The length and breadth OF the land.
Within the last year, however, cireum-
stance has occurred which is worthy Of
note. Among the students in attend
8nce at the ". Episcopal Institute last
cason, were one from each Of tie states
Of Vermont, Indiana aud Connecticut,
Tie three being unacquainicd with each
other previous 70 their meeting at the in
sutuic, aud at Of different names. On
acquaintance aud consultation they find
thoy are cousins, aud all descendants Of
these old Arlington families, and one
hundred years alter sin faithful to tie
church and religion Of their forciathors,
are found pursuing their studies In one
Other religious institutions IN the old
sia'e only one Of the three bearing the
Oh family name. How pleasant such a
meeting, and what rccollee IONS must be
recalled hy such an incident
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-03-01
HORACE WATERS
WareroomS, 481 BroadWay, N. J
TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
The Waters Pianos arc known as among the
very best,-N. Y. EDdnleLi8t
we can speak of the merits of the Waters
Planos nom personal knowledge as being OF
the very best quality Ohrtstidn Intelli00ncor
The Waters Pianos are built of the best and
most thoroughly seasoned material.-AdpOcate
Our friends will find at Waters store tho very
best assortment OF pianos, mclode0ns and Or
han's Ma0dsfne.
Horace, Waters 4S1 Broadway, Ia famed for
the excellence OF his pianos and organs. .-Ece.
The Waters piano rank with the best manu-.
factured In America.-Tns Independent, NJ Y.
MUSICAL DoINGs.--Since Mr.. Waters gave mn
puDlisnln8 sheet music he has devoted all his
capital and attention TO tho manufacture and
saie lPlanos Melodians. He has Just issued n
catalogue Of his now instruments, giving new
M Mscale OF prices which shows o marked reduction
" been awarded the first premium at several
FAIRS Many people OF tho present day, who
are attracted, ifnot confused OF the flaming adj
yertisements OF rival piano houses, probably
overlook Observation-Disclosures like Mr.. Wa
ters but we happen to know that his instru-
Expositlons and 'honors" injected thercwith
were ever thought Of indeed we have one Of
Mr.. Waters Piano Fortes now In our residence
(where 10 has stood for years) OF which any
manufacture In the worldmight be proud. We
have always been delighted with 10 rs o sweet
soned and powerful instrument. and there is no
doubt OF It's durability; more than this some
OF thobest amateur players In the city, as well
asseyeral celebrated piansts, have performed
on tho said piano, and all pronounce 10 n supe-
ri0r aud first class instrument. Stronger evil
dencew could not give.-HomS journal. 10
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-03-01

Fresh Garden Flower, Fruit, Herby
Tree & Shrub, and Evergreen Seeds,
prepaid by mail, with directions for
culture. Twenty-Five different pack
cts OF either class for $t.oo. The SIG
classes $500
20 900 lbs. Evergreen and Tree Seeds; Apple
Pear, Cherry, &c Grass Seeds; Beet, Cabbage
Carrot, Onion, Squash Tuinip, and all Vegeta''
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