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A GENTS WANTED
To make $50 TO 900 per Month by selling
q n Il At FOR RTUN MES

AND How THEY WE'RE MADE. BY j. D. McCabe,
Jr. Profusely illustrated and beautifully bound
The most universally soughtafter book issued
for years. 1t shows how a poor schoolmaster
made siO.0O0,O00; how poor half-blind sailor be-
came great banker, Dutchers apprentice the
chanic amillionare in seven years-with many
more such examples; hotO energy, talent, and pa
tent industry haze dilOdyS met iOith success Ulien
properly ererted; hon money be made honestly
and Whl!oM sacrifice Of principle. Send for Circular,
etc, and notice my extra terms. GEO MACLEAN,
7i9 SAMSON Street. Philadelphia.
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NNCHANGE BAK ERN
ANn
CON + T. CT ON T. IL y
BLOONSDURG. PA.

The Undersigned successors OF f.. Widmycr,
would respectfully announce that they have
taken the wel-established stand recently occu.
turing and selling, by
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Confectionery of every style and kind. Also,
they will have at all times complete supply OF
the best and freshest Bread and Cake Parties
desiring anything in this line will find 1t to their
advantage to call on us.
AN ICE CREAM SALOON
is added to the establishment, and ladies and
others who may patronize us, may rely upon
upon receiving proper attention. A reasonable
share of publ" patronage is respectfully solicited
Raspberry. Lemon, and other Syrups, In large
and small quantities, constantly on hand.
DECKER d STECkEL.
May o. ISL.
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PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE

4 NEW COURSE OF LECTURES as delivered at
the Penna, Polytechnic and Anatomical Museum
philadelphia, embracing the subjects How 10
Live and What to Live for; Youth, Maturity
The cause OF Indigestion Flatulence and nerv-
Gus Diseases accounted for; Marriage Philo-
sophlcally considered, These lectures will be
forwarded on receipt of rs cents by addressing |;
Pecretary of the Pennsylvania PoLYTEcHNio
SND ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 1906 Chestnut ST.,
Ahiladelphia, Pennsylvania.
je2P7O-ly.
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Bakery and Confectionery.

Bakery and Confectionery.
JOHN G. JACOBY'S
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY!
BERWICK, PENN'A.
=, Tho undersigned would respectfully inform
the Citizens of Berwick, and vicinity, that he
has opened Confectionery and Bakery in
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
all kinds OF
PLAIN AND FANCY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS
ORANGES, LEMONS, RAIsINS
&C., &C., &C., &c.
BY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Among the assortment will be found Cream
Nuts, English Walnuts, Peanuts, Almonds Fill
SS SHt' Ea MAPPss ssuS SpI }e5 of g
Canned Fruit of all kinds Corn starch, Egg Bis
cult, soda Crackers, oyster Crackers Cheese,
Velopes,.
FISH AND OYSTERS,
And produce of all kinds. Fresh Bread and
Cakes every day. Ice Cream in Season. Your
patronage is solicited.
Berwick, Jan l'7l-tv 'A' w. d 'N00"''
CON + ONERY.
The undersigned would respectfully announce
to the public that he has opened
FIRsr-CLAss CONFECTIONERY STORE,
in the building lately occupied by Fox & webb
where he is prepared to furnish all kinds of
PLAIN Il FANCY CANDIES,
FRENCH CANDIES,
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS,
NUTS, RAISINS, &C, &C, &C.
BY wHoLEsAL OR RETAIL.
In short, full assortment of all goods in
his line of business. n great variety OF
DOLLS, TOYS, &C..
suitable for tho Holidays. Particular attention
given To
BREAD AND CAKES,
of all kinds, fresh every day.
c II IsTMAs INDIES,
CHRISTMAS TOYS.
A call is solicited, and satisfaction Will b
guaranteed.
jan r;l-ly ECKHART JACOBS.
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PRICES-A FAIR OFFER.

isiSi$O-Sh <hlIe oT II EIl.
If the Merchants in your place will not furnish,
or send Tor the Machines send us the retail price
washer sli, Extra Wrnger So and we will for
ward either or both machines, free of freight to
places where no one Is selling; and so sure are
we they VIII be liked, that we agree to refund
lhe money II any one wishes TO return the ma
chimes free of freight, after moath's trial, ac-
cording to directions
No husband, father or brother should permit
the drudgery OF washing with the hands, tity-
Two days in the year, when 1t can be done better
more expeditiously, with less labor, and no in
and Universal Wringer.
Sold by dealers generally, to whom liberal dis
counts are made.
, II. @. BROWNING. Gen. Agent,
OctI'TO-tf 10 Cortland Street. New York.
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ARION PIANO.
|IbIl|!E@|}|HBnzI1 I1;iA|
g7zzzMzzzl!zal!5:iZZzzA

TO any person producing any Medicine show
ing hall as many living, permanent cures as DR.
FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC REMEDY,-
.ud used inrdrdiy onty, A pleasant Medicine, free
from injurious drugs. Warranted, under oath
to have permanently cured 9jin every 100 patients
treated 7, in the past ten years. (see testimony
~ IS tne scientific prescription of Professor Jos
=. Filter, NJ D., a graduate of the University OF
psen,nlsylyanla a. ,. lSSS,-now one of phIladel-
Chemistry and ToXicology, y who has made
Neuralgia, Chronic and intlammatory Rheuma-
tlsm the speciality of his entire professional
liie-a fact youched for by the signatures accom-
panylng each bottle, oimany prominent renown-
ed physicians, clergymen, and other Testimonials
70 protect sufferers from poisonous quack nos
uums ana useless expenditure of money, Il legal
signed guarantee, stating exact number OF bottles
warranted to cure, Will be forwarded gratis to
any sufferer sending by letter a full description
OF ainlcllon. In case OF failure to cure amount
paid positively refunded. Medicine sent any
Where by express, collect on delivery. Afflicted
invited to write for advice; all Information and
medical advice sent by letter gratis. Principal
once, W south Fourth street, Philadelphia, Pa,
mar H7l--ly*
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CATAWISSA RAILROAD.

l5i0. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1870
Passenger Trains on this road viii run us fol-
lows:
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NtsNANbI SNSOAhIs AMI
p A N o + o r. Il L S,
BATTING ORE, MD.
These instruments have been before the public
for nearly Thirty years, and upon their excel
lence alone attained an Impoverished pre- enlinence
which pronounces them unequalled. Their
TONE
combines great power, sweetness and fine sing
ing quality us ell as great purity of Intonation
and sweetness throughout the entire scale. IhCr
is plant and elastic, and entirely free from the
stiffness found in SO many Planoes
IN WORKMANSHIP
they aIe unequalled, using none but the very
best seasoned material, the large capital employed
IN our business enabling us 10 keep continually
an immense stock OF lumber, &c., on hand.
bn-All our Square PidnOes have our New Inn
proved OYEIsrRUNG SCALE and the A0rdGe
Treble.
zs-We would call special attention to our late
improvements in GRAND PIANOS and
SQUARE GRANDS; PATENTED AUG. IA, 1866
which bring :le Piano nearer perfection than
has yet been attained.
EVERY PIANO FULLY WARRANTED FOR YEARS,
We have made arrangements for the Sole
Wholesale Agency for the most Celebrated PAR
LOR ORGANS and MELODEONS, which we
oher Wholesale and Retail, NJ Lowest Factory
Prices WILLIAM KNABE a 90 -
oct2o IO-om. baltimore, Md.
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p L NJ o V a l..
NO. PERUVIAN GUANO.

NO. L PERUVIAN GUANO.
GROUND BONE, GUARANTEED PURE.
FISH GUANo IN BnLs.
Poudrette, in Bags, Barrels and Bulk.
RAW BoNE PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
Price, $50 per Ton.
LAND PLASTER IN BAGS AND BBLS.
TAR, lnl, . 4 gallon Cans.
OIL SOAP, for washing Trees, in Sob. boxes
COTTON SEED MEAL,
Excellent Food for Cows, increasing and enrich-
ing the MILK, IN BAGS, ljOb. EACH.
CIR LINGS
For Hog and Chicken Feed.
CEMENT.
Agency for coplay Hydraulic Cement.
For its Mperior quality refer TO j. w. STARR &
Sons Camden, N. j.
ALIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE.
JOSIAH ]. ALLEN,
uate ALLEN d NEEDLEs,)
Removed to
4soUTH DELAWARE AVE.
mar lO'7l-l2t.l PHILADELPHIA.
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my dear friend" said a gentleman
to bankrupt the other day, II am sorry
TO hear of your misfortune. Your family
has my warmest sympathies. "Oh
don't trouble yourselfabOut nv family.
L looked out for them. Just save yoHr
sympathies for the families of my
creditors"
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The West6eld Explosion Investfga.
ton.


NEW YORK, August The Westfeld explo-
sion investigation was resumed this morning be-
fore MeSsrs- BOOle and Hill. Commodore j. III
Strong, inspector Of lighthouses, testified that
three weeks ago he went down % Staten Island
on boat; he cannot remember whether In was
the Westfield or not; five minutes before start
ing, seeing no one in the engine-room. he glanced
up at the gauge, and noticed thai the steam was
rising and the valve not up; he told one OF
the hands so look out or they would have a blow
mp; Mike Blemshal and Edgar A. Drake hands
were standing on the stern of the boat when the
explosion took place; do not remember hearing
the safety valve blow saw no liquor drank that
trip.
James Holiday, a deck hand, has seen the
drivers Of lager beer wagons breach keg and
give beer 70 the deck hands, fremen and engi-
neer in a tin kettle containing about two quarts
but he seldom saw the engineer join them.
Two Of the deck hands testified 90 seeing the
engineer 60 forward on the boat about eight or
ten minutes before the explosion
Robert oliver, asteam gauge maker, happened
TO 60 down 10 Staten Island on the Westfefd the
Sunday before the explosion, and looked into
the engine-rcom; there was no one there; this
was five minutes before starting; he looked az the
steam gauge, and Is positive it indicated 29a
pounds pressure.
Alfred Houghton, an engineer, examined the
boiler; believes the rupture commenced at a
flaw in the bottom, and was caused by an extra
pressure OF about 40 pounds; il was an old one
The inspectors hope 20 conclude the inyeStiga-
ton with tomorrow mornings session. wien
they viii receive the report of the committee OF
experts appointed by tine supervising inspectors
viZ:-MessTs. G. W. Copeland, Andrew Fletcher
and VIM. II. Vanderbilt.
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More Troubles for France.
LoFDoN, August 1.-The Standard saws she
namine, and Rayanche have been got ready Tor
sea az Toulon, in view Of a possible complication
at the east Troubles continue in portions of
France occupied by the Germans. A Prussian
subject having been hanged a day or two since
at Poligny, in the Departmental Jura a riot FOL
about twenty citizens, and threatened 70 burn
the place. Quiet W 5 restore |, the authorities
promising the arrest Of the Offenders.
The Yacht Cambria to Contend for the
Queens Cup.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-COmmOdOre Ashbury's new
yacht IlvOnia not having answered the eNpecta-
Ons OF the owner In the contests In which She
has been engaged, viii remain AZ home instsaS
of going 20 the United States TO compete for the
Queens cup (won by the America) with the yes-
Sc Is of the New York Yacht Club The Cambria
is to be reftted, and will take the place OK the
LivOnia.
Minister Schenek.
LONDON, August THE United States Min
lister, Hon. Robert G. Schenck, Is about 70
remove his official residence 70 Flemmings
Hotel, Piccadilly.
Dublin Quiet To-day.
LONDON, August IA dispatch from Dublin
to-day says the city Is quiet. Several places
visited by the royal party were Quilted by the
mon.
LONDON, August THE steamship Idaho.
from New York, touched at Queenstown yester-
day. The Peruvian, from Quebec via Halifax
touched at Neville yesterday.
Holiday I'm the English Markets.
LONDON, August To-day is a holiday in the
London and Liverpool markets.
London Deserted.
LONDON, August7y-The CITY is almost deserted
to-day, and the markets OF London and Liver
pool are closed in consequence of the regular
bank holiday.
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arMany Of the reaside bellies . WONT WASH

~ many OF me seaside bellies " won't wash"
HA celebrated writer says that "tobacco has
killed kissing.s -
ga heartless woman out West buried her in
FAINT alive.
81" Cool-headed PhIllises with bright hare
arms" are what distract a Chicago paper Just
now.
n7rA lady who gave party recently had en-
graved in the corner Of the Invitations the words,
small and early"
BRA pious Detroit sign which read " No
spirits sold at this eods fountain !" was altered by
awag 20 as 70 read, " No. spirits sold" &c
~Victor Hugcs fortunes esrimated at over
2,Oco, 600 francs, and vet since the Franco-PrUs-
sian war he has had an apprehension that he
might come TO want, and many believe he has
grown deranged on the subject Of money-iD
other words, that he IL q noney~manic.
HrA Methodist Conference IN Iowa decided,
made 70 enfranchise woman, n both wise and
lust, the genius Of our Government, tho rights OF
woman, and the good Of society, alike REQUIRING
it,
0The Heather Chinee has new and exoel-
lent Recommendation. Koopmanschap. The
well-knOwn importer Of Chinese, went 10 Tus-
calooss, Fla, lately 20 zee how thesD Celestials,
working on railray there, were getting on
without any pay. He found them living on
crawnsh and blackberries, and quite cOntented.
SMemphis has a saioon-keeper who spent
500 last year advertising his /" wares" He
proposes TO double the Investment this wear AZ
sspays 20 well" The Appeal had q heavy con-
tract with the saloon-keeper, and wishing 10 en-
courage g ENTERPRISE !" took their /" al" cut In
"wares.D
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Comptroller ConneIIy fin Court

NEW YORK. August I'm the Supreme Court
OF Chambers TO-DAY, the case of j. b, Cornell
We. Comptroller Connolly came up for a hearing
contrary TO expectation. Little public interest
was manifested in the case. The courtroom
was not half full. The action was TO compeI
Cornptroller Connolly to pay the firm of j. b. &
+. w. Cornell, iron merchants, the sum OF
so 600, allegedt TO be due by the city government
ior iron furnished for the new house I'm 1862
Mr.. O'Gorman, the corporations counsel, con-
ended that the matter was in the hands Of the
commissioners OF the court house appointed in
$50, ana without their sanction, the comp
the plaintiff IL was urged that the full bin. of
which the present claim Is part, had been an
proved by the supervisors. The case was ad-
journed till "Wednesday.
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Affairs I'm New York.

The Italian FrOcesstOs1-A Ydch SaRk-Attsupt
TO ThrOtc an Erie Train from the track
NEW YORK, August Mayor Hall has de-
elined 70 review the Italian procession on the
18th. The Swiss Society is bound 60 decline fhe
invitation 70 join in the procession, as their by
laws forbid participation in political or religions
demonstrations. The Polish Society Joins the
procession.
The yacht Tony Miller sunk Saturday az Lit
tie Bayside. Several Queens county officials
were aboard. All were saved in an insensible
condition.
VIM. Carroll and John Harrington were ar
rested for attempting 30 throw the Erie train
from the track on Friday, but escaped from the
officers, who are still in pursuit.
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FIRST MARROW GAUGE RAILROAD IN Vim
GlN1A.-1he Richmond STATE yosrssal saws: ssMr
Richard Is. Roane, of Charles CITY county. Chief
Engineer Of the proposed railroad 90 be built hV
tle Bradford Iron Company in Pulaski county,
will leave this city To- morrow f0r a point on tie
virginia and Tennessee Railroad, about ten
miles below Dublin, for the purpose of making
Ihe hhal survey Of the road prior TO letting out
the contracts for different sections OF lie York
This road Is strictly private enterprise on the
part OF The Iron Company above mentioned. IL
Will be narrOw-gaugcd, two and a half feet wide,
and VIII run through the iron regions Of Pulaski
(safd TO be the richest in the State) % the Com
pany's furnaces and beyond 10 Carroll county, A
distance OF eighteen miles.
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A $4,000 EmhezzIer.

NV YORK, August 7--GeO. c. Tick, cashier
for William A. Kobbe & Co., No. 81 leonard
street, was before Justice Hogan to-day, on the
charge OF embezzlement. He is aged 81 and re-
sides at No. 81 west 24th street. He said he was
a partner in the firm; had made loans 20 NJ .
Kobbe, and discounted his note. He admitted
having lost good deal of money gambling. He
admitted 70 VIM. KObbe that he defrauded the
old firm or $50 goo, and the new firm of SO ,OOO
With reference TO one Of the forged checks he
said It might be one Of the checks returned for
loans. He was committed for trial In default OF
so, 600 bail.
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SENATOR WILSON'S WINE BILL.-SenatOr
Wilson met very cordial reception in London,
where he has mingled considerably with the
politicians, and was lately given a political din
ner at Forster's. He attended SpurgeOn's
church quite constantly, and has been Of great
service 70 the feetotalers, for whom he has made
repeated speeches. Some busybody as a piece
OF smartness, started the story that Senator viii
sou had bill of so presented him for wines on
the "Trip out, but II turns out 20 have been a Mr..
chusettS Senator.
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Two Men Killed by q Boiler ExpIo.

ST. LOUIS, August AT O'Clock this morn.
ing the boiler Of the Union Steam FIGURING Mill
OF Geagers & Co. exploded, instantly killing
John Scott, the engineer, and James p. Jones'
me foreman. The entire eastern portion Of the
puiidlng was blown out, and fragments of the
boiler thrown from a fourth 20 a half mile
The explosion Is accounted for as follows
a small amount OF water was being heated
70 raise steam 10 operate the donkey-engfne
About 30 pounds of steam was raised when the
pumps were set 70 work, and as the cold water
entered the boiler the explosion followed imme
diately. Los from $40 600 % 500 900.
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WESTERN CRoPs.-In Kansas the wheat crou
Is harvested, and yields nearly thirty bushels 10
The acre in some places. Corn l. from nine Co
thirteen feet high. The wheat crop OF Jersey
county, Ill, IL estimated az 200 900 busbels
The Iowa wheat crop is coming on better than
was anticipted. The corn crop h abead OF any
thing ever before, and the potato crop is faring
Wen. All the crops in northern Indiana are in
splendid condition, and the yieldof wheat, corn,
oats, etc, will be large.
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woNES on EARTH AND IN HEAvES.-A oler

WOMEN ON EARTH AND IN HEAvKN.-A cler-
gyman IN Petersburg, Va, In a recent sermon
set forth in vigorous terms the tepeDdence on
daughters on their parents, and urged that While
sons might marry when they pleased, Cor rather
those Who pleased them,) daughters should leave
thelr cholce In great measure 10 the more ma
tured Judgment Of their parents. There VII
probably be vacancy in that pulpit soon.
The Rev. Richard wilkins delivered hfmsalf
OF sermon in The Church OF st. Michael. Swan
more, England, in which he stated a. has belief
that there would be twelve women TO one man
who would enter Heaven. This. he stated was A
mental confession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-07

CHIEF JUSTICE CHAsE-A gentleman fr .bfs
city has just received letter from Chief .Jusfis
Chase, in reply 20 a series OF resolution submit
TED 10 him Tor consideration, in which he take-
ground upon the late amendme nts-holdnct that
they are valid and are parts Of the Constitution
and arc 10 be respected and Obeyed a. such. aud
inns without qualification OF reservation Of any
kind. The resolutions here referred % are 10 10
published at an early day. His many political
and personal friends will be pleased 20 learn that
his health continues 20 improve. lie IL az present
Gratiot county, Michigan--far kersEurg (West
Val Journal. fHCaFsf 49,
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The BLONDES CLAssIFIED.-The London
Court journal says that dark hair - long ne
elected and deSpised, is again in the ascendant
The blends il gradually resaming her place side
by side, not above, the brunette. The blonde h
now declared TO have maintained her rule 80
long 10y variety Of artifce, that she can now that
her cunning devices are known. be classiced a.
follows: The Gothic Irish (reddish,) the saxon
English OZARK Yellow the little ridiculous
blonde (shoTt, curly gOlden,) the cephalic blonde
(orange tint,) and the Emphatic blond male
straw colorD Among all these, the cephalic
orange golden has always been considered tic
mind, a calm life, and happy end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-07

SERIoCs POLITICAL RIOT IN DURIrN. IRr-
IAND.-ln spite Of the prohibition bv the autbor-
nles, the friends Of amnestyin Dublin YESTERDAY
persisted in attempting 20 hold a meeting. A
fearful not enSued, the police charged upon the
MOB with violence, and after half an hours
lighting, succeeded in dispensing the rioters
over one hundred Of the injured were taken to
the hospitals The government Is determined 20
pIeNent inc meeting, and the leaders Of the
attempt Yesterday will be prosecuted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-07

CHICAGO, AuE. A terrible hail storm r,.ssel
over Albion, Wis, on the 2lst ut WsTl ssoncs
two and n half inches In diameter fen Tbe
ground IN many vlaccs was sufficiently r,,-sr.,g
10 run sleigh. The corn and tobacco cror,S in
hat vicinity were cOmpletelyruined. The dana
age il estimated az S250 eco.
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LONG BRANCH RACRs.-At Long Branch
Saturday Monarchist won the second race by
three lengths. Time: 2:O2
For the trotting race for IS 900 there were six
entries. An started. The horses had beauti-
full start The first mile was passed by Heenan
first Impecunious second, Astronomy, the
Doctor, Aureola, and Gerald in bunch. The
following is the order in which the horses came
in: The Doctor first, two lengths ahead. Aureola
second, lmpecunious third and ahead of Astron-
omy, Gerald and Heenan behind. Time: 3:53
Aureola was the favorite before starting
For the fourth race, the consolation purse OF
$500, all ages, mile and a half, there were seven
entries, six started. The race was won in the
following order: Nellie Ransom ahead five
lengths, Madame Dudley second, Bulletin colt
third, Aureola and Armstrong were nowhere
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Two Lives Loot by the Sinking OF a
Tow ffonf.

CINCINNATI, Aug. A >maIl tow-hOat while
running 20 the assistance OF the Stcar,er Bakcr
Mhtch had been aground above Cairo. struck a
hidden obstruction about ten O'Clock last night
ana sunk tlyde, the mate, and colorcd cham
h,Tmaid, were drowned.
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Destructive fire az CatSkIII.

FoUGHE kErslE, y. NJ August IA IRE at
House. the baptist Church aud Clark's black
smith shop and dwelling. The following are tho
losses;-The CatSkiu Houec and stables, $500,
insured for - .oe,; Baptist Church. SiS.0lo, tn
snred Tor S2.51o; Ciarks shop and dwelling,
$500, insured for - 90
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ST. GATHERINGS, August IL have Just ~ al
what a Correspondent IN lIsvsna ssvs - the Nov
York ftncs on The Amazons Of Free Csba- L
wish 90 send through the froe pres OF America
nv hearty greeting q NV brave and enthusiastic
country men. While they live nay country VII
live. " Hurrah for the Amarons % Free Cuba"
(SiCnCd) EMILIA 4. ElLIARANpE.