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Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-07

and Simple Sewing Machine, would do wsil to eal
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see one Of the incest Family Sewing Machines 10
The world It has NO equal 1t sews from tho thick
est to the hipsst lesired without change
Of needles: Our hobby Ia simplicity. durability.
light running. and no threading-up required; self
threading shuttle and self setting needle. Bold on
easy monthly instalment, or liberal discount %
for cash. Ladies don't buy heavy and complt-
GATED machine. but get the light running New
American.
iy7dkwly ]. H. PkIMROSk. Agent.
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LEcrURE.-At the Masonic Temple, last even
ing, DIR. Robert Morris delivered his highly Ell.
tertaning lecture on "Free Masonry IN the Holy
Land" to good.siz,d audience. The speaker
described the progress Of the Masonic Order both
In the Holy Land and this country. aud illustra.
ted his remarks with various curiosities from Je.
rusalem aud the East. He also described, In an
Interesting style, some of the manners and Gus.
toms OF the Onentals.
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$4,000

A MIDNIGHT ARREsT--About IL o'clock last
night, as lightning rod man was driving along
the causeway he was arrested by Constable Geo.
Ward, and taken TO Squire Frazer's office. The
alre was aroused, aud coming to the Office he
convened his court, before which the lightning
rod man was required TO give security for certain
unpaid debts, including board bill which had
been contracted by him, in Stanton, during o
previous sojourn in this county. He was then
allowed 10 depart. The man was travelling
agent for Middleton q Company, Of Phiisdei
phla
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-07

PERsoNAL.-Lloyd Boldly. Of this city, re-
turned, Wednesday, from two weeks sojourn
at the beach. in the vicinity Of Lewes and Re-
hoboth.
Hon. John II. Payntsr, Secretary Of State,
spent yesterday in this city. He looks well.
Patrick Holland, of the First Ward, whose
leg was broken by q kick from fractions horse.
several weeks ago, has recovered sufficiently to
appear upon the streets, with the aid Of cruteh-
pa
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-07

PRIZE FIGHT AT CHESTER Monday afternoon.
Oh Seventh street, near the bridge, at the hour OF
$50 there was an encounter between two men
one haling from Rockdalc, the other belonging to
Chester. Three rounds were fought, occupying
about fifteen minutes. during which the former,
(named Thompson) was badly cut about the face
and head The fight was .or SIS and was terml-
mated in favor of the Chester man (named Robin.
SOM who took the money! Chester Netps.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-07

FIRE.-The alarm of fire at $50 o'clock, last
evening originated in a barber shop Mt Eighth
at Market streots. The fire started in pile Of
papers which became ignited from some I'M
known cause, and damaged the interior Of the
shop considerably, before the flames could be
extinguished. general alarm was sounded,
which. for awhile, created considerable excite
mapt
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SECOND EDIT0NHTHIRD EDITION
SALE OF THE CITY BONDS
A MIDNIGHT ARREST.
|Pic-Mlc-..ALARM Of FlRE...Ac.
THE CITY BONDS.

ROW THEY HAVE BEEN SHILLING SINCE THE
FIRST OF THE YEAR.
Since the opening Of the year 1874, not
withstanding the hard times, the bonds Of
the city Of Wilmington have been selling un-
usually well. The following is statement
Of the amount sold each month since the first
Of the year:
January, $500 May, $6,85O
February, 1000 June, 400
March. 1850 July, $500
April. $500
Total, $4,000
During August. thus far, $500 worth Of
bonds have been positively sold, and S, 800
worth moro contracted for, but not yet daliv-
cred. This will mako the total amount of
sales up TO date, SOS, 200.
The Water Loan Bonds arc now being
sold.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-07

LARGE EXCURSION. - The excursion of st.
Paul's Catholic Church, to Mt. Cuba, yestsaday
was one OF the largest of the season. Four pas
senger cars and four gondolas. wero filled with
excursonists, while large numbers went out on
the regular trains. All hands enjoyed themselves
thoroughly, and perfect order prevailed through
out the day.
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Picnic AT THE ScHEUTzEN PARK.--The pic
mic Of the Delaware Saengerbund. at the
Scheutzen Park, yesterday, was very largerly
attended. and was a highly successful affair.
Those present INDUCED IN games OF various
of the day. No disorder of any kind, prevail
ed. and the festivities were continued until a
late hour in the evening
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-07

THE New YORK ExcuRsIoSs.-Mr. P. Il. e
Smiths New York and Audson River. Excur
8 A. M, on Thursday August Goth. This ex
cursion has come to bs regarded as the most
popular Of the season, and people look forward
to it from one year to the other, 1t offers SUI
perior attractions and is both cheap and desir
able. The price Of tickets remains al usual
So. 80 esch
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POLICE CASES.

Bridget keegan, for disorderly conduct, was
fined s. anu costs, and held to bail IN the sum OF
$500, To keep the peace. This Is the only case
before the Mayer since yesterday morning.
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NORTH oARoLISA ELECTION AND DISTURBANCES.
WILMINGTON, N. c., August 6.-The election
for superintendent OF public instruction, Con-
gressmen, judges and solicitors, members Of the
General Assembly and county officers passed of
very quietly here to-day, until nearly time for the
polls 10 close, when James Il. Eaton, republican
politician, raised disturbance and successfully
resisted the power OF the city to arrest him for
some time, being backed by oolored mob OF sew
eral hundred. The whites took no part in it,
but the negroes filed the street and excitement
run high.
A negro mob attempted to capturo white man
who had taken refuge IN = store in Market ct. For
IN hour or two the danger Of q colllson between
the whites and blacks was so imminent that the
whites formed linz Of battle on Front street. be-
tween Market and Princess streets, and awaited
the expected attack. The negro mob was finally
dispersed BY . large force OF special police.
TENNEssEE ELECTIONS
MEMPHIS, August 8.-The election is progress
sing very quietly, not q single disturbance has
occurred at the polls 80 far, and there il less
drunkenness than has ever been seen on cleo
ton day. Business is almost entirel suspend
ed.
The conservative ticket carried the city Of
Memphis by over 1900 majority, and the ma
josty in the county will reach 5000. kilograms
from the surrounding counties show heavy de-
mocratic gains.
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FINGER Cur OrF.-Yestsrday afternoon. John
Broomall, while saving klndlinY wood at Under
aud Market streets had the little finger OF his left
hand sawed of, snt the two adjoining fingers
badly lacersted. He proceeded at once to Dr.
Kane. who rendered the necessary surgical assist
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-07

A TREAT. Last night the members OF Jefier-
son Lodge, No. 3, l. o. o. T., Of this city, were
made happy by the reception Of fine cake from
Mr.. Worth, 10 member Of the Lodge) and lady of
Smyrna, who have recently donnsd the matrimo-
Mai harness. The usual resolutions OF thanks TO
Mr.. Worth and lady were adopted.
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Special Notices.

Food GOr the Babies.
Children fed on RIDGES FOUD will thrive. be
strong and healthy. and become little models OF
youthful strength and childish beauty. aprzd9m
ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. US Market
street, respectfully informs lis friend and the public
In general. that he Keeps hand all descriptions Of
incidence, and that competent person 70 at ALI
tines ready prescribe for such sick call at tina
price Of the modi zines. the price as they would
DAY anywhere else; out that one is visited at
herr esdnces
Fine Nail Scissors.
Curve aul straight Nail Bru N s. II N BeuShH
Nail Files. Nail Ptlishers. oct. for sale by
X. BRINGnUkSr CO..
Corner sixth aud Market streeis.
Prime Vanilla Besnsi
sold Wholesale and retail BY
CoTne. Sixth and Market Streets
For tho Bath
Bath Brushes. Bath Towels. Bath Sponges and
Bath Soap, In extensive variety. Also: Flesh
Gloves, Straps Brushes. etc., OF horse half. Dry
Friction Gloves, and many other articles Of the
BRINGuURST i co,
Corner Sixth aud Market stree te
Concentrated Favorins Extracts
OF Vsnilia. Lemon. Orange. Rose. Bitter Aim ond
Ginger. Mao, Celery. etc.. etc.. made and sold
wholesale anu '0'A" BRINaHURsT 4 CO..
Corner Sixth and Mark ct streets.
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NEW BoAr.-To-morrow at tho Hslan Il Ho
Engsworth Company's yard. the new keel Of
new boat will be laid. The vessel Ia to be Is
feet in length.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-07

DEAsu OF NED LKARY.-A day or two aye, the
friends Of the weil-known Ned LsaIy, eoiored, re.
ceived letter announcing his recent death In
New York Olty. During his stay In this city
Ned was prominent and oitsn notorious char
aeter.
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ELECTION NOTICES.
TITO THE DEMoonATIo VOTERS OF VIII

IL MlNuION.
by ballot en- SATURDAY,, AUGUST Sth. 1874. be-
tween the hours OF and O'Clock, P. NJ. In their
several Wards, at such PLACES as ,hal! pc an
the purpose Of electing one person from eooh
Ward as n delegate to the State Con-
vention, and one person as an Alternate. and one
person from each Ward as Delegate TO the Coun-
ty Convention. and one person as an Alternate.
The Committee from each Ward are requested
to give notice in the DELAwARE GAZETTE of heir
Chairman. Democratic City E1ssutivs Committee.
In ACCORDANCE with the above announ com emit.
Horse Hotel. S: ". corner Of Second and Tatna i
stress. Ey order tho EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
FELTON, House. g, 4. corner Second and Walnut
streets. ExECuriyE COMsITrRn.
The Third Ward election will be held at tho
and Orange streets. ExEcUriyE Committee.
=. The Fourth Ward election will be held at the
City IL all. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Fifth Ward EeIection will be held at the
LAFAYETTE Hotel. .. W. corner Ninth and shiplsy
streets. EXECUTIVE CoMNTTKR.
Tbs Sixth Ward election will BIO held at the N.
Z. corner Seventh and Walnut streets.
auso EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Seventh W.rd election will DO held In tbs
Second story Of the Fri. ndship Engine House. 10th
and shipiey streets. between and 9. 7. N.
At EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Eight Ward election will be I'D at the cor
EXECUTIVES COMMITTEE.
The Ninth Ward election will be held at the "old
EsEcUTivr oonuIrrEr.
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members and friends Of tho African M. Il.
Church on Poplar street above Sixth went on
an excursion to Mt. Cuba on the Wilmington
Western Railroad. They were accompanied
by the Mt. Vernon Cornet Band.
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A MEAN THIET.Y ssterday soma mean sneal
thief stolo q castor FROM joe. Waats's saloon
corner Of water and Market streets.
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STATE ELECTIONS AND POLITICS.

Narth Carolina turns oocf Democratic Major
ty Estimated at from Fios to Ten Thon-
Sond-Seuen Congressman OFT
of ei1ht elected
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NUTICE.-The Democratic Voters Of Brandy
IN wine Hundred are requested 70 assemble at
August 8th 1874, between the hours Of two and six
o'clock p M for the purpose Of electing delegates
TO the State and County Conventions; also, for the
nomination OF two persons for Inspectors, one per-
for Assessor, and two persons to serve as Road
Commissioners for said Hundred.
BY order Of the Executive Committee Of said
Hundred.
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TIME DEMOCRATS of South Christiapa Hum
gore. in Newport, on SATURDAY. August sth, at
Soclock p. NJ. to elect Delegates to the State and
County Conventions. X: q. JU5TIS,
VjyS0 Of the Executive Committee,
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
L. Democratic meeting will be held at the
pu blic house. kept by Daniel Mulherian. in North
Christians hundred. on SATURDAY, the eight Of
August, between three and six o'clock. (afternoon]
to chose three delegates to the State Convention
and three to the County Convention.
By order of the County
August g. 1874, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
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PEACHES.

| THURSDAYS SHIPMENTS.
To Philadelphia, d" So 1890
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HNuE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF New Castle
i county are hereby requested to meet in their
Of August next. and select delegates to the State
and County Conventions.
| BY order Of the Executive Committee.
WM HERBERT,
| jy3l- Chairman,
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FOOD LOT THO HuDI6S.
Children fed on kIDaE,S FOuD will thrive. be
strong and healthy. and become little models OF
youthful strength and childish beauty. aprzd9m
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The Ninth Ward election will be held ct the "OlG
Academy" on Vandevsr Avenue.
EXECUTIVE OoMuIITHY.
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Prime Vanilla Beansi
sold Wholesale and retail by
BRtNullURST 4 CO.
Corne. Sixth and Market Streets,
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The Eight Ward election will be he.d at the cor
ner of Fourteenth AID KipE streets
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-07-17

rum ttt' &Al'ii4 "Nui udl+
Hon. Ellis H. Roberts. member of Com
greS~ from the Oneida district. has shown
himself careful and correct tigurer When
he and Mr.. Dawes were c0uicniIpc that
there would be no necessity for increased
taxation To meet the expenditures Of the
government. their statements were qUcs-
toned and criticised in some quarters. The
sequel has proved that these gentlemen
were right and the doubtcr~ wrong. Last
winter Mr.. Roberts presented u Congress
carefully prepared estimates for the fiscal
year ending the first day of JGly of the
present year He put the receipts at two
hundred and lightweight million dollars
the expenditures. including the sinking
fund. at S3li.lHI ,3g62-. cash ou hand,
SO 600 GOO The exact figures are a.
follows The receipts. S99O.O 600
expenditures. S3I6.Sl3.3lg. cash balance
In the treasury, S33, l9l. S33 That the
estimates OF Mr.. Roberts were ol the
most prud'at and Tain-takns character j.
seen from the Tact that the receipts over
run has figures hy upwards OF two million
dollars. The expenditures also slightly cx-
coed his estimate. hut thc balance on hand
viii vary hut little from his calculations
Not, however, taking into the account the
.wenty-si1 million taken from the reserve.
there Will Yet remain from iour 10 five and
D hall millions To apply upon the sinking
fund. This exhibit j. highly satisfactory
Il proves that those who thought additional /
aXation inevitable did NOT, ike Mr. Rob /
rt- and Mr. Dawes. deal accurately and /
with tie statements OF the trea- Z
ury department. and that they brought .
at balance upon the wrong side of the |
cdger by understanding our income and |
lnduly charging the estimate Of cxpcndi-
urcs. itl- gratifying to the people that
10 increased taxation was rendered nccc~-
airy, notwithstanding the inroad~ upon
ecciptS that Were made By the panic and
hc cln-eInent dcnrce-Iln IN hu-inc.-
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5,osIIEEoN NEWS.

~ I.I I,-T !, =.
-. -. In - - way i'""y Oh
INIT .'''' 'lS "cc'uSu 10 ADOPT the mar
10" -""-y ,' .,-H on '.e entire length Oh
nf r,1r... I, alter tbe crtirc r,ri,.,, ,''.,
f., ,.,...,'.. p, IT,. non. - - ,''SA
=, .,i t,.t l,,,,tir. 'i',.''.'ii'.-
.rrurt.l -ts c,.,,,ar,- i,,.. ~ ~
,,.b fI' l...1. II.1] l,..,,.'.;,..
If pr,,i.,,,.... inv ftt1 ,o,r l.'..,,; H. ~
H.. -. -, cr . ',s-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-07-17

FRANKLIS County PoLIrics.-Mr. Clarke
has been hard at work with tongue and pen
these last few months. lie has written
hereby and carelessly, trusting to his skill
and ability to carry him through. lie has
lectured in most every town in the county
upon " The Road to Ruin" i.c, Central
Vermont The people OF many of the towns
ot Franklin county have alrays nourished
IN their hearts 4 hatred for St Adams, horn
OF envy pure and simple, and while the
great antl-railroad. anti-monopoly, anti
corporation, anti-eycrytning but the tlling
OF tie soil. and ever was cOurSing fercely
IN the veins OF the husbandmen, who. hay-
ing really some wrongs to right, have been
50 suddenly awakened to them that noun
talns and mole hills look to their dazzled
eyes the same, stirring up the slumbering
embers OF this old venom, he has succeeded
IN convincing very many people, as it seems,
that 81 Adams l. a sink of vice which thew
must crush out for their own salvation, and
that he Is the modern Moses who shall lead
them out OF this wilderness of peril in
which they wander
And 50 this convention, forgetting their
courtesy which demanded that st. Adams
choice OF her own Senator should be re-
spected, forgetting everything but vague
lear that they were going to be swindleG in
some way unless protected By this one man,
defeated Mr.. Davis. Nay. more than this
the convention defeated Mr.. Wilson. candi-
date for State 5 Attorney, for no reason
under Heaven but because he lived in St.
Adams, and Mr.. IIalbert. candidate for
sheriff, because he was favored by the St. |
Adams de.egation.-N.' Adams Cor. R,a- |
land Globe
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-07-17

I'HE Porn EXrEMED From THE FREE-
RASo>S At the Scmi-annual meeting Of the
grand lodge OF Ma~cns, Scottish Rite of the
Orient 81 Palermo. Italy. ON the 9Th of
March, last. Pope Plus IN. was eypelled
from the order. The decree of expulsion
VIZ PGbilshcd in the Official Masonic paper
at Cologne, Germany. and Is preceded by
the minutes OF the lodge in which he was
installed, and j. "a follows a man named
Mastai ferretil, who received the baptism
of Freemasoury. and -olemnly pledged his
lore and fellowship. and who afterwards
was crowned Pope and King, under the title
of Pro Ninth, mas now cursed his former
brethren ant communicated all members
OF the order OF Frocma~JuS Therefore. said
Ma-tai Ferretti l. herewith, by decree Of the
Grand Lodge 81 the Orient. Palermo. ex-
PEELED from tie order Tor perjury" The
charges against him were first preferred in
his lodge at Palermo, 10 1865, and notifca-
ton and copy thereof sent TO him, with a
request to attend the lodge for the purpose
of answering the same. 10 this he made no
reply, and tor divers reasons, the charges
were not pressed until be urged the bishops
of Brazil to act Gggressiyely towards the
Freemasons, liner they were pressed, and,
after 4 regular trial, decree Of expulsion
vas entered and Published, the same being
signed by Victor Emmanuel, King Of Italy,
and grand master Of the Orient Of Italy,
Voice Of Masonry
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-07-17

WEST PoINr VACANCIES From New Eng
LAND;-The following members of the House
have been notified that vacancies exist at
West Point, for which they are expected to
make nominations by August % Messrs.
Buthnton and Gooch of Massachusetts,, Pike
of New Hampshire, and Starkweather of
Connecticut. The following have been no.
titled that vacancies will occur BY gradua-
ton next June Messrs. E. R. Hoar and
Croker of Massachusetts, Hale of Maine.
Kellogg Of Connecticut, Poland Of Vermont,
and Small Of New Hampshire,
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9elr 4dusrtissn.rnts.
IsSTRAY.

4 NAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber. on
~ wednesday, July LIST, black Mare, 10 or "
years OF age, weight about l01l. The owner is re-
quested to prove property, pay charges and take
her away. I FAV
Burlington, July 7.-dId&y2w
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\ Joint commission shall he established
and maintained at JOINT expense during the
operation of this treaty for advising the
erection and proper regulation of all light
houses on the great lakes. common to both
countries, necessary to the security of the
shipping thereon.
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y joint commission shall al-o be eStab-
lishcd at Joint expense, and maintained
during the continuance of the treaty. TO
promote the propa CATION of fish in the in
land Water common to both countries. and
To enforce the law enacted for the protection
Of The fish and fi.hinr grnnnds
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MAKES The WEAK STRONG,

dRc s,eTuciG', Syrup. a Protect
ca solution of the jg0fo.rie:c OF
IRON: as SO combined rs to hare
ne ch0rdctel' Of an dIincnf. 0T
eustfy digcsted ard USsil3jIgfe,y
~HI me G!ooG rs the siD3pyest
/Oo0: IT increases the gA0jyf;f,,
oJ Natures Owu J-if0I;-j,,g
iyc'at. IRON i1 The blood. OuG
Sures "a thousand u.s. si,vDI,;
tontH1 up. Inrigorttt;pg dgify
,uaftStnJ the System. Tie en-
n m.chcd and ritdti-ed blond per-
Meutes ere,'y part oftHe 6ody,
putT."y d0!30gcS and scasfc.
SSfcorchn'g ont morbid sccg.c-
J1ons' and Tearing nothiu0 for.
"iSedse 10 feed anon.
rms as the secret of the 7ro,7-
oerJW success of this 3.ensedYf,
curing Dyspepsia. Liver Corr.
Paint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar
rnoea' Boils, NcryousAffectio
1hiils and Fevers, Humors
Loss of Constitutional yiror
diseases of the Kidneys and
bladder, female Compl,ipts
a1 "a gu diseases oTiginatirg IN
q Odd state Of the blood. o.: ,,co
ccoMpdnied by dc6ility on. a fo,,,
Stute 1.-THE system. Ecip0 fro
from alcohol. in ann form. nc
eenergi-in1 effects are not foYS
s sosced 0y corresponding reGc-
non, b1t are pcf'mcnenf. infx-
ss;ing strength, cigor. and mc,,,
ere INTO az parts of tie susfc,n
a o.; building arp an Lro;, Con,
thousands hare 6ce,. cboooc1
Oy tne Hse Of this ren,edw. f:ons
sced6, sicily, suferipG c,.c cne
lures, TO strong. heoiffy. 0nL
.dpPy men and scomeH: 0uX
;nrat.ds cannot reasonGGlyhes-
afafe to 0ive it q trial.
See that each bottle has pFRu.
WAN SYRUP 0loscs in the glass,
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Prourietors.
No. Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD BIT DRuGGtsrs exSKH.1
Oct 2o-deodAwiy
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1t l. agreed that the Canadian canals on
the main route from lake Erie to Montreal
shall be enlarged forthwith at the expense
of the Dominion Of Canada, so as to admit
the passage Of vessels drawing l. Feet of
water, and the locks on the said canals shall
be made of not less than go feet in length,
a ieet width, and not less than II feet
depth on the inter sill and that the chan
mel OF the Saint Lawrence River shall be
deepencd IN the several reaches between the
canals. whenever the same may be necessG
ry, 50 as to allow the free passage of vessels
drawing l. feet Of water. And the work
engaged to he done in this article shall he
10y the 1t day of January,
IS-O