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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-12

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CHASE & ESTLIN-
COT TON PICK E RS,
PICKERY:
CORNER ORANGE and CONSTANCE STREETS,
New Orleans.
Box at Cotton Exchange. All orders promptly at
tended to. dZ1
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

I DOUb6AN,
Has just removed his Perfumery Store 10 IN
Canal street. between Baronne and Carondalet.
He Will always keep q splendid assortment Of
PERFUMERIEs, and at moderate prices.
n12 2mSYHHn&n -,
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u. II. SARRAZIN,
STEAM TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
Smoking Snuh Cigars and Pipes Of all Kinds
oftsan tsts
.
IS corner o
Proprietor QUEYRON's CIGAR WORKS. No. So Cont street.
nav ORLEANS LA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-14

Our high school commenced Tnesd.r
sept. Sd, with 81 scholars. which nnmhsr
increased to 90 the second day. A lrcenn,
oas been organized aud will hold week.
meetings for the benefit of the citizens
and scholars.
Farmers have cut most Of their ors;n
ana report good crops. The bay eroo
was larger and OF better quality than a.t
year. ' 49,
Work has been commenced on Tho rev,
meadow road aud also en- the one arourd
Sielson hill.
a new buildiug. made of old timber
boards &c, has been placed with one
corner 1t not wholly, on land With,
the limits Of the road. obslruclinO tho
view OF the street. and otherNise iniuri,-y
the looks Of our village. Will not the
owner take notice aud remove the obstruc
ton c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-14
Hartford.

ria warm weather for the last ten
si,hou, rain has given the farmers
sos opportunity to find the last load of
: and grain, to commence picking
-. and ,hreshing grain. and few days
r..,restioa with their Boston friends
M the mountains and falls OF Oxford.
Z, oalriyaled by view OF the seaShore
r.-, and beans are growing with almost
s.kooxn speed, while the fall feed is
.lling TO a large crop of hay aud TO the
rsl,W balls OF choice butter.
The Free High School commenced al
u,r,ord Centre. taught by Holland of
c,,,,p and at the head Of Bear Pond by
r.soeh of Turner, on the S0th OF Aug.
m. t,ll school Al the Line by Miss Clara
s.,,.on of Hartford, will commence the
,.,,,l Monday of September. while
.,r,softbe advanced pupils will continue
.,,si. studies at the old institution at
Hebron.
Vrtlo-d Is no, only known As an ex.
sarsa, farming town, including extra
r,,.sres Tor tie dairy, It's light taxes.
,,sers The minister, physician, merchant
and ros.mlster are lovers OF the soil snd
,,-,srs Tor the cause OF temperance. bu.
sts-e 81. classes axe friends 70 the com.
MN schools ana weekly press, which are
=, essential 90 live farmers.
HAErFOED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-14

Sept. The weather has been very
warn 10, ,ae past two OF three weeks in
Us place. yipeniug the crops very fast.
We lad a very Interesting lecture At the
Methods. Church at this place on Wed
te,l4y eyc, Sept. ls,.. delivered By tue
ksy. Il. +. Snow OF New Hampton. y. II.
ilue5.y OF this place. The financial
- o., .ls DAY and their remedies" It
sseael 10 Ai, the case OF a large number
present, especially the ministers We
i-ge 90 hear from him again soon.
Ia- High Sgdoo, commenced last Mon
d., ladcy ,he popular instruction OF l..
= PJ5,. Mr.. Poor is well known as a
f5ry successful teacher, this being the
1aCl ,erm that he has taught in this
-,e daring the pas, year, aud we hope
= lee9 aim much longer time.
W Eedlou. Esq is erecting a new
''- ao-c The schoo, house.
Miss Annie n S;acy'has gone 10 Bos-
y 90 .aAe course oil music lessons.
NJ 5. B
So. There viii be a picnic here
p; Saturday, held by the sabbath
s'155. -alHigL School scholars. Among
T. 21lssnsn,s there will be Base Ball
f-gls, Csoqlet. swings. etc. provided
, Ia: al may be suited A pleasant
Pine Is anticipated.
S.'. o4moe. R.d.on had q shock some
t1e ago. from the fleets OF which he
p 70. fully recovered, bis right hand
BONDING ain a gre4, deal, sometimes
p'-as So numb lha, he eanno, hold any
fh.lg in j,.
sauna. Gi.5eg, is suffering a great deal
iion ,ae asthma. be not having been able
\ 20 10 led Tor The pas, fortnight.
OK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-14

The ia,.e sol OLD d. RiLloa. which
vs, air over by team las. week. is
-.,5 better aud Is ia a fair way for 70
coy,y.
There bias been quite an excitement
-L, place about snakes, a few have
l.ss ,a,.. while q 10, have been seen
5 could 40. be captured or killed.
Ne .b.aA that some have had snakes in
he boots. NJ. ;. Is.
There was quite an excitement here on
o.. yah .ns.. 0lr. ;. p. Fox missed his
-,,., IN wa.ta was his wallet containing
:. 10 money, when be wanted them to
DIES, himself IN the morning. Mr.. Fox
y..eI tor Mrs Rlpdal's and had hi
.a-e told. $40 said that the money
w..rs.- some water. and described The
p.,ra .a., .1oS It, After having his
e ,o.d, DE started Tor Conway after
he house breakers. About an hour or
1850 A...- be- .elt, bis wife on making up
.e Deb. found the pants tucked IN be
tween .ae bed anI feather bed with the
n-ey sd safe. The question now Is,
t5F $50 ,ha pants come there Mr. Fox
B -, no. arrived here atthe present Whiting
b.. {, sul after she burglars we suppose.
4 case somewhat similar TO the above
lp..re3 here short time since. only in
b, casc .le clothes were not made up
when fond. ,he cloth was in the clothes
pies, behind some other clothes. We
'hore gina, The next time anything i,
BE-. ,bc loser will make little search
s7oli his own premises before accusing
Aay enc of ,hieying. P.U. b.
- Hiram. Sept. ID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-14
DYSPEPSIA.

Dyspepsia IS Che most d.,couragins AMI distress
ing disease man is heir %. Americans arc part.c.
u,lr., subject 20 this Ji,ea-, AMI Is effects such
a. -ouT stomach, sick headache, babituai cos,iye.
mess, hcast-5a.u, wateI-brasa, gaawins and burn.
ius pain, iu thc pit OF the stomach coming up OF
th- ioot. coated tongue, Gi-agrrcJbie tast in the
mouth, impure blood and an diseases OF the
stomach and Liver. I've doses of GEEL>'s
AUGUST FLOWER wall relieve you 20 once. aud
lbc' po tiyely is uot ease in The United states
twl uos cUsc. ID YOU dJub, lh., go 10 your
Druggists, 70. p. Wilson, south Paris. \. NJ.
Hammond Paris Ull, or C.. Il. Wiley Bethel Hin,
or aay o,les medicine dealer, ami get sample
bottle Tor TO ocats aud try E.-Rcsular SIC IS c.
scp.s3-ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-14
PUBLIC REPORT
or \
p O L I Q Z MI a N ,

have not enjoyed cool health for several years
past vet have not allowed d, 90 interfere With my
labor. Every one bclonlng 90 the lH00rtng class
nows the inconvenience OF being obi sed to labor
when the body. from debility, almost refuses 10
perform 10, daily task. | never WAS Deliver 10
dosing with medicines but having heard the
NEsEIINE spoken OF so highly, was determined 10
try 10. and shall never regrct that determination
\. tonic (which every one needA AZ some time u
.urpa,~es anything ever heard " liuyigorates
he whole system 10 Is great cleanser and puti
Ter OF the blood There are many Of nav acquHin-
tluces who have taken 10, and all unite in praise
% is salts fact0Ty effect.
Especially among the aged class ofpeople. 10 m
parts 20 them the one thing most ueediul ln old
ag,-ul-hf. q calm, sweet repose, thereby
.trerstheuins the mind as well as the body. Que
aged lady. who has been suffering through lie
from ScrOiuid, and has bee -me blind from Hs
effects. having tried many remedies with no favor
sble result was induced by friends 10 try the
NEGErINE. Amer taking a few bottles she OBJ
.aiucd such great relief Iaat ,he expressed wish
for her sight that che might De able 20 look upon
the man who had sent her such a blessing.
Yoars respectfully, o. H. L, HODGE,
Re. o.. MAY y, q. Police OMcer, Stallion d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-14

SEPT & We are having some very
'' weather - the present time, which is
''ang oil the corn rapidly. and the crop
'1.N section will be good. But this hot
'-,Arr Is bad Tor potatoes, already
Ls'e Is considerable complaint OF their
'omueueing 10 Tot.
Iae Patrons OF Charter Oak Grange OF
' place, turned out last week and
PED uaish cutting and putting in the
1'' 'le lAy Tor their Master. AIR. j. l..
'elel, who has been confined 10 the
O1'e io1 iour weeks with erysipelas.
J. L. L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-14
south Paris.

!ae Corn Factory is in full operation.
- Is rushing business. owing to the
s'e'e aud continued cold weather, which
ID. destroy the crop, unless soon har-
s'.e-. Las, Saturday Capt. Bolster
I'D 1uskels checks to the amount OF
30, The tuskers alone. receive from
Co IS per day amounting TO from
y 30 500 per week.
4le cheese factory closes operations
-' week, having made over 1000 nice
-ee',-. We shall give q detailed report.
te-e...~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-14
HEARTFELT PRAYER.
81. PAUL. Aug. q. lsgs.

81. PAUL Aug. =, l>yt.
n Z. SteTens, Esq;
Dear sIr-I should Dc wanting in gratitude If
failed 10 acknowledge what the NLGEIlNE has
Joue FOR me. was attacked ABOUT eleven months
-,.re ,xith bronchitis which settled into cOnsump-
Ron. had nights sweats and FEVER chius was
distressed for breath, and frequently spit blood
was All emaciated, very weak, ana 80 low th3t my
friends thought my case hopeless.
Twas ADVISED % make trial oi the NkGEIlNE'
which under the providence Of God, has cured me-
That He NAV bless the ice OF your medclne 20
others a. He has TO me, and thar His divine grace
may attend vOu, T. the heartfelt prayer OF your
admirug humble servant, .
BENJAMIN PETIlNGIIL.
p S-Nlne Is but one among the many cures
,.rr tnedl, Inc has effected In this place. Il. Z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-14

\ SURE MEDICINE III. D." AtWool's Bittcrs
d, 4 Potent Remedy, mild, harmless, but sure In
lis operation. puriles the blood. restores the
wasted energies. regulates al deTangcd functions
aul gives new life and yigor 20 the whole system
Il is unr.vallcd as a Liver luysoTa,0r, and highly
concentrated, Is warranted TO CONTAIN more Med.
cal properties 10 Is cent bottle than Amy other
Ilyis1rlt1g' or ">lrsapari IA" soli for dollar.
&c Beware OF Dangerous limitations. See uat
% bear, the trade mark IL. r." in rcd ink, large
letters. or you will Doe grossly imposed upon.
lmayIy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-14

In Euckdel. Nus. e>, Nellie $. Buck, aged Is
y 'at- aui months
In Denmark sept .. William kimJall ascd p
years.
In Leeds. OF c,n~.mption. Aut 20. Nrrli,h Il.
BcSuvi. late CO., the firm of T.. Rckucil y Co..
I" ."cer- ~ Howard -, Boston, aged o. Years
being the ihlrl brother OF that firm Luke died iu
~. George On Isl3, sous of Mm BlckuCli all
once lived ia Turner, an leaving wives who are
now living.
In Bp>t IN, sept. =, Nj. VI. G. Allen. formerly Of
this village, aged Al wears anil months. AUG - .
Evelyn, daughter OF VI. {. and Carrie l. Allcn
Hscis ears aud months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-14
Stnnahnnl.

sept Last Monday. while Chas. F.
'.e OF this town was running = pianer
L5 oeh's Box mill, he got his left hand
r'sti 10 The knives while the plsner
- running at fall speed. John Harri-
~ was standing near him at the time
caught him around the waist and
'''ea his arm out of the knives. DR..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-14
JIfRRfED.

Ia Paris. sept. :, log Rev. \. Hill, Clinton Howe
OF summer and Miss Sarah e. Farrows of Rock
land.
In 80. Woodstock, sept. !, by Rev. 7. Ilillman.
assisted by Rev. l.. Andrews, \. Jnd-ou Curti- Of
wet Paris, and Mss Iva l.. Andrews. only
daughter oi l. W. Andrew, OF -. Woodstock.
Ia East Rum.urI, Aus. 10. by Rev. l. Elliot. as.
sisted by Rev. Geo. Briggs, ma the Union CHURCH.
lewis a. Ihoma. OF East Eum,ord, and Mis-
Mal'anua Ggaoi Mexico.
In Upton. Aug. -, by Rev Ira 6. Sprague, Geo.
t. Abbott and Miss F.orancc r. Morse, both OF
Upton.
ia New York City. sept. =, by Rev. Joseph r.
E.4cr, ID. ID. Joseph +. pnnncl aud Nli-, sarah :.
Bose, Hpopict daughter u Caroline ;. II. and the
late ErIu IL. Tripp.
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MAKE III PUBLIC.



II stevens, Esq: ......
Dear Sir-I have heard from very many sources
NJ the great success OF NEGETINE IN cases OF
S,rofula rheumatism. Kidney Complaint Catarrh
..ul on -er diseases OF kindred nature. make no
hesitation in saving that knOtc NECAllNE 10 DC
the most reliable remedy Tor Catarh and General
Debility. ..,. c....., ,.-
MANY rcars. ana az times very badly, She mas
thoroughly tried every supposed remedy 'hAl We
could hear Oi ami with all this she has LOT sever
wears been gradually growing worse, ana th' US
chlr-t from the head was excessive anu very Oh
leu>Ive. ,,
She was in this condition when she commenced
10 take NEGErNk; could see that she was I'M
uro,ing ON the second bottle. She continued lSA'
tn. he NEGETINE until Size had used nom Twelve
ID nilceu bottles. / ana now very happy h luioIm.
IN. Won and the public ,Ii Won choose 10 mas u
publicI that she Is entirely cured, ana Nt1tIINL
a-complis shed the cure alter nothlus else Nould.
IIeuceI feel justified IN saving THAI NLGEi!Nt Is
Inc most reliable remedy and dtNi7c al suueilhs
humanity 10 try il, Tor believe Il 20 be cool
honest. vegetable medicine, and shall nCt nest
tate to recommend II. l am, &c, respecluII!'
l. L. CARDELl., store i1l BioaU"''!'
VEGFTlNE acts directly upon The cause ol
these complaints. Ii inyisOrates ana strengthens
th whole ystcfu, acts upon The sccTeuNc ois"hsi
.ilays inflammation, clcanscs AMI cures uicer"'ioh
sure. constipation and regulates Tie bowels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-14
TRIALS OF SPEED !!
At the Consolidated State Fair, Presum =
scot Park Portland, Sept. 21st, 2sd, Esd
and = ith, 1873
CONDITIONS.

All these purses are for trotting mile heats, best
; in in harness. under the national rules.
Rule , ;, g. :, l., %, %, 81, aud 30 particularly
will be enforced.
when cigh; or moro horses start, the distance
will be one hundred and iiny yards.
As many rs four must enter, and three start IN
every race, except TOR three wear olds
Races may be postponed on account OF bad
weather.
Entries close at O'Clock i. VI, Sept. 20, and
must be addressed 10 SAMUEL WATSON, see s.
NJ the Preble House, Portland.
z Entry ices 10 per cent OF purse, one-half TO be
sent with the entry, % be forfeited If the horse
does not start and the other hall to be paid before
starting in the race SAMUEL WATSON,
septli-9w SECRETARY.
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HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME
Boston, October, 1870.

Dear Sir-My daughter AFTER having q severe az
t,~k of whoopiug cough, was LETT m feeble slale
al health Bong advised by friend she tte,i ttle
VEGETtNE and after using lew no'ties NaS i"-i'
restored 10 health. ,.....,;.,,
Ihave been great sufferer from Rheumatism.
b,vc taken several bottles OF the NLGErINE Tor
this complaint and am happy 10 say ], ms entlte.4
c,,-a.i ne have recommended tlie EStllNE %
C,I,srs ,yiib tbe same good results. IL Is great
cleanser and purifier OF the blood; 1t Is pleasant
fo take: and can cheeriuily recommend ~
~ JAMES MORSE 564 Athens street.
sold nv Druggists 81 Dealers Everywhere
sept NV
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OUR TABLE.
SNUB.


ihe amerlcRn Artisan and Illustrated .t..ur.
nai OF Popular science Tor September ,'nfi,.t"'i
NF ht""n Allen, 2is Broadway N.vr ~
'"ht.unS a variety of intert sting matter v,i,i.L
Do'i''lSu VII Us magnificent Illustrations, has
.,,'t'l never been surpassed n equalled In any
NUl' gu t,Nhtnica periodical. Baking Hoiliny
anu bc.l,s Letters, The Winning Cornrli C,,,,,
Nr-t- StN-CyludCr Engine The F,uaiiisf,r,. ",
Iulse, An amateurs foot Iatfic mail, r. vi
neil Crew for the editor of tie American Ar,is.r
-L1 'eNkutV hN Iroi john Sweet, Is ILLUSTRATED
,- S'i ''g,d presenting many interesting novel
t't- ana important Improvements Celebrated
Lighthouses etc, are among is articles.
Ballou's Magazine tor october.<An excel
.tnt number Is Bnlou'r Magazine for October H.
has some thirty different articles. stories pocfrv
@h1 to<tu or more Illustrations, an OF thc Hrsf
',''s "u0 9uch a. %ny magazine might be proud
''- -Nuit"- iuc stories We noticed a thrilling ga
an cA4i 81 Oo0hiius thc Cook" hv Vim N No
an Ola WhdivmAu. and a good writer of -. f,l.s
u. 49, one 20 Tue best writer's IN the country ans
Whdt Is most singular d, the Tact that NJ Mac, h
blind ana docs all OF his n-itins br me ain of n
h"-hiac tiat u his own invention. Ballou's Mag.
atinc is Q great iavoriic and We DO not wonder al
De-, containing such q variety a. IL does Pubisbr
by Ih'mcs y Talbot p H.wlcy street Ho,ton
90 only $50 per year, or Is cents single copy
Tho HEAtui REroEVER Tor September Is full
90 va.u4oic instruction for an who wish 90 gain
Nu'Wirt-e ot how g. gct well and keep well. The
inE 1ic a few ot The ticlcs furnished thi.
month Unconscious Action ~ the Brain. Nrn.
tia,.Ou, Phy -.Ologicll Encc., Of Moderate Drink
ln+, ltautucc OF Imagination. Curious Curatvcs .
Importance Of Bodily Exercise What 10 Teach
our sous, Mineral springs, Fatal Drusging and
Professional Fighting, Acute Dy~eutcry Pub
A-hcJ 40 Battle Gc'k. " ch., sIcemen COZ ies
avc Ive.
Two new songs log thC m lion. De ola Church
= -ui n DC Lane vI Darling Minnie GRAY. Words
bN j 4 lsutlclgc, music by Charlie Barker. Price
% GEMS. Mailed free on recent OF tlc marked
pr'Cc Also Che Brave Eoy Plea beautiful SOM,
aHI chorus. Words bV l. Wet music bv Gins
Barker. Price 30 cents, or both sons mailed 10
49, address iu jhe : upon receipt OF 20 GEMS
Acdrr-, w HrlWiCA Mus G Dealer aud Publish.
cg. - West SIXTH street CiAciouati, o.
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BORN.

In Albany, Aug 10, TO The wife Of Wallace Bird,
son.
-. In Bethel, July %, to the wife Of Charles II
Biiiey, son.
In No. Paris, Aus. p, to the wife Of y II. Perry
a daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-14

'auoce amputated the arm abou, mil
way between The elbow and wrist Joints.
"e''' n. NJ. X.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-14
Leisure No. J---"Thc Wonders and Seem
cry or California"

From the Portland Daily Pm Tile lecture
given last evening nv 4. + Lows, esq. uron the
Wonder and scenery of California, was greeted
with a ui, house. Mr.. Lewis has visited Clliinm-
ia durius the past year, and give, % the audience
the De- .uit of hi, experience aud ol-eN alton il %
manner which command che undivided lttcuf On
OF hi. hearers. We have 900 read something Of the
any description Of tlo "tcy-cr-" th1' equal the
viyil imagery hy which M. + brings those WON
dcys ol nature before lhC mind of ihe listeners --
\ Mr.. Lewis has "ta1cu the ield' We trust hi-
services will be secured by every community wIrl.
ing au agreeable evening entertainment
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-09-14
OXFORD
NORMAL INSTITUTE,

SOUTH PARIS, DE.
The Fall Term ofthis Institution will commence
on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER FL, 1873
F. +. Crommett, A. g., Principal.
Miss ADDlE . MATTHEWS. Teacher Of Higher
English and French
Miss ABBlE G.. MORSE, Teacher Of Intermediate
Department
Miss ANNA Il. CROMNETr. Teacher of Primary
Department..
MISS CORA sKILLlNIS, Tcaclerof Instruments
Music.
Miss AUGUSTA f.NNFOEp. Teacher OF Draw ing
and Painting
Tuition same Js usual for al pupils residing
outside the l'mits of District No ,, Doe Paris.
Mis- Mathews f. 20 graduate off jhc Orai in-t-
tutr. Her long Experience 90 % teacher, combined
with the 90 IpIue ag. iuig.t by thorough cout-c
OF study, rcuitr her especially lifted for the po'-
ton signed her.
Miss Ii.Mto,d come 60 u- highly recommended
D. the Principal OF the Academy Of Art, ht Boston
The other Teachers are too well known 90 Rice
patrons o. thc >ch1n, to need any words OF COM
mcuiLuou.
For circulars or catalogues ut the school. apply
t. REV.. Il. Wu.ELW alllr, @. \. WILSON, + u,
L.. r. SrONE, L. NJ, Nt. j. NnEELER. or
T.. \. CEONMErT, Principal
So. Paris, Aus. 10, 81.
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Lecture No. i---"The Yo semitic valley

From Portland PRESS The last Lecture upon
"Thc lu-Semitt valley j, particular Interest ting
and gta hic. His vivid repre- cniJiion-, IBIS clear
descriptions and his apt comparisons rivct The nc
teution NJ the Young. upakcn the enthusiasm Of
the middle aged ana touch tie Ncncrtion OF the
Old. The Yosemite BEL so wei done thai one
almostSmagiucs himself looking no The reality and
closes his eve. and realizes similar Impression
IL is one of the finest descriptive Scturcs ever
given. 70 ha4 been likcncd 70 prose poem, with
a graphic and glowing dcscris,iou Of that wonder
m valley. Mr.. /. has united legend and story,
and holds his audience entrauced from beg ming ~
end.
When Mr.. Lewis lccturcd Ia this CITY be made a
marked anl favorable impression and hts lecture
was very generally regarded as one OF the best
descriptions OF the wonders Of the Yosemite
which was ever delivered from the platform.
PROM Rev. GEo w. BICKNELL II consider Mr.
Lewis's lecture upon The lo semitic one of the
most entertaining Instructive and interesting lee
lures have listened to Tor o long time.
From The GOsrrL BNNNEE, Augusta: Our cit-
Len- cuiuyci rare intellectual treat last evening
Ia listening ~ % lecture upon The yosemite Val.
ley of California, Iy \. +. Lewis, esq, OF Frye-
modern wonder OF the world, and the result of Biz
observations are deliberately and cloqucutly de.
tailed IN this lecture. Mr.. Is descriptions have
all the eNactn 50 and familiarity OF one who knows
whereof he ailirms. The lecturer painted with
masters hand "thc long domcs' towering cli1'
and water falls, leapiug like caiararts from the
clouds" together with The other wonderful scenes
OF this mo II wonderful valley.
The lecture was able, instructive AMI entertain
Ing, and eNempliled the golden mean between tie
scientific and the popular. For these reasons We
make note Of it,
References-J. r. oSGOOD, BosroN; PRES.
SMITH, DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.
Liberal Arrangements with Churches,
Sabbath Schools, Reform Clubs, &c.
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Ca Use SANF0RD'S HAMAMELIs for sun
onrn, Mosquito Bites and Poison by Ivy.

O"rh, Mosquito Bites and Poison by Ivy.
PILES DIETErIc SALRRArUs. = Universally
acknowledged the best in use. Each pound bears
the name ofJAMEs PYLE. Noue genuine without
June %. Iy
Snheres from dropsy aud kidney diseases can be
cared by using HCNT'S REMEDY, the great kline,
medicine, purely vegetable and used daily by our
pest physicians in their pracaice.
ECONOMICAL NEW FooD-2j cents will buy
package OF Sea Moss Farne made from pune
Irish Moss, which will make 30 kinds OF dishes
sucH as cakes, pies, buildings, ETC., or IL quart.
OF custar'is, jeliies, creams, Charlotte Russo,
Diane mango, etc. Sold by all Druggists aud
Grocers. anris ,75-iy
For Family Medicines OF any Kind, whether
Roots, Herbs, Banks, or any OF the various RENE
dies OF the day, also, Family DYE Stuirs and Fine
Toilet preparations 20 to
MOVES DRUG STORE, Norway village,
as he keeps the most extensive assortment TO be
found in the country and at the lowest prices.
VISITORS to New York Who want quiet, bu,
select and luxurious home while they stay IN tie
CITY, ana one where the eXpences are decidedly
lighter than at thc larger houses will do well to.
call at The SrtNGLER House., on Union square,
IL Is Situated in the heart of the city. Carriage
hire is saved, As nearly all the stages aud street
ear lines pass is doors. See card in advertising
columns