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The grand total of visitors to the Centen-
Mai exhibition up to Friday last was 9O5, lI2.
Omitting the opening day, the daily average
OF visitors In the first week was II ,2l0; the
daily average OF the seconi " eek was Il $50;
OF the third week, II SOB; OF the fourth week,
22,Sle; OF the nth week. p 500; OF the sixth
week, 1886, and NJ four days OF last week,
S0s52i. As was expected the attendance is
steadily increasing
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The star for the summer.

Persons Lert1l0 ihe city nay haze THE STAR
se7a 10 their aokres by psal, postage prepaid,
for aIch period Of time us they may desire, at
fhe rate Of Is cents per sOeek, 60 cents per month,
u as IOT three months, OF % for six months.
- The money 70 pay for the tins req,ared
mad bI az cGses accompany the order. OosT
wise ne paper cannot be seru.
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lNnY Gvups SLAUGHTERED.

lNnl GvUps SLAUGHTERED.
REMNANTS DRESS GOODS sACRIFIOrD.
CAUSING SALE FOE The SUMNER SEASON
IL Grenadines at half their former price,
Discount Of 50 per cent OF Lace eaclues
81 per cent. taken of ParAsols.
Large stock new style La sns, 10 and l21c.
Grey Grenadines. l21f and l6c worth double.
Ladies' and Cent? Gsuze Shirts, soc worth 81
Beet Calico, remnants, &c worth lgc,
ace striped PfQue, u and 1Oc,
Victoria Lawns, ES, Is, TO a5c.
Pereaies 10 and llSc. good sty les,
fummer SILK prime cost.
linen Lawns, 10 and $50.
Straw Mattfngs and Carpets of cost.
Ladies Linen Suitings, 45c.. worth 40c.
CSsh buyers should remember the Place.
=. n. NAUDAIN.
jeSo-tr 7O9 Market Space.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
We have Q very large stock OF
JUVENILE BOOKS.
Len ever from the Holiday season. These Books
sre suitable for premiums for schools. We will
make sEberal discount from the regular prices for
that purpose.
Teachers are invited 20 examine this stock
MOaUN BROTHERS,
uysl-tr 1918 Penna avenue cor nth sfrees
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SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS.
SELLING OFF SELLING OFF.
Our ert tire stock at greatly reduced prices. Many
AZ less than cost Of portaon order to close
IN entire stCck as possible Ia tue next sixty
Gays
FOR CASH Only;
We name few pccialtiss:-2,O0O yards Lace aud
Tape Stripe W bite Victoria usiins st 15c.; worth
5a5s 500 ards Wki'e Jscnnet Csmbrics at l21zc.,
stIiped BLACK Grenadines, BLACK Dress Sias, Black
Nc hairs and Aipacas. SO pieces handsome worstet
Drs-s Goods from l2s to 1Hc al very cheap; with
q fu'l sio,k OF Domestic Staple Goods; al at down
pItces.
J.. W. COLLEY,
jA'0-tr sol Cor. 5th street and Market Space
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large stock of CBIbDREN'S SUITS, from to
10 year., t. be CLOSED OUT AT A SACRIFICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-30

SUhMhk kAADiN6.
History OF InoepeDdenoe Hall, Frank Ettins,
viii numerous ILLUSTRATIONS il heii0tTps- %
Early Man Of Europe, Raa, lsuithsonysr D. 4 50
lnteilectrsl Development Of Europe, Draper. s 90
Tine aud Place Of Bonner. W n. Gladstone, 10
WORDS: 1hsiI Csc and Abuse, n athe We, m
Daniel DeroDds, vol !, George Elict-..-.-... / %
Elements II Physiology. Day....-.-.-.-..-...... 81
The Iortures Of Miss Fallen, Goodwin Tai-
r,, :, II;
stoddsrd. Companion 20 Brio a. Brac - I 90
Ladies Guide 20 Gentility, edition ...... 4 90
The Hunting Of the SHARK, author Of Alices
Adventures IN Wonder Laud............... ! &C
a Narrow Escape, Annie Thomas. .......-...... rs
The Land Of the Say, Christian Rsid.......... rs
The Prime Minister, anthony frollope..-..... 7t
Kitty Glass Day, l.. M. Oicott.-.............. 80
Railway Anecdotes new edition -.......... D.
SOLOMOAS a CHAPMAN.
jestr eli Pennsylvspia avenue.
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

COUNTRY BOARD-In q private family; place
- heAlIh ny and desirable Reference, No. 9 9Th
street, between and K sta. Je39 So
COUNTRY BOABD.-Three gentlemen can OBJ
~ tain GOOD BOARD aud large airy room five
Minutes wax from the depot 81 Laurel-s6 per
week. Address N. O., Laurel, Md. or inqu re Of
Ticket Agent ct Laurel. js29-3t'
COUNTRY BOARD-At Oak Glen, near Laurel;
~ plenty Of shade and pure spring water: accom-
modaIiors for few more; terms o25 per month.
Address,. N. HERBERT, Laurel. Md. je3S St
SUMMEB BOARD, at BlVERsDALE, situated
~ on Warrington Branch, Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, fifteen minutes ride from the city. Atply
on the premises. je266t
COUsTRY BOARDING-Rew House, with COED
~ shade, three miles from Leesburg, Loudoun
street, Georgetown, or JOEL CARRUTHEKS,
Woodburn p. o., loudoun CO., Va. jsi6 2w'
CABIN JOHN BRIDGE HOUSE, situated At
~ Cabin John Bridge, about miles from Wash
iDgton, can be reached by a delightful drive over
where there is the finest bsss fishing The no Is
ccOi and airy some distance above the level of the
river. A hne ball room IL 1T the dis posal Of the
guests, and picnic parties will ind n hing tackle
for their at able rates. The bar is stoc
with the choicest hQuors, at city prices Boarders
accommodated By the day, week or month at reason
Jsii saWim JOSEPH DO sBINsER, Propr.
CLIFTON HOUSE, FdiUaz County, Va.-Reft-
~ ted. First-class accommodations ut moderate
prices; salubrious climate; good shooting; fine
drives Is miles from Washington. Apply at 326
Indiana avenue, Washington. O. jslo-lm'
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ANNUAL CLOSING-OUT SALE
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
n. q T r. AUS, IOII Pa. Av..
BEGINS JULY Isr.
NOTE THE REDUCTIONS!
BUSINESS SUITS
SO fI Fin. .lse.us Cashmere Suit, s!!
IsH Ldgsra Herr HsrIts Gs.simsIs sHi; Il
IL North Hoosic Block Cass cult, 10
10 stripe and Plaid Osss Suit,
Checked Cashmere Suit, s
YOUTHS SUITS!
SIS Milburg Diagonal Worsted Suit, s1a
IL Lippin Ei Bibbei Suit. 10
IL London Pl.id Cashmere Suit,
New York Mills Cashmere Suit,
BOYS SUITSl
sIn Norwslk Farcy wslkios Suit, So
Csmcen Plaid Cashmere Suit,
Knicterbecker Check Cas-. suit,
Union Cashmere Salt,
SUMNER WEARI
ALPACA COATS, SILK LUsTRE COATS,
WOEsTED COATS and LINEN
GOODS il an Endless Variety,
Reduced in Proportion.
large stock of CBILDREN's SUITS, from to
10 year., to be OLOsED OUT AT sAORIFICE.
jesc-,r 1911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
HO! FOR JULY 4, 1876.
PREPARE YOURSELVES.
ORANGES, LEM9Ssi BANANAS, LINES,
Wee g. B, ssss with water the,
sSEHLIss i AM, cooked ready for use.
S 1Lxgs GTSgIESaUEs. ss 90.
s sPkh bt oiIsrERs, CAV ssSNLMos.
CAN LOBSTER, SARDINES,
nAaSoss DE coo, of pi5ksR Pb s SaSii
CHOCOLATE CRoQUETTEs.
Centennial CAHDLE5-Red, W bite and Blus-R
&c SpiZ cent. ,sr ,o,
Ham gne, Chicken, Potted, Is cents TO IS cents
OA ss, q, %SIIsi, q 50 per .. Sia cam
Frs,h supply Man HOP TONGUE, and many
H. W. REEDS SONS,
jeD 81 1916 + street northwest.
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BOARDING..

GEAYS HOTEL,
NJ Corner aud 18th streets northwest.
Rates moderate; Chariot cars pass the door every
hve minutes. and only one SOU are from the Metro.
politnn and 18th street cars, je23 lW
GlOABD. W ell -.urpished RUOMS, communal
~ eating or single, with without Board. 1886
street, opposite Franklin Pork. ie26 6ts
ROABDINQ.-Newly furnished ROOMS, with
- FIRST GLASS BOARD, transient or perma-
neBt, at summer prices, ia . peasant and central
locality, Sos 18th street northwest. je30 2ws
SINGLE LODGING Rooms, 80 cents per night,
~ or from o. to % per week; BOARD or MEALS
at reasonable rates, at No. 4 IS Pennsylvania
nue.. ApA)-2ms
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PERSONAL,

MBs. pR. WILsoS, an experienced Femsie
consulted at 123 9th street north sest, from -.
m: TO p. m. daily. Her medicines are safe and
reliable. Advice free. Oall or write. je5-lm-
A SCHOLARSHIPS. DIR. ELLIS, 1918 Pa,
avenue tells past, present and future, love and
marriage, absent friends IL dead living, property
lost or stolen, la ssnts the result Of ell untertek
ings where 20 go for success, happiness and health
Terms: Ladies, q; Gents, el 10 50. ofice hours,
9 q. u. 10 D, m. my27-eotr
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A Q 7 Il o L o @ Y.
MADAME ROSS.

This celebrated Lady AstroloEist snd Healing NE
tium can be consulted at No. 30l ID street, cOrpef
OF ~ northwest. She has no superior in delineatns
the Past, Present and Future, In love OF business
her sdvice Is invaluable, describing your friends
pointing ont your enemies. and Informing yo1 q
tie sure way TO success In al undertakings. Con.
men, q 50. sepl-ly
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-Un the 25th instant, on l4th street, bet,
IL pennsylvania ayt nue. and Z street, on Z
erect, between 18th and 18th streets, s2S in a
bate Pocket Handkerchief. The finder will be
sattsfactorily rewarded by T. aving the same a. O.
LAURIEs, AT New York avenue. 1t"
r OsT-On the 2lst, from 4Oe1s New Jersey ave
y northwest, full grown SETTER PUP, yell
low and While. A liberal reward will be ~
given for his return. -
Je29-2t' Il. DILLEY
GAME TO NY PREMISES on tie Nth instant,
" q red cow, white breast, small horns fySSal
The owner will come foru ard, prove prop
eTty, pay charges, and take her away.
CRADLES SCHU3TER.
J q 81 Warrington schueszen Park.
Gon kkWARD.-Lost on the 18th instant, be-
ScO tw cen the National Hotel and the Treas-
my Department. or on the route from that Depart
inert 10 Mount verro by boat, about &l60 three
300 ard one $40 bills) wrapped In q white hand.
rchief. The above reward will be paid for its
return 20 Metropolitan Police eadqu srters. J23 s.
STRAYED-On the 9th instant light red COW
- large horns; mark on right shoulder. AA
liberal reward will be paid IL Ietrrned to III "
SObN ANGERMAH, 7th street echeutzen ~
Park. e93-3t-
Clio REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR rx .
TIO eAAARY BlkD, escaped from 23XR
clio REWARD WILL BE PAID to the person
y u giving Information which will lead to the
arrest and conviction of the parties have stolen
flowers and destroyed trees, &C., the grounds at
14a5 street northwest. jel4-lm-
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SHEANY REDUCTION In Prices OF FUEL,
Arriving daily, csrg1 Of best varieties Coal de-
liveItd TO any part Of the city during month OF
July at the following prices, with 2i0 pounds TO
the
Best bite Ash Chestnut-.-...O60 90 Der ton
Do. do. Furnace ........ SO per (. n
DO. do. Egg .-...... Is per ton
DO. d.. Stoye......-..... 6 rs TO 7 90 psr ton
10. shamokin Egg-...., 6 30 per ton
Do. do. stove....--........ IS Der ton
Fed Ash Esq and Stove ..... IS to Is per ton
philadelphia LIZ ken's Valley IS per ton
GeDsiae IL ems Valley. ......... 7 rs per ton
clear of 80 Cents to 8 ! Der cord by buying
Wood direct from our whsrve- and vessels.
Pine Wood on wharyes, 3 rs % a 10 per cord,
Bakers Pine DO. 4.N to 500
psk Wood do. as to SO -
" oCd delivered aI small advance above prices
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Chcs snf Depot foot 18th and 18th and ats g.
W OF ees, 1902 n. W.; 11l2 Sth NV. je30-eotr
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DAfENT oPIN-wOBK BANNERS, F.A0
i and RoLITIOAL PORTR ATS, 70 order b.
H0JER 01AHAN.
3e9to3m ~ Duane esyeet, New York.
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EUD TRUNKSI &MM
TR INKS! TRUNKS!
TRUNKS!
AT MAEUFACTURERs' PRICES.

=. McMURRAY,
(FoImerly OF the firm Of Jas q Tophan h 90. }
Now i.csted Of lis new stand, sos Market Space
next door to
HALL q HUMEB.
~ EerairinR n specialty. ian m
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-08-30

Remember the Grand Rally Of
the friends of Reform in the Govern
ment, State and National, at Wood
stock. Friday evening of this week.
Democrats BE on hand at the
polls next Tuesday, early and late.
1t is for your personal interest to vote
for Bingham and Reform. All the
public office holders in Vermont are
on the "stump"--they have 4 personal
interest, too.
Mr.. Thomas Middleton gives his
experience with the ''Eddys' on the
fourth page of this paper.
Royce & Barows have big
stock of goods. See advertisement.
A young man went down Read
ing way, the other day, and bagged a
couple of ducks belonging to citi-
zen IN that rural town, and brought
them home to his boarding house. An
officer, the next day, instructed him
on the 9Th commandment, and it cost
him $40 40.
The Win0ham 90. Retorner is
the title of q new paper just started
at Brattleboro, by G. Il. Davenport
1t is good looking, large, and ably
edited. Success to it.
Bales of greenbax are being sent
into this State by the Republicans for
electioneering purposes. More tax
for the people to bear!
Vote for BINGHAM AND RE
FORM in September.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-08-30

William Craft, whose escape
from slavery thirty years ago made
such a stir in Massachusetts, is in that
State soliciting aid for manual labor
school which he has established near
Savannah, Ga After the passage of
the fugitive slave law, he was mar
ried to Ellen Craft by Theodore Par.
ker, who gave them revolver as a
wedding gift, to defend themselves
against their masters. He has spent
seven years III Dahomey in the employ
of society for breaking up the slave
trade in Africa.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-08-30

Sunday, 20th.-.A thunder shower from
one to three O'Clock in the morning, and
partially cloudy with a brisk n. W. wind
through the day. Barometer rising with
falling temperature.
Monday, 2lst.-Sliaht frost. Clear in
the morning but cumulo-stratus clouds III
the afternoon and evening. Brisk north
wind till evening when it backed to s. w.
Barometer quiet, temperature low but
slightly rising.
Tuesday, 22nd. Partial but increasing
cloudiness through the day. The upper
currents of wind from the N. W. but the
surface wind soon came to the n. E.
Very quiet barometer, but rising temp,
Wednesday, 23d.-Partial cumulo-stm-
tus clouds through the day, increasing in
the evening. Wind N. W. Barometer
rising with slightly increasing temp.
Thursday, 2ith.---Light cirro-stratus
clouds through the day changinsto cumu-
lo-stratus in the evening. Wind N. w.
The barometer rose through the night but
fell during the day with rising temp.
Friday, 25th.-Partially cloudy in the
morning and they increased through the
day. A thunder storm from four to eleven
o'clock in the evening. Wind casterly
but the higher clouds are from the W. or
n. w. Bar, falling with falling temp.
Saturday, 26th.-Clear in the morning,
but light and increasing cirro-cumulus
clouds in the afternoon and evening"
Wind n. W. with falling barometer and
falling temperature.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-08-30
w. III. III. BINGHAM

Lot each and every honest man.
Learn these ere rhymes and sing EN-,
Then put on his go to meeting hat,
And do his best for BINGHAM.
If your dad s cant get to town on foot.
Hitch up your nags and bring ON,
Wen make that scally fellow scoot,
And fill his place with BINGHAM
Tho you may not have broadcloth suit.
II you've got one made of gingham,
The country's free, wear what you please,
Come down and vote for BINGHAM.
There is Fairbanks party out,
Yet hardly think they'll swing EN-,
Should every true and honest man.
Step up and vote for BINGHAM.
SO toot your horns and fire your guns,
If you have bells then ring 'em,
Would you have an honest Governor,
There's W. II. H. BINGHAM.
A VOTER.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-08-30
eRuec1ico.

Vuechee.
Rev. Mr.. Fitz of Springfield,
Mass, occupied our pulpit last Sab
bath
Mr.. J G Head is again seriously
i'll.
Charles N Thomas, Esq, from
the Publishing House off r Osgood,
Boston, visited in town during the
past fortnight.
Several ladies' Of this place are
spending the season at Saratoga
-Flagg, the soap-man, was in town
Monday and gave one of his free, out
door concerts IN the evening.
Our fall term of School is to COM
mence next week. The services OF
two experienced teachers-Mr' Victor
and Miss Landers Shave been secured
for the Grammar and Intermediate
departments. Miss Tinkham will re-
tain her place III charge Of the Pri-
mary department. A limited number
of scholars from abroad will be adj
mittcd.
Fred Hodsden, Esq, of the
Phoenix House, Concord, visited here
a few days last week.
Willis Spauldmg has opened a job
printing establishment in this place.
Several Of or young men are
doing" the Centennial They went
two weeks ago.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-08-30

The republicans claim to have Sc
cured one renegade democrat in this
town. He may be seen almost every
day in the village sucking away at his
little republican tit until his stomach
gets surcharged, and when his belly
ache comes on, his shrieks and cries
are pitiful to hear, making the very
hills rescued with his wailings be,
cause so good man as he should have
lost the companlonship OF his peers
during the long years he 1rotessed to
be a democrat. lie is not the saga
cious Dana OF the New York Sun,
nor yet the great Morse Of Geographic
fame He is simply, little dan" morse,
"that is all there is of rs.
The republican rally to hear Prot.
Perkins last week Tuesday evening,
was very slimly attenfed, and was to
the republicans themselves simply dis
gushing. They are going to try once
more for, although they know they
must die, the near approach of the
fatal day fills them with terror
WIN. II. Dubois, president of the
w. X. National Bank, is the nominee
OF the republicans for town represent
ative, but how many. bank shares it
has cost him does not appear.
There is to be a grand rally of
the Democrats and all good men, next
Friday afternoon. Sept. 1st. Hon. j
G Sinclair and Hon. E d Rand from
New Hampshire and Hon Ed. Phelps
from Burlington will address the peo-
pie upon the topics of the day. The
w. r. Brass Cand will furnish music.
The latest republican resort to
raise funds to corrupt elections, is
charging letter postage on unsealed,
printed democratic campaign docu-
ments. But this is a free country you
know
The democratic vote next Tues
day will show Il large GA, notwith-
standing the superhumAn efforts of
the spolation party.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-08-30

The extent of the frauds on the
revenue committed by the Whiskey
rings during the era Of Grantism can
scarcely be realized by the people.
They have been simply prodigious.
Senator Gordon Of Georgia, in his
speech on the civil service, gave the
figures. Even putting our annual
manufacture u whiskey at but 1oO,-
100000 of gallons, the Treasury
should have received since 1864
81 ,230,O00,0O0, How much did we
get? Commissioner Pratt puts the
total at S4s9,OOO,O00, leaving uncol.
lected the enormous sum of $780,.
100000. Here is reason enough for
Babcock's alliance with the practical
whiskey thieves.
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East Granville.

East Granville.
CONVENTION Az WEST BRAINTREE.-
The Spritualists met at West Brain
tree, on Friday, the 25th inst, and Or
ganized by appointing c. E. Grice OF
st Adams, President ID. Tarbell,
Secretary; L Webb, Mrs. Randall, l.
Hubbard, Miss f Bryant and Milo
Spear, business committee. The prin
cipal speakers were Fl p Fairfield, AL
ONO Hubbard, Mrs. Albertson, Mrs.
Pratt, Mrs. Manchester, Mrs. Heath,
DR.. Could, Mrs. Tanner and others,
took part in the conference. The
meeting was harmonious and alive
with interest. AS whole, it might
with propriety be called a success.
Mrs. Albertson from New York
City will address the Freemen of Rox-
bury on the condition of the country,
Friday evening, Sept. LIST.
HE WORLDS WONDER Capt. A
w Thomas and troure will be at
East Granville, on Saturday eve, Sept.
9th, where they will perform more
wonderful teats Of magic and mystery
than all Others Of this country, and no
greater was done in the days Of Pha-
raoh or Moses or Aaron. If you would
be wise and leave your children wis
dom. take them to the exhibition and
let them see what mysteries and use
full knowledge is in this show, and
how cheap they can obtain it. An
other chance may never present itself
of the kind
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-08-30

Chester.
The Democrats met in Ingraham
Hall, on Saturday evening in a tnll
and enthusiastic meeting and chose
George A. Hall, chairman, and nomi-
nlted r. p Pollard as their candidate
for town representative. George L..
Fletcher was called for who appeared
and addressed the meeting for an hour
and very forcibly answered the false
charges made by Gen. Hartman in
his speech at this place on the 26th
inst, to the republicans, in such a
manner that it frequently brought
down the house.
The republican rally was for eight
towns and great effort was made, and
there was not over 1000 voters pres
ent.
&C N Davenport will address the
people of Chester in favor Of Tilden
and Reform, at Ingraham Hall, on
Thursday evening next. Ladies arc
invited to attend, and room will be
furnished for such republicans as wish
to hear the truth.
The Hayes & Wheeler flag was
torn from the wire by the wind and
rain q short time since.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-08-30
IVY
II. ID. BELDEN, VI. ID

The twenty,iirst annual Fair of
the Connecticut River Valley Agrl-
cultural Association will be held at
Sullivan County Trotting Park. Clar-
emont, n II, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, Sept. 9th, 9TH and Sth.
The officers of die society in their
annual announcement say sour in
tenlions to make this twenty.lirst an
nual exhibition perfect success, not
only wants the energies Of the officers
which are hereby pledged, but the co
operation Of the public. TO this end,
in behalf of the association, All iEvl-
tation is extended to all, from the
farmer, on whom We are dependent
for the substantlals and realities OF
life, to the artisan, who puts on the
topmost finish Of our institutions, to
participate in this Centennial Far, >
Henry Ward Beecher is TO speak on
Friday, Sept. 9Th, at 2 o'clock p. m,
Music by the Mechanics Band, Clare
mont. President, Caps. Chester Pike,
Of Cornish, ) II. Secretary, d +
Willard, Oxford, n II, Admission
adults 3j cents each ; persons under
fifteen years, 10 cents. Horses 20
cents each. No season tickets, No
checks given. Fare on railroads, halt
price. THIS exhibition will De sue
cess in al its various departments.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-08-30
From Il Physician.

Hyde Park, VT, Feb. 7, 1876.
Messrs. Seth W, Fowle & Sons, Boston
Gents You may perhaps remember
that | wrote you several weeks ago in
regard to the use OF the Peruvian
Syrup for my wife, who was suffering
from general debility, the sequence OF
typhoid dysentery. | had tried the
most noted physicians In this State,
and also in Canada, without relief. AT
your recommendation she commenced
the use Of the Syrup, the first four
bottles made but little impression, hut
while taking the fifth she began to i'm
prove rapidly, and now, after using
six Of the dollar bottles, she has re.
gained her strength, and is able to do
most Of the worl, about the house !;
and feel that I cannot speak too
highly IN praise Of the Peruvian Syr-
up. | have prescribed it to several
of my patients, and have procured the
sale Of several dozen Of it here, You
can make any use Of this letter you
see iit
Yours very truly,
II. ID. BELDEN, VI. ID.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-08-30
Springfield.

SpflnSneHu.
Our Republicans are demolished,
and their tlag-raising was Of the most
sickly kind We are agoing to wake
them up here or Friday evening,
with Tilden 81 Hendricks flag rails
ing-not an old flag covered with Cor
rupt patches--and with speaking in
the Hall by II W Parker Of Clare
mont, W Z Stone cf Sunapee and
Geo. L Fletcher of Chester On
Monday evening we expect Hon. )
II George of Concord and others. We
never felt in better fighting order,
The following are the officers OF
the Tilden e. Hendricks Club recently
organized :-Presidenl, J w Pierce ;
Vice Presidents, Harvey knight, Err
Marble, C NJ Ball, S S Kendall and J
& Demary Secretary, S j Young ;
Treasurer, G w LocRe Executive
Committee, J p Kimball, Robert M
Merrill and II ID Spafford. X