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PONDS EXTRACT.
PONDS EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
Universal Pain Extractor
Morn ASK raR PONDS Exrmcr
IkEE 40 ofHfE

"HsAr. Tor VIII speak Of .rssusas
thiaEs.H
PONDS EXTRACT TIE errst vegstahIs
Pats Destroyer. lice ,sas 10 ~ ever
thtfty years, sls4 ~ tltaniiHss. AID rfoss'Tt
curative Ftftuas csssari te rxresle3
CHILDREN. No family eaH abort 20 ~ willssnt
Ponds ExtrAct- Accidents, nrutHsa,
Ceatusiens, Cots, sPrsins, aFs rrl,evrd
almost fnsiautly ~ estrrpa applseafton
I'fusrfiiy rslieyus fatrs u nuras, scaiaa.
IHeariatiana, Channgs, old sores,
Botis, Ieiens, Coras, etc Arrests in
nammailan. friuoos suel.lusy stops tloelinF.
rrnaves aisaaloyaii5n apa haals Falt1ly.
LADIES aud d their best friend Il aHsusgos
the psius 70 which they arr peculiarly
suhgeot uotAhiy rilaoss ana pressure m
the head. nausea vertigo. &e. IL promptly
amslioratos and permanently beala a
kinds % tnmanuniAttans Aad ulce Ta-
HEMORRMOIDS or PILES find IN this the
avft immediate reiict ana ultimate care
NoeaFe, however ohTonic or obstinate can
loag reaisi its regular nse
vAHTCosE VEINS. u Is Tho oHiy SURE cure.
KIDNEY DISEASES Il has 40 equal flf pr
BLEEDING from any cause. Fof this g Is a sps-
cinc. II has saved hundreds Il lives ~hen al
other remedies failed 10 arrest breeding from
n0ss, stomach, lungs, and clssvh here
TOOTHACHE, EarRchs, Neuralgia and
HhouuiRtism are AZ alike rgilsled, and
often permanently cared
PIYsIuIANs ~ al schools no an acquainted with
Ponds Extract OF witch Hazel rtegu-
mend u 10 their practice; We have ieitefs VI
ceEmcada,iou fr0m hundreds ct rhysiosans
many Of whom order u for use IN thcir
praoiiea In addition 20 the foregoing. they
order its for SweIiings At al kinds
QutnSy, sore Throat. In danasd Tom
KtIM, simple ana ehUple DlarrhWa, Ca
1hTFh for which IL y sItctat Chill
hlains, Frosted Feet, StinEs OF
Insects, Mosquitoes. etc, 0hHppsd
Hands, Pace, aud indeed all maniaT "
kbin diseases
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness, Roughness
and NmRrttngg hlals Cuts, ETuptiona
ana Pimplts. " FsrIYs, tHfiaout'6s and
Ystftshsf, utA Is.ftps iha
Complexion,
TO FARMERS-Pond's Isgttatt. No stock
Breeder, no Livery Man can afford "a bc With
out IL IL is used by all the leading Livery
Stables Street Railroads and first Horsemen
in New York City. II has no equal for ~pFains,
Harness or Saddle thahngs, Stiffness,
Scratches swcllings, Cuts, IiaeoTntions, Bleed
ings Pneumonia, Cole, Diarrhwa, Chs,
Colds &c Its range Of action rs wide and the
relief il affords ~ 30 prompt that il is nyalua-
lie in every Farm-ya as well in every
Farmhouse. let IL be tried once, and you
will never lie without &C.
CAuTIONl Ponds Extract has been initiated.
The genuine article has the words Ponds
Extract blown in ench bottle. IL Is prepared
by the only persons living who ever
knew how 10 prepare IL properly. Refuse All
other preparations Of Witch Hazel This IL
the only article used by Physicians, and 10 the
hospitals Of this country and Europe.
HISTORY and Uses Of Ponds Extract,
m pnmphiet form gsnt free application 20
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY, ga Maiden
Lane, Now York.
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Deaths.

u nstsst sept slh tymks sykes. ID BE sSsa
year
IL Rupert AuEusl stst Anst a. saa 81 III
Faf y sua Tor 2 hesls, aged ? m8nihs saa
i6 DAYS
ia hnEsrt Srpt eih. a. tbs fostdansu Il Il. s
nesbe. taark 8Aaghteg n tahn W aaa Maria
n nrens. aged m9ufhs
Is Rupert Ausasl aaih, tehs v nailsy. sred
"a yesFs
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TIE yeii8~ fsssf sb0ws litilt 1lmiau.
aaa a 10 fasages Tie teAia rate y
feafial Il noel u 10 sairtsd places
~ us lafks saasiioss from be porth
uii all ls uscae5
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On Csap. = Ne~pori, wi'i ie :
candidate ~ Speaker q The H9use al
Me cambF secession = the iegislAtare
a4 MILO s. Beck q Caveudisb. late
Asastaas Clert riIi be : candidate for
Clcft
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narIHn striVaEs a pEaoa aArtC
esNNs NTtoS.
The Massachusetts State Democratic
Convention. which assembled at Wos-
cesier Tuesday. wAs lively affair
Some days t'eiocc tae convention
tie Democratic state commit.
tee issaed circaiat stating that no
delegate who wss pledged 10 vote fof a
candidate iof governor who is not a
Democrat should bo admitted 10 ,hA,
body with the egideat intention Of
sAattlag GOT BatleFs inca. B1tiet
Immediately issoed counter circular
saying that 1 regularly elected they
shoals be almitled. nc matter what
nan they Eaigh, be pledged 10 support.
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GoMM1ssIoNER,s NOTICE

FBgbgRIeg MohaANs Estate
We the subscribers being appointed by
the Hon the Probate Court Tor The District I
Manchester. Commissioners 20 receive oramine
aud adiust the elaine and demands OF all parsop.
against the estate Of
FREDERICK Morgan, late Of WinhAn
In said nistrioi deceased, aud Alec All claims and
demands exhibited IN Offset thereto! aud sli
months from the 2sth day 81 August 1878, being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, We do,
therefore hereby give notice, that We viii attend
20 the business Of our appointment at the dwell.
ling house Of said deceased, IN the said town II
Winhall. on the 26th day Of February next, from
. A. H. until o'clock, ,. N, on said day
Dated AZ Bondyills. VI, this 2sth day of August
A. D. 1878.
CAhRLES Il. WILLIAMS ~
l6 sw CEPHAS WILLIAMS, Som y
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The hotel situated 10 Factory Point tManehes.
to1l, Vt kn0wn a. Thayets Hotel, aud long
kuaau As a favurite resnFt tarithe travelling pubs
he, together With iotty.dya acres ~ hfst tate
land with ! mile track tur ltoiting rufpnses. IL
offered Tor sale on reasonable terms Also the
furniture hStures now IA said hotel Prom -four
20 Ell livery horses WITH carriages will be snld
with the above promises 10 denirud,
For further particulars Aad terms inquire 81
G. A. Roberts GA The promises oF III. ID rhAyer
BrAttiebOro VI
Factory Point W, Sept t7ih 1878.
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Marriages.

IS rsfa slqi tila Il iAs res, sns = ibe
bssslss PsFsat.. lsal-It ! nsiehs34sf sed Mss
Netssf HsAghss&af
esuth I,saieuaarft, EstE iilh, - Res
rrertIate. Ffsak staat,v. e taNuj sHsisrtY. ena
2esais pfurf, ~ Neston
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LYMAN SYKES Estate.

Il
ANSTATK or VERMONT, District Of Manchester ss
In Probate Court held at Manchester. within
and for said District on the 10th day Of Sep.
tember, A. d. 1873.
Present, Hon. II. b. Burton, Judge.
An instrument, purportlng TO be the last VIII
and Testament OF Lyman Sykes, late Of
Dorset in said district, deceased, being pre-
scented by l. N. sykes, the Executor there in
named, for Probate, II IL ordered by said Court,
that all persons concerned therein be notified to
appear at session thereof, to be held at tho
Probate Office in Manchester, in said district, on
the 30lh day Of October A. D. 1873, at 10
O'clock in the forenoon, and show cause, IL any
they have, against the probate Of said viii for
which purpose II is further ordered, that this
order be published three weeks suecessiyely in
the Manchester JOURNAL newspaper printed at
Manchester in this State. previous TO said time OF
hearing.
true record,
Attest, Il. b. BURTON. Judge.
true copy OF record,
ls-9w Attest, e. d. Burton, Judge.
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Died IN Dorsc,, on Thursday, Sept 9th,
Mr.. Lyman sykes, aged 81 years.

Died in Dorset, on Thursday, Sept. 9TH,
Mr.. Lyman sykes, aged 81 years.
Lyinap sykes va. born III Dorset, al.
ways resided Ia bis place, and died here
Sep. 1873. his home for over forty years
wa. ia the house u bis birth, aud for the
rst OF his life upou another farm on the
West road. He was d man OF industry
aud virtue, cheerful in disposition, faith
fui in ali the relations OF ilfe, willingly
impsrliug OF bis substance 10 meet the
claims OF hospitality aud citizenship,
OF education aud religion, aud from
these sources be derived influences TO
guide aud adofu his active lite, to give
comfort 10 bis declining years, aud q
good hope at the gates 81 death. Tie was
first member 81 The Methodist society
aud when regular SERVICES we're suspend
ed there he united sitb The Congrega-
tioualirts aud thus speht hs latter yesr.
Ia communion wiz "a, church where be
Wa. baptised in HE Infancy. Tie is sur
yiyed b. the fsthtul companion Of his
more recent years, a. also by son and s
daughter who are settled near With their
families tie was the lsst member OF bic
fathers family, almost the last OF bic gen.
Grafton, In the parish. IL Is with sincere
regret that we can no longer bear from
bis lips pleasing recitais 81 the olden
times In Dorset, that we no longer see bic
familiar aud respected person Ia nrEtreeis
aud houses. We shalt not soon forget
that ''in sober state, through the sequek-
tered vale OF rural life, ihe venerable pat
rlafeh gnileless he'd The tenor Of bis way
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NO THE PFOpLE on MANCUES.

~ LIE BOIIJB OF mANCH ES-
TER Having been appointed Agent for
the town of Manchester for che sale ~ Spirituous
Liquors, | have, At the request of the Seleotmou,
purchased for said town general assortment Of
liquors., consisting In part Of Alcohol, Whiskies,
Brandiea, Winos, &c. Thoso liquors are strictly
pure and are purchased only Tor Medicinal Me.
chAnioal and Chemical purposes, aud not 10 be
sold 10 persons who wish TO use them only Tor
beverage, Tho attention Of such persons 10
called TO Sect IL, Chapter -, Of the General
Statutes which read thus at any person shall
procure or attempt TO procure OF any authorized
agent in this state any intoxicating liquors by
falsely representing the purpose Tor which IL il
intended by him to be usod such persons 40 pro.
curing It OF attempting 60 procure Il shall forfeit
and pay into the treasury Of the state the sum oi
ten dollars for each offence together with the
costs Of prosecution.
II. BoNEsTEEL,
Town Agent.
Factory Point Vt, July 10Th, 1878 ST
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Jane Eccles, . woman about Is years Of
age who bad served - domestic IN
Barlinglou aud 81 WinDoski, aud who
had made Two previous bat unsuccessful
attempts 10 commit suicide by poisoning,
look corrosive fublimsle ~ the poor
house and died on Friday
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WANTS.

Advertisements, under this head sen crbts
hue each iHsefiiau.
NArANTEp Tea Thousand bushsls rolslsss
w y Manchester Depot Highest msfket
price paid faf EAril Rssc
i6.sm II 4 ElkKS
GTRAHKp on srOI.kN Fram the pAstare q
~ q y WymAu Ia fcru. sept i@h, black
hofse l. years o,d, weight @baat ten hnHdrpd
The finder wlll please address tho subeerteet
sM nuuhN
Manchester, W., Sept. iith, is7s. U.s.
NullCE Whereas my wife Jennie has lon
y my bed and board Nltbout iast cause Or
pr9vicatlon iotbi3 al persons ftutn hafhsrinR eF
trusting her on any Aceount. a. atAl pas ne
mere debts % her contrasting afiet This date.
ANDREW NJ BAILEY
IAndgrose, w., sept iilh, ls7s Is So
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FOR SALE.
THROUGH TICKETS

Via. Lake Shore & Michigan Southern aud Great
Western q Michigan Central Railroads
to all points in the West Ut the lowest rates and
baggage checked through, Jy
A. Is. CoNN0R. station Agent.
Manchester Depot Vermont. 41ly
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THURSDAY sErT II tus
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The Manchester Journal.

pEusoal's sapss : rs-s's
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10
DIED.

|
TX kE.-On the 7th inst, at Trenton, N. j.
Tyr.
The friends and relatives are invited to at
tend the funeral, from p. W. x b. X. X. depot
about l2.45, on Wednesday, the llth inst IA
proceed TO Mt Salem cemetery. Services In
the church.
GAM MBLE.-On the 8th inst, James Humes
only son OF Henry 9. and Maggie Gamble,
aged 10 months
at 2 O'Clock
'iod lent me little angel child, Just lonx
enough to center all my love,
Then he sent His angels down md carried It
above.
God is love" "Gone but not forgotten"
M MARTlN.--1 this city, on the 9th inst
Bertha, aughter of David b. and Marie
M. Martin, aged II months.
Inc elatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
their residence, No, ia West street. on We'd
nesday morning at IL o'clock. Interment at
MT Vernon cemetery Philadelphia
CONARD.-On First.day, 18th month, sth
1878, at O'Clock, p. m, William Conard, in
the SOD year Of his age
Funeral Fiith.day. 10Th instant Leave viii
ininKton at o'clock, 4. m. Burial at New
west Grove, Chester county, Pa
flenhS OF the deceased are invited to meet
al ms late residence, No. 30b Orange street
on the evening before at 4 o'clock.
aItS'-ln this city, on the 9th inst, Frank
A., infant son Of John J and Ellen r
Yates aged one year.
me relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
rom their residence, 10 Robinson street, tc.
morrow "wednesday afternoon. Services at
the house at Two o'clock. Interment at vii.
minyton and Brandywine CEN etery.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10
DEFALCATION.
Accounts n Little Short in the
Water DeDart,ment.


Water Department..
For some time past we have been ap-
prised "f ashortness in the accounts
OF Mr.. w. s. Hayes, Registrar of the
Water Department, but hoping that the
affair would be Strengthened to the sat.
lstaction of all concerned, We have re-.
trained saying anything about it until
now, when it seems useless to re.
main silent any longer. The defal-
cation is said to amount to abotit
l,4S3.54. Mr.. Hayes who does
not deny the defalcation says other
parties about the office got the money.
Mr.. Gallagher has sold his in
terest in the odorless excavator to
Daniel p. Hamilton for $1, 200. the
notes, for which he has turned over
to Mr.. Hayes to make up the deficiency
as far as possible. The Water Commit
tee hold a meeting this evening
which Mr.. Hayes has been called
upon to atterd, when if he fails tn
render satisfaction his sureties, Israel
pns'y and W. $. Bullock, will .called
upon to make good the loss.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10
FOURTH EDITION.
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Dec 9.--The text Of the
Amesr's reply 70 the English nltinlatum
Is given In the cable dispatches. T.e
document IL sarcastic.
Debate on the Afghan war expenses
Is continued in the British Parliament.
The Russian envoy to Afghanistan
has returned home.
Prince Gortschakof left Berlin yes
tsrday for st. Petersburg.
Andrew Romer Ia the American con.
spirator arrested in Constantinopls. He
is native Of Hungary.
It Is believed the opposition to Edi-
son in England will prove futile, but
vexatious.
The Grand Duchess Alice, Of Hesse,
Queen Victoria's second daughter, is Ill
with diptheria. n
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10
The stanton Revival.

The religious revival at Stanton i,
increasing in interest and but it,
tie else is talked about. Las,
evening the church was crowded Ions
before the hour for opening, there 20,
being even standing room left by the
time the services commenced. A gen.
tleman presen. last evening stated to
us that he counted l2S carriages hitched
around the church and a large number
went away. Mrs. Clara l.. Roach con.
Quoted the services and feelingIy an.
pealed to the unsaved to give their
hearts to God. The church was so
crowded that there was no room to an.
proach the altar until part of the con-
gregatlon retired, when the altar was
speedily filled with penitents. The
leading persons in the community are
the most Interested, and many of them
profess change Of heart. One of the
leading citizens of Stanton it is said
i'ad made arrangements for dance at
ms house on Saturday night last, but
beng amongst those who were conyer.
yea az the meeting during the week,
instead of dance prayer meeting was
held.
Union Prayer Meeting.
a union prayer meeting of tie Pres
byterian churches of this cjtv and
vicinity will be held in the Hanov.r
Presbyterian church, this evening. Sub.
lect OF prayer, the out pouring of the
Hol y spirit upon the churches. All are
invited.
Not Correct.
This morning report was circulated
on the street that a certain young man
eloped with school teacher nr
this city. The report, we are pleased
to state, was untrue.
Board OF Education.
The regular meeting of the Board q
Education will be held this evening
Inc committee that visited the Chester
public schools week or 80 ago. viii
'av' an Interesting report TO be read
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10
All Over the state,

The Newark Ledger man has been
dining with The Road Commissioners Of
White Clay Creek Hundred, aud he
thinks that even Billy Dean would
have no cause to complain If Commis-
sioners would do the same Justice to
the streets and public roads that they
did to that dinner.
The address of Mr.. Wilcutts, Coroner
of Kent County, is Milford. de has
appointed Jenifer S. Taylor, of Smyrna,
as his deputy.
The Milford basket Company is ILL
ing an order Of 20,0 small fruit bas.
kets to go to Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr.. wilkins, a farmer near :5eaford,
residing as tenant on the farm of Mr..
Robert Alhury, has hog two years
and half old, which is estimated at
500 pounds.
The inter says: Mrs. 7. X. Martin.
dale of Mddletown is visiting her
friends and relatives of that place, and
1t is gratifying to them, to see her look
ing 80 remarkably well.
1t is said there is a young man not
thousand miles from Seaford, who has o
mania for kissing every body he meets,
without reference to age, color, sex, or
previous condition of servitude. Strange
taste that!
Messrs. Abbott & Co. Of Milford are
pushing forward two vessels in their
ship-yard, and hope to have them both
ready for Sea by the time spring opens.
They ythink there will be no suspension
of work in their yard for year or two
to come, as they have a prospect for a
lively business.
Mr.. Warren Kinder, living near Sea.
ford, celebrated his 18th birthday on
Wednesday last at his residences. His
grand children and great
grand children, numbering in all 81,
were in attendance and the day wasa
most enjoyable one to all present.
On Saturday night week ago in
trunken row, in the vicinity of St.
'auPs NJ. Il. church, Milford, Elias
Purnrll stabbed James Hudson in the
eft side in the vicinity of the lower
lbs. 1t seems to have resulted from an
I'D quarrel, and it is said that Purnell
las gone to Philadelphia.
The Newark Ledger says that as a
surprise to Mr.. 5. R. Choate on Tuesday
ast, which was his 47th birth day,
number of his friends were invited
" his better half to partake of supper.
he table fairly groaned, being loaded
Town with the. deicacies of the season
erved IN the most approved style. And
vi present expressed themselves as be-
ng highly pleased upon the occasion.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10

Mere AbSut the hopkins Case-
Criminal Intimacy with his Wife
The Cause Assignedefor Harris
shoOtinx--rhe D0dson Case Axsi.
Postponed.
Especial Correspondence Of the RxpunLrcAs
lcoSrIsUkD PROM yIrrH EDIrIoE.1
NRw CAsTLs, Dec. 9th, '78,
In this Harris--liopkins case already
mentioned. from the evidence taken Al
the Coroner's inquest. 1t appears that a
murder Of the most atrocious kind was
perpetrated.
The sworn evidence OF Mrs. Harris.
the wife of the prisoner, who acco, ding
TO the law could not bs used AZ viii.
ness either for or against the prisoner,
Is as follows:
"My husband. William Harris and
were at festival on Saturday night.
We came home about ten o'clock va
were both together all the way
home; when We got home Hopkins
was asleep; he boarded with us:
! took my clothes of and my husband
took them and hid them, to keep me
from going to church on Sunday : he
and | had fight abont 1t, when he
took brick from the fire place and
threw it at me, and shot at me with a
pistol the noise awakened Hopkins.
and he says to my husband, you'll kill
your wife my husband said to him,
"yon---A- - - do you take 1t up for
her ?" and told him to go out OF the
house. Hopkins said he would as
soon as he put his boots on. Ny husband
snapped his pistol at him twice but i,
did not go cff. Hopkins put his boots on
and was going towards the door
He was walking backwards when
my husband took up his gun and shot
him in the breast. never knew him
and Hopkins to quarrel about me. |
never quarrelled with my husband
about Hopkins. did not come home
first from the festival; my husband
came with me.
The defence, however, proposed to
rebut this evidence by sufficient proof
10 show that in the quarrel, If quar-.
rel there was, the deceased was shot BY
the prisoner in selfdefence. The proof
was also TO state that Harris came home
hat evening, and found his wife un-
iressed and in criminal relationship
with the deceased and hence the shoot
Dg.
The Dodson case being called by the
court, Messrs. Gray and Lore, counsel
or the prisoners, asked that the case
NJ postponed until tomorrow morn.
ng at 10 o'clock. The reasons assign
I'd by Mr.. Gray for the application
vas that three of the most important
witnesses who were to arrive on the
loon time train had not nut in appear
nee. II these witnesses do not arriv.
o morrow as Mr.. Gray stated grounds
Vill be laid by the defence for a
ontinuance until next term.
As the State acquiesced the Court
ranted the application, and the mem.
ers of- the jury (generaD were dis
harged until Tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10
Inquesls Yesterday.

Coroner Butz held an inquest ysster.
day afternoon, at New Castle, over the
body Of Captain Applin's sou and John
Noland, two sailors, who were drownsd
during the heavy storm, several weeks
ago. Tie bodies were found below Tas-
ker's rolling mills. by two boys in a
boat. The Jury, after viewing the
bodies, rendered verdict of accidental
drowning. The bodies were taken in
charge by Undertaken Wilson, and
conveyed to this city. Mr.. Applin will
b. buried at Pennsgrovs, and holland
at the New Castle Cemetery.
Deputy Coroner Wilson held an in.
quest yesterday morning upon the body
of Rebecca Hopkins, an aged colored
woman, who died from the effect of
burns received the morning before. She
was the mother Of Isaac Hopkins, who
was murdered in September last, for
which VIM. Harris, was tried and ac
quilted yesterday at New Castle. The
inquest was held in Appointments
Hundred, at the house of George Hop
kins, the same in which the inquest
upon Isaac Hopkins was held.
temperance This Evening.
A general invitation is extended to
our citizens generally to attend the
public temperance meeting, to be held
al tn" Hall of the NJ. S. R. A., Third
and King streets, this evening, at 7.3O.
Frank Whelen will preside, and able
speakers are promised. The addresses
will be intelspersed with musical selec.
tions. Prof. Crabb, will also lend his
assistance. All the lady friends of the
Club are urged 20 attend, as some def
mite arrangement will be made in refer
-nce to decorating the Hall for Christ
mas.
An Old Gun.
Mr.. Willis P. Hazard, of West Ches.
ter, has in his possession a gun former
ly owned by Alexander Wilson, author
of WILSON'S Ornithology." This wea-
pom was brought from Scotland by the
naturalist above mentioned, and with
1t he killed, near this city, his first
specimen obtained on this continent-a
red h. AIDED woodpecker, Hcus Ery,hro-
;epalus.
On Their Way Home.
Mr.. Edward Sav-ry and wife, set sail
rom Liverpool on last Wednesday, on
he "Ohio" for America, and most like
y will land at Philadelphia on Sunday
next. Mr.. Savery and his wifi. have
oern in Europe during the past sixteen
months, he having been sent there by
us employers to superintend the put.
ing up of some machinery.