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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-08-06
r UPT IRE.

VAR. j, A. SHERMAN-AND THE ONLY
AIR. SHERMAN known to the public for the
past IS years or more for his successful ethod at
treating Rupture without the annoyance and iniu-
nv trusses inf1ict may be consulted weekly at
his New York and Boston Offices. DIR. Sherman is
the discoverer of the only known cure for rupture
by local external treatment.
No man is safe who has rupture, matter how
insignificant he may consider it, for every man who
has died from it once fattered himself that il was
but trifing ailment; and every man who now
suffers from ii and the injury of trusses to such nm
extent that life has no enjOyments. once regarded
it unworthy special attention. 1t is not stand
still afiictiOni it is steadily progressive I'M
to death and he is wise who takes the necessary
steps to be effectuay relieved of it before the day
of suffering and gloom comes upon him.
Patients from abroad can receive treatment and
leave for home same day. During treatment any
kind of active exercise or labor can be performed
without interfering with the treatment, and with
safety from the dangers of strangulated rupture.
HIS BOOK ON RUPTURE, gives the most re-
liable proofs from distinguished professional gen
tlemen clergymen, and merchants of his success
full practice and popularity therefrom throughout
this country and the West Indies. The afflicted
should read it and inform themselves.
1t is illustrated with Photographic hkenesses Oh
bad before and after cure and mailed to thos
who send ten cents. In consequence of the grtAt
| demand for DIR. Shermans personal services NC
WILL till further notice. divide his time DetMseh
New York and Boston offices as fOllows:-Satu a
Monday and Tuesday, he may be consulted AZ NE
| New York Office and Wednesday, IhursGay anu
| Friday, at his Boston Office each week. heieni'
Der, in writing calling the address is
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-08-06

students purse. We close with que
ry: Why do not young ladies in college
need them Christian Statesman.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Situated in Burke and known as the homestead
of the late BENJAMIN A. BEMIS consisting of
io0 acres of good land well wooded and watered,
buildings mostly new, and running water at house
and barn Good sugar orchard of 300 trees. Good
sugar house. Said farm is pleasantly located ON
the road from Burke to Newark. II miles from
the hrst mentioned place, and two miles from West
burke VIII sell the stock and farming tools with
the farm if desired. A part of the purchase money
can remain on the place for time secured by mort
gage. % tt NANCY b. BEMIS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-08-06
PLOW POINTS.

We own the right to manufacture the smith Pa
tent Plow Point" They are cast steel tips or
points and can be sharpened and hardened by any
blacksmith. We furnish the point for any kind of
land pillow point that we have patterns for. Names
and numbers of pillow points always on hand.
LAND PLOWS-Wooley, l, l L. 2; Morrill,
WOoley, l. 2P and road pillow; Barnet 1, .. 8; Yer.
monter, l. ., 8 Planters Friend. 81; Bristol ?, 1
5, 6. g.; Buzzell, 2B, C; Double board point,
Clipper. 1, q BuzzeI Eagle, /, 2, 20; Doe, f;
Concord, IN. H. . g. 4; j. Nourse, l. "a; John Rich
and others
SIDE-HILL.-HOlbrOOk, FH5A, FH2A FH2, 8
4, s. g. 7; Sanborn, 1, 2; Charter Oak, 49, l60 17G
Buzzell, l, 2; Patrick .; Rich, 2; Murkland, l
WOoley, ]; Hinesburg, Strickland, 2; Bradford
Eureka, l. S. (Tunbridge) Lufkin, 5: j. NOurse
g. Bl; Centennial 8; Springfield I; Hakes, %
Lebanon, ], and Others-am constantly adding new
patterns
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-08-06
CHUR N S.

We make the very best churn for large diaries 1t
that is made in the United States; Ihey are the
Improved Box Churn. We make them IN sizes 10
suit and prices are all the way from 80 TO go. a
81 one will churn from to 30 pounds, a Sl2 one
fron, To 60 Dounds-other sizes in proportion. All
non he RIM nv power. We also sell Barrel Churns.
H1RSE flowers to run churns from S12 up
wards Iron work for platform or round table
horse powers-it is the best and cheapest for
cbeap power. Portable Cider Presses and Grinders,
blacksmith Tire Blenders, Tuyere Irons, CLONES
Reels ito be used out of dOOrs) Clothes Dryers 1or
indoors) Box Stoves No 26 and 30, Post drivers
French Roll Pans Baking Pans, Stove Backs, Har-
row Teeth, Crestng and Iron Fence Work, Wagon
Jacks, Sled Shoes Sugar Arch Doors Crates, Pan
Rests, Heater Frames, Cast Iron Sugar Arches-l6
different sizes-all the way from a small sugaring
off stove to the very largest evaporation lsend and
get circulars), Window Weights, Buzz planners
Adjustable Saw Benches, jacquard Machinery
Gear Cutting, Gearing and Pulleys, Hand ant
Power Elevators, Portable FORCES, Iron CAstngi
generally. ~
Machinery of all kinds made to order. Mschin
ery repairing promptly done. Agent for the Amer
lean Band Saws will not crack in running. Pleas
give me a call if you want anything in my line.
Yours,
JOHN w. MURKLAND
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A GOOD WATCH
and five cakes of Highly-perfumed Soap for
ONE DOLLAR.
The ROYAL Palm

is the finest Toilet Soap, for either Ladies' Gen
tlemen's use, ever made
1t Cleanses and Beauties the Skin;
Whitens the Teeth and Sweetens the Breath;
1t is the Best Shaving Soap in the World.
1t is made of materials expressly imported by us
for its manufacture. Sold at all Drug and Fancy
Goods Stores.
j. b. THOMPSON s. Co.. Proprietors,
44-47 "a Broad St, n. Y
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PLOWS.

We make the famous Wooley Plow g Sizes.
The No. is his famous premium pillow, and all siz-
es are just he made them, and all work well
and better than when made by Mr.. WOOley, tor the
reason that they all ground smooth before
leaving the shop. We also make side-hill plOws
and we are satisfied that we can and will give you
a better pillow for your money than can be bought
elsewhere in Vermont. We have on hand few
second hand plows of other make.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-08-06
PAT e N rs

and how to obtain them. Pamphlet free, upon II
ceipt OF Stamp for postage. Address,
GILMORE, SMITH & CO., Solicitors of Patents
If Near Patent Office, Washington d. C.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-08-06
AUCTION BILLS.

Orders for auction bills by morning mails car
usually be filed and returned on evening tram;
same day. Our facilities for Half and Whole-Shee'
Posters, are better than ever at ,,,U
CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-08-06

A GOOD WATCI

and coin money. Circulars and terms free Out
fit so cents. +. B. TREAT, Publisher, 757 Broad
way, New York. 44F
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w. j. BRAY,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
r. r. Street, St. bloomsbury.

can build or repair a house in as short a space
OF time as any one in this part of the country for
keep all kinds of wOrkmen, MasOns Carpenters
Painters Laborers and teams, that can do any
and all kinds of Jobs by the day or by contract and
ut the lowest cash prices for good work, on short
notice. will furnish all the material for building
or not desired by parties wishing to build for
keep constantly on hand all kinds of building
dar, spruce and fir shingles, doors, windows,
blinds, brackets: mouldings ladders, hardware
lime paints, wall and building paper, and every
thing necessary for building. l take jobs from the
bottom of the cellar TO the top of the chimneys and
completely finish them ready for occupancy with
out any delay as L keep all kinds of work going
at the same time. 1 attend to my business person
ally, so that know that il is moving. By being
prompt and attentive to business hope to merit 4
continuance of past tavors and share of the pub
lie patronage 81 If April LIST, 1880
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rhe Tenderness of Divine Love.

As the Father hath loved me, so have
loved Won. John Is: 9.
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Marriage Certificates

For Clergymen to give the parties. On plain pa
per; also Autographs card. From three cent
to 90 cents each CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
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f. AR EssES.
| Have GOT THE MONEY To Do It !

1 buy of first class firms, and buy with cash at
the Bottom Prices and can sell lower than the
lowest
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The following is the sworn statement to the In
surance Commissioner of Massachusetts of the fl |
nancial condition of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-04
" Q i Nc LADIES' INSTITUTE
E. EiENAEnRTh

v OF N e LADIES' INSTITUTE
=, ALEXANDRIA,.
Tho thrd annual session Of Miss MARY F.
DEAHIS SCHOOL, FOB YQ!TNG IN.
DIES falso LITTLE GLBLSl viii b@mia SEP.
TEN Der 18th, 1880.
Tho Principal has had oyac Giteon 7ear:' ~.
pcrlcnco IT teaching; .aught four yesrs 81 Hel-
E1ont Seminary and WAS Yica Frincinsl lhoro
during tho I.ltor part OF her stay. Sho hiss
Taught also IN tho families Of prominent ren;lo-
men IN Virginia; among them tho lsto DR.
Is. L. BALDWIN. OF Stsuntoa. Since coming to
Alexandris she has been so successful and has
met with so much ENCOURAGEMENT (hsvlnr re-.
lslled Inc same pupils through both annual sns
s'ons) tnat sue has rented o house, whore sbo
Will reside, in desirable and sui:.bIo lonstinn
on Duko street, between Royal and Pitt. two
dooTs from the corner Of Royal Tho rooms il
tho SEC md story will bu used for school rooms
Her .erma Ter board, including Washing. fIoI
lights and tuition in English bTsncho:, nra SI50
po7 Scholastic year. "a months); tia hichor
EhEiish branches, With Ms.h a!na.jcl i,stin
frrEc!, Mus!c, Painting ana rrswing. will he
lsnSht Terms for tho Scholastic year GO mo..
fiinary Department Sl5; LuHior SID: Son;cr
S-S. Payments 10 he maio one thirt il advance
On mo day o. ontranco. one third on tho 18Th az
ECcomher and ono third on the 18th &C N1srrb
Rclarcrcas: Rev y. Sutnr, (hrr uae.1r anG
ps;ron) Bishop <. h. Wh;ltto. Dol, Z; Il Wont.
HSUG CORNER pAtron) OF EhAckc; CrGg', Einrs and
(aleo4 cou -iy, Va; EoT. Ir. d. +. Sprjr:- and
kcf Er. j; Potcrlan, Of ECh n0nd; Few. =, T.
MaFl!n, OF Kentucky, and her former n.trors ~
taIS place. Fn2 respectfully requests .hos, who
may decide To rArnA;GG i 70 aauy OF, Tho frs,
Of ScntarnhAr. iy2i,cns,twt.f
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LOCIiL BREFITIES.

Camp meetings cid the rainy season have
commenced
Capt. Llycock, while splitting wood, ct his
residence 10 day, cat one o! his Gogers off.
The Columbia Fire Company will meet 10.
night.
The attention OF owners of horses and vohi
c'cs IL called to tho BoticC CT the Mayor in TO.
days paper.
Officer Arnold picked up LARGE brown stray
horse this morti0g. Thu animal is held for
redemption.
A GOV belonging 10 Mr.. Andrew Cheshire
was badly crippled this morning by being
struck by train on tho Virginia Mid!aGd
railroad.
We lrarn with regret Of tho continued ilrc5s
OF Hr. f9vtcsquo Whitllc, at the residence of bis
father, Bishop Whiule, in Eichmond, the dis.
casc being typhoid lever.
a number Of Masoa5 Of this city have re-
cavet Invitations 10 attend a Mas0Ssio baruuct
at Cu'pcpcr. Vs., On Friday evening pcxt ia
hoacr OF tho visit CT Grad Master peytoY S.
Coles.
Marriage licenses were issus-I in Nasna
iDSton yesterday 10 William G. Henderson
and Lille Y. Garner, both Of this city; VIM.
z. M'skcl, Of LoudOun county. Va, md Xldio
H. FAR, CT Fairfax county, Va.
The Potomac Bsp!;s: Asscciaiioa will be held
at Nj. Holly Chaicl, Fauquicr county, c,m.
mcrclDS Angus: ii. Visiting brethren and
delegates will Dc met ut kappahsnnock station,
v!reiois Midland Railroad, thrao miles from
the church.
4 heavy storm passed ever tho city ycStcr-
day evening sbout five o'clock. accompanied by
sharp I!ghtalGs ard heavy thunder. and for a
while the rain icll in torrents. locdiDp several
OF the streets. Tho rain continued eff and %
al night. aud this morning north Pit straot Has
!lltto river.
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OLLIES' INSTIgUTa.

RI oLL1Es' INSTI@ UTa.
Geo. I. Tsyloc, President OF Trustees;
Chass l.. Cooke, Superintendent;
Mrs. q. s. Childs, Associate Principal;
VIM. 4. Ileassnts, Latin and Natural Science ;
VIM. Taylor Thorn, MA, English and French;
Chas. l.. Cooke, & ID, Mathematics;
Miss Z. D. Fowlkes, Ethics and History:
w. Z. Richardson, Director CT Vocal and In
slrumontsl Music;
Il, i PAUL., Piano and German Lanausgos.
Hiss julia Porchor, Piano snd Singing;
Ca!is;henics, Vocal Music and
Painting;
Mrs Emma PAUL.. Supt. OF Music Roo,n:;
Mrs L. V. Turner, Engish Language;
Miss 5. L. Cooke. Latin and French;
Miss NJ. j. Cocke, German and Mathematics =.
Miss L. 3. Rylsnd, Preparatory School:
Mrs. .. l, Cooke, HeEd Of Domestic Uc:t;
Mrs. Z. II. CCcke, Domestic Department;
bliss Laura W hiLo, MaLron
Chss II. Cooke, Business / CONT:
Jno. 5. Tonlpkins, Resident Physician.
Young ladies ere graduated in CD Sinolc De.
p0rtmcnts: (2) the Literary Cps7Sc: J3) the
hticntifc Course; az the OaSSica! Curse: 81
he ftII Curse; (C) Music. Arrangements arc
msdo to suit the wants o! all, and tina facilities
arc equal to any over enjoyed in the South. Gp-
ply to tho superintendent Tor Circulars, &c.
I, Q. Roletourt Springs, Va. depot and telo.
graph Citlce Salem, a. II. e. q. +. Z Va.
B0tGtourt county, il 2U-tW1Hl
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Colonel 6s. j, 4 iia,MEers.

lNHIANArnLls, Inn, Aug. l.-CoI i. j.
Chan bors, caHdid@ta !ar We President on Ii C
rTcHnh9cl; ticket, las nG'.Iai the editor al Ghc
Sln hst tic imgIoyCi c5ndi'ion oil lis health
Ius!'si3s him 10 an2nu1cing 70 thr people bis
lntcnl.3o o. sr0Giras en- The lckct to ihn cnd
q ihc nafnmai:n
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RED MEMS EXCURSION. The excursion #
Qioao!g Tribe OF Esd Men to Mcrsatll iie,i
Tes.orcay, Sas one Of the largest anj most en-
ioya5!a that ever left this CITY VIII liz
exception OF one or tRo ladies' taiuti1E from ever
c:l)Vmcnt. which OF course is locked Ter. not
one t5lcE happened to mar the pleasure Ct toe
dey,
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Esr- T'ariE,cr.

NEW lonK, hls1cA a. non9, whoa Dr..
Eanocr entered Oh he IS II dag OF the fest, bis
co1c!Aon Tai eb2tt tic same 60 yesterday.
Ills features '9CTc nC mare hacgaid o. n;nahol,
ard he a2pea;cG in good Splits.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ETANSBURY & Bro,
m'nui. UrcIs md dealers 10 stoves and tinwsrc,
have REMOVED TIEIR STOVE AND Work
SHOPS TO TIE SOUTHWEST CORNER Is ma AND
WASHINGTON STREETS. in tic McIiuraey
Hnii!og,) where they will 20 pleased 20 see all
TIER old customers unl the pubic generally.
i,2 &
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Fatal accident.

SAEAToGa, N. Y, Aug. 4.-Esp:isto Fer
schneider, cock at tie dated S!atcs Hotel, was
accidentally shot and killed by his room mate,
August trimmer, aha;lt | l:2O last night They
were friends aui wC!o ecing 10 he'd in their
room
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NESINI h"Y.--TGo boys named ,Iar.c> II.
'tsi2cl @Id Charles IIayyS, Tia former from
hchnor', Nn., and thc l3rtcr from Wa,hnr-
loH, r6Haaay 'rGHi the ST. Elnccnl's school, in
i'Gmora on .iul2 IA. ilaycs vent d;r5c. 10
ii@ hrEc, but !iarvrl' refused to accompany
i'm, ";c s!ari,d frr this CITY. la WIS s2ca ca
JOY ; h LcEr tho Virginia CD cl the Lo1s
Bridge, sud the dag f.!lowingn Mr. pTipcc n.H
liza ol too real near A,cxanlsis. This was
"ola5' s3cn or heard Of hit, although thc whoIn
rlun J vas :ccucCi for him in every Gic;c,ion.
iac ioo:'ia& = description 6 ,hc u..sUg
Wy, ~ S2Gt t. tic various police stations:
Eleven ycaI7 III, tin, eyes aCd birth maik
N the sll, shGrc o; lig IN ooo q is lrss q
a'm!I2 10 bis check, !iSh. c,mrlcyio:; dressed
"1cn last sacn, ia Is stTag hat with black hGna,
check shit and grayish pant; bright ard in
'"igcnt.
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POGkhaND SCHOOL EOH G!Ei.4
40 SANDY SrRINC. En-.
This Institution will b. rconenoL Ec,t. 15ih
= full Course Of iDftruc.ioa will be given VII,
Lectures upon History, Bellies LatLrrs aHI :hn
Natural Sciences. '''
Terms: $22J for tic school vcsr. s,,r,co.
Music and Drawing extra. tHo- ui.cur,-s, ~,
ing foil Information, address ~
HENRY e. uAhLuWN!.u AL.
BG-eoStY3n
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The CAMILLA number of c,nal boats
which have been loaded ior several days left
Cumberland yesterday, among them five FIR
this port, ard twenty four moro boats were
loaded last Monday. The freight question still
remains unSattlnH
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2fEJ: H9!&rn


SNMO&E yEfsigI ..I,sTi
4 &cWE1UhIE.U. -.
=. 4. STROBE c&sth. M-5@,nt =. Va.I
tc'ncipsl sni instructor ii 4a.aauIat;:s snl
Natural Sciences.
:. NELSON, Il. A. Unicc7-j:5 !irsiais)
INSTRUCTOR in Crock and Lslia.
T. KENT (educs!od in Germany and for
many years resident in Psrs), Instructor in
G9rma1, Preach, Italian and Spanish.
This SCHOOLS strictly prepsrstcry 10 the
uINeriity = Virginia. Spc,i.l attention is
given 10 teaching students to speak Tho e,yaral
La guages OF Europe.
Charge for hslf session, sl25. Reductions
mRic in f.vGr Cf mGi;t61's Sol 6 rortYo brotrer,,
For catalogues address
su colin The PRINCIPAL.
I'm SEpTEMBER 9Th, 1850, ! will open in
" the heslthful, licu .csGuo and beautiful
village OF NsTrontcn. Va, FEMALE IN.
STlTUTE The religious and social advantages
OF tha village are unsurpassed in our country.
Only five miles from the "Fsuquier White Sui.
phur Springs" q place which Noft5ern end
Southern capital, added TO the f-nla Of the wa.
ter, is restoring TO lis former celebrity, few loca.
tons combine SO much that is favorable TO q
school enterprise. Having hsd much experience
in training youth, feel competent TO TAXA into
my family, where they will be educated with
ard IS my own children, number Of your q
girls whose instruction will DO conducted By q
corps Of we'll qualified teachers.
Terms: Ems ish, French and board for Soho.
lsstic wear SEQ; Music $50; Latin and Gcrnlan
esch SD Cslsthenics SO.
For further particulars address
Mrs. IL. L. BALL,
GU22-Im HarrontOn, Virginia.
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Suicide,

PEoviDESCE. Aug. "A nan who registered
hls his maine ~ u. ". Moore, Buffalo, comm t.
led suicide q: tho Perry House, Newport, les.
evening. dying { { poison.
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Democratic haaiOritIeS

MOBILE ala, August i "A special dispatch
from Mcntgcmory 20 the Register gives demo-
crs!ic msj0ftics in ell tho counties of tho State.
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FER. Glaalsl0ne's Condition,

LONDON, August 4--Mr. Gladstone passed. q
good night. The lung congestion hiss cca: Cd
and no ig now free from fever.
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'EHE HITCHCOCK LAMP is still creating
4 great excitement. Call and examine it. For
sale only by MCLEAN s. UuLER
feb ~ IS King street
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"a EssEsis MA

nLD DR.. DODUS POWDERS NO. = will
~ cure sll chronic and obstinate ncrpows Ill
seases such as general norvol; debility, invol-
untsry seminal lnases, caused by indiscretion,
excuses, SC, or by lsacivious thoughts and
dreams, producing scnst physical and mental
weakness. and often destroying both body and
mind, and bringing on dmness OF vision, carly
decay, universal lassitudc, impo:encY or phys:-
cal incapscltY, insanity and consumption. Pric,
81 per package. or six packages for SIS.
TAX. MOTIFS FRENCH WUERS will
~ cure Diseases OF the Kidneys Gravel, Gloat
and ali urinary diseases, nervous debility loss OF
manhood. seminal emissions. impotency caused
by indiscretion in youth, excuses, etc female
weakness or whites scrolula, syphilis in all its
tornls and all blood and skin diseases speedily
cured. Price S3per box. Sent by msi secure
from observation on receipt of price.
nR: HUNTERS SYPHIIITlC PILLS, q
~ specific for Syphilis IN all its forms. and
every vestnge of the disease eradic.te1 from the
system. Scrofuls and all Blood aud Skin di.
seasos speedily cwrct, Price ST.; largo box 81.
sp27 JANNEY s. CO., Agents.
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No MEETINGS. Og!ns 20 the heavy ram list
,!2ht there SaS 10 meeting Q! tho Third ward
Hancock and kneish campaign club. ag vas
intended, hut thc cob is called to meet TO-
morrow night Ter the purpose Of rcIf ing Tie
arrangements lC: participation 10 the parade on
he evening Q! The i2;h O! August. Coplsio
Nm. il. Saith, president OF the club. has ap-
rolrtd NicSsls. l.. {. Leo ard ja:aca :?ranrou,
marahG!s Tor tho proposed ia,aic.
The meeting q tie Fourth Ha:I Gcuocr.!.c
Cub, which wa9 20 have taken Pie, :, The
Friendship caSino hous, last nishi, ws4 aI>o
!2.spoC2t 10 consequences 0! tic rain.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

>yaATUTa fG2rAn-IT 7EEa. Hnga.! ESQ.
Err The Middle States, cloudy 81 garti? c'ou2y
,7,-.1cT with rsiU, 7aNab'2 Tjn9s, s'2uo1aFy
.n.v~-r2.U.c, dictionary or lever har3CclcT.
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FUNERALS. -Thc tuuc-ol Of The l&!a PRS.
Jane GrccD, whose death was mentioned IL
Mondays G .z,t.c, took place this mor5iog ct
ni2coc'ocI !com the iiaosoa House and gas
a;tcndcd b. 6 large number ct fIioo1s. Rev.
grack St,iscfoliow, SOD in.la7, and Rev.
Horace S.ringfc!Ioa, grandson OF tic deceased
both ministers ol TIC Protestant Episcopal
Church, ciicatcj. The pail bcarcrs, glandsoos
AID ncphcwS CT Tho deceased lazy were: James
J5!nstoa Grcco, G.! Baltimore William Grccu,
1t Washington, AID L. ~. Green. James w.
Shj1n. Borj:min ja?1js, aol James L. Muir.
O.. this ely. The remains Woro inferred in tho
tali!y lot II Icy Hill Cemetery. "a The caskct
3,s Only r'ai0 c7eT&Tcan wreath, but the
gravo t 'hc atF.o.!2Ia!o Giic, kind mother ntG
most exc lies. iaJJ Tas a.ro~Cd With flowers hy
iovinc hauS-.
lac iGoo.& Of Mr. David Z. FuItoa, tho
?.7;nqr in tha ;!2yiwaro business IT James il.
Ia,iil, go OF this ctG, who died Sunday
..t a. his ic..l.lco acar E;cot City, took
l.G32 yesterday IQ!ii9g itcE Bethany, IaGo.
maLyoI, Church, Baltimore.