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MORNING LEADER lril.DAT MOHNINM. I I ll.l.H PV OOWLKW A CO. Hi imiK'll (UILDINUS, SUPERIOR St. NI llrlAHMAt. I'HlNind I I Irtisiri (i Hu'iiiu'iiI l.ll'iB .1 of ltt'tT .1 ml I soil n.n.T I Nil1 1 1 i'Tt III II l.l t.

H't. mil tl r-111 I 't-l ti. Kn il.it. nUnk Ji.iiritsis, It' fit iiiK The Last Great of War. Tha ixtrrn hours hattl fought at Salfc-riuo It it atated tht S5.00H Anstrians were ulac Vw Jm tomia.

lliat 7,000 wern taken luiso en and thai 16 flags and 35 eamiun wrrc oajjtured by tha Drspatchts till taatr tliat tha Frrneh army tuflirrrd an afti ttly tu be nnabla lo rtsunia tha oflensiva without rtiafbrc' iiints. IU-porls put tlie French loea in killed md woundrrl at 12,000. The Auetrian tr'p crossed Ilia Mincii. li tLj purpose of attacking the French with their i.iTi-e, but had to abandon their position. They witVlf-w, crossed the river, and blrw ui the lir.J(e al Goihi.

Tlio Aimlriaii dev patches, admit that th.y wie obliirad to retiia Iter iing very heavy losses. The Ail triaus are preparing for another gr at Itatlla ur. Jtr Gaii II during the dreadful Inu'jjle, the thickest of the fight. In a despatch of the SStli of June to Empress he aaya "lie army withdrew last right, and I alept in a becupie in the luuniiii by the l'uipeior uf Austria." Home of the horror ul war limy be judged by the (jut thjt within the pjat three week bttween tiglity aud a hundred thousand men bar-bt en killed and wounded in the etrugle la Itily. Hid lliu war in but jt'it begun! Fur luulier particular see telegraph.

The Last Great of War. Pic-Nic---Welcome Home of Bushnell. Ui) Peouto of ir.i'.n c. unity will hold a Kmiid Pie Nic at Olierlin, Monday nfternuoti, to welcome luue the of the iiupritnned Uberlin the uintiiblc, p.ititut, but firm uuJ Willii It was on Mr. B.

that tie Jeffrey 'a Court wreaked its full Dialinily, and by fine aud ituprisoiimuit sought to tlisgia aud erunh a free citizen of Ohio for the great crime of faithfully obeying the Gulden Hulc. Ilia houra of honor and triumph liuve bcjdu ill public He, ru and execration of the Qoverummit I'urauera will deepen and I last duriog all time. Xhe Irienda of Air. iiubnell and the gi.ud uauu for which he bun been niaJo to suiter the peuulty of an unjnt Act, are oordiutly itiviied to participate in the Welcome Home ut Uberlin. A proceksiou will leave the jail at 1 i A.

M. oa inJ.iv, and escort the "Rescuer" to the put Half fare only will be charged to Uberlin and the cira returning iu the evening. Curtailment of Mail Service in Ohio. lue people iu all parte of Ohio are reaping the bitter fruits of the spendthrift Administration of President Buchanan, in the curtailment of the lmil eervice on long established routes. Dully mail routes we see noticed in various purtii ns of the State are being cut dowu to tri wcckle, and tri weekly to semi or weekly-Such important towns as New LUbuii and no longer have a daily until from uny quarter, and we notice that many towns of lets sale now get but a twice a week mail service.

This spasm of retrenchment at the expeiue mail fac'lilies, causes much indignant re-Bark in the communities outraged. The t'in-sinnaii Osteite says The storm of indignation raised by this in- sftLn movement, will yet so htartle the authors oi ibe scheme, we as to induce theiii to retrace their steps. Hie people of southern will not meekly tolerate such a me ol the letter we bare received on this Fiibirct from the victims of this treatment nouJd be regarded by the Postmaster (ienerul as but couipliinent iry. ll.e t. jii expressed is ail just as it is (eiieriil.

Western Reserve College Commencement Tue Annual Commenuemeul exeieiaes of Wesleiii Reserve College will take place at Hud son on Thursday, July 14th. The BaccaWureate sermon, by Hitchcock, will be delivered on MabhnOi alter noon, July lUlh. Rev. Dr. Kendall, ol Pittsburgh, will pieaeh a sermon before the Missionary Association ta the evening of the same day.

Tbe Alumni Oratiou will be delivered by Stephen H. Pitkin, Esq on Wednesday fine soon, July 13. Phi Bella Kappa oration, by Ke. Dr. Sccj l( of Albany, N.

will be delivered on Weduea day afternouu. Wednesday evening will be devoted to prize declamation. Tbc exercises upon Thursday will be as lul-lowa Anniversaries ol the Such tics at 8 o'clock A. M. Oration of tlie Graduating Class Iliviiohii.

Address before the Literary Societies, by Dr. J. G. Holland, of Springfield, Mass. afternoon Tbe Annual Commencement Convert will be often on Thursday evening, by Leland's Brats Bauo and Orchestra, assisted by other talent.

5 ol by to Ball Boys at It! Base-ball Was a favorite game of the early settlers ut the gatherings which brought men aud boy together sueh aa raisings, bees, elections, trainings, Fourth of Julys, and ive are glad In sen that the manly spoit is still vogu, at least in benighted Ashtabula leara by the Sentinel that a matched game limg off at Jwl'-rson on the 4lh, lourteen selected players on einh side, chosen by Judye Dauu and Squire Warren. The "party wincing th) first hundred scores was to he the vie. tor. Danu's side won the game by eleven scores The Hentiuel says. There were thirteen ioniums willumt a l.il'j Tbe highest number of scores was ma le by Joshua R.

Uid'linL'S, a younr; chap of sixty-four, who led the field, having made a tally us often ax the club came to his hand. The iaiue excited ureat iulercst, and was witnessed by a lartre number ol spectators. Tlie nupier was prepared by our host ol the Jell iuii llousi, who gut it up in a style that made a tally every time. the the at ilr of Sat AtrLiciKiH. Mrs Mark P.

Taylor, widow ol the late Mayor Tny lor, of Ciiiciurnti, hai tort three promising sons of scarlet fever duriiig the past week, of the ages of live, nine aod twelve yeais. Her eldest son was sutler-tag from the same malignant lever on Thins. 4ay. Th Commercial states that the acarlet lever this season bas been unusually fatal in its character in Cincinnati, and adds on tbe uutbmily ssvcral physiciaus that it is rapidly disappearing 1 ing, Csor CaoEiaa in Russia. It is slated by Ut arrivals, that long coulinued drouth is damaging tb grain crop! of Southern Russia.

It the Egypt of and in good aeasoua the exports fiom Russian Black Hea porta are very large, and mostly wheal. Southern Russia is a great competitor of the United Htatea in tha British grain market. tu out be ran. the BLiciatasias axo Paaouaa. Aoordiug to the Cummeraial blackberries are very abundant in tb Cincinnati market at to 10 cents per quart, and paevebea Lave made their appearance al Un aula, a one aolid up Position and Triumph of the Rescuers.

That ah'e and influential piper, the Ohio S'ule Journal, lias pursued a innnly course In the contest between the Federal authorities ai l' under the tyranuical Fngilive S'ave Act, and pereeuted citizens of Olirilin. I', has stood by them and the sovereignty of cur State, and in nnnonneing tbe final iliecharge of tbe Kesenera well says, that Ihronglmut all their tiials, these victims of an inUmou law, which his been infamously administered, have borne themselves like men." The Resellers retused lo accept liberty on terms which seemed to them dishonorable, and fie result shows that they were rijhl in main-ttiniug their position that the reronl of the Court had been falsifi and in relming to make any admission to the contrary, rveu though tempted to do so by the prospect ot re lease. They refused to yield this point, and they now have their reward. The legal nek, a id tlie most cruel and heartless of government inquisitors, could nut extort from them single aJuiisHion which would compromise their manhood or their integrity. Says the Journal Their rele.me, under the cireumstanets, is a ur.iii'l triumph uf the citizens of a government theoretically tree, over an attempt to turn that ll'ivrriiment into a practical despotisuiol which they were to hnvo been made the victims.

The content between the lederal authorities and these imprisoned fellow ci nens appeared to be an unequal one. The governineiii with all its power uinl its patronage, with its part hi courts and partixau olliemla and juries, and with a law rpcciatly contrived with moat ma-lii lafit ingenuity lur purposes of oppi-o-sion and outrage, not only upon the slave, hut upon the Ireemaii, had apparently all the rbances ol success iu its favor. The other parties to the content were iuiprisonej cilizens, without power or prestige or patronage; but in their apparent weakness their moral strength Wat invincible. '1 hey were all po in their iiuv icld-iti'f of duty, and in the courage to i.ui.l by those convictions at all hazards Be-I ue tueli r' sutniion, -ueli heroic firmnisa, the Mcut.nn ol a ha'ed law jiaused in the very net of its enforcement, and vv.th unwilling hands crownrd aa victors those whom they had marked us victims. Ill this event, no' only the rescuer, but every tree citizen of Ohio has reason to rejoice.

In the imprisonment of tbe rescuers, as in all prosecution under the Fugitive act, the reserved sovereignty of the (State of Ohi and the rights of its citizens were violated, and iu their release, without concession on their part, thcie rights have been substantially vindicated. All honor to the men, who by an great person al tncritice, have achi ved lor us as weli ax lor themselves, so important a triumph Pity for the Dealer! The Mite Joitrnvl copies the Dealer's lame, it of the Gill, introducing it lint The Cleveland Plain Dealer seta up a bowl uf lamentation over the release of the Wellington rescuers by the federal ofliceri nnJ the con-sequent practical demise of tbc fugitive slave law, as it the editor had lost a brother. A lew years ago (Jray said the law was of "infernal origin." Perhaps that accounts for his present mourning. Zvoihing leis than crape for twelve mouths will answer the demands ol custom and puhlc ih'eencv fortius fraternal In reave incur. (iray mount the symbol at once.

Tlie we extract from hi.i ohitu iry notice. 1'oor lellovv. it came upon hi in sud denly and unaware. Hut he should remember the ciiiis-nhitioii the excellent Widu.v Hedott administered to the Elder l'ne-e sin cl l(m; Pit ll'i' will uf m-e il ns ii'uht tutu I Wi li liiriliU'le ini.l re The Toledo Blade expresses sympathy as ollows Don't I ul to read the Plain Dealer's Laiueu lalioiiH over the distressing result of thn Res cue trials. That paper appears to feel as hud the wolf, when the nrey upon which he had hoped to glut his rapacity, unexpectedly es- capi from his clutches.

It is to be pith The Sad Casualty at Clear Lake. Clear Lake, where the casu-ilty curred on the 4tli is 30 miles from Hills dale, Michigan. After the celebration, a parly wus made up to have a nail on the Luke. An account says The boat used wus a mere trough, loruied of boards nailed together and coveted by a platform arid an awning. It was capable ol hold iug 18 or 'i0 persons, but when it shoved oil' Contained -t).

Alter sailing hut a short time, and when in water "5 feet deep, some one rock' ed the frail vessel and it capsized, throvviiio its precious freight into the Lake, drowning 14 of the company. The following are the niitues ol those drowned from Reading: Mrs. Wm. Turner and adopted adopted, about years old; Mia Eliza Turner, daughter of Nelson Turner, aged about Si), who was formerly a student of Hillsdale College; nu of Nelson Turner aged vean; Danfoith lierry, and le, and brother, J. Kerry.

'1 he following were from ditfi-rent partu nf Hillsdale county aud Indiana Mr. Lyman Steel and siter-in I iw, l.sinpsi'ii ot WooJbridge. Mr Sigu, the own. f'e boat, was also lost. There have been but two bodies up to the latest intelligence Miss Louisa Tur ner and Miss Daulortfi Beriy.

the deceased were alt respected and beloved a large circle of acquaintances, who ill In ply mourn their bus. 14 Gov. Wise on the Case Concession. Cov. Wise, of Virginia, has written a letter a citizen of Lynchburg, disagreeing in toto with Gen.

Cass on the queulioii uf the lights of foreign CoverumcnU to exact unreudered mili tary service from our naturalized citizens who were born under their laws. He says be "would protect our naturalized citizens against military service of other powers to the uUcrmurt en the Theodore Parker has consulted celebrated Paris physician Baron Louis who pronounces one lung eutirely sound, and other but slightly diseased, and sees no reason why Mr. Parker should not, with proper are, be restored to perlect hiallli The Hon. Rufus Choale, who started lor Lu- roue last week, was obliged to lenve the steamer ifulif.ix, on account of the feeble state of h's health. The venerable Dr.

Rush, of Philadelphia, i seriuusly ill that his life is despaired ol. a MjiHuuissioMa or Si.avi.s A very interest- "IK scene occurred yesterday at the Probate Court, and as it is national in its character, we sire to call attention of political philosophers every section of the Union toil. There is nothing new III the allair, but ucreriheless il involves an unanswered problem, and one which politicians generally avoid Amhony Gustavo, recently a slave ot lleluise Cory of ew Orleans; aud Lucy, negro woman about forty years ol ooe, and her chil mr years obi, lule the property ol Charles De lilanc, also of iew Orleans, had their manu mission papers recorded in the Pr-ibato Court yesleiday. Mr. I.eonce Botideusquie, of that executed ttie power ol attorney lor Itiem.

bey are now citizen ul Ohio, and will bonce- f.TiJi endeavor U) do here what the Republican Stale of Louisiana prohibit their class from doing. Cut Unz or iu ao Ai riDtur. Mr. E. 1).

Harmon, of Leuox, with a severe accident on Tuesday morn the 2Hth tilt 1 he particulars we learn are lollowe: 11a bail loaded Ins wuiron with cheese boxes, ith the intention of taking the same lo market. 1 lie eua uoard to lus wagon raek not being eutlicicutly stayed, the boxes, together with his own weight, caused the board give way, and tier after tier of boxes rolled of the wagon on to the horses. As iiiiohl upposcd, the) horses became frightened, and lliey were reined out ol Hie road urn! up along sidu ofa barn wheie Mr. 11. was violently throw from the wagon, tcet first, agaist burn door; aud atrange aa it may appear, foot u' leg was actually driven through a inch board forming part of the door.

Tha boxes were scattered iu all directions, the wag-on broken very badly, aud Mr. II was picked for His injuries are not so bail as st first supposed, and he is now rapidly neutering Attaint Htututk 1 ol' own Ti tin- Details of the Mountain Meadows Massacre Details of the Mountain Meadows Massacre in Utah---Rescue of Children---Escape at the Murderers A letter from tf.ilt Lake City June 9th, gives the harruwiug details of ihe massacre of a train of emigNiiits from Arkansas to California, ut Mountain Meadows, on the 1 Ut.li of September '67, and the recovery of seventeen ol the children carried olfby tlie Indiana There were nboiit one hundred aud rly persons in the train, and the surviving children were found about S.ri0 miles south ol Salt Laka City. Tha writer eccom. pained the of Indian Affairs an says Thn train passed through the upper part of the Territory unmolested. They were directed to go the southern Mute, as it was getting lata in tbe season.

After passing through all the tettleineiiU south lor ot0 mikstothe Mountain Meadows, they stopped to tccruil their stock before they struck the Deserts, as they would ive ileserts lor 400 miles alter leaving aloun lain Widows. The Meadows is a beautiful spot, about lour iui'es in length, aud one-fourth ol a mile wide, and ut tbe lower end is a fine spring. They corralled their wagons and were there thiee days in quietness, 5 miles from any set- fluent, when, illy on the morning ol the 4'll day, they were attacked, as they supposed, by a large party of Indians. Tbe Indians llred ou the emigrants and killed and wounded several. A Per this the emigrant set their wagon Heels in tbe ground, and thiew Ihe earth up against the bodies, making a snug defense, xhc lu diatis fouulit them lur five d.ivs, having previ oiisly run all their stuck oil'.

The emigrant weie ithin ten yards of as ti ic a spring as you ever httf, but could get no water, for whenever One came out to it, be wan rdiot down. I ie sj-ring has a high bank, a deep ravine makes olf from it, and 11 tins lltoluuiaiis were concealed Aiur lighting lor live or six days, party ol Mormons approached the cerral with a white Hag in band, to show the emigrants itiat they were Irienda. Tbc emigrant directly dressed a iiule giil iu white and placd her at the mouth ol tbe cor ral, lue Mormon party then came in, sat down, and talked to the head man of the train for more than uu hour, telling him that they had come as Irienda of the party to escort thi in back to Ceil City, a 4150 miles behind, provided they Would give up their arms, and leave all they had behind. The promised to protect them from the Indians. They marched the party in front oftbtin back on the road about 2.

odd yaiib, where they had to pass through some sedge bushes, when one ol the Mormon escorts gave a signal, and all at once tl.e Indians raised in the bushesthe Mormon escort lired firM and killed all the men then they went lo work on women and children. The sput can still speak for itself. AS lieu I first passed through the place 1 could walk for near a mile nn bonce, and skulls laying grinning at you, and women aud cli ldreu hair in hunches us big as a bushel. Judge Cr.idlebaugh and myself have the names of sixty white men who participated in this ntlair. It was dune by council from Bishops in the Mormon Church.

The Bishops were the head killers. They did not leave oue to teil the tale. The oldee1. of ihe children is between seven and eight years of age. We have seventeen here.

They getting ready to send them to their friends in Arkansas, as there was $10,000 appropriated hy6ongrcsa lor that purpose so on can by what means the Mormons have lived and supported their Church. This was the richest traiii that ever passed through this country, and after killing all the party except 17 little children, they took cattle, wagons and horses back to Cedar City and sold tin ui at public alc Tbe children were divided out to dillirciit onea some who had no children took two. All the above bas been sworn to before Judge Cradlehaugh. He has issued warrants lor all parties, but they lly to the mounleins. W.

H. ROGERS. Perils of the Great Balloon Trip. through the uir ill a huge balloon lazily as thisllc-doAii is no doubt a very pleasant mode of journeying, but landing in a hurricane is quite another ullair. The St.

Louis aeronauts had a spice ot both, and the slate-int'tit of Mr. linger, one of the party, contains tiie fol'o'ving extracts) The principal feature which the vuyuoers ob served iluiing the nigbt, was the picvalcDce ah.iut, above, end under them, of a remarkable phosphorescent light, which seemed to invest evervthiug, and give it a peculiar appearand'. It nude (lie balloon look like ibe ot lire, seen through oiled paper, as iso jescrihtd it. It was easy to tell tho woods from the open coimtiy by Ibe bi its ol blank lines which they indicated and on crossing a body ol water, it seemed aa though the voyagers wore passing between two sheets uf ll.tiue of' a mellow color, which lighted them up, and gave tu thcircoui) teiiances, and lo the objects immediately sur rounding them, a pectiharhue. luis plieuoui-enoii was aa agreeable to those who witnessed it, as it was remarkable.

At Rochester was left about a mile abieast. La Montaine stool alone in the boat; the other two were clinging to the babket above. Wise cried out excitedly lo La Montauie, For (iod'e sake, lu-ave overboard everything you can lay your liug'rs ou, La Moutuniel La Monlame, ho was standing near the aide of tbe boat with a opeller fau iu his hand, ready lo throvv out ut the critical ill. incut, cried out, Keep cool, geutlem. ii ii's all light." Mr.

llvde looked up ut Wise, and aid suleiuiily, This is a dreadful time, Professor what shall we do!" Trust in tiod and our faculties," was the answer. In a few seconds more, the balluu went down Willi a lull swoop upon the lake, notwithstanding Wise had throw ii out heavy valise, an express mail bag, and the remaining provisions. I lie wuUTK were surging and boiling avvtiilly, the waves running from twelve to lilteen feet bili, and moaning as il for the impending doom ol the aeronauts. Ibe shock was a dreadful one. It stove in one side of the boat, and jerk ed La JUmlaine so that his hat fell into the water.

"For (bid's sake, din, "re you out!" sin iitcd Wise over the basket. "Don't trouble yourselves nbnut mo, gentlemen," was the re-spouse, "I'm nil right, and I'm going to lake you across safe yet." And over went the pro-pelh fan, lining the balloon a few lei above the water. The Toyager.4 now begin to question ow they would be killed Wise said he as re-signed; (ijg was willing to go hut for bis poor wile; Hvdr prepared but Would rather die on laud than water; La Mountain insisted that nobody was guing to be killed, as he would land them all safe. A moment after, the pro-pel Icr" Young America" was signaled and ask ed to lie to, but before she could do ao, she wus mile astern. Wise now proposed to deseeud, swamp the bout, and trust to the chance of be iug picked up This La Mountain peremptorily refused to do, declaring that such a movement would be certain death for all.

Bv tearing up the planks liom the bottom of the bout, and throwing oil' his heavieit clothing, he kept the bulioou I'lloat, until, ut about the shore was struck, iu a piece of woods in the town of Henderson. Instantly the anchor was thrown out. It first caught a tree an inch in diameter, but broke it oil' I ke a pipe stem the balloon suiting on with a power equal to that of two three locomotives. Next, the anchor caiieht a lurger tree, and the prongs, which were of inch and a quarter iron, were broken squarely nil'. Mr.

La Mountain might at this moment have cut loose the boat, lauding himself uud havingbis companions to their fate; but ins- of doing ao, he cluuiberrd into the basket A determined to sham with tin in their perils. Overcome by admiration, Mr. Wise spiuLg up, cxclamiiig, "My (iod, John, you are -If I oan come out alive, you shall have a gold medal, and the credit of saving us all." At this moment, th balloon, which was whirling over I ho trees the voyagers clinging to the basket ai.d sometimes hanging head downward struck a main branch of a monstrous oak, head on Away went balloon, car and limb a hundred feet in the air, and down agaiu with a fearful plunge, leaving all suspended in the air, alive and safe, tha balloon torn from tup to bottom, but tha only passenger injured being the hero of the voyage, Mr La Mooutaln, who waa badly bruised in the side. I is hu ff Ii.ii I fi.ira-.Lisv ih ri, tjr ita 'ha WKATma jauCaoi's Enulamd. A letitr Into it from LonJou, says: "The proa.

t.t'tsol li grain crop are very good. With line wrutlier the yield of win at ia i.rottl tube aa ubuudant aaat any psriod.but inn io the length uf straw it would suffer yrratly from eonliuurd raiu or tuilden stornia. ns fs.r the lo st uf the season bus fn beyond attingu, but its elittilt.l coiidiitniia hava uudsigoua violsut oUn((Ss." lu I 1 atH'h '1 si ij California Poltiles Tlie California Republican Mate met at Sacramento on the 1-t uJl. Ibe propriety of making no nomination) (with a view lo co operate with the Uriah-rick Demrcrsey) was diseunsed, and Indeperdenl action agreed upon. Tha following ticket was nominated: For (Jovernor, Lelnnd Stanford, of Saera niento; Lieut.

Governor, J. F. Kennedy, SanU Clara; Superior Judge, O'rar L. Shatter, Sin Francisco; Clerk of Supreuia Court, S. Parker, Trinity; Treasurer, Philip V.

I aine, Butte; Comptroller. Clark. Eldorado; Superin tendent ol Pulic Instruction, a. W. Ilrown, Sonoma; Surveyor General.

A (I. Randall, Amador; Attorney Ot nersl, II S. Love, San Fr incise); Representatives iu t'ongresa V. 11 Sibley, Placer, and Col. E.

D. Baker, San Francisco. Resolutions were adopted ngainst "the intio- miction of Slavery into territories now tree; repudiating "the modern dogma that Slavery exists in all the Territories of the United Stales by force of tbe Constitution," and legitimate consequence, a Congressional Slave code; rebuking corruptions of the Administration; favor inga Pacific Railroad, and declaring the depen dence the country on the Kcpiihliaan party lor its construction; endorsing Urow'a Homestead Bill; ami opposing "any unjust discrimination against n.iturallxed ciiiz'ii, which sbsll require any length ol rrsi.h in alii naturii' lion befoi they cm vote." MARRIED, In 'In iv Mi si bt Hv WmIm.ii, ViMII'il i.il MVIIiHAft.l.l.s. In Ji S-rw: I. Mi tlt HM.

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I i 11 Out si 1 t.i'l ti 111 fiH. I 0 uf I st TSsJ A A A TQ A A i Auxvi-vj x. A.ijiri.vyi A i I I I II A 1. Corner of Sui eiior and Union Sh A l. wn ill eiunu.nl i ut our lii.ie tli I Ami fell sit i.i'oi.r AT-i I OST! M'llMKH VKS1S IlKLOtV CuSI' II AND H'MMt-lt HANI'S UK LOW Li'SI'lf All in niuV- In in-'iiri-n ill, In ttii.

Wr wl ell a l.O'lU I.I.NKN IMA I' lui HFTV Ant I'm ,11 Vrfs'v I'mn sliln ut it Itnis'cl ()' i iNi si ito sinuj iiki- a n.v 1. 1 tin s. Tfl N's lluie In m.iinri l'. II h. CkJ I Vi in llin inii ti.

Tiny rslXtJL'lt'S Iiiij)ru veil Patent Family Scviiiig ilacliliir. Tin BKSr SKWINU IIINK IN I'll WOKI.ll, PRICE oNI.y FIFTV IIOLLVRS! Ar is.nr; a isain' I in. II I1, Cutn-rul hu.e, n.r lmil I Ij Oll.il. 7 Look tlui lor the IMnuis -J T7" L( TT ATI Wfi iTi7- M-J 1)1 litl hlllQs l.U'l llif UU 'lltv It 'Itt TfVWf HAWKS Mir pr-mi liLAXK liOOKiS', JiontKt linn rd. in i itoaru, i irtinuni khrr'i unit HAWKS liltO Ki-i-n i hv 'ho -i i iv Ncid i)i)cvlt5cmcnt5.

I IXHKKnS K. Y.fc K. 11. LINK For Dunkirk anil New Yit TIIK VFRMONT Nkwrnaa, Master. LEAVES ON 8ATUIJ- rVl'laHV "iv 'el ek I- jjlLlLi Hiisst-ii sr.li.

kele 1,. Dunkirk. New iSa is i uun Y.itW, or sn- i.nuit un tl N. a K. ht or j.its it If Iii HKLION hhl KD, jlgditta.

rpiiK UNOKUSICJNKI) huvirg i-ur- il 'lit- fVil andttiuirtt Miti ui tin "cI.VV K- Vrtrmu i i JJL- Al' ttHJJn rrHF, ANNTVEUSAKV EXEUCIS- hi, I'liNTllAL AJID BRAXCE II 1 1,11 SCHOOLS, Wi In th Hull in' tbe Cenlrul Hl t'h-Hji ic mice, Trhluyi July 8ih at 4 (o'clock 1. O. t'l iiik ii t'd (-in uv hr the Glhiluilii.H Piiusi unt. Mu. r.H fiitl hy Mr It ill 1 UU Sl.tXi'HH Jf ilf )l(: il IO ai 1811(1.

J. A THOMK. Pifidoul uf HimiJ ul liOARD WANTED Hy a centlo- 9 mini unit wif ma i.tivntia fit il r. ttrs in uu Ik.Mnlttni. A nlrtisH rwt -s'tiltir IHtluM iH iua illlll I'tin I A.

CLASSICAL AXD EXliLISH SCHOUL. hHi Nurth Kn (t'tniinr Orniinn,) IMIK SlULSCHIBHR most rospoct- in ly in in in i cil I. lit, tn i i uiul Ui ui hi n.LH-. ui i ii ii i-i-ucM. io winru nu Vt hk huium (f lilt.

lit Lb a-'i" IVTV ll ill Ti list 111.. I il I iivt-r 1 1 iiiwii lili.m, li- vii.K ii t.hI tuluri' In in emulumrHta iiul view, ho list It tnuii'd Ini. uia ti.T A- i InmiUtl tii'-tti iiiii, he will inm'i I iy hwtt lur ti-l ii- 1 -i el. itit-H ui Ir uriii'K. in wh fi.

114 uiU il I'T in.l i' ii-ui a atM" ii hn it io nl Afml-niu'iil ml incilwii. A ink i't'itu i vat Iter, hu iv il mialv i'iunik that inonia ll'lllt' Tuilfl Ha lilt), hrt lli'ilU Vtl 1)1 llltj h.i i mri't ot I. ime wlnt hail t.t-nu rnnti lctl his in in tiiucur. An I na i ni'l ill ipl nl ut.U- hiiiiMiK i. (the put uuhu il itiiiL-jf jb-crh Ihith'a Nell.

-t'l Ittini lU very fvinint-iiot-mciil timk, Lu id ihe li'rviuswt rank iu Ihe aliuiAtluit 4i the ub- rBriiniH and (tnarrlmun wh -re iniuiit nhotit the iiKiml wllmo mil (iIucuUiiikI ptoKnmii nl Ihrir cl i lUrt iaud will. It i prt'unnil, ili t-in 'his prUllihmtii ui-ihf nl thru ualrtiintue untt nctivtj itipnitrt 1 ii Cutiroe ui luktru, ttuii lol uw a sitiHin, iteuitr. Tt xiauent, Lw ia LATIN. tiritiuiimi. vititm, hikimii Ktn-ri.

Caeitu'i SaUustl. i 1 1 Hurj Juveual. Ttreui-, Cicu, uinl l.iv, a ii Tlia-Ctiitior iu Mia )crt'rtii)ciit will ci miiri all Ihnl Soit.ul, Hr.i4'tt' al, ii)Hnm, mii lh.ie ahbiud Ijcfiimi i mi, nt iti.iitaiy ir.e- hu are ao inuiul (I) ca oulatUal to pvipltx ami Iw. ll lev the uludent. KIUCDYION.

A r.onp iimnt jirt of a Uutral liucatn-ti, ahall raceiv dntt rharc ul mention nilc will lie llluhttatrij by ntfM'hna til tha ui' HitwiH'tl Ihu uraiuit uf linn, Ainffic. c-i-f a.d Iretautl. rV'l he Klhihilioiik will t'ikc i'lu at al MtUftvuiri Lhiialtusie. 'rlvM iiirrtiuiv ton BHeu in Law ki ll Mrt)lrl tinl-nii Ihi- Cla-io A iliitrtf-ih aeiiriiuiaiii with Itivt kuu li 'hhtr 'ii lit, i ut I Kill hu tUiul'li'UH briiif il ini I mi 1 1 I in Ih- law 'in'1 tu I htl ti, a iinw 1 1 iittl Ihn hiKhcai iDi(Mtruiii inn ruufl In1 (f 1 it A Mia. au jui ikl I alu i'd ith li'l'intf bon.fi' wi "it tha unl ol Clav-lrsil kii.wli)ta aw 'ttfi'ik rtii-n'tl thoifiore tt ihe urieul iifiur-tni'lly at jeivtim Ihcn lu a um hi i ar i touk cunktMiuciH't iu llieir futuia tauie their I'lunl IiikiI will hu upeii ui) ihe I I'll uf Julf leAi.

vtuif (I hi'ttik ul lua hum by IbfriiNab.ife 1 1 Zu 1(A l.li A ftr OiiiMrfb Htl Mi'kit. l.uii. Ir. lliil lr I I.t i'l Li hi hjiche. B'rilll kC Hist lall-t Hull' ill.

Will be (iMluuUwlbf 1. ia.t lu Hi till f- lt Kim "i tlwt lirt'i wn wi tri uisi i nn- i-im oimii will Hi inl, Iti't; 'it in htiklii tflioM tht ur A lo lu- Nu the QS Btll.S' TVinuoctncnlo MEL U)E()iN HALL, FIX MUIITM ComirenciTjo; Mondsy Eve July 11. Mob sis HaoTHkii I'kll A Tanwaaniua 's MINSTRELS C0WBELLC0IAN3, t'mai ii 1 1 0 rt.m, Tha Lanet, ui iu- ti Hm-il 11 1'tie Lixir lit i. Hie fol tiltnil il l.nN MOH HIM. 1 1 -r mifl nm'tltMi Mil, I Oil HIS.

DriMiiml t'kin H'til. Cm i i-m nn tnititMirhtiivl Th nnihil i1 Hoiit'lf mi VaTiil1? Hfif'tnrtr i now 'I if llllllUr H'-V-H It iMill't Ml ill I'liuiiiftinn inn ii -I VHVM WII.SOS Vi. ust- OniirtT Him dm inn Suitiif-. AMI.MO A. 1 HA Kit.

I r'chji( i It 1 1 hut hi ut l.tnt'iri-! W.J Ki KVSAY. In Ut): I nn. I I TA HI. 1 li' N. if, in Nr mi loil.

K. W. FKleolT, A tit tl Umurifct. MAST IKM 1 ho hil.l uf St nit TV1 tttnler nfttio WH Id, MAST Tow MY Jiivi'inlr lmi'-T. FrC l- l.ll.HI Hl.U it llMlhitni Finn-t VA'iih Ii nix'vn 'a( il, Mim I i njto ciuillc ni (lie wui Id tn ciniiif le uu i In in 1 li will Ui 'hf ti.ti mutfXf mt! uc SuiifH, A'''.

I Wl'tT Sit Ut ft, Kuril c. Mf lurf (r I'Udif lnt; nm'fii, in-. 1 ili'ita-si Kv 'II' fip" l)i-i (tfii tit in oiiifiiiifiic! ul irfciie)y Tli'kfin OntM. I ON MniH! Au-ut. iv7 IIAV A iilisccllaucuoo.

2011 NICE rAINTIMi VWGO TO TASCOTTS lliil IT. mil IIITK ZINP ln ri'tni Jus' the llni'i lur Hnrlors iii-iil w.iik nt ererr si tntts 271 IIOFI MAN Ill.Ot K. BlJ(f 1 1 "jTA1 fil.tto Huckw ii tftil, juit rt cp vtiil, tint ih -'f by Ml MI. I III-' U7 Ktf liivttMr'il liM-Ot'K 1.0(10 ISLIh I) AXD Klnur. 1 illi WHKA1 Kurn ni.it for sa If Iiv Ji.oe Tin lillHIHIN, Mi VIlLLA.N a CO.

I Mill) fsTATIK AMI KIIKIvll.N PATENT OFl tCE A0ENCY. OP I. f. ttsitt-. Wnlili Mttiisf, linuk lreJl, I mt (l it.

hi i li no irim risiMKi is 1 1 a i nj, 1 1 ATrrcTcrfrrsi it. ffOK ALL TONSOKIAL Ol'EKA- J. IIOII4 1IA1H I)HKSIU Oil DYKING. C'r limiricu SHAYIMi iri cfl, pit 'ant aitti l.KUAN UOOMS.to If WM K. AMUL -H Ksiiti'isi'tntit ilfr llif A ''itVn.

nm 11 COAL, OIL I COAL OIL! AW NORTH'S COAL OIL i full Must Thfv nrp innktiiK uuti- l-i ry i fn. stiatw nurcd i ii, mil i piMuiiiiiicrrt hv e-'f 1 j'HIk -s in ih lite in im Wet ('ial oil Inmni at wtiitlrsuie re tail All nl it i.rjiiipil) AtltlrfsN I. AW fe NOKTII. th Onturin rticl. O.

N. Kvtrv uu slmutil luuipa nnd thik oil, an It gmftiT t-gt i viimuii iicfiincralors, Water Coolers, -ANti- Mce Cream I'reezerH, Of Hie iinst afiifocl (jrle, just nreived mid ul rlitip. Alu', AND OTUliR FIUIT CANS, At V. MAUViN'S. 41.

Sou nnl I'uSlii 6 OALOIL LA1MFS STAND, St uiul SI'RPI'M'IM) (' A I I. I. A MI'S, MIADKS, uinl rlllMNI'V-. ln.lt I 01. nllnit'On nl' rv llii'ilnisi- Kill t'li -I 'Hit' HS'ST ASH 'IIKAI'rXr l.liillT I'sK.

si N. I. Sujier nr slrntt. IW.W IIAIIDVIIK "at Jiiiot NO MORE EXPLOSIONS Carbonic Acid Gas Non-Explosive CUPUEXK AND liL liMMi I LL ID. UAV NO- jMndo with I'lii'J I' ii I mvf ut ii'iiii'i.

uu.) loir "ir- ilnj rx, el ti I In 'it lu iiiini-'itiilui Mill sell Im Iniil iu I'lcvt'luu I auft vlfi'iilv. we art' n-w pr-'piir 1 Ti it ihf imlihr Unvn M'i'i! I M. tie vi'h-tv ot Mu- in tljinC'iotii, i'm orinii-uts iih llio J'lui i urn l-ilr abiiruii ih ii it niit bo USED WITH PKUFECT SAFE TV mid lliuut the dlie'Lto-sl iimli ilnlity acndtiil, uhA h.II NOT EXPLODE I ANY r. iinni': Kiuiil. We fiwe TKSTKI) iTS MKKITS in til ALL UF Ol'It JiKST ClIKMIfciT.S, ut I nriiiv ti-ii-.

All iirn it it-irn it the tifm.ist iniictj to evury ti nn a SAFK AND RRII.LIANr I.KIJ1T. li i uvftl in ihe inc l.i i i ns ih coniiiiim KM id, muJ tit ti'inuh lilt 't eijii nt the i mt will v.id ut a vuiy mi hi m. -m 110-1 i'lunl. STKONIJ J. St 21 Wales' ooh i's pilKLl'S' WAT Kit COOLKR, K'K t'triim I- rt -vr, Hfil Ki Kit- umy i- i't uulnu iifw, I.m -iilc ly A S.

i A li lN li, 1,1 Siiitn mr nt. JOOKING 0LA.SSKS Oil l'i rut. Cntntvi Ovitl Kn.in. lie, rrat fifty ti'l ill) de IiHUld i Slll.K.S I AL OIL LAMPS at, whi.lowiie. 'f rt ''l Avt I I VI i.

UPIIOLSTK KI! AN J) A 11 FAll tlirnrol I.uuii'jh. unit nil Wn. ui 1 1 uai. n4 ltt i ai. CinhiMiig.Curiiiii..

Urn No VJ vUiti inn, iimuili HanK.CIi-velui.il.Ol.i.i A ll i.rtltM pruiitiit i nx'util Fmiioiila- tttaktiu paid ne ol Dill lollis Culi.elinit.li: fcc. M.U-illv 177 UOIJKKT (JILL-SILVKH AND Kit fin hit liimr I'lu'i-r Mii.Mn-tur-r( i-r-. iiiilu.1 i Hti.l uumti'rt.) volnutl O. lO l-itt- 1- nlkl. Ml I n.

i nbii it nn -( nit pr. iii lit i ailc ten reisouahla. Jul 'dtfU ai.d lBa(uiae 1 HSU. TIIE PASTURES OF TIIK aiiWriWr 411b on-i, tm ai nftrr -Jd i hi hv ivtrii Rt'litlinif Puns, I1mv will I.m nun- -Mm iroiii dut attlraii lo Nov. 11, unl Hf l''l I'd Hi ill l.l II -r ll.lt ul- i I ho tsiiniuti.

ni ki viur in. wlnln im f.id mi I fr.n.- nl fiil imt vn-ii kUmIiI pviry Ii.y iiifjiiFn.iin uitf ouiie Hi'b thf in bun A uiv otrV ovf-r Alerf )irmiB Hunk, Supt no- uu ni'-inn, inriii.Mi. Nlilit oiii rtinct iti'ltjn IIiiik hon.i "ir wthitMih st hiiw Mm aoiiiKiei r. or ai inm buck hiioim; HVijJii 8. H.

KTONR. Ci.i-vhi.4MH, Juno 'th K.o iui'ii i-tiiK- wholly tn-l-irest'in tin it nr. w- ll (miim-i, unahlt- lunim "tit "avo wif.i luri'ii i ir ultiirt in itvi liy.mta i.i i. tlui su hht.w laiKe'jr in eiem.H of our kuit im.l u'l wuli rtia 'uabi. tiiiiul.ucaiuuaa ery- rliiim i non lie 1 nit r.eHktn.1 a lmiitol our Kcverai tinui.

"Tn in 'in- mum iii 'lino i ui' lit Iti'f Jiii, Im 'i nnJ ilnit-t h. 1,, with. ui.i,ini.iiii ilrhy It UM)t) iv Co, 1 ClU.vl.il.lU.iN CltAWCOlll) Cl vill IO INK CKKI'lTiJHS AND roCKHOLDF KS OK THh NOHTUEltN TUANSroiiTATION COMPANY. Ou Sow Aficiidv I pi bt-v iB, I. t.

-r. I 'f i rni.t.. li( .1 tu iii uu ti int il. l-illl ll II li e. rl.

in ,1 rti D.n-. t.irN hiivt! i ti I iiiiiuni. mi ii Mat -a iM, bt- in aiul nmvt- klCf Itli'ttH ll UlPi' Ill lltV IHII If.U I is (H i iiui) mi, mr nun i-. in link) it i -n. will u.

1 1 tin i ii Mini ih. stu uii by pn'ici by rhiii.m room, Mm, (I i t'oitif Ul tlwi mr.l I i a. ititj-i k.u oi ilb iiui.n il in rlun oi nai.fi, hui to "'s itt UIM Ull Vfill-ll. Ill ll be nniilifii, lur a- thut 1- vt-ijr Hvuituhl iihw-liftiit kfti iu n.iii"if.uaiiii'iii io llm itt, I ui Hit) I'lH-llei -uot, uu lulf IllOVtJ- hvi its Mmrli li-iii. our Prnnrllivr- h-if it not vert uroiiuble i iimi i.

mj'loy- llH'V hi ii. pi in ithrr.ti i aa ti. cin-iiiiuittiK Ua 111 hi buKli.fM-n! tll. I'lUI 'l' Will hrt riBUiarlv uinl mom I '11 II V. I lit' nrri hit i.ri mf i.i i.

lo itu.l cvfn 1'itKt wiM be twk. ii thn nruii i.m nl ol li tu Mikii, i hut ni di i-(1 ul i nt I iinnli' mi'il lint ut imrmil li i r. .1 il Im'vohi) L'unl inret Noiw ih' ii a'er to tho i lotii, ha- rr, i in l'taiil mi ni.i n.M ks ni'l CituhuVi.l 1 ri I i.o i iii xtf ui ih I'niuntiiy lue irmu "muiriasaiiK rut'k al (tar. utibt iu I hie uf'nt-il in .,11, uual anual ihr 'ilinl B. urderul ih- Jli -tti j2 r.

I HAMIiKlil.lN', HietnUnl. 1 reioun r'toffirtt, 4'f valitnil. Col iuibin Hull Komi CoiiMi.my, CU vt hniij, July 7tli. SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND OP YWY. FkKCKNT ha- Iweu owlaiw.1 by inia IHia.

inn wiruitiv ri.t- piki llir lr latii-eiitelv oo ami aier tor. Hii (aj Aum.ttn. si.rt ri-tfiut. ttW will n- hm If ll ml Nlat 1 1 ui C-iui any Val klivfjit 'limititer ivnl clu(lW uu. aud uu uihi io Hi-.

tt ul Auual mclu Hy unlfi ul ih. Uvjmi fVv Usui Tiaurei ADAMS HOOK. ASUnUTOS ST. BOSTON. UANKL CIMVMKM.IN.

Fmpu-lor EXIIIlUflON-A JJUSt OF Hon. J. B. GIUDINOS, Vi s.hlutH,u WAHI) SI ...) ll.l whtll. sltlMSIlllfua ur iscflvfl 11 I A Jul! Unit, bimk Suki.ui k.

-Ad ul All tj Ultl.fc 1 COUNTY TREASURER. Clothing Vnnkrc Doodlf, for liulr rmti me Day, JI lsV 4. IS.fl tilt' I'll l'lt ruiiif td tuMH, lii if lr, A il 1 Hil'tl Mricnt't Snf I MS" OH A II It A A 4 hir. Dill unkfi It i imt, ilit r.KUl fm Anil iift'i" )nt llkn il-. Aa I'ff I tie ('hit Ink A ti' si i pitf anil nl I limi'l Il rt liunt tit-ml lil Jii-t hhf a Yrinkp" ilmnlv.

HI kf lin.xlir to V-r hi nr. it i -lilh 11 ilniol, Uu.ytM.rl i tifd ot iN ION HAI.1-, Ami dr t-jnt iub a tlinniy An I 'tan limt tin Cl uu, Hf fi-i no fu Mr. MKN "1 wulil ihm ii'-' lf. O''' V.ka-.' 1 lr 1 HiP Hi-tC, tli! Vnr U. iiioxlie Hitv ui oil 1 1 HALL.

drr-M iimt Ilk a tlrin iji', ill 1 il Sum. tr, All1 HI ifVt kllll 4H flu! Ill', rue ilnti a Ipunt- r. Oil! )ii'w)l ir Ihf ink' -Vv i hi I li nl If lo H4I.L. ut Air. i.t likt- il'iii'lj Ami lif If x- Join) i l.ull, AikI Ihf TK 1'ir'T, Vi.i.'il a iIik'ikIi' Im iy fci-iei uulil "lil, tl Mtv-Ti' hi' ir t.

it i Ii-ih ir th1 1 it nt, 4 liT Ymik I it. i-l ii 4 mi i i ul I NION HALL, Ami ih fff- j.i-( hkr ii ii. lit- aiml her hi -I nn' hi'l ut Km Inn in I In! Iirn in A liv nl lf-ff' iw in In hi an, Anl Inn- (. iitiu'lc ini'. Oli' i.

ill ii thp l.n.t, Olil Yniii-e I) hkIU iItimiIi Ili. vnrCI i.t CMOS Aii'l lln- juat live Ke r-ln-ut' il ill im Hi- uti'Mi'd ft vr 'ii'K Sir Ol ISAACS him ImVMnN HM-, A -id V. ra-h-h Cl.OTlllMl. Su Oh! OAAC A. Mhe int.

1 lin Yii 'krc tlf tn 11 it nil i hfir -im i i) ir d.inrnu fur For Cl OTUIi; ui. Mi. if i r-f. I.ikf A MS' L' 'ON IIAI I. nr, A nI in Mflliiij Cl cn HI 1 Hk.i i ruH Cifcrf, Hi nif tn al In w.iOil, 8ir; IS Al! In 4 Mitt muii.

I hi -ii-liptit in; II' M't in 1 1 ii ir li- nn Kit-, Vih dai.c'ng ir 1 tit-hiiiif. lh- rn" lifi-t ntnl Mi'1 I'sn'mi' utile Awl-ni ui nt Cl, I HI Nli. nr Me i :n.tl ll.it lurtUA I Oli HI OK nit') til in Ihit cm! i.s. 11 citu Lu I.m. id tit Isa A ISAAC AlAi.NIKK KM I MOW HALL, Lflliu.

KOH KALK 11 Kit K. LtiUK UL I l-7nTl lib. OUSTS. Fourth of Julf 1851K YANKEE DOODLE 1 LMOX BALL. iUY VOUll SI I MM Kit CLOTHING A T- ISAAl U'N I ulaa Hall HUZZA l'OU ISAACS CL0THINU OKKAI' PILLS OK COATs, OKI.AI' OK HANTS, (IRKAT 1'ILKS Ol' VKsTS, All l.i Mif V'Oirlli nl Ji.ly.

Isftll. AT A. iManc'M. ilAGXIFICKNl UNION 11 A IX. ul tirij L'uiiw Slttjclt Ii?" Look out lor tlie (tiants.

wont ti. The Ij ad le s. SINIIKK'S I Ll.LHH KKMlMt HAI II I MI.N, lui ut. ly ISAAC' A ISAAC'S t.Mu.t It. I i "inri i.f frunt.r m.il I'ltiun MrftlH.

QPLKND1T) ASSORTMENT OP Irj.cliu Driff tJnoiis ut rn (ii.uiilti iirh. Wl OK, OKtStt Ol.h Co l'AUASOLd. LOT OP LA.1KIW PAltASOLS tsl tit HA YMONIl Co III.ACK LACK MITTS, I NfCK ASSORTMENT OPBlatk Liifi' i lijf IMVMOVP a ('(I m.ACK SILK A PIIPL OP THKNKW. 1. LSI' Kl VI.L.s:.

ft.ouii nl IsS Snimtin, st h. AV HUM) CO Kleaiit Orsamiic Globe. I. BALDWIN CO OPPKR IV I irt'i- vt 1 1 tli'i OHi. ANUIK ItollHS.

On. ll HiiitdH HI (I il li''li: cVlllH, ti uu I.i'i'ii uu iiihiv-l thik I.BALIiWTN A CO. OKFKtt A -LUm lull nic riim-iii OHfci III K'MI. l-'l UIUVI Ui' Ki uil'i'h. H'til ii Krii.i(t', Ouliuins, Oil" Pi'lMI'lltl'IIU, CO iiiiMl llihliMiiy.

hi rniiiriiii HlhlniuF. ll-'-it II. CH h'rinni It t.ll owns, M.t i)FM- Hllllll JJ 1)71). KKNDALL CO. riinu'v iTvi.r.s or a On our ClltAF TAIiLkS, to which wei utuniioii.

ivilo i.urliiii'Hi i 0R! AND IKS-no It AIL.N I iu line A (JOMPLIM'E AS- L' H' Mils flUltirs II ll. KI' NO A 1.1. a. I'll, lllKNCII Ml'LINS-IN GREAT 3 ul lyli It. I'I'MJAl fc CO JinBONS- l.ACK.I, A.NO WllllU OOOllS, i tiivru jri it Kr.NDAi.l.

a IN EN DAMASK 160 tli A Hip IT Mil 1. Ill' 11 l'i unit-k fM Is 1 1 1 HI llH, 'E Ol'FEH nilS WEEK AN ni.lill:illV lulwf at Fii-Wr l.i Miaw.fc, i nri'u Sua- ivh lloinuiiiH wi )i hiio I Iii ai nvriiH Uf In li. i ii) I Willi anil l.ii I r.1 nrill.m itll it jici llm 1 lis Wl.ftl' llHI Will I. a f'l (J. 11 EAT REDUCTION IN PRICES VI i I.

sra Sfl, I. lift. 1 oltun ,1" i inline Hi. I HI Li S. VRGAINS IN TRIMMED PLAIN BONNETS, At IV M1AW 4 In 1 un I lu ul litem.

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