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, 1840-05-16
The Virginia Horse
Tristan

NTILL stand tho present season, ono half of hi,
w time at my stable, near Sugar Greek, one hal!
mile Of .he New London and LOUISIANA road; eight
miles west of tho latter, and sI mica cast Of Frankford:
the other hall, At Dabney Jones' Esq, on SpoEcer Creek,
hvo miles east Of New London. and will be iet 20 maTcs
ut = thc season, pa ysb!o the 18th OF December ueAt
- the single leap, payable at the time Of service.
aud ten dollars for insurance: payable u. sOcn ne the
mare is knonn to be in foal OF transferred. Any
person putting ; mares, sill Oe charged With 4 on!y.
Season commenced, aud will expire un the 18th day
ri July next. Every possible attention will be paid
TO prevent accidents or escapes, but no responsibility
for any that may happen.
observation-disclosures Siandy, is Il beautiful
bay, handsomely marked, black mnnc, tail and les.,
with a most delightful coat of hair; Of most com
mandins appearance, great strength, beauty, aud
action; uine years OLD thi, spring. good health, CT
teen hands three inches aud a half high, AID is
though. BY The best judge, that he j. not excel.ed in
point OF appearance by any horse in Missouri; aud
can say, that ! think him the surest fonl getter p!
ever kept. Shoald any mare. fail 10 prove ia fnal
that were put lat srriug, oaly hnlf price will be chsr.
erd, in case gentlemen seld again. Gentlemen TINT
put to Tristan Shandy, will reco!lect on the 18th dsy
Of July next, is the day ! am to pay $50 to the ON
ner that produce. the finest cnalt.
-TIistam SEandy was got by Shak-
spcare, he by EiTsinian; the fIvorite sou Of Sr Archie,
aud among hi most distinguished racers; his dam
was sold in le29, to Liring.ton, Of New York, Tor
SllOO;-isb by Mr.. Herbert lii!fs hay horse Shenan-
doah-one of the first sons Of the celebrated race
horse Potomac; lie was out Of II bay mare by the i'm
ported horse FebIifugc-hrr dam by Imported Grey
Diomcd-hcr grand dam by Wild Air-g. <. dam
BY Fiimuap-hcr z 6 e dam by Old Valiant. Tri.-
tam's dam by old Nadison-he BY old Dioned-Na-
di.nn's dam Pric-tIy. by Chanticlcer's dun. CsuIills,
by Wild Air, Tri-tau.'- dam Nancy Fleming, by Bel
lsir-he by old Medley. dam Selma, by Yorrick.
Gentlemen will see by rcieuisr to the Turf Register,
fhnt thP II, Hair stock stc,I in ~re.tar n.f,urnfi,n in
Virginia, aud the south, than any other horse. either
for the turf, or saddle. Tristan Shandy, made n We
~ good season the last spring-his colts will show
for themselves this spring. | will give $50 to the
owner that shows the finest coalt, aud $40 to the
%nextbest, to be showed on the 9Th DAY Of July, ISL,
and to be left t. good judges.
lm-illp ' II
, 1840-05-16
BARGAINS!
BargainS!!

4 still have on hand the following goods, which I am
L determined to sell at cost, for cash. Persons will
lose great bargains by not calling Immediately, as |
have determined 10 sell.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF CASSIMERES.
Consisting of the following, VIZ super Melbourne
ribed, London rib, steel mixed, and plain cas.imeres:
green mulberry, steel mixed, and snuff nrlored cloths.
A great variety Of sumner goods, viz :-Loudon
tweede cassimeres, black and drab errlinett, SaIony
cloth, Arabian do, Pa. jeans, French linen aud sea
grass do.
CALICOES.--A great variety of super light cali
Goes, painted lawns, do jsconet and cambric ging.
hams, &c. An assortment of dress silks: consisting
Of super black, 6g. gro de nap and plain do.
HOSIERY.--A heavy assortment Of hosiery con-
sisting of super blk. and white silk hose; blk and
white cotton hose; blk and white silk half hose; blk
aud white mixed cotton do.
~GLOVES-A heavy assortment of gloves: consist
ing of plain blk silk, and white silk do; blk and white
eolored do, thread do, white, black and fancy color
ed kid, do.
sUsPENDERs.-A heavy lot of suspenders: gum,
worsted and web.
Super blk Italian cravats.
Fancy plaid Italian collars, stocks, &c.
A variety of bonnets, bonnet and cap ribands.
Swiss, null and cambrlc mu.lins, book nuslins and
bobinets, thread and cotton laces and ~edgings; ladies
baskets and satchels. Gentlemen's palm leaf hats
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY-A heavy az.
sortnent Of Hardware: consisting of knives and forks,
superior pcnknives, superior Razors, in cases and sim
gle; brass stiuup iron. and bride bits; superior sneep
shears, parliamentary hinges and butts, screws, &c.
&c superior brass knobs, door locks, do trunk, chest,
tiled aud cup-boardd do, superior pad locks, common
do; Norfolk latches, coffee mills. gun locks, plain bits,
chisels, gimblets aud augcfs, curry combs, &c. &c
One box Of genuine London mustard fresh.
FANCY GOODS-A variety of fancy goods: con
,isting Of toys, draft boards, backgammon do, shaving
boxes, ladies needle boxes, ladies embroidery do, look
ing glasses, walters, sword capes, silk and cottor
umbrellas, whips, spurs and gentlenen's lesthe, bras
button straps.
JEWELRY-A great variety of jewelry: consist
ing abreast pins, ear hobs, plain and set rings, silver
pencil cases, super ivory and French snuff boxes, CT
gar cases and tubes.
Together with a variety of other good:
too tedious TO enumerate. Please call anC
see for yourselves; rest assured, bargain:
can be had by calling at my store in Troy
Lincoln county, Missouri.
al st JOSEPH B. ARTHUR.
, 1840-05-16
Notice.

4 IL PERSONS interested, are hereby notified
IN that I have been discharged from arrest and
imprisonl2ent for debt, by Tyre A lladeH, Esq one
of the Justices Of the Rails County Court, until the
end Of the next July term, OF the Circuit Court 81
Rails county: and, that I shall apply for n final
hearing ard discharge on the first day OF the next
July term of said Circuit Court. which will be cid
at the Court House in New London, on the FIRST Mon
day of July, $40, or as soon thereafter as | Gun be
heard. This 2lst day of April, 1910.
Msy2 JAMES SHOIONEY.
, 1840-05-16
Notice.

As it is understood that the Wings of the
IA other Townships of Pike county, have
awarded TO Calumet a candidate for the
legislature at the ensuing August election,
and a vacancy having occurred by the de-
CLEMSON OF John w. Davis, they therefore
earnestly recommend the Wings of that
Township to call n meeting as early as prac-
ticable, and nominate a suitable person to
fill said vacancy. MANY VOTERS.
Pike county, May 9th.
, 1840-05-16
4 Farm For Sale.

TEYIIE undersigned wishes 10 dispose OF
l. his farm. upon which he now resides,
lying in Lincoln county, 7 miles south east OF
Auburn. ! miles south Of New Hope, 6 north
cast Of Troy, and - north west of Captain
O. Gray's:-containing leo acres of land, IN
ierior 10 sons in the c~oun,y;-6O acres OF
which, is in cul,ivation-a never failing spring
in the yard, stock water on the place all the
year. The Improvements consist IN part oil
a hewed log dwelling, stables and other out,
houses, a thrifty young orchard of grated
fruit. and a small meadow.
Persons wishing Ia purchase. would do
well 10 call and look for themselves. Terms
will he liberal.
May 2-4t. WM. l.. COOPEk.
, 1840-05-16
d OF COURT.
4 OF MESSOURL) 90

County of Pike.
In The Circuit Court Of said County, Of the
Term of March, to uit on the lOM day
Of March, 1910.
SAMUEL FINLEY, Plaintiff
WESLEY Husr, Defendt.S
A ND now, at this day, the said Plaintiff, by his At
N torney appearing, flies his motion to the Court, to
amend the order Of publication entered in this cause
at the last term of this Court, &c; and amendment
is ordered acknowledgement the She'ifT's return en-
dorsed upon the wit of attachment issued in this
cause, showing that the said defendant could not be
found in his country, aud that said defendant hath
no place Of abode therein, and that the lots of gIound
numbered 4S , 4s2, 4S3, 4S4, 493, 49l, 49,, and
496, in the town of Louisiana, in sad county, have
been attached as the property OF said Northumberland
the order Of publication made at the last term of this
court, not having been complied with by the said
PlaiutiT-on motion of the said Plaintiff, by G.. Por-
ter, ESQ his counsel. 1t is ordered by the court,
that the said Wesley Hunt, BIO notified that an action
of debt, for the sum of thirty dollars, hath been COM
menced against him by the said Samuel Finley, that
a writ of attachment hath been issued against him
and the real estate aforesid attached, and that unless
he, the said Wesley Hunt, lie and appear, (by him
self orAttorney,) befoIc this court, on or before the
third day Of the next term thereof, to be holden at
tie Court House, in the town Of Bowling Green, with
in, and for said county of Pike, on the second Mon.
DAY oil July next, ana pleah 10 W hcuoh hcco:o'ng
o law, a judgment will be rendered against him, and
his said real estate will be sold to satisfy the same
And it is further ordered bS the court, that a copy Of
this amended order, be published for fouE weeks sue
ccssively in some newspaper printed in this state: the
last insertion ehereof, to be at least twenty days BE-
foro the next term ofthis court.
And this cause is continued.
STATE OF Missouri,
County Of Pike.
l, NJ. J. Nays, Clerk OF the Circuit Court, within
and for said county of Pike, certify that the foregoing
writing isa full, true and perfect copy OF the record
and proceeding OF said court, in tho cause therein
mentioned at the above recitcd term OF said court, n,
fully and amply As the same appcsr'o on the records Of
the court.
~ In testimony weTcof, I have hereunto
{ set my hand, and affixed the sea! Of said
" court, at Office, this 23d day Of March,
I~~l-4O. NJ. J. MOVES, CloIk.
April 4th.-4t
, 1840-05-16
April Att.
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned Ia.
~ taken out letters of Administration on the es-
tate ofJames +. Campbell, deceased, from the Clerk
of the Pike County Court, bearing date the 18th day
Of April, 1910; all persons, therefore, who have
any claims against the estate Of said deceased, ure
required to exhibit the same duly authenticated for
allowance, within one year from the date Of said let
tiers, or they may be precluded from having any bene
ct Of said estate, and if such claims are not present.
ed within three year, they will be forever barred.
ROBERT ALLISON, Admir-.
Msy2, ls40-3,.
, 1840-05-16
Y.
From the London Literary Gazette.
USE OF PHRENOLOGY.

lSE OE 1ISEIINOLO
Away with all doubt and misgiving,
Now lovers must WOO by the book
There's an end to all trick and devicing,
No man can be caught by a look.
Bright eyes or a love breeding dinple
No longer their witchery fling:
That lover indeed must be simple
Who yields to SO silly q thing.
No more need We fly the bright g%lances
Whence cupid shot arrows of yore:
To skulls let us limit our %fancies,
And love by the bumps we explor!
Oh now we can tell in a minute
What fate will be ours when we we'd;
The heart has no passion within it
That is not engraved on the head.
The first time l studied the science
With Jane and | cannot tell how,
Twas not till the eve of alliance
caught the first glimps of her brow.
Casually finely expanding,
The largest ! happened to see;
Such arguments far too commanding
ThoYgh: / TO be practised on me.
Then Nancy came next, and each feature
As mild as an angels appears;
| ventured, the sweet little creature,
10 take i peep over her ears;
DestructireneSs, terrible omen,
Most vilely developed did lie!
Cihough perhaps it is common in women,
And hearts may be all they destroy.)
The organ Of speech was in Fanny;
shuddered,-'twas terribly strong!
Then fled, for I'd rather than any
Than that to my wife should belong.
l next turned my fancy TO Mary
She wore she loved nothing but me:
How the look and the index could vary
For nought but self:l0re did | see.
Locality silly betraying
In Helen a passion 10 roam,
Spoke such prediction for straying,-
Thought shell be never at home.
Oh! some were so low in the forehead,
never could settle my mind;
While others had all that was horrid
In terrible swellings behind.
At length twas my lot TO discover
The finest of skulls | believe,
To please or to puzzle a lover,
That Spurzheim or Gall could conceive.
'Twould take a whole age to decipher
The bumps upon Emily's head;
So said, | will settle for life here,
And study them after we're wed.
, 1840-05-16
Notice.,

Is hereby given to all those who may CON
L slider themselves concerned, that IL. NJ.
Gibson, Of the State of Mo-, and the county
of Lincoln, being under an arrest for debt,
will attend at Troy, OIL the fifth of May next,
Cor the purpose of taking the benefit OF the
law for insolvent debtors.
, 1840-05-16
Hands Wanted.

WANTED at the Louisiana Bag"inr Fac
" tory, II hands. white or black, be.
tween the aye of 10 and l7--for which good
wages will be given. For further lniorma
ton, enquire at the store of
BLOCK & MCUNE.
Anil 10 II.
, 1840-05-16
Road Notice.

A LII persons interested, ale hereby notified
IA that the undersigned will meet at Clarks-
vile on the 5ih day of May next, to view
and mark out a road from GAINESVILLE through
Sidwell's and A. G.. Goodman's lane, in the
direction of the town of Ashley, TO the IN.
tersection of the State Road from st. Charles
TO Bowling Green.
F. J. CALLS,
T 5s"s p.v w'l'oH'{ c0"''''
, 1840-05-16
OLD CHEROKEE.

AzxuAM Sai 2, c .1.S rnneI h ADMIRED Hb Sn Is
LOUISVILLE, Mo which has commenced, and will
expire on the list of July next his Terms are forty dol
lars the season, payable at the expiration of the same
sixty dollars TO insure a mare with foal: one dollar to
the Groom in each case, to be paid when the service is
rendered. Good Pasturage gratis. for mares from a dis
lance, and corn fed at a reasonable price if required
great care will be taken to prevent accidents or es-
capes, but no responsibility for either Any gentleman
who breedJ TO Cherokee, the present season and fails to
get a colt, will have tho liberty of breeding gratis the
ensuing year.
Cherokee's reputation is SO well established, and hhs
character so generally known, that it is almost useless
to say any thing about the purity Of his blood, or the per-
formancc of his colts; tut as there may be persons who
have not noticed his pedigree, it will only be necessary
to say that he was sired BY old Sir Archie, his dam young
Roxanna, by old Hephestion. Cherokee is a beautiful
mahogany bay, full sixteen hands high: in poirt of form
he cannot be surpassed by any horse, but as it is pre-
sumed that persons who intend breeding to him will ex-
anime for themselves, IL is unnecessary 10 give any
further description. For the performance Of his colts.
the subscriber would beg leave to refer gentlemen to
the American Turf Register, or the Spirit of the Times
where it will be seen that his colts won almos; every
important raco in Ky, in the year 1886, to wit: the four
mile day at Lexington, IT. three mile day at Louisville,
and three mile day at r anmond. reside many other
mile and two mile heats.
Cherokee stood for many years in the vicinity of Lex.
ington KY, and was purchased in 1886, BY Il company
who removed him to Grecnsburg, in the southern part
of the state, where he remained until brought by the
subscriber 10 Missouri. The colts which he got while
standing at Greensburg, were considered supe rinr % any
that were ever dropped IN that country: they won all
u cir engagements last fall, and received many premi-
ums, which were awarded BY the dlierout agricultural
societies of that country.
march 81, 1910. JOHN D. CASEY.
, 1840-05-16
New Boarding House

IN ST LOUIS.
EE3HE undersigned, late of Troy, No, takes hi.
ts method q: informing his friends and acou,iu,an.
COS and Tn public generally, that he has removed 10 =.
Louis Tor th' purpose of keeping a private Boarding
House. His situation Is on Main stree. n. ,rly on,osi,s ~,
Bank, in a healthy business part ofthe city. His hons. i.
rromy and comfortable, with u ples1nt portico in front.
stfording 4 commanding view Of Main street. Hopirr
by close attention to business, with a determination 10
render comfortable all who NAV call on Lt-, h, -.
mains the pu5lr's humt.c servant.
Entrance south end, up ,,a:.-.
al 81 Y 7 prrp.
, 1840-05-16
FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES

lust Received at the Drug Store, in Bow
u ling-Green, a good supply of drugs, med
icines. paints, oils and dystufls. fancy articles
&c. &c. Also a spalI quantity Of garden
seeds. The subscribers are thankful for the
liberal patronage they have received, and
respectfully solicit a continuance of the
same.
T. S. WATERS g. BRO.
April 4, If.
, 1840-05-16

fENHE Undersigned having purchased the Tan,ari
4 and stock of leather and hide. lately owned b5
Augustus Oury, r"queIt. those indebted for leather
to make payment by the 1T day of January next.
and those having claims against said Our, on account
of the Tan ynrd will please present them 60 me for
settlements, without DELAY.
The t.nainy business will in future Re Conducted
in allit' branches 10y mc, hides will be received To DO
tanned on the sharc4. NOAH ATKIN
Nov. 2Dth I-ao--S-tf
, 1840-05-16
Cash for Hemp.

WE will pay the highest cash price Tor
w good clean Hemp, delivered at the
Bagging Factory, near Louisiana Mo.
April 10, II. BLOCH & MCUNE.
, 1840-05-16
WESTERN ATEAS.

The v eStern Atlas, containing the latest
and most authentic Typographical sketches
and statistical information with regard to
Missouri. Illinois. Wisconsin. Iowa and Ore
gon, is published every Saturday at St. Louis,
Mo-, at two dollars and 4 half per annum
payable in advance.
Postmasters and others who may act a,
agents for the Atlas. are entitled to sixteen
per cent on all receipts.
lFrom the Postmaster Generals CIRCULAR
"PostmasterS may enclose money in a let
ter to 4 publisher OF newspaper, to pay the
subscription of a third person, and frank the
letter."
, 1840-05-16
V. J. PEER.

NOr1CE.-Al persons indsbted BY note or Book
" account. either to the late firm OF W,t,s & VIII M,
or Watts, White II Co are requested 10 come forward
l I'd make settlement, rs further indulgence canno, ia
: ven. ]. WHITE, surviving pa,,rc,
Feb. Sth lSI0-l7-,f. of Waits & ME-
, 1840-05-16

A quantity Of old type. for sale at this
"A Office. al.
, 1840-05-16

still have on hand the following goods, which I am
determined to sell at cost, for cash. Persons will
lose great bargains by not calling Immediately, as I
have determined 10 sell.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

ual Costiveness Loss ofAppeiiie Bloiched or Sal
low Complexion; and IN cases of torpur of the Bow
:. where n caihartlc or apcrIcnt Is needed. They
are exec DINGHY mild in Their OPERATION, producing
neither usea. grlpng noI debility.
The following highly fatierng testimonials ofthe
efficacy of these Gel, bratcd Pills for the cure OF
Cusiiveness. Nervous Debility, &c. have been
voluntarily given By medical men Of the greates
celebrity IN the North.
We the undersigned momhers Of the zeal
Faculty. having examined the properties Of DR.. Pc
tiers Pills, and used them in our practice, mos
chcerfullv recommend them rs Family Medicine.
nd consider them the best Vegetable Pills We hav,
ever SD.
Doctor Elwell, : Aiwa'er, NJ. n.
Harris James Anderson. VI u.
X II. Ramsey, NJ. d. X. ). Rernard, NJ. ID.
The pills are neatly put NJ, in tin boxes, cont ain
ng 20 and IS pills, pnce % and 80 cents reT box.
Ne. Jan. Q. ISIS.
They are peculiarly mid, YET efficient purGdiive
nedicIn'; md produce little, II any, grIng or nau-
-cl. haze pr, scrbed them with mu'h success IN
sick head he and slight bilious fevcrs.
Extract of a letter from DR.. Joseph Williams, of
Burlington, VI July ., -.
| cordially recommend Peters pills as a mildly
effective aud ~ no case dangerous falnily medicine
raev are p culiarlY influential IN costvcness and
all the usual diseases of the digestive organs.
Extract # letter from Dr. Edward Smith Of Mon.
uea u. q. Sept. %, Ie36.
! never knew n single patent medicine that could
out IN sllshtes confidence IN, but DR.. PSnrs' Veg
etable Pills which are really valuable discovery.
have 10 nest alton IN having II known that us,
them extensively ~ my practice. for all comp ain Il
land these are not vwlwhlch have their source in
The impurliy of the blood.
These much celebrated and Justly approved Pills
are for sale by James Baker. }. Crumbncker AMI v T.
gss in the United States Canadss Mexico, Texas and
the West Indies u,v >
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06

H ARRISON'S SPECIFIC OINTNENT7
~ N For the cure Of W hite Sweilngs. Scrohilous I
snd other Lumorsi Ulcers. sore Lrgs, old aud fresh \
nations, Scalj Head, Women'- Sore Breasts Rheu. I
nate pans, Te',efs, Errup.ions. Chrbiains, /
NhulOWs, Biles. CoruS and External Diseases
generally. lt Is hkcWls. greatly superior Z, any /
medicine h.rStnfO siScoyefsd Tor the Chafied \
backs aud limbs ofhorsrs orfiag worms, chan |
ped hps,--and On sJpr; turCytfy cAtgr0al bodily e.
MI thai NAV fall 70 the lpt Of man OF beast.
The -r0.rctlrhn> received % least thousand
"slccifc Ointment upwards OF hundr ed of - hich
were wuttcn Jy rr-YCctahe members Of the Mcdi-
cal Faculty, aud ln selecting from this pile he
following SAMPLES be was governed. more by tkeir
brcyity tHau their contents, they aibrcathe the
same sp'nt Vi oudosy and satsiac'ion.,
Dear Sri have 20 request OF YOU TO forward
me two hundred boxes Of ointment, b. the most iu-
mediate convey auCC, aud without regard TO the *.
p"nse of carriage, A. am quite out. aud much IN
want II a. You know my estimation # our IN
valuable discovery and therefore snail only add
that further experience has increased my cnthusi-
asni, and established me tu the opinion that u IL
superior 10 any remedy extant for external dis
CHARLES p. EMERsoN. MD.
ALHASY, July y. 1887.
To Doctor HARRISON SIR ! use your Spec hc
Ointment ln my practice, and cordially recommend
I I as most ei'icicut remesy for Iumurs, Ulcers,
White Sw.lllugs, Strofuls Rheumatic Pains.
ChappCd Face, Lips aud Hands and for general
'ernai complaints. write this at the request of
,s.r agent here. who flrashes me with the article
/ and an pleased TO have II IN my Fowor 10 award
l honor 10 merit.
RUFUS r. REACH VI. u.
! BRoCKIiS, y y. Oct %, Is3s
/ ncnr Sir MY daut hter, girl uf fourteen. wss
srdly afflicted with complaint that physicians
'cfm n scJld head and feare T. IA ependant Of oy-
4 cry other evil. she would be bald IN consequence
By the onlmsudatlOn, however, of the Rev Nj
Perrin, applied your ON tment to the afflicted part
AID thank God that my child i entirely re.
covered from the disease, and u getting her huii
rs fast a eau be expected The cure was ehec,cc
,n rather less than T., months, duun. which tim.
used FIVE drllar- of ointment had spent u, ward,
Of hundred dollars during the thrpt
, years, sithout any benefit whatever.
MARY HOwARD.
The above invaluable Ointment Is for sale by
JAMES BAKER,
. CIUMHACKER. ana
To- y 10 CHAP lNF. Wheeling,
kpa 7i the principal Druggists IN Pittsburgh
q Nov. 4. 's.p.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-06-06
TO TIE PURiiC.

ME MORNING TRAIN on THE FRANZ
4 LIN RAIL ROAD leaves Chanbcrshnrs at
half asst o'clock. :. "a aud arrives ~ Green Cas-
Tie AZ O'clock. where n meets VII StitCTs' CodCk
- iro!n Il ascrstOwn, and Immediately returns 1,
thambsi sHur-. u time for the Tram GA the Cuu-
byrahd valley Rad Road ~ h',h leaves the latter
place ~ hHli past o'clock tor ph.adclI hIa
THE EVENING TRAIL which cares III,
great Western Msi, / ayes Chambt rsiurg AT -
clock, =. VI, or soon the Cuuib' Hand Valley
Tram arrives with the Western Mail end hy which
route Passengers viii reach HagrrstUwn AZ o.
CLOCK, ana The same evening rctuTns 10 Chambers
burg by o'clock.
travellers By this line will be able 10 leave ayers
town IN IN MOrri and reach Phi sdelplhi m the
Evening, or leave the fer lace tn the evening
and arrive at the latter early the neat tvening.
DAVID tULI ERTON, Agent.
For the +. Il. X. Company and John SeIjtTs.
"A D - llnrrr -. IL IL