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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-30
RELIANCE PORTABLE BOAT LINE.
For transportation OF Goods

"
Bef,reen Pittsburgh g. all the Eastern Cities,
WITHOUT TRANSMITTING
FTSHIS old and long established Line having nearly
doubled their capacities and facilities for cary-
ing goods, are now preparing TO receive produce and
merchandise any amount for shipment East OF West
The Boats of this Line being all four section Pora
BILE Boats are transferred from Canal to Railroad thus
saving all transhpmen separation Of goods; as the
goods never removed till their arrival at Phiade-
phia or Pittsburgh.
This Line being the Pioneer in this mode OF carrying,
after successful operation of eight years. are enabled
with confidence to refer to all merchants who have
heretofore patronzed them. Western Merchants are
respectfully requested to give this Line trial as every
exerton will be used to render satisfaction. Merchan-
die and produce always carried at as low price,
as fair terms, and in short time, as by any other
Line Produce consigned house at Philadrl lphia
will be sold on liberal terms.
Goods consigned to either our house at Pittsburgh
or Philadelphia forwarded promptly, and all requisite
charges paid.
JOHN McFADEN, & Co, Penn street,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh
JAMES NJ. DAVIS g. Co,
march 26.l 249 and 251, Market street, Philad
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r q M 0 y a T. i.
TEEEsNAN ~ JONES

TTAVE REMOVED THEIR WHOLESALE CASH
Z i WAREHOUSE from No. 90 to 1873 Wood ST., one
door above the Of 5th street.
This being the only EXCLUSIVE CASH WHOLE
SALE DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT in Pitts
burgh merchants who wish purchase goods here MS
low as they possibly bring them from the Eas are
invited to examine and satisfy themselves that it CAN
BE DONE, thereby saving three or four weeks in tmc
which is great object.
Their stock at present is very good, which, with
fresh supplies expected in the course of month, will
enable them to furnish for any section of
he Western Country at prices that cannotfa to give
abstraction. Pittsburgh, eb. 26. 1914
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NEW CARPET WAREHOUSE
NO. 81, WOOD S

NO. 81, WOOD . NEEI,
One Door above Second, Pittsburgh, Pa.
w, MCLENTOCK,
ESPECTFULLY announces to his friends and
q the public, that he has received large stock OF
CARPETING; comprising the following varieties: -
New style Brusse Carpets; New style Imperial Car
pets: Superfne Ingram Carpets Extra do. do; Com
mon do. do Al, "a and 5-S Twilled Venitian Car
pets; 4 A, 34 and 5-8 Plain do. do. 44, 5-4 and GA
Plain aud Figured Mating; Cheneille Tuhed and
Brussels Rugs; Embossed and Printed Piano and Ia
bic Covers; Plain and Figured Woollen Floor Cloths;
Flat and Oval Brass Stair Rods Damask and Wa
tered Moreens; Tuited, Manila and Grass Mats.
ALSO-Floor Oil Cloths, from 81 inches to Is feet
wide; Steam Boat Trimmings, &c. All of which have
been recently purchased from the Manufacturers and
Importers, and will be sold small advance. mar &c
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GREAT WESTERN CARRIAGE
MANDATORY.
,TOSEg0Ea WILLIAMS

EKTOULD respectfully inform the citizen of Harri-
wv son and the surrounding counties, that since
he has erected his new and spacious establishment in
Cadiz he is prepared to give GREATER BARGAINS
THAN EVER He keeps on hand almost every
rety of work in hene, which he does not hesitate to-
warrant superior to eastern manufacture, such as
Family Carriages, Barouches, Sulkeys
E}uggios, Gigs, slelghs. &C.
And will make to order on the shortest notice and OH
the most reasonable and fair the best article of
STAGE COACHES.
Those who entrust him with thor work may be
sured that no pains expense viii be spared in procu
ring materials of the best quality second in the
$ ate Persons wishing any vehicle in his line, will
find it their interest to give him call before dealing
elsewhere ~ Don't mistake the big sign Of J. Will
arns, Coach Maker directly east Of the Cadiz Hotel.
Caliz, April 9--v
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to the late FIRM Of "Hogg
IN g. Upton" respectfully requested to call at
the store of William Hogg & Co, (tho old store room
Of Hogg Tpon) in Cadiz, and settle their accounts
Those who cannot pay Immediately. will please, at
least to close their accounts, by giving their My
son. William ogg, is duly authorized to act for me in
settling the business Of the said FIRM.
JOHN IIOGG, Surviving partner Of said firm.
Cadz March 10, l945.
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,T,RMEN EF,qVN,a
HARDWARE.

A L f < A NDER HENDERS SON,
No 81, Wood Street. Pittsburgh,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Hardware, Cutlery, Sdddlery, &C., &C., &c.
S now receiving from the manufacturers in England
4 as well as America his SPRING PURCHASES,
made exclusively for cash, and offers the same at a
small advance cost to purchasers for cash or appro-
we'd credit Such respectfully invited to give the
goods and prices their inspection before purchasing
elsewhere. march 81
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NEW ISEA.TSLTS S II Ts3E& T9 e
q Wah0od tS II. ID. GFiEmcs have commen-
eBs ced the Mercantile business in the stand lately
occupied by HoGG & WooD where they invite theit
friends and the public generally, to call and examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere, they are de-
tcrmincd to sell as low any establishment in the
place. MAHOOD s. GRIMES.
February S, 1914.
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"ANNEX ATION.n

TENTE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale, low for cash,
4 No. Pittsburgh Crane, Improved Crane, with
wrought shares. Also. Corn anu Side-Fill Ploughs
and others-no new improved, but the old and vel
tried, and known to be good.
He likewise keeps On hand Wagons for sale at hi'
shop in Cadiz, Z. LAI2URE
feb. l9.-2mo.
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MILITARY GOODS.
NEW STORE,

Corner Of Market and Fourtb Streets,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
n NIE subscriber, thankful for the generous patron
age given him last year, and being his frstin this
branch of business, respectfully inform the military in
general that he is well prepared fill orders for
MILITARY GOODS Of every kind of the best man
uacture and at moderate prices being determined, by
keeping good stock and selling cheap, to make it the
interest of all to give him liberal share of patronage
ALSO--An excellent assortment OF Fine Gold and
Silver Watches, Silver Spoons, Fine Jewelry, Gold
Pens Pencils, Thimbles, fine Penknives, end Razors,
Solar Lard Lamps, Britannia Tea Ware, Common Ware,
Castors Candesticks, Tea Trays Walters Canes, &c.
ALSO--Watch and Clock repairing done in the best
manner. Being practical and experienced workman
myself and having complete stock Of the most i'm
proved Watch Engines and tools in use, i is in my
power render full satisfaction, moderat prices, in
every yaIiey Of Watch and Clock work. Those al
distance sending their watches to be repaira may de-
pend on having them done well and as tbeap as If
present. w. w. WILSON.
Formerly Of Jno. Wallace and Co.
march 26 81, Market street
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lid. 6A ill., . @l!I!I

There Is also erected on Atkinson creek which pas
ses hro' said farm, an excellent FIGURING MILL
running two pairs of bu a splendid pair of
cessay Boiling Cloths and apparatus for doing either
country or merchantabe work The good name the
mill has acquired for executing its work, and its prox-
Unity to town. enderita general avorite to the people
of Westchester and vicinity. 1t will be sold either
with or without the farm, to uitpurchasers;
To capitalists and persons wishing retired residence
of rural scenery, choice opportunity is afforded Of
purchasing of the cheapest and most beautiful To-
cations in the west as the heirs of said de-
termined to selhey having become engaged in other
business For terms and other particulars, apply to
Ezra l. Williams living on the premises, to the
dersgned in Cadiz, Ohio.
april g. w. II. WILLIAMS.
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JOSEPH PLUMMER.
WHOLESALE DEALER

WHUAES Al Z d EA L Z Il I n
Boots, Shoes, Palm Hats & Bonnots,
No III, Wood Street, Pittsburgh,
TAS just received, and offers for sale, the following
Il goods at Eastern prices 1000 pair Mems Boys
and Youths Thict Drogans; 1900 pair Mems, Boys
and Youths Kip Brogans; 700 pair Mems Thick
Boots; 1000 pair Mems Kip and Seal Boots; 500
pair Mems Calf and Grain Brogans; 500 pair Mems
Calf and Scwed Brogans 5000 pair Women's Seal and
Kid Slippers; 500 pair Misses Seal and Kid Slippers;
200 pair Ladies' Cater Boots 800 pair Ladies Grain
and Kip Boots Also, Shell Bonncts ALERT Braid to-,
Straw, Willow, Aspen and Alpine, Cottage Deavon,
Cypress, Gimp, Palm Leaf, and Imperial Bonnes,
Seven and Eleven Braid do, Brilliant, and Florence
Braid Bonnets. All of which viii be sold on as good
terms can be had at any other House west of the
mountains. march 26--3m.
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n L w ID Il u & ST OR Il.
0EETs ~ N7O1aLEEs,

Coraicr OF Wood Street 81 virgin Alley,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
EUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE, large as
ee sortmcnt Of fresh DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS
PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, &c, which have been re-
ceyed and purchased with considerable for Cash
The following comprises part of the stock just received
GUM CAMPHOR, SPRS. TU|PENTINE
Cream Tartar, Copa Vanish.
FLOR. SULPHUR, WHITE LEAD,
Caster Oil, Red :"
GUM ARABIC, LTTHARGE,
EPSON Salts, Faxsecd Oil,
FL. MAMMA, VENETIAN RED, Eng
Gnm Opium, Spanish Brown,
FLOR CAMOIILE, CAMWOOD,
Gum Aoes, Clipped Logwood,
SALTPETRE, FUSTIC,
Juiuhc Paste, Mic Wood,
REID LlQUORICE, BRASMLETTO,
Iiquorice Ball, Indigo,
MAGNESIA, NUTGALI.S,
Powd Ginger Oil Vitrol,
NUTMEGS, AQUAFORTLS,
With general assortment too numerous to mention
which will be sold fol CASH at a small advance OF
Eastern Prices
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AND BEST BOOST g. SHOES.

AND BEST BOOST & SHOES.
Vg%HE SUBSCRIBER thankful for
past favors, offers to his old custo- a=
mers and the public generally the lar
est and best assortment of Boots and ,-a, VI ssn
Shoce pumps and gators, and half gai- s
tors childrens. &c, together with cv- ~e@S-
cry article in his line of Business ever Offered in
this market He still continues to manufacture boots,
shoes and every article in his line, in the noates;,
cheapest and most fashionable style. He also keeps
constantly on hands all kinds of leather, kid skins,
men and woman's morocco skins, lining and binding
skins, eparrowbs, pegs, and all kinds Of Shoemakes
TOOLS and findings Of every kind and also a good as
sorment ofuunks of different kins and first rate as
sormcnt of brass clocks shoe backing &c.,al of the
above he pledges himselfo sell cheap the cheapest
And ifhe cannot convince the purchaser he do So
he will ask them to buy, but would earnestly solicit
those wishing to buy give him call before purcha-
sing elsewhere, asheis determined sell very low par
cularly for cash hes in want of the article lie is
still at his old stand on Market street.
june ), SAMUEL SLEMMONS.
N B. lie still continues the ENS5I- ~
livery business, and having proyi- @a3S sE35 "a
ded the best kind of carriages, @ aissgH @
and stock, for that business, he
lattershimself he accommodate thepubic to their
satisfaction, as his terms shall be very reasonable.
= =
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To Druggists, Country Merchants,
and Physicians.

and Physicians.
II EAVTNG established house last year in the city
of New York, in connection with our Pittsburgh
house. we have been enabled to make purchases Of
Drugs, Dyc-Sufs, &C., to much better advantage than
heretofore and we are determined to sell unprecedented
b Iow. We therefore invite Country Merchants and
Druggists to call and view our stock, and learn
prices previous to purchasing esowhcteWo feel con-
dent we make it the interest Of Dealers in Drugs
and Dyesls, particularly those who buy for cash, TO
supply themselves here, instead Of buying Eastward
We have also commenced the manufacture Of
VVRgETE LEAD.
which we will warrant equal in equality to any ever
offered in this or any other market, and which we will
sell at die very lowest market price.
The various qualities of Red Lead and Lthlage
constantly on hand and for sale low.
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co.
march 26 Pittsburgh.
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J. & II. PHILLIPS.
OIL CLOTH AND vARNIsu MANUFACTU-
RERs, AND DEALERS IN PAINT.
-:O -
ME above keep constantly on hand, the followin
A articles for sale, at their wareroom--

7 ME above keep constantly on hand, the iolowin
A articles for sale, at their wareroom--
Gum Elastic Coach curtains;
g '' Cap Oil Cloths;
- 6 Furniture OIL Cloths;
g g Wagon Covers, do. 3 yds wide;
g. 6 Window Blinds, green on both Sides
Floor Oil Cloth, 6 yards wide, cut to any size.
Flowered Oil Cloth, yd. wide, to cheaper than
the heavy goods.
AL of which we viii dispose of cheaper than any
other establishment for cash.
Merchants and housekeepers would do we'll to give
us call before purchasing elsewhere.
N. bail persons who purchase paint at our estab-
shment, receive instructions gratis to the
ner of mixing and putting on the same
NO. 81, WOOD STREET,
between Third and Fourth,
feb. &c Pittsburgh.
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OLD FIRM REVIVED.
EVANS IL NTCFAEDEN.

IIV = z q NCF \ EDEN.
ME subscnbcrsbeg leave to inform their friends and
Il the public, in general, that they have entered in
to partnership for the purpose of continuing the man.
ufacture of Ploughs Corn Shelters, Plough Castings
Stoves, Hollow ware, and all kinds of Casting at the
old and well known establishment
'tEVANS' MILL" Ne. 10 WATER STREET.
MIR. McFaden respectfully solicits return and con-
tnuance of the patronage Of the friends of the old and
former firm OF ''Evans and McFaden," whilst Mr.
Evans also solcits continuance OF the patronage of
the friends OF the late firm of o. o. Evans 4 Co.
GEO. NJ. EVANS,
Pittsburgh, Feb. 26 1874 JOHN McFADEN.
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DISHOP ONDERDONK'S Trial; The Chinese,
ID golden story, by Charles Dickens; The siege Of
Derry, by Charlotte Elizabeth; Japhet in search Of
Father, by Capt Maryatt; Snapdragon, by Punch BIZ
ography of John Randolph Sketches of Irish charac
ter, by Mrs s. c. Hall Harper's Bible, No. l8 Just
ceived and for sale at New York prices.
feb 26 A. L. FRAZER
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DIR. LANES CgVNFLy

p ESPECTFULLY informs HE old friends that he
q has resumed the practice Of Physic and Surgery,
at the town of
FRANKLIN, HARRISON co. O.
and he hopes by strict attention 70 business and by
moderate charges, to merit and receive fall share Of
public patronage. His medicines are fresh and genu-
inc. juno 10.
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Among all the famous medicines for Consumption,
none seem to be meeting with greater success, gain
ing higher reputation than that most wonderful arti
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School Books.

TNCLECTIC and Goodrich's Readers, Geography
II Grammars and spcllers Bibles, Tcsamcnts, Psalr
and Hymn Books, for sacby
Oct 30th w. HOGG & co.
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NTE are just receiving a stock of Sugar and Mo
wv asses which VIC will sell Wholesale and re tail at
Wheeling prices, with addition of carriage.
march 26 WILLIAM HOGG Il co.
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er TAKE NOTICE. 90
FARM AND MILL FOR SALE.

wv ILL be sold, at private sale, valuable FARM,
w containing ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
ACRES of land, situated in Perry township, Tuscarn-
was county, Ohio one mile south of the town of West
chester, being the S Z. or. of Sec. 81 T. 5, r. Zanes-
vile Land District. There are 20 80 CLEAR
Ed, and in good state of cultivauon-some choice
meadow land the remainder is well ltimbered, and has
also the cleared number of neveriailng springs OF
excellent water There are two comfortable Dwell
LING HOUSES on the farm, with number of convent
ent out-budngs-bam, stables, &c, &c. Also: an ex-
tensive ORCHARD ofappe, peach, cherry and plum
trees, covering some five or six acres of ground.
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OOK to the end, or the Bennets abroad; The Nun,
ll or Life in a Convent; The Coegians; The Ghost
Hunter and his family; The Magic Goblet by Mrs.
Emeline Carlon; Phil. Purcell and other tales Of Ire
land; The Countess Faustina Marston, or tho me-
mors Of Statesman; White Lies, and false and true;
Cruckshanks' Omnibus, or vehicle for fun and fro
lie; The Robbe of the Rhine, by Leigh Richie; Har-
Try Harefoot, orthe three Temptations by J. H. Ingn
ham: Scarlets Feather; The seven Knights, tales
of Mary Sands Persia, containing description Of the
country; Graham's Magazine for April; Gody's Ladies
book do. for sale by
april 0. A. L. FRAZER, Steubenville.
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Cadiz, Ohio, Dec. 25th.
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C. II z A p e S q

March l9. 1915.
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The following testimonial from Mr.. Wesley BlizarC
our own township, who s personally known to man,
Of our citizens we presume viii be read with interest
rl,nr afilr,fil,nnI,sf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-27
SECRET DISEASE

CURED IN FR0M / 10 3 DAVE qr NH
a CHARGE MADE Apply to DR., JOHNSTON
Ofthe LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick stlyesy
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may be- oG-
tanned the most speedy remedy Tor GOnpunGsa Ileen,
StricHnCs. Seminal Weakness, pain in the Lous, w.
feCtiOns Of the Kidneys. and very other ymptosl al
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How terrific is even the contemplation Of the yavS.
yes of this disease, wheH from neglect 10 consult
ski physiCian or from ignorant and Improper treat
mGnt, The constitutional s,inptoms make theirappray-
ance-hc throat becomes liberated, the nose dseaR-
ed, nOciufnG pains in the head 0nd limbs dimnesg Of
sight, Deafness the hOres affected, hOtches on the
mead, face and cXtremItleS. progressing on whiEiga'
ful rapidly iii at last the palate of the l,outh is dir
trOyed, the homes Of the decay and fall I'M tag
victim of this horrd disease become an object of pity,
until the last scene Of the drama winds up and death
drops the curtain by hurrying The unhappy patient Us
an untimcly tomb.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Those whose constitutions have been injured by 6
certain perncious practice may he restored 20
perfect health hy applying to Dr. johnson, either pef-
sOnal!y by letter. DR.. has cases that WeEa
sufficient 10 appaI the heart and harrow up the souE
of all who were not used to the observation Of sge
terrible sights.
Should this meet the eye of any who are suffering
from the above affection, let them fy Immediately "a
Dr. Johnston, who stands ready to relieve them aud
from his extensive practice III the FIRST Hospitals Of
Europe and America, be guarantees speedy cure ng
matter how bad the may he.
it's proper here TO observe that DR.. Johnston In
not at present engaged in the practice of medciEn
through pecuniary necessity-he having, by the dc
cease of relative, fallen heirto forHne-but thsd'
an ardent desire TO benefit hssufen.g fellow
lures, to pour like the good Samaritan, oil into tIlc
wounds, and particularly to relieve those who suHgE
from disease for which the world feels no pity
Agan ii mustbc remembered thatthe object of h.
Johnston IN Offering his for the relief of the
mserics of mankind, is nOtthrough pccunary neces-
sity. Hence no charge will in any case be made ua-
less the Patient is cured
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, sucha
for Squirting, Cataract, &c Aiso those for Defor,niJ
t,,h ,nI I,,I, Moot,
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torrance of the duties prescribed to the
Judges OF election, under the commission en-
pu"crng them to act, to pass an official Opim-
loh upon the constlutonaiiiy Of the law Of the
state. 1t Is time they are empowered to Judge
OF The qulIihcatiOn OF voters, but they can only
adJndcatc, upon facts under the law, as to
what is required by the law: or in other respects
they are ministerial; they cannot exercise tho
PreEogatve, reserved to the courts Of de-
clulng upon the constltutionaity, and binding
Obligations upon themselves and others, of a
law OF tile State. Odlous and indeicnsibe as
may esteem tins law, upon the grounds Of JUS
tce and public policy, as most assurcdy dc,
cannot forget that there is a wide difference be-
tween law which is unjust and one that is
unconstitutional difference which [ rerret
to say is becoming daily more familiar to this
community. Very respectfully,
BENJAMIN G. PRES IMAM,
Counsellor for the City of Bait.
After the reading had been gone through
with, Thomas Parl,n Scott, Esq, in addressing
the Chair, was understood to say, that the
main question propounded to the Counsellor
"Whether the SAID act Of the Legislature re-
quircd the stamping of each certificate Of ma
turalizatlon, as condition to the reception Of
the vote by the judges of eIcction?"-was not
answered. MI. Scott spoke for some time,
aud was followed by DR.. Stephen Collins, b.
IL. Richardson, Esq, and others.
Several resolutions were offered by various
gentlemen, having for their object the settle
mcnt Of the business which brought them to-
gether, but upon which no action was taken.
DIR. Il. II. Coleman, after a few predatory
remarks, submitted the following resolution,
which was put and carried,
Resolred, That the judges of election be gov
erncd by the 9Th sec. ofthe act of the LegIsla-
ture which calls for the stamping Of the natu-
ralzation papers.
On motion of Samuel Childs, Esq, the
meeting adjourned.
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The WEATHER IN FRANCE. The tempera-
ture of the month of July last, was the coolest
IN France, according to observations made at
Paris, of the corresponding month of any year
since lSlG. On the 18th, which was the warm
est day of the month, the thermometer rose
only &c degrees of the centigrade, or 10 of Fall
renhelt, and the average temperature of the
month was | l-2 degrees, or Ga degrees of
Fahrenheit. 1t is remarkable that while in
1916 the temperature in France correspondent
SO nearly with that which prevailed in this
country, the summer of lS45 has exhibited
nearly the extreme of a cold summer in Eu-
rope, and of warm one in this country.
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no, VIRGINIA SPRINGS. a.. fa

~ eaTp~sfJ IhIlIlA SPRINGS. b. fac
&%gIs SjssSsrs The cheapest and Tost comfatlasgs
Il - route, no loss of Size D and GO ules
tess sta4eing, than any other routc IS by the Chess
pc&ke Bay, James River and Canal BOats
Learr's Baltimore fajly at O'Clock, p. NJ (eqcepc
Sunda%,) III GEORGIA, Capt Coffee, and HERAI.R
Capt. Russell. Arrive at Norfolk neat morning AZ
clock, A. M, thence immediately 10 Richmond bg
ne steamboat CURTIS PECK, Capt. Davis or JEW
i.SS Capt. sutton, arriving there by 4sclock p. NJ
thence al O'Clock i'll Canal Boats to Lynchhyrs in
81 hours, thence by Stages ( day me) via the Ma
Gfa Hrdge to the Springs. Through The whole reu4,
rom Baltimore in days, without any fatigue so re-
quise to invalids.
rare from Baltimore not Washington as so in
gtnously inserted by the upper f0ute,) ia
White Sulphur Springs. ..................ssT
Meals and lodging included on Boats to Lynch
burg, whichif paid (as is the case on the other
Leaving the passage through only.........SI
R- Tickets procured at Bamo e steam PackessS
Office, Spears wharf, Baltimore. apply to
m23d L. SH !PPARD, Agent