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Ferruginols Chocolate,


FOR the Of choOsis Nervous OF the
Leueouho Debility, and Disease of Children. Approved BY
the Faculty OF Medicine Of Paris and authorized BY the French
Government.
Man, practitioners have administered Iron all its orns and
sehvoued render grateful possible digestive
the difficulty longer for nf all the combinations
the hapPest and best ndtputahy Feuginous Che
eolate.
The who viii derive great from the Of the
feuuginous Chocolate,
LIST Women OF pald complexion, who complain Of dhheu
breathing especially in ascending OF Paplon OF the
heart Of noises the head whose dgess badly and
whose appetite destroyed sometimes perverted who Omen
feeling OF coness AID
general arrangement OF the whole system
I'd. Men who pale deaie constitution whose
seSOn difficult and who exhausted by and
will ind amer using for shor time the Feugnous Chocolate
matt rial Improvement in their
b. Weak Children and especially those who pkey will
que strength and their orgAnEaten viii & deveope IT.
self.
+h Baths principally young Euls budding wOmanhood,
whose health b. sngung the Ferug Chocolate
will be useful brilliant andV vivid complexion succeeding pale
regularity all Ihe functions Of The and word
aoasIng Of health will only the
utility ofbuI tie Indispensable necessity for the Of the Ferru
ginous Chocolate
fresh supply OF this valuable preparation hand and
sale BY y. JOHNSTON,
Ju II Druggist
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FRESH DRY GOODS.
- ceisns- w nv io-
super black and aney Cashmere.
Royal eorded and saii strp~d ain y.,i...
super black satn and velour otianan DO
blaek fila serxes
New style Spring Print.
Black and whitr Grapes and Ia, c,.n..
f"nFee aud Bands aAa IidAn
Black Italian Crav.ts
l-aess, Edsins. aud lns-rn,.
Linen Bosoms and Collar.
Heavy Linen Drilnss
Linen and Colion Diae.r.
Apron a ID Furniture JheeA,
Ticking, due brown shirinr,
Bleaehed Shirt ngs nd sheetur.
bius and black Kentucky Jeans
Blue Driripgs &c. &C
20 winch We invite the Of I'm.
.o :" KENT KENDALL L. ATwATeR
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GARDEN SEED,


VCpoM Gowe Of known reputation and warranted fresh and
II genuine. al Wholesale aud retail
Artiehoke-Green Globe or Cole
Aspargus--whte Giant Lsek-l.arge Scotch
Beans-Iage small Lima Lstuee-Whhe 4 Green Head
snAp Reans-Eafy China ditto Fairy Cuted lnda White and
Yellow weeks Green 'o-s, Brown Dutch
Early Mohawk do. moon Mclon-Nuncg, Green Ctron,
Refugee 1000 Pine Apple
Rs,t-R.ty Blood Tunip Water MeIon-ines kinds
Yellow Na,turtium
I.rnr Hood Manrel Mustard-Whte and Black
rr Onion-whte and Red
Whit rene
sp,,Y Peas-Landr.th's Extra Early,
n,o,oi,--Iybn. A. Purple Cape Early May. no Fame Bus
,ebbaFs-EaTy and large York Prussan hwafi na"o"h'
e.,,y and l.ts Batiersea Far Bishops Proh6e
~ sugar Loaf Large Drum Pspper-Assou'd
Fat Ditch Parshp-Long s'oooh frneh
Drumhc adj Savoy, Green eufl Sugar .
ed Savoy, Fed Dutch fars.ry-f he 'ui,eu
C.n,ao.,t-ra,ly and Lat. Pumakp-lage Yellow
Ceery-White solid hhuhaft TOT iarE
onr Oanr, Long Red RaddshlorE Scarlet long Sal
.na whnr Fieh mon, White ruTnip Scarlet
C,,-,-Cured or Pepperrrass Turnip, Back Spanish
Cueumber-EA ~ Frame ditto salsiy ot Neseahe oy-'cr
Cluster, Long Green, Long Spinach
p,ekIy cberkin for p,eking sauash-Eary Bunch
Corn-Fa,y sugar DO Tusca. Tomaio-iarge Red and Vel
Do. Golden SIOUX low
Hndve-Green Curied TuTniP-asored
Ery Piani-purpe Herb and Flower Seets
kaIe- Cutled Siberian, WIN PALMER
CurIed Scotch Rape Feb q, 1870 WI
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SHOES HATS BONNEISl &c.
DEN TER n ALIEN
,I.ye ppCctvun
p.DnscES % Ct .,..o,.,,,
II 1eHt VI -" "'N "
~ Goods IN ihem hne, ~h'en 'hey on'1 10, "a" ~
.ne pNeNAs'. =, "a ,o '" .uI :, S'S S 49,.
!. 49,. ~ is.sS ~ 49,. ~, ,o,nr,, .,, eoo.,.n. 4,
a.. -, ~ - 49, -
nnnrs
49, g. -, Il. -. -o:...l a.l ......,.,
80 S"ses wen : ca'' MP S'aeu' SCAT pup
sob wei and half we'ed also morocco ana ihh SCOTS OF
al qualities sEss and puees boys and youths can alp gam
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HONEl q CO, Seed Store and Agrlcullura

IIONEl d. CO, Seed Store and Agricultural
d II warehouss Merchants Row Boson-Nursercs AT Cam
bgf. Harvard Col-Es Mass Only Two miles from TIE city
Of the extensive collections Of vegetable
lsreu Seeds BE- found h. The couRy
sins aRe assortment and including the newest and most
poycI vaee and collection Of bulsous FOwef
Roo Dahas. ao Gardening botanical and Ag
Ticutural Books
The pfopsols tsr containing upwards
thuty u the largest aud cf
o0neetons %
Fruit aud Orname ntal Trees.
Eveureens, Piowerng shrubs and Plans
Pesr, Plum, aRd Cherry Stocks
Grape Vines, Raspbenies, Ee
Gresntous, and HARDY Herb,eeous Fians.
Roses aud Camcaias
Dahlsss and Bsibous Flower RoOts
Rhubafb and Asparagus Roofs
Buckhorn, Ab0r Vie. Ac. for hedges
been dsvotd % fruit trees particularly
Az au the choices Europe been selected ~ per-
s1rai visit IN the celebrated The fauof is4i Up
vsras Of varieties Pear fione form collection
spaeiu,en planted and yearly
coming bearing BY which perfect accuracy the names
tnay BE- depeoocd upon.
asy voui especially eau ue attention of their
trees which North vii be better she 20 resist
raised where The wHsrsae comparatively Mid
Catalogue gratis
The eo'ieeto Rosrs unsupasad comprising than
tweive bundled Which are the newest aud fares
obtained of The most ebied rose cuuvatos Of
Funce.
rbs graeu hqu- department compete an ths ooee and
es,bie varrtps Cafae. PellEonum, AI1ea, Cactus.
Pssny Facha, Cmyssn,hrHuni iapar Lilies. &C.
..sAHbsral dscouat nads 70 large purchasers
~ orders 10 accompanied With The eash Or dat o.
satisfactory fefefsnce
Cstaistaes s-nt Fr,ts 10 every post paid applicant
Ordsrs viii BE- promptly etccued The trees ~
plants tecuuy pactef bfaf pltatOn g. ~ hr
rooofrv. srd farsartei vtlrslt deay. De- 1-sm
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DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.


u intrinsic virtues acquired celebrity b.
SHAKEN BY the auaek Nosun with which country
abodnds The public
be relied Tor the speedy and
wherever incdueeJ nd
gnicanee public long enough
and now medicine which the Of the
mem tbs and has placed tbs reach Of
u requires boens by publishing columns OF forged
uheaisssut is enough let the public know where
obtained and trial vii all Of its efficacy
those eas above named which have baed the
skill OF the mos; practitioners Tor heretofore
DIR sWAfNkS COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY
was the n from that valuable which
introduced TO TIE public and ample oof afforded OF
by the county being noo,d "Ba Cand and Mir
ues OF Wild Cherry Which prepared BY regular
physician although they hive assumed the OF respectable
physicians To their "No,iun Therefore, the
pnee should be their guard and have MIXTURE
palm'd them for osna which
only AIRED by Dr. swAYNE, n. W. OF Eighth
Race streets, Philadelphia
CONSERVATIVES those affected
should take thus syrup without delay by which they
the OF that dire disease fully and firmly How
avoid Never day 4 cough when this Syrup
Rad aud CERTAIN proper
destruction by Con umption
DR.. SwAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY
Is eompoUn OF Vegetable Remedies 1t Is called "Wd Cherry,
because that Gle the Preparation IL combined
with other ingredients that the efficiency given to its good
qualities the and functions
OF life equal
CAuTIoN-A preparations Of Wild except DIR swayne's
fictitious and eounsIi asr this vaua
bic ey had niiotucsd the chamber irefor,
but try the genuine and be cured.
Prepared only by Dr. swayne Northwest OF Eighth and
Race streets Philadelphia.
DO Ohly Agents Richmond, where genuine preparation OF
Wild Cherry be obtained PEYTON JOHNSTON Druggist
ms Main Street and w H. DoRNIN $50 Broad Also,
sale BY Bragg Thomas Co. and e Corng Petersburg
ieksug T. fanham Washington D. c; and by Agents generally
throughout the United States. de IL
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TARLE OF RATES.

At Meeting Of the President and Directors Of the RICH
MoND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, 90 the sth day OF October.
lSl5, the following Table Of Rates for the Transpor-
taton OF Passengers was adopted take effect and
after the Is day of December next, until otherwise
dered by the Board.
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III UUK To 1UUK IN ENFo I Nc SUD
- sc.rp respectfully inform their customers and the
public generally they reeeedhe usual large supply Of
other kinds u ready made CLOTHiNG for
winter which they King additions semi
weekly consisting every sars'y Of desirable Coaks CoatNesis
Pants Drawers Shirts Collars BOsDms Stocks, Socks, HdkfE,
ndes ne kewh which they VIII BE- pleased TO ~ them
10 the be style md upon The reasonable aTniS.
pains they the eel clon Of ther materials 20
Eooness well the they have taken
having up under supervision 20 eeue dufl
Iy Of IT, makes their assortment peculiarly
debts all Can and for yourselves
AZ HOOPER GRAFFs Virginia Clothing stnre,
toT--N No 81. Main
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To THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH.

TO THE PEUFLF. Of HE SUI IT.
Il Il. X. WARD, Nos. Z, 9, 4 and II North
- Essex street Newark Water street, " York
kinds Patent and Japanned, odTesd L.
her HarpesSmakers Cap MahUfc
JaTaHned Bride, Dsh, Railing Grain Enl
meled Seating Row Pad Belt Front slip and Lniag HIDES lsr
Calf skins. Seal skins &c. They
engaged in various kinds Of Lea
JapruuCd Husn able to furnish such articles To
Suthen Merchants Dealers moderate ny calling
Mandatory Newark their Depot IN New York the
Richmond Va orders be promptly
will the subscribers allow themselves to be out doue
Newark ~ 23-6m-
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X oehisoNs oHEGoN-oreron. right ard ui. con.
Hih'hg anaeeount Of the coalition the on ron 1,,o,
y, climate and geographical position, together with STAT.
W he Claims OF Russia SPAIN Great Britain and The Irn,,a
states accompanied by prepared by the ,n,ho, ~
feb npsSv ~. .m' si,s py
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NEW NOVELS.
ECElVED 18th February nv
DHINkER a NORRIS.
50 Mother, by p R JA4nes, price IS
Ciiizen OF Prague, by Mary Hewitt IS
Royal Favor e by Mrs Gore IS
Cricket on the Hearth Fairy OF IIom. nv IN
Pekngs from the Port Folio the Rrnor.t az e.yan. -,
Ensfasnss from Original designs by barley priee soc
wandering Jew, No II iTst volume COM
pete, bound In Dark Cloth Gilt. ~ wv"
For sale by pRINKER a ropptz
80 o. Main
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10000 DOLLARS WORTH OF
DRY GONnSi
JOHN V. HARDWICKE,

HAS returned The North with The fashionable
Goods imported for To- uairry 70 br excel N
quality essgsre. He puzzle
generally call and canine thsm. lie pledges
Ia nv u
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StPEBiOH Old Rye Whisky, Apple brandy
GIN, cider, &c.-loo bbls supsnol Rys Whiskey
IS beh superior Va. Apple Brandy
IS Gin
IS d" Newark Cider
$50 " keeIhed whiskey-wih a general s..oftm,n, al al
kinds foreign WINS Brandies Gn IIish whiksv e N, 80.
oh reasonable terIns GALLAGHER OLDNER
TED ~ No a.
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ASTON Wholesale Hat Manufacturer, % Liberty
N Newark N. 1.-The subscriber directs attention OF
Merchants celebrated establish
where he manufactures with unrivaSd Nutra
Brush Plain Cashmere and Sporting Hats OF all kinds Also
cheas Fancy and plain Hats Of all description.
objcctto merchants buy OF him at his faeio
should they call upon him
NrM n ] Sent m
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THE preceding figure |,

II given 10 reprcsentthe insensi
bic rcrrpifation- u 10 The great eva
eeaiioa for tho impurities cf the body
u will be noticed that q thiek cloudy
iaht i'saes from all points Of the sur
lace, which Indicates that this peppi
milton nowsuninscrruptsdiv whom We
are In bsslth. but ceases when Ne are
sleh. Life cannot be sustained with
OF H. u 10 thrown OF nom the bin, q
and other juices Of the body. and dis
poses BY this means. ~ neatly all the
impurities within us. The bh,od. br
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The inflammation and dease always lies hack OF
eye IN the ncket Hence the virtue
;he Of the nh ule good The SAy, n
rubbed on the tenn will The
be Precipitation be ecated md III,
disesse will soon Pass oh tn the
FMTLEs ON THE FREoELEs. TAN SKIM GROSS
suRyACy
It's hrsl AeioL IN sIpel all hurouT
al the Isee ifee from matter st lodged
SKIN and frequently breaking the surface h.A
wien ere no,ing but dull surface
begins To sonen and toten until tn skin
teeai" chc throws freshness bushnR color upon
the now white that perfectly
tines In o Frcekes viii first lain
hidden and seen but seldom Pursue savs
appear.
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important Intelligence Lawyers.
HND FoL- or 6REESLE5E on FTUJEycE
'HE subscriber respectfully announces to the
oie' SION that be prepared supply tie End Vol
% OF ofseteAi on Eviienee long The 2nd vol.
ue OF thus valuable work Issued by the Pub.h
81, 70 Boston on the 18Th inst and To lhq hmopt
Public this morning by n o KING
N.,,..-'' -, 49,
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GLOVER SEED.-32 bushels of clover Seed
~ for sale by GEORGE wiSsToN
f 20 door above the Creek, M in IL
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RACKGAMMON BOXES, Chessmen, Domi.
Aoes Dsseeed Maps and Chinese PuIzle. Jas
Straw and various other ting games ara n,
sale j. w. RANDOLPH x cos
hu,ie and Fancy Store
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SEA BATBEEG,


T OIL POINT co NJ FO T.
g rr-saza The Baltimore Steam Packet Com
Ei-ss;ssssz bany offer the public comfortable,
3iitsSziLEk safe aad cheap conveyance to and from
this mostdelighL!ul BATHING ESTA8LlSHMENT.
Leaving Srear's wharf, Baltimore, daily Sundays eX-
Cepted al four O'Clock, p. NJ in Their superior boats,
GEORGIA, Captain Cannon, or HERALD: captain
Russell, arriving ,aftrr comiurtabie nights sleep
next morning 40 O'CLOCK. Passage and fare to Old
POINT aud back to Baltimere So
This Bathing Establishment is row one ofthe most
delightful places in the Uni0nhaviaa added 10 their
former Recommendations spaci0us and airy huidn gs,
well furnished with pleasant Bathing houses, and for
surf Bathing, cannot he surpassed, with comfortable
accommodations lOr $50 Vsiters Adds 4 to the plea
sure ofths establishment is the beautiful promenade
in the garrison OF Urress Munr0e and Rip RajH,wh
their Band Of Music not surpassed in the Union,
makes the time Of vjsrrs de ighliG. The Table con
sists of MI the Injuries Of the Chesapeake Gay
sherps head, hog and other fish, hard and saf crabs
oysters asd ClaHs, also every other article in sea
son from the Cnnn'rt round, ard the NnriOlk and
Baum"rc markets. win the best Of attendance. sail.
Ing and Fishing parties and evening amusCments Of
Dancing gratisy a with the beautiful view of the
and hay, shipping passing daily, and within snort
distance Of Norfolk, Portsmouth, Navy Yard, Dry
Dock, and U. ). Men of War; which can be visitcn
daily in a steamboat running constantly between Old
Point and Norfolk. 7. SHEPPARD, Agent,
Baltimore, June2, 1886. ddm
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ImpokTANT RuMoRs. We find the follow
ing in the New Orleans Delta of the 90th ult.,
but place very little reliance upon its correct
ness:
1--WE learn, on what we believe to be reliable
authority, that accounts had been received by
Gen. Taylor, previous to the sailing of the Ala
bama, informing him that General Paroles at
the head of Is, 900 men, was approaching Sa-
tillo on the 18th. 1t is supposed that these des-
patches relate to this unexpected move of the
Mexican forces.
"It was reported at the Brazos that General
Santa Anna had been made prisoner by Com.
Connern
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CHOLERA AMONG Hons Es. 4 frghtful dis
ease continues to prevail among the horses in
Kings, Greens and Suffolk counties, N, Y,
which battles every attempt to stay its progress
The New York Sun, says:
On Tuesday last, twenty horses died at Flat
bush, FIatlands and Gravesond, and every day
finds new victims. Owners Of valuable horses
are bringing them over to the city, and it is
Appreciated that the disease is contagious
Milkmch are losing their animals, and those
familiar with the diseases of horses cannot &C.
count for it, and do not know how to treat it.
The disease, 1t is ascertaned, has steadily pro-
gressed Westward, and not Eastward. Hence,
the people call it cholera. 1t RACES at Rocka-
away, but horses are healthy at Babylon and
Montauk Point. The difficulty in account
ing for the disease il, that post mortem exami-
nations EXHIBIT the head and stomach perfectly
natural and sound. We hope the agricultural
societies will take up this important matter,
and trace the disease to a correct source. We
observe by our late advices from Europe that
numbers of the cattle belonging to the Queen
and Prince Albert, at their farms IN the neigh
borhood of Windsor, have recently persisted Of
an epidemic,
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FARE STILL FUR HER REDUCEDY
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
DAILY LINE % THE SOUTH-EX CEPT
a
CARRYING THE GREAT

SUNDAYS.
CARRYING THE GREAT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
By the well known routes, via Chesapeake Bay,
City Point, Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington, to
Charleston, s. G. avoiding all that unp easant
changing, (as on The route via Washington } with
no loss of sleep this side of Weldon, ..
SCHEDULE:
q e9aayl Leavinglower end of Spear's Wharf,
FEERgE 8s39SsER Baltimore, DAILY, except Sundays,
E,aaCms1assH at o'clock, P. N. in the well known
and complete steamboats, GEORGIA, Capt Cannon,
a NRs1SF7 orHERALD, Capt. Russell, or JEW
MzEsTr tHSap Ess, Capt Sutton arriving in Norfolk
a:AAasa24~next morning, after a comfortable
nights sleep, at 6 O'Clock; thence up James River,
with its beautiful scenery, in daylight in steamboat
q @sgyf CURTIS PECK Capt. Davis, or steam
sssFses.sess' boat ALICE, Capt Skinner, to City
SaEaas1aSs.A Point Railroad, tall the above boats
and road being now in good order, under the Gem
mand OF skllinl a0d polite commandment to Pc
tersbuIg, Va, CARRYING there abouttW hOursahead of
the route via w ashington) where The two lines ANAL
gamate; thence to Weldon and Wilmington, N. C.,
thence by steamboats, to Charleston, s. C., and
thence by the southern routes to New Orleans, and
much the most pleasant, comfortable and shortest
route to the South.
R3-Passengers to and from the lower parts of North
Carolina are conveyed by the Portsmouth and Roa-
nOke Railroad TO Franklin, thence by Steamboat Fox
on the Blackwater, to the different points,
Passengers for Richmond, Raleigh, Fayetteville,
Lyncnburg, and to the West, will find this the most
comfortable and cheapest route.
GC-Rrturning, leaves Norfolk daily, except Sun
udyS) dl oClVCh, W. arriving III DdiliHoTb heAl
morning in time for the Eastern, Western and South
ern routes.
FARE FURTHER REDUCED.
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
mouth, Observation-Disclosures. $40
Passage between Baltimore, City Point, Peters
burg or Richmond, Neutrality-suspicious., 400
Passage between Baltimore and Weldon, N. @. 700
Passage between Baltimore aud Charleston, ;.
G. Through tickets) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1904
Meals aud lodging included on Say and River boats
{f7- Travellers win be directed by our Soliciting
Agent, and give your checks 10 him or our Porter
in the depot yard, (Noriolk Line on his hatO who
will conduct you and your baggage TO the h"d,.
iel6-u T. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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For the A ncrIcan Republican. /
To MEMORY.

Unsesl thy founts oh! mem'ry!
Arise from the past and shed,
The dew Of thy sweet waters,
O'er the distaRt and the dead.
Come hack old recsllec ions,
e Ich wi h silver bells rich chime,
Ring bright peal from other days,
And tell of the Olden time.
Throw vide thy doors oh! mem'ry!
BIZ etch loved ina ge start
Fro n the deem cells unfathomed
Close lock ii in the silent heart!
Thou hast a spell oh! mem'ry,
fdeep and mighty power,
A sOothinI b. ne on spirit wings,
For many lonely hour.
Should life's ills gather round US,
Or clouds on clear plth dull,
YP rise beyond hem like star,
Uniimmed and bsauli al!
And FIR thrO' the pisl Nh! mem'ry,
8OrRe on thy Iav streams,
The hear Fl llIs icA tIr0' vIni ND years,
Aud revels in rary dreams
Thou art rich gift oh! mer'r>!
Tnt links oi WH1SG sUdny chain.
Bind in un ing glrandS,
tn l0v'd who Dn' meet again.
Ye cali back lost sweet v Ices,
In IicH uu6fGkrR lay,
Charming with their low melody,
Fro y The mind all greI away.
" brin! back hours Of pleasure,
w N each la>trv sceae o. glPG,
And paint with more tnan mortal arr,
Eicn flrm we love 10 see.
We hear The mAtIv laughter,
Meet some r4den' snlmg eye,-
And desert wou seem rpl'd,
As that past comes lhronging by!
a h0 y gilt nh! mem'Iy!
ThOu AT very de 30 me,
WhDse first aud dearest friends have pass.
Like hi ,s5 ans from The Tree.
Yej III nHy far 10 Other lands,
~ d the distant and The fGlY,--
Ye W lnd"r u'er green lonely graves,
To another brighter IhCre.
An ! angel whispers lnIe
An angel face glran,
C'Itns mOnn Ghl lusue,
'Rnund m "n'rNs halDV dream.
Oh, we love ihea ,Hem'ry ever
Tne friend " o can hear us far,
From careful homes, thrO' scenes Of floW'rS-
Ofthe past the polar star!
EMILY,
Baltimore, Septembe 5th, 1886.
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EoR ANNAPOLEs. CAMRNIpGE, EAs.

TON, DENTON, CHESTERTOWN, CENTRE-
WILLIE, WEST AND SOUTH RIVER
a cvs-~4a The steamer MARYLAND leaves
Baltimore at O'Clock, A. M, fuI TIRE
RsaS above named places, on the following
days, from the lower end of Dugan's WHAT to wit:
On every MONDAY, at O'Clock, for Chesierlown
and Centrevle, and returning the same day. leaving
CehreVille at II O'Clock, and ChesteuoWn al half
past ~ O'Clock, for Baltimore.
AT 7 O'Clock, A. NJ. on TUESDAYS and SATUR-
DAYS, for Annapolis. Cambridge and Easton, return
ing Wednesdays and undays.
At 7 O'Clock A. NJ. on every THURSDAY for An
napolis, West and South River, and return the same
day.
On every SATURDAY, at 7 I'M. for Annapolis,
Cambridge aEd Denton, Returning, leaves DrAi on
Bridge and Cambridge, to Annapolis and Baltimore.
N. B. All baggage at the risk of the owner.
m22 LEMUEL G. TAYLOR,
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PORT DEPOSITG AND HAVRE nE GRACE
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
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For the convenience OF The
s9ii2t5SN ~ my Citizens ani Others in The Vi
tSSssss@5 Pi.sthsd. cinily OF Port Deposte aud
. =. ! & HayrG d. Grace, a Passenger
I ar viii be attached the lgeIEht rain, eaVing
Havre de Grace dairy (excsrt Sunaaysl at o'clock,
p. NJ, arriving IN Baltimore about h9lf past1
{EF'Ihis line viii also enable citizens Of Baltimore
who go OGt in the Morning hlail Tain, TO Gryute >
or 4 hours to business or recreation, at HRVre GG
Grace Or Port Depos e, and return 10 Baltimore hy
dusk.
T.tFishermen and SportSInen gencrally will find
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DEATH OF JUDGE RODNEY. We learn that
Judge Rodney, venerable citizen of Della
ware, died at Lewes, in that State, last week
in the 18TH year ofhs age.
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NOMINATION. DR.. Geo. N. Eckert has been
nominated for Congress, by the wings of Dau-
phin, Lebanon, and schuYlkill counties, Pa,