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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-08

REMARKAsLR CURR.-Dr. FISes, the ceiebrutsd Indian
Doctor has the credit Of abhievina Eemask able
We shown the other day slave belonging the Old
Lsvse Steam Cotton Pres, Third Municipality, who, vel
informed. had been cured Of eonsumpon, rather
discharged s 23d Mach. after being confined his
bed for month"; The Appeared perfectly
We aiso at the time, who had been cured
Of by Dr. Fryer [Ediion Louisiana State
Republican. Lafayette, May IS. 1851. myB0 d& Wifi
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-08

Editors Crescezt Having solicited By large por-
ton Of friends offer sslf . candle fur
Constable Of the Second Jastcss Cour. Election Novsm-
bsf 3, 1851. 1881 Capt VIZ. TxNBslNx,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-08

The small hslsucs on hand will more than b.
By Outstanding liabilities. A it. win
n qulre bus snAll sum to .eod the man home, the
Commipss tru.s that their asen'a will be gsner-
oiplfy as-issea b. tbs pphlic at large.
d. I. nearan. 6so d. MrrcHsLt, President
Vav O,l.,~s aa-s 4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-08

Scfewmen's BemevOlent, Association.
Do" The bers the
ta O'Clock THIS EVENING, tyr purposs
attending the fuserai Of Brother MICHAEL OBRlEN, resas
By gder VI the President Ed A. MITCHELL, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-08

HAxYuR's MAsAzinn Ios 6spismbss
This number contains an unususl amount of
original mssssr, in additisa to valuable selecfisns
frsM now foreign works and periodicals,
TEE IsTERxArl oNAs for sspsmbsz.
This number in NO Wise falls behind it, prsde-
cessors in talent, variety or interest.
TIE FATE; sals Of stirring times. By j. p. h. James.
Ths last wotk Of this ever welcome writer. We
estrsct the following from bis prsfacs II will
rest, tben, in hope that this word, he frst which
have commenced and completed in Amer. a,
may ass-bA wesss than it, msay literary brethren,
aad ~sssly prsy. hat * may b. better IL. the
ositO ny amen"
kADy WoaTLEy's fAAvsss IN AMERICA.
II i writssA precissty - aa-obsssvant, amiable
and vvacious woman Of fedasmsnt would describe
her visit 10 new eouptry 70 friend in converse
ton q familiar etssss. The personal dsscfi ptoas
ere sxcsllsat the anecdotss vssy sntertaipng, snd
the spirit ofrhs whole unPsetsnding. in COED taste,
and Kindly.
All Ne shove ere irsm the Literary Depds Of J
c. Massan. Exchange Place. The lovers Of liter
aturs ON always find. on his well.6ilsd shelves,
: fall supply q, ~ The ancient and modesn an
ihors. teseshes with the current i,esa.uas Of The
We understand that Morgan is nov in Ae.sorth-
srn cities. hnating up Ill that i rich, rs apd GU.
'rious in the literary line
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To the Ladies.

TO the LN611ES.
~ Mn. SHERMAN, thankful for past favon and
bern patronage IL her line Of happy Inform her
friends aud the pub that she has removed from No 26 Nayude
1893 st. Charles ae where she prepared receive
ct Ladies and Children with the following articles, to vt
sherman's SHOULDER BRACES and ABDOMINAL SUP.
P0RrERs. DR.. Banning's BOpY BRACss, Dr. Cranes
SHOULDER and SPINAL BRxcEs. Mn. Bets SuPPoRT.
ERs. d.. Thompson's SuProRTERs. etc. etc. es
n Hours Of attsudancs in this morning. from a. Nj. till
O'Clock p. NJ; and In the evening" from TIL p. ~.
n FsmAssv be in attendance assist and ws ladies
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L.. - 0uAmateoa ana the y1nla.
rs. = .nssesre, a.
- s1s,,d v,sx 1,.sh. q laet eusvjkA =
- r - FINN S,ses = A. ~, nsaife
|.sas sAipS liks : r;s,Sls dis55sisiss TAsir -
cssauss - hitkurS besn sslta>s Il usa6taa
ssmusk / Y ssnnskaa,ieA. w &sssisss hfsA
s,sody x nsa sv,r sa,Asssd esssAsr ifon renoss
psiass, Il nGsas city. ~ ssadssssd thsnsslsss
= nessspsbssst's. zssy vsss sas INT y vsfsn-
- slsspasss ~ resent riot ;ssnd We were glad
% -, - Isl Saturday. Aaf some q their lsaasss
ia - 49, = sssdt = - y uaainssla-sas'
Epsops 4 - ~ ~ ssggssss disorder.
n 49, = thsar tsssE's'aet'su' ~ad shsis
|5sn>assFssion. ~ ~ inpssssisa ~ % Csban
|Osanissss - psnas bet wsss Sawit6ag p ~
- -. This ~ss : Hsss faaey, barn q
shsir ssseaaids.. aad n sve!y Wy unjust sd
essaseassss. Tbs ths sueteined card q Tho
cs.aissss ss1y tally eEplAiss. i
We may I'd, DAT SINGS 49, peaine d ths
cSbia ezsissment. The nsnben ofthe Connittss
Asss diligently dsvsssd eAsnssavss = sspPlyiss
- nsesssisiss I - Yill'eue'sfs Y go cig, end
% sesaisg tosstAes fnad . ssna them tosahA aid
u Ipnes. YAs1 skxst dous % Il ~ saSsiaes Il
;,in.. vS;eh = v,lveAla e them = tuuis,,, nan.
- ,x.eL-s~-a.a ..,;1h1..s g.. !.
I. ..-.n ~.
! .nsy - 80 ~ - - Ps'1so's ssa'
tls0s4. ~,
Il l. np6ssA mgsAsssds ~ enGutAfal tonaks it
q mas,ur g Ssm.,ck = sheu. A al ishrs h6ya
81. = .rs....s.I rh-~ -. -. go
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-08

~ Ansispssss Dxsi.--ws kga fron The
4episvile csHlsf. u ,hs50sh, lhss The duel which
- - hsss Aksa plees haswsss he Hon Joseph
4. Alasehsl and 6saatot Bright u Indiass, W..
esoesaely aada m,eAbly adjss.sd 1t The GAt Houss
q thas siev, thsoash mutual friends Il the parties
Vslks tpsnsE times, ne ssatinent q KENTUCKY !,
- staisss dsslliag.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-08

Aasss Of Cooper tie Aut1ov.-J. Fsnamors
Cooper, Who has been in very feeble heslth for
some time past 10 reported to be seriously ill.,
He is in the sixty. third year Of bis age.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-08


The whigs Of Philadelphia have nominated the
Hon. Chaslss Gilpin. ESQ.,, Tor reelection to thu
msyoralty Of that city.
The Native Americans Of that city have no,n.
mated Peter Pitts for Mayor.
The wings Of Baltimore (6d) made the follow.
ing nominations:
WIN. H. Tnvers, James T. Randolph Jam O.
y. Cook, Richard France, james 8. Su.er, John
Green, j.. VIM. e. Gossuch, Richard T. Merrick
Edward Holloway, 8. 8 Mills"
Tho Baltimore County Democratic Convention
made the following nopinstions on Thursday:
For Sheriff illiam Duncan; Treasurer
7. Stansbury; Register Of WiIs-O. p. Mayill
CLERK Commissioners-H M. Fi'.hugh; Surveyor
r. N. Templeman; Senator = Hugh Eiy ;
Honse Of Oslegssss-Levi Slads, J. M. WISE, J
Z Ford, II F. Kalkman, Samuel Brady, John M.
foslsy County Commissioners-John G. Zouck,
J: w, TripPoIen, VIM. G. Gent; Judges OF Or.
phsps' Coart-isaac Taylor, Andrew J. Ha,ker,
Caleb Hsshsl Deisgates 10 State Coayen.ion :.
uh0%as 2 C.eLey, James Carroll, jr;, E. + J
Stansbury, Caleb Hashal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-08

p The and elegant light drsft Louisville passenger packs
JOHN SIMPSON, esp ain less r. Bell. viii Louisvie
in,srmsdiass landings MONDAY ts.saas q I've
O'CLOCK, p. N. 1857 sTROrHER 4 BROs, A9sna
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-08

The sevefal companies which own the railways
between New York and Johnsbary, near the
White Mouhtains, N. H., gave the public an e.-
eursion their railways on the 1st and Cd Of this
month, charging only haE the ordinary fare. The
Vermont Valley Railroad, from Bfat,lebovouRh to
Bellows. Falls, has been recently completed, and
this opens continued line Of railway communities
ton from this city to Johnsbury, The plan Of an
excursion has been agvesd upon for the sake oil
bringing into notice this direct and speedy method
OF reaching the Switzerland of America-bst,er
entitled 70 that name than the Harts district is TO
be called the German Switzerland.
A committee left Boston on the 18th ult. for
Washington. with the view Of inviting the Presi-
dent, member Of the Cabinet and Foreign Minis
tiers, to via. that city and participate in the grand
railroad and steamship jubilee, which is soon to
come off there.
New Railtead-A Bos.on paper states that = d.
rect line Of railrosd has been projected bsween New
York and Boston, which will reduce the ti.ne Of
travel to six hours. This road will DO commenced
~ seoa ~ one million Of dollars are subserbed to
the stock. The length Of the road to be construct,
ed is one hundred miles,
A project Is on hand to build railroad to run
directly through Staten Island, distance Of fifteen
miles. 1tmeels with great favor. +
Selssa Rsilroad. We are gratified to be able
to announce, says the Enterprise, the commence.
ment Of the laying down Of the cross ties and iron
on the railroad Ut this place, on the contract Of era.
ding just finished BY the Messrs. Waddil. l.
Tho earnings Of, the Vermont Central Railroad
for July were 1912 as, being an increase Of lf3
par cent. over last years corresponding rates.
IA |. NJ
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kssS 1sysh-by Tie arrival Of TIE Sfif AFii.oa.
y New xesks fsiA Por-su-Psises, dasss Il sks
- ~ have essa received Every thing ~ss
qsast Ansr'esa provisions wsss ia etess sbpuds
'nsss, sad dnIlculs to ssll; esdes wa ss,,...
sseses; lsgvoed 20, witheus Tie expsss dssy q.
bsee6 - q y o. 30 - :.
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1NsHasNss - HsHY.-Ths insurance oQmpa
siss - 1ssdiss e e. Loais have snaai9ously
decided that Asmn unesvissd. - sAalssr how com
plsssH a.d tAorepshly baied. viil nj u insursd
i seEsdia apy part Of . stsanbeat stheFthan thu
hail. j. sbsut the snly way 10 which that sr,isl.
ca = 'A'Ppsd hy 'ssanbos. With any: asgss. Of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-08

81, 49, Khs y 6 sickness xhicb the Char.
lecrl " ca Mercssy lhus ussicsa ..Tbe;s 1.
= - 1tsek Nea6f dvsr1fn The Low Coastv. from
5ps!elk down p QApe Florida. whichis DIV per.
weu h2een eeS1h Psepissisp 10 send up
nsas vapofs uarsng the summsr months loadrd
w.sn m'es.s. aed dangerous 70 Ii5s. No whie
Aa ssfs % deep , sinsls night sSpose4 10 this
einaPhsn during shs ls.s half 81 ~ wan SEASON
wsnsea tna'd9 win human We !"
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ssn Il ne 26th says: w.
We leasn that the U. 8. nail steamer Oh rokes,
whish left this poss for Cha6rss, via Havana, went
we'll snrd, having 20 board ten fne guns, sx d
q which ap 10 b placed On hoard the steamer
teccn. We lsapa thas the coUmaaders Of these
vessels have Instruction. T. resist prempty, Tor the
snsrs: any insult Or indignity thaa NAY Be offered
.nem ~ any OF the Spanish vsussls of war. This
the right spirit IL will meet the hearty appso-
vd q NE whols -Auasriean people. The com.
msadets OF the vessels named are bravo and exps-
rlencsd naval oiicep. and II they come late Goa.
t.ot with any Of The Spanish hirsIisss, they win
give goed account Of themselves. We sheujd
nss b susprissd toAsar Of trush hssvee, ana Of
our steamers and the old Caledonia, q Hebsnsro.
bsiore long.
Nsss Ksrk ASss D.psrt~sss There ave in New
York city 81 lire eaginss, Of which number 90 ara
ia good asdeE Thy have n. 800 fsss Il hose, s.d
LOIS men. There sse 8 hook and hdderscompa.
nies. being in good condition. They have 20
laddsra 50 hooks,. nd 1872 mea. They have 40
hose carts. Il being in good ORDER with So 500 feet
Of hose, and el5 nea. They have 80 hydrsn,
companies with 81 men. The whole Ore depart.
nsnt contains 1850 feet Of hose and 2,172 mon.
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xAe As~ PePer in NsS York - 4leiirst n,Hnber
g ne nsw Whg morning papsr lhe New,-Y o,k BAL.
IL 70, y edited BY NJ H J. Raymood. /,
g Aesued ~ ihe 18th Of September /. nj b |.
- espt Pepg, cnansvaaivs raahsr than o,hsr.
49, = " ioae, sad will have . ssrens edi,o,i.l
~. R4ymon4s ability 70 conduct i,
MY ~ ene wilfsntsneina doubs.
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Inysfaosu to Msvinus--Ths Boston Journa
states that the old lighthouse at Senaas j, to b.
ligkssd Up. Il was shandoned alter the dssruc
6sa II Tie ighshouss on Minst's Ledge. Tn.
new light vili - q single ~ light q the frs
csss. spd cannot therefore, b missaksn TOT eishe
cf the ether lights in Boston bay. The old ligh
at Scitusss was a double Write light
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-08

Ae9gy Ief0so0sa0W-AccOunts from Philadol.
ehis Of The Seth, state That deficit 10 the amour,
Of from elt0,00o TO taCo. 1000 has been dsscoversd
N tho accounts Of the Philadelphia Bank, owing
70 parties being allowed to ovetdraw tkeir accosn,s
fhs bank sfally secured.
The cs,hier Of the bank. J.. B. Trvor. has 70.
signed and =. B. Comslgys hes been elected in
hin plsce.
Il u thought that several mercantile housss in
New York are In acme way esnnScted. viii N
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+ TO RENT.

PEAL ESTATE GENERAL AGENCY,
TO LEAsE-Ths r,ese No. SO Camp street.. id
Joining tho office Of the Fcayuns .ou~a,vn
FOR RENT-The Honse No 16 Matches st.,
recently cccupisd boarding boess for which i -
well aasptsd. Il !eQlhed the Furniture will be snid
oheap: Rss. u1til lst Ncveubes very how. Possessn
EOR RENT-Two Flu, nished Psrors and Bed
= Rooms at No, 258 Common street. Two gentle -
men and ladies can be acsommodsied ,r
EOR RENT-A two story Frame House, nearly
seventh Ward, Second Mani ;ipaiIy. The prem -
pyto f fsals n p nf Bo~Ek snsG ss.1as &
THO RENT-One Of the best localities for u
i Fancy Dry Goods Store in NewOresns on -
J. ABRAHAMS0N. Houss B'cksr. -
FOR RENT-The upper part Of the Store No.
= ~ Tchoupitou'as street, recently occupied by -
Ms.ss, Frst y barlow. For terms, which will BE- Nv
aus To- .SpY = COCHRAN CO u Tohoupi.oa'.. q
RIO RENr-Together or separately, large
i DWELLING HOUSE AND STORE, nov 81
nearly complete, on the Canal sseet side Of tho stats
GE q y a. WRIGHT co 81 Gr..iss q:
TO LET-Several Small houses, one IN
al Hs T.: ''d' 1 SShE Eacs &
gHEStB 1se W n *, a., ..%s:. e NV EaLlrG
Apply % as III G. NJ FOt5G. 80 Maxasnsa -
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- sAnunAD. losAa. ia ssndldaas To- etats Tag Co.
lscos. esoond Msnieipaliiy md will b suppeEtsd By
host Of fiisnda Election Novsmbss .. l66l. ~
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NBw foex, asptsaber4.s
Ez9ekbson .fstAe AmsrioAa Cessul Tos Ams.
nse.--Sv. Wares. United States Conssl at vi.
gesaa, and Edi o ~ Lloyd. have btsn expelled
Ansriea, hpn Liverpool
DeprcN. Prass, esptsmbev5 s.
Dssek # ~ Hon. Lsvi Wosi6ury-The Hon.
Levi Woodbury. died last night.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-08

Ed,tsrs aft tAs Ckssesst; Rielss snassSes THOMAS
RYcxnAr. - candiSsss for Stats Tar Cdllsstd II
The Second Msaicipaliy, ~ request Of 4aL.s ,,.i4
ivQa May RRlRMnG.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04

A SLAVE WHIPPED no DEATH ny ms
MAsrER.--The Winchester Virginian gives
the particulars Of a horrid affair in Clarke
County, Va, on "Wednesday of last week
which has excited great indignation in that
seotion. The result of il was that Col James
C---and his son Stephen, were indicted on
Monday last for having cruelty and unmerci-
fully beaten two slaves the "Wednesday pre-
yions Causing tho death of one OF thcm) be-
longing to the former. They Aaye been held
20 bail in the sum of $4,000 eseh. From the
evidence the principal witness, a white la
beser, the raeerS was isstcartl up for punish
ment, by having his hands tied. and chain
put around his neck, thrown over beam, and
locked, just leaving sufficient length for the
unfortunate object to stand upon the ground
He was then whipped with the tongue
strap Of a wagon, having heavy buckle ut
the end, having been previously stripped
that the blows might be laid ON the bare skin.
Aftcr beating him in the most unprecedented
manner for some time, they left him bound ip
the situation described, for the purpose OF
whipping his companion. The occurrence
took place about sunset. A 500 Of G. dopos-
cd that, about ton o'clock at night his father
came into his house and announced that the
negro was dead. He had been left in the
standing position in which he was whipped
and died in that way.
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of dreamy stupor which had overcome him
since HE G,J Iie ans@ered, that 10 would
shortly call her Who, on his account had brav-
ed mpdesty and adversity. The young lady,
w tear, waited in vain the greater part ~
tho night, He called her not She heard
him, nevertheless, walking in HE room. The
attendant again reminded the master Of his
visitor ''wait a liftle longer" sAid the em4
peror. AZ Length the night having passed =.
way, and day beginning 10 dawn. there vas
some danger of the serret interviews being
revealed when the yDung woman, repnscd,
dciecied and offended, was rccpplactnd II
tears 10 her rArriAee by thu confidential wit
ness Of her last hdleux. Whether Il was that
Napoleon had lost all ronso ~ feeling 10 the
agitation Of bis mind, or that be was ashamed
10 appear A. the cast-down captive before her
who had loved him ~ the victor and soverelgh
Of Europe, he evidently had no compassion
for her devotion When the confidential ser
want entered bis chamber in the morning And
descrihcd the hopes, the fcar. and shame Of
the Countess Wolcski, ,hsAhi" said he, III ID
humliating for hcr.a .as we'll ~ mysolf; bat the
bouu passed without my being aware OF then.
had something here" he added, touching
his forehead with his Anger Despair which
soltshs tho hearts Of other men, rendered hin
bard and frigid.
Still let us leave the great ruler of France
with the remark which l. also due 10 him,
whaiover the view that must be taken OF bis
private or his public charaetor--ihNt while
rejecting his system and deas aa unlikely and
unworthy ever To be revived again, we need
not dcny.ihe Apinesa and excellence "f soms
of his institutions for the time IN whiyh hc
rcigncd, aud the cause whose triumph they
secured; nor scruplc 10 admit that othors.not
connected with his policy, will long eontinas
to heap benefits on France, and renain a.
monunentsoi bis genius Ills Code,hir insti-
tntc, III. Normal School, aro alone sufleicnt
to render NaPoleon's name immortal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04
THE CALEDONIAB.
mY IA. o. CHApWfcK.

TEhhs--ei,so per annun, " paid within ti,s
bsarf $500, ~ payment DO delayed beyond that
= hu,s. 40 papeT disotgtiaaed until ~ ausafagas
'ass.p@iai srueps a. me option n ne pubHsbef,
ADvsHfthEAfsfs inserted AZ liA usual prloAs-
TfAhient advertisements must be paid for ln nd.
asanes. AayeftlsersniA should be marked ths mum
bar - timas 10 be inserted otherKlss they viii be
sohtiHusd hdl IbrbId Tor At ths opiuh Of the pub-
h,hsS, ard charged accordingly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04

Y.b PALMER, IL authorized 10 receive Adyvr-
Asanshts and Subscriptions Ut hs oniees IN Bos-
Ton, New York, and Philadelphia. SIN PfTTEN-
.aILL 4 90. ne also authorized to do the same for
laa In Boston.
~ Lssters IN the Editor, In order 10 receive at
tshtionaIn be J'osf paid
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04

H8- A despatch from Washington states
that the official census returns Of South Car
olina give, as the total free population Of the
State, 2sa, ,523s Slaves, 3s4 ,9s4.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04

USIvERTTY.--Thc San Francisco Bap-
list Association have takon the preliminary
steps Cor establishing a University in that
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04

ET II. e. Sdumep, pardoned Cuban
prisoner, has arrived at New Orleans.
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JOB PRlNTINe.

ffANDBILLo, BLANNS, CAHDS, 8eS to.
faRtsd in ths nsmsst manner at the calsdoniAn
once.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04

"She has been condemned for not having
been the theatrical heroine Of an atfceticr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04

HNNIIUIHEIIIH TVI HNI HNINN0'
A few months subsequent to ibis they were
married, and not long aitcrwRrd l removed
from tho city, and did not see them again for
some years. But, learned in the meantime
with sincere regret that in a great 'commer-
cial crisis" through which the country passed
both OF the families of this young couple had
been reduced from afiuence to comparative
poverty. 4 SIGH Tor the human summer flow.
ers have mentioned, was my simple response
to tho news. A couple of years afterward !
met them again
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A NEW Route O pittsburg, VIA the Baltimore. Sos-
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express train of will leave Cavc station daily
Washnrton and Bsltmorc al ~,
connecting with The fast line al Middetown l. m, ar
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harrisburg for the west at 2, arriving At
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tages direct from Holidaysburg Pittsbnrg.
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York Wrgbsvo Columbia, Marietta, Middeown Harrisburg,
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VIII be nj me
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receive the baggage, which Will he
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