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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing July ~, 1852.
Rutland s. Washington Railroad.
Al. t,DlNt. yil--;,Ety TROY


Rutland s. Washington Railroad.
TRAIN GOiNt: NORFii-iEtyE TROY
MAIL TRAIN, 100 4. u. after arrival OF Morn
ing Boats from New York aud Express rrain from
Buffalo Arrives at Rutland 10, \. VI. connecting
ExPREss rRAIN 10 Is A. VI. from O'Clock ES-
nress Tram from New York. Arrives at Rutland
SOP. W.. in selsOn for Rurlanl and Darlington
Express Trims, reaching Boston, Lowell, Mon
neal and OLdenshurGh the same day.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN i,0oP. VI. after arrival oi
Hudson ltverday Trans. and ExpIc-9 I,r'in3 from
the West Arrives at Rutland 7.3o 7. VI. and
reaching Burlington sam" evening
Trains Going South---Lcaye Rntland:
ACCOMMODATION TRAM 10 A NJ upon The arrival
OF II" IL 'ralrg Cr7 trnn Eurun sron and Bellows
Fals.-Irrvrsnt Troy 200 I'm
EXPRESS TRAlH P. NJ with the morning passen-
gers from Ogdensoursh. Montreal and Boston Ar
rives at Troy ut p. II. IN tim" trr the Express
Trains to New York and Bu!h!o and evening
boats tor New York
Mail TRAIN 1901 NJ, lodge n, Troy leave 80
next morning, arriving at New York II A NJ, and
Bnfiau 5 P.M in time Tor Steamers to Detou
Passengers Going Worth and East,
By Mail / RAlN.Ienv Troy 100 A. NJ. Schenec-
tady at go reach burlington l2,3u P. NJ, 30 ton
P. NJ, aud Ogdemshurgh =. ".
| BY EXPREsS TRAIN, leave New ork & a. NJ. reach
! ing Eoston I, IS r NJ Burlington $40 P. NJ Mon
| treal P NJ and Osdcns1nrGh next morning.
BY AccoNNonATIoN rkMy,ltavc New ork \
VI, Schenectady ?. NJ. aud Troy NJ, renchIns
Burlington and Fellows FANS 10 r VI salue day.
| PASSENGERS Going South and West,
| BY MAIL TRAM, leave Burlington 7,3O nnc
reach Troy 90 PM, New York n NJ. Schenectad!
| NJ Tor the West - Dine at Troy.
| By EXPRESS Tram, leave Montreal Mt $50 \ N
Boston 80 p. NJ; reach Troy 5 r ". New YorA
| 10, " NJ and Schenectady P N, IN connection
| with Western Guiiao t.Xprcss--Dlne at Rutland.
| By MAIL Tram, leave Ogdcu-burgh 9 \ NJ. Mont
| real IL NJ, Burlington 500 4 NJ. i;oston l2,,O NJ
lodge at Finland, arriving at Troy II Pm.
| THOS. H. CANEIF.bD, NHpt.
Rutland <, Washington Ra!iroad.
| July 81 1852. d&Wu
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.FORT'fEH.N R.lILRO.4D, " \.
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
IN and after Friday, October |, lS32,
" trans will run As follows
GOING EAST,
lst Passenger Train, Leaves Ogdenshurghar9 "a. NJ
Arrives al Rouse Point, A. ?. NJ
I'd Passenger Train, leave Oglenshurgh al ., =. NJ
Arrives at Rousr's Point, 6 20 p. NJ
GOING WEST:
lst Passenger Train Leaves Ronse's Point nj 8 A. Nj
Arrives ~ Ordsu>burGh T. 30 r. VI
I'd Passenger Train, Leaves Rousr's Point at3 NJ
Arrives at OgdensDur@h, 1i5, P. Nj
First Passenger Train going Eas,
Connects at Mooers with the p attsburgl and Mon
treal Railroad tor Montreal aud Quebec, and Pats
burgh, Burlington and Whitehall --Coun-cts al
Rouse's Point with the Vermont Cen'Ial Railroad
for Boston and New York connects At RouS"' 5
Point with thc Rutland AMI Burlington Railroad, by
Steam Boats to Burlington, and thence TO Boston
and New York.
Second Passenger Train going Ea"',
Connects with the PIatrsbNrah and Montreal Rail.
road at Moocrs, tor Montreal and q lrhec--Con-
meets with the Vermont Centa uroaI Tor Boston
Burlington and New York. Connects with tn,
Steam Boats to Whitehall thence hv the Saratoga
aud Troy Rai.oa js, Saratoga S1r'u-~, Troy auo
New York. Connects b. S,rHm Il It Wljh itut auC
and burlington Railroad at Billn-on tor Troy
Boston and New York.
FIRST Passenger Train gong West,
Connpcs at Ocdenshnrgh with tn" Express Line O
Lake Oatnrln ST. ,mers at oc.,rk +. II tor King.
sion T"rooto, Hamilton, Lewiston, Niagara Fa,l:
and Buffalo
second Passenger Train going {,
"onnrcrs with Lake Ontario Line OF Steamers fo
Kingston and all ports ON the American su0le o
Lake Ontario. AMI tn Hamilton.
p tonr Freight Fruns cave sdrnsburgh ant
Rcu-"- Point daily, Sundays eXceptedl
~" For Terms OF Freight apply II George Y
uoye, Agent, Ronsr's Point
CHARLES l. SCl!LATTER,
Che Engineer AMI Superintendent.
Oct. 5, 1852. d&wti
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DIR. COMES SYRUP
Ginseng. and Malva

VNHIS Compound, now established in
4 universal favor by ito great and acknowledged
merit, is used in every Family recommended ov al,
physicians. This medicine il based upon recipe
procured in CANA by DR COME, the celebrated
oriental traveller Its wonderful properties for Pu-
riyng the Blood, and in all complains OF Bilio us
character are everywhere acinow edged. For
INELANATlON or IHE Lungs,
Splitting OF Blood, Bionchlls, and every disease Of
the vital 1rgans this great remedy "a without q par.
alel. For Coughs, Group, hoUplng-C uugh, and
all Diseases Ut the throat, It Is sure and prompt
cure. 1t possesses the remarkable power OF Dissov-
ing, Loosenug and Removing downward, all phe gun
that may obstluct the throat. AID il without qu~s
ton Natures most potent remedy Tor
Q Q NJ u M p T o N,
and Ill diseases that arse from Coughs aud neglect
ed Colds Il has cured cnnkcr, Salt Rheum, EtySip-
ms and ScruIun-dseasrs which have driied the
power of other medicines have yielded to tins 1t is
ppnsoni and paiatahe, aud as Rcsiorrr OF Aup"t-
ie it srnnds Unr'vnlrd It has npvpt been rqutlled
~ Dyspertic Remedy, aud Tor Irritation oI the
Nerves, Luwness OF Spirits, or Headache, is sure
cure
The Interesting history OF the Ginseng, &c is To
be had in pamphlets, gratis. The Compound ~ con
tanned IN Quau Ruttes
Sl.OD per Bottle.-Six Bottles for $500.
WILSON. FAlRBNNk Il CO, ~olr Agents
Ma 10 anil IS HdRorcr st, BOSTON
~ Al o Ter sale by the principal Druggists IN thu
vt, and C, unry.
Icpt. 10 lS52 w'2mosb
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L.. ". isAXTitfs n CO.'S
CHINA HALL,
no. |, LEAYEWORll' BLOCK
COLLEGE ST, BURLINGTON, VT

'EIlE attention OF the public is respect
fully solicited TO The assortment OF China, Glass,
Earthprn Ware &c. kept at this establishment, I'M
equard IN variety and extent by any IN The country.
Our mpoTtatIons tor this sons will comprise the
new and desirable styles; particular mention can
not be made OF al the aGIces, kept by us, We can
only say thai Visitors viii teel amply repaid. and
find larger assortment and al lower prices than
he found thus side of New Yolk or Boston IN TACT
We are enabled to offer Ia the Trade and House
keepers one the htsl oiunenis To be found
sisllug OF L JONI. " hltr, Decorated Plumb. Monte
yuma, Rhone Mulberry ANA Flowing Blue, Iron Stone
China, ~ complete stiS or separate pieces
COM MON WARE, IN Breakfast, Dinner, Tea
and Tollrte Sets, all styles and colors Printed,
White Painted and Fancy. French, English, Parlan,
and Basque China, the largest assortment offered
GLASS WARE, Pam, Pressed Fine polished and
cut DeCanirrs W Inc dulles, Fowls stands.
Pitchers, CELERY Glasses Butter Coolers, Ice Bowls,
GobIcs tiarrls, Cnampalgnes, " mes Lemcnades,
TumbIers, &c, &c
LAMf>,a great variety OF stand Osomc new and
very rich palterns) Suspeudmg, Bracket Side and
Study Chandeliers, Grandoles, Hall Lamps, Lam
terms Ne. Also a complete assortment OF Solar
Globes, Chimneys, Solar and AstIal W ticks, and all
ARTICLES usually CHit tur IN this ine.
The above Stock has heen selected with great caro-
and the whole bring urohased with cash direct from
the manufacturers enables us 10 Offer them at tho
very lowest New York or Boston prices Merchants
and Housekeepers wa. find ii Tor their advantage to
look through stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Burlington, August 81. d&wu
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Railroads ou0 Expresses
RUTLAND q. BURLINGTON
RHiLR DAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS,

W inter Arrangement.
On and Monday, November |, 1852.
Trains will run as follows-vi2:
For Boston \. York " In ermedIate places
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ITEMS.

a subsfifutc for Goals has hcen exh;b;,.4 81.
the London. & c...s =
sfsts OF thin laminH Of indesructibsa r.ss.s
which being acted upon BY gas, inslan,iv -,
comes red hot, and exposes large a,,os,,s -
radiating surface, securing cheerful, br;rht.
spen Ere. = ,-'''
A buck, while being measured for i pair of
boots, observed
Make them cover the caIf''
HeavensW exclaimed the astounded sneb.
surveying his customer from head TO foot, =
have not leather enough"
hossuth's sisters are still 10 confinement in
Anst1a; the government is at a loss 10 know
wnat 10 do with the relations Of the exile. The
aid" --1 am
Master Tom--a Have d weed. eran,na7,
Gran'pa-4A what, sir, Master Tam-aA
weed. A cigar YOU know" Gran'na-uCer-
tainiy not, sir. ! never smoked i, nv life.n--
Master Iom-" All then wouldn, advise
you to begin '''s
Daniel Webster,in his argument ON the Ind;.
Rubber case, at Trenton, last week. said he
looked 10 the time when ships shall uavryss
the ocean. propelled with India rubber sails.
and have India rubber sheathing when this,
substance shall be applied to thousands Of slif.
ferent uses not now imagined.
mAiNE Law IN NEW BRUNsWTcK.--A Ii.
quor bill more stringent than the Maine Law,
IS now only waiting the sanction OF the Go
vernon, which il is understood will be giyeu.-
The law is not to 60 into effect until June 1853.
in order TO allow those who have capital in
vested in the traffic to get rid Of their stocks
without pecuniary loss.
In Boston, few days ago, Young girl. Is
years OF ages grand daughter Of New Zea-
land King. was arrested and tried for larceny IN
the municipal court Her fine OF $50 was paid
by subscription, and the heir of royalty was
sent TO school to learn better manners.
AT Glasgow, in Scotland, portion of the
Stirling road has been recently paved with iron
plates three feet long by eighteen inches broad,
and three quarters of an inch thick. The SUR
face OF each plate is cut with zigzag groove,
which prevents the horses from slipping.
The man who ate his dinner with the fork of
rlver has been attempting to spin mountain
| top.-EzchaRge.
Yes, with musical chord.
young man at Niagara, having been
crossed in love, walked out to the precipice,
took off his clothes, gave one lingering look
at the gulfbeneath him, and tben-went home.
HIS body was found next morning-in bed.
To CURE A SORE CoNsciEScE.--Go TO
printer whom you owe--rub an eagle in his
hand till II sticks. The effect on yourself will
be most cheering, and on him astonishing
| Boston Post
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Thou WIIt Never Meet Ne More.

4O0 VIM xtGHCE 446EB ME 0t0Ees
Thou art gone, but ] am keeping
In nay heart thy treasured name:
If I'm smiling-R I'm weeping,
Thou art with me, all the same.
Yes, the link at last is risen,
All our pleasant dreams are DER.
And unless we meet in Heaven,
Thou wilt never meet me more.
Once the summer sun alighfed
On the petals of ! rose,
And although her leaves be blishted
Still he fingered till LIES close
Thus the heart can sometimes cherish
Thoughts that wear away the soul,
Giving pleasure while we perish,
Meath this strange Jet sweet control.
Thou art gone, yet love hath bound thee;
Thou mays struggle to forget,
In the heartiess crowd around thee -
All In vain !-thou'rt captive yet
An, forgive the pain I've given,
And thine own deep wrongs Of yore,
For unless we meet in Heaven,
Thou wilt never meet me more
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nOGGETT & ANDERSON, UPHoL-
~ STERERS AND PAPER HANGERg car-

nOGGETT & ANDERSON, UPHOL-
~ STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, Ger.
ner Of Governor and Franklin streets. are
now receiving their Spring stock OF French and
american Paper Hangings. Borders, Fire
screens and Curtain Papers, making the
bad the pleasure to offer A large portion of the
nner Qualities have just been received from the best
factories in France and of the richest and most
beautiful styles that are made. We have also on
ha1d general assortment of Upholstering Mate.
Tiais' Curtain Goods, Floor Oil Cloths, India and
Coco Mating, Window Blinds and Shades, best
CURED hair and shuck Mattresses &C., all of which
VII De sold at small profit and all work in our
NH 26-dpm&
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THE SUBSCRIBERS sre now receiving
/ further supply of the real fIREPROof SAL
never faiIedin allthe late fires 70 preserve fhe!r
contents. Every merchant who have valuable
books and papers, should have one.
We are prepared to furnish Banks Insnrauco
Companies, Railroads, and all others, with Safes,
with patent locks, that cannot be picked or blown
open BY powder. Call and examine Safe ct our
store, taken from the ruins Of the great Ere with
all the interior perfect and the books and money
all saved. Fires are frequent, and those in want
had better not delay All sists on hand, e factory
prices FRY b McCANDLIsH,
fs ss-n Agents for tbe slats 81 vlssinia.
HE1D 0UARTRRs FOR FAa HON
II ABLE CLOTHING The subscriber hesnow
In store complete assortmentof FAN and WIZ
ter Ready Made Clicking, embracing eyezy
article Of Gentlemens wear. His stock = com-
such a. Lamartue Over Sacks. kossush coas1,
Body sacks, Cutaways, Drsss md Frock Coaas.
vESTs-Plein and fancy silk, rich embroidered
cassmeres. black end fancy, plain and hguzsd
PANTs--An shades. eolors, and qualisiss.
Merino shirts, Collars, Cravate, stoeks. fancy
Ties, Gloves, suspenders, Socks, &c.
Also. diiect from de manufSctDry, : isSse6s
sorsment Of Closhs. CaAsimeres, eilks. eaGins,
psIty vss:inss something really ries q sssys
~ Of which ! IN prepared r. anake v msasae
= the shortest notes, and b ahe lassst Cd nens
Gaoiis 10 10 corner NJ. Nd d.sssss. : 81 s.ssss
ILBATA PKN5s-Fss ssIs s t6s BspdN 6oek
n Depository, square aboye - 1en18 Ao ~
Nam st.eet echiesinser1 Alhsn e. c!zss..E 80.
ont any encspnoo. Il kr = hese -. -
Pens % nos corroda = other ~ - y - ~
SUNNY = ros 81 SUNDAY sc.eols -
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nAGUEKKEOTYPhs:-- hs:--Itis truly sad thar
- the Daguerreotypes, taken by MINIS Il
WATSON are beautiful, true to nature, v IN eyes
perfect expressive, clear and sharp and altogether
free from the smutty shades which are so frequent
y seen upon Daguerreotypes. As for their light no
better you will fnd-it is clear, soft and mild; and
they are prepared take pictures in clear cloudy
weather, which they will warrant never to fade or
be surpassed by any. Call and examine choice
collection of specimens, whether you wish pic
ture or not Admission always free
= MINNIS e. WATSON, Mansion House. 4
No. 35A Main st !, Richmond, and
mh 16 Sycamore st. Petersburg
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EAGLE FOUNDRY.

HE subscriber having removed to the large
foundry just erected by him, and fitted out
with machinery of the latest and most approved
s'yie Is, IN addition TO the manufacture OF Tobac.
20 fistening Mills prepared to receive orders for
stauonary Steam Engines, Saw and Grist Mills, Ag-
hcoiiorai Machines, Tobacco Presses of every de-
sscrpton. and all kinds of iron and brass Castings
He pledges himself 10 execute faithfullv and with
aespsfch all work ent usted to him, and respect
iuiy soiies csli from his friends and the public
generally. PHILIP RAHm.
Cary. between Pearl and sth streets.
Inc highest cash prices paid for old CASTINGS,
brass and copper an adm :
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16R TONS AMEklCA>, sW Il 4 ID e,
lVo AND ENGLISH IROE-An assortment
eolnprlsing nearly I'll sizes, fat, square, round,
psai' D hail round, hoop, band and sheet; tons
~ ppiioagh Iron, from 6 to IL inches wide Plough
risles Nail Rods made of Ewede and American
ron lions American and English Blistered, Cast,
nesmsn, Shear and Spring Steel; Zinc. spelter,
ano Block Tin; 200 boxes Tin Plate, nearly ali
ina including a ~ 20, bright and loaded for roof
ape 8, McGRUDER 4 SONS.
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A DIE & GRAY, APOTHECARIES AND
"A DRUGGISTS, Ne. 145 Main Street,
Richmond, Va, have now On hand and offer for
sale, upon the best terms for cash. or on the usual
sortment of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints Oils, Glass,
Dye Siuffs, &C., consisting in part Of f
l5c0 lbs superior Indigo
1000 lbs Nader
1000 lbs Extract of Logwood
SO kegs super Carbonate of Soda
80 bbls EPSON Salts
10 bbls Alum
bbls refined Camphor
80 bbls Clipped Logwsod
Is bbls Redwood and Canlwood
20 bbls Venitian Red and Spanish Brown
1000 lbs Glue-Amercan, Irish and Swiss
500 boxes Window Glass-French and Amer.
40 boxes prime Castle Soap
40 boxes Starch
$500 gallons Linseed Oil
20G0 gallons Lamp Oil
$50 baskets Sweet Oil
10000 lbs White Lead
1900 lbs Red Lead and Litharge
IL bbls yarnishes
1900 lbs Gum Arabic
80 bbls Blake's Fire and Weather Proof Paint
25 bbls prime Castor on
80 bbls Spirits Of Turpentine
100000 Cigars-Hsvana and Principe
l25 dozen infallible Yeast Powders
l cakk Mace; case Nutmegs
leo mats Cinnamon
Together with Ginger, Anspice, Cloves, Pepper,
Cream of Tartar, Flowers Of Sulphur, Copperas,
Braziletto, Nicaragua Wood.
The usuai assortment of Patent Medicines, . large
variety of Fancy Articles, and carefully selected
NH mh Is ~ ADIE Z GRAY. No l47 Main st.
DL AIN AND = ~ b ROID x Il ED
L SHAWLs.-Just received from New York.
our new and handsoruc supply of plain and en-.
broidered white Crspe shswls; also, IN store,
Cspes and visettes Of the latest fashion, at
CHAa HARTWELI. & cos.
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COkE. WOOD AND COAL.-The subscr
y bers are now prepared to furnish their friends
and the public generally, with any quantity of
Coke or Coal on as reasonable terms as can be
bought in the city. They have the best Oak and
Pine Wood that comes TO this market, and can sell
tcheaper than any other Yard in the place. Or
ders can be left al Mr. l.. P. ELLIS Grocery, on
Broad st Shockoe Hill, at their Office, on Pearl
street, opposite the Ahambra Hotel. Those or Ter
ing may rely upon getting their orders promptly
filed. THOMAS FOSTER.
NH 1-dt20A
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
DOOKs FOR FARMERS IN A CHEAP

DOCKS FOR FARMERS In A CHEAP
ID FoRM.--The Hive and the Honey Bee. with
an account of the diseases oi Bees and their rcne-
dies by II Richardson-25c
The Pests of the Farm with instructions for their
extirpa,ion, by H D Richareson-e5c
Chemistry made Easy, for the use Of Farmers, by
Topham NJ A--25c
Horses: their varieties, breeding and manage.
ment in health and disease, by J II Richardson-25
Soils and Manures the Improvement OF land and
rotation of crops. by John Donaldson, Government
Land Drainage Surveyor-25c
An Essay on Manures, submitted to the trustees
of the Massachusetts Society for promoting Agrcul
ture, for their premium by Ssml L Dana-25c
Land Drainage. Embankment and Irrigation, by
Jas Donalds, Civil Epgineer-25c
Experimental Researches on the Food of AMI
mails, and the Fattening OF Cattle with remarks
upon the Food of Man, based upon experiments
undertaken By order of the British Government by
Robert Dundss Thomson-37c
The Horses Foot and how to keep it sound, with
illustrations by VIM Miles, Esq--25c
The New England Poultry Breeder, being briei
history of domestic Fowls and containing full drec
tons for their rearing and management illustrated
with 25 correct engravings by practical poulterer
-25c
knowlson's complete Farrier or Cattle Doctor
25c
With large number of the best and most popu
lar Agricultural Works of the day. For saleby
NASH g. WOODHOUSE,
on L.,
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DkIVATE PkAOTICE.-Dr PLUME &
i co. may be consulted, conidentially, for the
treatment of the following diseases Eruptions
Sore. Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, or en-
largements, Syphilis, and all morbid discharges,
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those COM
plants termed female diseases. The advertisers
invite attention to their chemical extract of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded as the very best
article known, TO give tone and vieor to certain
abused aud deblitated organs as well as to renovate
asystem shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put up, with full directions,
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly at
tended to. Office on Franklin street. below Ex.
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity church,
Richmond, ,Virginis fe g
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ID ICHllOND MANUFACTORY.-
Ilsnd Silver. Pencil Cases; the ever pointed Pens
manufactured by as experienced workman as any
in the United States, and second to none.
Spectacles of various kinds, and those ground
by ourselves, positively restoring the sight near
as artificial means can.
The Ever Flowing Fountain Pen, modern
invention, combining skill with simplicity, and no
doubt as expressed by many, "zhs inrention OF
this age For further particulars please call at the
office and examine for yourselves, to the utility,
workmanship, and durability; and decide whether
1t is reality or humbug.
Manufacto at the corner Of I1th and Main st ;
Office in room formerly occupied by the Richmond
Library.
i Pens re-pointed and warranted to stand.
ap3 RICHMOND MANUFACTORY.
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u URAL ARCHITECTUKE.-Being

ID URAL ARCAITECTURE.- a
At complete description of Farm Houses, Cot
tages, and Out buildings, comprising wood houses,
carriage and wagon houses stables, barns ice
houses, &c, &c, together with lawns, pleasure
grounds and parks, the flower fruit, and vegetable
garden, &c, Sc also, the best method of conduct.
ing water into cattle yards and houses, by Lewis
Allen, beautifully illustrated.
The American Rose Culturist, being practical
treatise on the Propagation, Cultivation, and Man
choice and approved varieties, adapted to the eli
mate of the United States, to which are added
full directions for the treatment of the Dahlia Illus
trated by engravings.
The Hive and the Honey Bee, with an account of
the diseases of Bees and their remedies, by II d
Richardson.
Horses, their varieties, breeding. and Manage
| ment in Health and Disease, by H D Richardson.
The Domestic Fowl and Ornamental Poultry, by
FL D Richardson. ---.--=~,----
The Hog, its Origin and Varieties by D Rich
ardson. A. MORRIS,
ap6 Late Drinker g. Morris, 81 Main street.
NEW MUSIC.-Just received BY HAROLD
IN a. MURRAY, Broad street,
Willie, my Brave, song by Foster-25c
Down Below, Ethiopian, song by Hewitt 25s
I've Home in the Valley, song by 8. Glover
The Forest Burial, Poetry by Dyer 25e
Farewell, my Lilly Dear, (very pretty0 s. c. F..
-25c
Wait for Wagon. (20th supply) Knawf-a5c
Dreams of the Heart, by Linley-25c
Peasant Girls Waltzes, by D'Albert-50e
Virginia Goriitza, doth supply0 by Dollinger-
38c
Students Polka, by Hswitt-25e
Buds and Blossoms, (sssred melodies) by Grobe
$50
Melodies of the People, (new variations ON old
tunes) by Charles Grobe-3Sc
New Music received weekly fe 26
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EXCHANGE BOWLING SALOON

fINHE SUBSt X ID EIN. at STtat CUsIl IItts llleu
| up this establishments in an entirely new style
Il is brilliantly illuminated with
GAS LIGHTS.
The old alleys are taken up and new substitu-
TED and the whole presents an appearance truly
rls-nideent.
Two days in the week will be set apart entirely 70
the benefit of
THE LADIES;
none of whom however viii be admitted unless &C
companed by gentleman.
The public are requested to call to-day and see
win their own eyes A. SMITH,
fe 3,s Proprietor.