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RAILROAD ACCIDENT |
,.RUT NOBODY HURT.-.-

-.-BUT NOBODY HURT.---
AT Hyatts Saloon, on Main Street one door
N below the Isham House, is the place to get
good things, such as Ice Cream Lemonade, So
da, Oysters (Fresh and Spiced,) by the can,
dozen or plate Toy candies of all kinds I;
Cakes, Butter Crackers, Soda and Sugar do.
Pickles, Almonds, Creamnuts, Filberts. English
Walnuts, Peanuts, Pecans, Oranges Lemons,
Figs, Raisins, Prunes, Baking Powder Toys of
allkinds; Cigars, Regalia, Plantation, Principe,
Havana, Casadore, Stiffanoni Half Spanish and
Havana Skies Tobacco, Cavcndish, Goodwin
a Brothers pure Yellow Bank; John Ander-
osn's Amulet, five plug &c. Together with a
general assortment of notions.
All of which will be served up in style to
please the taste of the most fastidious epicure.
Give us call. 0.P. HYATT.
Jackson, June 3, '53--tf.
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lust RECEIVED
81 25 bbls Molasses.
20 sacks Coffee.
10 bbls Whisky.
20 bbls Kanawha Salt
tierce Carolina Rice.
So chests Tea
2 bbls city Pure Salaratus.
sack Pepper.
sack AlsPice.
10 Kegs prime Rife Powder, F. F. F. G.
100 lbs Pure Spanish float Indigo.
10 doz Buckets 3nests tubs.
1000 half Spanish Cigars.
Also, Cloves, NutmegS, Cinnamon. Salts,
Alum, Coppcras, Tar, Rosin, Sui
phur, Madder, Loaf Sugar,
Brandy and Wine.
ALSO.
90 kegs Nails, assorted sizes.
5000 lbs assorted lron.
500 lbs CASTING.
Patent Lever Plows.
200 lbs assorted candy, together with gene
raj assortment Of Dry Goods, Hardware, Queens
ware, Boots and Shoes, of all sizes and qualities
to suit the times, which can sell as low and q
little lower than they can be bought at any othel
store in jackson county. Being desirous to sell
goods, will sell them lower than they have been
sold in this region, and will try to accommodate
those who may favor me with call.
May 10, '53-tf. ELISHA F. SWIFT.
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9XgRS 3A@YA9S>

JACKSON June 90, 1853.
FLouR-3 Dbl $4,25
WHEAT- bush zoe.
Corn +" Soc.
OARS 33c.
DRIED APpLEs-$l ,25c
WHITE BEANs-$l ,25@l,50
PorAroEs-37c.
BUTTrR- y ib 1870.
Eecs-9 doz. SIC.
FLAX SEED-P bush. Csc.
GLOVER sEEp-5p" 5000
CHILL1corHr, June 81, 1853
Wheat, 75@Sl. Corn, 45f05U. Oats, 40@45.
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Railroad Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given, to the stockhold.
~ ers of the Hillsboro' and Cincinnati Rail-
road Company, that an installment of ten per
centum on subscriptions to the Capitol Stock of
said Company, was due on the LIST day Of March,
1853, and an installmcnt of ten per centum every
sixty days thereafter
Messrs. Bennett d Co. Jackson, areauthorized
TO receive and receipt for payments of stock.
d. J.FALLIS, Tr.
Hillsborough and Cincinnati R, R. Co.
NJ, oC ,ka
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Probate Notice.

Y ANCELoT CAMBELL and Joseph Aten
n Administrators of Samuel Cambell deceas.
ed, and William D. Smith Administrator dc DO
mis- non of James Smith deceased have filed in the
office Of the Judge of the Probate Court within
and for the county Of jackson in the State Of
Ohio, accounts and vouchers for settlement
which accounts will be for hearing on the first
Monday in July next.
JACOB WESTFALL Probate
jackson, Junc2, so. Judge.
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS

Within the past three months fully Rse hun.
dred persons have lost their lives BY accidents
on Railroads, Steamboats, and Sailing vessels
This startling fact should suggest 70 those who
contemplate jeumeying. the Importance Of insu.
ring tieir lives and thus making certain pro.
vision for families ordependents in case death.
The undersigned is agent for the kentucky Mu.
tual Life Insurance Company, which insures
healthy lives on favorable terms
G. 1SMAM, Agent.
D. A. HOFFMAN, Medical Examiner
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Sale Of Real Estate. by order OF
the Court.

ON SATURDAY THE 23d DAY OF JULY
w. A. D., 1853, between the hours of ten o.
clock, A. NJ, and o'clock, P. NJ, at the door Of
the Court House, in the town of jackson, Jack
son County, Ohio will be sold to the highest
bidder, the following real estate, as the property
of Ziba Norris, deceased, to wit; The East
half of the South East Quarter of Section thirty
six, 1867 Township six, (6,) range nineteen
(9). Also, seven acres off the East side of the
West half Of said quarter section, running the
whole length Of said half quarter, in Jackson
County Ohio, containing eghty-seven acres of
land, more or less, subject, however, to the dow
er estate Of Juda Norris, sett of and assigned
by nnetcs and bounds, in amount twenty-five and
one,half acres thereof. Appraised at -Four hun
dred dollars. Terms of sale--One third cash in
hand; one third in one year, and the residue in
two years from day Of sale, with interest; to be
secured by mortgage upon the premises.
JOHN H. TRIPP,
Administrator for Ziba Norris decd.
June %, 1853. l3-td
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Sale OF Personal Property.

DEL0NGlNG to the estate Of Asa w Isham,
ID deceased Son Saturday, the 9th day Of
July, 1853, will be offered at public sale, the fol.
lowing property, belonging to the estate of Asa
w. Isham, deceased One horse, one colt two
buggies. one double and one single Farming
utensils, bees and bee-hives, hay, oats, wheat
medical library and medicines, and various 9th
er articles Sale to commence at 3 O'Clock on
said day, and continue from day to day, until
all is sod.
Terms, nine months credit upon approved Sc
cnrty, for all sums Of five dollars and lover, small
or sums cash. EUNICE ISHAM, Admx.
CHAPMAN lSIIAM, Admr.
juno q, 'j3-td3.
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AFTER HIM WITH A SHARP STICK

A Smy friend in the town of fJacksOn has got
IA into terrible stew, because he cannot de-
nounce other people, as liars, without being told
of it, and having TO acknowledge the corn
will try to ease his conscience. lie SAYS he
never said his goods were inferior and he never
was accused of it to my knowledge. He said
he bought his Molasses at 81 = cents per gallon
by the barrel, and his Sugar at Al cents per fb
in barrels, when the former was worth 30 cents
per gallon and the latter at from AZ q SO cents
per lb by the Hogshead, in the same market and
his other articles at proportionately low prices
AS to the subject of his keeping different kinds of
goods that is as handy as it was to the miller to
keep two half bushels-one to toll customers
grainand the other to sell his by. Concern.
ing his coffee being exhibited in Portsmouth
know nothing concerning it which, with the
venerable Uranium, which if placed on the body
of donkey. (Lord save the animal) would
make very respectable appearance, About op-
position to foreign trade, he is complaining of
others for acting out his much cherished princi.
piles of Protection to home Industry. His good
character you can find it over his own signature
in two Advertisement in the jackson Standard; ;
in one of them he says no gentleman ever said
certain things in the other he says he said them
As to his epithets about liars aud blackguards,
shall haveto say to him as George Buchanan did
to the women the biggest -- throws the first
stone And having acknowledged himself not
o gentleman, shall respectfully decline hay-
ing any farther controversy with him about the
matter.
ELISHA F. SWIFT
Cross Roads June 2. '35.-tf.
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GRAND PANOR MA
D. aGaS5'g
CHEAP STORE,

] have on hand the most spIyndid assortment
Of Fancy and. Staple floods. Of all kinds. I
have Lawns, from 81 Si6221 cts, O. leo, 5l9I2l
Lusters, and Mesinoes 25SI5, Silk B4rege mn
Silk Tissue 32a50, oil Cslico's AMI bordrrinEs
Ribbons, Gloves, Laces, Collar, ,Chemisrtis Bon
nets, Florence Silks, and SILK oalI kinds Firing.
lngs, Edgings, Inserrings. Parusos, MusIfD.
and Barge Delaines, Swiss. Jaconetts, &c,
Broad Cloths, 250G600 Satiuetls, Twreds, anu
many other articles not mentioned.
Also, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes Ready made
clothing, Hardware, Queensware and Grocerir.
Of all kinds. Please give me CALL and satisfy
yourselves. ! will sell for l0 per cent. and Ia
of for cash Goods have never been known To-
sell SO low as they selling East side Of nlain
street, three doors below the lsham House.
Jackson, May 5th. '53--tf. d. LEACH.
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"Jamcstowu iddIIfOn 10 ilIe town
of Jac SOu."

Of Jac SOus"
n HE undersigned having laid out an addition
u 10 the town Of Jackson in Jackson county,
Ohio, with The above title, will sell TO the high,
est bidder, at public yeDdue, over ONE HUsDRED
In Lots, and PFTEEs Out Lots, part Of said ad
dition.
On Thursday fIIc 2sIh day Of
July, A. D., 1853.
Sale 10 commence OF Q o'clock A. NJ.
Terms VI faIe, one third cash In hand, one
third in six months, and The residue In one year,
with interest from day Of sale. Deeds 10 be
made when the purchase money ia puid, or 3d.
cured 10 be paid.
The DEFoT Of the ScIoro AND HocKNc Val.
LEY RAILROAD, and also the ExcA6SoE DEPoT, Of
the s. e. II. V. and the IIILISBoRo' and CIYcN.
MATT RAILROADS are upon said ADDITION, which
renders many 0f the Lots very valuable for busi-
ness purposes. There are also quite a number
Of Lots we'll and pleasantly situated for private
residences. Persons who wish 10 purchase
Lots in Jackson, will find 1t 10 their interest 10
attend this sale.
To those unacqu inted with Jackson county,
As 1T is, we would say that 1t is stua uated In the
heart Of the mineral region Of Oh o, and that lie
great mineral wealth Is just now being opened
up, and rendered available by the construction
of the aforementioned Railroads, which Gro IS each
other al right angles, upon Jamestown Add.
ton to the town Of Jackson" thereby afordlng
direct Railroad communication East, West,
North and S nth. The s. g. H. V. Railroad
will be in operation TO Jackson against the day
of sale The II. g. c. Railroad Is rapidly pro-
crossing, and will soon be completed to the same
point. Jackson county ia destined to become a
great manufacturing and wealthy cnommuity /;
with this certain prospect in view, men are
pouring into it, from every direction, and TO
gether with our older citizens, both in town and
are engaging in and prosecuting all
kinds OF business, with zeal and energy here
tofOre unknown.
Those who have heretofore known this town
and county, come now and see the happy
change, and those who have never known il,
would Go well to como and witness its bright
business prospects and facilities. The DAY OF
SALE will be good day to come.
JOHN D. JAMES,
ANDREW LONG,
R.C HOFFMAN,
N &. The Manufacture and sale of Intoxi- |
eating Liquors on the Lots North of Salt Creek,
will be prohibited by condition in the Deeds.
Jackson, May 26, le53-tds.
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Mem advertisements.
1000 BUSHELS WHEAT

AND CORN WANTED, by the subscriber,
n at his New Store House in OAK HILL, forI
which the highest market price will be given in
CASH j. JOHNSTON.
June 90, '53-3m
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RllL ROAD (ONTRACTORS

(AN always be supplied with the best quail
" ty of Rail Road Shovels, Picks, Mattocks,
Wheelbanows, Blasting Powder, Safety Fuse,
DC, at the lowest price by D. v. MURRAY.
June 9, '53. Portsmouth Ohio.
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JOHN D. JAMES,
ANDREW LONG,
r. c. HOFFMAN.

N. B.. The Manufacture and sale of Intoxi-
eating Liquors on the Lots North of Salt Creek,
will be prohibited by condition in the Deeds.
Jackson, May 26, le53-tds.
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n HE undersigned having laid out an addition
y 10 the town Of Jackson In Jackson county,
Ohio, with The above title, will sell TO the high.
est bidder, at public yendue. over ONE HUsDRED
ID.Lols, and PTTEEa Out Lots, part Of said adj
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Remaining in the Treasury, June
9, 1853.
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w EsT + bHSE5z I'm IN

w EST Est, 4 bAyE5v I'm IN f. IT,
46 hours TO Bo'u Il hoai to Chicago in Az hours
VIA CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAILWAY.
rom BLHr TRAINS.
s .snI Esgr, T 8,
Ihri Train-A recommendation at ~.
E9lr.h Tfaa Evening Express At S IS p, ~
NEW YORK. BOSTON AND MONTREAL
Frs Trnn Lgnr EsPre' leaves c9nrasi At o'clock
ra,rs MISSISSIPPI csna lI'Iatt ST. LtwRENei. caPH,r
sS"y sa Ss% Yors tV ani an sn ras Nss, s RSoa
~ New f2rE Bo,ion, niagara FALL osions,orl Montreal
Ga stopping All Way stations between cnOaAa and San
TOLEDO AND CHICAGO.
F TrsnLehtqas EIpre,' lssye, Cincinnati a. osPt
Egsa.qE Express Train Meassa southern -'oaio CHICAGO
DETROIT AND CHICAGO.
o F Win & @ sp.s lean. s2 CRY ed t T.
connecting Detroit with Morning Train Michigan ceu''Ai
Through from Cincinnati to Chicago direct
INDIANAPOLIS TEEEE HATTIE AND LAFAYETTE.
Third Accommodation Nj, Fourth irau-Eyerns
5cloeE A. s. train i5r Indianapolis, TeTs ,a'e AMI Lafayette
EATON, RICHMOND AND cENTgRyILLE.
First Triin-lshuing Elprr,a, o, and Second Train
Aenslioa Express = 9,loA connects At Hamilton to
oa soaa a a, Il, osmoa With ws ,' ia
TROY, PrqUA, E5e.
F,' TrNin-ghnng Express, O'Clock and Second Train
A.Sonnoiat on Express At ~ or ek connecting Dayton
" N7I9 anu A 'hs ca tue AAll ana
-Four Tr,ia-Eysuirg Express At 5Is O'Clock p 49, connects r
DA ION with Railroad 70 Troy connecting with bylea Omnibus
PtquA
Third alton at O'Clock Dayton
OXFORD AND CoNNERSvuLE.
First Lghtung Express ocloek Train
Express, ~ ooek sangrrs ty tb.
tan take Western Stage Co shines az uuioa Tor O19t Caauefs
Fourth Evening Express O'clock p ~ Passengers ty
this Hamilton Oxford
PARE.
Cincinnati New York Vi, axe Buffalo
Railroad either as
From Cincinnati To Nv 5rk I1ks steamer. to Roao Raj
-ke Buffalo I'd
York City and NeS York and III RMIfoNi
From tneilna io Boston via Lake steamers 90 Buffalo, A0any
and West.U lrJuis Is U0
An aditoUa rhars Of So cents Nngs Falls lae
Cincinnati Montreal Via Lake ..... n M
From ltbHl lossu Lake steamers aud Ogirn
From Cincinnati New York Lake eash.
From Cinrlunatf fo s Lake aisansr
Detroit
From Cincinnati To Chicago via Detroit II 81
From CiaeUnni Toledo
From Cincinnati IN Oh Toels,
From Cincinnati 90 SandHsk
cincinnati Do
From unna 10 "a, Haate.
From Cincinnati 90 aflyete.
From Cincinnati go To-
trrE tlaHuat 1 lsrr,u.t
RON MAJ! 20 roy 3 81
s'0iH 81 s.
from 'Ialhau 10 NafHiund
fT'' cincinnati W ~ "N ] p
From tiHrnn - spuuRtsd ..... ? o.
For al Information Tht5lr please apply at he oes
southeast eJfuet of Er alwnF
v. A. LATHAM. Ticket gent.
I}-' aa 7. ", SlRAbEk, General Ag.ut
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MEDICAL.


GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No,
~ I51 CHARTRFSS EET.-J WRIGHT CO havngresoiVse
TO stand uzvaed department Of their have
with the all the popular Patent
throughout the Uu1 constantly - 9
with fresh ample far beic the usual o.
enabled 10 ofF the inspector
opuhase the which De o IN h'er
other ire
sale Of Patent Nedcnea they have acquired cen hn
particular the upaedto
supply the
fail rea handsome either at whole
a retail At Establishment found aoftment 81
LLGENuINE PATENT MEDICINES The following list comprise
apartof their and be furnished dealers moscaro
sfrom twen
Fpgul ur nfraa
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Il NICKERDoCKER PATENT COOKING

PRICE Il C0ULON, Plumbers, 10Y Povdras
street New oTean pertfly armthe irieuda a-i ii. & FL
general that they carry Tie ali Is 7qnhcs
are erp1td 10 s1Ers HOT, GELD, PLU Meier SHOWER BATls
AMEkiChN ENGLISH s1d FRENCH WATER CLOSETS VASI3
BASINS, FOUNTAINS. BRASS FAUCETS
RANGES, ARDEN II Sc. IYnRAuilCRANS FORCE TfFI N
BEER PUMPS tited W. the style LEAF PIPES n vsl
tcscrrtHn re SH EFT LEAD and JOCK TIN als.5 a..
hand SHIP and sFaAMRoaT WORK neatly pa. Up and repaired
81 heahore'VN aHl0 "
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.


RALTIMo0REs L.. AND u. Q d E
III TO WEELNG-oN AND AFTER MONDAY January II, Pas
Trains will be as lollowa' , -. a
Leave Baltimore daily for Cumberland and nemedae places
For wheeling ETC. daily running through in y hours
For Iarpcr Ferry thence by connecting tram to winchester
Va, at a, daily except Sunitje
For Frederick day at A. NJ AZ except Sundays.
Leave Wheeling for Baltimore daily at A. n,
Leave Cumberland for Baltimore daily At lo;a0 A. NJ
Leave Cumberland 70, Baltimore daily at p ".
Leave arpos Ferry Baltimore daily at 2ab NJ hhd A. NJ
Leave Frederick for Baltimore daily except spndsy ats A. NJ ana
S:30r.s.
Through are issued between Baltimore Pittsburgh ATS 60
Baltimore and 1ancsSlle SS
Baltimore ana Columbus a.
wv 10 90
baltimore by az
Baltimore and Louisville by steamboat w.
Baltimore and staunon, Va ~
Baltimore aud Hagerstown 81
WtncAester, 30
Baltimore ard Gnareson ~
Baltimore and Petersburg 80
Wilmington v. 90
Baltimore and ason and weldon
Baltimore AID Richmond
AcG5mmodation Train, viii he run between Baltimore aud Eiei.t
Mills daily, except SUNDAY, rs 'ollOwB3
Camden Station s so A. NJ
Leave Mount Clara Station 80 r. NJ
Leave Elcots Mills Station A. NJ
Fare the trip Baltimore nnl Ficos N 80 eta
trip procured before entering the
abatement from the regular are o made oy he conductors IN
the cars. ...
Leave Baltimore Washington i;l5A and ST., 33Or NJ
! and P. 81.
On Sundays .t AIS 4 ard $40 N.
Leave Washington on Sundays at 4. n. md 5 p NJ 81,
The hrst and fourth an from Beturei aud NJ second and ar'
trains from Washington, will be Express Mail trains topping only al
i.9S'a ''' T ES6iA2p agent.
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fLAS TEks.
Sherman sPoor Mans
Ailsbis, oofMan's
kllnbasis iaRubbe Back,
The lnpru, I'd Poor Mans,
Jew navid's OF Hebrew,
Peter'p Vegetable,
Snapp'e Indian,
Uhits'a Machine Spread Strength
ening,
/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
KidI's Imperial,
Hefriek's Royal,
LlNlMENTs.
/ Bltler'g B3ce aud Fever,
Barilre's Lotion,
Dr.. Nagi5'n HCrse,
tlunl's, Hayes', Sclsns', Hevss
TOOTH PASvES.
Sheg man's Compound Orri7 Tooth,
Thompson's Aromatic Tooth,
ignaa's FoothEchs.
LoZEN6Es.
shefman's Cough, Worm Campte
= Chiug's Worn,
Wiftar'a Cough
DROPS.
Solomon sIoo'nssHa,
aernau'a ootharhs,i
ytll,sms'n To. .hache.
MISCELLANEOUS,
rhoru's Extract,
TiHer. Arenrum Extract
CartcrR Spanish Mixture
Mothers Rnls,,
Mrs. Kjdlrr'a Cordial,
vaGghn'E Dithcntrip.ie,
osyood q Indian CtolcgoEue,
Haley Forest Vine,
Mrs. Hayes nyaoutery Cordial,
ICullsn'e Female SpeciGc,
Cllln's Iadigu Vegetable Rene
It0vsnd's Magic Lotion,
Belts Army Tincv4re.
DAVIES Dsparatfye EI.raet
JAyue's Alternative,
layu-'s flair Dye,
Iayus's Carmina.ive.
S0sand'H Caiminatiye,
Balm Columbia,
uhhanb tle E'cctu0fy,
I1uss' ChcrlicAl Scan,
'Cumpion's bAlsap.,
&c" s'n 80 1N.ei,
us tiaye. wv " rt'et,
eItY 4,lN 10 M hil'"'i
Soass i11F hettor' ave-
loo1s = Lllly " Altr
beai 70 falf iNeatorhtVs
.eda tewaefs' Col9sneb
wen un'
s,fei,aa "a 9ain'
sAlfh OF liiead,
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MEDICAL CARDS.


years experiences In hiscity Practitioner o. WISH
attend prnrHlv o're practice for tlr 9ufe, tNs
method q informing The pHb, b. will sgat WIN Hn c
M Fcyers Agues Diseas, tho Head Itsar h-1 VF
Kidneys kheuatul Cancers Turner'S sores OF ursis IN so'u
alldsfaee the South Also elass Of comp a cteu enc
rial yp6il IN lis fors, Con rhea ia az q Us geses,
IT, Persona residing the country Gnd n1rNs WIN Ny
either male or female, It lrmc'a about th' nafs o. W.
by description Of their ee ,lsa =" III receive
prompt attention and be cured If possible ,. -, - ,-,
TT Ally Neneral Medicines win be sent On m s d
pon the Ease. Address f. LOCKWOOD No. ~ cor
i, " toSr'N ielS II
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asTEAM TO AUSTRALIA AND .>eass
- NEW ZEAL z. .a,. ~. ~ = 81 No.

~ ~ NEW ZEAL ND via PANAMA AND THE PA. 1870 u
llfl he Aes't lts m Pathc Mai Packet 49,
now in of building, for ser lie fosiSg IN lave
steamship, ILy.. g'uk h'l teff"
KANGAROO. itHtt1''tf
DISlNNia
tIEl-.----.- liz $40
" ACk SWAN .....-.., lb2O. .. ...,..... 3Da 80
MENGRA......... I5sp
No. - ' IAhh VII be dispatched from England for syd.
NV '' lf v'''fa t2 gw - intervals Of month,
CHAMPION NErTON Secretary
-I-------- 81 Moorgae street. London
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PILLS.
Chiohner'e Sugar-eoated Purgs.iye
pNEf'a Lifa,
Modatt's Lac,
Wrighps indian Vegetable,
Brandreth's Vegetable Universal,
Morriron's Hygaiauy
Lees Ngw London,
Ccoper's,
hnderson's,
Wistar's Gentle PorgAliys,
Hibnart's Anti bilious Family,
Swayne's Sanative,
Herrickis SuFar-conted,
SapPington's Fever and AaEua
Covsl's Rheumatic,
GraeueuseTg.
neneeris Vegetable,
Winer's Chsnomils,
Persian,
Allebasis' Health, ....
Allebasis' Azus,
Evans ChGaiomils,
VandtE's Anti bilious,
Ingoldby's Pile,
Jayne's Ague,
Halaey's Sold.
COUGH REMEDIEs
SheTman's balssrn,
buchaE' 3 hungarian,
DR., Davis's wild Cherry Gnd Tar,
Wlner's Eleeampane.
Wistar's baisnin,
yhompscn's Tar and Nspihe,
Jsyno'a EXpeetorant,
Duncan'a EIpeotorant
Bartholomew VS. Erp1Ytori.nh
Ralley's Syrup " lfthefry,
swRyne's Syrup VIVA Cherry,
schneck's Fulincaic Syrup,
Nov. England Pulnlonic Sy.uf,
TayloT's Balsam Lyerwofs.
blfTERS.
AoTatl FhenlIt
b.bbatt's " I'd Cherry
Wood's Wild Cherry,
blAks's Aromatic,
Herrleks
PANACkAS.
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Spring AND SUMMER =, &c

DAILY EXPRPSS ST ioTs u RiiSnNs
s,l r., me above Express viii leave Louis e, al ~
w.. ,l age Of +. Rtcherlspn Pnk1ees Parcels
bunhes o. 0oods Bank NOlea Notss
ana accounts collected paid promptly Goods or Produce
safted "'u COMMISSION buslptss tran
a. Line 70 tAflnvie Springfield and all noints nm the
"g o, Tue Alton and sangRmmon Railroad
the usual way. 'H' ''''''ue' ~ houfs IN aiFaneeo
rangemeu 500 O'""ueish requested to THIS AZ
Iys i ilsIsll y p R,rf sant;
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the public the advantage Of two fast Daily Mail line.
ARRwEN
New and irhladc " and I'M
Philadelphia lu mud Baltimore at and Pm
Rt4 aud aud Washington at and II AN and
p.N. aud and y.
Washngtou64 and Frederick burg Al u ~ nnd2 Ah.
ksbug u ~ aud Richmond and
ia and AM PrtersouTg AT and ~ Ah
Petersburg * rlM. and Weldon and ~ NJ.
Weldon II 49,. sud ?, NJ Wilmntion at An and Pm
Wilmington NJ 20 fM l~hHtlvttoh al An
By the above schedule will b. perceived that passengers going
South leaving Nrw York nj o. Philadelphia 81 10 r -
"A tAnch Chheson > G. M TWO lhe rom BALI
more rr beard the stcambat passing dowa the Potomac,
in, ,.v Of Mon Vernon, by daylight.
atyng Washst from baltimore by The Trim of9
A. NJ or 8 have the advantage 9 rest in
bond Steamboat aud m with htglbacksd
seats Rrrnup-d purpose, the Urnond tT rr kshutg AMI
Potomac nnd at Wilmington NJ c. An ~ hour nom
Wa.bbgtur n time 10 lodge the second night.
wulu hH lhe hs
advantage Of reaching .aotn c. The shortest pors6e time,
or Of osng If he journey, without neurng much de-
the usk of seioas delay In The event Of
! btra l. OF connection At any goins 4. .- ,,,.,
Ou Baggage Wagons provided on the line by which
ed through Philadelphia Bal
mo Waspgon krhuDud and Prtearg Tree d all cHehss and
Baggnse accompany traveller by dis route the who'll dis
tanrr between New York and Charleston, s. G.. -. .
"assengea Chason, point south Of W. 1g"o VIII
checked % Warrington, and Nsn lherieston
o . other point q. drstnsiun'
~, For further and "thrcugh Tickets fy in New
York Ht ntoud Or Liberty rt In Phil
asphta, bc rhsdept and Baltimore kAlro umc or on
. steamboats, New Castle Frrnrtnn tiB and
Baltimore At Ticket OHor, adjoining Washington
STOCKTON a FALLS.
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