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CHAIN PUMP
or Wafer Elevator.


THE undersigned in offering to the citizens Of Lam
Il caster and it, vicinity this valuable mode ofrsis-
ing water from eiderHs aud wells. and leels confident
he can render sAisfaetiH 10 all reasonable persons
wanting the article; having made some valuable i'm
provements in this Curb, Reel, Roller, & in turning the
edge the bat'Ons 90 the chain, which adds msteri
ally to is durability ard ease in raising the water;
they are applicable IN ~cistsrhs aud wells ofoTdinary
depths AMI when rr9pgiy patHP, are less liable to
got sut Of SrePeIruss any other tnsihod Of drawing
Important Advantages
II the above principle, con list IN keeping In WATER
PUREby sgi aion caused by The revolution Of the
chain when in molten, and the reaction Of The water
IN falling fIom the tube when the reel Is stopped. in
getting IN" water cold and pure when drawn, IN dis
PpBsing with the valves, which are liable 10 get ont
nlrepair 10 ihe ordinary pump, and 10 not freezing in
winter. which also prevents the tub from craking:
they raise the water as easy ifnot easier than any
nther mechanical principle.
Tho above article is WARRANTED IN be oEg0od
materials and well put mp or they will be removed
aud no pay or ~reeompenye asked for the trouble.
Thankful for the liberal patronage already bestow-
I'd, he wiili.ndesyor 70 render an equivalent 10 all
who employ him. I.sforence tn any or all for whom
~ has done work. Shop on Main street, ConHell's
Row. aboye the Eagle Office. c. r. BEVERLY.
LancAtsr, Nay 10, 1853. 9-ly.
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4 TIE GREAT HAT STORE, -
Both Wholesale and Retail. q

Y. Finliins has just received from New York and
Phiiadelphia one Of the hrgest stock Of Hats and
Caps that has ever come TO this city Of the latest i'm
proved styles, embracing every variety Of shaps,
Mole skin Hat, unsurpassed in ohio FOR durability and
ineness. Also, Young Mems Hats Of all kinds =
summer Hats consisting Of Panama, from 90 to a..
Pedal and China Stralg. y; aid and Leeh0Ta; Ma
niHI and PdlolLsaC, KDsssh hats, both. Fur and Wool
Fine otter and white Beaver for summer, the late
spring style Csssimer Hat, weighing ONLY 4 ounces.
Al sorts ofBoy's and Children's Fancy Hat. .Fur
and Wool, and Straw. Also . few Ladies late STYLED
Riding Hats. all Of which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms, lower than ever before.
May IA, 1883. ROBERT FIELDING.
n B. Country Merchants viii DO well BY calling
and examining my stock before buying eltewhere.
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North, deposited at a banking house in San
Francisco, lately, $4,000 in gold dust, the
proceeds of the labor of himself and son du-
ring the past twelve month";. Most off has
been. dug within the last four months from
a claim for which $1,000 was paid. The
fortunate owner of this snug little fortune
has been in the State only thirteen months.
He leaves his son still at work in the claim
with a fair prospect of continued fortune.
The Calaveres Chronicle states that two
men dug out of their claim in one day last
week lO4 ounces and So; another day S775,
80, and again SO ounces $40. A claim at
Owlsburg yielded 80 ounces in one day.
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ora man named Brogle has been con-
victGd at Slauntob Va, for committing an
outrage on afemale, and sentenced to the
penltcntiary for ten years.
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THE LONDON TIMES ON THE EASTERN CUES
TIoN.-The Times says there is nothing at
present to testify that the English and
French fleets will proceed beyond the Roads
of Tenedos or Besika Bay, although, in the
event Of the outbreak Of hostilities, the Am
bassadors would find themselves in a posi-
ton to command the services OF the Admi-
rails. But until peace be actually broken,
the Straits are closed by the Convention Of
1871 against the naval forces of all the Pow
ers, and it is of vital Importance to the main
tenance of peace that no signal of hostilities
should be given by a departure from the
terms of that agreement. Surprising that
the Russian Government adheres to the
course which it has Indicated in its latest
communication to the other powers, it would
seem that some time must still elapse be-
fore any decided events can occur. Itwould
not be before the Goth that orders to com
mence hostilities could be given, but, in the
meantime, the Russian Government will
have received from all the pricipal States
Of Europe the strongest remonstrances
against the conduct it has thought fit to pur-
sue. And the Times is wholly at a loss to
conceive what reply the Russian Cabinet is
prepared to give to representations so unan-
imous, so forcible ard so true. AS regards
the municipalities, should the Russians even
enter them, it is greatly to be desired that
the Turks should remain on the defensive
on the right bank of the Danube.
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LOOK Ar TMIsf
The Cheap Hardwars Stofe,

SELLING cHEAPnn THAN ANY a11En .nAnnNAnn
uorsr ~ c..,o. - skafl
ID bOPE has Just received ani now npcningAt
Il . the Cheap Hardware Store = general AssoSt.
msnt Of English GeraAn and Amerigan Hardware,
manufacturers and foreign Importers. These goods
have been purriageJ With great care, and AZ very
low prices, Which will enable his to take the lead
In the Hardware trade In Laheasfer His stock Il
now the largest ettt 1pened in Lancaster, and con.
sists 10 part Of the following;
70 Dozen Casteel Grass Scyihesi
10 German steel asst
brush Scythes,
% Assorted Corn Seythes.
q Grain Cradles. with scytheG
10 " Hay and Grain ltakesi
~ 2 . and 4 tine fafksi
~ /" Siekles;
iH5 pair assOrtedtrsee chains;
" " Wagon and PioW hAInesss
q " Breast chains;
~ Lock ehAiHs;
90 Log chains:
Nitha variety Of other goods, 10 ahith the dtien.
tlon Of farmers Is especially directed, Cor they VII
DO well TO call on p BoPs befors they purchase else
where, IS they will save money by II.
Next IN order, p. BOpE has provided . general A..
sor'inent ior the SADDbERS. OF every variety. OF
sooos IN tneir line OF business, such as Pad HOOKS,
ieTTets. hAher snd. breeehihg Rings, Ivory, brass
lined; shyer and Brass Rings, Brass and Silver
Buckles &c, OF every grade, Gig Harness, long and
snort TOP Coach Harness do. silver and brass plated
Harness, : . and 4 long spot, and all uverPlsted
flames; saddleI's plush, SILK do, hog skin seating,
deoTd Thread Saddlers Tools of evsry description,
- ~a nc ssaaleIs are directed as uhey WI SnyE rs.e
he is determined 10 seH s,d}lcry a H,rdNare rhoab-
err than wac ever heard o. bcler. IN tb.se tsrfs.
And now fr tho BUGGY n CARRIAGE
BUILDERS: In this line y. hope Of Lancaster, can
not be exceIIed auyvrbora In the vcst. lie has on
hznd-40 hides Patent Dash Leath,rs
80 pieces Coach lace.
bOO0 yards nail and paste do.
~ ~ rseces assorted DHmaski
o. uunSs ~ worsied'
pieteS assorted CAl- itatinofts.
rSee. dIAn; blue and green Clolh.
81 ~ ehNheiea muslin ana heavy DUCK
10 s|ae snelnelen Leatner.
u:.L w ~ shteI ana oisssP fin' sno ssha oahlsf
III 'aiEsy ~ 9thsn gooas I'd teo'ou, 70 NV.
~ 49, T., !, niI WI ~ pa ene.p, w y
= sLe Ntsn.Age o. thia of5hen o msenfn,es " L1oN
there's money 10 be ssved.
The CARPENTERS are not forgotten. P BOPE
has also provided for the bone and sInwe ID the com.
try. who build our cities and towns, and has on hand
Tor them-IisBd and PANEL Saws; Compass and back
saws: 8, 8, 81 and 6 feet Y Cut do; Iron and steel
Squares, Irving Squares. 3 To u inch; TO Z! men
Augurs, best make. Jack, smooth and lore flAHos'
Rabbit, Moulding, &c do; Hatehets and Hammer
Iron and wood BIacPsi Brsees and Bits, IRON z 10 ~
dollars; MOrtice and Soekett Chisels, single or ~
seusrt TO which could be added Eear score aud ten 9TH
or articles in this important branch Of industry, but
suffice to say, let the carpenters call on T. bOPE'
and he will take pleasure In showing them his goods
and sell cheaper than eyer-whieh viii astonish tho
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JUNE 80, 1853.

VJ
eceived this day at the cheap store (opposite
AOShaeiIer's Hotel) a large variety OF Fancy dress
Goods-such as plain Beragcs OF all colors.and prices.
Fig'd oerases of many styles. AMI cheap, some very
handsome, at only III cents a yard.
w. I. WISE.
ParasOlS.
A new stock Just opened, at greatly reduced prices
June 80, 1853. W.T.. WISE.
BonnetS.
ri ow opening, a fresh lot fine English straw. plain
~ LeghUrn, French Lace, Gimp, aud various kinds.
Some more of that same sort at 50 cents-csll soon
June 80, 1853. W.T. WISE.
Hosiery, Notions and Mic Nacks
In innumerable variety at w. T. WISE'S.
Queenswarc.
A bargain may now be had by any one in want q
IA a nice dinner or tea set, by calling at w. I.
Wise's, where a large and completely assorted stocki ;
now unpacking.
June 80, 1853
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FRoM cALIFoEEA.-We gather from the
California news the following items;
Heavy rains have fallen at Los Angeles,
a thing almost unprecedented. Great pains
are being taken with the fruit grown In that
region, and it is expected that the yield Of
figs, apricots, grapes, etc. will be this sea-
son very handsome.
The Marysville Herald reports that there
had been some difficulty between the Amer
lean and Chinese miners in Shasta county.
Tho latter were driven from their claims,
and a portion Of their mining implements
destroyed, The Sheriff Of the county had
reinstated them on their claims.
A secret circular, %purporting to be issued
by the Wing members Of the Legislature of
California, has appeared in the San Fran
cisco Times, and caused some excitement.
Its propositions were, briefly, to dissolve
the wing party as at present organized, and
to re-organize it under the name OF "Cali-
fornia Republicans" and to adopt a plat
form "embracing all the popular questions
of the day" The document, however, is a
forgery, and is stigmatized as such, by q
number of me nbers of the Legislature.
A line of magnetic telegraph.is being rap.
iuly ~uCtCu UCbWCOh pan IIhuClsIN
and Marysville, via San Jose.
The express from the Colorado Of May Il
reports the Indians quiet, and actively en-
gagged in farming. The Colorado had riser
eight feet. Quite a large number OF emf
grants had arrived from Sonora. About 80
900 sheep are expected 10 pass the deser
this ummer. Snow fell on the Isabe
mountains on the l4th of May.
The crops of Southern California promis
to be very fine, especially barley, whic
has been greatly assisted by the late rains
The shock Of an earthquake was felt a
Acapulco or the night Of the 3 of Jun
and considerable apprehensions of futur
and more disastrous visitations existed.
The rainy season had regularly set in
Panama. and the Cruces road only was pa:
sable, and is in a bad condition.
A miner, who had been at work in tn
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Ham 8 KKANDT.

DEGLERs IN AL KlgDs.oP
FOreigR& Domestic Wines 4 Liqucra.
SLAneaaersJnns -. 1854 lam y
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BOOK, STATIONERY, AND FANCY
STORE.

SIONEs
fHNHE subscriber has commenced the above bust
IL ness in the room lately occupied BY John L.. Tut
hin as a Book Store, directly opposite the Court
House, where he will deal in, and supply every thing
in the
Book, Stationary md Fancy Line.
Purchasers are in Jited to call and examine his
large and well elect stock, embracing Miscelane-
GUS, School Books. /lank Books, Stationery, Fancy
Articles, and everything pertaining to his business,
They will find him /lways on hand, ready and willing
to. supply their Vints, at prices that cannot fai Ito
give thorough Satisfaction, and he trusts that by
prompt attenti/a and low prices, he viii receive a
berai patronas\
May 81, IS43.\ D CORNELL, Agent.
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SAVE YOUR TEETH.

ENocroRs Seorr & KING have formed a p partnership,
AIfor tho purpose of practicing DENTISTRY
They guarantee entire ss~ti9laenenin setting Arilhelni
serve them for life, Their Office Is the Same recent
Nv occupied by Dr. King in Connell's Row, whore
thew viii be most happy TO see their friends who
may wish the condition Of their mouths improved. *
H. SCOTT. WM H. KING.
lancaster, Juns II, 1865. sms.
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Jonas Ruffner and Isaac Ruffner,)
as.
David Tusing & Barbara his wife.S
]. Holiday & Magdalena his wife, } In Partition.
Saml. Shoots & Rebecca his wife,
Jacob RuiIner, John Henthow q Fairfield Common
Mary his wife, Roles Il Emily Pleas.
his wife & William Crist infant
son of VIM rist * Anna his wife
now decd
TFNuE defendants are hereby notified that the petit
l. TONERS on this day filed in the Clerks office Of
the court Of Common Pleas for the county aforesaid
that certain petition praying that partition be made of
the following described premises, situated in Fairfield
county, to wit: a part of section No. 90 7. II Ri and
described as follows, Beginning at the S. w. corner of
said sec thence n. 40 four pole chains and 90 links to a
post, thence n. "a degrees Z , chains and 81 links
to a post, thence n. 60 degrees Ell chains and % links
to a post, thence Z Is chains TO post, thence $. 4
chains and 90 links to a sycamore, thence j. 3 chains
and 25 links to a post, thence $. 40 chains and 81
links to a post, thence W. 5S chains and 81 links to
the place OF beginning, containing DAT 72-l00 acres,
in such manner that 8 equal undivided 9th parts
thereof be set apart in se~veralty to the petitioners,
who hold by purchase the interest Of all ofsaid dsien
dants in said lands, except the said VIM. Crist and
that one equal 9th part thereof, be set apart 10 said
minor defendant Vim. Crist-and that said peti ion
will come on to be heard at the next DC ober term o
said court.
JOHN %GARAGHTY, Attorney for petitioners.
June %, 1853. S-6w
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0.5-on the 18th instant, 1856 English
Mormohs arrived at St. Louis, en- route for
Salt Lake City.
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P. BOPE wants YOU to ma 2 for hifG; all his sledge
Hammers. his Stone Picks his Crq~-bsTs; his Mat.
toeks, Sc. and in tuIH wants 20 sell yJi his Iron spd
Steel: his Anvils; his Blscksmith's Vices, Bellows,
aud Flies; Of which he has a superior lot, and will
sell to you so cheap that you wiz be amply cont
Pcnsated to give him your fir-t call. IRON must CONS
down, andP. BOPE wilt do all he can TO bring about
50 desirable an object Don't forget 7. BoPE's
IRON STORE,
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c. CT: -; - ::s =: 02
lbf.y Nor Rl.ucrd @ Nee fork scA tiass ~ sss-.s-s
fAsds ~ " orvs-on and amer The iss Of March
the inland between Rchmond
nehmond daily, 81 oceek A. ~ and ocioc ~ arrive
Nev York daily At ek A n, and sk r. N.
"a ............,.........I 90
q y /. Baunsrs ia .................. I oo
between p.l,lmor. Philadelphia, By rairosd %
Between bAlsipsrr aud Philadelphia, By Nov cAsls sd
menehsosn ans %
for nst class and " for each ID eiAss
through tickets Warrington
Information apply the ticket 80
Besides the through direct
Main Northern Route thrpsgh Direct
the Depot Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
nsos or ftsesrr and wheeling via tho Relay House. The
Be..cen washfngson and Pn.bars- -'--
Between Washington and watching tsg "a ri, -.
deemed proper addition stAte. the inoa,ion
thai mar daily lines
ngton and Baltimore, BY OF which traveller
through business pleasure has been delayed
In hi. power 70 proceed aecnvenient hour directly
osrics r.. r. p. r Z. Co.. ~ 40 7f'-- -
Richmond. FEB. 20, ls52. .t.... ... ......
p Tue night train win not stop take
except The following Taylorssie
Junction, Chesterfield Guincys
N u BY order of the Postmaster General
run between Richmond and Washington Sunday nights
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! .Asier-arssn oisron; Pias
ApEt Nnsnss.
k.fsr Heios-rnesi kind.
ka>es~siu1,.
hse<as>f-DiAch ana whlte
Ose<s-1llyyr shin; MAits Ppr-
sss.s fsliov and ksd.
! f~ss-Extrs Eariy; K.rly NAY;
Washington, do SrSln>, do ChArl.
ton, Dwarf Hue PrusslAn: DO
hALrowfat, nishop Dwaffproiinc.
s@Dssh
Ffsneh; 0nsrnssy, go :
FurAlsk-Carled.
. hsT1sv-Larrs Belt, OF Ban
nssss ro.ato shaped; Cayenne.
| y,tS,.snPkts-LArss Yellow
RA.sa~o-vietor,a.i ass'.io ..
kssdSaA--Lens Scarlet Mort
! % cearist Tarnlp; White dos
ALA sies so' Le.s sslmsn; sisei
, ,,Ss..v'---oss.s.,.s.. Oyster
A,s'useA-Round lsaved.
&sdsa-Early Bush; beI.
ies,afe-LarSv xed; do. fci-
wi RE-l l..s. ~ gIl II !
1 nrsll,-Early nat Dutch; DO
Red Top; Large White Noriolk:
Waite tsiesc, kuts Bags; Daie's
Hybrid 90 U al o. 20
l-Hcrb-Anniss; Carrovsy;
Thyme; CoriAnder, Lavender,
Sweet Basil; Rosemary; Sage /;
sasiusr savery, sssst Mario,
rum Benz. .,,...,,,.. !
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ID. W. TALLEY,

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Dire pr,. & Q, , ,e p, w., nSnne Two by AleSan
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Ss' y hss FTns che Psea1T works Of M 1Han
They S be- too glad t. hear continuation aud conclusion
Any TIA, have no, yei read Dumas ia Il his
aud no pleasure viii b. ounl agreeable nothing In novel
The Memoirs o. Physician The secret History lou. the
Nth ihiry engrayinss Complete In vouineaT
L.u M sixteenth sequel to the Memoirs Of Phyes1 nv
Az andre Dumas Two volume octave. az pages Prcc e
The Iron or and Adventures Of Br,g
This work = The q Three uarsnen. Twenty
After ana Hfage'onne Complete To-
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Louise Ia VALERIE or Second sere, and yp,i nnd Of She
Iron ~" y MeSlnire Dumas. Complete Two arge oc
San1nas eorlst por, ISaI' no 'sa aS 1t also
OF the Iron Mask" Price iOI the entire work OIL.
book Tn'ekeray sEsche, 10 Iresnd never woe
80 cents. ''''
MerdorThc Lady Of Mon.oresu; or France in the
sIteehth Century by AlyEandie Complete twoarge
yonms, Of Us pages with numerous Illustrative engavngs
The Reign Of The csyalIer Of
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receipt @" Tie price N the work they wish In letter ly4
WpLAcKsNTIIs TOOLswe respectfully ear the attention
hD q those H. want q D,ckn.' Tools 70 assortment
Mpu'eholc ard Common Anyis hotn so a. 2CoIbs
= ia Box and tpiter Key Vices, 80 10 50 he
Backsniths Bellows, from - 70 30 inch
"Alvood's.' sitdgs and Hand Hammers
stort aud Dies; sngie and D ube Hand Screw Plates
oF o s% SS5 d Sirfhs' fs ol i $40. ss,
AZ u which shall te sold on sccomnoda ling terms
~ r. MOORE 90,
sai2 Importers Of Hardware, 80 Msin st.
Mo- n; G. CUT nEREiSGs, In ibis
- No. Family Roe do do
No "'' do I GS DO DO
a., IT, Newfoundland Go''i Herring" in DS 'ts5. IId fT
! Main street [ms2sl ID D. EVANS
An Bulls oRUsHED AND PULyrRlsgD SUGARS, rsceiy.
us BACON BGsKERvnL
us " 81. "a i F,sri.9s,,
HDAR AND sHEEr COPPER, ZINC AND sPELTgR-in store
- iOr sale ~ y w. sKtNKER,
bis No. 70 Pearl street.
rNNIN PLATE ASD sHEET 1RON-25O boxes Tin plate 100
bundies Sheet Iron ~ 'i9re, 70, ,,is ~ ,
- MOT AND LFAD-20 bsg' Shot % gE. Led p boxes
Jyi8 No. 10 Pesri street.
6tLAmVrED AND cOPPgE suGARs-5o bb. Clarified Sugar
jyis y fL SKINNER, No 10 Pearl street.
HpALNErTo BAsKErs or Sailor Baskets LsrIser Wort
tfarHfsief; Willow Travelling. Key, Clothes, and Fancy
Hastets. far sale by Uyi6l ZfMaERMAN.
LAndrehs genuine Turnip seed, o. the following hns VS.
white gat Dutch, Nod Topped Large Norfolk Large Globe Kuta
p JoIIasfos 4 BRiJTHEs Drussb.
je23 1i5 Main street Hlchniond. Va.
uhEkt WAN 90 MO Peruvian Uuano, stofeior
HlsP l@sse-iI Ay 49, Lkk
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1.ssrag~.-Whlls Giant

1@fer1fes-Wh 8iAnl
ArflcAok~-Larxe 0lchs. I Il
1e1ss-L~rgs lima; SNAIL de,
ked Cranberry; seArlsi Raan.rs,
MspE Er.r,yr.l,o,. NJ.
M.eks, do ns,sAuk, % China. DO
.sleetApe ", hslf Aloon; Rslux,s
ivvv 70 one, Ned CRANBERRY,
bssHEry Hood rurnlp
Rooted; de rsAss a. a.: Io,,5
Hood; white sllesIsn. ts.n.e
ragAr, hAngel wnrt.sl
o. hceos-rafp's Gaps wAI..
Ce1eaee-Early Yerk; LAR.
do. Early sugar Loaf Do Batter
Bee; do oxheare do vAnaok. 40
konpervii; Plat Dutch; Drum;
head; LArEv Bergen; Green Curl.
ed savoy. Dyumhssd savoy; Red
Dutch FOR Pieklinr. -
shsledo~c>r-kzriy and Late.
CSerT-whitesoiid; Rel DO.
Car'vs-tenE orspxs, kArly
Hsrn. Altringham, White Field
Orcss-Curled OF Pepperrrass.
Cscssat'er-kariy kran,s.' 40
Clasisr, Long Grsen, Long Green
soashs.te; White spined, gher-
0ers-r.rIy Sugar, do rsscs.
rorA, dY yellow. llt- ui.. .Is1l
kndire-ureen curisd.
fcp fftp.f. -A
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ale. NIL be ehassd person taken ap ats point no, dessna
d viii required TO the charge the last designated
point and person desiring % leave the train point not de-
gnAted will the charge the desisnsted with
his proNso that aha -
stsncs both the points be regular stopping places. otherwise
,he charge will not bs less than nfy ~
oehAe being made 10 The Abore for baggage the Com
will not be responsible for unless nesh
the part OF their Asen and viii
BILE for sPeee b NOTES e~ey anything bat the Psssen
gers necessary baggage. -...t 90 .7-.N 81
the Wishing be should
signal Q Handkerchief and II
aht with light from the time the train four hundred yards OF
ahtl reaches them best hsweyer
tieahe to get In staepo regular stopping places in the
Of the Gailbeng
able to stop At other points the road. n a ..l.l
Passengers wishing down depots
the Train Captain their wish amer leaving the
J., b ID. 10 %
Passengers prohibited from standing platform the
srs, or getting In OF out Of the when in notion
BY order % the Reard ct pirrcturs:
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AJers(-on June. isca the ellovins
% NJ 10 s;:ss : a; e "a
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"oat stsscs arrive In sAunton O'clock NJ leave
next morning by ESprcss ue. at A. M-spend the
Rrer Hotel aud reach the white Sulphur at
10 A. W., second day nom Staunton.
Coaches to travel as the party wishes be
coach can he secure paid paid
for IL all the outside nside the
OF carrying the allowed baggage the number
paid for
for the further comfort
mediation line Coaches which will
s stop for the night at the Bath Alum Warm Springs
they desire, and the
1HdrdHice~fRp hat tlsr, sAdN Dc n nigat trarel"
ave will at Springs each coSeh
accommodate visitors going West East
IN the regular line wM r. PARISH 4 CO,
- by J l.. HnsKnI, Agent
. TRY WEEKLY CONNECTION.
To Lynehburg Mondays, Wednesdays Fridays going
GP hre.:.... ~ so
travelling without their
the Ticket agent and also shew another the
An extra charge will be made
H. IL GILL,
Superintendent Transportation. '
W Washington passengers
that city in - hours from staunton, taking night
Richmond frederieksburg and Potomac Railroad Company.
Je2O r. n. GILL. Sup't
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