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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-10-05
m. SOoTT. DENTIST.

xyr HAS opened his new office In Euing's
Esr6k%E2 II Brick Building, MAIN Street, the
lIIYF|2A mn, whore he can be found every day
~LLIlJ during business hours, from ? 10 12 M.
and from to O'Clock, Il. NJ. For about 90 years !
have aborod constantly TO obtain that state Of porfoe
on In hlllng plugingj Teeth, which would result In
saving for life all the natural toeth It Is not
question with skiiil Dentists whether they be saw
mount Of labor aud 10 each operation, and usong
but gold lngs Success In this vast
amount Of suffering from too aud from extract-
Ing teeth and wearing OF artificial teeth, which is tho
result Of decnyod tcoth neglected. give my pat
rons eortud guarantees to be effective during the lives
ofte parties tho permanance OF the Filings
wen as tho entire safety of the tooth, no charge
will DO made for repairing if should become
ccssnry. extract teeth at all times and treat Diseases
u the mouth Thankful for the very liberal patronage
have received from tho citzcnts OF Fairfield cOhny
for tho last u years. respectfully ask for Its contln-
unnco. .mi II. SCOTT.
May &, ls5i--3ml
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nAGIIERREOTYpER.

VIZ sunscribss having purchased the ishment
pin. ~ Meiaiog, VIII be- pleased To inodate
~ Nh9 may require his servicoA lhe above line
sPtosded Win The best modern Instruments and l.
proved style Hours FROM O'Clock until & -
Lancaster, December z, isS. VIM. GRIswoLD
ID Y. instructions given IN NE art aud apparatus
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McCOrmiek's = Reaper and Grnss Cutter and
MOOrcss Wheat Drill .r/

Farmers give us call, Everybody give Us call,
and buy goods aud wares, piouhs ind shpres,
and we will try In turn 10 buy ycur corn, your wheat,
hank notes. nught you may desire 10 spare Of brok
pots or other ware We therefore have the highest
hope, Without designing any Joke that you viii give
bepl share Of patrpnhgeto who arc detormlned to
do hiislness on the most llbernl forms:
February ~, 1884. eUIARlSB, WRIGHT & co.
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GEORGE ID. SHOCKLEY a. Co.,,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers I'm Boots
and Shoes OF ali kinds and qualities,
Mrs, Grecne's Block, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
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CITY or LANCASTER;
'TI.arsaay morning. Oct. Issa


RxnkakABLE ASEcDorE A correspon-
dent ofthe Petersburg Express, at Charles
towa. Virginia. communicates to that pa
per the following series ofincidents, which,
iftrGe. are certainly very singular: Ay
Washington was accustomed to wear
two watch seals. one gold. and tho other
iof sill Upon both Of them the letter
q. w. were engraved, OF rather cut. These
;seals he wore as carly as 1888, and they
were about his person on the terrible day
Of Braddock's defeat. On that day he lost
the silver seal. The gold one remained
with the general until the day Of bis death.
aud was then given by him to his nephew,a
gentleman of Virginia, who carefully pre-
served it until about seventeen years ago,
when, in riding over his farm. he dropped
it. The other day the gold seal, lost sey.
cnteen years ago, was ploughed up recog-
nized from The letter G.. W. ON it, and re-
stored to the son ofthe gentleman TO whom
Washington had presented it: At almost
the same time the silver seal lost in. 1854
just one hundred years ago, was ploughed
up on the site Of tle battle in which Brad
dock was defeated, and in like. manner re-
eosnized from the letters G.. w. So that
in a very short timo the two companions
win be again united. l have this whole
statement from the most reliable source
possible, namely, for the gentleman him
self, who has thus had restored to him
these precious memen,oes Of his great an
cestor The affair is but one more proof
'ofan oft-statcd maxim, that truth beggars
fiction in strangeness.. | repeat, there is
not the slightest exaggeration or misstatc-
.ment in the matter;and no room for mistake
In legal pbrascology, the truth excludes
every other hypothesis
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. 2nTnns f,rnnnrias.

TILLbe received on the FIRST train this City from
wv the south, comprising articles IN every depart
Denl, In ine we afe receiving everything which Is
connected with the comfort andeyen luxury o. families
nnd persDns, es. WHITE JR. g. JULIAN.
April n. 1857. $50 f'A+
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Ia w MOTTO oE.
ALFRED wII.LIAmS,

.fJFsf ALFRED WALLAAMN,' ~a'
ATTORNEY AND CouNsEtLoH AT LAW, ,LAScAsrER, oBro
VETIIL practice in the Courts OF Fairfield and ad
wv joining e0untles. ~ Ga. -{sG ~
lie may be found during business hours at the once
0f H.H Hunter, ESD. isy' may -, 1854
OHuEe Orange Seed ana Plants.i'
TUVIIE undersigned have large amount Of Usage Or
ange Seeds nndP Plants ofthc best quality surpassed
by noDen the they will lowest
market price. .1'e 7t+ W. = 90 %
- HEDGES SET AND WARRANTED,
AZ nom 30 to 40 cents Per rod, with far dcdueou
where large contTacts made,-s-r = st.,scs4 ia
HEDGES CoMPLETEtY GROWN,
Al from IS cents 10 StP rod-4hea payments as fol-
lows-H when the hedge Is set, and the balance when
il " III answer the purpose of good fence. srs,s
HEDGES GROWN.
For what dlsiniereed judges will say itis WORTH (as
compared with good fences) when II Is completed.
h = HEDGES CoMPLETBLY GROWN, $50
At ~ 10 sIa5 ger rod 20 DO paid for when completed.
't- 4 e JAMES. SUMPTER & CO., Dayton, Ohio.
JANIS SuMPTER, College Corner Butler county Ohio
JAMS McGREw, AlckahdefsslIle, Ohio t ~ 80
Mar I,ls5l. O.. MARTIN, Agent, Carroll. ohi6%
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GLASS BRrcKs.--0ne Of our small oiiy
arch'ns hearing bis father read an article
IN the paper in relation to new invention
oI brlcksoi glass,exclaimedl Glass bricks?
| kpowtwhat them is! What are they?
enquired one Of the family. Tumblers Of
llcker! almost Shouted thv young juvenile.
Ioiedo Bidtie.
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slsiins Of SOFAS, solid
Mahogany Chnirs,

Tables Stands, Fine Bcdsteads, Mattresses and Look
ing Glasses. ~
CINCINNATI FURNITU RIFLE will also keep on
hand-a genornl assortment OF Cincinnati Furniture,
which will be sold at small advance upon city prices,
to buy Furniture, by making TO their advantage to
purchase Of the subscriber, Offering them other home
or city manufacture.
The long reputation Of his establishment for the best
work needs no cOmmonatlon, but would Just say, as
enee aud good workncn thatall work sold by will
be warranted TO be right.
Thankful for pAst mvnrs, he respectfully soitcts n
continuance ofpublic patronage. In the same building
Is Mr. q. Smiths Chair and Bestend Factory, 80 that
customers be accommodated In all kinds of Furni.
uro Call and see largo and splendid lot Of Fnrn-
turo. GEORGE L. ECKERT.
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SOMETHING TO DE REMEMBEREp. We
should make IL principle to extend tho
hand Of friendship to every man who dis
charges faithfully his duties, and maintains
good ordcr-who manifests deep interest
in tho welfare ofgeneral society--whose de-
portmcmt is upright, and whose mind is in
telligent--without stopping to ascertain
whether he swings q hammer or draws a
thread. There is nothing so'distant from
allchim asthe reluctant, khe backward sym
wthY, the forced smile, the checked con
yersation, the hesitatng compliance, which
tho well-oG are apt to manifest TO those a
little lower down. with whom. in tho com
parison ofintcllect and principles orvirtue,
thOy frequently sink into insigniIlcance.
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WHAT meal is ploasahtcr than Sabbath
morning breakfast at home, in the bosom
Of your familys The bright sunshine
streams through your curtained windows,
the far off sound Of holy bells is waited up
on the breeze, and before aud around you
are the sweet smiles Of those whom you
love. The cares Of the world are tcinpor-
arily forgotten, and brighter and holier
ieeling dawns upon your heart, You ex-
pcrence in the full sense Of the word that
the Sabbath Is day Of rest aud prayer,
and the holy Influence ofthe time andhour
makes you a better and happier man.
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NLARKE,s CornstaIk nnd strnw Cuttcr,

An articles superior 10 NIL others OF the kind In the
country, and TO which invite the special atten
lion nt the Earmpr. Ths machine for cutting shock
10 to 10 pcr cent Corn Fodder whom cut is nearly
quite equal 10 hay for feeding either cattle horses
making an acre. of we'll saved corn fodder worth two
Aoree of the best grown hay In Ohio. They caleu
lated for either hand or horse power. We are also
"a nirnl sh In nralAr ~ l----- - ~.
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AGROTrO.

II was sounding grotto, yaultcd, vast,
o'erstuddedw with thousand thousand pearls,
And crimson mouth'd shells, with stubborn eurls
OF every shape and size, even 10 the bulk
In which whales barbor close TO brood and sulk
Agans, coming storm. t [Kcuts.
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TnE lloaE or TAsrg. How easy il is
to be meal to boolcapl How easy il Is to
Sarrangc lbe rooms with the most graceful
prcpriety! How easy il is to invest our
houses with the truest elegance! Elegance
resides mol with the upholstercr or the
draPerit is not put up with tho hangings
and curtains; il is not in tho mosaicS, the
carpedng, the rosewood, the mahogany the
candclabras, or tho marble ornaments; j,
exists in the spirit presiding over the
chambers OF the dwelling, Contentmen
must always bo most graceful; il sheds
serenity over the scene Of abode; II trans
forms waste into garden The hom,
lghtoed by these, limitations Of noblcl
aud brighter life may be wanting In mucl
which tho discontentod desires, but 10 It,
ihhabitants il viii bea place far out-vyInl
the oriental in briliancy and glory.
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Iiuggy and Carriage Makers

VTTIIL mud, at the Men Hardoars Store, orrosite
wv the 7aifmadgs HoHss, one ofthc largest and bes
selected stock Of Trimmings opened in this mar
ket. Consisting In part OF ...,.s -, s. -
100 Pieces Enaml'd Duck and Canvass, -
Is .. ,ts Raucy eOl0red do. G. o.. -..
50 Z" all Wool and union Damasks
so Hides pateat and EnamiId Leaiher, tt..-a
Brass and Silver Plated Bands, Top Props,
Stump. JOints, Laces, Spring, AKels- etc. ~ i
Lancaster. April "a, 1854 JOHN EFFINGER.
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IN adultion 10 the Olu Stock on nahu'
JOHN LYONS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
AND DEALEN IN -t'l
Bacon, Flour, Fish, Salt, Glassware, sionewgre, To-
bacco, Cordage, Twine, Notions, Fruits,
Nuts, Candies, DC.
NORTH MAIN STREET, LANCASTER
VNVTTES the attention Of the czeus Of Fairfield and
adjoining counties, to his new Establishment which
iSitod up In superior style, door West of his old
stand and immediately adjoining the Dry Goods Store
Of Mcssrs. Reber, Kux a. Co.. whore he will be pleas.
cd to see all Of his old customers and ten thousand
new onos. lie has atiod up in goodstyle
AN EATING ROOM,
Where persons from the country having their ladies In
town, VIII fnd pleasant retreat An extensive Ware
house in the rear, with isle leading from tho back
yard TO Ills front shop, with Ano hchlnG place.
ALSO, FEED FOR HORSES,
Having the advantage Of the railroad he s prepared to
sell Wholesale and retail for the nlmbe sxpense. Ac-
c0mmOdnting clerks roady to walt on you from the
ehlld's cent 10 the gcntloInan's thousand dollars
April 20, 1854.
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A RIcn CAsE.--Some yearsago an Irish
man was knocked down and robbed. He
accused a man of having committed the
robbery; in due time the case came up for
trial. The Irishman being upon the stand,
was crossed-examined, after having sworn
positively TO the guilt Of the prisoner, by
one Of our keenest lawyers, and something
like the following was the result:
You say that the prisoner at the bar was
the man who assaulted aud robbed you?
Yes.
Wa'it by moonlight when tho occur
renee took place?
Devil the bit Of ii.
Was il starlight9
Nota whit; it was so dark that you could
not have seen your hand before you.
Was there any light shining from any
house near by?
Diyil abit iv house was there any
where about
Well, then, il there was no moon, no star
light, no light from any house. and so dark
that you couldn't see even yonr hand be-
fore you, how arc you able to swear that
the prisoner is guilty? How did you sec
him? @
why, yer honor. when the spalpeen
struck me, (my the devil fly away wild him
the lire flew out iv my eyes so bright you
might have seen to pick up piu;you could
be wbcrs.
The court, jury. counsel and spectators
exploded with shouts at this quain! idea
and the prisoner wasdircctly after declared
not guilty. "
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YzssEs65sSsSss7 psEsIS5a5s5sssE Eeslssas5Ssss sd1
f-rll-- ~ s-HE A-<Ss-zH---Ka-.i 95s.L.sS .is95s.L. 3
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AWEAK SroMAcH.-0n one occasion
the Vice Chancellor, Dean M iller, said to
me very abruptly, You have been looking
at me some time; know what you are
thinking on; you think eat confounded
dealP No, Sir said. i am surprised
that you eatof such variety Of dishes.'---
The truth is, said be, Il have very weak
stomach, and when ithas digested as much
as II cane Of one kind of food, II will set to
work and digest some other observed
10 him, That the weakness Of his stomach
resemblod that Of DR.. Topping, a physi-
cian at Colchester, who, when gentle
man with whom lie was dining expressed
somo dissatisfaction at his not taking clar-
ct, which had boon provided expressly for
him, answered; Il have no objection to
take bottle, or couple, of clarct, but
have SO weak stomach, am obliged To
drink a bottle Of port 6rst.- Cummings
"Reminiscences.
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-INfOhmAtlVN fOtb EnlthANIo TO NAN
Gas. Persons intending to cmigrate to
Nebraska, will find the following informa-
ton from tho Boston Adveytiser, valuable.
1t will be seen that Intended emigrants
will do well to commence their journey
ms soon as possible; many and important
advantages are secured by the first cmi-
grants:
L.. No person receives any gift Of land
in Kansas, or Of passage TO Kansas from
government, from the Emigrant Aid Com
.pnny. or any body else. But any actual
settler there obtains a pre-cmption right TO
100 acres, for which he will not have TO
pay for several years. II will then cost
him 81 ,25 per acre. s.55. ~
g. The Emigrant Aid Company Of
Boston and that Of New York, furnish
through tickets for board exclusive.
5. Any person who wishes to CORES
pond with these companies should obtain
the names ofall emigrants In his neighbor-
hood and then write to Thomas ii. Webb,
Secretary Of the Bostson Company, or
Rensselaer, n Havcns, Vice President OF
the New York Company.
4. All persons who 60 to Kansas will
wish to take up land Mechanics get
good wages, but will stake off claims with
tho rest. The winter is mild. and to pre-
pare for farming next summer the emigrant
will be wise 10 go forward this fall. The
next Boston party leaves September 26th
8. The first company have called the
hill on which aro most Of their claims.
Dread Mount in memory Of the Dread
Hill in Worcester, on which is the resi-
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rHEO OLD SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY
Mossrs. Clarke, Wright n CO.,

Messrs. Clarke, Wright ~ Co.,
TVAvE inken for nunihcr Of years. the Foundry
4 4 owned by John Arney, Esq, situate spOR CoiHm-
6as and Broad Streets in The city of lancaster, whore
they dctermlnod TO bo on hand with all such ari
cles In their line, as the country requires
COAL, WOOD. COOKING AND PkRl0UR STOVES,
Mill -Gcnrlng, Machine CASTINGS aud
NSNN VPLOuGiiS, Of various patterns, war
NapS1kllal rantod superior article, together with
all minor articlcs la the Foundry line.
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KsowLEDGE. What an excellent thing
is knowicdgeP said sharp looking, bust
ling little man, TO one who was much older
than himself. Knowledge is an excel
lent thing, repeated he; my boys know
more at six and seven years old, than did
at twelve. They can read all sorts of
books, and talk on all sorts Of subjects
Tho world is great deal wiser than il used
to be. Everybody knows something of
everything now. Do you not think, sir,
that knowlodgeis an excellont thing
why, sir, replied the old man, looking
gfavely, that depends entirely upon tho use
TO which il is applied II may be n bless
ing or curse. knowledge is ouly an IN
creasoof power; may be u bad us well as
good thihgg
That is what cannot understand, said
the busting little man. How can power
be bad thing?'
i will tell you. moekly replied the old
man aud thus he went on: When the pow
er Of horse is under restraint, tho animal
rs useful in barring lhe burdens, drawing
loads, and carrying his master; but when
that power isunrestfained the horse breaks
his birdie, dashos TO pieces tho carriage
that hc draws. or throws his rider
Il soel sccl said the little man.
when the wator Of n large pond is prop
crly conducted by trenches, il renders the
.heitls around fertile but when it bursts
through its banks, ii sweeps everything
before II, and destroys the produce Of the
ahclds.'
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IlEEAT BARGAINS IN FUHNII
GEORGE L. EckERT.

GNTtLL continues Mt his old stand Main Street. tpe
doors East If thc Hoeking Vaiiey BaHk, where will
be found general assortment OF all kinds
FURNTrU RE, which is admitted by all 10 be the larg-
est and cheapest ever before kept in this city, from tho
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Mechanics. Tools.

SUlTEnt TO all trades aud OF the most approved make
rHCButchers Cast Steel, Frmer and Sackocs Gougcs,
Spear and Jackson's 5 Cast and Spring Steel Saws,
Butchers Double and Single Plane Irons,
Ohio Tool Company Planes, 0l,r "A Z, .r
Masons and Plasters TrowIs,
Co0per's Drawing knives, etc, for sale ehehn Nv
April 90, 1854. JOHN EFFINGER.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-16

1925 From Jefferson by Hickory HILL Daingerfed, 81
miles and back, three times week.
Leave Jefferson every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
urday at IL m ..-# s.-#
Arrive at Danger6eld next days by lam;
Leave Dangerheld every Wednesday, Friday, and
Sunday at p m; - 77's-i
Arrive at Jefferson next days by ii a m.
1'-- Bids to run six times week are invited --
1926 From Jefferson, by Smthland to Point Monterey,
IS miles and back, once week
Leave Jefferson every Friday at pm;
Arrive at Point Monterey next day by IL IN;
Leave Point Monterey every Saturday at IL m
Arrive at Jefferson next day by ii
1927 From Jefferson, by Galaea, Port Caddo, Cooks
Store, and Jonesville, to Powelten, 48 miles and
back, once week.
Leave jefferson every Saturday at am =.
Arrive at Powellton next day by II a m
Leave Powellton every Sunday at p m;
Arrive at Jefferson next day by p m.
- Bids to run twice week will be considered.
1928 From Mount Pleasant by Gray Rock, Lone Star,
White Oak, Tarrant, Black Jack Grove, Timber
Creek, Greenville, Bean Creek Wildwood, and
Black Hill, to Dallas, l42 miles and back, once
Leave Mount Pleasant every Monday at am
Arrive at Dallas every Thursday by II m; So
Leave Dallas every Thursday at P m -.
Arrive at Mount Pleasant every Sunday by 6 m.
Bids to run twice week are invited. -.
1929 From Daingerfeld by Mount Pleasant and Union
Bridge, to GAINESVILLE 60 miles and back. three
times week.
Leave Dainger6eld every Monday, Wednesday, and
Lesss clarksvills svrry' Taesdsy, Thursday, and
Arsi sss ss D. e. mex. days By M.
Bids to six imes week will be considered.
1880 From Daingsrfeld, BY unionylea % Boston, 20
Leave Daingerfeld every Sunday at a m;
iaa Arrive At Boston same day by 9pm; ma1 IS
Leave Boston every Tuesday at q m ;.Ajala
Arrive at Dangerfeld same day by 9 p m.s
Bids to supply Myrtle Springs from the neares. Of
fee will be considered. M
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Leave Liberty every. Friday at "a m;

Leave Liberty every Friday at So nj easE
Arrive at Galveston next day by p m.
1859 From Galveston to Sabine City, IS miles and back
week.
Leave Galveston every Tuesday at IL m;
Arrive Sabine City next day by am;
Leave Sabine City every Wednesday at 10 a m;
Arrive at Galveston next day by 2 o m.
Bids for twice-a-week service are invited.
1860 From Houston, by Housewife, Rock Island Wash
p 1go1' r indePendence, B,e1ham, Vine Grove
Cunningham Alum Creek, Bastrop, Webberville,
and Cases, to Austin, lS6 miles and back, three
times week. e
Leave Houston every Monday Wednesday, and
Saturday at 4 m;
Arrive at Washington same days by g. pm;
Leave Washington every Sunday, Tuesday, and
Arrive La Grange same days by IOpm;
Leave La Grange every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at M
Arrive at Austin days by 10 pm;
Leave Austin every Sunday, Tuesday, and Thurs
: day at m;
Arrive at La Grange same days by IOpm;
Leave La Grange every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at a m;
Arrive at Washington same days by 1Opm;
Leave Washington every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Sunday at m;
Arrive at Austin same days by p
Bids to perform service six times week will be con-
sIdered.
Bids through in 36 and 49 hours, either three
times six times week, invited
Bids to omit Washington, independence, Vine
Grove Round Top, Ru'ersvlle, La Grange, Plum
Grove, Cunningham, Alum Creek, Bastrop Web
bervile, and Cases, and run through in "a hours,
will be considered
1861 From Rock Island, by Washington, independence,
Brennan, Vine Grove, Round Top, Rutersvile,
La Grange, Plum Grove, Cunningham, Alum
Creek, Basrop, Webbervlle, and Cases, to Aus
tin, lao miles and back, three times week.
Leave Rock Island every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at m;
Arrive at Austin next days by 6 pm;
Leave Austin every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at m;
Arrive at Rock Island next days by pm.
This route is based the invited service in the
going number
1862 From Rock Island, by Tppets, (no oce,) Wades,
(no ofice,) and Gaston's, (no ofice,) to Hodges,
(no ot6ce,) so miles and back.
Leave Rock Island every Wednesday at 10
m;