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TRAVELLING In THE oLDEN TINES.

A correspondent of the New York Tn
bune, in writing about the change in
travelling in the present day in compari.
son to what it was years ago, says :s,e
In 1913 the fimihes of Rode!phus, Ed.
ward and Nathaniel Doane were ninety
two days in travelling from Connecticut
to cleveland. "A fewsyea later the Rev.
Mr.. Bacon, the pioneer rnissionary TO the
Western Reserve. and father Of Or, Bacon,
of New Haven, had a journey almost as
tedious, and attended with tremendous
bardships. Now Cleveland aad New
York city are only "twcnty-four hours
apart. The Journey, now only costs about
one-quarter Of the mum Der Of hours that
it did days fitty-fise or sixty years ago.
Aslatc as 1918, when the roads OF
Pennsylvania were considered not bad,
m fact when old travellers remembering
the past, esteemed the roads magnificent,
| II took some six weeks for q friend of
mine to travel from New York to New.
ark, Ohio. In 1882, with span Of good
horses before light carriage. the Journey
could be accomplished IN from sixteen 70
twenty days, and the speed was consid-
cred little short Of extraordinary. At
that time a merchant from the interior of
Ohio was thought to accomplish prod
ICY of speed to mount coach of William
Neil i Co. for Wheeling, and then ono Of
Reeside d Co. s coaches ct Wheeling Cor
baltimore, and then the Lightning York
City, there purchasing and shipping his
goods, and getting back homo the same
route, and al in four weeks. 1t was not
an all summers Job, it took only four
weeks. 10. = --.',.i els ... 49,
But now Ly Albany or Dunkirk the
Columbus merchant reaches New York
city in thirty hours, can do a heavy deal
in the business way, and be home the
same week. In single week he cen
actually make greater variety of pur-
chases in Boston, New York, Philada-
phia, and Baltimore than he could in four
weeks even as recently IS in 1892 /
remember very well that year making
my first Journey to the Buckeye State in
a private carriage. AT night the wagon
yards about the tarerns were full of Cen
estoga wagons, with their wide and deep
fellies, dragged from ten to fifteen miles
day, by six, and sometimes eight great
horses. These wagons usually had ton
of freight TO each horse and when . car
avan of dozen or twenty Of these mon
ster teams might be seen slowly ascend
ing the Alleghanies, each horses cellar
surmounted with bow of clear ringing
bells, it was sight to be remembered.
In that way thousands of tons We're car
ried from Baltimore and Philadelphia te
Pittsburg and Wheeling, requiring not
less than three or four weeks to make the
trip one way. Just compare with these
freight trains which Isaw In 1882, the
monster freight trains on the New York
Central, Erie, Pennsylvania, and Balti-
more and Ohio railroads, and say if we
might not call this mighty progress for
twenty years. -' -.
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GWYNNEs PATENT REACTION CENTRI
rU0AL PUMP AND FIRE ENGINE.

A DAPrED "a any situation. unlimited in DO Her
IA certain IN scion, permanent in uss, and withal
80 low N cost that they ara rapidly supsrsedng all
otaeEs. tis especially recommended to the etten.
tioa Of AL interested ia Steamers, Msnusactor;es.
Tenneriss, Breverss, DistiIIeriss, Railroad Water
Stations, CanaLs, Water Works, Drainage or Irrisa-
don for the following properties: Economy, DssTG-
tty, Simplicity, freedom from liability 10 oct out of
order and large results from The posUer applied For
Miniag, Quarryins, Coferdams, &c. they are pecu-
Early adapted. Sizes are manufactured of from %
70 100000 galons per minute capacity. Call and be
Of Union Power Company Of U. g., Nc 33 Broad
way, New York. Removed from No. 2i opposite
Prssest stand. may 22-Sn
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/ GRASSHoPPER ROAsT.-The editor of
the Empire county california; Argus
describes great dish among the Digger
Indians, in the districts where the grass
hoppers are very numerous, and gives
the following account Of their mode Of
preparing the delicacy: - 90.
~ piece of ground is sought where
they most abound. in the centre of which
an excavation is made, large and deep
enough to prevent the insect from hop.
ping outwhen once in. The entire party
of Diggers, young and old, male and fe-
male, then surround as much of the ad-
joining grounds as they can, and with
each a green bough in his hand, whip
ping and thrashing On every side, gradu.
ally approach the centre, driving the
insects before them in countless numbers,
till at last all, or nearly all, are secured IN
the pit. In the mean time smaller exca-
vatiens are made, answering the purpose
of ovens, in which fires are kndled and
kept up till the surrounding earth, for q
short distance, becomes sufficiently heat
ed, together with fiatstone large enough
10 cover the oven, The grasshoppers are
now taken in coarse bags, and after being
thoroughly soaked in saltwater for few
moments, are emptied into the ovens and
closed in. Ten or fifteen minutes suffice
to roast them, when they arc taken out
and eaten without further preparation,
and with much apparent relish, OF, as is
sometimes the case, reduced to powder
and made into soup. And having from
curiosity tasted, not of the soup, but of
the roast, really If one could divest hinr-
self of the idea Of eating an insect a. We
do an oyster or shrimp; without other
preparation than simple roasting, they
would not be considered very bad eating
by more refined epicures than the Digger
Indians" - ---' =
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IRON RAILING WORKS.

IRON 8AfbfNS, every variety, of wrought ead
CsSt Itcn, sed the colebrated Wire Railing.
Wic&ershans's Pate7ssed Wire Fence.
lJr ersirics, Railro.ds, Farms Lawns Gardens, &c,
s. per rod.
IRoS BEDsTEADS-IRON FURNITURE.
The second cjIt;on Of @NeH Phase OF the Iron
Manufacture, containing designs, explanations and
prices Of the .boTe articles forwarded bJ addressing
tie subscriber.
JOHN 3. WiCKER3HAM,
WsrsrooIas, No. 5i2 Broadway. Works, Nos 53
sS 81, SO and 81 Lewis atrsst, New York -
may l3+itluyIst - --'.
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WEST PONT H0TEI1.
REOA TIE HOUSE oF WM Il. MCDONALD,
lo2 Nassau Street, corner Of Ann.>

~ the Unitsd &etes Grounds at West Point b
~ no. open for the reception of guests. "A new
Do:x hD been buih by the Government, affording
sconTenient lanaing for tbs steamboats,. -,
Fteam Ferries plying between Cold Spring and
St Point and also between Garrison,s Depot and
W,st Paint, have been established to meet every
"n of passenger cars On ths Hudson River Rail-
raj.
The fast and elegant stesmbost Aida leaves n
Tx daily at o'clock p. m, at the foot of Robin.
50 street. landing her passengers at the Point in
be to witness the evening psratg of the Cadets
u returns TO the city ct o'clock O. m. .,.. -.
Other stssmboa: communications viii be frequent
ufng the day. = =
TIE Hotel has been freshly painted aud renoya-
tr br ths season and the subscriber Win be hapuy
scooumodats his friends and the pubic.
-s1S-H t-@ 8 RON
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TN DIAN DOCTOR


Gasrs bis Professional services b the citizens of Ba
timore. Can cure all kinds OF Csncers-tsks then,
out without pain, or the use Of any knife He can
cure al kinds Of Fits md epasms, Rhsumatie Psins
CousRmption, Dropsy, Dyspepsis, Piles, Palsy, of
sny other a.lnent the hurnsu family arc subject 70.
Hs can step Bleeding from ths Lungs OF Nose, any
distance from the pstient By moving the patients
name, he rss bern blind, ana has studied several
Hfld Indians thirteen yssrs. .HSs .
A. He can Be found at Mfs 1scfisy's Boarding
House, corner Pratt ssa 0hGies s1eet, 1atimofe,
"a, .iasAfrs Nsr 1T
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EVERYBODY LOOK HERE.

DAMASr CANDLES ls15 cts. pound, same
n price of common mould Candles N. Orleans
sasar, twenty pound Tor one dollar; sefs crushed
IsaHsd Sugar fOr Strawberries, twelve pounds
ons dsllar, superior Cucumber Pickles, ffty cts
rhuadred, Vinegar g.yea in; Fresh nice Flour
,,aoksi Beef Tongues q: 25 cents esch; Cornens,
.4'an, Bordeaux, aud other pure olive Oils; Black
- reeomnsnded b. tho Faculty, at so cents 8 ID ;
pound Potash, purs salera:us: Durkee's Bread
gsasfs TsnArinds, &c, together with sll the vsri-
OF lev and fine Groceries introduced In the
s.so 6oe.ls delivered frss Of cost--
.'--1 z. N p. KING
HS>tY - g.
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REAuTFIIL TEETH.

DIR. O. MUNSON has fitted up ths
house and Office on psnnsylvani. ave
VlIN nue.. formerly occupied BY Dr.. Hum
phreys, and Il making TEETH on An en-
tirely new plan, With continuous guHa-ths very I'M
osrsonation of nature herself only handso1er II de-
sired, Public inspection respectfully solicited d.
NJ. owns the patent for the D. O, We, and Nsf1
All departments In Dentistry attended to ana wa
rsnted to be done In the very best msAnef. -
mar 14-1y 81 = - 70 -
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RAS FYXTURn.

1HHR subsoribers take pleasure IN AnnouneIng b
i the public that their stock Of GAS FIXTURES,
omurieing some of the best and latest patterns, has
been reeeiyed and that they prepared to sell
At The ovsst rates Persons In want Of Gas Fixtures
rin please call and examine they WIN no doubt
and Il TO their interest. -.
''as as. 4 1s@u sos nS' J. " - rHoMpsoN BROTHER
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VIZ. KNABl. A-.-z II. aAlHll. H. B.1fs
First Premium Grand and SQUARE

HETy!ers, Nos. 4, s, s,s, and II, Eutsv street.
Baltimore. Z. 4 G.. would respectfully sall public
attention to the great vnziety Of ther IRON FkAME
PIANOS, constantly finishing which for durability,
nor surpassed by any NOW manufactured In addi.
non 20 the hrst Premium awarded them By the Ma
ryano Institute In lS4S and 1848, they hayereesivsd
who used thess Instrunents for their Ooucerfa. al.
90, Of our trst class Professors and Aeteurs in the
osty, who have highly recommended thefa. :
riHN< h1k1D. er' 1l-1y.i =
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TURKEY VICTORIOUS.

VOU will find at the same OLD STAND, Pennsyl
Il vania avenue near 18th street opposfts h(
Irving Hotel, LOOKING GLASSES with or without
Frames; Portrait, Picture and Miniture Frames ol
the latest styles; BRACKETS, Tables, Room Menldp
oorntass, Do. &c or BY leaving your order you oal
N. BOD Frames, &c, regilt at the shortest noi
6cs on reasonable terms. Don't forget the place
: feb 2o-1T =. :, - JOHN, WAGNER. |
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rARTRinGE BOX, BALLOT gOx, and BAND,
" BOX; but the greatest Of those Is the baudboJ
which can be hHi In sasorted Sizes With every yari
ETY. Of Fancy Goods and millinery ct 90 :
!. =: :s-o9 eEEDp6, 1lth II /, above Pa. ave.
L N. B.--Jvc.: rseevsd n fine assortment Of Toila
and shssyiag Soap, Extracts, spd Cpeguss. -
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Iva The TOILEr-Hair, clothes, nan, tooth,
: sat shaving Brushes; dressing, nne, pocket
and sids Combs; Tooth Povdsrs; Toilet, era
- Haaly, and bsTbers' soaps Ioilst t3saefs,
sSas.sie VINEGAR. Rxtracis; KaMatteh frisophe
sS = air Dye, &c, a the Piano, Masss sstssaossrs
=. Pa avenue, bstxesn 9TH md 10th streets.
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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
i = ~ - - MATCHES, JEWEERY AND
~ -, 80 -. FANCY GOODS,

CHNE1kLU, btO.i q C0.,4 r. 80 e.--TtUiT
-.!- " - - - go BAL5MoaK SfRlzf,
Have enhsud an extensive stock of the above
goods, Of their o,on Importation and AaDsfacturs.
Country Merchants may rely upon getting bar.
gains at our establishment
Orders from sl parts Of the United States prompt
ly executed. I'D 5@Ta. .tr-...-,--- ap 2S-tf :
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Mr.. SUMNER RErcp14rED AT Hon.
The Boston Atlas, journal always q
warm admircr of Mr.. Senator Summer, is
not prepared to follow that gentleman in
his Interpretation ofthe constitution as
he understands it. " II says
eve gave yesterday an abstract of
Mr.. Summers speech IN the Senate and
while VIC arc pleased with its Independent,
manly tone, and its promptneSs, in re-
torting upon Southern Scuators, we can
not subscribe to what he says of his con.
stitutiond obligations We have been
taught to obey the constitution as inter-
preted by the Supreme Court, and not Is
interpreted BY any private individual"
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To INVENTORS.

dE snes of''rhs Inventors Protection HztionA
= Union Is on 7.h street, opposite the East Por-
:. sne Patsu: Ofice, and Is now ready to sttsnd
as business Of tts members, namely In maEng
raaiions AID solicitius patents, &c
n.so'ors are In ytsd IN cal and geta eopy OF the
ssasatbn and By laws, ami where sny. insbrma
WI BE given respecting the Union.
AZ Ists.s on business must b directed TO thus o.
-nss attention will be given immeN.iely
a n'dsl shop Is in connsoton with ne once,
n-r. models can be made % czisr at the shortest
Sae T. @. CLAYTON,
ple-ly PrssidsI t I. ?. N, U.
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SENCHLITERATURE,-fAYLoRA 4
AURY hare en- Skls ssysfat chss2 ethdeas OF
nGa srlaAns French Authors, tne4udfnx sstn-
'N Rd Victor Huge. eNo7
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Lloyd's Hotel, Baltimore, Md.

Lloyds aotoA, Baltimore, MD.
NOTICE 10 THE :! -. u 4.
IN IRAVKLLN9 COMMUNITY.
- At this Hotel, opposite the Philadel 80
&ABaltimore, Md, passengers can get theirA
BR EAKFAST, DINNER, and SUP.
PER, on the arrival Of the Cars. If wishing to
renaah over night, they can Be accommodated with
single and double Rooms. az ,~, :. -
Terms, ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE cts
per say. l-2 iii {. o. jan 31-8m
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IOaNsON,S DICTIOHA AIRY complete,
u with history Of the Language, and an English
&rammsr. one volume or ,3u8 closely printed octa
yo pages, dns London edition Of 1852 Throwing out
ali additions, tmprevemsnts, and commsnatotH sna
reprirtinx the work verbatim from the sutnArs laSt
-toiio EDITION, Price $4H Imported by
;ee- '-''. - " g, ,RRASGK TAYL0R.
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IMPROVED HOSTING WHEELS,

IMPROVED HOISTNG WHEELS,
.7. For Warehouses.
AG The greatest Wheels ever invented
Sh for hosting Mst and easy with little
q labor, having put many hundred In
Il Aths largest warehouses in Baltimore
HAW Washington, Alexandria, and Rich
r. NH mond, and have given general eatis-
B faction. Persons VIM save the ex
pense in short time, to say nothing Of the safety
his goods subec to in being hoisted three four
steriss above his head. Write to me
JAMES BATES,
Corner Of Stiles and President streets, Bait
Iron Foundry and Manufsctory Of Hosting
jan A-Gm Wheels.
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CLOCKS WATCHES, & JEWELRY.
r HAVE just received very large assortment Of
i Clocks, Watches, and Jcwelry, which win be
sold cheap for cash, good paper at short dates.
Springs, Hands, Keys, &c.. - - - -
AFRO, Clocks, Watches, and Jswelry, at wholesale
or retail. .
Call and examine sor yourselves before purchasing
slsewhsre. ~ = J. ROBINSON,
Penna. avenue, opposite Browns Hotel. :
.ap7-dSm --.-. ,7-5- ,---~... ---.-
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CHOLERA MORBUs,p ps7zsi's' Is;
VI I-s- DIARRHGA, DYSENTERy,

- =. .CRA1HP COLO,
BY IHAMPTOYS YEaBTABLE iTINCTURE. In
fact it viii lie found that those using this article
have an almost sx,apToN nom this Diseases --t
Every ffsraily should have Bottle at hand for. g
Delicate ehiltrsh, ali rnsividusis, and Travellers
for health, should try this great Restorative-Rs
praise is spoken by thousands. ID L-gIoF e.
cannot bs excel:ed. Asa beautfying agent it is Tar
Superior toany of the co.eties of the day. prcduc.
ing beautiful, clear skin and giving to the cheeks
life and elasticity which gives to ali who enjoy
health, such grace and beauty. -"'>! 49,
| e., LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY. -
Extract from James Harris. Esq. Is Letter, Alex
| ardris. Va: = r... ..., -, ~ a.,
Afssr fpeakins Of wonderful! cures on himself, he
i'Mrs H. has been suffering with Liver coup.aint
I and with inaaitN constantly complaining from
weakness through her whole system. She now en-.
joys better hesth than Tor thirty years, being entire
ly restored by the use OF uAMPTON's VEGETABLE
TING IURE" W. -.
| DISEASED SIDE, BREAST, EYES. .
Extract from letter from J. Grimes, Esq, Lou
don county, Va: LIE: "-.. ...'f'---, 80
"My wife has been for years afflicted with great
Weakness pain In the breast, side, and back, palpi
tsticn of the heart fasbieness Of the nerv,us sys
tenn, loss Of appetite, complexion sao@. the sight
Of one eye almost gone the other very weak Tam
| pleased to say that HAMPTONS TLNCTURE has
restored her to perfect health. Her eyes ere es good
Isbw ss eyer they wefe, f.- s7tSj--e. s!1,.r-.-,
| Oall and get pamphlets and see cures Of Coughs,
I Bronchitis; Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, sc-otrla
! As a family medicine It is untivalled. - ~s'5
| Rs- Sold by NOR ILAER d kOKBRAI 10
baltimore street, Baltimore, and 30i Broad say ~
| York; CHARLES S1DIT d co, FIiER, j. b
A0ORE, D. B. CLARKE CLARKE O. Bow
LING. " ELLIOTT, III MCPHERSON, Wash
ington; also by r. s. r. ClSSELL Georgetovu
end BY C. c. Berry, Alexandria, and by Dsus
| gists everywhere. IL" .-.' ". iy u
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~ MURPHYs1 NEW DEPOT
@ll4HOUSE, opposite the Camden street
Station, Baltimore, Md.-Gtizeas Of
~ Washington and the District will find
convenient accommodations when thsy Hsit tbs City
Of Monuments. LADIES REFRESHMENTS AND
ICE CREAM SALOON. -c.-- s=s. = apT-SmS
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~DR. TYLER's COMPOUND~
SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. =
THE CELEBRATED BALTIMORE REMEDY
FOR CHRONIC COUGHS, COLDS,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, GROUP, ..~--s
DISEASED LUNGS, AND y ~ q

~ 70 RAOEAO1O 1UNCS1 AMI
CONSUMPTI0N.
T1ElS paiatsble, safe, and speedy cure was patent
i ed in 1887, and by its astonishing efficacy and
the recommendation Of thousands annually cured
It has gradually spread its reputation ovar nearl
tho whole Union. The bottles have lately been eD
larged without additional cost, and such improve
msnts made in its manufacture as the progress o.
medical science has found to be beneficial.
Sold In Baltimore by J. BALMER, corner of Balti
moro and High streets. and BRowH BROS, Liberty
street; Washing gton by PATTERSON NAIRN; Alex
endria by q. PEEL; Georgetown By Mr.. CIssKL; Il.
gsrstcwn By Ir. AUsMs1aUsH; Frederick, r. JOHN
SION; Petersburg, Mr.. RoRaRfs; Pittsburg. FLEMING
d Rss1zsoa, and tJ respectable Druggists every
whsre.
TIE aame competition can be he'd IN CANDY form
Ask for Tylef's Gum Arabic Cough Drops they act
like Q charm on troublesome cough, and clear the
throat and voice. Price Of tina above, l211 IS, and
80 cents.
. ian 31-N -i
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{ LA HKRKANDADc;

4 NEW and charming sett of Spanish w Waltzes,
IA composed by Senot Pedro A. Dahnas, and em.
bslished with correct and beautiful view Of the
Academy Of the Visitation, Geergetown, D. C.. Pub.
sale BY all the principal music rtores throughout
the United States. The trade supplied On li5sra
terms. = ,-1:.+ " - Il 81 - jp@g =. - - 90
Nat Intel, Alex Gaz, GeorgetoWn Advs Bait Sun,
and Frederick, lMd) Examiner, each st every other
day. -. -.s.--s. s-tr..- t':..., -
NENRLEMEN's EU R N II n O
NJ GOODS, very desirable for hot weather, en-
brscing most of the articles usually found In well
ordered establishment Il large and varied assert
nna men. .ss nov On band ?, 0dsae REsssssk Rssks shoi'l'
{. -attc!.Gi 0entlemsn,s FnEnishing Store. =.
js l1-1me11o3 e. Pc avenues near AZ street..
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ashes, in the presence of LOO or I 500
persons, who did not leave the spot until
he was completely reduced to ashes.
Thus has ended the life Of one Of the
most foul and biack,hearted fieads that
ever disgraccd the earth. o.
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SuRnoF CehPKNs sLTION.r-eNirs. dones, |"
saidra gentleman, one day hast. summer,
when railroad accidents were so pumer.
GUS. to q lady whose husband was .
brskcsman, q Mrs. Jones, do you not feel
worried about yeur husband while hs is
on the cars; I'M view Of the many aoci.
dents that xfer now daily occur1ine!" e.
%: No, not at all - replied The cont@tsd
lady, "for if he is killed I knew shall
be paid. fer. Is, because Mr.. Williams got
forty, dollars for his COW that was run
oyer BY the cans : few days since:
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DUBLIsHED this mor.nicS and fOr s,is. Cen.
L Cssss Speech and Bistup Hughes' RspIy
=. - .. "a. = JOE EsSH1bIiyGToNS boo,Btre, ,
- Qdeeh Baildic corner * street md Penn: 4
-1 June 8~-0i -2sJ 1s4SGs D-S 1e@21! ovenuAs
:NEx LADIES ara informed that sssnk, Lss-
s'ils"2 q TAYIOR 4 MAURY'Sit :
" iss-~a AZ '23aI -. BpoAstose near eth It,
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Prineipal Dspotz at n. WARD, CLOSE 3 co, No
50 Maiden Lane, New York. - -.
T.W. DIOTT xEoNs, 10. 1s1 North Second ctzeet,
EENNErr & BHHRs,, No. las Main stsest. Nch.
and And for sale BY CHARLES sTorr, Washington,
o. O.; HENRY PEEL, Alexandria, and BY Druggists
sysryHhers. -.
Pries 81 per bottle, or six bottles for -. 60 ''
lA-v
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immediately told her brotAer-ln-law, Mr.
Moore, who talked to him about it and
threatened to whip him; he then deter
mined to enter the house, kill Mr.. Moore
and carry Miss L. away, while another
negro was to take Airs. Moore; but in
killing Moore, Mrs. Moore waksd up and
caught the axe, which he wrested from
her and struck her q violent blow on the
head, mashing her skull, and thus ZEN
dering her incapabieof further resistance,
but not cansing immediate death.
In the meantime, Miss l. aWoke, and
struggled to prevent his killing her; he
coolly informed her of his purpose; she
begged him to kill her; be struck her with
the axe. and broke one of her arms at the
first blow; at the second he stunned her
so as to make her entirely lnSenslbie; ne
then accomplished his hellish purpose
Mrs. Moore, in the mesntime, moved in
the bed, and he went to her, and split
her skull with the axe; went back 70 Miss
q. q bed and aysecond tine violated her
person, and then split her head open with
rttbA avn -. ,st - Tsi'~i"c~sz : = - u /
He then opened the door, and quiely
putting ON his shoes, got into . canoe,
turned itaoose, aud laid down in the bot
tom of it, and went to sleep g though
nothing unusual bad occurred, and did
not awake until; he had aoated several ven
miles down the river.
The whole annals of crime do notshow
such = heiiish, sfisadish. crime, eeeonpaf
1,isd With somnoh soplaess. - But he has
met his doom. saHe WasctO-dsptieA to =
tree, in SIGHT pf.his rwsrdered; twasteII
house, 9 large pile of rich pine built around
tbinl and then set On fire and burned to
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