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Agriculture the Proper Calling.


A most sensible writer in the Country Gen.
tieman says:
All other pursuits are proper in their places.
but when carried TO too great An extent. pro-
duce poverty, distress. and misery. The more
agriculture is pursued. the greater is the bene-
tit to the human race. Here is a field for the
philsnthropist. Establish agriculture upon
good basis-the basis ofintelligence-and YOU
will do much to close wha; are now flood gates
of misery to society. Our city poor our
merchant clerks. our emf grant poor. and our
country poor. all call for relief; and here alone
can it be obtained,-in intelligent husbandry.
Agriculture is the great moving power of hu-
man existence. and rs the human family in
creases we must but cling the closer to our
mother earth for support. Thus the mandate,
ito earn our bread by the sweat of our brow"
becomes from our condition matter of neces-
sity: but IN 1t We see the goodness and wis
dom OF our great law giver. for necessity is
the mother of Continuance" we thus increase
IN intelligence. promote morality aud happi.
ness. In the dim but yet Frightening future.
behold. instead Of cities over-crowed with hu
man life d. ragged psuperism stalking abroad,
the whole face Of nature one great Eden.-ths
sons Of Adam al inherting his estate. Agri-
culture exerts An influence to equalize the dis
trioution Of wealth. which no law, nor theory,
nor any other pursuit has or ever can accom-
plish.
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A LADY friend sends us the following tried
recine and recommends il very hinhlY:=

recipe, anu TeCUIHlHtHus II VIZ mighty
RECIPE FOR SoAP-Three ounces of borax
four pounds of common brown soap, FIVE
quarts of water. Cut the soap IN thin slices;
then add all the ingredients, and put them
over tie fire, stir gently until all is dissolved;
then take it off the fire, put it to cool, and II
will become hard. Put the clothes 10 soak
over night in cold alter, then wiring them out,
and soap the places needed then put them
over the fire in cold water. and, if very much
soiled. boil them thirty minutes; the cleaner
ones need only oiltwenty minutes. In using
the water the cleaner clothes have been boil
ed in for next ones be careful TO let 1t get
cold before putting it OIL the clothes. 1t is
not necessary 10 rub the clothes on board
when this soapis used
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CucuxBKRs-Mr. A. Ream, Of Canton

CucuABKRs.-Mr A. Ream,s Of Canton
Ohio. writes to US as follows:
Nh. EpIroR--I noticed in your paper Of the
9th inst an article headed Mammoth Gu
cumbers." We can take the premium yet.
l saw yesterday 10 Sol kautiman's truck
patch two cucumbers. known As the Yazoo or
Snake cucumber, one two feet ten inches long.
and the other three feet three andS half inches
long. Yours. respectfully.
A. REAM
But Allegheny is still ahead. Mr.. r. In a
garden IN the Second Ward. Allegheny, there
are two eueumbers. one three feet eight inch
es. and QUE three feet four inches long. avera-
ging about nine inches in eircumference-
Pias6src Gssats
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FURNISHING GooDs.--

fEOsSE FURNISHING: GOODS.--
q Il French Chins Gold Band.
Do 90 White, plain and huted,
White Iron stone Ware oval, nuted and ootsgou:
Lusire land Tea Ware.
Britannia Tea Pots Coffee Pots. Sugars, Creams
Bowls, Ladies', Lamps, eandlesticks, casters;
Handsome Britannia Tea sets;
Plated Ger. Silver and Britannia Table and Tea.
spoons.
Do Ladies'. Dinner, Medium and Dess ert Fork
American and English Taole cutlery;
Knife Boxes and Table Mats;
Giraudoles and Solar Lamps;
Hall Lamps and Lanterns:
Oval Oetsgon and round Wire Covers,
CLASSY are-every variety
The for sale q small adv for fash or an
prpsAo paper. ny o. ALDRIcH,
rsINiain street bet. Fourth aud 18th. Cincinnati
Nav g. 1884. 2D-ff
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TWENTY TONS OF HAY PER AcRE.-It is sta
ted by Mr.. Cird. at an agricultural dinner
given by Mr. Mechi. in England, recently
that twenty tons of hay had been raised of =
single acre; in Scotland. the last season. 1t
was Italian rye grass. which grows 10 great
height in the humid climate of Scotland, and
he cut from seven TO ten times from March TO
December In the instance named. il was cut
ten times, but after each cutting. an abundant
application Of liquid manure was made.
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pHpsIl, SALE.

I7y public sale, at the residence Of the sub
~ miles northeast Of Richmond. Sixth
day fFridaxl the -tf Ninth MONTH (Setemt
lowing property Cattle. Milk Cows. Sheep and
Hogs Has ohorse
imp all kinds household and kitchen iurni-
ture. Sale commence o'clock Terms liberal and
made known on the day of sale. JOSEPH HILL.
Eighth 36-tt
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Discussion is the TeuehStane OF fruth.
ABASkET MEETING.
on, DEEnpNerp%.


4 MEETING of those who sgtate tha reform, Of
: \ the age. will taSe place in the Grove near TIA
town OF Milton. Wayne county, Indiana, senmensnar
en- Friday the Slst day OF August ana eontinue os
three days. Ali who feel interest in the Proxres.
sion Of this Age snd the rest of mankind" are Irr
ted 10 attend Able public speakers VIII be present,
ana address the meeting npon OF the inter
esting subjects Of Reform sgtsted in this eoun.
try ana all orfosers inv te.i 10 participa
,ton N them discussion The tollow ing di.tngas
gentlemen have accepted invitations be present and
address the meeting L. 4. Hine Cincinnst Jos Bar
kerr, salem, q, NJ. r. Hall, Al4uins. q ". Julian
tenterville. q. Buckley, " nchss,er
inVitstion> have been extended Ia Henry u, and Lu-
g Stone tlAs kweit, OF ohIo. NAentine Nirholsen
Harvey sburg. o. Joshua tsiddinss. Jefferson. War
rsn haze, Michigan. Mrs Britt. 1T. Louis. Mo ans
others some of whom are expected 10 tttend
oTHNfEl REESOS, President
Ntes PSssrnrNrs-Dr Nathan Johnson; Tsiee
Lewis John Beard James Mstshy. John Whippo: S~s
iitnshs~ Frederick Hoover; jonathan Bond: Go W
Julian Jonathan Swain; Robert Murphy. NJ. Il HUI
W NciaUosLIN,
August Is 1855.
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Steam Saw Mil.
fSHU TIE 4 BR W y

II Z E & 4 . " \
vlLD res peerfuIly inform teir friends and the
N,u5lic generally that they prepared to
sAa bills Of lumber, Of almost every quality and
- ordinary extent, az their Steam S.~ Mia. near
. spo. in this city, and the shcrtes, notice They
:, also 10 eouuseetion Latn hssekius. which ena-
= the 70 supply the demand fer Lssh. Also, /.
Lzainy VI iii, waieh they anu act1re superior
ficle OF he aiav They Also wisk buy ali k.Eds
timber suitable for Lumber. for which thsy "a Ill
~ faiF prices any wishing TO purchase. h.v-
q for sale any thing their line. invited call.
Rishnond. yp1e Z, ls55 2s-sf
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Sugar, MoIasses. coffee

II RAMER & FLETCHER have Just received large lot
IN Of Sugar Nolasses. Coffee and other groceries, heh
tey ofer on such ter. as purchase
will call Their estioa IS opposite TO
the Pa repot, RichlaOnd
81 ls55. 36tf
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Lard Oil and Candles.

THE subscribers having completed their arrange
rnents for manufacturing the ABOVE Goods pre-
pared 70 furnish the merchants Inhs hItznts
Richmond and vicinity with CIT AND CANDLES Of
superior quality, prices rsusls. below The Cincn-
EatI market Persons IN want OF the above goods
vi ina it greatly 10 their advantage 10 csn tsis
establishment before purchasing elsee here.
JFFaetors in the old Richmond foundry Buildings
BANLIES L MARCHANF
February .. 1>55-
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70 civ and Country Dealers.

II IL. NJ Z & n dHfR lave nov large as
surtent # Groceries. which they offer the trade
Cincinnati prices viii only addition freight Caa
their store opyos Passenger Depot, Eiehaond All
orders promptly .ndei to-
Auaust q 1856 3o-,f
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FIRE. FIRE, FIRE.


RArEFCL Ger the very I5ser2I patronage which has
Uheva extended them sereiefer their thanks
taSlr frISacs support
They voui3 also their customers tattsey
of Groeeries they
Eroaht g tsis hich hey sial sell sw fer cash ana
shy EieHa = Gay for easA and sell eXe.sis Tor tie
SheT aater themselves they UAke il the al
YaEl. Of every bag Of them
They also keep 81 Family fesr and
Feed hand, w thsy will deliver ths
charge orders len vita shesa viii be promptly
tended 10
Coed state Bank Money ksP; hand 70 pay fer ali
kinds Of produce
Richmond January II. 1853. AT
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lust Received:

DOZEN Ci:lehris American Rarors every warrant
e et 70 give satisfaction Also, start supply Of Nul
THOMAS BENTON.
St5-rg
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lust RECEIVED
y ) hhds Sugar;
sacks Coffee;
IS bags Shot;
sacks Dried Peaches;
90 bbls Nolasses;
, hal is Moiasses;
At 81 Main street. which will be sold lev for cash
short credit. u " BARNES.
Marc 1855. III
~ CASES pure Olive OIL for saIehy
l. l.. II. MCCULLOUGH,
Ju-s6 No. = Mai
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

ME subscriber has just received large and general
assortment of Groceries, which he is prepared TO 81.
low other place in this city His
OF Coffee, Molasses Syrup, Tea, Chocolate
Cocoa. Rice. kaisins, Tobacco. Cigars. Wooden wiou
China with almost article ususi
found in such establishments Persons wishing thing
his iine win ko we'll call upon him before locking
elsewhere he is determined be undersoid In this
GEO. W BARNES,
1856 No 81 Main
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Centreville Steam Works.

, 0OO POPLAR. Walnut. Red Oak IS Logs " arses
" for which the highest cash price viii he paid on
delivery NJ the Depot
= large supply of poplar, walnut oak aud asA
giles OF superior quality. and Jois
on hand at resiueet prices.
~ Tmhe- worked upon the hAiv delivered I.rse
logs convenient We also do Turning Saving, uominv
Grinding. etc. EATON & CLARK.
July 20. i-55 aa-u
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HALL,
IUsslb-SIO..eS, .E0itHHaesllS, sc.

n s r MORRISON. Nam St, RIchm nd, Ind ;,
- still continues TO manufacture, to order, every
variety OF Plain an! Ornamental Tomh-Stones. Mona
ments &C. the latest style, and most beautiful
patterns.
r. He takes pains III informing his friends thai
he viii sell cheap. il not tale cAsafsF, for ready
cash than be bought in the State.
His work is warranted equal 10 any made IN the
West ana perfect satisfaction guaranteed. The pub
lie are invited call and his stock and spec
Richmond March 10. 1874
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Eg Never borrow tools il ron can avoid
II, It's better 70 make some sacrifices to own
all you want.
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House SpOntisa%.


'HE undergned is prepared to maze 70 order. the
u Of Doors. Door W intoy
Frames sash Of ali sias and in fset ali kinds IT Garner
ter shop in the place. and IN
style Of vorkl<nshP SURPASSED lie may g found at
his shop sh-re wishing
tnIE- IN his line requested 10 call
Sy- Materials Furnished baildings PAT Up fair
terms All kinds taken exchange for serk
THOMAS "a. THOMPSON.
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Watches and JeWclry!

lust received from the East some very tina " atch
a. es, gold ana silver cases fer railroad purp poses
Cold Guards and Fob Chains;
Ear Rings of various patterns:
NlusicsI Boxes and Accord deems;
Gold Pens ans rencil Gases:
Silver Ware and PLATED Goods;
Bresstpius OF the latest patterns.
- VI stches and Clocks repaired by skilIfui
workman Having procured OF the best work
men, intend all work that is entrusted 10 my
care, shall De repaired with the care and en-
reasonable terms ans warranted 10 keep good
cor ding to their quality.
Thankful TO- past ssors. wish continuance OF the
c. \. Die kINS0N,
No IS Main street. sign Of Golden f.aste
June 81. 1850 c7-tf
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LUM B Err " AR ID

=. W. LIPPF>tOT1'~
Coach Hanufaetar, and Repository,
Northeast corner OF -Rein and Franklin streets,
RGOHao.D. INDIANA.
Sc Wanna he H., eenstsntiy for sale s
general .,>ortn'ent o. tarr'ases OF the
N2~- u U.osr Fashionable style an Gaished
ynrktn.u,hlp. such Coaches, Char
f.fee. Skies YORK Tar g'fs asd Teptsipg HagoHs.
burr nt the best and by the mo>t oampetent
,,,t,r ma ar the nj, dlAie superb tendence OF
mo ,,rcrr5.., ~ - Orders for Carriages any
amount executed " tth despatch
Richmond, December 10, IS3i 52-f
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Horse Thief Detccii0n:

, ESoLNED That the Wayne Horse Company will ray
p FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD to person who pro
Of horse thief who shall
steal horse erOf this Company aeEt er
other ganizei for the th
in this the revised statute of hs State
we'd March s5 provided this shall not lie Finding after
discontinued the Palladium.
This organization Of forty Of good
citizens with and Treasurer com
of searching and committee II three for
who appointed by the Company t. make such
de. prudent arre>tIng bur
glars Having constitution
~ the County each member Is IN
vested with the duties of Constable Sheriff.
By order OF the Company,
J. NJ. HARRIS, Secretary
36-f
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned have beer
appointed % the estate David Bees0n
county Said supposed
be solvent BEESDN
DAVID BEESUN,
August %, Is5j.-3s Administrators.
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Coffee.

SUPERIOR article lsie ''oee always be toani
!. u Uhote>aie Of retail Al e-Si Main street
March 3 ISIS GEo. ". BARNES
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LlBelle Nails.
Youyhio-benv Coal.

4 GOOD supply % L. Belle Nails On hand TAas-who
wish good Nails DO veil 0 LzEr3se Nails
April - THOMAS BENT ON.
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UUsT received from cinnnas some Of the ees, pat
80, ems I % W saes w,h will be sold at our usual low
ii'Ss' " ' " ~ 'LEFEvRE d UNDERWOOD.
n.,,n.-
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CENTERVILLE, IND.

ONE Copper, TiE- Shee Iron and Zine.
At the shortest and good nike
ner at the City Store. LEFEVRE UNDERWOOD.
octo5e 70, 1854. Az
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YOasnsE's Express

NATILL be ready times order
geiier with all kinds Provisions. Groceries, &C..
free Express hauling
tice All orders ieft at ioung Provision House. for Flour
and Provisions will receive prompt Tzakfui
for the liberal heretofore received he keys
by strict attention aud antring MAKE feaaas
and profitable all wha him with
The hi CHEST prices paid all
every description Of produce.
T. n. Young.
March 10, 1854. 12-tf
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..rnoyai..-KsANk AGAIN.

MUNClE HOUSE,
WM. II. THORNBURG. Proprietor,
connections, convenient, and lately enlarged
and well fitted up and affords every requisite aten
tion TO guests.
4 Advantages OF the Stages sad Livery Stable SEE
cured TO travellers.
s45- Customers conveyed to and from the Depot,
free az charge
June Il. 1854 ostf
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STAR Gerry TORE

STAR Gerry STORE
JAMES JORDAN.
No, IL Main street.. Richmond,
ry.yr>G taken new room few doors his former
n stand prriareio oder 10 the e!tizsn, Of Rich
in IA. CIV IA. assoEmeat SIS in part Of
Iinpertal. Gun Powder ana Yong ii!soi. Teas;
RI and pure old Java Coffee
Sugar aud New orleans ioiasSes;
Whire Fish. Mackerei. riekers ami Herring:
Tobacco, Of all kinds:
Iul,srtr,I Cigars: smoking TNaeo;
Powder. Shot, Lead aud csps .,,.
saIers,a., aas. s.a,eh. sEs Pee r. ,,, al kinds
"VophH VT .r sT Ne rins se
hs wII piT aKF-sarbeae Clothes
n Cru isss ehir a: ~ s ere. cha ali eGo
Coyeriet Warp and Cotton Yarn oslieScs Pitchers Mo-
Iasses Cans. Spuoous Pitchers gumoiers eandieseks
svruo Btkng oeders Mustard Peaches. Tomotoes
spced os steers. hemeally sealed in cans Shoe
Of ola ali i' SinG i,,' . ''''
I7 have in connection ~ittny Grossrs store hhe
drink 1t surld with the pnrest rns
delightful flavor neaag strawberry Raspberry,
traslfn for past patronase respectfully solicit
share eff public patronage. .. n,
May "a. 1855 s.sm
UCsT received from cinnnati. Of the best pat,
80 ms OF fgk ss rs1 ~ ss,d at low
Ies4 44-f
catches.
GROSS superior IAestown Matches which VIII be sold
on as low as ever oasi in this market, by q
-" G. w. BARNES.
s"a
To- n>hip Library.
vu>uH y;Hr.rv Wayne Township, will be opened On
each week between the hours o M /
ocIock allow one hour at noon for dinner All those
en,itIa3 70 tIie Of the Library, be
with books nT at the office of the Township Trustees
on "a ~ dice in the third story of Virgins &
iniI.Ii,,, ,umencng Wednesday. July IL, 1855
s W. LYNDE, Librarian
S,r..rx WIGGINs, Clerk.
Jniy -. 30tf
s.lnOVal.--BAGk AGAIN.
N AENkA have removed their Boot and Shoe
SlS,o-o their new four story tuihiing Main and
.ra AIRED to accommodate their the pub
rally, with assortment OF good Boots
SAL he found in the and they working
emselves, they enabled sell cheap,
a. cheapest, aud perhaps little below them. Call and
a Inc for yourselves
Shmond, Oct 9th ls54 4ltf
Store Ware.
4aDn GALLONS assorted Stone Ware, lust re-
foVD ctived and for sale By
KRAMER, IRWIN 20.
May 10 Opposite the Depot.
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~ sDssL AGENCY.

100000 POUNDS OF WOOL WANTED,
FlND supply Eastern manufacturers. We will pzy
L the highest price the maraat will Justify. Call
and before you sell Clean tut washed WooI
Is worth nIuch sheep wa he'd Don't tor the
-f'et Lamb, No Main street. Richmnnd
< OFT Il CRAWFORD
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Spring Style Of Hats.

JOHN STFFRINS would respectfully inform
~ his friends and the public that he has just receis
ell the Spring style Of Fashionable Iiats. Tbey
very neat and Of high fnsh. lie has also gen
erai Of plain and other Hats Caps, &C. PEI
sons Wishing to purchase invited to call.
March Is, 1850. l3-a
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Rfkka BUSHELS real Yeezaiesa-ry Coal
4 . wv . dGceI prices, - CAIN & MALSRS.
Is. month, 10Th. ISIS
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SHINGLE>.-.MAehjne.cu and shaved. Poplar, Ash,
Walnut and Oak shin giles. quality
by ELLIOTT * C0ALg.
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Dry Pine and Poplar Lumber.
UST received q of Clear Pine On hand, LIST and
- I'd Common Pine 30 900 Poplar all thick
nesses; Flooring. pine and poplar, on hand
GAIN & MALsBy.
lst
Sundrics.
UGGY MATS; Clothes and Market Baskets; Tubs Gov.
Dered Buckets and Boxes; wsshboards; Soap to with
them and Indigo Buckets Clothes Pins
kinds, besides Gther hings useful in house
kept conatantly on hand and for sale by
june = G.. W BARNES.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-05-01
ST. LOUIS TYPE FOUNDRY AND
Paper Warehouse.
Established, 1870.

A p. LADEW & Co., Type Founders and
dealers in Paper, 81 and 80 Locust stree.
st. Louis, Mo-; Press DePot-Shark Alley, cal
the attention of Printers and Publishers to thai
Establishment, where viii be found every "
riety of Type, Paper, Ink, Printing Presses,
Rule, Borders, Flowers, and every other article
used in Printing Office.
A. p. L. & Co., have lately made additions
to their former assortment Of Beck and News
paper Type, of Matrices imported from Scot
land. and have now a complies series. Also
new series of German Faces.
They are also the authorized agents OF The
principal Type Foundrics in the United States
and are prepared to fill orders selected from an
specimen at Eastern prices
They keep always on hand large supply Of
News and Book Printing Paper; also, Cap, Let
ter. Colored, and Manila Papers, Cards aD5
Card Boards. all of which vii be sold on tt
most reasonable terms.
Orders for Stereotyping and Engraving VII
be promptly executed.ss
Editors or Printers 5siehfne TO establish }
newspaper or Job Printing ofsce, viii be fur
rished with an estimate IN detail for the SIZE,
by stating the size of tie paper, CT the psrtiea-
lar style and quantity Of work to be executed.
WooD TYPE-A large assortment always o.
hand.
e. Old Type takeazin exchange for new &
nine cents per l1nd-
Squatter sovereign., 1855-05-01
1855. 1855.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET.
1855.

f9@ b NEW LUCY, William Coniey,
sssS5ESsEsS Master, for ST. Joseph, Atcnlson,
6 Weston, Fort Leavenworth, PARK
vile, Kansas, Independence, Liberty, Iexing-
ton, and all points below, on every alternate
Saturday, leaving st. Louis on the following
dates: March 8, II, 81; April Ia, %: May u,
90; June 9, %; July 4, 81; August 4, Is; Septem-
Der 1, 10, %; October Is, 27; November 10, "A.
Returning viii leave St Joseph for st. Louis
every alternate Friday, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, as
follows: March 9, %; April 6, 20; May 5, 1S;
june 1, Is, %; July Is, %; August 10. 24; Sep
TENDER 7, 81; October 5, 10, November 2, 10,
SO; December Ii.
| Departing from st. Joseph for St. Louis Fri
days at 10 O'Clock, A.. H., Atchison IL /, A. NJ,
Jatan Il, p. NJ; arriving at Weston same day
and remaining over night. Leaving Weston
Saturday at 4, A. NJ, Font Leayenwoeth at 3, A.
NJ, Leavenworth City 81, A.. H., Parkvilie at
10, A. NJ, Kansas at IL, NJ, Wayne City at p.
M., Liberty at 2, P. M, Richfield at 3, P. NJ,
Sibley at P. a., Camden at 5, P. NJ, Yelling
ton at 6, p. n. arriving at Lexington same eve
ming and remaining all night. Leaving Lex
ington Sundays at Z, A. NJ, Berlin and Dover
81, A. NJ, Waverly 10, A. NJ, Hips Landing at
IL, A. NJ, Miami at 1, P. NJ. Brunswick at z,
PM, Glasgow at 4, P. NJ, Boonville at 81, Pm,
ar irving at st. Louis Monday afternoon in time
to connect with the Louisville Mail Boats and
other evening Packets.
The New Lucy having been thoroughly
averhauled, repaired and refurnished with many
improvements, which greatly increase her speed
and add to the comfort convenience and safety
of passengers, we hope by strict attention to
the business entrusted to our care to merit a
liberal share of the public patronage.
VIM. CONLEY, Captain.
s5 VIM C.. KINDER, Clerk.