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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-08-25
Che Anti- 5Iapcrn Bnelr.
rse the Anti Slavery Dugle.
v a L LIE RUCIS. -

Under the heath-bclls wild the bee
Huns his small ditty drowsily.
And there no other sound is heard
But TIE low note Of moorland bird,
That bloom and sunshine sweetly lure
Into the wide and lonely moor.
The livelong day the shepherd lies
Out in tho light of yeiled skies,
Upon the purple. heathery swells
Where hang the dappled fox-gloye bells,
Aud sun and shadow fitting change
Over the moorland's slumberous range,
Till cloudlets, at the days still close,
From lake melt into softest rose,
And the rich sunlight slanting falls
Upon the aLbey's ruined walls,
Where redbreast in the golden beam
His vespcrs sings as in dream,
Sole tenant Of these ruins lone
From which the hooded monk is gone.
For like sweet and pastoral tale
Life flows within this quiet vale.
Since Ger thy charmed bounds passed
And ON thy mountains fingered last,
Vale of the Cross in other lands
Two seen the snow-crowned mountain bands
That soar DER valleys wild and deep,
Where many Merc's dark waters sleep,
And wandered wide through many cliincs,
Mid ruins gray of bygone times,
Der vinc-clad hills, in nutumn's beams,
And strayed afar by stranger streams.
Yet mid no sweeter fairer scene
Than this my wandering ways have been.
Here, undisturbed, sweet vale, could
See lifes swif; changes fleeing ty
And find from pain for aye release,
Aud in thy bosom endless peace.
- HOWARD WORCESTER GILBERT.
81 beautiful pastoral valley in Wales.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-08-25

emancipation and repeatedly there have been
periods when the majority of tie Romans hVd once
been bondmen. 1t was this extensive celibacy,
and the consequent want of succession, that gave
a peculiar character to the Roman laws relating to
adoption.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-08-25
MANUMIssIoN OF NINE SLAVES

r. W. Harris, Esq, of Mississippi. appeared
before Judge Parker yesterday. morning, on be-
half of Nathaniel Hoggatt, of Adams county,
Mississippi. and manumitted tho following slaves:
Nelly. aged twenty-one years, her two children.
aged one. two years and the other four months I;
Mary, aged seventeen ycars Anthony, ngcd
twenty -four years Absolem aged twen,y-One
years; William, aged twenty-six years William,
aged twcntty.six. years; James, aged twenty-five
years; and Emily aged sixteen years. They arc
all light mulatoi they were the properfty Of
Wifred HoggaN, who at his death gave them their
freedom in bis WIZ but from unforeseen ciresn.stan-
ces, the will was not carried into effoct unii his
son Nathaniel arrived at legal age. when he eams
to this city with the slaves aud caused their iberss
ton, as has been stated aboye.-Gn coT, ss
inst
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-08-25

One hundred and fifty years ago the plague wsS
brought from Alcxandris to LONDON. bait .whass
inhabitants died in a short time and were byrisd
under what is now Argyle street. Recently large
quantities Of bones were eSca,ated from this
street, spreading cor lagioos disease ot clc ersj
in oil directions.
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Those dandyfed lilly fingered rersons who toA
sidered themselves aboue work, would, if The tfurt
rsYs kacpr, End ttsmfelvsf Ear hs,op NJ
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-08-25

The Kewburyport Herald states that loafer
estifying in Police Court in that city the other
day. about quarrel between man and bis wife,
said the paau did thus, and the rcnan So while
stood nuisance"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-12-13
THaOs. sHACKELFORD,
Tl1 NEY A II /. A w

GLASGOW, MO.
WILL practice in the Courts of Howard, Sa-
w line, Cooper, Randolph and Charlton coun-
res G5Ey1 Office on First street, between Mar
ct and Commerce. jan. /, 800.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-12-13
RITCHERDsON's
Missouri River Expr e6S.

WILL leave st. Louis semi-weekly by "e
w fast passenger boats,
Polar Star, Edinburg, +. X. .Aubrey and
Jas. II. Lucas,
for st. Joseph and all the principal points on the
route, Each Express will be in charge of
Special Messenger, o
provided with Iron Safes for the security of MO,
NEY and other valuable packages. Bankers and
Merchants business transacted with DISPATCH
Collections made and proceeds promptlyretnrned,.
BOXES. Packages, Bundles, and Parcels of al
kinds receipted for and delivered without delay
Orders of every description filed.
This Express connects with all other Expresses
for New York and the East generally; also for
the North and South, via Cairo to New Orleans
N1zP Principal office 16 Main ST., ST. Louis.
Refer TO the Bankers and Merchants OF st
Louis. JOSEPH f. RlTCHERDSON,
June 2S. 1855-tf Proprietor.
NJ Manson s. Bartholow, Agents, Glasgow
No. with whom Packages or Goods may be left
Also orders for merchandise, or any article deslr'
ed TO be purchased in St. Louis, which Will receive
prompt attention.
R1g@The Agents make no charge in the shape
Of Commission or drayage, for receiving and for
warding packages or goods.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-12-13
Dental Notice

SFzS5gs.s, DIR. G. L. FIELD, late of st. Lou
ifSs gsSs is will remain in my office during my
7|I-CLGLYabseuce. Dr. Field is a gentleman
who will. know. give entire satisfaction TO all
who NAV favor him with their patronage. Give
him a cal-he is Il Dentist Of sound merit.
Office on First street. over Taylor & Whites
Drug Store. S. HlNSON, Dental Surgeon.
GlasrnM. NoYemher -. 1853.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-12-13

and at that moment the
clock struck twelve. Hereupon he
looked around surprised and ejacu-
lated, who would have believed
that an apparition would tell such a
lie? 1t was probably the ghost Of
Annanias or Sapphira.'
1t was some time before the So
Der maidens understood the joke
and when they did, they evinced nc
resentment.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-12-13
A SACRED MELODY
BY WILLIAM PEaETT.

If yon bright stars that gem the night
Be each blisslul dwelling sph,ra,
Where kindred spirits re-unite
Whom death has torn asunder here:
How sweet it were at once to die,
And leave this blighted orb affair
Mix soul with soul, to cleave the sky,
And soar away from star to star.
But, oh! how dark, how drear, how lone,
Would seem the brightest world of bliss,
If, wandering through each RADIANT zone,
We failed to find the loved of this!
IF there no more the ties should tNine
Which deaths cold had alone can sever.
All! then these stars in mockery shine,
More hateful, as they shine forever!
It cannot be! Each hope and fear
That lights the eye and clouds the brow,
Proclailns there's happier sphere
Than this bleak world which holds us now
There is voice which sorrow hears
When heaviest weighs lire's calling chain
IT'S heaven, that whispers; "Dry thy tears
The pure in heart shall live again!"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-12-13
GREAT EXHIBITION
~
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
At the corner Of Fourth aud Locust streets,
st. Louis, Mo.


STAPLE AND FANNY DIX GUoOS,
At the corner Of Fourth aud Locust streets,
st, Louis, Mo.
WE would respectfully call attention to our
w new stock Of
gall Pr VETiT1fer Goods,
- n,,I -. For irs,octior
Jus. S,'', ,'3,,. ,,ro,riyes corner NJ
Fourth and Locust, our business has increased to
such an extent as TO warrant us in nearly doubling
the usual amount Of our FALL STOCK.
Our elegant Show Rooms up and down stars
are consequently crowded with the newest and
most attractive Goods, embracing every desirable
article in our line from the pIainest and cheapest
Domestic Goods, up TO the richest fabrics I'M
ported
We would call special attention TO our immense
variety of
Plain and Embellished Cloaks and Ialinas; French
Cloth, MORE Antique Plush, and Gray
Cloth do: Long and square, Broche
and PAD ehawIs; pea 9;lL ne"
81! W.. Niafro Ari;ouo
proc,lo and ran
~. Gil.
.,;f,ort sioci, ~ pI,oly snlys
mag NM, ,,;,,i, and onoiit'
~, y, ' oir o' ,IJ Tro,s c,,ods oP
fIecl 'ieI ~, i,rr,.t t1ci, nr IrroHci
eNG,! n'tt''. 49,, ,ns .,,i ,r.i,, ~, ,co
LlIpI'I.'' 80 n,,s,,od IL" s,int TnIi.
idr ~ o,,or,. Joscri,.
t,on for ladies'. Misses and
O', risi,;nS, 60 60 in
! -. -, -,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-12-13
THE MAN THAT KISSED THE
THREE GIRLS.

A young man who boarded at =
house in the country, where were I
several coy damsels who seemed to
imagine that men are terrible crea-
lures, whom it was an objectionable
sin to look at, was one forenoon ac-
costed by an acquaintance, aud ask
ed what he thought Of the young la
dies with whom he boarded? He
replied that they were very shy and
reserved.
so they are,' returned the other,
'and so much so that no gentleman
could get near enough to tell the CO.
lor of their eyes
THAT may be- said the boarder
quickly, 'but I will bet million that
l can kiss them all three without any
trouble
THAT you cannot do said his.
friend, lit is an achievement which
neither you nor any other man can.
accomplish
4 The other was positive, and in
yited his friend to the house to wit
mis- his triumph. They entered the
room together, and the three girls
were all at home sitting beside their
mother, and looking as prim and de-
mure as John Rogers at the stake.
Our hero assumed a very grave
aspect, even toodejection, and hav-
ing looked wistfllly at the clock,
breathed a sigh as deep as Algebra,
and as long as female dialogue at
the street door. His singular de-
pertinent now attracted the atten-
ton of the girls, who cast their slow
opening eyes upward to his counte-
nance. Perceiving the impression
he had made, he turned to his COM
panion and said in doleful voice:
1T wants three minutes of the
time
do you speak of dinner?' said
the old lady, laying down her work.
'Dinner!' said he, with Devil
dered aspect, and pointing, as if I'M
consciously, at the clock.
A silence cnsued, during which
me female part Of the household
gazed at the young man with ire
preside curiosity,
you will see me decently inter-
red,' he said, turning to his friend.
His friend was as much puzzled
as any body present, and his embar-
rassment added to the intended eff
feet. But the old lady no longer
being able to contain herself, said:
'Mr. C, pray what do you
speak Of?
Nothing answered he, in a lu-
gubrious tone, 'but that last night a
spirit appeared unto me, (here the
girls rose to their feet and drew
near,) and gave me warning that
should die exactly at twelve O'CLOCK
to-day, and you see it wants but {
half minute Of that time
The girls turned pale, and thei
hidden sympathies were at once a
Weakened for the doomed one.--
They stood chained to the spot
looking alternately at the clock AM
the unfortunate youth. He thel
walked up to the Oldest of the girls
and taking her by the hand babe he
a solemn farewell. He also imprint
ed a kiss upon her trembling lips
which she did not attempt to resist
He then babe the second and thirC
farewell, in the same tender and at
fectionate manner. His object wa.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-12-13

Il OLa S.AEAE4s
/ HAVE for sale two fine Farms. One situated
l. in Howard county, about two miles southeast
Of Glasgow, known as the John Rocker Farm,
containing about $50 acres, well improved, with
over 100 acres in cultivation, well watered, good
orchard and timber convenient.
The other situated in Charlton county, is miles
north of Brunswick, s miles south of the Hanni
bal and ST. Joseph Railroad, contains $50 acres,
well improved, well watered, about 200 acres IN
cultivation, timber convenient and abundant, young
orchard, fine prairie adjoining, well situated for
STOCK FARM.
For terms, apply TO the undersigned, on Yellow
Creek, Charlton county, or TO Thomas Shackel-
ford, Glasgow, Mo.
Oct II, 1s55-tf WIN. G.. ROCKER.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-12-13
JEWELRI! JFWELRY.
HENRY w. KRENG,

T II T II 7 rs III V'f
~ Would respectfully announce to the citi-
Ei{Zens OF Howard county, that with an expe-
Renee of 10 years in this community he has again
opened large and splend;i assortment of
Fine Gold and silver Watches,
Clocks, Casters, Bredstpms, Rings, Accordeons
Flutes, fine gold neck and Fob Chaius, Spectacles
Sc, &c.
silver Table and Tea Spoons.
Toys for children, Ra2ors ard Strops, fine Cloth
Brushes, sc.
or Watches and Clocks repaired;- all articles
warranted.
Grateful for the patronage Of former friends he
confidently expects, by strict attention TO his bust
ness. 10 receive that of the entire public.
GY7 Shop at Smith & Maughs' Drug Store.
Fayette, May 1, 1853.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-12-13
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
NEW GOODS.
Il a. SAVAGE has just received large and
L extensive stock of
Fail and winter Goods.

Fall and winter Goods.
consisting of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Hardware China. Glass and Qucenswarc, Hats
and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Clothing. nails, Win
dow Glass, &C., sc. take pleasure in inviting
NV customers and the public TO examine my stock
as have rs general an assortment as l have ever
offered TO the public in Glasgow, and will sell as
cheap as any body sells goods Of a similar quality
in this country.
GlasgC 2, October II. 1853.
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81 HasLnoAD DIRECT 10 raE " Esr.
IN ~ E


honass
Raiag sins teieea WasAi1on and Cseincti az hours
Through T'shs's and nsSxags checks 20 be had ia
1'HE 41iroe ard Ohio RaItoad having greatly improved is
s.oo-, OF the fullest Inducements
iler. bswse Wopon, rsors, and all o'ons OF ,ne Wes
Tss elurssan be,ween he trans Washington
asnsssn Juer,ion lary called tho siay Houre,l
This The only cang Of ears required eswss
Whoeny he station, eetecksd and transferred
Mem, ' sw% ss,. ~, s sfs Beyond The eonaecns ans
Washington aai'y az o. mr. and sh p M ." Su'aAs' u e
A. .I' wnep": i,e sonnsrisn Is made CEN
Th o s assss s and n Seas we 3as
coLuM8us These trims connect w. Wa Tn,so % ns,,a,
Mansaeia and sananrAy railroad for sanda' iV''o'
a. Columbus sna railroad ~l ,;'a
WILLIE, a. xenia Little Miami railroad eopnex,on s
,iasa as s s '1'" es ssua see na a s. LOUIS
pnss.r.sf aatine lcosh Tickets for Me,npis vieksbns,
aansisreaa Ccionai pe nial steamers lhe Ohio
iehe@ ot Esahssie, Cairo, and 81 Louis are sold by his
FoR CLEVELAND, cleveland Toledo. nsiro chi
easo, so!d the Ono is nlyigabs between
Wheeling aud Wslsviie, toy nes where connection with
VI vesi are @ .eqrsra q aas u Willie nj. c Only
aodne sron tickets aud efeks 10 Wih,nsen i ao te
r,oftes, speady TIE leading
ihe great The Washington cineanal Is
bat 6a miles, being abo. 100 mites shorter than by any other
by icket Washington; To wh.e'1a 90 ss
y Sy @ n om co. s 5ao s 3
chssao go sa % Louis sas 50 and Gas Memphis,
Far AID Haypers Ferry anshng Berkeley Springs
Cumberland, D'ord sipea psdmot oaklaaa and F@onn,
stations hlurote and Wheeling lake d
''n IN rom .. Wohas % @ & ,,,,o,s au,o, see special al
For ,ahrr inrrnatou through tskets &C apply to TIL II.
PARSONS, agent at Washington station ,, y ,,.ny
Master OF Transportation BstiIuore and
May 5-du OHIO Railroad baihnore
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etown College, ID. G.

THE this institution will on Monday,
J. The preparatory deplr and cole
conducted by able poessos
and intellectual advancement
cnnhied ts aGa spacious building
Competed exclusively for accommodation
II younger Their dortvry play srords, Study
will distinct these OF The
students, officers especially assigned VIII attend them in
t,eir paups pe-de studies complete
,ced between The younger and Older sudcats,
we TO all those who have the
last ex az n h education youth,
observatory Of college, lis extensive philosophical appa-
libraries cabinet Of minerals geological
specinrn she afford students Of this institution ad
vanlagss rarely be met with.
D. A. MAGUiRE,
Aun 5-dIm President s
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Proposals for building Light-house on JOncs's
Point, near Alexandria, Virginia.

Treasury DErARTaaHr,
Olfce Lighthouse Bonrd
Ets "i w washington, .ngust 70, 1885.
PROPOSALS win be received until 10 O'Clock the aad of
Sep,ener next will opened, for furnishing
The materials aud building eht Joness Point Potomac
river near Alexandria, by 3D,b Of November next
he building resting Drick foundation and OF
sioy with bascnen having circular tower on top
support horizontal dimensions being ~
by 10 feet.
drawings and specifications be at this oce
and al the nf collector at Alexandria. Te
bid be accepted contract will be executed n once
for ihc work,
No paymen whole work il complcted and
inspected and approved by ta agent
Of the wok-shd
power materials and workmanship moi in
cor with the oi the contract.
right reserved and all lids that may be deem
ed prejudieiai public interest
addressed undersRned
doTsed Propo,as for Joness Point Light house,
-| EDM'D l.. +. HARDCASTLE, s#
Aug 23--eodln Engineer Secretary
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Appointment Of superintendent Of Buildings
and Grounds at the University of Virginia.

the las annual meeting Of the hnnrd Of vster- OF the unver
Virginia, Mr. Stevenson offered tho following sou'on
which was adopted;
Having believe, the experisnce Of past years.
proctor patron University might with
University he relieved from The supervision and
buildings public property OF the university,
and that all the door duties might w adsnntsg DO oonde 20
who would devote his whole time
duties suitable compensa
subject he referred 10 the executive
authority divide The duties n The IN The
ihem make the appoint
assistant salary exceeding 81 9 " in
orinnn University would be promoed by
appointment division OF labor between the proctor and sa
permit gndentp
resolution The undersigned proctor Of
University committee viii
cecs on le day optenher the appointment
the above resolution and to notify AL who may
thai viii be expected thaf
cndsiun BE- appointed Should be quaind lake the charge
hundred contiguous
snpareendenos all the buildings of te Hn
pubic grounds them aud have
suitable knowledge landscape gsdcnnR ornamental planning OF
desired will he chrerfuy given App
applications the unde~Rped, endorsed
Applications for Superintendent Of buildings and Gronnds
~ n. X. PRENTIs,
Aueusr, II, 1855. Proctor University OF virginia
ia--eodtl0Sept
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his office to his resd in Fausn Row, corner
OF He will continue devote his
principally in the Untd States supNme Court
Having much tns TO he law coneetius patents he viii
opinions arising bsfre
Oce AMI Appeals the chief Justice assistnn
Coiumbis and will also assist the
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents
opinions aud arguments for par
either OF hs aud
win aso prosecute claims before any board established o their
adjudication.
Oct taa-iu
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MICHAEL MOUSSE.

.qsenf for hsnrores Company, Hartford, Conn.,
oGce no, fsi Thirteenth street
ahH men lhnh ali norrai but themseves'-
How orrp verified hy many aihcrs wose ccrm
sh0dd prompt them insure iund of c WIDOWS aad
children 10 III death,
Aag A-laY3w [intl
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Rittcnhonse Academy,

Rittcnhouse Academy.
Corner cf Third street aud Iadiasa
G. Wight Principal.
X. 4. Taylor, Ae-,stant
n u. Rannit, Teacher Of French.
n Gibsop, Teschsr OF Drawing.
TIE a. ''' academic year W" So'"'''' on "''''
Tuon $40 80 s,a So and ror quarter, payable in ad
bookstores pl he Sity, 49, Aug sa~e'ashssgs
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OrFIoK or THE WAsmIssroN AouEDuoT,
Washington, March I, 1855.
DROPOSAIS graduation masonry
dams, tunnels Washington aqueduci.
Popoa received the sh of May will be opened of
Mars pro6cs specifications win be ready for
Proposals win be received the work Of particular culve
bridges Sc SC re described The plans aud
pesest appropriation but all for unfinished work VIII
rah, prescribe be and
Of undo, each for and so n aa ,ns
stopped become available.
nd sir e =, eefysd sa sa' n p9 cent 3 o e smaat
the the work has been properly executed so lar as has
Payments specie checks upon The Uned sla,e
per cent; aud
-sal be paid ,hcr al wages monthly and n sp,ee
the Washington Aaueduct."
they deemed advantageous and 10 such
cconsdcred most conducive 10 the progress OF The
Every accompanied by guarantee signed by
take iha ,e bidder OF bidders i his or cr accpc
obligation, within days. wiz, COED and sufficient
10 be accompanied by United
the general or Individual known he ngiaeer Or
of War; that the able to mase good their
will opcred in presence of bidders, IL any OF them
choose 10 be present. . .
Capt. OF Engineers, in charge.
FoRM or GUARANTEE
To Capt NJ c. Meigs, u j. Engineers,
aud severaly the ueed sn,es and
y & a sss e., IN yp das ID &c &c 1 s
for The good aud saccat suretes 20
ofine adsesemep under which ,arde. And
sd shai M % enter into eonuae - a,orssnd we suniy
cisasd' eb a.s,
thereby certify that my knowledge and belief
above named guaraniors are good and suheient
Mar s~ssw,s,hMaysIawu
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CEALED PROPOSALS win he this Office unit, Octo
y NEXT efsian for building sTmoy Ia Washington
city, public lsing between street The
the rt, Seventh street on the west and
SIKH The appropriation Of @00o having been
mnd Congress for the
builders desiring propose for this building will please
specifications, aud bill
work. additional explanation In order make
proposals. hjch will be enabled do conveniently and
this Office.
No proposals received br from experienced and
a
persons distance, unknown TO the undrgned
present satisfactory before the bid DO
accepted. s . ..a.
proposals be mnde according 10 the iiems o The bill Of
WORK. uiated with pIecson If Tho propose
+.
An appointed and will be always
of building, after the work commences IN
the conanang oEeer 10 see thai the contract s
strictly complied with.
1--~' WIN. VI. BELL,
Major Commanding Washington Arsenal
is 9Oct Ib. X Bait. SUM-
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10 OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The Of person Will be entered books uhless
the raynenf of the subscription be made IN advance.
IistaAl may by leter, the p1go
of whch VII paid assumed ~ ourselves ss
sale uanrsaiasion.
The COUNTRY PAPER pa5lshed m weekly during the
sions Congfess, aud % MI eeky duffng The
Subscriptions period less year viii be received
terns ps sooollioned 10 the above annual
01-POsTMAsTERs authorized agents aud,
k sens,g us DAILY sueserhes with $50 suciosed Or
yrr SEMI subscribers, with 25 enclosed, will be
ed o a copy gratis.
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Reduction of Fare 10 California.

.. Radiation of Fare 10 California.
. United States mail steamships leave New YORK
SS&& Tor Asyuwal the 9Th and 2ftf Of each month,
connecting mail Panama 10 san
cz01&31kB&lH Francisco. A
heen inspected and approved by TIE Navy
Department, and suaunIy speed aud safety.
The aoad iT miles rng completed from ocean
The baeg3ee OF passen
Nw York through 10 San Ffancsco and paseen
tue cenpsnys expense
The paid York all OF he rip
in IN New York; Panama. and
Franczco of accident so thai
the is entirely reliable.
Passengers Pandtr IRE same day they arrive at Aspn
wall. U !.
go through each seaa and take charge Of
NJ children without other protectors. -
For through tickets the lowest rates apply a. ne agency
West street, New Yok, j. W. hAfMoHD'
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Washington National monu,nent once.

Washington National Monument Once.
August ], 1855.
meeting The board Of OF the Washington Ma
n Society," held The 3lst ultno, the follow
ing resolution adopted:
Roed That the secretary give notice, by advertisement 10 be
Tho National IneseneeT, Union, and the American
Hon. John Wtson late Commissioner OF the Gene
appointed this Society,
aud has entered on the duties OF his office.
true COPY. Test CfIAS. G. TUCKER,
Secretary OF w. N. NJ. Society.
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