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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-19

HAPPY TERM NATIoN.-lt is well known
that most serious fears were entertained of a
PERSONAL difficulty between two leading citizens
of Caroline on Court day, which must neces sariy
have involved their respective friends. and thus
halfth county been engaged in difficulty such
as never before occurred in this quarter of the
Old Dominion. We are happy to say that mutual
friends of the respective parties took the matter
in hand, and by 10 O'Clock Monday, the whole
thing was satisfactorily adjusted, and that with
out rejecting ON eltherof tue principals 1t is be-
lieved that several hundred persons came to Court
EARNED to the teeth and, a. each of the gentle
men involved We're known to be men of personal
courage, we would doubtless have been called ON
to note aheart-rending affair but for the prudent
counsels that so happily prevailed. Blessed is
the peacemaker.-Fred Herald.
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Lool ON f,r Ca4nkerEils.

Tie palic are cautionrd against Hnoher cauntcr't t,
sjdci hus lately mn ia appearance cale W, Far.
&C. Is Arlhina. .nimcnt, the dangerous OF all the
cuunlrrf,~. hrcnu.e h, huvas the urue OF fmrtII.
maj vii bay 1t IN good tairh, without the knowledge
lhI counterfeit exists md thy viii perhaps only
discover their WHEN the spurious has
WIoush. it, evil effects.
FHrtel, snlr inventor and proprietor, and wholesale
druggist, No II MIN street. Peoria, Illinois, whcm
all applications tor Agencies must be addressed Be
You get it with the letters IA hef1ie Farrell :,
rhus-- II. q FARRELL'S--anA his dgnilure on the
wrap T; ali others commercials.
Sold 10y h. SfABLER n co, Drugg.,',
Lynchhurg, Va
andy regularly authorized agents fhroug chou the United
Stntcs.
~ Price % aud 80 CENTS, aud per bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village aud
nan let in the United States in which j. already
established. Adj II, & Farrell as above, uccom-
panied with good character responsible
N,Nc. arl2O dsr4w
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BRING Them In ~

At almost every precinct there arc some voters
who are too feeble to get to the polls unless com
ycyodby their friends Let sam hitch np his
horses aud treat them to pleasant ride on the
dny Of election.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-19

church with the Protestant OF Sehisnaiie branch,
and that the only difference i the name under
which the adversares fight Albigenses fought
the Pope. the American people coutended against
the Priests; but the conflict is the same, the issue
IS the same, and the parties are the same.
The Romish Church has declared the Protes-
tants of the earth 10 be hcretcs. & after starting
wrong could not correct her error because she
infniiibie, and therefore the conflict would be
eternaland in any country where these antagon-
sms cashed that one or the other would be com.
PEELED 10 succumb. The historic review of the
iteInan Catholic Church and lis conflicts, di-I lay
ed the most profound research and intense study,
aud we hope that we will again have the ll, u>ure
of hearing Dr. Il. upon the sane subject. It j.
one that cannot be disposed ofn single lecture.
and the only complaint that "" have yet heard
agniu.t tie Doctor's effort Oh "Wednesday night
wa, thai he stopped speaking much too sopu.
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Ladies strawberry Festival at Masonic Hall
Monday evening. 2lst inst

he I4hdles OF The IND freshyteran CHURCH
II this city Vii, hold Straw hcrty Frn-t in the Ma
-ouir Hal On Mon3 neNt, commencing II o'clock
NJ II has been NJ time since they have made "a
simnr emil citizen. u l., nchbure rni they cou-
IDENTIFY hopent this cfort behalf OF this Church will
be aimndaruy rewarded. ma3lS t2lmay
y .,ep. cow.
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Election Returns

Our friends in the country will place us under
obligations by sending in the results of the voting
in the various counties, by the earliest practical
BILE means.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-19

FOREIGN BisHoPs ~ THE UNITED STATES
i correspondent IN answer To an enquiry IN the
Express a day or two since, as to how many of
the Bishops recently sitting in Provincial Coun-
ell at Baltimore, were foreigners, says there was
not one american among them.
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Dissolution,

ME rnpce,n olGnmp 4 Crawford is this day dis.
L solved by mnfa1 cuus"lt All persons having
clam. .ia.t IT, sorern viii present thetn To r. b
Cmvl.rifr Payment, Ia sc indebted the concern
vjI uahr !nlment 10 the SUM, he having purchased
s#d ! Camps interest in In
ANDREW J. CAMP.
THEODORE u. CRAW FORD.
M.y 10 lSjJ
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am =. ~ lft~itl III. HlH dA ttlI bb
making 1000 majority Monongala 80; Marion
wv; "eiz'' -'' i'p''ny Hea'n,' 's-.'""H ,,'s
i''' lou my ''''s ''' ~
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ne 'oi' ''' VIZ Nv ,tu se' '','' ~
gu, ~ 49, w.
Nv ~" ,ann ; ,;,
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'''"''' = nv
NoieE fnoM M9NKoE. The following letter
From Union, Monroe county, contains very good,
II, it Is certainly reabIc lniormationt
toTe.pande9ge Of tie Penny p9st 90.
MON MONROE Mhy 'o'n' 'o'':
lor a,af la, ...,.,...ol viii nrr.on. ,ro,n nj
,bo ADJACENT co,,,tia. and ,,,r eonsc IL onward
Tl,is connty. Nonroc. will give ROD minority
Gar ia t,n,rica, ,ialot Gr.erL,;er Sun Fay.
otto oo0 Nicbolo. Dno Allaphanvn minority. and
p,l ,no M st, Ga, Nnr,i E,r H. R,rd or
pniI;c Worts will ain,,si Inc ,i,,,nimons in this
cnunty II. ,nola n snoncb here +, dnv which
was much approved.
S,.,r,s,,, Tho f,Ilo,,;n,, letter rr,m
o,,,,.,,;I,' oa,,ai.- aI'oort,, if ,r,,otion
e,,,.r,r.,,,,',,. AIrr,,,pIrCn NavIo
DAM p,,t. ,rbara Is cansi1eralIa sir here
about this time. and since sam" has been TO
see us, we have concluded Ia give him sirty oW
o screaiV uotes in town, If not more; and his
friends from the country expect to aid Us in Civ
,
where it has been about % heretofore. So look
out for tho big gun.
UAxoyrn.-see the following letter from Han
over. Ittells Il good tale:
OLD Forr DEFIANCE lIANovER, May II.
Dear Post We arc augmenting our forces
daily aud nightly. We will give Rens, Flour
hoy and Scott a tremendous vote thompson
American e'"'l" ne Tor 'o' ho"S' oi h'P''9'n-
thuVes, VIII certainty be eieelea Ny an ofef"holm-
ing m4ofl'y'
CuMnERiANp.-W hive very cheering news
from this county George W. Palmore will be
elected from Powhatan and Cumberland, aud the
American ticket vii get one hundred majority in
'h' 'a''e' county
IlNNoyER.-lhe accounts which we continue
Ia receive from the most undoubted sources. in
regard 10 this good old county, are encouraging
in the highest degree. The American ticket Is
daily gaining strength there. and that, too, in
quarters where the adversary least suspects such
thing.
In,.,sA = ,arian. cvo,,oor,ted calculations
have been made by the Anti-Amercan party in
regard to their anticipated mnorities in this
county claiming as high rs 200 for Judge Gas.
kjc, &c. These statements we have the best
rcnson for knowing nre utterly unfouuded With
bearer for the State SENATE, and the other excel
lent candidates in the field, we confidently anti
cpato glorious triumph in Louisa.
,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, l., HI .o,,t,. am. ;r,rn,o
,;,, - ,l,, II,tlors,',, ,l,a A,,n,;,. ,,andiJata
&c. ,i .' It,,,.. ,iIi ,a,,;,,I La ala,t,,J A.
I L., ~ tIo,,,,, ,
lir1 a,,l a., n.',,,.r,,;,. ,,.,i,r;,'' ,,s a,
/ 90 ~ ~ -; ~. ,rt,l
r"n : ''',,' - > AZ '''; 10y
at ''as' ooV VOTE ''''9 s'oo 'os',sS III oiie
-, '',a M " f,,r of ,h", orn nld
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BASIS Principles. Copies of the Basis
Principles" of the American party in any guam.
titv at this office. Price. 80 cents hundred, or
374 cents when more than one hundred are need
ed
ELECTION TICKETS, supplied promptly and
cheaply at this office Send in your orders.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-19
We Have no, M :. the Enemy, but They a q
From the Penny Post.

r IVHF TIT 7 FHHF W.
CHEERING PROM THE NORTHWEST invite
attention 10 the following letter from reliable
and we'll informed gentleman in Wheeling From
il il will be seen. that Pendleton, American, will
beat his opponent for Congress by large ma
iority Notwithstanding the District gave Johnson
1900 majority:
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THE Bedford Alum Water has gainel n ror

7 HT DVTTTOTU lATHTTT " dTtT ms gHT1FU II TVN-
uatiou f,r the cure ot Srro'u.a Dy-pppsia and De ii
it unprae 'l-ntel nthr history Of Mineral Waters
In female Diseases IL clams ccrtifc cd by
many ~ ON citizrns Il can be Obtained he,h ard in
glass al Mesa. J. II Thomp.on K Co.'S, and by II =
barrel or half BARR, AT Mr. joseph H. Wilson,.
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tNOUND.-By servantn Breast Pin. which the
Il owner can gethy describing and paying for tli,
au'efu'ement oal at TINS othce. mayl9 Ii
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-19

EU>1' AsSBgK2;D Al the Family Grocery
~ y, Re-, ani Clipped Herrng', Maekerel and
SLud. Beef tonsues Dtied BeeG and many other art
Gle, usually hrit in Fnn.,ly Grocery.
j. II. SOLOMON.
y. B.--A f.w boxes La lies fire Shoe, at cost
ms, Isl J. II. s.
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A RtJn AFER FROM HEDTOssD

"A ALUM SrRINGS-We are now receiving the
BEDFORD ALUM WATER. fresh from the Springs
every few DAYS. and keep it in elas- be reaiet by
the gallon bottle As Tonic and Alternative tins
water il considered equal any in the State. Call mud
get pamphlet continuing retiicatn-. &c. &C., from
j. II THOMPSON < cos
tngylg - Npx Drup ~ me
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-19

~ kR EsENF.--rhe H4USE pud LD + at CT
d present orr lpiei ~ the Rev. Jrrot Mich A.A
ell. io7st '-ion can be hal nnediatcly. For terms
rplA iany .-rnce, 10 d. b Payne to my man
ago.. Mr.. Phillip Il. Ryan.
na' l2-dn3w WI. DANIEf..JR.
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Notwithstanding. the reported Withdrawals Of
mcmbor- from the Know Nothing order, lihe
whole # which i gotten up for elIeet.) the order
i in most lour-hiug condition. The Ninchrs
ter Nirginian, Democratic paper, announced
that 6DD lad Withdrawn trola the councils IN Ohio
county. This perhaps is ~ near the truth n
other reports. And vet the fnct, ~ II really *
i-t. will count iu.t lour-and one of these after
wnrds. on petition. came back.
The result in this district will be 7eVeral hun
drcd majority, where Johnson had some | 900 ma
iority. Hancock and Brooke viii give Us 300:
Ohio, 500 Marshall, 800 TYLER, 100; Pleas
ants, 30 Preston, 30, aud Taylor 2O3 majorty-
making 1900 majority. Menongalia 30; Marion
100; Wetzcl 20D majority against us--makng
1850. You may calculate this statement not far
from whit the result will be.
The vote for Flonrnoy will he larger thnn for
our Congressman, proximity 30 to 100 votes.
The llth District from the best information
have. will give 1000 majority TO the American
ticket, if moi 1909.
A NoieE rnou MoSRoE.-The following letter
from Union, Monroe county, contains very good,
II, it is certainly reliable nformationi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-19

JUST WHAT WE EXPECTED The ground has
already been taken in Fauquior and Prince Viii
Ham, as we are oredby informed, that the an
nouneemont of b. johnson Barbour, Esq, as n
candidate for Congress, is Know Nothing trick
We have reason to know that the X. Ms here
utterly repudiate the idea, and they will seal the
truth of the statement by voting for Coy. Smith
-Freaericksburg HerGid.
KNOW NorHINGISM IN CARoIINE.-We are in
formed that twelve persons were put through"
by the Know Nothing Council at Bowling Green
on Monday last, eight of whom were Old Line
Democrats.
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II De oNG II

Prepared for medicinal In the Loaeden Is,. Norway,
and 20 the test Of chemical BY DR. DE JONGH
wb By m literary WORKS and scientific travels has szned for
hineh IN whole Europe the weldeserved reputation the
hhest authority all that eads efectuai eedy
for CONSUMPTION BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, GOgI,
RlCEf1S. sCROfl L0Us AFFECTIONS. DIsEAs rs Of he
Billy.
Approved Of and recommended BY BERZELIUS LIEbIG,
~GHLER, JONATHAN PEREfRA, rOUQuIfR and nu-
other dsns ahed Physicians and scientific Chsmits
Specially rewarded with medal, BY the Goveuneno Il BEL
DUN and the NETHERLANDS ard supped the leading
HosTitss q Europe.
Has srnos entirely supeueced all other kinds DE Con.
tDsnt consequence is proved pero AID efficacy,
W II - for IL being perfectly from eli unpessIat odJr,
ana bte and acrimonious taste irritating the
throat impr1s Digestion neither producing nausea and
vonif ps cisuheA
Scents per bottle liberal discount Apohscafies
and Dusrss Eight bottles frvarded carriage free 70 the
eourtry L recsp; Of 80. Wholesale and retail BY
LEOPOLD METZLAR, No. is Dey-s,, Ssw-York,
Soc Agent for the United States Of Dr. de Jonghs Ln
Brown Cod Liver OIL
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Fun IN CALRoRNIA.-There is a magazine pub
lished in San Francisco called The Ponce, which Is
very ably conducted and has corps of talented and
witty correspondents. From the Editors Gossip"
of the June number we take the following:
"a friend informed us of an occurrence day or
two ago which, il is characteristic of California
IA ANYTHING we have heard for q long time we hold it
meet that il should be set down here. lie seems that
some two years since MI Moon-Mr John Moon,
Professor, he is etyed on the bills Professor OF
'Dexforiy and Optical DeceptioDs Fellow Of the
Mystic Lodge of Arts London now one Of the
Ethiopian Fakr Troupe performing at tho San
Francisco Theater-was exhibiting his art at one OF
the mining towns of the interior, to the great amuse-
ment or Otherwise OF the miners therea: and there
around collected. One Of Professor Moons most as
tonishing 'experments' consisted in holding watch
SUSPENDED from short chain at arms length, and al
lowing any one in the pit TO pull pistol and blaze
away" at the word Fire, whereupon the watch would
most Internationally disappear An individual from
Pike Couuty who had attended several evenings and
witnessed the experiment, suspected, In the classic
language of the times, that there was something OF
'shenaDigon in it. He thought the probability was
that the individual in the pit who bred the pistol was
invariably an accomplish dressed for the nonce 10
miners clothes. And true, independent self-reant
Californian, he thought he would assume the RESPONSE
biy of testing and adjusting matters for bis own sat-
isfaction well for the good OF the community
generally. So on the next evening Mr. Pike was
duly present determined to be in advance for the shoot
ing part of the performance Of any other unknown
miner. The Professor explained the experiment;
the accompce wac of course in the pit ready with his
PISTOL loaded with blank cartridge the Fellow OF
the Mystic Lodge of Arts, London held the watch
out stepped to bis position and gave the word Fire"
Pike was on the gu eve pistol in hand and eyes upon
his learned friend, the Professor. AZ quick as
thought be erked up the pistol and at the word Fire
blszed away TO the utter estonshment doubtless Of
biz more ardy neighbor Of the blank cartridge. The
report had not more than sounded when the dstin-
guehed Professor, Fellow, etc., commenced most
extraordinary series Of cspes and sbakings ofthe arm
accom- al led BY oeths and cres Of pain. The audi
ence considering it all part Of the performance,
were sufficiently amused but Ar. Pike, having dis
covered that he had shot away two Of the learned
Professors fingers and q half of his thumb, quietly
left for the rep0se and seclusion of his cabin voiun
tary losing the rest Of the performance. Now oonA
that have happened anywhere else except in Call
fnrnia ~
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CONVENTION OF THE ALPHA DELTA
. Of The Y. Y. Trbshe.

Correspon dence Of The n \. Irbshe
BosToS, Monday, July %, 1855.
The Commencement Week just past at Cam
bridge has been one Of unusual interest. The
parts performed by the young gentlemen Of
the graduating class as well as the exercises of
the literary societies were all Of high charac-
ter. There has never been larger or more en-
thusiastic audience assembled in the College
wall. than that which Listened to Henry Ward
Beecher and William Henry Hurlbut on Thurs
day, July 10. The subject chosen BY Mr. b7eener
was the Value Of Mirthfulness-a topic which he
discussed in an address full Of point and spirit,
illustrating the necessity to every comnun.g 81
the encouragement of the native iaculty oil
a irthn Ii may be recorded among the changes
TO be noted the fact tina, Mr. Beec SI was m
vited 10 deliver the GRAFTON before the Phi Beta OF
HsrvsTd The slowest society Of the most conserv-
ative town in America. The orator created no
little merriment by stating, in bis after-dlnner
snsecb that when be received the invitation signed
Francis Bowen, and requesting H. w. Beecher to
deliver the next GRAFTON before the Phi Beta Kappa
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TgEU. G.. f. R-SYRAcUsE SIATIOS.-1ne agent
and k.euer of the Underground ka,oad Depot 10 tins
civ. The Rev Mr.. Logueu, now busiy engaged ~
providing pieces for the company Of q ;ht faguyes
ihsf arrived here on Friday ngni. He = determined 70
DO BIS utmost TO provide for all who choose 20 seek as
sssist.rca NJ, dsr iike circumstances We trust tina,
tie true lovers Of liberty WI stand by Loguer In ms
erdeavors IN behalf of poor oppressed brethren VINO
escape from bondage. Those IN want OF aoonng men
or women will do well TO call on Logueni or ledFe
~ lsyIsesse Journal
The MAINE LAw-We are Informed BY mayor
Fish that the average number of arrests Tor drunsen
lees BY the night police during the past year nss oeen
Two es,h ui,ht tie number OF arrests iol INC sa.e
ofense for fourteen nights since the sh oil jay gas
hen only troll And yet se are told that me Name
Ia" U'"''e"'"' ~ "S luuSs Hers<
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THr SHOE BusISEss IN NYAcK.-Few persons,
even among our own citizens, have any correct
49, NJ The amount Of business done 10 this village
~ The shoe line, or how important an element 1t
has become in contributing TO the general fund
Of our prosperity. Curiosity prompted US the other
day to look little INTO the matter, and the re-
sut will no doub, be interesting and surprising 20
our readers as il TO ourselves There are now In
the village Of Nyeek IA sewing machines. The num-
Der Of operatives as follow: Men shoe-binden, 90;
women shoe-bnder, 20; bas'esl 3S machine opera.
tors, IA. The total number Of shoes manufactured
yearly about $50 O0o.psrs value OF shoes manufac-
iured g. !, oo0 value Of the material Manufactured,
$50 OOO; amount of wages, 81, 772, leaving net
profit on the manufactured stock Of 10 per cent This
L for the village alone. The total number Of hands
emI oyed by the Nysck shoe manufacturers y 324, The
avtrege wages of the men is - per week; average
wages of the women, - 50. The material for pair
of MISS CATERS costs 80 lcents, and work "a cents;
pair Of child's CATERS, material 10 cents, work ~
cents childs patent enameled, material 10 cents work
20 cents. RoeklaIfi co. Journai, J~y z'
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~ II Z UNIV Z X s / 7 Y
FAMILY REMEDIES.


isseed under the Seal. ssncton .n1 AatsoIity Of
THE UNIVERSITY OF
FREE MEDICINE
And
POPULAR KNOW LEDGE
Chartered By the State Of Pensylvapia, Aprl % 1913,
WITH A CAPITAL or $4,000,
Mainly for the prose srssng the evis Of Spurious AZ
Worthless Sotfrurns
ALSO
For suppyiag the Community with reliable Remedies "he,
Competent Physician Will not be r1poyed
This institution has purchased from Dr. JOHN X ROWASD
bis celebrated
TONIC MKT L RE,
Known for upward Of wenty-fvs years the only sure and
safe cure for
FEVER AND AGCE &c.
And his inestiInable X. Inedy for
BOWEL CO NPLAINT :,
ROWASUS
COMPOUND SYRUP or BLACKBERRY ROOT,
Which highly approved and Popular Remedies,
TOGETHER WITH
-"' COMPLAINTS OF THE LUNGS.
Inc 'A'''' DfsP sPsIA OR INDIGESTION
The Uniyersitys Remedy for - . $500
The UNIVERSITIES ALMANAC msy be had, 81 the Branch
c. H. RING John-st. Broadway, ". Y
CLICKENER & Co, No. 81 barclGy-st.
w s DURHAM, No. f76 Broadway.
Mrs HAYS, Brooklyn
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OPPOsITIoN to RAILROAD MONOPOLY

~ CHANGE o. TIME anl REDUCTION OF FARE ard
eVev day the price. FARE ONLY % cents TO SAG
UsRBOR GRFENIORT and ORIENT POINT Passe 1seIs
tckefed hrsugh Eahampton and Southampton for 81 %
Souhod and Bridshampon for 81 Comac % cents Fare TO
kORTHPORT SO cents, PORT JEFFERSON7 IS cents. On
and snr JULY &C. 1885 until further notice the splendid new
,teauer ISLAND BELLE, Captain j. Post, Jr will leave
Ktw.Yoik from CahaTne Market lip on TUt sDAf TIT rs
DAY and SATURDAY A. NJ making the above landings
and svirg Al Sag Harbor NJ. Retumlns, will leave
Saa Herbor m MONDAY "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY a. .
Oretnport " Orient Point gas; Port Jefferson L NJ
No lport T. NJ FREIGHT will be received by agent On
the NewYork Monday "Wednesday and Friday from
10 A. NJ until r. NJ. For further parcu inquire OF r. l.
DUDLEY No 2o5 >outhst, OF +. p. c. n. BELLOUS,
No Waferst.. New. York
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RAILROAD. - Inland Route =

III On and after MONDAY, July q, tsunasys sIoeptsd
for Albany and TROY leaving Depot corner OF Whit aos
Cerire-s,s Mall Train st 1850 A NJ, stopping At Whans
Bridge and Mall Stations North Passengers r Leonnon
nprinss taking this train arrive Lebanon At NJ way
Express PM stopping at White Plains Newcas1e Crobn
Falls and Ststobs North connecns At Chatham ourCorne.
with Western Railroad Express Train, arriving al Albany a.
IC:l5PN.
FpoN Cry HALL srlrIos-Dover Paos. at Pm stop
ping all Stations The Pm. Dover Pl.n tram wi on
Saturdays throusb Msron reisruius lesve o. ~
NJ. Monday Gro on isls {" 10 An. s9pyi.s =, ~ 20
irons Groom Falls at Pm, stopping all stations sopse
FoGdhsm. Whit Psins $3.50 and s:l5 PM. roPphs
Yorkylle Stations North Wilkins bndge q, = -
AM 25 4:3o 5:35 and II Pm, stopping al al way ''4-
Paon TwENTY.sIxrH-sr. srATIoy-Wliams B1dse az
AM White lP aims u NJ Passengers may also procure
tetes their baggage checked for tuce Buffalo and
Wes and Albany. tue COupauys OF.
fcss corner Of ard and 4thay. snd 2hs
RETUENiSG TO NEW. YoRK-Msi Train leaving Ep, Albany
Al 80 N ard Chatham FOUR Corners at 65 An, the
sIrvsl Of the train lesyiDs rt'he at $50 stopping It ell
Mai sts,ious above W liams Bridge arriving NrwYork at
i:4O Pm Expires Trsn leave. Ab4ny II AN and Chat
ham FourC s4 Pm Passengers rom Lebanon Spdngs
leaving Canaan :5 M connect with this train, stopping
New-York 1851 Pm. ga VI. from Plains Stopping
all Stations above Fordham arriving at NewYork 1918 AN
$50 N from Cro'on Falls stopping at al Stations arriving
New. York 800 AM 4:20 PM from Cro,on Falls stripping
al Stations north Of Fordhsn AN and $3.50 and so
PM from Whie Plains stopping Al al STATIONS From VIII
ss Bridge $40 $3.50 and iCi0 AN l;l5 5o5 6:i5 75
and $3.50 Pm stopping al stations Passengers by the 40
AN from WilisnS Bridge, and the $3.50 M. from White
SUNDAY ARRAS CEMENTT aims viii leave for Groom fsls,
and ali Wey Stations, at $3.50 Am. ADD Pm Returning,
leave Croton Falls A. NJ stopping a. AL Station and $50
Ph stop ing eli Staor. norh Of FOrdhsm For VILLAIN
Bridge and Way Stations $3.50 AM and $50 m.
Returning leave Williams Bridge al II AN. and o:S PM,
stopping Al all Stations
Freight for Albany received daily until PM st the Depot,
corner Of Centre and Whitests, N. Y.
WM j. CAMPBELL Acting superintendent.