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lie
Arrive at Fayetteville next day by IA m;
Leave Fayetteville Friday at pm
Arrive Ls~sburg next day by SPIN.
so23 From Lewisburg by Brownsville, Fmnkford.
Msysvile, Falling Spring, Little Level, Academy,
isabella, and Mill Point, to Hunersvle, 81 miles
Leave Lewisburg Monday and Thursday M
Arrive at Huntersyiie next day by III m;
Leave Huniersvie Tuesday and Friday at ms
Arrive at Lewsburg next days BY SPIN.
Proposals 10 end at MARTINS Bottom, instead OF
Hunersyle, invited.
1924 From Huniersvile, by Fountain Grove, TO Bath O.
H., % miles and back, twice week.
Leave Hunersvile Tuesday and Friday at ! M
Arrive at Bath c. IL. same day by IN;
Leave Bath G. H. Wednesday and Saturday al
am;
Arrive at Huntersvile same days by. l2 m.
James River and Kanawha Turnpike, II miles
and back, once week.
Leave Msysvie Saturday al sam;
Arrive at Ciinonvile same day by III ami
Leave Cin,onviIc saturday at IL m;
Arnye at Maysyie same day by SPIN.
1926 From Maysylle, by Cherry Bottom, to Browns
vile Ia miles and back, once week
Leave MaysviIle Monday at am;
Arrive ut Brownsville same day by II m;
Leave Brownsville Monday at IL m;
1927 From CIin,onvls, by Big Clear Creek Straw Hill,
and Fowler's Knob, to Nicholas c H. Al miles
and back, once week.
Leave Clnlonville Thursday at m;
Arrive Nicholas G. Fl. same day by p m;
Leave Nicholas G, H. Friday at S am;
Arrive at Cintonvile same day by pm.
4sas From Meadow Bluff, By Blue Sulphur Springs
Palestine, and Egypt, to Red Sulphur Springs, %
miles and back once week.
Leave Meadow Bluff Saturday al 6 mi
Arrive at Red Sulphur Springs same day by g. IN;
Leave Red Sulphur Springs Friday at a M
Arrive Meadow Bluff same day by pm.
1929 From Mountain Cove, by Chy to Keesler's Cross
Lanes Ia miles and back a week;
Leave Mountain Cove Monday at II m;
Arrive d Keeser's Cross Lanes day by p m;
Leave Keescr's Cross Lanes Monday at M
Arrive AT Mountain Cove day by III a
1880 From Gauley Bridge, by Gotten Hill, Fayetteville,
Loop Raleigh c. H., Shady Springs, Jumping
Branch, Packs Ferry, and Mouth Of Indian to
hed Sulphur Springs, n miles aid back, once
week.
Leave Gauey Bridge Friday at sam;
Arrive at Red Sulphur Spring next day by m;
Leave Red Sulphur Springs Sunday at a m;
Arrive Gauley Bridge next day by 6 pm.
Six hours running time, from LIST October to
LIST April, will be given, if required
Proposals for second weekly trip are invited.
1891 From Nicholas G. H. by Peters Creek Jerrys
Fork Tweny-Mil Creek, Round Tree Fork,
Leatherwood, Elk River, and Big Sandy, to Glen
den Run. 80 miles and back, once week
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arriVc NJ FRANKLIN Depot same days by p m;
Leave Franklin Depot Tuesday and Friday at a m I;
Arrive at Hcksford same days at 5 D m.
1864 From Boydton, by Randolph Macon College, to
Clarksvillc, IL miles and back, three times a week
Leave Boyd,on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
ATTAIN;
Arrive at GAINESVILLE same days by lam;
Leave GAINESVILLE Tuesday Thursday, and Satur-
day at 3pm
Arrive at Boydton days by m.
Proposals for service both ways on the same days
will be considered.
1865 From GAINESVILLE, by White House, Black Walnut
and Omega, TO cunninghams Store, IS miles
and back, twice week.
Leave Clarksvic Tuesday and Friday at Ia M
Arrive at Cunnnghams Store days by 7 p m;
Leave Cunnnghams Store Wednesday and Satur-
day ait am;
Arrive at Clarksville Same days by pm
1866 From GAINESVILLE, by White House and Blue Wing
to Roxboro' 80 miles and back, week.
Leave Clarksyillc Friday at m,
Arrive at Roxboro' same day by pm;
Leave Roxboro' Thursday at Ga m;
Arrive at Clsrksvile same day by 6pm.
4ssf From Lawrencevlie to Burntvie miles and back
three times week.
Leave Lawrencevilie Monday "Wednesday and
Friday At Z am
Arrive at Burntvle same days by Gam;
Leave burnisile Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday
at1pm;
Arrive at Lawrencevie same days by apm
1865 From Dinwiddc c. H., by Ritchievlle to Good
wynsville, IA miles and back, a week
Leave Dinwiddie c. III. Tuesday at I2m;
Arrive at Goodwynsville same day by 4pm;
Leave Goodwynsvtie Tuesday att am;
Arrive at Dnwiddc G.. II. same day by Ham.
Proposals for additional "Trip per week will be con-
sidcred.
1885 From Lawrencevie, by White Plains Jacksonville
~ Summit, Green Plsns, Pleasant Oaks, and Pow
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sos5 From Romney, by Springfield and Frsnkior1 %
Patterson Greek Depot, 1871 miles and back, an
times week.
Leave Romney daily, except Sunday attain.
Arrive st Patterson Creek Depot by y a m;
Leave Patterson Greek Depot at p IA, Or aner ar.
rival OF mad from Bslsmcre,
Arrive AZ Romney days by 10 D m
5O56 From Wildwood, by White Post, 10 Mldsle, 10
mites and back, tunes week TO Whine Posi-,
and twice week the residue.
Leave Mit~ood Monday, Wednesday,, and Friday
81 am;
Arrive 4 White Post same day. BY 10 a m, and
al Mldale Monday and Friday by lam;
Leave Midale Monday and Friday at I'M. and
White Post Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Al
clam;
Arrive at MiIlwood same days by sam.
Proposals for ir-weeky service On whole route wia
be considered.
50s7 From Wildwood 10 Berryvale, miles and back
a week.
Leave Millwool Tuesday at 4pm;
Arrive a Beuyvlle same day by PM
Leave Berryvile Tuesday At p m;
Arrive al MlilwoOd same day by 3 IN;
Proposals for additional trips vii be considered
5036 Frop Waterloo by Chn's Mills, orlean u mlcs
and back, three times week.
leave Waterloo Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
al 2. pm,
Arrive al orean same days by slpm,
leave oresn Tuesday, Thursday, and saturdSya
Arrive al Waterloo same days by Bpm;
5000 From Madison c. r., by Rapidan, Graves Min,
ard cdglersville, % Mad,soa G. IL, equal TO 10,
miles and back, twice week.
Leave Madison G. III. Monday and Wednesday a,
Gam;
Arrive at Madison c. IL. same days by 6pm
504O From Luray TO Valleyshurg, miles and back
a week
Leave Luray Thursday at l2m
Arrive AT Valleysburg same day by pm;
Leave Valley shnrg Thursday at Q a M
Arrive at Luray by ii m
50il From Luray, by Hope Mills, Cedar Point Over
ais, Bentonsle, and Hambaughs, to Front ROYAL
80 miles and back, once a week
Leave Luray Tuesday Mt 8 I'm;
Arrive at Front Royal day by % m,
Leave Front Royal Monday al 3 q m;
Arrive at Luray same day by pm
Proposals for triweekiy Sc vice are invited hid.
der to propose schedule.
5042 From Luray by Long Meadow, Honcyvills, Grove
Hill, Shenandoah Iron Works, Waverie and
Conrad's Store, to McGaheysvlle, 30 miles, once
n week and back
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? , MING STAR
TIE MODERN BEAU.
BY j @. sAXB,

See yon strange hgure, and at a moment scan
lnat senderest sample OF a genus, man!
MARX, as ne rambles, those precariOus pegs,
which, by their motion must be deemed his legs
he mas head--one nav be sure Of that
BY Just observing his egregiOus hat;
mat ne has arms its logically PLAN
. from ms wide coat-sleeves and his pendan, cane
tongue as well-the inference is fair,
since, OF occasion, he can liso and swear;
noo ssk his use; that's not so very clear,
Sp.ess TO spend five thousand pounds a year,
IN modish vices which his soul adores,
Dnnk, dress, and gaming, horses, hounds. and
scores
vi minor follies which can't rehearse,
Dear TO himself, and dearer to his purse,
No product he Of Fortunes tickle dice
Inc due result Ofluxury and vice,
Three generations have sufhced 70 bring
That narrow chested, pale, enervate thing
Down from q man for, marvel A. you will,
His huge great grandsire fought al Bunker Hill
Bore, without gloves, muskst through the war;
Came bac adorned with many a noble scar;
Labored and prospered at thriving rate,
And, dying, left his heir a snug estate
which grew apace upon his busy hands
stocks, ships and factories, tenements and lands
All here Al last-the money and the race
Ihe latter ending in that foolish face,
Inc former wa dering, Tar beyond his aim,
sack TO the rough p'ehians, whence il came
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A SIGN OF DRPRECIATIoN.-We stated
few days ago that the Pontalba prop.
erty, consisting Of stores and dwellings
in the second district, and mostly within
the business limits, was sold under the
hammer for the sum of 500 900. These
buildings were appraised fifteen years
ago at $4,000, and were rented for
S34, 600 year. The property now rents
for Sl6, 900. The difference between the
appraised value, and the amount at which
1t sold nearly 75 per cent.-N o. Delta.
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To SpoRTsNEN.-The Scientific Anne,

To SPoRTsNEN.-The Scientific Ameri-
can says: Wash your gun barrels in
spirits of turpentine, by dipping a rag or
sponge, fastened on your gun rod into
into the liquid, and swabbing them out
three or four times, when they will be
cleared from all impurities, and can be
used almost instantly, as the turpentine
will evaporate and leave the barrels dry;
even if they are little moist it will not
prevent their going off, like water. After
their being washed thus, there is no dan
ger Of rust as when water is used. / am
an old experienced gupner, and have prac,
ticed this for years, and found it useful.
Spirits Of turpentine can he procured at
all country stores, and small quantity
sufices."
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GA fellow at race course was stag
gering about the track, with more liquor
than he could carry. "Hallo! what's
the matter now J" said chap whom the
inebriate individual had just run against.
"Ehy-hic-why, said the fellow, so
drunk he was hardly able to articulate !:
6 the fact is. lot of my friends have
been betting liquor on the race to-day,
and they We got me to hold the stakes"
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Leave Mar-sville Wednesday, Friday, and Gum.

Leave Marvsville Wednesday, Friday, and sun-
, Arrive at Atchison Friday, Sunday, and Tues.
Bids TO run o. &c a week wiz be considered.
No. 1894 From Whiteh ends, by Highland, Iowa
Point, to story's Landing. 40 miles and back,
once aweek
Lerve whteheads F-idsy at sam
Arrive at Story's Landing same day by 9pm
Leave ~tory's Landing satur az ct 5sm
Arrive at Whifehep rs ssme day by 9pm.
No, 1898 Prom Oregon, (Mo.,) by Iowa Point, to
Highland. (Eansas,) ~ miles and back, ores
Leave Oregon Saturday st Gam
Arrive at Highland same day by 12m
Leave Highland Saturday at pm
Ar i've at Oregcn same dsv by 7pm.
No. 1899 From Fort Leaverworth to Sac aud Fox
Agency, 100 miles and back. once o week
Leave Fort Lsavsrwcrth VI bday at 6 N
Arrive at Sac and Fox Agency W. dnesday by
I'm
Leave Sac and Fox Agency Thursday at 6 a m
Arrive at Fort Lsavenwor b Saturday by Y m.
No. l5240 From Fort Scott to Fort Atkinson, -
mile and back
Leave Fort Scott
Arrive at Fort Atkinstn
Leave Fort Atkinson
Arrive a: Fort s oft
Bidders viii stale The distancs and preposa a
schedule.
Ne IL Al From Fort Scott 10 Crawford Semin ary,
nils and back
Isave Fort Scott
Arrive at Crawl I'd Seminary
Leave Cray fnd Seminary
Arrivl 81 Fer Scott
Bidders will state the distaHos and propose a
schedule
No. 1922 Fsom Wsstporl to Fort Scott - miles and
hack
Leave Wes!port
Arrive At F. TT Scott
Itave eort Sc tt
|. Arrive It WestpoTt
Bidder viii state the distance and propose .
schedule.
For forms of proposals, guarantee, and cert A.
case; also, instructions aud requirements, lem
bracing c,ndi ions to be inco por ted in the con.
t. acts to such extent as the DEPARTMENT may &C. 10
prop'r,) advert eIcent nviring proposals for
mail service N the western aud sou hwestern STATES
dated 9th January, 1854.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
June 4--lGwiw Postmastsr General
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BY RAILROAD DTRgCr
THE BALTTMORE AND OHIO

lawns greatly improved lie Western conn.,
HI tons now Offers the fullest indGcclnsnt "a
ravelen between Washington, BaltIniore ana an
west "S-
The connection between the trains from W,sa
ne'oh aho the trains bound west from RaltiuO !
Iways promptly made al TIE Washington Junc,io,
Naltiy SSiifd tne Relay BOu,el 3 miles from Bst'.
Hote. nMs l. the only cha1,c vi cas- required h.
weec Washington and the C.,io Tiver R.g-s.ss
checked through W Wheeling n tho Ws.h;rs.a,
'talCn, and 7, checked ard tr5usGTFcd thrre fsS,1
ne passengers) without Ch6r.c. lor those hols~,
through uckte OF points e'yoad. The couns ciins
uoln lsave W asbinpinn daily NJ 6 a ~ ami a. =
n ON Sundays al the latter uOuI only. - =
Al wheeling DIRE connection - miFc mn 10 b,
trains OF the CENTRA's ONO RAILROAD an,
ming from hellalre on tire Ohio. near WI. elm,
through Cambridge, GAINESVILLE aud Neu.,k 80
COLUMBUS. These trains conneci n Nes,-,..
with Inc cars at the Newark, HanSfi d aud SanSaa
~ Railroad for Sandusky, Toledo, Detroit, { bcH.o
81. LOUIS, etc.
At Columbus the c. O. Railroad trains co,n..,
With the fas; trains Of the Lutte Mann RsiroeS -
Xenie, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE. etc =,
Xcnis ION Little Miami Railroad) conpaction =
formed with tile trains through Dayton, 20 INDIAN
APOI.IS, Terre Hsuie, Lafayette, Chicago, Roc.
Island, st Louis, etc.
So Passen- ers holding through tickets tor NJ,
phis Vicesbsrg, Matches, AebC 0Tle1n, etc, vhch
are also sold at Washington are transferred al IYs
cinnati TO the Mail Steamers en- the Ohio. r,cke,,
90 6NdiisfIuc1 IdfO, cue 81 LOUIS are sold by this
route.
lFFOs CLEVELAND, and via Clevelapd N
'uled !, Detroit, Chicago, etc, liz kets are ,oas
when the Ohio is navigab,e between Wheeling ana
Wellsvle forty miles) where a connection win
,hs, Cleveland and Pltisburg Railroad is.nade. :
~1'raVelIeTs ace reques e. 90 notice -
Is LIe only route aflOIding through tucked "A
in Washington, IL is also the shortest most sntsy
and direct 20 nearly all the leading points in ne
great West. The distance II m Wsshingo on 10 Gin
cinnati is but 653 miles being about 100 mics hon
eT than by any oiher rout'
FARE DY THROUGH TICKET FROM WASP
!NGTON: To Wheeling 50 80; C5igm.zs Sl9 6;
naytOn, SIS 50; Cincinnati, SIG I; Louisville by
railroad Sle IS, By teamerfrOm TincInafi sis; IN
d:lnapolis sl7 g; Cleveland, sla IS; Toledo SIS
50; Detroit. Sl5 20. Chicago so 65 and SIS So 81
Louis, sres 50 and e25; Memphis, $50; New o.
leans. 53i, etc.
ca FOR FREDERTs X ana HAPFTR's rEkgy
rARTiNSBURG, EERKELEY SPRINCS GIN
BE2IAHD, BEDF ORD SPRINGS Pirdwo,t OR
land, and paramount, passengers may leave Wash
ingtOn Q, 8 m or AZ p. M. Pnr tie a.unr yay
stations b.tSeen altmOre and Whec.isg lake
train from Washington.
k4> For trains & AM from Baltimore aIsaapoln.
etc, see special advertisement.
A1>FOS further information, tIr usb tickets ke
Apply TO THOS. II. PAIRS. iN<. sg NJ. a, Il ashins
toh station JOHN Z. DONE,
Master 81 Trans. Jrr-t!op
Baltimore and Ohio RaiirOaa Baltimore.
NAV 3-tf
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q Virtue and learning, like gold,
have their intrinsic value; but if they
are not polished, they certainly lose a
great deal of their luStre; and even pol
ished brass now pass more upon people
than rough gold. What q number of
sins does the cheerful, easy, good-breed-
ing of the French usually cover.
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% 1t has been beautifully said, "the
veil that covers Futurity is woven by the
hand of Mercy" Seek not to raise that
veil, therefore. for sadness might be seen
to shade the brow that fancy had arrayed
IN smiles of gladness.
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Truth WILL OUT.-"M Mother sent me, +"
said little girl to neighbor, L" to ask
you to come and take tea with her this
evening" Did she say at what time,
my dear 3" mo, ma Fam: she only said
she would ask you, and then the thing
would be of her mind that was all she
said.
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Owe are all growing old, and losin

Owe are all growing old, and losing
the fresher charms Of youth. What is
most to be deplored is the loss of youth
full feelings; the crushing out of hi gh as
pirations-the lowering of the aims Of
life, and the devotion of its best energies
to debasing cares. If the heart be Kept
young, 1t matters not that the body grows
old.
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OFF you don't wish to get angry,
never argue with blockhead. Remem.
Der, that duller the razor, the more you
cut yourself and swear.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDER Gku.RoaD
&& IL q s3eAHE

On and afteT TuesaGy, N61. Z, 1854,
fsHE Care leave AlexsrcTi2 daily FIR 9oronEs
vile and internsdjste ssstiOcs a. Z oieircs
o. m, tbs arrival o. the Sost IRON RHshin. ~.
SivirS ample tine for b-esps-t O. card Con
Meeting ct Mattresses JUnct.o VIZ ti<:p 10Y Strtr
aLEf, a. WEr-eot3n =, ctir- gi.h trsir Eor Esr
rs1tOr, and at Gordonsvslie With j.. -. g N m
V-gi1is Central Rs.irosi for BicS clos l. sh.-l5,lE
vilio, aud StsunSoR.
The cara iesve Corridor 5vila tai.E Fo- s,s1asirlr
and irterned:a.e g71sions, 6. "a before a. q. m.
sas artiEs Of Re r-siEs 81 tas "a = Ceatra i.l
read IrG.1 Rjcbc sd, Chsr,o' 'svii3 50 SssDrtal
rIrtNU.lrI TOY tuT-S
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TsSHMGTON BRANCH RAILROAD
I'm assE aEsE
O. ANGE d HOURs

CD sNGE OF HOURS
u VII 1'' --'1 - -'''' VIZ @''
Leave Washington a. 9 and s1S z. IA, erd and
4kpm
ON SUNDAY at AZ n
Leave Baltimore az ~ and 90 NJ, and ard
54pm
on Sunday a.. AZ an.
pest TIL. PARSONS, AGENT.
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

siH=E n On TUESDAYS ard FRIDAYS.
t.i,.is6a n Fare roprd trip 81 from tlsf-
G0tris rs ccnts The THOMAS COLLIER letvt'
Washington 81 . End Alexandria al 81 O'Clock.
Uesohsa leave tae Capitol Tor the Z * 81 y ooik
c. -ch fake 20 ceuta.
rersoDs wishing the Coaches "a ave t.s'r -
1s1ce With Geo. 1 Ghcs. Psrker
Refreshments on tie tost
oct 2s--dtf sAm'L eF1NEy. CAP
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IH Mott BsdeiTa Lips. q,

NEW YORK, ysLEY.sNDRLG. N-SS HINGToE
CITY, AND DISTRICT OF C0LUMBTs
PACKETS.
This LINE OF PACKETS SAILS WEEKLY
L from pier II East River, New = :. and Oftea-'
Il Unnecessary, and are composed OF the fnl.oviHg6
class vessels:
sew schr. "A. =. BedeH Eedell AT st,r
New scbr. ao,t BeieH, 4. V. T'Tc1Heii
Schr finn d.. WIN. Oliver master
Sehr. poLdsIt, L. 4. Smith. master.
Scbr. Commando 81 Cksst, Wogl n, l1astes.
Schr. GreeHTo., Ei.sap. inas;a5.
These vessel arr ~ last ,..i...s az the nla
men OF experience IN tAr '.adr, ara the o2ly req
lar line Of Washing ton City packets.
MOTT BEnELL,
Wall street., N.
:. S. MASTERS 6. SONS,
Alexandria, Va
THOMAS Riley,
feb l-6m Washington and ID. {.
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DOCTOR HOoFLANp's
CELEBRATED
German Bitters
PREPARED NJ on.
DR.. C. n. JACKSON, Philad's. Pa

Will EFFEcTuALLY CURE
dVER COMPLAINT, DYSPHPSIA, UUNDICR
CAro"ic or Nervous De6slsty, D,se,.s. AZ n,
Kidneys, o~d al dsssases ovi.i.o fro- = a..
s~dered Ltoer .So~ach
such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fuliness %,
Blood TO the Head, Acidity of the stomach Nau
sea, Heartburn, Disgust for food, Fullness o.
weight in the Stomach, Sour EructatiOns, Sink
ing or Fluttering al the Pit of the stomach, SWIM
ming of the Head, Hurr ed md difficult breathing
Piu:tering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocaiiny
Sensations when i'm a lying Posture, Dimness o.
Vision, Dots of Webs before the sight, Fever AM
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency Of Precipitation
Yellownese Of the Skin and Eyes, Pain IN The
Side, Back, Chest, Limb, sc, Sudden Flushes
OF Heat Burning in he Flesh, Constant Imagm
ings of Evil, and great depression Of Spirits.
s HE proprietor, in calling TIE attention OF the
L public 10 this preparati0o. does 30 with feel
g vi tie utmost confidence in its virtues aHd adap-
tlton 10 the diseases for which il is recommended
Ii is no new and unuied article, but one that has
S.osd the test of ten years trial before the Amer
CT people, and its reputation and sale Is Unvsll.
by any similar preps- ltions crtant. The tes;nor!
III It's favor given by the most prominent and well
Known Physicians aud individuals, in al parts o.
The country IS immense. The following from North
Carolina is respectfully sub it'd, referring any
Sho may still doubt 10 my Memorabiiia, !" or Prac-
teal Receipt Book for Farmers aai Families, TO be-
had gratis of al the Agents for The German Bitters
Principal Office and Mandatory, 120 Arch ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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RWhat is more beautiful tlan
road 1t is the symbol of an active and
varied life.
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HAIR WORK.

HAIR WORK.
ORNAMENTS of Hair, such as Bracelets. Chat.
R;1.. I MANS Unans, Breastpins, Earrings Finger
All orders faithfully attended to.
specimens may be seen at my store.
~, ,, II. SEMKEN,
No; $50 Pa. av., between Oh and ION s,s.
AND WARRAhTS WANTED- 70,
IL WHICH the highest prices will be paid by
CHUBB BROTHERS.
H'ay o.-N unteD OPP the Trcaslry
WATER COOLERS, something new. an
pps Excellent article. DOuBLE ICE PITCH
Ems, oineren les and sizes Britannia Piteers
open and covered; ali kinds Of Britsnnia and R,ocS
p III ~ aIe' For sale loM, al the nousekeepesir
FsIhnning store, 490 DevsA.h st.
may ~ G. FRANCIS.
X lsS Me IF YOU DARE "A new Wai,, ve,,,
:, H suitable Tor beginners, composed and dedc afed
~ n mss -, OF Georgetown, by Prof. w. UImte,
-. HfhHVS HKTz,s MRdc Dspot.
way CoFaH Pa. ay; and Ilh q,
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1TCrETs

Sor A,aaIoG.sI, connoetiog with the stages g.
charlottesville, n iioaisys, Teinsedsys, and III
lays
Ter Lara AID EsS hsr6st connecting With M
ages at oIlPeYtg, On Tue5jsys, Thursdays, snd Sat
rrdsy.
FER Winchester daily, connssting With the stage
ct Piedmont
FOr HicdIeburs daily, coans.sag vita The stage
Al tie Plsias.
Peg order: ws- BEooKsgT, Agent
any
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3EE aEW YORK q LIVEE cool
LET UNITED STATES s
MAIL STEAMEE8.
TENHH SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE hks
4 THIS
kTLAHTIo, Capt. West
PACIFIC, CAPT. Nye,
BALTIC, Cap Cs.nstocI,
sDkIACIC, H-pt Graitcn-
These shi,S have beer bui.t oy contrast, express
~ fo- Government eerviuc; eTery csre hss been
taken IN Their construction, IS in the Engines 20
usars strength spd speed, and th@ir sccoanc1f
tious for .sssensers are uD.q asiied Tor elegance
md ooIcfors.
Price OF passage from New York TO Liverpool -
S-s+ cabin 10
g.,c,6 M 90
Extensive use OF Extra size state roeErs-.... SIS
ION Liverpool to New Yorz 80 and SGG
An experiencei surgeon attached to e2eh ship.
No berth o.r De secured until rsid for.
For reight or pa-sbSe apply 20
bpWARD X. COLLINS & CO.,
t3 Wall stTeet, Neg York.
BRoWE, sHIPLEY co,
Il. @. ROBERTS CO,
lS Kings Arat Fsri, London.
JOHN AUERrE 80,
&c Rue Notre Dame 1ss Witches, Paris.
Gro II. DSApER, Hsvrc.
The owners Of these ship will Rcr be accountable
for gold, silver bullion, speci- ieSelry, prc-cuf
stones METALS ualss3 Bills of lS1i1g are dgneS
therlfcr, aud ths vtlue thsrsof hc-sin expressed
Eov l6-dlv
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KANSAS TERRITORY.

hANSAs TEhhlTOh1.
No. 1906 From SAINT Joseph, No, by Highland, to
Harysville. l3p miles and back, once week
Leave =. Joseph Nonday at 6 an
Arrive at harysville THURSDAY by9pm
Lave Nary vii e Monday ct a m
Arrive at It. Joseph Thursday by epm
nis route is supposed TO 10 superseded by
Az aoZsO; and If So it Will not be let to contract.
NO. ioIV' from Doniphan, by Wof River TO High
hnd 70 miles and back once a weak
Leave Doniphan Thursday at Gam
arrive " Hig1lan same day by I0pm
Leave Highland Friday at M
Arrive at Doniphan SAM S,1 -
No. l52Os From Atch'son, by Independepcs snrin,
to 6rasshopper creek, Is miles md back. once
sweek $3.50
Leave Atchison Monday at Gam
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MEMOIRS or THE COUNTESS OF BLEs-
Nl sington, by.R X. Madden, N. r. l. A, two
VuE PRANCK TAYLOR,