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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-20


ENDURING AFrEcrJoN-The following in.
teresting incident is from an article by +" W."
correspondent of the Journal of Com
aerce =
There is a memory of the old church in
which we worshipped, Yesterday connected
with this old man who will be buried to- NOR
row, that seemed to me very touching when l
heard it related last night. Sixty wears ago,
there was voice in the choir that thrilled his
heart every Sunday morning. so that he lis
tened to it more than the words of the song,
He was a stout, strong man, and vet he was
child in the presence Of that country maiden,
and he loved her with exceeding Joy. He
served her father, not so long as Jacob for
Leah, yet with no less devotion, and for
while with no more success. One day the
farmers family had gone TO visit friend, some
ten miles distant, aud not having room III their
wagon, they had returned, leaving Lucy to be
sent for. And towards evening" the old man,
the young man l should say-how strange this
tale of his youth seems to me who have always
known him as old-the young man was sent
for her, and having taken her into the wagon
with HIM, started i'll return.
Five miles of the road were accomplished,
when the gloom Of q tempest surrounded them,
and storm burst on them with terrible fury.
There was no better shelter for mile, save the
old church, that stood alone on the hill, and
thither he urged lis horse, with difficulty and
no small danger,
They reached the door, which was never
closed-for the house of God, in those days,
vas always open aud the girl found shelter,
while he secured the horse i'll safety under the
shed, and returned to her.
lie had never told her Of his love and now
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ENDURING AFFECTJoN-The following in
teresting incident is from an article by ." w"
a correspondent of the Journal of Com
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-02-21
Dyspepsia Can Be Cured
PAULDlNG COUNTY, DhLT"N, Ga,
NunuSt 2ti!, lS5i
r. CHARLES De-! .UEI;I,

Mr. CHARLES Dri.oEiir,
DEAR SIR: For several years past
have been SC. crcly afflicted with SICK head
aches, and after lrying every hin9 could
think of, and receiving no benefit Whatever,
a, last gave myself up as a confirmed.
dyspcp,ic. iaut hearing of your prrpara-
ton, The Bai.nm of Lie" | concluded
10 give That trial also. and procured Two
bottles from your Agc"' DIR. u. y. DarGnn,
OF Darlington. $. g., ar;; from the time
began 10 take it. ! have no. had Single
attat 4 OF headache, ana HOW lee IN hopes
that even the iuo bottles: have II. "ht Z cure
ei me. But fearing that may i'vc -
reIapse, have determined 10 continue ii
longer. anh cnclo,c you $40 0N !nr which
You will please send as many bottles a- Is
customary FOR that amount. BY Rail Road.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN !. GREEN.
r. S.-Plcasc forward hy express train
Sept. 6, 1854 - II
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TO MERCHANTS.
PLANTERS. AND OTHERS

PLANTERS, AND OTHERS.
/, tile undersigned, formerly Of New York
City, but now permanent resident of Char
lesion. Am prepared 10 do anything in tn.
one Of General Agency and Commission
business entrusted To me. ] will make pilrcha-
ses of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Boots,
Shoes, Fancy Goods, Drugs. Paints, Oils.
Fruits, Jewclry, Confectionery, Books, Sta
tioncry, Liquors, Clothing, or anything else
that can be obtained either in this eli y or Nrw
York, Boston or Philadelphia and on rs GOOD
terms, it not better, tl,an The Merchants or
Planters themselves could buy them, HER hy
snvng them the nccr: sary cN"rhi'ani expenses
attending IL visit 10 this city. ! VIII also At
tend promptly 10 any Barking or Insurance
business that may be favored with, ana will
make payment of debts. From my lnn. rx.
periencc in general mercantile husiur>>. |
am fully convinced that can give perfect sat
isfnciion. and sui. the most ft>iidious ia>,. III
my selecions. For my services | Shall re-
Hnire moderate commission, according 10
the nature OF the business.
DAVID NJ. GAXlAI,
Office over Birds Store. 20, Nin">.rcct
Charleston, =. &,
Inn. 10Th 1889 ~ IL
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HCEI !! HCGI! ICE!

NJ y K II y IL n OIL
;1fE tOI.I MBIi ICE OlISE has been
~ rmlir"iy rebuilt, so as TO he capable Of
holding several tluuS,r.l tons oc ICE. and !,
now nl"ich Tor ih.. season. Every facility will
he afforded to persons living nj Il distance ,o
supply them rcgniarly. |, Will y: sen, oTcvcry
'""n,i... ursiTah!r, h" rail ro";n, passenger or
freight train; and the railroad agents have kind
II offered to 1--WE every facility Tor lis irailSI,nr-
;ai"ii. We will always nave Il man AT the
different dcrots 10 receive returned blankets,
boxes. Ne
Cost ut Ice two cents per pound: ,iravagc.
boxes and packing 81 cents :rn;.ry.S on railroad
VIII he from - !" - rrrlis Imr Ion pn'uriS.
BOATN RIGHT n BlRkii Loo,
!'r"prrnrs.
n. t. BLANKETS are Il very convenient mode
"firlms;lucilmg ice. Baukc.s Will be furnished
at cost.
May 10. 1851 % If
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Wholesale Tin Ware
FACTORY.
G. ii. VERONCE & BROTHER

G. II. VERONEE & BROTHER
Dealers in PMm Jar0nnrd Tin Ware,
Take this method OF informing their
friends and customers that they have re-
Gently made large additions To their ma
chinely SO as To enable them To supply
the great demand in the above line with
neatncss and despatch. Our ware is o. the
best make and warranted no! 10 leak.
The country trade supplied OH liberia!
terms.
63. slae.st. Mcar the markc') Charleston
November %, 1851 5 Gun
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70 The Public,

IOITNg;GiIiNA Offers his services to the
citizens OF Sumter District and the public gem
orally anil pledges himself to give every nticn-
lion 10 tho sle Or all properties entrusted 20 his
handson Scommission, either Mt auction or pri-
vals sale he facili,ss lts enjoys. as to siiua
tion anli his long experience in the business are
satisfactory sidenco Of his abliiyt to do justice
iohny who may employ him.
Feb 22, l35is @ II tt
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BsBs. S'A'EsdDNss'S
C0MGPUND SANATIVE PILLS.

"hH"H w" pIENNI II L HING
THESE PILLS ARE EN- rIRELY VEGE
IAbi.l:. AND AXE a MOST SUPERIOR
MEDICINE in the cure of all Billions Com
plants, Dyspepsia, CoSfirenrsS, Livcr Com
rin'"f, Sich ih"aachc, Loss Of appetite, and all
lingering disc0scS
THEY PURIFY TIE BLOOD, EQUAL.
lHE TIE CIRCULATION, RESTORE
TIE LIVER, KIDNEYS AND OTHER
SECRErOtl ORGANS TO A HEALTHY
TONE AND ACTION; and as an Anti Bilious
Family Medicine they have 10 equal.
Price % cents per box.
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EsEe. S'THeasNes,S
PECTORAL STOMACH PILLS.
a remedy. for ConshS, Coids, Cafnrrh, Bron-
chiiis. Cronp. l'hooping Cough, Asihma, Con-
sumption. 0nd uH diuuSeS arising from u de-
ranged state IF hc Siomnch, unI To rciicre the
distress AMI bnd trci'ng from eating too hearty
f00d. an wc0E ANIL dYspcLiiG hubifS.
Warranted tO bc H'urcly Veg
C1;l1lc.
These Pills act as an E1pcctorant, Tnico,
am! Apcrirni.
They promote Exrcctoration, Loosen the
Phlcgm, and Clear the Lungs and other Sec
rciory Organs of all morbid matter, and there
is not another remedy in the whole NIateria
alrtica capable Of imparing such healing
properties tn tn. Lungs and Vital Organs as
these Pills. They Cure Cosiivcncss produce
good regular appetite, AID Strengthen The
System.
Price % cents per box, containing 25 doses
of Medicine.
Call on the Agents who sell the Pills, and
get the Fianfcr'S AInnnac Gratis, giving full
particular r. and certificates Of clIrcs
Both kinds of The above named Pills ale for
sale Ill Suintcrvilc, by
DARGAN & co.
And PERRY MOSES.
VIII" also keeps supply of DR.. Spcnccr's
Ecgcinb'" Pills, and DIR. lIul's Celebrated
Pills, which stop the Chills aud Fever The frs,
dav.
July 2G, 1854 80 ly.
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10000 Bricks for Sale
by A. J. MOSES:
Dec. 90, 1854. 8 If.
Veterinary Surgeon.

tROBERT w. ANDREWS nololes tho
citizens OF this, and the adjoining Districts,
tlut he has removed his Stables near the De.
pot Of the W. d. NJ II. Road where he is ready
at all tines TO take charge Of diseased Horses
for n moderate charge ; in all eases where there
IL no cure no pay will he expected. lie also
continues ta tnke Passengers t0 end from The
Depot, unt expects shortly TO receive n New
Omnibus for HAT purpose. Goods he will haul
al the oil rnte of 10 cents per package, and
snl.riis The patronage of the public.
Feb. q, 1853 l7--tf
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful for past f;lvours the subscriber wish
rs /" inform the public that lie still manufic-
lures Cotton Gins III his establishment i'm Stui.
burg, on the most improved and approved plan
which hc thinks that the cotton ginncd on one
of those gins nf the lalc improvement, is worth
al least Il quarter of Il cent more than the cot
ton gnn"' on lltc ordinary gin. lie also man
uiariurcS them on the most simpl. construction.
ol the finest finish aud of the best materials tu
vii, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for 81 per Saw
lc ais" repairs old gins and pnts them in com.
pl'c order n the shortest notice. All orders for
Gins will he promptly and punctuaIy niicnd..
to. WILLIAM ELLISON.
Staichmrg, Sumter Dist, 5. &. Feb H. 26
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Hou.e-Eurn..hi,.g Dry Goods.

HE subscribers oeg respectfully invite The attention Of
house keepers and these furnishing the ir
ing list Of useful and sfcies which have been selected
with best this and viii be
offered such make the interest Of purchasers 10
examine stock before purchasing else where;
IN OUR CARPET ROOMS
There all Times be onrd the designs in
ui velvet Wton tapestry Brussels py ingiain and vni
an which designs which eonhned
10 sales exclusively in this District.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALs-
VIII be couee throughout The entire
bacing and trocar sns, striped
worpd damAsk paa naifed aud striped IurAeyd cash
elegantly and muslin
tasse, re aud and all
for trimming aud hanging curtains.
IN DED-sUaNlsHNG GOODS
We 81, 0I, ia, l24 and ia eAtasuperor English
blankets, which made order and Imported direct
81 ias Al A. IA and ij4 while Msrsees and toilet quilts
9i, I0i Ill, aud 1874 linen shse'ings great variety,
I04 Ii aud Ia siestings aud quilted comforts,
Linen and ssreng Tor pillow and bolster
Diaper damn4k hucs shack, aud oihef toweIass.
Ao, complete OF table linens such satin
liable cloths every from yards
Damak napkins quality the eheapestt the finest
dauiask doyies,
Together tul of furnishing requisites
line which dsa be sBumcrasj, but which vail
be shown with pirnsure 10 all who favor Us wnh call
HoOE, BRO, 4 co
Dec l5-3law4wif
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him waive it; but whsss right was given another
officer consequent the performances Of certain duties the
commodore conld not wave without the Of such
officer and 1t does not appear that he had any intention OF
doing The refusal of the department allow the claim
the pay offs captain during the hole period appears
have proceeded upon the assumption that although the
claimant performed the duties Of captain the fact that
Commodore Read declined the offer Of captain before he
left the United States must In way by operating
a waiver or in mode not very apparent deprive
tho claimant Of the right he would otherwise have
under the act Of Congress But cannot regard the
matter in that light Il was competent for the Sec
retary of the Navy TO order captain the Coluu-
bia IL he thought his duty aud the public interest
required IT, whether Commodore Read wished il
The offer to order captain implied that such officer
Was needed Ii be had been ON board the Columbia he
would have been entitled to tho pay Of his rank although
Commodore Read might have been shore for part OF
the time AS the duties Of captain performed by
the claimant officer Of inferior rank, perceive
nothing take this out OF the operation Of the act OF
March, 1885, the language OF which s plain and precise
to admit OF u question.
The evidence in this consists Of the certificate OK
Commodore Read copy Of which appears in the petition
has been received at the department authentic and
question Ia made to its gcnuincness. We shall report Il
10 Congress together with bill for paying TO the claimant
the difference between the pay Of lieutenant and that OF
captain service from the 18th day of April 1884,
the 28th day Of June, 1910, deducting much OK
such difference he may already have received at tho
treaeury.
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ny $. ,. MccoaMrcK, suc.lonesr.

AUCTION SALE or AN EXTENSIVE MANUFACTURING
estab-ineDOn Tuesday the l5n day of ianuar, ie5,
AeIandnS, Virginia. viii be sold the valuable Duactaas
shment owntd oy the Vrgini Locomotive and Car Manuu
Ing Company, formerly su,iti q Prrkina)
The real estate and wharves
inc river Potomac, bounded fows Commanding
Wolfe I,o feet Of uncn
binding 30ieei ary, 7o
he o the Ponac thence inches
binding Wolfe the beginning,
l+50 equars ground,
sufficient depth Of
Ippery connected By switch Orange
vioad, by buildings, bu,t
&Tek,
shch has ground por l3 by iu2 econd l by 81
ird 81 by ~ ieei I'll hacksp - by 81 81,
I~t The Tools complete OF
aney, 'u' tb Tor manufacturing and
nahr'sht and raIio,d OF The
fhcismt about advantage,
Rop room to work 50. m-n, il required
u Tas foundry The entire OF ground
und@d ny Whk~s Pitt, Gnbpn, st Asaph cei~,
pdon Of Iot ~ by lis feet deep)
e o q by ll5 esi about 600 feet OF g,ud grouud
Pat Of $3s above - by ls Eet,
udsd IN The sale Tns ront immediately The
d Alexandria rnrosd and improved f
fundy BY feet, reqIsite cu2os cranes,
property both ie,l aid personal viii he snd
pseiher, favorable opportunity
cspial to enage in pross business in desi'ah
February Annually S32
ls of May, ie8 payable quarrery
uay The deferred made The OF February
and IL, Of May e6a, seeaed by d.d Of
v~ ~ he secured ny dsrd ot property
ftiabse notes with approved endossers
immediately amer me ae"ve sale VIII ne SOD the entire stock Of
srd~ on hand. comprising lumber, cai iron, scrap
vAd Ac 20.
a Twns Az slco, $780, months,
u taies d.ns property ups further
of na'ion, win please Apply 70
aI Dec 5--oaw,,5Jan ot~r.nara' Va,
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IEMDERS ~ Cong=es aaa yss t.is washsuxs son
pl respectfully informed thar TAYLOR aAUsY's
nk and Stationery stone,
fqairea,en Their extensive stock, In sdd
apoaui works. comprises department Of seiace
hst
New bnoks received immediasly publication
Wrrky ,mpofaions from England
Iaihoup's Works, vaIaHnes
Jvfersvu's " ork-, volumes
Me5slers works, ro's, 2h edition
bverer's oration- aad Speeches, volumes
Gays Private Correspondence, volume
- ). Prentrss M.msrs, volumes
hincfof,'s Hsory Of the uoited S,aies, volumes
atstrsmap's aanuaI. vaiuiues
H,cksys Constitution, , volume
II Jsfefsonis Nspuai, voius.s
II The ton-i, u;ior- Of the rai~d States, volume
II hl'ot- Debates aad Madison Pagers volumes
i Nafsh's oralors aud statesmen, volume
Il rofys Works vo
Lives OF Chief Justices of the United volume
lsbet's cvi Liberty and Self voiuaes
Il Nius Lite ot Patrick Henry, volume
hruncdyir Life OF Wir volumes
II sffiaro's Life OF Iohn Randolph. volume
Iany LeaGees, by BALDWIN, volume
/ De feequev,iss Democracy in Amcrics, 1 volume
The Fed@raisf, venms
1rmke'~ Nsiu- and Tendency Of Free Institutions volume
l Constitutional II sxt book, 4 voinuss
afeys Past, Pfesent and Future, volume
/ crsnae'- Progress Of Nrf MS, 4 volume
aetllsnts American Deba.r, volume
a'urr Wesfih of America. ! vsume
- Smuhs Wealth OF Nations, volume
10y Description OF American English, and French
vhasa qualities, AZ the lowest prices
une cards ngarcd and pisd with the pomprude.
ln- . TAYLOR n SMAURy's,
J"e'-oH N-ar osh
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Tic of vi ts upon books
sse pa,,nsus oftie subscription be advance
Distant subsete myy casy by letter postags
o which Will be paid BY aud al sk assumed its
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Is publ,ahsa weekly during
s'"ns u Congress, ssd ssmi weakly duas the recoss.
Subscriptions for period less year
terms propostioasd " Tie above
07POSTMABTERs anfhosizs< agents and,
BY sending DAILY sshsenbsn go enclosed,
sEhi-wEEKLY susssTbs. with Gas enclosed, viii be
tiaed 10 . copy gvsfs.
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Metropolitan Railroad Once.
GEORGETOWN, December 20, less

Georgetown, December e0, le55
THO Sc ubschers stock Metropolitan Railroad Com
responded The ca made The 2 sf Apri
second insaiment requested 10 do
within thirty days ram dae 10 enable the company meet their
engaged
j. W. DEEBLE,
Drc2 Treasurer.
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ECSSy hooks FOR GHRisTuA~s--s variety ~ comic
nsese hooks Baron krackensdss and other hurorous
aufhars Just reeevrd az TAYLOR n MAURY'S
Dec ID bookstore, near sih 81.
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New Store and New Goodsl

Hat, C,p and Genttemen's Furnishing Establishment.
HHE r,sned having fued spe
No J2, Pepn yiyania een0
snss side, honor
Dstr OF Congress and the lie
and ready inspection
such rriclcs
gentemen's furnishing tbsLmen They
psll-- /.
Lea Beebe, Genin and fashionable
Fell Hats aud hays all shapes, aud prices.
Navy. black. and fancy el Nh cap for aud boys
Undersbris drawers of SILK, Intibs q
SHAKER hans evo, eah Scotch wao! cashmere, merno,
cotton Canton hsnne Ac some extra large, Of qualities aud
prices
Dress shirts Of linen and cotton plain French
bands.
Cloves siock ties crava,s, suspendera hosiery Of ell kinds,
pocket andkercbes., Ac.
rohe rmokna coats and caps, gentlemens shawls
canes, unbreIa-. toilet articlrs
all which they respectfully solicit feeling
confident several ysars' This will enable
preseuI Inducements al who may favor
call.
Fair dealing and moderate prices be relied npou Cal at
GEO ii. b. HITE * co.
Dec 9-esdmf No. 33l Pa. between 0,h and 10th
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Hy >. q. McGUIKE. Auouoneer.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE OPPOSITE JUDICIARY
square auclion On Thursday January IL, AT
premes valuable property known
F Corgf Church, located 5b street. inne
"
square front OF 81 feet
whole depth the lots, together win the buildings
An
The beieved to tie uDqueonsbe. All conveyanees at
Of pu rcbaser.
Terms at sale. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Dec I5--eossds Anctioneer
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Circular.
AogEoY oF FRHscu SrotIArros CLAIMS,
Washington, November -, 1855.

AogEoy FRHscu SrotIAr CLAIMS,
Washington, November -, 1855.
the United of spolaions committed by The
French prior 10 e gacaon q The eonvson with fanee q
redress deem snpedent thus
nicious voluntarily submit
their claims 20 he e@ ,aey would ss m,es ap w,
other ohec,ionsut 10 submit ,h'm
the fau expectation that direct relief
er-; or foe Cans Cat shall ,eH only
nbuua Congress viii grant that reference Of these claims may be-
me ,du'.msn, these e.ms woad fully and constantly oe
ssss Sas ss~ ps' ''s' ''''' s'' 1 @aE9 c%usTEv
Marble work-lfarble work--For sale.
Assu osuaesTs M seaar ssssa and
hed workmanship 70 witch he invite. the attention Of The public
viii God their advantage give him call The marble and
lar WORK eau be obla,ued at he North.
Aso, large of highly hnished MARBLE MAN
'''''' ""'0' WV - '' " ALEX sNoER RUTHERFORD
Marble fo l3S street, oppo-
site Nstional Theatre.
Nov it--.osm
GEORGE WOODS NEW woRK---Modern Pilgrims.
showing h IN svs s spS s ,ss, %
sehemhi q smeiea' 2 volumes. Price 81 IS.
Jackson 81 D. LII b. 81
Japan wa. and i BY Richard wde', author Of History
csseA story RepuOienn Equav; BY sydney A. Story,
JUS, published, and f5r sale ..
TAYLOR n MADhf's
Nov Bookstore, sth
yTArcH IA chrononeress sod pocke
os however complicated, skill
fully repaired competent ~ors
which
perrona gveu
persoas haYing dns Watches &e.. 10 repair
". w. GAIT 4 BRO,
32i Penn. avenue, between oh and ioh streets
Dac 7-at .sa
CsGnavssG.we prepared 10 promptly. and ia
u style efhs description ofsnssvos Including
arms, ere-,s, notoes, ae.,
Cwd engraving and printing promptly executed
M w GAIT q BRO, Jewellers,
32i Penn. avenue, between oh and 10Th streets.
Dec 7-3aw2w
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NOTES.

Ma nav will be for ps sroed and for each o. snch
unt taind three ilaes hs Of the p
nav he drdueed Fa arrivals gis best ue 20 t. break con
Sc. win depending u,ails, and suiri~niy excuaed
i,n ~ he conprn the subj forfeiture
s r, b. iysed e Delinquency be promptly aud rai
certificates nf sfhLa.
~. ~ ,he cdt PERSONS Tor negecfns 70 take the u, ~ itrm
m ia,o lo ft safer ns to ba ieured Destroyed nh
auenty as OF II concerned "a unng,
ss. o The our The Grn. raj annui
,y,c, 6r aereeaby contract tor dis
ohrv,ry lie pst Instructions AZ the departn,
=, x the eanlract
General The General alter he schedule. He may
nereas- q service o ts hae oy herar
n,o ,afa Increase III pay lie also III
asconiinue the service whole pro rata decrease
~ nav N h. ALLOW, nDts
M service dispensed Tb bids rhoud addressed
second Assistant Gnea unprecedented Mail Projeais
~ K,n,ku The he
drosrten 6y orore hr ist nf hpi 1856 nrhr
Ia The hdde
zee conveying koniucky
ne.See, Missouri, asd Iowa, OF leah
JAMES CAMPBELL
Dee 2.-Ilwfw Postmaster General.
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Mysteries of the Post ONCE.
"a mail bag il eptoma of human lifs."
TEN YEARS AuoNG THE MAI. BAGS;
Notet The D Of SperaI fgsnt ofe Post Oes


Or Notes from The Diary Of Special .igst the Post Office
Department.
I2mo 412 pp Price 81 Beautifully illustrated with l6
ey kIee and u wood engtaying from designs chiefly
by pasy.
HIs The chief officers
Office ssntisusn who has tong been,
oi
give pnn
practical OF ONCE establishment aud the
almost xperence
detection
for e secary Of The mails and the nvoaby of private
ppudeHce.
Never has volume public hearty
enlightened and powerful;
Brief extracts from some OF these many fattern2
notices annckeci
The book will ve entertaining
and and genera. truth nature will
" H. Epen:ns Post.
We are nd concede 10 Mr. post
experiences being exceedingly interesting and
suggestive book.--N y, Herald
entertaining book have recently
some OF Mr. Hobroak ue uhvanhed iecaS beat al at
ReynoJss who reads them will
still lves amid modem
life -Boacn Post.
lPAadelphia Pennsyieanian
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