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s4oc From uOicn POM, by Public Square, 20 rhiomat

64O0 From Union Point, by Public Square, 70 Phiomat
Is miles and hack, a week
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| Arrive at Pbiomsth same day by 10
/ Leave Phiionlath Friday of lam
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64Ol From Greensboro Gadts Roads, IL miles and
| back. once week.
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6402 From Greensboro TO White Plains, ~ miles and
back, three times week.
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day at ~
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urday al Z ann
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6403 From Greensboro by Penheld 10 Scu shoals, 10
miles and back, six times q week to Penheld, and
twice week the residue
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6404 From Madison to Eatonton 81 miles and back SIX
times week.
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Proposals to embrace Hearnsvlle arc invited.
6405 From Madison, by Hearnsye and Shady Dale, to
Monticello, 80 miles ana Dnrk, hrec utncS u Wten,
supplying HearnsyiiIe only once week each
way. -
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at IN;
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at
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6406 From Madison, by Salem and Pennington, TO Wat
kinsville, % mss and back, twice week.
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64O7 From Eatonon, by Stapfordsvile, Copon's Mis
and Brownsville, to Clinton, 30 miles and back
twice week.
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6406 From Eatonton Monticello 10 miles and back,
three times week.
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at Pms;
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Arrive at Miami in DAYS;
Leave Miami an the I'd Friday Of each nouth,
Arrive al ndian River " days
esos From Key West TO Mani, 200 miles and bsss,
month.
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Arrive at Mani by the 18Th;
Leave Mami OF the 10Th Of each month";
Arrive at Key West by the "a h.
OSLO From Newn-asville " Fort Clark, Wseahooiie,
M,canopy, Pennington. and Ne x.oa. 4, ossi., 81
miles and back. twice week, sspply,ng Waca-
hoooe on,y on the return ,rp on Friday, and
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AM
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Arrive at Nc~nsnssile next days ~ ; m.
eSli From Newnansyiie. by Elssille and Providence
10 Alligator, 40 miles add back tsioe a week.
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Arrive al Alligator same days by sp m,
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sols From Newnansse by 81 Louis, 20 New River. "a
miles and back, = week.
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osls From Newnansville. by Tasensggr saa'a Fr Clay
Landing, Wscasassa, and Long Pond, 10 Atsena
Que, 10 miles and hack, once a week.
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6ca From Ncwnsnsvilc, by Fort Harse, to Middebura,
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week.
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6S6 From Gary's Ferry Fort Hsfcc and back, once a
week.
Bidders will the distance and propose sched-
uo Of departures and arrivals.
65l7 From Alligator, by Durham and Ousice, TO New
River, 46 miles and back, week.
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Leave ShetonviIle Tuesday and Saturday al "a
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tt3f From Mount Yenah, by Leo Skitl's Mountain AM
fosksil'e, 20 Popiu Spring, rs miles and back
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Arrive al Noun Yorah same day by 8 . m.
645c From Aaota, by Uloy, Sandlown, Campoesiion
Dark Corner. Villa Rca, and Hickory Level q
Carroliton, 60 miles and back, three time
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I2mi
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Leave Carolloo Monday, Wednesday, and Frida,
at Sam;
Aniye a, Atlanta next days by 81 pm.
Proposals run by Flint fill and Sand Hill, omit
ting Hickory Level, invited.
6i59 From Marietta. by Roswell, Lebanon Farmhouse
Big Creek Cumming Coal Mountain, Crossvile
and Aurara, 10 Dahionega, 81 miles and back
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assam
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day al m;
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81 bam;
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$3.50 From Marietta, by MONDAY and Woodstock, TO
Canton, "a miles and back three times a week.
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ATTAIN;
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Tam;
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6ssl From Marietta, BY Powder springs, Salt Springs,
IL miles and back, twice week
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Gi62 From Marietta, by Los, Mountain Dallas, 10
miles and back, week.
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Arrive at Dallas same day by ~ pm;
Leave Dallas "Wednesday at am;
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samiue, and where other couples we're walk
inr with silent step beneath the groves of
mighty trees, forgetting the world IN their own
sweet promise. like Faust and Marguerite, or
seeking each other amidst Balls and maSques,
Ike Tolneo, and Juliet. s,..,
Still when examined closely. there was Upon
her face kind OF GOODNESS and tardihood--her
lip was wanting in sincerity, and her eye in
modesty. said as took my second view of
her, this woman cpuld see fatl5et, mother. hus-
band and ever .he7 son in peril, without much
emotion or regret, she is marble. And my
opinion is correct. was leisurrly eop"irred
of i, AS We tra1eled ieCataoylbs. Never Que
serious thought, never one elevated sentiment
at airy time crossed. that beautiful flee it
remained immpassabie, with one unchanged,
eternal smile; it was not from distraction, it
it was not from lichtness, it was the cold and
calm ;5,lifierehce of 4 Heart which is sealed
up and hears nothing. On the way she leok-
ed upon tile dcnuded skulls /: she even touched
aud lifted them with her fragile and cOquet-
tiah hand, Still shilling, Just as she wouIdT
glanciug at q rose, Cur visit TO the cata-
quinGs lasted more than an hour and II lalfg-
Then we returned to the galleries and corridors,
to the narrow staircase; finally. in few min
utcs, were once again in a city Of the living
Bit to- see us as we moved before each of!ier
still atfrighted and colOrlesS, p9sser-ty would
have exclaimed, pointing wi.'l his finger. like
the old woman of Florence to the strange and
pallid Alighieri, See they have just re.
turned from HrHi.
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OF course you love her not, Or y6n would
not be here continued the stranger, careless


not be here continued the stranger, careless.
Il do love hcr-as love ny triiSy own ss;5;ilh ex,
claimed Robert, perplexed .Ey the singulat
turn the conversation had taken.
The character Of tlis professional gambler
was too we'll known to him, not to suspect
that the dark stranger had some Object in eiew
in these inquiries. Those fearful tales of gam
Blers Who have staEed money against the honor
of wife; flashed across his mind and he shud
dered to think how near he stood to the fatal
precipice, which might hurl him in his mad
tiess. into deeper dishonor.
You would have her know what you hare
done " said the stranger, calmly.
Not for the world
Then play again; your chance is still good.
4 have not ashiIing.'
On what security,' asked, Robert trembling
for the aASi:er.
Mortgage me your stock of goods
You Know Inc, then 2
No; you are a shOPkeePer.'
4 will
The strange threw Eiiti:ii Eiiti:i three hundred dol
lars.
In ten minutes it was all lost
The niottSage,' said tie dark being before
linn
Can we make 1t here = ASKED Robert cfc-
wheImed with anguish
No; ! will go to your house..
Impossible not for the world
'But l ,OiH!' said tie stranger, 3ternly.
'By heaven fbti shall not
Hist you shall lie exposed
Robert wills Obliged to consent, and borne
dG#H = tile terrible agony t!t4' p:cyed upon
lin, he Conditctcd his mysterious companion
to his once happy home. The clOGk STRUCK
eleven as they entered.
Your wife is rot at Homc, said the strait
ttoUart was surprised to Eni that Angely
was not in her ACCUSTOMED scat by the fire
Full of painful ,isgivingS, why, lie knew not
he hasteticd ID her arartrientto see if she had
retired; thtte yTiS no trace Of her to be dis
corcred.
NetuM!ibg to the sitting room, he four'l the
strange gambler seated by The fire intentIv
poring over the pages Of "a book he had taken
troi tic ccNtre-tabIe
Left, YOU l should say women are SO
tame, repI' i the stranger, ,tenly. ,..,
Left ;.ne! no: no! exclaimed Robert, CAST
ing !.,mseIf into a CHAIR, and venting in deep
groans the anguish Of his souI. -, .,....
The mortgage continued he stranger
sharply. ..t =.
j will write it III my room replied lie
young man, leaving the apattrvnt,,
Wipug away tic tears, which courscl in
great drops down Ills raggara check, lie
picked orE I tlahk mortgage from his papers,
and protected to ill It out The task com
p!eeJ lie retrfned to the sitting !, om.
AS lie oprned tie d, o he sta ted back
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'etrT=sltt iIlelFs Te'sS tle StitIltS0i
Il did not Know yGu We're here, Angely,'
Hammered lie.
y have been OFT while this. evening; bit
came Ii itst rs the clock struck e'vysn'
so did L. answered he, more confused than
before. Where is Mr.. -, the ge..:.tleman
who came rp'ie with meg
i have not seen any grntlcman;'
4 came in at eleven with -
'What time is it now, Robert 2
The wetch-Nis wifcs watch it Tra3 gone!
'NOur watch-I left
4 have it; is half past e!c%e:', said Augcly
taking the watch from her pocket.
Robert staggered back i'll amazcment
'What is tie iIatttf with you Robert you
are crazy should say
sihat watch Robert oaused
'Well,' sa'd Angcly, beginning to wear a
mysterious, mischievous look, how goes your
speculation!
Badly, ny dear replied Robert with a
look of blank wonder:
What paper have V II in your hand 7
'Nothing-that isl will put it in my
secretary and he left the room to get the ug-
ly document out of the way.
He was not absent more than five minutes,
but when he returned the dark stranger Of
the garuUting hell sat at the fire.
Robert began to think he was dealing with
s!he devil.
The mortgage!' said the stranger, in his
low, deep tones.
WHO are yon sir? man or devil-who are
yoh 2 ettIaitiicd tile bewiidgred voting man,
rushing tUwHrds the dark form.
Bit before lie could reach it, the form
shook off the cloak, and the whisllers and the
wig, and his aCilS stood before him
The spell vas dissolved. lie understood It
Are 5oi cHrea foberti said she smiling
mischievously. And then using lie deep
tones of the dark stranger, she continued
'YoH H;ve vile 81 course yoi love her not,
or you would not be Here. All. Robert, that
alone saved you }ou confessed your love,
even in YOUR gambling he'll. | see 1t Ill. In
i1idkiHg haste to be !t'ch yot have been led
astray. But forgive you, Robert,' and Tie
gentle hearted wife twined her arms around
his neck, and Kissed his cheek!
Always Eorgiving as the spirit Of mercy.-
I do not deserve your forgiveness; hngely.'
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3}[isrGltane0u5.
A BAD SPECULATION
O.,
The DARK Stranger.
CHAPTER I,

,Ab Anaal,- am Fnired-ulterig ruined >
excfInicJl iSJGrre >Trls7r TO his ,orrug urd
devoted wife.
Ruined Why, Robert, what can have
happened? thought Won were Going well
in y,.ur business, rctul nv,I the wife, With tie
d,.,.u..,t anxiety tyri,.tcd upon her iair fen
tuggs
And SO am, nv love but ii an uulucEy
moment, vrAI.,rkvd in a speculation ~hi.iI
h:, proved untortunatc aud everv dtil&r pos
sc.- il tone.'
,N-br have YOU not told ME 0f .lie before;
E.brr,
wished not 10 pain !ou love- :
L fear YOU have been imprUdetiti 1SaJT 4
will not rrpoaGh YOU
| have hoped until now that ! should he
alc to redeem myself by riskin@ few hun
dr,d dollars more feel confident that could
retrieve my losses, and come out bright agaln,
Bu, alas ! l have not another dollar !" tue
wo.Id.' j;
And the young husband looked anNIo"SEy
Al his wife. !,
What kind Of speculation was 1T E"per'f
asked the wijt, as " sI'ght miSSNIhg c'cS'e'
hcr confidinS heart:
Q, it was a strictly huslneSS transact'oit'
rather complicated in It's details, and don't
think YOU would understand it it | explained
it, replied Robert evas''sly.
| am no; so dull Of comPre enslon that L
conrot understand ri ordinary business tri"S-
a.
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Ways of Committing suicide.

Ways of Committing Suicide
Wearing thin shoes on damp night III RAINY
weather
Leading a life Of erfeebling, stupid laziness,
and keeping the mind in a round Of unnatural
excitement by reading trashy novels.
Goihc to balls in all sorts of weather IL the
thiuest possible dress. Dancing until in com
p!cte perspiratioh, aud thcn going home through
Sleeping Oh feather beds in seven by nine
bedrooms.
surfeitine cn lo; and very highly stimu-
lating dinners.
Beginning in childhood or te2, and going on
from one step to another, tlirough coffee, chew
ing tobaccq, smoking and drinking
Marrying in haste getting an uncongenial
companion, and living the rest Of life in inental
dissatisfaction.
Eyr'.ing children quiet 6y teaching them to
suck candy.
Eating without time to ,nasticate the food.
Allowing tie love of gain to absorb our
minds, as to leave no time to attend to our
health.
TvIIoviin1;g i1; an Gunii;esltky occupation because
money can be made byit.
Tempting the appetite with nicities when
the stomach says no.
Contryng TO keep in continual WORT
about something or nothing
Retiring at midnight and rising at noon
Gormandsing between peals.
Giving way to fits Of anger.
Neglecting to take proper care of ourselves
when asimple disease frs: appears.
Antiquities
Nineeeh was 10 miles by 8, and 10 round,
With walls loo feet high and thick enough
for three chariots abreast. Babylon 90
miles within the walis, which were 10 feet
thick, and 800 feet high, with 100 brazsn
gates.
The temple of Diana, at Ephesus, was 429
feet high to the support Of the rcof. 1t was
200 years in building. -
The largest. Of the pyramids is 46I feet
high, and G53 feet oil tie sides its base covers
IL acres. The STONES are about 80 feet in
length. anil th6 layers are 209; 100000
men were employed in its erection. =,
The labyrinth Of Egypt contains 3OG cham
betS and II halls.
Thebes, in ancient Egypt, presents ruins 81
niles round. 1t had 100 gates.
Carthage was % miles round.
Athens was 25 miles round and contain
ed 100000 citizens aud 400, 600 slaves.
The temple Delphos was so rich in lona-
tions, that it was plundered of 8IOd,oOG ster-
ling, and Nero carried frosi it two hundred
statues.
The walls of Ron4e were is miles round.
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Itss of Organic Powers Neryoqa irritabihty;
80, Of the Head, lhroat' NoSe %. SNih; ana an
D. Peculiar Disorders arlsInS rom ir0m,;a a Certain
srst H,bt OF IGG "n..h iis = !,rnut'ejS
Es.tItutional penny S - % i:l i1S7i
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ibfitnt intellect VINO HiiEht "'hSf Wise nave en-
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Marriage.
IrpTd Persons or those cGH:-etPihtlng IiI,TTiage'
1sararrrc Of tPny7lcat "c;.tiS5s, o. an 9'hGr III"
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.,Iy proper Physician T." bc consulted
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Change.

Change is the disguise time pu:s on, lest
we grow weary of him. Even while we ar'
complaining Of change, lie is Prsnaring some
new surprise for us; and if we did out know
it, of Il man it would be said, as of one of Cd
he went out sp4 banged himself were !. aot
that Time turns life into a masquerade.
Epuetimes he is ra&tl, with garland Of
flowers; sometimes rnalron in cloth ofg"ld
sometimes a warrior in the midst Of the field
he his won; sometimes his footsteps are like
the chime Of bells; sometimes his tones are
THc picture t;rt.,o 7Qc4 old man, wings de
pending frSi> his shoulders scyihe in bis
hand and frost in his bosom. Aud when we
think Of him, drifting SHOWS, and tolling bells,
and wilhered leaves. and
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nuns. In a Separate corner arc entered tie
remains of the prisoners massacred in sep
tember '92. These bones are not yet duly
moulded aid stripped 10y corruption, SO as to
be admitted to their final resting place IN this
funeral museum In n spot exposed upon
taEle mot far from Thermometer which stands
at 0 dcg) are some extraordinary Lodies and
curious bones, upon which tie hand OF time
has pressed in peculiar manner, hardening
some, and soltpnug Olgrc,, or cdEerIng them
with yvi'owish and sterile moss, species OF
humid lichcn At other points bones are
h@a,ed upon each other, pcll-mc, awaiting
tic Ingenious hand of their .arrangcr., There
are lkevise at rcgrIaH interTaIis, wells I'VE or
six feet deep; i'll these, the w"teE SHOWS $"
clear and fresh, it would almost enk'ndIe
lEiAst Aid vou "ot disccher at the bottom
some wrecks CT humanity that have fallen
from the surrounding heaps; there they rot,
vt nc;thcr change, nor cloud, the crystal
EyervwhCre along the road, are Greek, Lat
in. Italian. and French iscfiptions, drawn,
sometimes from protitne authors, ancient and
modern-Hompr and Dante, Solomon and
Seneca. Horace and Ezekiel, MalhIatre, Gil
bent. the Able Delille,-ali these have fur
n;sbed sonorous and ambitious sentences, bet
ter fitted to awaken the Imagination of he lv
inc Than to touch the heart On, OH, stretches
this long gallery ofboncs and skulls it spreads
to the right-io the left-it is before-it is
bchinG-onward for several leagues, unintCr-
nptcd Uniform, mono,onous and TERRIBLE
Ths dead, the dead-and still the dead there
arc hot less than ten MILLIONS of human re-
licts mingled and confotnded together here,
in this dark. silent, and subterraliead city
Ten millions cfn:ei-thi'k or that, on what
an iriiniei!5e crowd, and all these taEe nolslly
traIersed the earth. They have tl!ought-
they Have wr;ten-ilcy iiaye erected cities
they have swayed or agitated king!oms-
thty knew tie Paths and plots Of aine't'cn-
hey had their balls and their teastS-lHe'T
marriages and their ntasquerades,-they l"lgneT
they wept-this one prayed, thai one dehed
God-but-ait have alike disappeared:
There they lIeil some were beauties n 'iis'5
days some were pa'n 4. there are u"'laleS' ana
cpquetteS' and PFudes' niraee =, e monSeFS anu
nnbelevers, who can AN, tell them now Lead
kirgs mid princes, and poor de'lts 100 OSs
gars, vagabonels the lame and the ,rfFonS'
but all are quiet. mere tney toEch' 'hTy en-
fol-, they allalgamate together they bear a
Horrible Resemblance to eiel oilIef' ior all
their fieshess heads wear tue same grla; not
the most skifuI could tell a Messi.l'na II from
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FA7nRR's LEeY1S Hood mentions sea
topeT, who HeSeerr saw a flask OF pewter meas, ,
uFe shat he did not iaexoFabIy Seize, aug
Ra:lAeer-like, try the depth oft lie i:1 ha1 !.
son equally fohd Of p9tationss' en- en- TnlSn S;l .,
eighhor remarked that hs took alses e, .e. .s,
eli. Whereupou the would-be 4 lf'pealo se'0i
ted Is.
Father never leaves any to take-
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