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Arrive al Oval same days by 81 a N;
Leave Oval Wednesday and Saturday al 10 a mi
Arrive q, Jersey Shore day by 4 . IA.
52o9 From jersey Shore, by Saladaysburgh and Per
kiasyie. to Lite Pine Greek, "a miles and back
twice week.
Leave Jersey Shore Tuesday and Friday at a m,
Arrive al Little Pine Creek same days by ~ m;
Leave Litie pine Creek Wednesday and Saturday
at Gam;
- Arrive at Jersey Shore same days by pm.
1910 From Jersey Shore. by Waikervie, Tombs Run
Watervlle, Jersey Mills, Cedar Run and Morris I
20 Welisboro', SO miles and back twice week.
Leave jersey Shore Monday and Thursday at 6
Arrive at welsboro' next days by lam,
Leave Welsooro Tuesday aud Friday at pm;
Arrive al Jersey Shore next days by p m.
sHl From Lock Haven, by Farrandsvie, Defaneeyile,
HIner's Run, Young Womanstown, Wesipori
Cooks Run, and keatng, TO sinnamahoniDg, SO
miles and back once week, with two additional
weekly irps TO Fauandsyille.
Leave Lock Haven Tuesday arrival Of the mail
from Wllamspori--say at 6 m;
Arrive At slnnamahoDing next day by l0a m;
Leave Sinnamahoning Thursday at a m;
Arrive at Lock Haven next day by 10 a m;
Proposals for twice-e-week, also for three-tmesa-
week service on entire route, invited.
3272 From Westpor, by Ledy and Cross Fork to Ket-
tie Creek, 80 nsiles and back, week.
Leave Wesipor Thursday at a nj
Arrive at Kettle Creek same cay by pm
Leave Kettle Creek Friday at Z a M;
Arrive at WesipoTt day by m.
3173 From Bossburs by Covington, Mansfield, Tinga,
Lawrensevile, Lindley y,own, and Erwin Centre,
by railroad.
Leave Blossburg daily, excep, Sunday, at |. pm;
Arrive at Cornirg same day by A IN;
Leave Corning daily except Sunday, al "a I'M;
Arrive at Blossburg same day by l0l m.
3274 From West Franklin, by Granville, to Alba, IL
miles and back, week. 4r
Leave West Franklin Saturday at m;
Arrive at Alba same day by IL mi
Leave AL, Saturday Al p m;
Arrive Ut West Franklin same day by pm.
Proposals end Granville Summit, Ia point on
railroad, } miles ess distance, invited.
32T5 From Rutland, by E X Run, 10 Mainsburg, miles
and back, once week.
Leave Rutland Saturday at 10 mi
Arrive at Mansbnrg same day by i2 m;
Leave Mansburg Saturday at pm;
Arrive Rutland same day by pm.
1916 From Mansfield by East Charleston and Charles
ton Wellsboro', Ii miles and back, twice !
week.
Leave Mansfield Tuesday and Saturday at m;
Arrive WelIsboro' same days by 6 PM
Leave Wellsboro' Tuesday and Saturday at MI
Arrive at Mansfield same days by II m.
Proposals for third weekly trip are invited
a277 From Tioga, by Maple Ridge and Hammond's
Creek, TO SeeIy's Creek, Is miles and back, once
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Lesye Mlerstown Tuesday, Thursday and salur-
day at p m;
Arrive at Iekssburg same days by 6pm;
Leave iekesearg Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive at Millersown same days BY I2m.
szso From Miiersown, by kehheld, MI Pleasant Mills,
Middieburg, Penns Creek, and New Berlin, TO
MifiinsbuTg, - miles and back once a week
Leave Milersiown Tuesday a m;
Arlve a. M'fl'osbu,g same day by m;
Leave Miiinsbnrg Monday at a m;
Arrive at MilIerstown same day hy 3 nm
o<'o rom mimntown, by Oakland Mills, MeAiser
s'le fichheid, Mt Pleasant Mills, and Freeburs,
10 Setn's Grove, % miles and back. twice week.
Leave Miffintown Tuesday and Fnday at IN;
Arrive at Selins Grove same days by pm;
Leave Selins Grove Wednesday and Saturday al
Arrive at Miifniown days by pm
- Proposals for a third weekly trip ase invited.
oz'i From heedsviie, by kshacequnis Beleville, Al
Iensvie, and Airydale, to Mill Creek Is miles
and back three times week.
Leave Resdsyile Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive at Mill Creek mex days by l2m;
Leave Mal Creek Tuesday, Thursday, and satur-
dayat2s pms
-. Arrive at Reedsyie next days by Ii a m.
529S From Reedsyle TO Locks Mill s miles and back
once a week
Leave Reedsvle Saturday at am;
Arrive at Locks Mill day v pm;
Leave Locks Mill Saturday at 8 m;
Arrive at Reedsvle same day by 10 a m
'zSs frSm ,, Lswlsowa by Reedsyille milroy Poters
~ miles and back, six times a week
Leave Lewistown daily, except Sunday, after the
arrival Of the Harrisburg mail, at II m;
Arrive at Relefonle same dey by pm;
Leave beieionte daily, except Sunday, at m;
49, Arrive al Lewistown same day by 2Ipm
$500 From Huntington, by McConnelsown, James's
Creeh, Stonerstown, Alaqiippa, and Bloody Run,
to Bedford, Al miles and back, six times a week
by railroad to Allaquppa, (29 mles,) at usual
speed, and by schedule satisfactory to the de-
partment.
SJoI From Shavers Creek. by West Barre, Manor Hill,
East Barre, Ennisvile, and McAeyy's Fort, and
GREENWOOD Furnace TO Belleviile, 70 miles and
back, three times a week.
Leave Shavers Creek Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
urday at IL m;
Arrive at Bellevile same daysb 8 pm;
Ledve Belevilie Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at 8 m; -
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To tho It'll
i" Are you in favor Of the entire exclusion Of
adopted citizens and Roman Catholics from Of
fcel"-
He thought. with General Washington. that
it would comport best with the policy Of this
country to appoint native. born citizens in. pre-.
ference TO ,hnse Of foreign birth. He would
prescribe no man because IT his religian; and
would denounce no man because OF bispoliiics.
but would accord 10 NIL the largest liberty Of
opinion. ard the free expression of Tint opinion.
lie cared not what religion man might profess
He cared not what denomination he might bsloDg
fo be he Mahomedan. jew. or Gentle. he would
accord 10 him the right To worship God according
10 the dictate. If his own Judgment With refer
ence to the exclusion Of foreign born citizens, he
did not desire To exclude them. lie invited them
to come here and enter upon the public land To
occupy the public territory. and 10 build up for
Themselves homes. and teach their children to
love the constitution and laws which protect
them but he would say thai in all matters Of
leg station and Of administration Americans
should govern America.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
EDNIESIEn Ell E11InN


Mr.. Pendeton of Louisa, from the Committee
of Privileges and Elections reported upon the
petition of X, H. Cockerville contrasting the seat
of }. Thrift, the setting member from Fairfax
The contestant complained that Mr. L. was not
eligible because Al the time of his election he
had not been citizen of this State for two years
The committee give as their opinion that Mr. +.
was resident of the Common ea;h. at the time
and for two years preceding his election, and is
justly entitled to his seat.
The short track" was then taken MP. Mr.
Seldom warmly Supported the Bill.
Mr.. Spady then addressed the house against
the Bill. and Mr. Burwell of Bedford followed in
its support.
The motion to postpone the bin indefinitely
was lost. ayes 81, noes 7S.
The House then adjourned.
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cue susa, eio' over The palate but their energy al
though wrapped hore aud tells with
very foundations disease. There thousands of
who would not their distempers could
be cured tr p cents Try Ayers Pills and know IL
Purify the blood and disease will be starved ort.
Cleanse the system FROM impurities and you cured al
ready
Take this best of all Purgaves and Scrofua Indigestion
Neahuess Headache B1ckaehe, Sideache Jaundce Rheu
matish arrangements of the Liver Kidneys and Bowels all
defangemcns aud nh hch puratve remedy
roach, fly before them Ike dsrkness before the
Reader. if you suffering any numerous ON
plants they cure-suer re;pciy been pro-
yidel for you, and Is criminal q neglect IT,
That Ayers Cherry Pecora is the mciicine for
coughs known to thr whole world and that Aver
.hr best of 1 Pills is known 10 those used them
Prepared by Dr. e Af Err Chemist, Lowell. Mass and
I'D oy ali respectable Dru. Ian 49, .u
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spRaHG IIgaL 1CEnETEUY.

have in number of the ypchburg Virenian
anotco Offering lots in the socaled Spring Hill
sale Query; DO Bishop Early and his three al.
lies the wind Wonder If Bishop could
not by the power Of faith his Cemetery himself
with it, to Sebasopal where he might bury dead to hs
heart content lfar he getting the
will bury the living before long if he But per
hays is much the welfare the living the dead in
his heart rs is 10 make the gering Jingle own
pocket by toe sale of those lots Is Il for this and
Their purpose of destroying the wells springs property fire.
sides and comforts of the people Of little village by buryng
the dead at their doors the aid of the citizens etv Of
Lynchbure aud surrounding country asked expected If
nd failure certain Sound your high names CHAR
~ Beneyolenee Philanthropy. All no avail Too these
great aud good name used conceal hidden No
SIR this people via seeh purpose justice honor
alike forbid ndbcsidcs all this gentleman would nor k
Law Snt and wfangung the graves their departed
relatives. Jan 81 dltaw2l WM NJ. SHOEMAKER
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MAN TERRIBLY Frozen RESCUED by A
NEWFOUNDLAND Doc. Troy Times of Jan
uny 3. relates the following incident: As two
men were walking along the dock at the foot of
l.'berty street. yesterday morning, about 100
clock, large dog belonging II Mr.. Staudc To.
baccouist. Congress street, n cross of St. Ber-
nard and Newfoundland accompanying them, dis
covered an object on tie ice which attracted his
attention, aud going up to it lie commenced how
ling. Tho men cnlled him. but hn refused to
come. and persisted in his effort. to draw their
attention. They finally went out to the dog aud
discovered the body of n man partially coyorrd
with snow. They found that hp was s,ill breath
ing and took him up and carried him into ri
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With the highest respect.
'
RICHMOND Va, Jan. 18th 1856.
RESOLUTIONS.

Resolutions OF enquiry were proposed.
By Mr.. Amber--Of providing grave stone
to marx the last resting place of James Madison.
by Mr.. Amhe:- Of so amending the 81 and
22d sections of chapter 81 Of the Coie of Virgin
it. II to provide more effrctually far due notice
To- the owners of lund OF the sale of the same on
account of taxes, by requiring proof in all cases,
that ,ulns of such lands were duly advertised. in
the mode and within and for the time prescribed
by law.
Gu motion of Mr., Yatc, the Senate adjourn
cd
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IMpoprANT FROM ANrIGua.- United States
iSioop Cyane and British Sioop Medea. We
sometime since published an account of the res
Gu" OF t colored seaman Supposed to be Il fngi-
tive slnve) from the American brig Lnange, by
the nuthnrtic. of Antigua The affair, which
took pnce on the 9Th of November last h as
since assumed no little Importance The Ber-
mudn Gazette of December 25, contuins the iol-
lowing:
I'VE hear from ST. Thomas that the little. fra.
ems Mt Antigua. threatens to assume impor-
lance not due to so trivial occurrence. II
seems that the American government on receipt
of the complaint of the captain whose vessel was
invaded by the officials of Governor Hamilton
immediately despatched the sloop of war Cyanc,
(2l guns) Of Ncaragnan renown, to the scene
of d disturbance. intending t" present them with
the pleasing alt rnatve OF comp lvlag With the
demands of General Pierre's Cabinet. whatever
they might he. ar Of suffering the fate of Grey
town. But. luckily. on her arrival at English
llorhnr the Cyune found. r3u"h to her surprise,
II. NJ. soop Of war Modea on the GROUND hefq'e
her. Oae of the officers Of the latter ship beng
Gent on board the Cvane, Commander FniraX is
reported to have Informed him that he was most
happy to see the Enplishman private gen
iieman. but could have nothing To say to him in
his official capacity, and furthermore that he
Commander F.) would not salute the English
flag until PREPARATION was made to the American
government Tor the insult offered I" the stars
and stripes.
The Cyanc, entering the hnrhor had tnken
a very menacing position in regard to The Medea
but the NJ, as soon as she had finished coal
ing, managed to place herself to put the
Cyane in what would have been very uncomfor.
table fix, had they come to blows. Both parties,
however, we believe, transformed themselves IN
to di plomatists, with what success we have not
been able to ascertain but have understood that
the quarrel has hcen transferred to higher court.
The Cyane left Antigua on the 18th 9Th of
Dec"mher,and the Medea some twenty four hours
after. Perhaps it may be considered as on the
whole fortunate coincidence that II. NJ. shin
Medca was present whea the Cyane reached An
tieps
II has been ascertained that the colored sea
man taken from the American vessel at Antigua
was not a slave as he at first represented himself
to be.
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y Trade IN IHIisADElI'HlA.--TO SOUTHERN
DEALERS IN GENILEMENS SUPERTJNE READY
MADE CLOTHING.
TlioS T. Dill Il CO. 165 Chestnut street. philadelphia
one door below Filth sre. have established Immense
Clothing House for the manufacture sale most ee
CANT Clothing that money and art produce anticipation
1t the wants Of Southern rash buyers who heretofore
gone 10 New York tor that part OF their stock r. p DILL
d CO.. determined that house United states shall
otter larger or more varied stock finer made
at lower prices cash examination will convince the
most atcptlcaL CaH and see them Ian 2d3m
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DEATH BY CHLoRoFoRM. On Saturday efter
noon Miss Ida Morgan. of this city. visited the
office of DR.. Emery. dentist, No II Broomiield
street, for the purpose of having tooth extrac-
ted. Chloroform was administered and upon pro-
ceeding to the operation, the Doctor found the
lady in dying condition. DR. Stcdman and an-
other physician were called in. and means en-
ployed to restore her TO consciousness hut with
out success. She died in the dentists office. with
out having manifested any signs of returning an
imaiion. The deceased was a young woman, and
apparently in good health and spirits when she
entered the doctors Office, but she probably had
some organic affection which caused So amenta.
Die resalt from the inhalation of the an;e sheic
agent. DR.. Jackson viii test the quality of the
ehorotorm used ON the OCCASION Boston Her
uid.
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ne subscriber having leased the above named Hruse
term Of years and pnt in complete repair newly fur
nhed it. soicits share of the pubic patronage. at
enton viii be paid the comfort of visitors The win
be furnished with every dccacy of the Bar
with the choicest Wines Liquors and Cigars Terms for
transient boarders Al 80 per day.
IAN 2I.dAclW EISuER
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day will IIoT DIsxER They ask the patronage
the public. ian lsf22d
Sosiee---The connected with this Office have
authority sell otherwise dispose of TO dev
them regular city subscribers No into
their possession for other purpose.
Ash Mr. Watkins. Of Lybchburg, If Charles
Dorath Electric oil did him of rheumatism and
sprains received from fall.
Ask l. Mr. Caldwell If 1t did not relieve him Of
cough and pain In the breast in night.
Ask Mr. Wceh, of Buchanan II IL did cure him of swell
cd glands N the throat fifteen when the Doctors
said he would die In a short time.
Ask Mrs Argyle did relieve her Of the headache In ff
teen Minutes.
Ask Blackboard Iynehburg It did her Of
headache In hfeon minutes
Ask George w Bosler Esq late Supervisor. Prst Ward
the speedy his daughter u old by single
bottle Of Prof Deraths Electric on Her could he
hrar 20 yards from the house sueh her pain
Sunday the following Monday she well and walked aboH,
town
Ask b r aines, Esq coal dealer, &c, Sixth and Pine
wha he knows Of this wonnerfu Oil Ask thousands
who have been quickly cured Of Rheumatism. Gou Neu
inlga Piles cmorage Barns Wounds Sprains Assesses,
and other painful complaints
No without deriving special benei, with.
In minutes Ony Office South Eighth
street between Chestnut and Wauut Philadelphia. doctor
In attendance free.
For sale DR.. seays, Lynchburg Purcell, Ladd & Co,
Richmond General Agents all principal Druggists
and Merchants in the STATE Jan 2l.dlw.
a Medicinal yonaer.-RHoDr's FEVER AND Aaue
tCRE-Seience applied To nature works miracles To this
combination the world of the valuable Of mod
DoTF TO MALARIA Asprevcntion better than every
resident of low marsiy localities
some districts should this medicine occasionally safe
guard by ths means entire immunity from species of
remtent and intermittent fever be all
aud in all climates and localities To those actually suffering
from Fever aud Agne Dumb que Chils Fere. bilious
brought by breathing unhealthy atmosphere.
commended the authority OF all who have tried it, rapid
AMI harmless remedy.
For sale by Il. Sa3er Co, and by Druggists generally
JAS. N. RHODES, Proprietor,
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ILL of Boston who now travelling for his health In the Fast
gives one an ever present idea of the expansive
prise Of his countryncn find their commodities of com
more continually in his path wherever he goes have
visited considerable city of Turkey where did find
the Medicines OF country represented 10y AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL In Smyrna. Aieppo, Ja Jerusalem and Con
santnople in each, the door bazaar
the peculiarly American looking Iron card of DR. Aver
ing in language which not in thousand of the passers
by read Ayers Cherry Pecora for Coughs Colds and
Consumption sold here On shelf behind the
mussuman the bottles with their English, Spanish
French and German faces the and
enurng told that foreigners the only purchs
out the true believers themselves waive their
try this product of American SKILL when they
other for them
was told yesterday that the CHERRY PICTORIAL had
presented the Sultan and in his ha-
and in the Hospitals OF the Empire. ldee Colin
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div 80 South Egth street. Philadeinhia
srroftu ScrofulaThis mos, 10 be dreaded Of nj, the

sfrofuiu Scrofnia.This to be dreaded OF all the
various Of diseases be radically and speedily cured
by DR. b. Wrghts Scrofuous Antidotc This IL matter
a the whole community fron the fact that few
families wholly from il in shape, Its forms
various almost the constitutions affects the most fatal
which consumption Reader, it has positively beer
being cured every d2y by the Scrol-
ous tntidot" alone: Testimonials of the convincing
before from who would lend their
nothing what known he the sacred truth
and they ask to them personally and satisfy
selves Nothing be ascertain than this
We leave reflect and ask You your friends
afflicted with this disease any form See advertisement
ian n
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THE WRECK OF THE SCHR PACIFc-FURrH-
Err PARTICULARS. We have arendv noticed the
loss of the schooner Pacific, of Washington. n.
C.. in the gale Of the 9Th INST, near Barnegat.
The New Hork Herald snys:
After she struck, the crew, six in number got
into the rigging. whore they remained upwards
Of an hour. Hoping better to survive the perils
Of the night they descended aud took refuge in
the cabnand while there n heavy sea struck the
vessel. tearing open the cabin doors and wash
Ing the captain overheard. il,howevdr, through
the exrriinns Of the mate. Mr. Charles Pickett.
rcgained the vessel. A little boy brother in
law of the captain, was drowned in the cabin
The crew then took refuge upon the house upon
deck, where they held on by the rigging until
one by one three of the crew were swept over
board. The captain and mate held on until
daybrcak, when they made every effort to get
on shore. but the mate only succeeded.
The clothes of the captain having become en-
tangled about his legs and feet and frozen So
silrlv that it was impos sible for him to extrcatc
him -elf. he called Ia the mate tor assistance,
which was promptly rendered and .as he WAS
dragging the almost senseless captain on shore
n sen caught them and carried Capt. Pharrow
beyond reach --IIe was, however, nguin caught
by the mate, aud dragged shore. Here Il
young man, named VIM, Webb. aud Mr. Jen-
nings wreck master, came to the assistance of
the sufferers, but the captain expired shortly af-
ter, while being conveyed 10 the government
house. The mate suffered dreadfuhy from the
intense cold, hut happily, through the efforts OF
Mr,Jennngs, he recovered.
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nA term OF inc present animal session Of his institution
commence the first Monday February several
class viii then enter siudi would b. advisable
for parents guardians who intend sending sons or
wards TO the College, 10 do the opening term
Tuition in the Preparatory Department Collegiate
VI ian Old krl
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CLARK s. CO)-GENuINE COD LIVER oIL.-rhe great
attending tho this valuable remedy Consum
an having induced all kinds of mutations purchasers
Toned to notice that the signature HEGEMAN, CLARK &
CO. full Is the cork each bottle without
genuine and the vane of the oil depends upon pur
ty, mneh cannot b. taken get the genuine.
HEGEMAN, CLARK L co.
Sole 70 Ruslton Clark & Co,
Nos l65. 273 81 and lob Broadsa v
Wholesale Depot, No. l65 Broadway.
Sold by Druggists generally in the United Stacs.
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vines -aloon. on The dock. when DIR. Burton was
Immediately called in.
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kgorrib3c Dcath.-CaH50a A miserable Pcdler
called sick colorcd and pretended have Elec-
trio D Out it cuunerfeD induced her to H. and she
had the lock and she died fourteen hours
If you want the genuine call only the office Of Dr. Derah
No - South Eighth street three doors South of Chestnut and
if don't you back and your money. will
give no for the of who offers "Elecrc Oil"
without my written signature each bottle
phoF. G. DtGRaTH,
ian South EiRths street philad.jnhia.
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WASHiSGTnN House. Jan 18th 1870
GENTLEMEN Your polite and factoring letter has
been received To have in so short stav the nr,s
strangers and to have secured their good wishes Is indeed
most gratifying me 49,
beg to name this (Moudv) evening January 2ls, ms tho
occasion FOR the honor extend Tho s
lected for the evening Tho Serous Family with nyinv
and Dancing aud faYerite Farce
an Gentlemen very Rcspectlv Sc.
KATIE S. MACKENZIE.
oJAs MCDONALD, \, :. ESGL&DoyE, l.. ". EEDp, and
others. - -
jan 2l.lt
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q ONT BOND.-g have lost n ROui sigued by
4 the firm of OF & Council. due 18Th Dccemher
le,h 1t will be Of any hope the finder
WIZ returunto ian 2l-wawl THOS c. COLEMAN