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Liver CoaPldiwt This dangerous and often
fatal disease had long baied the skill the most
eminent hysicans, when the discovery Of Dr.
M'Lane's L,ver 1oills solved the difficulty, and
presented to the world the Great Specific, which
has attained sach widespread celebrity for its
certainty Of cure. This successful remedy was
the result OF many yeurs'. study, in which tho
symptoms were narrowly observed, and are
thus described by tho Doctor himself
@Symptoms Of Diseased Liver-Pun in the
right side, and sometimes in the left, under the
ege ofthe ribs; the patient being rarely able 10 lie
on the left; pain sometimes under the shoulder
blade, frequently extending to the top of the
shoulder-oftcn mistaken for rheumatism in the
arm sickness Of stomach, and loss Of appetite;
bowels mostly costive, but sometimes alternate
with lax dull heavy sensations in the back part
OF the head; loss of memory, with uneasiness
of having neglected something; sometimes dry
cough; WEAKNESS and debility; nervous irrta-
bity; feet cold or burning, and prickly sensation
OF skin; low spirits, lussitudc, with disinclinn
tion to exercise, although satisfied it would be
beneficial In fact, patient lislrusts every REM
cdy." 49,
Have you any, or all of these symptoms p
If so, you will find certain remedy in DR..
M.Lnnes Pills. Prepared by Fleming Bros, of
Pittsburgh.
CD Purchasers will he careful TO ask for DR..
MLanes Celebrated Iermifmge, manufactured
ny Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other
vermifuges Ill comparison are worthless. Dr.
M'Lnnes genuine Ver,niiuge also his celebrated
Liver Pills, cana.now he had at all respectable
drug stores. None genuine ,ciihout tie signature
of FLEMING BROS.
q Sold by WAnDLAw g. LYON. Abbcvlle G.. IT,,
:. O., and by one Agent in every town in the
South. 1t
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ATTENTION, PLANTERS!
Economy and. Utility!
s':tE nndr'sa"''.! having purchased the Right
IT Wasii~ats EAGkSv. Patented r priI
- ISIS: VII. @'r Pluatat:c. Rights, rc-
" I'll furnish pattern stock with small Scoo-
Ter at Mr.. s. L. Bonds Shop in Green
MLhout SCOOTER. .......................... 90
VII deliver to order at Plantations pattern
Stock with small Scooter or ut convent
cnt Depot OH Rail Road. ... 50D
Inc above Prices include the Right
II. 5. KERR, Esq, is our authorized Agent
Mt Abbcvillc T.. H., from whom Riphts cnn Lc
obtnined and ut whose Store the Flow can Le
secn
This Plow, from IFS simple structure. dur,,iI.
ity, lghtncss of traught ease of management.
adaptation to tile different Shares used in the
cultivation Of the farm, and CONSEQUENT chcnp-
ness, is commencing itself to general use as II
Superior Farming Implement wherever tried.
HILL g. ANDREWS.
Greenwood, S. c., Oct 6, 1856. 25-sm
We, the undersigned, having examined and
tried the Wnrlick PIow, concur in the above
cominendaions. JAMES CRESWE
JOHNSON SALE,
II. 81. WHITE,
SAM'L MCGOWAN,
I,ARkIN REYNOLDS
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EstECIFuLLY
Bese Gss pa% Deanes
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Groceffts loylsiSs a.Sg,. ~; .S:ss
to which he iayites fGsss sI,&&s.a :,,. - s.
Per'ence, enables him tos. |fyit9a.l ,.'s,.
s25 Bbs yellow SUdAx.> -,
Hhds Golden Porto Rico,
80 Bags prime Rio COFFEE.
x ~ Pockets old Gov. Java Coffee =.
- y " -5..rity Mocha y"
500 Sacks Liverpool SALT, .-%Ess
20 Tens Sweeds IR ON fgen,,;ne,
100 Kegs Nails, assurtei Nos. Oh
Bfncksmitts Tools, complete ~ ~ jtssssnaa
Fancy Groceries of eve,y Dissertation stone
; White Lead Oils and Window Glass sSSgPll sSgl
ps: oneaan isea Spanish Brown Putty, &c, we
Baggug. Bale Kopetana Twine, - lAsTT.of AT,
Sausage' Cutters, Stuff.ss 60. ;&Ss'l
aWana FoIs And Broad Axes, collins make, tSot
kaEsfs 'ii III sssss sa,is asS.,, = Sspe
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TO LEAVE CHARLESTON, s., G.,
Every FRIDAY nj 9 o'clock, 4. NJ, from
BROWN &, CO.'S wharf.

INLAND ROUTE FOR PILATKA, FLA.
Viz beaufort and Hilton Head. g. c. S.:- Z, I,
6avannahs psrisn, :Brunswick and st. Marys, Ga,
Fernandfna, Jacksonville and :Piooiats, Fla., :.
Ass add all intermediats Landings. -,
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November 10, 1856.
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aPO0K H0lIsEi EIaECTIaa1'

Neysa1ber j 1856 &
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-17

CARRIE LEE, do you intend to obey
me or not Tell me the truth, now,
out with it-yes or no. | am not 70
be trtled with
No answer from Miss Carrie.
DO you hear me, daughter; Are
you going to steer clear Of that John
Carroll for the future, or shall | have to
tie you up in your chamber, in order to
keep you out of his way =
| didn't know j ohm was near the
spring, Pa | never asked him to come
and when he offered to carry that heavy
pail for me, didn't think it was any
harm to let him do it,
You didn't hey And pray, did
you think about his setting down tte
pail, just out there, behind those bushes,
while he huggcd you up in his arms,
aud kissed you dozen times or more !;
Why, girl, should have supposed that
your face would have been blistercd--
you cannot have a very tender skin, |
think ; although it looks so fair and
rosy now. No harm in the kissing
eithor, was there Would not havo
been the least harm if l had not hap
psned to have seen it, hey p
'Oh, Pa, you are too bad, said Car
rie, with burning checks and fearful
eyes l could not help what John did,
and he didn't mean to do anything
improper, either; besides, he only
kissed mo four times instead Of u dozen.
well, well, it would have been a
dozen if he had not been afraid Of be-
Ing caught; but Pm not in fun, Miss
Carrie now and l tell you that, as
sure as l ever catch him with you |
again, hc shall smart for it. lie shall, !
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clulcl that they would sit up until
Ca r. returned. Eight O'Clock came,
and then nine, and soon after, the re-
turning bells were heard.
they stopped before the house, tho
door was thrown open, AMI Carrie enter
ed, lei by John Carroll, aud followed
by crowd Of young people. The far
msr stood as if thuudcrstruck. John
advanced in front Of him, and support
in Carrie with one arm, he held her
hands close in lis towards her father,
saying
MIR. Lee, hope you will at least
try and excuse Us for the step wo have
taken, or rather Tor the way in which it
was taken, and allow me to present to
you my wife, Mrs John Carroll
Carrie Lee, how dare you you un-
grateful girl ! Oh, | don wonder your
conscience smotc you when you went
away-forsake your father in his old
agc-it is well you have taken your
choice, but don't come here to ask me
to forgive you. john Carroll, turning
to that young man, quit my house this
moment, and take your wife with you
be off, sir, aud see that you keep your
self out of my sight
Not one word had Carrie spoken, and
not word did she speak, whon 81
was carried moro dead than alive back
to the sleigh. Aunt kitty was there
with a little trunk of Carries best
clothes, and few words Of consolation.
| knew it would be hard at first,
darling, but keep out Of his sight few
days, aud he will be sure to send for
you, to make it up all will bo right
yet, now see if it is not
And Aunt Kitty was right John
took his bride to Ais mo,her's home,
where affection did its best to cheer her
spirits, and it was not long before she
had letter from her father, saying he
would forgive her, but she must come to
see him always alone. AS time went
by, John was allowed to call for his
wife, and at length he was welcomed
when he came with her and now, that
very same John Carroll, whose name
was SO obnoxious to the farmer, is high
er in his good graccs than any other man
on earth. And he ought to be, for
better husband and father, or better
son, earth never bore and Aunt Kitty
rejoices in the day she aided and abett-
ed the Runaway Match.
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TIE CREwLEsS NEssEL.--A mys-
tcrious circumstance occurred on the
shores Of Rhode Island, about the year
.l76O, which caused much remark and
speculatsou at the time, and the mystery
connected with the incident, remains
unexplained to this day
Early one pleasant morning in Au-
tumn, Il vessel was seen by the inhabi-
tants Of the island of Rhode Island, far
in the oiling, standing under a press Of
sail towards Narragansctt Bay. 1t was
square rugged vessel, aud as she APP
pgoachcd the shore, many conj ecturej
were ma l. respecting her character and
name. At length she was recognlz ID
as a bris belonging to Newport, winch
was expected from England about that
time. About IL o'clock, a. NJ, she
bad approached very near the island,
aud many Of the inhabitants had gath
cred on the beach t. welcome her saio
return, and cheer her as she passed
llong. The course Of the vessel was
onward, directly towards the shore, aud
he anxious people expected to see her
Kept off the wind, and steered in th1
direction of the harbor. 70 their sur
Prise aud alarm, they found that no
change was made in her course, aud not
/ sail was taken ia
They hailed her, but received no all
'wer. They proclaimed her danger,
md those on bsord to change her course,
Dr. the vessel would be wrecked but
oven this could elicit no reply. 1t was
then remarked, much to the consterna-
ion of the assembled islanders, that not
1 soul could be seen upon her decks,
No human power seemed to direct her
and in few minutes tho
vessel struck the beach within hall a
lozeu rods of the wonderful crowd
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})oetrp.
T'hc Will ans! the Way.
BY B. JONES.

Re rcsolute danish miSgiving!
Push forward, nor lingcr to fail,
The storms Of misfortune oulliving,
Fling fear and distrust to tie gale.
Climb upward,-though lofty the summit,
Never heed it, but make the essay,
Perseverance at length shall o'ercome it,
For " where there's will there's a way"
In thy pocket, though 'twerc but a shilling
The deep diving digits should touch,
Many Golfers now cIammed TO o'criilling,
Held once not one quarter as much,
Be frugal, be honest, and never
Let vice lead thy footsteps array,
Success shall reward thy endcavor,
For " where there's will there's a way"
Would'st enter the temple acknowledge?
Application will furnish the key,
Though you never should figure at college,
Or take out single degree
There are men self-instructed around US,
Who ne'er "went to school" for day,
Whose learning and talents astound US
But "where there's a will there's Il way"
Ike hive richly laden with honey,
AOoh pttlSuNC anu " stoCh
And Crrsus Chat nabob Of money!
Stood once in no need Of a pocket.
Honest wealth may be had, if you will it,
In spite of what idlers may say,
Take your hahd from your pocket, and
fill it,
For where there's q will there's way
Don't giveup the ship" while splinter
Remains Of her shot shivered mast;
Regard not the threat'nings of winter,
Nor quail at the sound of the blast;
The darkness and tempest shall vanish
At the first golden tints Of the day
Then fear and incertitudc Danish,
For where there's will there's a way.
BE bold though the tilnid and craven,
May hasten thy ardor to chill,
BE this truth on thy mem'ry engraven ;
The way is carved out by the will
- A faint heart won fair Lady never"
Is a truth none will seek to gainsay;
Go ahead" then! and recolect, ever,
That where there's a will there's a
way
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j. Il II. NOycs:

Dry Goods-Prints, Muslins Cambrics De
Lanes, Brown and Blcachcd Sheetings,
Droadcloths ,Cassimeres, Satinetts
Observation-Disclosures, White and Brown Su-
gars, Teas, pure Coffee, Spices, &c.
Agents for the sale of valuable Medicines.
store ncxtto Pawcatuck Bank.
l31tt PAWCATUCK, CT,
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N. MIrStOn,

Makes to order, Walking Shoes, Caters,
Slippers, and every description of La
dies work; also, Gentlemen's Boots,
Caters, &C., of n superiorqual-
ity anl workmanship.
Constantly on hand, large Stock Of G Gods
in the Boot and Shoe line.
Store on Main st. 1871
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Geicrtc0.
T. "A IL IL L II L. Il f;
OR,
Il he k u ~ a w ly Nj a & IL.

BY FINLEY JOHNSON.
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Francis sheffield,
.fgent Of the NeW LOadOn County
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office West Broad Street, Pawcatuck.
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George G.. Wells,

DEALER in Boots and Shoes of all descrip-
tions. Gentlemen's fine Calf Boots,
Caters Of all descriptions, Rubbers
and rubber Boots. Thick Boots,
Brogans, Shoes, &c.
aides Gaiters, Walking Shoes Slippers &c.
Main Street, Westerly, IL. |. 134tf
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Porter e. LOveland.
.NanmfacturerS
Tim & Shoe Iron Ware
A full supply of Stoves, of the app
proved patterns, always on | and.
Tin and Sh9et Iron Ware for sale, or made
to order, at short notice.
Shop on High street. I37tf
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and desirable styles at short notice.
N. B. Books ready for delivery in two weeks
from the time they are left. 1OGtf
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PROTECTED by royal letters patent o. England secured By
The seals OF Ecoe dc Pharmaco de Paris and the Imperial Col
ege OF Medicine, Vienna.
Tnesemsr No Il tho remedy for general debility
q vrle power, decay, all
arising from abuse, nc. it, effects ecacouS
youth, manhood, and MD the ve would
Impaired IN the decline Of ne u the Tessroar
universally adoped all physical impediments mage
before influence thus rendering
tennn the marriage
those disorders which and cubrbs have
ando for to the ruin Of the health OF portion pop
ulaiion,
Tuesemar No q the great European remedy for
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician with
mercury 70 me Inevitable destruction Of the PATENTS constitution
and which al the sarsaparila world remove
TriesemaT Nos q, SMELL
all nauaeaiine qualities They lay
their being detected
Sold In I'm - each divided separate
minisiersd bl Nalpean Leislnland, Roux, &C.
be had Wholesale A. ~
Green street, Canal NEW Yos specially appointed by the
proprietor and for the United
dhrr part Of AnRroa immediately recsivnE
barrow VIII forward
securely PACKED and addressed according instructions hs
| writer. "
Rctnil agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 9-dlyr ....
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school Cumberland Univsraity, Mt Lebanon


school o Cumberland Univsraity, NJ Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caulhe late Of is eircui,
l. judgau Gf Tennessee
Hon Nathan Green, of the udges
Of Tennessee
BromGeld Ridley,
Judges Caruers Green dew their whole lime exclusively
the school.
Plan nstrueionl Daily examinations each
books No regular of lectures but explanations Of thu
daily essoHs the progress of the examinations.
g. Weekly ofcompon and equity, which
by profess
practice The framed require them
Deeds wills records and all documents be read
dence in the trials Some OF me taken by appeal 70
court, which held monthly the and
public the end every session The students clerks
Ifs jurors circuit judges and chanceo and in other official
tacitcs with their suits. 4 ...H
SesstoHsThe the third Monday sep
TENDER, third Thursday February The
succeeding Monday February ends
Thursday in July
Expenses per sesionTuon fee $780, advance; coungen
Sc boarding about $50 Students furnish their
which be had In the Lebanon bookstores.
class No previous study required
There four regular classes Students
time during the collegiate year.
is n legislature connected school
Number Of students the last collegiate year c2hty-six
ROBERT l.. CARUTHER3,
Feb ll-eoly President Board OF Trustees
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mo. 56ll
Notice of the Withdraw Of Lands in Mich.


IN pursuance Congress approved ID June 1885, una
king grant MfcHiaAs con
sruction certain State, Just
gwen Office the registers and
sale and location following described
probably falling prescribed mils OF selection
directed, heretofore telegraph
30h OF May last, 20 wit:
Office DuSoAs All the lands in the district in the southern
nnsnd west and IA and south OF township
g. in the northern Peninsua all the lands north Of township
50, AID west of range 10 west
All lands the district all
ships II, l2, 10, and "A lying west of range IA wes
Office All the lands in the district except
townships north township liz and of range
and north oftownshp 10 and east Orange east
Office DETROIT All the lands in the district lying between
townships and II north, and all situated west of
Office KALAMAZOO: All the lands in the district lying
raoge6 west sstt 4at
Ohce sAuLT STE. MARI All the lands district
spulh II lownshi, 3 in 20 To - Inclusive
S..uth o township So, q ranges 80 10 "a inclusive.
South Of township So, 10 ranges IS and 6.
south OF township 81 In 81 and 3d.
Nofth OF township 40, ranges 30 40; and
North OF township ss, in ranges Al and ~.
These latter, embracing neatly all lands advertised In
proclamation No. Juy
Ste. Marie, which viii therefore, be offered public
lnrretB orIered.
my hand Once, nj the city
Washington this thirteenth day OF Junss iese.
rios. A. HENDRICKS,
June H-law6wt fIntei 4 staf.l Commissioner
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stopping Southampton both going returning they
proceeding London
other ronue, FOR the economy Of Tune and noney.
Passage from Ns0 York 60 Southampton and Bremen.
Frsl cabin saloon, $3.50 cabin aOon Clio
second do, zoo.
Al letters aud newspapers through the once,
No bills ladng viii be signed parcels received the
sailing
An experienced surgeon is attached each ship.
For freight passage, apply
q, ii. SAND, II South WIliam sL, NY.
o. A HElNEKEN d Co.. BreEeR.
CROSKEY & 90 Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIN, HavIe
n7-dly
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THE OKLy OWE AU1HORTzEDi--The Roo Of DR. coy

THE OsLy ONE AUTHoRIzEDi--TheR ROB Of DIR. BOY
vEAU LAFrEETEua IA superior 10 the sirups of Gua
prria similar remedies II radically
skin, dares scufpis
critic nj
~ f, and Hereditary ncfuony Of huno As depura
powerfully canrhs the bladder,
other the arising from abuses
injections AZ syphlnc the Rob IN
ensuing the
6slsam espava cubebs from Injections which only epe
the n-utrnizina The Rob Boyvean all
syph whether stand
ins resisted the o The odurr
~
General arenu United Statesi Gsbre Blondm eco,
York, wholesale orders Guilot Duconge
aeullv, san Francisco.
The cold Nv the drusFs throughout the Uni
psmpht Dc Uervats tho med
Rob wil he obtained by writing q Bon
dpa1 wilamree, New York, who wi give every Information
,gantsd
O. ~ Is prepared 70 h orders Cor Ameca West In
duties as he has ,e Rob bond
March N-diyr
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mo. 500. |
Notice
Of Wnhdrawdl of La

Of Wisdrasodl Of Lands in Louisiana.
m The act approved Sd June 1856 ma
Lor =, Louisiana, To aId IN the con
instructions have Jns'
beeu given and officers TO con niue the reese vaon
sa and ioaoo described lands ia their RESPECTIVE
wnhH The crbed Inn OF eect
n heretofore ordered by telegraph on I'D
jlst al May last, viz'
all the lands in the dsnc efep a.
f,lowss H# #....., +.
Townships Z TO 10. inclusive, Of range T.
Townships o 10 10, inclusive, of range D.
Il wnshps o to ~, inclusive, Gfrange o.
Towa-hipvii to "A, ineusive of ranges and & and
Townships 10 aud IA, Of ranges 8 and TO-
nee all lands district situated in town
which lie 7east and IN owl
inclusive, between east
the lands in the district sruaed north
principal meridian, together
the folowing;r
Township norh, OF ranges and east.
TO stuh, inelnsivs Of ranges and west
Inclusive, ., =, west
Town~htps south, r. ranges and west
Townships 10 ronul, inclusive, II ranges and ca T.
Tuwaships Ia IL south, inclusive OF range 8 east.
ip-2 . o south, OF east.
Towu upS 4 u sonih i've, OF range 5 east.
Township 4 TO rs snutb, inc usvs, OF range o east
Together wi al the townships east Of range east and 'ouA
township 3 south.
oce the lands the dist ict stu between
AM and EAST
Ohc- at Nsw oRLKAss the townships situated between
Of the Ni--issppi rvrr; and The
following Iy.s Vrsi of thr Mss ippi nver, VIZ:
Tow 10. inclusive of IL and -
Townships 10 b.tw-en 3 and IL.
~ rs Inclusive between 10 and 20 and
Townships IL II, Inclusive lying OF range w.
Given under my hand the One, city
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
June ao-lawew Intel STAR Commissioner
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,

Near ErlmHtsburg, FFederick County, Nd
THE
2fth August, Thursday
board and tuition 50 payable
ally advance There charges
ing and Ca Spanish, Italian German, Latin
Cor primary department composed Of pupils unde years
500 annum able half yearly advance.
Bres Of inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER sUPE
RIOR o Joseph Academy Ernmituburg, Fredeck county
Maryland.
Jul B-dlyem.
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~ RAILROAD DIRECT 40 THE WEST
LA I'll 4zasa M y


Time barysoen Washington and wheeling bus l7i
Aomrsl
Running time bGit0ee Washington aud Oaoina ~ Aoarsi
Through Tickets snd aasgaas Checks 10 DO had in
Washington.
que Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved It's
oilers between Washington Batmoro and all pOrons the West
The eonne ,ion 1eween inc an9 om Washington and ,h
Washington June hon qaey called the Relay ouse) nne mil
Bamsc TINS the only change of required
wheeling station
there WIN The without change 100 those holding
Washington daily atO' a. and AZ, p M on Sundays at thr
Al Wheeling direct made with the the CEN
n @ao o nsaS on The Onto
COLUMBUS These trains at Newark with the Newark,
Chicago ST. Louis sc. 10. -. -
Az Columbus aa' 0. airoaa win fas, ain
WILLIE, &C. Al Xena, Little Miami Iaioad connection is
iaate, iafyee, Chicago Rock island 81 Louis Sc
Passengers holding through tickets for Memphis vieksbug,
transferred Cincinnati the mail the Ohio
Tickets for Evansville Cairo, and 81 Louis sold by this
Foa CLEVELAND and Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chi
tickets sold when the Ohio navigabe beweel
Wheeling and Welsvle, Qory mes where with
the Cleveland and phsburg railroad is made
Travellers requested notice while this only
odng through ckets and checks in Washington is also the
the Wes. The distance from Washington Cincinnati
hui 63 miles, being about 100 mules shorter than BY other
Fare by from Washington: To Wheeling, 50 sa
g So cevesnd a I ron do SIS s Sri ss %
Chicago 81 Is and SO 50 st. Louis, s % and I ns@pni.
sc; New Orleans s3i, -.
arpes Ferry Mansbue, BsrFes' Spring,
cumberland, Bedford Springs Piedmont Oakland and
se@sn and S %
train IRON Washington
ro further information through tickets Sc, apply 10 TIL n
PARSONS, agent at washington station.
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-dd ohio Railroad Baltimore