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The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1857-10-17

White Lead aud Linsced Oil. for
sale by S. J. HINSDALE.
Aug Is, 63-tf
Congress Water, for sale by
Aug. Is 63-tf S. j. HINSDALE
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FISH! FISH,! FISH!!::

FISH! FISH,! FISH!!::
lenBBLS No Herring.
wv 40 do. No 3 Mackerel
35 ] do. No Mackerel
SO boxes No l Herring.
Justreceved G. f. LEETE.
Octi 8. 704t
srAr' OF NORTH gausHso sAson'sA---Ho"n@os
Courtof Pleas and Quarter Sessions-August
term 1851.
Elias Bullock, Hinnant Bullock,
John Bullock, Us. Caroline Prevatt,
and others and others.
Petition for sale of slaves for Partition.
IT, auearng the satisfaction of the Court that the
Defends. ~ :, R.sosk resides beyond the linn
that publication be made in the North Caroinan, a
ewspoper published in the town of Fayetteville. in
this State, for the said defendent Hinnant Bullock
to be appear next term of this Court to be
held for the County of Robson, the Court House
in Lnmberton on the fourth Monday in November
next, en and there to plead, demur to the
sad peton. or the same will be taken pro eonfess0
and heard erparte.
Wintess, John NJ Hartman, Clerk of our said Court
at once, the 4th Monday in August A. d. 1857 and
in the Eighty second year of American Independence
J. NJ. HARTMAN, elk.
Lumberton, Oct Sd, 1857 7l-6t
. n = VT N''>ta couSHx. SAxch'S ---'te"t'soN
Court Of Pleas and Qawrtcr Sessions-Amgmst
Term 1857.
Joseph Thompson
William Price
Attachment. Levied lot of Bacon, Hogs,
Oxen, Corn, and Cattle.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
William Price. defendant in this case. abscoDds or
conceas himself that the ordinary process of the Law
cannot be served him. 1t is therefore ordered that
publication he made six weeks successively in the
North Carolinian newspaper published in the town
poti fying said defendant to appear at
- IN:' This Court to be held for the county
of Roteson the Court House in IIumberton. the
Fourth Monday in November next. then and there to
plead, demur to the said Attachment. the
same will be taken pro conJess0 and heard erparte.
Witness, John NJ. Hartman, Clerk of our sai,; Court
at Office the 4th Monday in August. A D.. 1857. and
in the Eighty second year of American Independence
J. NJ HARTMAN, Ci'k.
Luinberton, Oct. Sd, 1851. 1lGt
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A. Nj. mpbel,
AUCTIONEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
East side of Gillespie street.
FAYETTEVILLE, n. C..
October l. 1855
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Paints, Oils, Varnish, Brushes COR
Sale by S.J. HINSDALE.s
Aug. IS, 63-tf
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NJ A II BL e ACT

MARBLE DRY.
BY GEO. LAUDER.
Nearly opposite to E. w. Vikings Auction Store
Fayetteville, N. G.
Oct. l. 1856.
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JOHN ID. SB AW

ATTORNEY At LAW.
Rockingham Richmond County North Carolina
will practice in the Courts of Richmond, Anson and
Robeson. All business entrusted to his will
ceive strict attention. Inly, IL, 1y-5S
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JAMES G. SMITH. MILES CosTIN
JAMES c. SMITH 4 CO.,
Commission Merchants,
Have removed their office to the second story of the
building formerly occupied by the Telegraph Company
where they prepared attend to all business in the
Commission line.
All business entrusted them will be punctually
attended to.
Wilmington, October l, 1856
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DEALER IN
-S1fs EAl1AND FANCY DRY GOODS
HATS, GAPS, BOOTS. SHOES. AND
Ready-Nade Closhimg.
Particular attettion paid to Ladies' Dress
Goods and Trimmings
HAY STREET. FAYETTEVILLE. n. c.
November Sd. 1856 If
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AAAGa AND BARTM8a
SELF-SEALING JARS.

For preserving Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Pints
Quarts and HalfGallons at So 40. So 40. and SIS 25
per dozen, respectively. For sale at the Crocxery
Store. ". y. IlLLlNUIiASI.
Also, Fresh Supplies of CHINA, GLASS
WARE aud Table Knives.
June 30 1857. 55-tf
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9 j. HINSDALE'S Ague Mixture: also
y. Champions's Ague Medicines; ShalIenberger's
Fever and Augne Antittotc and Rowand's Tonic Mix
ture For sale by S. J. HINSDALE.
Aug Is. e3N
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FDn 1AA.A.

RDn SALE.
ADAMANTINE and TALLOW CANDLES; fine
and common TOBACCO; and almost any thing in the
Grocery aine Cheap as the cheapest!
W. l. COLLISION.
Feby I. 1857. 36tf
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21

The Anglo-American, like an exotic that takes deeper root thrives and grows strongor-sends it's foliage wider and bears more lucous fruit than in its native soil He pursues his high career, not only with vital energy equal to his ancestry, but improves upon it. Thus he proves himself true to his Caucasian blood, proves himself to be the heaven directed van of the human race-proves his" natural right' to establish his race in Central and South America to control the destinies of these con- tinents. LIE MANN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
THE VIOLEIS.

With 2 cool, delicious sound, Siver-hUe the li,tr ,slaua
 Divahi.y through tle H,od and wild; AL .la cHN, tilu-e stln1-,
 Like little dmid child. CinEi4@ wieii. bah. hanls, While the Watar-ru ~,, u.;.e SoiJly round lis naked feet. In purple Laz, fl thought, W4teAur where ~ river shono, Sweetest olrr- round my Ayad
 Ey u ile~ier tIt-1. v-ra biown h mv mind ..i,Hi-a saiI Tender perfumes haunt .ile ail! S,l.le oI hlne tor1l me -nots, IIo.iouuY., and iiI4s deai GAoela ot .a~t years rosos rage! TLiswisc said; then, unaware,
 Pres- q tuit of grass aside: Never thinking ot such nests
 Knots of yiolets often hide! There they uc~tc.I lae,kys- flowers liver Uo. I ly Apiil showers, Al a maiden in hr bosom Will conceal Iov-s beauteous blossom, M lIie sweet words ann Uays uubidde Ilalt reveal wIUra i- i, hidden; Thu~ tlr maiden rpriag dotl hold Treasures in Ler uanle- foll: Ilus mal .4p, some Wul win tell here -la fragrant secrets hide. Push tle emerald scarf aoila- Where the tl1mu.ou9 yiol4~ dwell.
 Harriet MrEVcn Kimball.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
.lc. HA.L.tIY.. nEnlll.I.s-

HH .o sco fram day tol :. t..t4 -- '..- ietlhe t'- rH.~ of cue, lertuvs hy fh anto Hw-t f4f.val.1 ueil it- aud ]. i, a fnst. r of b. 'lIstn.n+ ta1. ny one '-,U.l he viaIoul ,u..u. Dr. i.. Iodine and Sars..s sasilIl j. assm.. 2; lore ta4 alura .parJmagg 5tepe5ule ..l. is tafs- ...t y -.. {. ...y -A. ,a..- .i f~. D ,al uul. .=g Ele. .ge. t.t ,a.u he taken during .ht sir.u, 4ul summer. His Dr. 1art.T's Cough B..~.,a ]. al t>-.t. l. .ag1A.I.le for Coughs, toi Asthma, ton s.Hi .u and .-.-us {, 4 Ji.e Lale- .u CIu.---A -o bg -aef.y tcygr aul A4atJ Aiasy ha- .. .',... 5. ' ' t"".i'.. .-Hu.e..u. ttc @Ia-l.s Nd E..-ay, ''t li"r.trN " t-Na ttd Fever Intermittent 4uJ Ie- ln.gf- reFt'~. "ush te @o Trev,.-H u a.t r:f.s if U. We-. i"eeta, ti,'~h hc hts numerous o,a.r ,N- rgte#H it. t",0..S v..l-nat ltr.l u.y fur fatally u=' ".'l -.t a-t tsiy popular and ,,i.u . Ht ~a.. lir-91s residing iv lsH,... nsr1 - .iis.. Ill D'leuj5 to ot u.i ru >g. c1es...,i- e.e9' e"O'. n.. co better t.wn by sapHtiH-, t...-
 .t.7 E t,l an assortment oi Dr. Ea-..Ilt- i.uu,.- h'....H.,. lis s,o.t t- on tho aour~ .! THr ant i-..eI. e- a. St, Louis. I. real l.s .teeai.t- "eH'- n er -"iau* al give him e,... ..ll ..d. -->t. L4' N -l1.sylatq.
 lt,y rFa -old by
 au,sAls5 im J. U. MoALNoNr
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fLANF'S CYL EBRATFD f1vER PIr1.S b,r3,ar- eA hF alnins Bros, Pisssbnr.h, and beioreI had used Jl,om III, was entucly relieved. am now en- laiioE I1lGot heath and gheerfuliy recommend Dr. 1fI@nes Cciobra-od Liver Hills to all similarly af fiteJ.
 Nav YORK, March 25, 1852 sts Purchasers vii. bccarafnI taasl. f,r DR M i-AAh's CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS. mnnrin.- lared py fLLHllNi BROS. of Pitt.Ea-sI. Pa IAaie are o,her I,is purpor;ng to be liu,r Pills, a1" oai"le ,at uuN.y. br. I iauc's e.luiue Liver Ph4 also nis cs. ora.oa Verufugo c.ir roN 5s l'ad "1 's'! Se-.ab-t uTur stores. A.7f aspa.ae eih54E ,tl. *afHtt FLEMING HAOS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
IIOI.i.,lil AA,n nII.I-A-

Where are they not. Well may these Pills be call led an nntle@a} medicine, for they are in demand throughout the haoitabc globe. Even the medical doglnatsts who regarded all deyad aus from college rules as sacrilege, electrified by the cures of dv
 pepsia liver complaint, and dysenteIy accomplished by loiloways Fills. Sold 1t th1 manuiaotories No. S0 Maiden Lane, New Fork, and No. 244 Strand Lon don; and by all druggists, at Poe, 62l and Sl ger box. T2.
 MRS. VANDERBILT, No. ls5 SUFFOLK STREET, SAYS or
 pr. MsLane's Celebrated Liver Pills.
 Being mwell, and not knowing whether It pro- coqdad from deranaement of the liver or merely ls- te1ies. was persuaded to purchase a box of Dr.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
IAArCAIL.

TNIE unI -@i-n-.. having s1li .lsrt-r.'l of Good, < to Ao--r-. Morr.r Boone e to. l.J wishing rJ settle uplir pU-la.as saan possible, would Se-iuE r'gne-- ai those indebted to them, to come a.t t r a.-uun.s u5 cash cr Au,e, boprs tta '-h das d Aoeo-r nest. lourer iuju' ..u.e w.i l-yt log .Na1. ".l ua .r H. t,s niat"
 TATE N MOORE.
 <, r, torur of Main aud M.a Auam streets. LIa. --..r. autv -t t-- l-al. 4 law.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21

elor says the treason why the women don't cut themselves in two by tight acing Is because they lace around the heart, and that is so hard that they cannot effect it!'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
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Cash Esa.~r in staple and fancy Dry Good. lIoceE.es, etc, fake i.laU and
 Brownsville,
 1 S ,mej-',n Merchant. lq'e fluff, isf I..e.. -lft. C...- aa l.#..I yo VT 'ioN-ELle a-t o,Asi ,.. '. -.s. .Aa- lavtA ova.rs to .''1rr u ,r good.
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 Y. .-a N-4 aA. 4. cl-
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| ACHES at l.hd oaaa1 near tha H.vou S-5 >, ,- , na. N. v. .T.l oi, r5t. >.Les oO ,ue
 -.. .. yau l-~aE ll .1J l.av. ..#.'. t.. t...' ri..H.et I ..-.ur .-....t'a-. la.. V9e Gl-lrrt ia ... .s. i-.ui ., be fine eoJ.. n 1..I-. N1
 --i--, l-..-- .5 . 4e.l.il- ol l't sars made }3t.s Ee. !. M. GAINES. JnIt -I.I I~57 Gr
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FEaG} COLLARS Eu.AaI}.

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l|'. -t.l
 F,om tbe four years from 1851 to 1851, in. elusive, tbis gives an average importation m beth countries for something over 3iO00 a year. As perhal not more than three-lour.hs oI too uhole number was rel orted 10 the mix el commission, the yearly average for this per"od may be set down at 4501O From the year 1s54 there were very few, if any, slaves imported into Brazil iu consequence of the La passed by the government of that coun- t.y against the fife. Tine slave trade is now m4Hly if not wholly carried on with Cuba, Naga imports twenty thousand slaves every year-which, added to the total of the trade with both Brazil and Cuba since the year 1850, gives the average number imported every year, up to the present time, at about 3Q,Q00. If the profit realized on the purchase of one slave amounts, as we have shown in the following tables to ;S365 the total profit of one years traae will therefore be about eleven millions of dol lars:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
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 I.rm t..-eU. Ark. ,f.' l5. I-5-. A-.-.
 E- \. |,I1EfANSoy, A.,r.. 4t L. w. '.a.r- . .. ..p. ". h.E.-".- t"aeH. tHlt,9 .>.I 'u..iei c..au.. iu r.u ~...,r. .t tr- ~1- .-a s..'. ai.. lsoca.. og...s a- l-.-ls N .4~ oat.... ora. Aoy~-.n.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21

". '. V L4HEE. o. 1. HECaHAlI. HN.E H1 nal having. purchased 'he --pI. f.r- 4 N-r.E o.L.A 'y Ae--r lase tv ' fe ci tle ra"er et \Iain Na. v reaUu ~arest~ vuu'd ta5cths '- .-..th.H~ tAlr tIHer lF.G.us g., ue} as ss.l. .s 4su-l.l.. ot Little Rock lIia sum oUulius e.s t.a " ll .ui to continue the Mercantile '..|- - '9 9I '., NNl"uS branches, al saj stand, ~."t 9coW utmost c.5rJ to please all. both a7 g4.t dlu l'u.ts. .ult nay ne ajaP0.ad !" i. t7 "-.-a v"li. C ol.eT .ur present s.uo, at greatly reduced -I -s, aa VIC wish Co make room for
 NOrROW ROONT <, CO
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
L...N NI..ti.. MI .Ll..L.-...l-.

C2 HHEIE# Is uow no barl y-s>, --Ai s-s.- .-f \. .tr Nat. h.s and l-4Ih j.H.l".- <. |.... a- HAi ! |. rll -.,. .4l .... ,..,.-t. u.r.H+5 #. sl.a lRJoh--4I .ts'.
 prepared .9 IT. .a.r wat. .~. '.vo.,y. etc., i. s...# #.s..
 French Ae...J-.us ,~s..lr
 I..r r-. t4.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21

Iu'5 into Brazil in the year 1s51....47.oe0
 l~J2....51oaO I-52.... 3.71o uataI..................... l05,7o. Iu.aJ.ed ilIt, Cuba in IS5l......... 5.o10
 lo52........ 7a24 l,55 ....... l4.5oo 1cJ4......... lf.23n
 35a4-
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 Total profits on cargo. Sl46o5o The inducements which are held out to men with capital, and without principle, 10 engage in this business, by the immense profits realized in T, has led a comparatively large number of our wealthy men, and those who are anxious to be- come suddenly so, to embark in the slave trade. h fact, there never was time, perhaps, when the trade was so actively carried on at this port as Il Is at present.
 TREATIES FOR THE ABOLITION OF THE SLAVE
 TRADE
 The agitation commenced by the humanita- rians, about the beginning of the nineteenth century, and began to effect serious changes in the manner of carrying on the trade. Its early abolition 'bv the United States and England drove the citizens of those two countries from the field, which was taken possession of by the Portuguese and Spanish, who at thattime were establishing their settlements on the coast of Arca. The unceasing exertions which were made by France and England and the treaties which have been entered into between those bowers and other nations, have had the effect ol cIrcumscrbDg more and more the scene of thls traffic. Treaties were eventually formed Nwlth Brazil and Portugal abolishing it entirely, opan having entered into similar compact, winch she compiled with to a certain extent, but .he treaty has never been fully carried out.-- | he continued endeavors of England to have 'aose treaties carried out, according to their Sprt and letter, have resulted in wholly stop
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
MORROW, BOONE < co. Ii .'e Rock. TrIv q. 1857.
sTATr ug ARKA>sAS, [ --.--- --E l.- LDT U :.

X. l ten ut rhe County Court, A. D. 1857. ( .Eh.aED WY tha z ar- rhot t1le C.umy Snip of N| Ia. ."1.E h, ca.IaIin to !. pEc arttl to -aid ctfGrt at t r. ar tessl, ls57 tl k, it f5.r hr or a.. tiny ta.-nall of sail coun-y advertise in each Nap lh -.-4 county. @t leHsi taGo. l.ru.I> before s't D "f T., .'.H. ;llI a.-o- ln some newspaper
 .I'- j.. -.' ~.. .I Arkansas, thatesI3 >oripuust D. >a--l 'g said corrf at said term or i5 will be forever b la.i
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
EXPENSES OF VESSELS AND OUTFIT.

C .- .f a. t,yJ hundred and If ton vessel SS.00D S0fla .eI~. e.,r cutoIS. and coopeIa bills. 5000 r i-an- i5r y'ew and slaves. .......... I.09O Maz ~.dganecl................ 1000 S., u-- iE New York by the acent....... 4,0o0 t..ata- 5ou of ten l~r cent. on the whole
 eAl aA~ee. ...--..-..-..........--. l''o0
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Total cost of vessel and outft........ $Io,7V0 EXPENSES ON THE COAST OF AFRICA. Cost et 70 negroes. at $5o per head...... $2ooo0 F.Y df crow aud 9Gyels ou the coast.-..... 800 Qualification m.n ney to tIo American captain 1000 Total ........................ $4I5J0 EXPENSES ON TIE DOWNWARD PASSAGE. Gail iu'- head money, averaging *l5 Ter
 ad oh @o0 negroes, allowing for z1
 d.. l~on th- pas~a rc.. .......... $5 FOO HaaJ at6pcy officers. at ST D lor head.. 2.aao NaEsS of crew and officers. ......-......-.. Z,3l' Tutai..... .-.....--..-..... %io'''V EXPENSES AFTER THE ARRIVAL OF THE VESSEL
 IN CUBA.
 Qualification money to the Captain General, Landing expenses, at s54 d head. I2,@-o Total. &32 800
 REcAPITULATIoN or EXPENSES. C-' # vessel aad outit......-.......... ElS10o Eg.i-e- on thc coast of Atliaa....... 2l.5op E. ...-, If jhe brucwald passage. -Qp)o Expenses at.er arrival in Cuba.....-...... 32,3oO Commission on sale of percent....-...... ll49o
 RECEIPTS AND EXPENSES.
 Received for 40J negroes market, at 5000 Iota expenses. ......-..--...........- 399oo
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
E''NItN! INN.As J. II. l-Lt.Hurn .Anctinnncr.

TJ" .yh arA now open fr ,vaujnaton md B a.a- .a Au iua i".n late- t.4 ar.......i ee-9r.l aot .'sror' l"GAl--au,erg vLj.l :ue y. M. .- M i.Nr.u. vi '.r. SNak~a.re. Ctalh.. Pou. N.urr. ..l '-. t'wter, Thompson. Nt.-,, Hur.r ~H .r. t.s I'.ra. A.., Laue r, AHtarlas. oie .Ner- ,u ,5l.,r auu F. ,.i- H5ndrs Also. d. ina. Hume. Gla.u .uI lsN.u.y'- lIi- st ,.u.- fN. e-...1. Stevens Travels t,- -. .ar sh ii! assortment. oi -ay ate-t ,1i~co.lo. l..is r.-.
 7a.l. az invited .o call and eznlnine. az t}fs ts -.f books us ha. ever .e.n brought T .' ,a n-e7..y reasonable, and pur.la-
 J.B. FOLK
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21

Married -0a t}v ja-t. .., ,s.rc. k Of tnc Jrrdcs f.bar w -la-o. LsG.. H C... county, hy t'e Hev. Ja-. B =--,.t.-. .of >s.a- oz, JAHrS r. noelzs.S, e.t., ty lLss MARY pLNDLLToN GAINL>.
 Gazette copy.
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Tribute of Eesooo,

Al meeting of tho "Lit,e Rock GuarIs," held in tho city of Little Eock, ou tne l5tad Of July, l857, the following proceedings were had, to wifi:
 WHEREAS l. has pleasel Alm' hfy God to remove from our midst, our fellow and con- paniou, ISAAC T. Carts, thsrei,re,
 R-so1osI Tfat in ais death, our company has lost an active aud efficient member. each of us, individually Kind arI tua friend. his mother dutiful aud atIert9uatg sou, and the State one of Her most promising and talented youths.
 Resolgea. That we win forget His fanIts. for they were few, and remember lis virtues for they were many.
 Reso7Dei, That we deeply sympathise with his mother and relatives. in t6is sad bereave- ment, and share deeply in their sorrow at our common loss.
 ResolUs1, That we wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days, as a token of our re. spect for the deceased Re8o'Del, That the Secretary be required to furnish the mother of the deceased wi3h copv of these resolutions, and also, one copy to each of the city papers with a request to publish the same. J. W. NEWTON, President.
 s. c. w. LEWIS, Ss@y.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
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~ SlOcEH, &c &c.
q. P. RROWM

Eo. lib Main Street, Wheeling, va.
now opening one OF The hest and largest assortmentS
Of goods in his line that has been brought to this
cy which VIII be sold Hhoesa and Retail a. prices az
low as any house West Of the Atlantic cities.
Among his goods may found Gold and Silver atchsa
from some Of the most celebrated Englsh
tacturerers Also, the real D. H. sd American Patent
Lever Watches Cloekstn great Variety including TeW
Stations, OhieeS and Watch Makers
Beautiful Jewelry, In sets or Otherwise OF Coal MosaIe
Cameo Gold, Stone, Lava and all Gold JcWcIry Also, an
OF Soft Solder and plated cheap.
Zine pocket Gallery, RAzord, Scissors, Silver Napkin
htnGs Gard Gases, Gold Pens, &c. &c. Every article
aa az Y to be as good
mh26 lis Main ST., one door from MarsI & TayioT'S
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT,
Trains ri0i through to IHhselia9 q 17ittsJuTgI
u asy, Gsaadss s2sspssdS .. sooEs ~ tl
1lEAvE CLEYEL&ED. ? - go - q,
74S AN Man Train % ali Way stations, arrives ht
PlItsbpEgh a. s26 y, and ~ Wheeling at 4:1s.
a4S N Express Train, stops only HadSOn Ravenna
IIveFpecl, and SEi,ves st PtsSursS "a SO NJ
o:lS y Accommodation Train for RaFenna and Rey,
LBAyBP PITlsBuRGn.
SsS N Mail Train, stops At Way Stations arrives
Cleveland ~, 4sQ P N. and Wheeling At s;6Sa
800 N .PFss: TEs, ,oPss :. way seslgPs
%%Ino5ssser 4rs4 e g Cleveland Al ss'O N and
LEAVE wlEEGIE0.
e' as 9a sssps & WY TrSss A.
arrives g PittsbuTsa Al s;4d r 81, and ClsTeiand
AeeeSnOdll5a Train Eesyss Ra4enna al 9gs a H.
aulsSn At 1lO a y stops ataa tatons aud arrivesa
Es1'-Ail Trains stop at Euclid Street Station.
Tuscnrnyyas Braueh.
Trains leave New Philadelphia 7:45 n, Dover ats:O5
viii TFain on Ma, Line for clsy.and iittsSSrS SnS
whseIIng Leaves Bayard q lt6 Train
2:45 y Arrives et poYer At 4p ard New Phadsiphia
chance q between and psSurs
1 Connections.
The Trains connect at Pittsburgh with Il Pennsylvapa
Railroad for Harrsbureh, Philadelphia, baltimore, New
steubenyle with The stenbenvle and Indiana Railroad
lot Cad5 CoShOeton, Newark Columbus and Cincinnati.
cGmbersnd Washington city ana BaItl.
more Also Mitl Steamsrs for Marisa and
At CIeveiaRd With ts Lake Shore and Cleveland . role
Yor ToiedS 6eseo Bntnton kso 1ahS Sea ss
yesn"' Raelue Milwaukee, y Paul and tie Great North