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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-03
In our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. we have very large
assortment of
lr-n- ID

over Coatngs, Pant Goods and Nestings
VI all grad from the article to the finest
fabric, in rich and elegant s3 les which will be made to
order IN style to suit your taste and in the
thorough ma1ner. The liberal patronage we have re-
eeve Tor the last ten years. convinces that we have
dealt fairly with ali Customers and would say to
thse who have never AIDED With U.S. and examine
our goods before purchasing elsewhere
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PEDAL BASS MELODEONS.
% The First Premium all competitors at the Fair
OF the Mass Chart BILE Ne 'hanic Asso .i4iol, at
the National + air, Washington, D. c.; also
at the oaio State Fair, held at Co
lumbus Ohio, was awarded
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-03

HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM N1cARAGUA.-
The Philadelphia Enquirer of Thursday, pub.
fishes the following intelligence from Nicara-
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EXPERIENCE AND CLOSE ATTENTION

Than at any house in the city.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

bhOW Ms HOTEL R G. Hdzleman O: r
do; Ed c Schelman and family. Pa: Mis-. Aiken
DO, Miss Little, do; Johnston o; Kennev
aud daughter: do Robinson and daughter.
&C. Dent, Mo- 6 Jones. o; IL w Williams
ahu laoy, Mo; Dr e w Spaldiny and lady do: p
J Moore; TW Gilmer, G 4 Cromwell, Mo. T. .
Ostram; Ohio; w Waite and family Ark: N
BIGadus Thompson, Mo; Fl II Merrill, Tenn; c
der, U; Dent Mo; ID Gale, La; A Penson, n
Pinto, o; McDonough and lady, o Green and
G G. inter- NJ No Lewis; F heinburg, o; $ II
Mo; ID Pitch, G T koehler, n Grotlusch' q.
Hon w Pickens. SC; g A Lawrence. Nv. n
Hubbard, Ala HonT Bocock, Va; A Goldstri.
Ala II Darley, do; Mrs r II stuart and dsn"h
worth, Miss A Wadsworth, o; w Wade, Mo: :
I'D oaes vel W Ward, ; Hirst, Jerry Kerr
hayne.l Lane, o; r Harper, NY; ID F
Colin; Mis-. Dayton, NJ; Miss III F. DAYTON
90 90 IA Kellogg and daughter; Ind; A o Jack,
Cal Name, do; z & Burke, Mo- DR. VI Done
gan, USN; w Fl Glss, N Cieary, NJ Biun,1eil
franklin. j SANFORD. o; w Wade. r. c
add son, o. Gouter and LADY,. No: II Brewn n
o; Bacon, @ w Goodlett w ] Orrirk Nh.
ID Colley, o; Fairfax, Va
WILLARDS, HOTEL. ] Seton. Iy, Mo; NJ
o; w Dennison. do; W w Cham Ie Gar,sI "
HELEN; Purser De Burr, CSS; = FRENCH Va. y N
inglehart; Cobb, Mo; + W hite, Ga; A Walker
gyms, ly, Mo- w ID Wood do; CIR FiIIison. do.
Lew, DIR, do; Z Simmons, fam, do; Miss r,
ALTON DO } ID lmbolden. fam, Va; d Porter,
- "a; aoyies, Tenn; Nakley, do; r Rev,
nolds, u A: T g Pratt. fam, Nd; Master r Pratt
90; IL Lynch, Mo; Nj Sauer, DC; \ Worden'
iMich. kennitt, Ga; r Folkes Va: Mrs q;
Menston, Tenn; Miss McKenney. do: C.n.
ming, Mo; Floyd, Iowa: n + Reid do. "
Sohen Pa; Com Swarthvout. CSN; Com J Stod-
dard, do; Mehafey, NY
NORWOOD HOUSE PARROT. NY. II I
Coleman, Miss: Checkiston Va: BK Davis
Z Ely, do; w Page, Va; DR. TrinIer rev
trench, Va; ID Lane, Tex; W ID BIine. Md:
Ward, do; r Wilson, Mo; J n Pitch
0,a ana daughter' do; b Kenhett Ga; b
I,ouimer, La; ID Darragh. Md; 1t STANLEY, sc:
Ferguson, Mo- w A Nelson. Va: Wv +
Jones, do; w Flower, Md; b Feigleman. NC: /
EFsny; Bennett, NY; X \ Gfaham, do; Nr
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BAD News, IF TRrE.-The Albany Journal has

BAD News, IF TRUE-The Albany Journal la,
The following paragraph:
Congress SPJiHg-A ruuuOr has been rife to-
cav, that the celebrated Congress Spring at Sar-
aroga, had dried up. This il not the fact From
some unexplained cause. il has become SOME
what riley. and has been boxed up, temporarily
10 await publication. u is supposed il will be
all right in day or two.
ID white fur on the tongue attends simple
FEVER and Inflammation; yeI1owness Of the tongue
mon to billions aud typhus feverS tongue vi.
wildly red on the tip and edge. or down the CEN
IRE, or over the whole surface attends inffamma-
ZION OF the mucuous membrane of the stomach or
bowels. white velvet tongue attends mental
diseases. tongue, red at the lips becoming
brown, dry and glazed. attends typhus state The
description of symptoms mig ht be extended inf
nlteIy taking in all the propensties and obliqui-
Ties OF mental and moral condition. The tongue
Is most expressive as well as unruly member
ID Talking of Sydney Smiths cool Idea of
taking of his flesh and sitting in his bones - as
being the highest imaginable degree of airy com
fort now-a-days-
Il can better that, said Covertop
Covertop rOoined with us i'm the DAYS when
with his hat on his house was matched ~ and
on rising in the morning, he always rooted his
house az the first step 10 hts toilet looking very
Ike gentleman in Georgia uniform, the While
Hence his soubriquet.
''Better what,'
"Sit In his bones, can better that ;,
'E1mpossible How -,
WI n.y. said Covertop gravelv, I'D knock
The marrow out and have a draft all through
them"
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S5S,057 "a

The business OF this Company will compare favor
the United States.
From the LIST day of August. 1855, in fifteen months
M TO the lst day of November 1856. the premiums
and interest received amounted TO the large sum OF
four hundred thousand one hundred and eighty five
dollars and slXtyeGht cents, with the ray Inent Of
losses and expenses of one hundred and seventy
seven Thousand one hundred and twenty eight dol
lars and sixty lone cents.
With these evidences Of success and gON man.
sgement, the Directors feel justified IN soliciting
share of public patronage believing that the security
offered Is ample. and that all fair claims will he ad-
Justed more according 10 equity Than legal TECHNICAL
Itles.
The Company ii, prepared to issue policies against
Ose or damage by FIRE on
DWELLINGS,. NITURE, MILLS, NAN
UFACTORIES, WAREHOUSES;,
All descriptions of BUILDINGS and their contents:
or all kinds Of MERCHANDISE, transported by
VESSELS. ST EAMBOATs. CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS,
EUROPE AND AMERICA,
and on the hulls Of STEAMBOATS, navigating the
Western Waters.
The rates OF premium will be AS low as other com
panles, and III hiking them every improvement In
construction and arrangement Will he taken into
EIdera:Ion.
Al losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
Once, northwest corner Pennsyl wanna avenue and
nth street, Washington City, ID. e.
Insurance may also be efscted at the Home OMts,
sorthrcYt corner Walnut nsd Secoad streets,
PhH0fsiphin,
And III other principal ci'es Of the United States
hy authorized officers vi the Company. apps
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LIMITED STATES PATENT GFFIcE,


on the petition Of Henry Burden, OF Troy. New
oik pray ing for the extension of patent grant cd
to HIM on the 18th of September, lS43 for an i'm
provemeEt In machinery for making horse shoes"
Tor seven years frem the pIration OF said "a emit
which axes place on the lth day of September 1857
ordered, that the SAID petition be heard al the
Patent Ofce on Monday, the nh of eptember next,
at IL O'Clock m; and all persons notified to APP
tltlon ought not to he granted.
PERSONS opposing the extension are required 10
hle IN the Patent Office their object specia y SET
forth IN writing, at least twenty days before the day
of hearings all testimony filed by either party to be
used at the SAID hearing must be and transmit
ted IN accordance with the rules Of the office, which
will be furnished on application.
The testimony IN the case will be closed the 9th
oil August; dispositions and other papers relied upon
~ testimony must he lied the Office on or before
me morning OF that day; the arguments, If any
within ten day thereafter.
Ordered, also. that this notice be published in the
Union, lntellIgencer. and Evening Star, Washing
ton, d. q: Republicans Baltlmore, Md; Union and
- y; and Post. Boston. Mass once q week for
lhTee successive weeks previous to the It'll of Sen.
telnber next, the day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
- Commissioner OF Patents,
Editofs 81 the above paperswill please copy.
AMI send their bills 10 the Patent Office with raper
c.nIaIlnne 'hls mntIcr ~ 7-lawSw
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moVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
NEW GROCERY. WINE. AND

T..
pehIc, that he has opened NEW STOR r. Gomez
oI lSIn stIeet ard LOUISIANA avenue, where he IN
tends 10 Keep constantly hand la-re and ysr,at
ssssoItnlsnt 81 GeIgn and Domestic MINES 4
, 010KS, Glars. and FINE GR6CERiEi,
c0nslstlnS Qi Pine Teas. Sugar. Coffee Flonr Soan
Dives, RaIsiIs. Figs S0rdines Anchov,ss o,oaSS
naIrett Co., PInet Co, and Col Chabs ri /.
bIandIes In cases, demIJohns, and casks MA Ia
nlalca Nun; SherrIes, MadeIrs, Port OF vsrIons de-
scrlptons, -. Julien Clare,, Chataau1 Narssn, =,
@ses, champagne CIDER, Brandy Fruits, Rsynold'.
EdInourgh Ale, Annlsette, Maraschino, Cursooa,
A0synthe Champagne, and a large and yarIej de-
scr1ptlon Of Havana Cigars N Nos
Also, StoughtOn BitfeTs, snd Feve, .,d An.
Btters, Porter, Ale. and CIDER - ~ - Uo
fentle. are particularly invited la "a \ and exam
nc NE stock before purchasing elsewhere Ne,n-
-rs ol Congress are informed thar their order,
WI re promptly attended To. and delivered AZ IN
ie.uehces ~ the shortest notice.
y, "a sshssIai assOT'ment Of fine Havana Cigars i'm
tai. 'No 'u"scii Der- at W hoiesate and re-
proi1ce isIsr SUPPLIED on reasonable terms, and
p'puueg 20 IN " exchange.
Con,,, U,u IA W hI,key, constantly on hand of ain
SounIIy orders punctually attended to ard conn
ment. 'P'i" ~, ,s:ei' go on Cnnsign-
NO.SS Twain
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limited STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LINE
AND WITHOUT FAILURE FOR EIGHT YEARS PoR
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PA M A RAILROAD.
Reggla7 SGilins Days. 5th q slfh Of each mon

hes1'uf SGtttHg Days. SEA dhh O0 each month
CACTloS.-SO MANY frauds and IMPOSE >c.cA>
TONS OF various kinds have been lHtey AZ IN
perpeNated om travellers bound 10 CAII
ORNlA, that the subscriber, he only aui horned
Agent for passage by the I. -. Mai Lime via Pans
ina. IN the CITY oi New York. feels u his duty 10
caution al persons seeking passage 80 CaiIfornIa.
mat TO AVOID IMFOSITIOS they must he carefni Ia
hnd lie true office of the Steamships of the L. 8
Mai Line, Via Panama RsIroed. as no other Office
IN New York Is authorized TO engage passage.
The Companies have Only oae Office ir New York,
which Is 81 IA W est street, corner of Werren
fronting on the North River at the head Of the Com
IL Observe my sign over the door.
|. w. RAYMOND, AGENT.
ie ~ New York.
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Travellers Directory.
NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS OFTHR WEST.
u. u Gss;s :
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAfLROxD,

\
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RArLROlD.
The recent extension and Improvement Of it's lead .
lnS connecting lines AZ the West has required an CO.
IRE teylson Of the running arrangements roed
" vhlch hlghIy important advantages 20 the trav-
fe' 'ffTFr 8 81 nS fy MS@Sp p gT"s
FTs,HTSs hccGMM atSISs sispf fRArN star.
uUIn osIncen Ss,,nn' BsiiImore, MteIcept
secend-The MAIL TRAIN stsrt. ,sunds, e,-
A. Nj c"nnccfIng az Benwocd with Cerirsl Ohio
trans Tor CoiumSus. CINCINNATI. indianapolis, Lou
with trains for Cleveland, Toledo. Detroit A C. Inv
Cieyclsnd Road, and also st PsIkersburs with Ma
Th.!d-The ST. LOUIS snd CINCINNATI
EAIk ESS TRAIS leaves dally at 5o6 p. NJ, CON
isem Bellaire TO CINCINNATI, trrifh osi okdnss OF
s6nI. a. TON nprsSss and 5sachns there - Sut Is
ton II also connects directly. IN both directions.
81 ,n &c With cars by PsIkersburs snd Msretta
connect at Mems for Indianapolis, Chicago and So:
NMG9.s and n Cinc,nnstl With the Great ohio and
Louis through to 81 LOUIS less than q hours from,
an ss%Iberp psees s tra lB ne s,s to 81 the cenTr
me d,Sioncs IS from ~ To 100 miles shorter than by
me sa%Ttest OF other rnuies From the West these
rIyng AZ Baltimore AZ 80 A. NJ.
Baggage checked through to all points.
THROUGH TICKETS sold at lowest rates at
Camden station and ri Washington. ID. c.
Passengers from BALTIMORE or Washington may
ing trains, and lying over AZ Cumberland or Oak
ANA, and resumlng next morning nv Wheeling Ac-
conInodatlon tram, leaving Cumberland Of and
Oakland at 1854.
FOR WAY PASSENG ERS.
lie Cumberland Accommodation Tram al 2 A NJ,
VII stop AZ all stations east Of Cumberland, and the
Wheeling Accommodation al ell Stations beyond
GuInherlaDd going West. Easiwardly, the Ms4l
Tram leaves W heelIng ~ s. 50 A. NJ and Accommo-
dstion Ieayes Cumberland al 9, reaching Baltimore
ON TIE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH. between GI3fton aud Parkersburg. way
passengers vail take the Express westwardly and
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts m.P. m.
stopping ar way stations. Leaves FrederIck at els
\: NJ. arriving AZ BALTIMORE u noon.
The Il.lCOTT'S MILL. TRAIN leaves az 5a5
y. u, and 5.l5 j. VI. Leaves EllIcoit's Mills att
~ VI. and . i. NJ. except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOrTH.
Leave Be .tImoTe. for Washington az AIS and a.lS
A. 5 and SIS =. VI. On Sundays at AIS 4. NJ.
Leave Washington for Baltimore AZ aHd s.sp a.
". and s and ..A p. VI. On SUNDAYS az IA. 81, and
~ II. NJ. oniy.
The hrst and fourth trans from Baltimore and tho
second and fourth trains from Washington. will Ia
express mail trans. stopping only ~ Washington
Junction and Annapolis Junction.
he 'l5 and s. IS trains from Baltimore and the !.
AMI ~ trains FROM Washington connect with the
trains frnm Annapolis.
For tckais, information. fare, &C.. spply 20 J. T..
ENGLAND. Agent. st The Ticket oa,ce. Camden
station. VIM. y wDnDSIDE
~ i3f Mas;er nf Tran sportaiIor. Baltimore.
ITO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
SPRING AsD SUMNER ARRASGEEENTs.
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THE ORGANIZATION AND NANUyREs

THE ORGANIZATION AND NANUvRES
Il of Steam Fleets, by Captain Moorgpn, RoyHl
Navy; vo.., London. 1857.
The Marine steam Engine. 10y Nam 4 Brown; 81
edition, enlarged, vol. London. 1855.
Questions on the Marine Steam Eng me- and ExamI-
nation Papers. hy Main Brown, vol, London,
Bourne's CaiechIsm Of Steam Engine, new edItion.
enlarged, London, 1887.
Murray on Marine Engines, Steam Vessels, and the
Screw, vo London.
Armstrong on steam BIoiPrs, Z vol. London.
Srweli on Steam snd I.pcorroiIu n. vol, London.
Bourne on the ScPw Propeller, VOL London.
Boiler Engineering by ArnstIo and Bourne.l vol,
London.
TIE Steam Engine for Practical Men, ~ Ham ard
G.neg, vol London.
The Ind lcstor and Dynamomeier. bE Main q Brown
vuI., London.
Tho Marine steam Epgne. by Lieut.. Gordon. r ovs.
Navy. VOL. I.,,Iuou.
RaGspn on t!e Screw Propeller, VOL. I1ludou.
lie Mecanclena NaPuer. par T.. HCrIs. Ca pIialue dc
Naisseau, J vol. PARIS.
DlcIonnsira de Marine. Napeur. PAR Bounefuus Of
. Paris. CspltsInesde NaIsseau. { vol. PARIS
TraIie des Machines q NGpanr. par Messrs. Rs tale
ef Ieilen. vols. and atlas, Paris
Burn > steam Engine. illustrated: Holfyn's Manual
of the Steam Engine Russell on SteaIn aud
StAsin Navigation; ramtuur's Theory Of fha
Steam Engine; Reid on the Steam Eng inc !;
Noodcrun's Progress " steam Ns-ignf,or
PortvInr an the Steam Engine; Stusrt's Ausc-
doieS Of t.Ie Steam Engine, vols: and u.sny
others. ERASCK JAET mp
iyo ~
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NEW ROUTE TO THE SOUTHWEST.
IT, e g 3 !;

MEMPHIS CHARLESTON RAILROAU
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ChGtfnroOf6, Itaa.: Charleston. 8. e.: SfTGs-
rah o.; ard all the Northedytern eititS, citA
Memphis, TeRa.
The last connecting link OF sI:roAG bet zen NENV
l3Kk ANDTHE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
rh!s road IL now ed aud opened for he reg
uiar transportation of Passengers and Freight, ana
Will ahord more Expedition and less TX pnsp ilsD
any other route between the Northeast and south :
VEST Passengers AMI Shippers W III take .ine not ce
thereof and govern thensel YES acc0rdngiy
Passenger Trans leave Stevenson daily ~ ~
O'Clock, a. me- iaiter the srrlval Of the trains Cro,
Chattanooga and Nashville. and arrive ut MeunhIs
same day at p. NJ connecting with First Class
steam Packets 10 New Orleans, aud all other m nor
tant points upon the Western Rivers trnors con
signed to Railroad Agents at Charleston or So var.
nab, Will be forwarded To Memphis and other points
by Express Freight Trans ''
Freight IN charge Of the Adams Express Con !.
rany is carried over this route dav hy tho Prssen
gei trains. r. e. ARMss
t,. 6eneral Superintendent.
HUNTSVILLE, tAla.) Errit Is.. 1857
THROUGH Tickets 70 Memphis. C., Sold at Wi
mlngtun. y. G.; Charleston. :. e.; Augusta Ssvan.
ran, Macon: Atlanta, and Columbus, ga hIontg ou
cry, Als.; ChattauouEH, aud Nashville. Tenn.
To connect with The Western Trains ON this rad
PASSENGERS will take the trains from WIluIns
ION " u; Augusta, Ga; GNU aHnoga and Na,hvIIie
! ann.; and the day trains from Charleston snd
kIngsvIlle, :. G.: and Atlanta. ia. ap7tT
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ap25-tf
INTERESTING TO FAMILIES.

The following extract from New York paper
cannot fail TO be interesting. In referring to 90
the receipts of Teas IN this counts y for one In
year up to Snh ulmO. II says they will he II, IL
",sn pounds short III the imports IF the year end
ing June 81. 1856, and that
The advance IN black teas. OOIongs. SINCE last
december. has been fifteen cents per pound; and
Dung lily son Teas, of low and medium grades
have experienced an advance of one hundred per
cent. over last seasons closing prices.
1t Will thus be that the strong and rapid
advance the tea market has been the result of a
short supply and active demand but when 1t is con-
sldered that we may hear at any moment of the en-
tire suspension of shipments at Shanghai, and in
iact that, as soon sufficient force from England
arrives at the seat of war; all five ports OF entry in
CbIna will probably be placed under strict blockade
IT would not he surprising to zee Teas at a much
higher hgure than they have yet attained"
In view of these facts we hold out very great in
ducements for families to lay in their supplies of
Tea notc. KING Il BURCHEtL,
If Corner opdts IL
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IL oeft'fe az Fostdfe 20 all pats OF tae Union.
DR.. NJ. d. La Crooks Physiological View of Mar
rage. a new and revised edition of - pag es aud
lN plates. Price p cents copy. \ popular and
COMPREHENSIVE treatise on the duties and CASUALTY as
of single and married ife-happy and fruitful allIan-
ces, inode OF securing Observation-Disclosures and infer
tile ones-theIr cbvIaton and reinuyaI-nervous de-
nity, It's causes ard cure, by process at once So
sInlpie SAFE and efe:ua that laure is inipos sble
rules for daily nianag essay on Sperpla
tOrrhU8, with practical observations on n safer and
moro successful mode Of Observation-Disclosures
hints on the evil results from empirical practice: to
which IS added commentaries the diseases Of fe-
males-from infancy to old ageeach case era phlcal
" Illustrated nv beautin plates. lt'points out the
remedies for those sell inflicted miseIIes and dIsap
pointed hopes 80 unfortunately prevalent ~ the
Young. IL Is truthful advIser tU the married ard
thoSo contemplating marriage. It's rerusal partIo
doubts Of their ph, sIca condition, and no are con-
scions of having hazarded the health, happiness and
prlvueges to which every human being entitled to-
PIlce : cents per copy, or hve copies for 81 mail
ed Tree OF postage TO any part of the United States
~ addressing DIR. la CROIX, post paid, Albany
New ork enclosing 25 cents.
y. r. Those who prefer may consult Doctor lila
CRolN ,npon any OF the diseases upon which mis-
book treats, either personally by mail. His medi-
clnes often the short space OF SIX days and
completely and entirely eradicate al traces OF those
disorders which copaIva and cubebs hive so long
been thought autdOte. TO the ruin of the hea h OF
the PATIENT His T." French Secret" is the great con-
tnenta remedy for that class of disorders which un-
fortunately. physicians treat with mercury, to the
lrretrIevab!e destruction to the patients constItu
ton. and which all the parIlla in the world can
IL Office No, 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, NY.
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li$A -xIss,azsssze- ry54,z-77,,sssE- CSrEassss.
Ef1E s.s -,

NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
TWO DAILY NJ TP IHT u re ,PTTTsBURG
On And AFTER July Is,, 1857. TWO DAI-
and ali weste4E and south VI l%s er
TIE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
Leaves Baltimore daily SUNDAY excepted M si5
An. connect ING with the Mai Train over the great
4S r n. the follow ~ day; at Ch:oaso in 81 heurs,
and at ST. Louis N al hours.
THE AFTERNOON EMPRESS TRAIN
:, ca baIillnore DAILY Suniay exceptedb at p.
r.,.d TIE %ISnT ENERESs TRAIN
s"GnsciHS with I,shtpinE Express over The Penn
~ Prtshurg with Trans over the P,rt1burs, Fort
Waive aud Ch,oaso Railroad and It's Northern.
II Passengers ior Chicago, Rock Issnd. Burl
Hhdl>on. ana other leading cities IN the Northwest
WI save one SDndrsd ,atlss Of trnreI Hni br korys
IN fiire with -four less changes of cars, 10y kIns this
~ Passengers for Cleveland, sandusky. Toledo
ana De'roLt go by this route, and the time Is
alallef. beIng IS miles shurter than other route
IL Passengers for St: Louis, Indianapolis. Ter
e pp Hsps Cso and al Pons On The lower ord
STRIVE ~ advance Of any other route; and to Cincn
natI; Columbus. Dayton; Louisville snd other PROM
AZ Western Baggage CHECKED THROUGH
anu "'"o's' ~'' FOX SKI THE NORTH
III ihe SIS a. NJ and 10 y ~ Trans connect cosely
Transport ElmIra Roche~tef Buffa;a. NIsssra Falls
and Canada. thus forming the most direct raIlway
route 10 North western Pernsy lvanla and Western
New York. Passengers Will find this the shortest
cheapest and most eXpedIuus route to Niagara Falls
and Canada.
Through tickets issued to PhI,adsph Ia VIA
Columbia aud Lancaster. 10y al the trains. a. SIS
each. each tram having sure connections. pas~en-
gers 10y this route evod treSt!ed bridges and all the
Inconvenience OF ferry across the SusquehanEa
river.
Passengers tor Hanover, Manchester. Gettysburg
EmmIttsburg, Carlisle end Chsmbcrsturg go by the
Passenger. for BEDFoRD SPRINGS leave m
trains n ais An. or 10 PM, competing with trains
over the Pennsy wanna Railroad 10 Hunt ms don. and
by Broad Top Rniiyco6 lo Hopewell--thence iry
.hrs' cioSS cOnrh"s To Bedford, road unsur-
passed hy any IN the country. Fare So ~
Passengers for
YORK SPRINGS.
EPHRATA
CALEDONIA
WARM
DOUBLING GAP"
and PAPERTOwN,
leave ty trans at 8.l5 A. NJ, ) Y. NJ. ar 10 II. 81.
WESTMINSTER BRANCH.
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EVENING STAR.
THE MAIDEN'S SONG.

Euch thrilling voice was never heard
In spring time from the cuckoo-bird,
Breaking the silence Of the seas
Am1ag the furthest Orcades.
VIII no one tell me what she sings:
Perhaps the plaIntlve numbers flow
For old. unhappy, far Oh things,
And battles long ago.
Or Is II some more humble lay,
Familiar matter of today
Some natural sorrow. loss or pain.
That has been, or NAV be again
Whats'eT the theme. the maiden SUM
As If her song could have no ending
I saw her singing at her work,
And Ger the sickle bending
Observation-Disclosures and still:
And when mounted UP the hill.
The music IN INV heart bore
Long after II was heard no more.
IWor1y,roYfh
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