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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

DESInARLE FARM On JNMEs KiFEh,
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY FOR SALE.
%N7E authorized 20 eel! TIC farm on 'ra:sf MT
ES Henry ~ Clay resides II lies Jam-s River, Ia
Chesterfield county, about mics from Pecreours
md hiteeu from Richmond, and nbout one aud ha II
mile. from the Turnpike connecting these ciue' The
tract contains
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
Of which 81 cleared, aud the balance
heartily &c. Ia Ood and timber There s good wharf
aud landing the river by which the wood be easily
shipped On the place there is mari Of the fines, quality
There ta large dwelling, containing eight rooms
hill, commanding hne view Of the city OF Richmond
TERMS accommodating. Apply 20
April 27-clm GODnIN d APPERSOE, Auc:s.
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BELLEVUE HUSPITAh.
'tNHlS Institution is situated Church Hill, Rich
mond, Va, in delightful, airy positioh and is fur.
aed wi'h every convenience essential to the proper
ssa;meui of disease The object OF this Hospital is
'a'sa medical aid good nursinS and suitable diet to
eh servants strangers and others, az have not when
Gk homes where attention to comforts 80 requisite 20
e successful of disease, can be given The
Lyny.ln Wards are peculiarly commodious. Particular
henaon given to Surgical Cases The undersigned
give Their personal attention to all patients placed under
ae!r charge.
TERMS:
Hseo atienis pc' ~eeA'
os'ee' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
~ ae accommodations. 70 ~
These rates embrace oil charges for Board Medicines
aeclca AMI Surgical attendance.
ES@No SMALLPOX admitted
PHYSICIANS.
James Bolton, NJ D.. Grace street. between 4h and 9Th.
; Mills II. D., 18th, between Broad and Marshall.
r. l. Coleman, NJ. d.. corner 4th and Grace
srSiicn' Pnysician--Dr Wood Feb 26-c6m.
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FIAT aUCN FEMALE sE,IIyAY,

E'oie 1e yehr 1885, tbs rs Session this Institution
"iii co"msnie on the 18th January, close on the
iOtn oi June. !ne second Scssuu will commence the
",n mo, o, Jay and close the lOth Of December.
TERMS, payable at the end OF the Session:
DohI' lpr ',rsslOn $50 90
TGlliOn in The EnclislI De- en,s neil
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-06-25

~ -A,.sttaapler Of Marasrs.-A ot. reterAs
.busge leteef sir the gsns, " eracoaw, gives
the following extraordinary story:
"a tragical drama has just taken place
here. The agent of Count Sch, who
had been to the bank to receive a sum of
$4,000 silver roubles, lost the packet of
notes on his way home. The money was
picked up by clerk, who instead Of giving
the property at once 70 the owner, followed
him 10 his house and inquired the name Of
the person who lived there. The finder Of
the money then returned home itating
in his own mind how he should sck vhen
ho arrived there, a violent qnasrei took
place between him and fis.wife, the latter
wishing to keep the money. The clerk.
however, on the following ,nornipg, went to
the house Of the copHt 10 deliver the sum,
but 80 elatler would MOI receive Il, sayirip
that me gsesat had esspyn !ttsd suicide u
thapishs ineoas aSsRss Sf ths less. ovsr,
Nil ksfsa slsl sHs
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Il WJss Tsmper.-some gentleman"
to us unknown, says he has kept a Diary
Of his wifs's temper, and here it Isl: =
"Monday-At thick fog; no seeing through
it. Tuesday--Gloomy and very chilly /;
unreasonable weather. "Wednesday Eros,
.y: at times sharp. Thursday bitter cold
in tho morning I; red sunset, with flying
clouds, pottending hard weather: Friday
Stormy 10 the morning With pesls of
thunder air clear afterwards. Saturday
CLEANS Of sunshine, with partial thaw !;
ffost again. At night, sunday--As light
sodsh shwater ii the morning /; calm and
EplsasAut 1t dinner 1ims !; hurricane ana
ssssasts 8. plsas - z ssas, s
~ hsys discovers sonA sstai sxps.
ssisauss s-sshst esstiask up lstN totbees1 q
m ssal - 6 Il NJ /. i sss a 1iss
~
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1 western chap gives his views Of t,,a
York women in this way: Soma,
rs IN every circumference of silk, velvet
eesry that wriggles along Broad way.
% a''urs a wuman, spose; BUT how
n OF the holler is filed up with meat,
now much is CANNON, tile mere spee.
yen never know. A feIler marrjee a
and iin's when he comes to the pint,
ne has nuthin in his arms but a reo..'
lnatoiay. Ef men is~ -yseeVefs
to b. e-a or a female that dresses for
lpdssd and forty, but hesent really as
b fat on her as would grease griddle:
the oneriens 7'lun.paess consisting af
ri Jr yoknxe 49,.
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| '' WIZ "ho'o ooutH u snould DC uHt
to all it should be warning to the uuwar,
1t should be terror to tile bad and treacl
erousi it shoald be an omnipresence-
watching while all other sentinels slep
shining like beacon at all hours of til
night, though the stars might disappear an.
storm and darkness mingle. But this is
material age, and such press must ha,
material sustenance. Out of two mllio,
of shareholders out Of sixteen hundrc
millions of slave capital; out of ono hu,
dred and fifty millions of income derive
from slave labor, cannot sufficient mater
aid be supplied Yes, hundred times
sufliciency. Will it he contributed wit
the promptness and alacrity which tn
em 1ency requires Let those the mos
IN, interested in the question al
swer.
v by no means disposed to d
parage those Southern journals which La,
already distinguished themselves, by IL
zeal and ability with which they have d,
Tended the rights of the South and clue
dated the philosophy of her institutions
They have not wanted for mater;
support; they may have succeeded in som
instances very we'll recuniarily; but, it i
our mortifying conviction, that they hav
not resped success as the reward of thei
devotion to Southern interests, but hav
rather achieved it in spite Of the sincerity
boldness and fidelity with which they hav.
adhered to the Southern cause, regardless.
of the smiles or frowns of placemcn O,
place. e.seekers, or the favor or resentment OF
this or that political organization.
1t may be said that what they have done
for the South has been labor of love; it
has been gratuitously performed. They have
been prescribed by the bigots of party, he.
cause they had an object higher than the
mere success Of party; and by aspiring poll
ticians, because they could not he induced
to sacrifice principle at the shrine of any
mans ambition; while the great and
wealthy interest, in whose defense they
stood, was too much occupied in mere cent
per cent calculations of the moment, or
too much given up to luxurious inertia, to
put itself to any trouble i'll arming in its
behalf the most powerful Of al! moral en-
gines-the press. Al present the Southern
press has not the concentration Of talent,
the grasp of material facilities, the extended
scope of influence, to long and successfully
combat the gigantic moral power welded
against the slaveholding interest Of the
South, in Europe and America. One Anti
Slavery newspaper in New York city alone:
it is likely, reaches nearly as many readers
as all the newspapers published in Charles,
ton and New Orleans put together. In
spite, therefore, Of whatever zeal, fidel.
ity, and vigor the latter may display, they
are comparatively feeble and their efforts
Of little avail. But they might be made
irresistible: they might be clothed with
moral omnipotence; and they would
be, if the slaveholdng interest, wisely ap.
prcciating its dangers and its necessities:
would promptly arm with the sipcws Of
war All instrumcntaity that is essential tc
its safety and parpotuty.
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How Men Die.-Somc mon die in igno.
rance, unconcerned, and seemingly without
fear for the future. Others arc sullen and
silent, as If determined to brave it out at ali
haz"'u'. Oh wearied out by
long illness and continued pain, that tney'ui'
eager for change, yet give no evidence
of being in a fit state to appear before
God. Others abound in professions o
hope and confidence, yet leave impartia
observers at loss to conceive what basi.
there can be for such assurance. Others
again give their friends every reason Il
think that they are real children of God
make the dread passage with little Or nc
sensible comfort-in not few cases, unde'
dark and heavy cloud. The majorit,
of consistent Christians have their last end
as it is described by the psalmist in singh
word {; it is "peace." A few of them, how
ever, taste heaven this side Of the cole
Jordan, and their rapture is thing to b'
witnessed in order to be understood. Their
is a very simple rule for the direction
any one who feels concerned about th'
manner in which he is to meet the las
enemy. This is to live habitualIy il, coms!
munion with God through . Thirst.
Such life cannot end miserably. Death
must be to il only the browning e:ai ,i' lis
steadfast course, the finishing touch to its
lofty blessedness. - Christiats Intelligsneer.
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VOL. XIV,.r..............NO. 9.
TAKING TOLL.

d the snow was finely packed, when DR..
.adows was one of a sleigh party, which
describes, 80 far as lie and the young
idow Lambkin were concerned, in the
'rds following:
The lively Widow Lambkin sat in the
he sleigh, under the same buffalo robe
tn ME.
ooh, oil! do mt, do 'nt!n she exclaimed,
We came to the first bridge, at the same
nc catching me by the arm, and turning
vailed lace toward ME. while her little
es twink!ed through the moonlight.
"Do mt what9" asked "rm not do:
anything"
Well, but thought you were going 10
e toll,' replied Mrs. LamLkin.
Toll" 1 rejoined; "wl,at's .hat?"
We'll, declare !" cried the widow, her
II laugh ringing out above the musie of
bells, "you pretend you don't know
at toll isl"
Indeed, don't tlen," said, laughing;
ay explain, if you please"
You never heard, then," said the widow,
provokingly never heard that
n we are on n sleigl,-ride the gentlemen
'ys-that is, sometimes-when thew
sa bridge, claim kiss, and call it toll.
l never pay it,"
said that 1 had never heard of it be.
; but when we came to the next bidpe
timed toll, and the widows struggle to
the veil over her face were not enough
.ar it. At last the Yei! was removed.
round, rosy face was turned directly to:
d mine, and in the clear light of a
y moon the toll was taken, for the first
, in his life, by DR.. Meadows. Soon we
o to long bridge, with ccveral arches,
widow said it was no use to resist a
who would have bis ow way, so she
the toll without murmur.
But you won't take toll for evcrv arch.
you doctor 2" the widow said SO archly,
could not fail to exact all my dues,
that was the beginning
tut never mind the rest. The Lambkin
the Meadows al to herself in the
g.
enalc Eaucptioa.-A writer in late
bsr of the North British Reviem OBJ
es:
Instead cf educating every gi,l rs
'gh she were born to be all independent,
supporting member Of society, we edp-
her to become mere dependent, a
ger on, or, as the law deicately phrases
cbattel. In some respects, indeed, we
moro barbarously than those nations
ing whom plurality of wives is per-
ed, and who regard women purely as
much live stock; for among such people
nen are, at all events, provided with
tier, with food and clotbing-they are
ed for rs cattle are. There is a cons
teness in such system.
But among ourselves we treat women
cattle without providing for them as cat.
We take the worst part Of barbarism
the worst part of civilization, and work
suls into heterogeneous whole. We
ng up our women to be dependent, and
IN leave them without any one to depend
There is no one, there is nothing for
I'm to lean upon, and they fall to the
'und. Now, what every wol an, no less.
:" ,"verv man. should have to depend
on, is an ability, after some fashion or
,sr, to turn labor into money. She may
w ~~'.'I -''-i A. ovarcise II hnks
"y7one ought to possess it. If she Ia.
GU to the richer classes, she may have to
rc'se it; if to the poorer, she assuuredlv
=;
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~" Id are you, Bridgetln ssid ID
gentleman 10 biz servant girl. About
aAy, sir" replied Bridg I. you are mis-.
taken, Bridget, you .asa not over twenty.T
Yess, sir, that is Il. Pm about twenty Or
fifty, somewhere along there" This answer
indicates about the slime degree 10
intelligence ss that of an old gray.hseled
negro in South Carolina. "How old are
,yop, Petei" said q gentleman to him one
day. II dunna Mass, ] feels berry old;
'spect Use about five or six hundredg
A Western editor and his wife ES|3I kalk.
ing ing the bright moonlight, one evening.
The Eite. was Of an axcsessding|y posticsi
nature, and said TO her mate: Notice
that moon--how bright, and calm ana
bssntifuir coaldn,t think Of poticiux Ii.
sss.slraasd the editor, (. fof nytlipg lsss
thaa tbs Rsuai Tats. dollar nd itY
%. e tz.lys = l!R.. q. !
Mn. Adams sassy - thst hSr stock 81
oefs4 ssst i 4 sea 4 = q .s1as.ss sssyt
|, ! 'iyss Il ss s'rEess slise i'a'ssaaas means
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az Isuppose,H Hsaid qusck, while feeling
the pulse Of patient, !" that you think me
q ahumbug," Sir" replied the sick man.
~ perceive you can discoysr q mas's
thoughts W BIZ Pslss Z afss ssess ~ IS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-18
BLACK SILKS.

bHAOM SILhSe
We have added to our already large stock Of Black
lks several pieces of English Grown and Bisho Swiss
Silks, which have given such universal satisfaction all of
which will be sold astonishingy low.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-18
PRINTS, PRINTS.

1000 yds. English Prints at.12lc former price 2O
1000 f" A French Prints at 1Tc former price as.
500 A French Prints at zoe, former price 80.
1000 Madder Prints at Sc, former price 12t.
1000 Nader Prints textra) 1Oc, former price 12
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-18
SILKS, SILKS.

In Silks we can beat the world.
Silks worth 5Oc for S7t.
62lc, A.
75c, " 80.
All our dollar Silks marked down to Tor,
All higher cjst Silks, and rich silk Robes at propors
ionally low prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-18
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.

1000 yds. A Brillantes ats1Oc per yard.=
5000 " "A Brilliants, (extra), at 12AC.
1000 " Plain and Check cambrics at 12ic.
BIeached and Brown Table Covers at great dspoxnt.
100 doz. Linen Doylies at 75c per dos.
100 Linen Napkins ct $1,12i per dos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-18
Buy Me, and I'lI do You Good.

Nov is the time to use the Great Spring and Summer
Medicine.
DIR. LANGLEY'S ROOT & HERB BITTERS
Composed Of sarsaparilla Yellow Dock, Wild Cherry,
Thoroughwort, Prickly Ash Rhubarb, Mandrake, Dan.
upon the of disease and forming one of the best
remedies in the world for Jauudce and Liver Complaint
in all their forms, Dyspepsia, Costveness, Humors of
the Blood and Skin, Piles fndigeson Headache, Dzzi
ness, Heartburn or Acid Stomach Languor, Weakness,
Loss of Appetite Debility Bilious Diseases, Mercuria
Affections and all Impurities of the Blood, matter
what the cause may be. Fever and Ague, Coughs and
Colds, broken up and cured at once,
They pleasant to take useful at all times, and sure
to do good They cleanse the bowels purify the blood,
heal, strengthen regulate build m and keep in order
the 'shoe system. Everybody should them. Nearly
SIX hundred thousand bottles used last year. proving
1t the most popular medicine ever known,
Price only 25 and 371 cents per bottle. Depot, Nos
IL and II Mar4han STREET doors from Union street.
Boston. Sold by all dealers in medicine everywhere.
mh25 daw1m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-18
HOSIERY HOSIERY.

100 doc. LADIES' Hose at etc per pair.
100 " Ladies Hose, (extra,) at l2ic per pair.
Every variety of Gents and Chlldrsn's Hosiery at
great bargains.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-18

DR.. &. Ogers' day Office is in the Central tx
change Post Office floor During The evening aud night
emay be found at the Water Cure jel1 dtf
The Alpine Hair Balm Is so sure to bring
GRAY HAIR 10 its NATURAL COLOR that many sup
pose it to be Hair Dye; it is not TIE Balsam makes
the roots of the Hair healthy it turn the orig
inal color and keeps il from coming out
For sale ~ J. Q. HILL, M. B. GREEN CO.. DA-
YID SCOTT. CHARLES SHELLEY, GEO. R. BPURR,
and JAMES GREEN. de3dH6m myl9
A Card 10 the Ladies'
DR.. DUPONC0'S GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS kOH
FEMALES. The combination Of ingredients in Dr. Du
poucos Golden Pills, perfectly harm less They have
been used in the private practice Of old Dr. Dupon'
CO. for over 80 years. and thousands ladies can tes
tify to their great and neyeriaing success IN almost
every case In correcting Irregularities, relieving pain
full and distressing menstruatOn particularly at the
change of life From five to ten Pills will cure that
common vet dreadful disease the Whites Nearly every
lady in the land suffers from that complaint The above
Pill has permanently cured thousands, and will you
if YOU use them They cannot harm youon the contrary
they remove all distractions restore nature to its proper
channe and inygorate the whole system Ladies whose
hea lh will not permit increase of family, will find
these pills sure preventative For particulars see d
rectons on the box. Price Stand will be sent to ladies
conddentiay, by mail by enclosing 81 to either Of the
following general agents for Worcester GEO. R. sPURR
201 Main street, JAMES GREEN III Mainstreet, DAVID
SCOTT 25l Main street. corner Of Mechanic street, Also
by 7, b Choate, Fichburg Cantrel Son, Danelson-
VILE Robert Ger Norwich, Bach 4 Con- Providence,
Weeks Potter, Boston, A. B. & D. Sands, New York.
A. A. Burditt, Clinton, Mass
See the signature j. DUPOEC0 is on the Box none other
genuine. d1y mchI9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-18

ENLY PAPER prime article, sold by
Il jy1l DIFF O. CLARKE.
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DIED.

GALT.-Turks Island in bulk, Coarse Fine Liver.
~ pool Flne in large bags, and Grouud Rock Salt in
twenty ten, and hve pound bags, for sale by
j. E GREGORY, Agent
jy9 dly Foster st., opposite Worcester Bank Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-18

CHALLIES AND MUSLINS.
Gases Challis at 12lc per yard, former price 20.
Gases ohallles at Toe, per yard, former price1s.
Gases Challies at one shilling, former price rs.
8 Gases 4 Muslins at 1910.
2 Gases Jaoonets at zoe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-18
LUTHER,s CLoTRING HOUSE.

Our stock of FURNISHING GOODS, will also be
found complete, in all its
Endless variety!
And we feel assured that by continued attention to the
wants of each and all customers, we shall merit
share of public patronage heretofore literally bestow
ed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-18
DAY, july 10. Is 81
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION
FROM WORCESTER,
On Tuesday. July 21st,
MR.. LANES ALIEN.

MR.. JAMES ALLEN.
The New England Aeronaut will ascend from Pavilion
on the OLD COMMON at Worcester July 2lst 1851 in his
splendid Balloon "Zsphyrus."
Inc mutation will commence about II o'clock a. m, and
the ascension will take place o'clock p m previous
70 winch number Of Pilot Balloons will be sent up.
mr. Allen viii be assisted in his preparations By the
famous aeronaut, Mr. s. A. KING, of Philadelphia.
About O'Clock, everything being in readiness Mr. Al
len wiz take his seat 10 the and seyering the last re-
straiDing cord, will soar aoft in the boundess blue"
AS an exhibition Of this kind must necessarily from
the great expense attending it, be very rare unless we'll
paronz9d it to be hoped that all interested will give it
their liberal support.
Admission % cents. Doors open at II a. M
should the weather prove stormy the ascension will
take place the next fair day.
q Arrangements have been made with the superin
tendant of the Wor. Nashua R. r. for reduction of
ARE for this OCCASION for particulars of whsh see notices
issued by him. DAT jyl6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-18

DISEASES OF THE SKIN.-Dr. WORK
NJ MAN, in connection with general practices will
aeyoe particular attention to the treatment of CUTANEoUs
DR.. W. has made this class of Diseases subject Of
special study for than 25 years. and has lad large
experience in their treatment.
Office hours from to 10 A. NJ and from Ii to a
P. M, No. 10 Elm Street. pnyIe jRyeTig
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DR.. 8. Fogers' day Office is in the Central tx
change Post Office floor. During the eTening aud night
may be found 30 The Water Cure. ielI dtf
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$ 1 1 K $!

FLOUNCED GoODsy
20 Silk Robes at SIS. former price $22.
Is Silk Robes at $40, former price $50.
10 Grenadine Robes Robes at SIS, former price $22
20 Balzarine Robes at So, former drlce $40.
20 Jaconet Robes, S. former price IS.
All our Berage Robes at very:low prices.
All our Princess and Valencia Plaids, best gsOds a
SOC, former price 62i.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
TFyom The Montreal Gazette. |

From The Montreal G0zete
I'VE have often called the attention Of readers TO the
merits Of this useful work that unnecessary Tor US 20 spea1
Of them now most d.% s s S.ay and
corrected monthly may be regarded as perfectly reabe
From The Courier and EHquyer.I
mo traveller should b. without this book which 10 pub
hed monthly and by authority from official Information
From The yer York Tyibunel
The completeness: Of this WORK and u; apparrn
excursions OF business or pleasure"
FRO. The lserieaa Railrdy Tixe'l
cordially %nla 10 he pas it
thing Of the kind published in this OF any one
TFrom The Cincinnati Commercial ..
Appleton. Railway Guide is without exception tne most
complete work Of the kind published M o. = LnOn,.
the original protector and cOmP T IN .Down to many Of oa
citizens a. peculiarly competen for work oil TINS hna
From Harper. Weekly -. ,.h,,
"Appletops Railway Guide, which makes i's monthly ap
peasnsr has become as much of necessity in America as
Bradshaw IS in England the Continent "hi' the ''9
puts to shame tia, tinsy r Bsp Ssass cou
One Of the valuable ehesp publlcaiiSns We
met with is AppletOn'' Railway and steam N''sA'''A
from The Loui.rale JournaL1 ,,,...,
Appstons Railway Guide is the best woth evsi p''N'
every important road being rePIs.e...ssSa S o.
From Tas P a,sidedIy the be., publication
From The Brsdgtp0,' Rtra1t1 aas ..,on Of the
Arprtons Gaideis the cheapest anu 0e'' p-'''-
F,o~ Gsdey, LaSf 49, B s;a1 >. we hav. ever
noticed /. con;sin. FAR. Di.ts9ess MsP' Of
thu Railroad. and Rivers the United stse. aoa
lion The Columbian, Cincinnati Oao. A.
M G. =. Thomas. the protector o. .h NJ ~ Ohio
compiler Of MendoDhs Co; l.lss ~ MSdf,on WA
lace Co United STATE. Railway Mspihe aIses. sna mo-.
reliable R.lwsy Nap ever tb ps,t several years fully
competent for = work Of the kind. ,-ays
In r.f~enee to the accuracy and reliability OF All
RAILWAY GUIDE the attention Of the fsVens
,Id % ,b sovir, .xtrac, from letter to The Saturday
Evening Gazette; ,u,
Within the past six month. business: or pleasure IA.
inro onehsf OF the States Of me srvsa AZ Demo,
thousand les Of railroad and have ne :.
Ten mpues .;. nor lost to my p3caei
CON paaiou 'Appetons' Railway Guide T3tk eprIss a.
nnbi,h.d nonthv which model Tor accuracy and
may be- relied implicitly ,aay ~ he yrsIna,ion
b.siled many miles Of their e9iousnes- ~ae ns
il irnpart, reflect. the greatest credit npon lne ~
APPLEToNs' ILLUSTRATED HAiL"Ai h-'o IIA-s :,
NAVIGATION GUIDE can be obtained Of al ne Ns~s .n'
Periodical Agents and Bookseller tnr'osno.. nc
and ,b C,n.d l.o Of Al. the Boys and News Agents who
eel books &C. in the depO,s and cars throughout th'
country.