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Medicines,

ID Y r w VIA N sly RUP,
Il On PROJECTED
SOLUTION OF PRoTOXLDE OF IRON
.u..., e,' COMBINED.
new m the Ha sas Tsdo 10 srs
!. subjected must now be received as : -.
DYSPEPSIA,
Elections Of tbs Liver, D,opsy, Neuralgia,
D,sordsrsd State Of tn. Blood, Boils,
SeHrvy, The Prostrating Effects Of
Lead or Mercury, GsSsraI I'd.
And all diseases which require Tonic and Altera
I'll. i've msS,cins - BEYOND nn,nsqnn, .o wall
ehsrac.s5 that ,u ,e ssos, Sso met 81 O
The Peruvian Syrup does nots CIV p
profess to be . cure all. but itst x&V@Xs
diseases, apparently unlike are in Inn
Imately related, and proceeding
The GLASS Of diseases for which the syrup pro-
yldes ure; u eosely that which has so ofen
are tangible. the witnesses accessible and the safe
ty and emcaoy OF the syrup incontrovertible.
ssted persons respecting the character Of the Syrup
cannot fail to be tshed with the following among
The signature. are those Of gentlemen we'll Known
In the community, and OF the highest responsibility.
CARD.
The undersigned having experienced the bensf-
DIAL effects OF the Peruvian SYRUP, do not hesitate
to recommend II to the attention of the public.
From our own ex perienoe, as well as from the ties
tlmony Of others, whose Intelligence and integrity
are altogether unQuestionable, we have doubt OF
its efhoscy In cases of Incipisnt Diseases Of the
Lungs and Bronchial Passages, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint Dropsy, Neuralgia, &c. Indeed it's eff
fects would bo Incredible but from the high charao
ter OF those who have witnessed them, and have
volunteered their testimony, az We do ours, to Its
Rev. JOHN PIERPONT,
THOMASA. DEXTER,
s.H: KENDALL, MD.
SAMUEL MAy,
THOMAS G. ANGRY,
PETER HARVEY,
JAMES G. DUNN.
Ii IL we'll known that the medicinal effect of Pro-
toxide OF Iron Is lost by very brief posure
to air, ana that to mantaln a solution of PrOtox-
lds OF Iron, without further oxidation, has been
deemed impossible.
In the Peruvian Syrup, this desirable point ia at
tanned by COMBINATION IN WAY BBPOxE UN-
KNOWN; and this solution place all the prot0
oRrbOnatOs oltrates. and tartrateR of the Materia
Medca. 4. A. HAYES, nj. D.,
| Assayer to the state of Massachusetts,,
| l6 Boy lstOn street, Boston.
For sale by Druggists generally. Price for large
bottles. 80: medium sized hotties. 81.
| N. l.. CLARK & co. PrOprietOrs, Boston.
| For sale in w ashngton by II. ID. Gilman, Special
Agent; Marin 4 Palmer, John Schwartze, l.. nj
Smith, Y. Harbaugh, III. ". Mcpherson, r. 8
| Walsh, Joseph Bury, Jas. II. Stone, J. >. LOvejOy
DIR. ID. B. Clarke, ID. Rldgely; and in Georgetown
by X. j.. Clssell, and j. H. kidWell. feb8-6m
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MARYLAND.

Frsm July 1, 1858, TO Juss 30, 1860.
>oos From Aliens Fresh to Tomp ville 10 miles
and back twice week
Leave Aliens Fresh W ednssday and Saturday
Arrive at TompkInsyille by apm
Leave Tompkinsvilis "Wednesday and satur
Arrive at Aliens Fre.h hy liam
<0lo From Port TObacoo to Pisgsh. 10 miles and
Leave Port Tobloo0 w edussday and Saturday
ATfys a Pi.s.h By liam
Leave Pi'gah "Wednesday and Saturday al
49,, Arrive ?. Port TOb~coo b' pm.
coll From Frederick, by Lewiston srd Catoctin
Furnace, to Mschanlostown, % miles aud
Leave Freie -iet daily. except SUI day, on ar
sval OF the Eastern mail by raIlrosd-say at
Arrive at Mechanicstown bys
Leave Mechaniostown daily, except Sunday,
Arrive at Frederick in time to COZ ncct with
,o,. the mail for BsltImere.say " Am,
Rising Sun, miles and back. three times
Leave Battle Swamp Tuesday. Thursday. and
Is.ss RISING Sun '% Tues &s sy m Thursday. and
Arrive at Battle swamp by loam.
ems From Oaklsnd, by Shrry s X ed House, Forks
Hds ris s saSs kus TO- sSS ss Mills; and
miles and back, once week.
Leave Oak and Nj onday atsam
Arrive AZ New Interest next dsy by lam
Leave New Interest "Wednesday at sam
Arrive at Oak.nd next day by I'm
col. From CoeseysviIls, BY Shawan and Butler, to
Black Rock, lSn miles and hack, twice q
Leave Cocke,syille w ednssday and sa,urd.,
on arrival Of the nail from Batimore-ssy at
Arrive At Black Rock by lam
Lesye Black Rock w ednetday and Saturday
Arrive at Cockeysville by SPIN.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE F..

From July 1, 1859, to Jsne 30, 1861.
sT From Keene, BY Svsnsey and North Richmond
to Richmond, IL miles and back, three times
aweek
suitable schedule Of departures ard arrivals
to be ARRANGED,
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PROM LONDON BY LAST STEAMER.
h En.s North America, IT'S Agriculture and
SCOTT, ns Se0s sn, and Domestic Architecture present
Delamotte's Practice of PHOTOGRAPHY. e
nno1.ms Or y Ppgrpteohpy Sd edition. 5.,g
Hughes' Duties of Judge Advocate. t-t T. .
lean NssyIxatoR and Nautical Astronomy.
ACCOMPANIMENT vol, WIN ieno
Lndewig,s Literature of American Aboriginal AN.
Rouss sau's Emilius. translated into English.
housseagLs Nouveile Heoise, Translated into
fs4 ~ N .s-f y FRANoK TAyi.OR
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MASSACHUSETTS.

From July 1, 1855, June 30, 1861.
726 From South Westport, by Westport Point. tn
Adansville, r. g miles and baok, six times
aweek.
suitable sch adule Of de partures and arrivals
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STATES MAILS.

Posr OFFICE DKPARTMEKT, ebruary 1, 1858.
s:s:: sffa 3l Is ssns 8 l'
H HDET Iad kMkW 6Rkks Eom Sy M 3 II.
8, iSeo in the sue. Of fENNSYLvxNfA.
MAKSh IA 4 is s.s s.sis! sHd Or
CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROL!NA,G EORGfA.
and M On the route: and ?, in .hs time. here
decided ~ April . fo!l9wins., {Beins. win some
approved March s, 1851
MAINE.
From Jelly l, 1883, to Jsss %, 1851.
l5s From Skowhegsn to North Arson. II miles and
back. SIX times week
pm, or on arrival of oars - -
Arrive at North Arson BY Bpm .I .-..
Leave North Arson daily. except Sunday. at S
Arrive at skowhesan by m.
% From n, RGs6lsnd r6 by R1MSky. West Camden
bIrty, Montvllle. South Freedom. VI est
ton. and Bentoa. TO KENDALL Mills, n miles
and back. three times week
Leave hockiand Monday wednesday, and
A!ass Z. ks s..I Mills NJ sysem
Arrive 81 Kookisld By spm.
~ South p it s's TO ssd:
Lsav. North Castns Tuesday, Thursday, and
saturday at p m =
Arrive at Sedywick BY pm
Leave Sedgewic lex TuesdAy, Thursday, and
saturday at 6 m
Arrive at North Csstine by ii I'm.
l62 From Patton, ~ Island Falls, to Smyrna, %
miles and back. once q weak
Leave Patten Thursday at z am
Arrive at Smyr na by pm
Leave Smy ma Friday at I'm
Arrive at Patten by pm.
l8S From w eston, BY Bancroft Mills. Barker
Tract, and Reed Plantation, to South Mo
lnnkua, ID miles and back, twice A week
Leave Weston Monday snd Friday at a IN
Arrive At South Mo'unkus by 4pm
Leave South Molunkus Tuesday aud Satur-
y At .
Arrive at w eston by m.
l64 From Mars 3lll by Letter and Maple rove,
10 Fort FaiI held, Is miles and back, three
times q week
I.e-vo Mars HILL TUESDAY, Thursslay And
saturday at q m
Arrive 1T Fort Fairfield by lpm
Leave Fort Fairfield Tuesday Thursday And
Saturday at p m
Arrive at Mars Hill by spm.
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OHIO.

From July !, 1858, to June 30, 1900
s42S From New Bremen by Knoxville, to wspa-
kone,s IS mi es and back; once . week.
Leave New Bremen Saturday st am
Arrive at Wapaksneta by IL IN
Leave Wspakoneta Saturday at pm
s.a ffsm Racine to Rsysn.~ood' Va, IL nile. and
Leave Racine Saturday atsam
Arrive at RavenswOod by u I'M
Leave Ravenswaod Saturday at pm
Arrive at Racine ny pm
vile, Ewngton, vnton and Pine drove. to
Gallipolis, 81 miles and back. once q week.
Leave Reeds Mills Friday at a m
leave Cal Ga Soil sH Sat ~ 9rd / : sts.m
Arrive at Reeds MIlls by p IN.
s4sl From OAK Hill, by Rocky Hill and Key Stone.
Leave Oak Hill Friday ATTAIN
Arnve at WikesvIlle by pm
Leave wilkesvIe saturday attain
Arrive at Oak Hill by p IN.
p,o. ana Dark, to GreenvilIe..twioe a week.
Leave Greenville Wednesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Republic by I2m
Leave Republic Wednesday and Saturday ct
Arrive at GreenviIleb y7pm.
slS From Conneaut, by Clark's Corners Beaver,
"a lni. and Beaver Centre to Conneautville. %
Leave Conneaut Friday al a
Arrive at Conneautvhle by IL I'm
Leave Conneautville Friday atIpm
1854 From PsrIysvIle. BY Pslmeeii's Road. and
tkipers settlement, to Ashland, l6 miles and
Leave PsTysyils Friday ATTAIN
Leave Ashland Friday at pm
ssss From New PhilsdeIPRia. By Altoona. to New
Leave Nsy Philadelphia Friday at am
s .ys S e New
Arrive at New Philadel phla by o m
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THE GREATEST
L Of I sH RI az 'sAz
M. kINnHlY, Of Roxbary, has discovered IN enc
Of our common pasture woods . remedy that Oufo0
IvKRY Kind OF HUAoR,

MI q =: ,ss y
IvHRY KIND OF HJNoR,
from
IA 1osst SeyofsIa dotsn to . eo~,~os PissSIs.
He has tried it in over eleven hundred cases, and
never failed except IN two cases, both Thunder HUI
has N : ri
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursing Sore
One TO three BOTTLES will cure the worst kind Of
Two or three bottles will o. ear tho system Of Bles,
Sot tS are to cure tho worst
Three to i've bottles are ,s warranted to cure the
b5es: a.: warranted to our. ali
Two bottles are warranted to cure Running Of the
Four to siG bottles are warranted to cure corrupt
One bottle yin cure scal. ERUPTION: Of the Skin.
vorst kind Of RnEvorm.
most most desperate case of Rheumatism. 'A'
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure Salt
Five to eight bottles viii cure the worst case Of
=, bspeht ls always experienced from the 6r.t bot
quantity u taken. -...
vain tried ali the wonderful medicines Of the day. as
ons o eSm aa wssd on the and
I has 70 start: There are no lis nor ANDs. hum:
Ts ss
Of Boston. know the effects Of 1T in every case.
IL has already done some Of the greatest ever
done In MASSACHUSETTS. gave 1t to children rear
DID, TO Odd people OF SIXTY. | have poor puny,
vormy looking children, whose flesh was soft and
daD6y, restored to perfect state Of hsath bv one
To those who are subject to q sick headache. one
catarrh and Dizziness. Some Who have tax en- it had
been oostive for years, and have been regulated by
IL. Where the body 10 sound it works quite easy I,
Dgt where there IS arrangement of the functions
OF nature, 1t Will oause very sngr!a feelings, but
you must not be alarmed; they always d. pear In
rom Jour days to week. There ia never a bad re-
SUIT from II; on the contrary, when that feeling 10
gone, You will feel yourself like q new person.
neerd some OF the most extravagant enoOmi of il
that ever man listened to =
my own practice always kept it strictly for hu-
moIs-but since its lntrodu ctiOn as q general family
medlelne, great and wonderful virtues have been
fonno In u that never suspected.e
Several cases OF epleptic hts-a disease which was
Always considered incurable, have been cured By q
lew bottles. U, what q mercy if it will prove efec-
tua In al cases Of that awful maady-there are but
few who have seen more of it than have.
know OF several oases of Dropsy, all of them aged
Liver, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Fever
and particularly in Diseases of the Kidneys o. the
aisooyery has done more good than any medicine
No change of diet eyer nsoessary-eas the best you
oaq get and enough oft.
Diysetfoss for Uss.-Adnts ono table Spoonful
Per day-ohlidren over ten years dessert spoonful
children from i've to eight years, tea spoonful As
take sufficient to operate on the bowels twice dav
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rlake. A new and Ievised edition
OF go pagss and 100 plates. Prioe Is
cents COPY. A popular and com
lrehenslve treatise on the duties
a4d Casualties Of single and married
hfeIhappy and fruitful alliances,
mode Of securing Observation-Disclosures
And lnfertile ones-thei! ObyiatiOn
and removal--nervOus debility, its
oeuses and cure, ~ q process ct
once SO simple. safe, and efeotual,
that failure 10 impOssible-rules for
daily manaE ESSAY on Spor
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SOUTH CAROLINA

FROM ysiy 1. ls5s, 90 Jas, "a. 1859.
6l7S From Anderson c. H., by PIERCE Town Esual-
ity, S,sbtovn. Churubuso0, and MiIlvese 10
ADDER. ON &. H., equal to IS mlles and lack.
once q week.
Leave anderson e. II. Thursday atsam
Arrive at ADdsrson n. by o ON.
STA From Anderson e.. H.. by Narennes a Level
Land, to Abbeville &. H., 81 miles and tack.
once q week.
Leave Anderson G. II. "Wednesday atsam
Arrive At Abbeve G. n. by7pm
Leave Able, HE &. 20. Thursday st 6
Arrive NJ Anderson G. II. by 7pw.
6l1S FrUm Horse shoe, by s-"lly Springs, Long
Greek and Cherokee, to Clay ton, Ga, a
miles and back, a week.
Leave morse shoe Saturday az eam
ArrIyeat Clayton by D m
Leave Clayton rlday nc am
Arnve at Horse Shoe by m
elN From Plckens =. H., by Grow Greek. Apder-
sons Mills. Rook Mountain, Table Rock,
Table Mountain, and South Salpd, 20 Green
vile, So miles and back. oLce a week.
Leave Plckens {. n. Tuesday at IN
Arrive At GreenvIle next day by pm
cave GreeByIlle Monday at So m
Arrive ~ Piekens e. n. next day b. II IN.
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fe 4-law1wT

RkiGHTLf,s ANALYTICAL, Digest, "a,
~ tne LAWS OF the United States from m. -,
CanS1es. up to the end OF the Thirty .fouIth
The text given ia the words Of the stain. hoo,
a ne matter arranged alphabetically snc swI9s,
And the notes include the docis,ions NJ all
stpss,,, DON stste aud Federal in whloA the con
bss 80" ~ the statue Law Of the United atstes
C sne nee. nesos OF toe Executive Dspartmsnfs.s
printed oesaV w one ysans q sgs. AND closely
Jan ~ fti ..E a.. FRANCE r.r,n
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DkIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
ON THE
PHISI0LOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIxeR.
BY NJ. Is. LA CROIx, M. D., Albany, n Y
200 pages and $50 6ne PLAN and Colorsd Lthorrs,bs
and Plates.
I0PRICE ONLY g CENTS.-O
IL os"Jr" 0Sesssss to sN parts Of t1s Ua<Sa-
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GEnRGIA


From Jelly ., 1855. 60 Jsss ~, 1859
6SS7 From Amencus, by Danville; 20 dayton. =
Leave Americus tuesday and FRIDAY at ss m
Arrive az ayton BY ar
Arr.ve at Americus by 8 pm.
esSs Pom Athens, by Planters stand, Fort Lapar.
Play, $. C., a. d Townvlis. TO Pendisioa. 70
mlles and back, three times week
Leave Athens Monday. "Wednesday and Fri
Arrive q Pendle: on ne,t days byspm
heSnd rs1dseu"n MONDAY "wednesday and
Arrive at Athens next days byspm
Proposals 10 run bJ different schedule VIII he
Ssss From CiaTksville. BY .NaOcochse. Mountain
Peach Tree. to Murphey. g. miles and back.
Leave Clsrksvllle "Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive e Murphy next day, syspm
Leave Murphey Tuesday and Friday at 6 q
Arrive at ClsIksyile next days BY y m.
pint shoals to- sefs p ms. s and
Leave CoylnEton, Tuesday and F riday at u IN
Leave Bstshe6s Tue. day aud Frida, at am
s5G From LGmpIin, by fiorence. to GIennvlIls.
Als., IS mil es and back. once a week.
Leave Lumpkm Tuesday at sam
Arrive At GlennviIle by Spm
Leave G.ennville w ednesday atea
Bids for an a&diiOn.i 'r ~; per week will b.
s'' Fr n Newman to WeodOwee. Ala. Smiles and
Iseave Newman Thursday at Ia m
Arrive at Weedowee next day by IL m .fni
Leave Weedowee Friday at pm -.
Arrive at Newman next cay by m.
65sS From Rocky Mount. by Holly, TO Grantvif&p
miles and back. twice q week
Leave Rocky Mount w ednesday and Saturday
at sam
Arrive at Granville BY l2m
Leave Granville Wednesday and Saturday ST
Jpn
Arrive at Rocky Mount by SPIN.
6o4i rom the terminus OF the Brunsvick and
Florida railroad west Of the saIills rIyer 10
the terminus Of the Savannah. ALBANY, and
Guf railroad. west Of the Altamsha river.
Bidders will state the distance name Interme-
date points, propose the amount and kind of
service, and present a suitable schedule of
departures and arrivals.
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EVENING STAR.
THE RELLES.

The BELLIES. H...
A '; r:: ssssa i a.. .sIs; s Hssa L.
What uncomfortable feelings their merrimeut oom-
How .h,ysr, .hivsr, .hiver.
Lest my COLLAR isn't right, -... .'
my s.:so ossn hs 90 S S,ITs.,
Isn't scrupulousy white: ..
ana they laugh, laugh. laugh.
For dread the oaohin.ti hon that 50 musoay swsIls
frog Inc bellies. bellies. bellies bellies
From the witty and the pretty cruel bellies.
Hear the very learned bellies
Assure bsllss
How lsboriously they write,
With an sh :nI5Rs ,et ss1 So0rsd ink
How all manly spirits shrink
i'm inc" ss sapid %s5 no" inferior they think
From the publishers dark oells
N Hoo o, Gi,1m n,Tp vouminousy wells!
But never sells
nen what IL 1t that impels
IS the writing an1 iLdlfing
BsII esif SsI esLis Be- bellies. bellies.
T0 the rhy ming waste Of Tuning Of ths bellies.
Hssr the loud amusing bellies
What tale Of Impudenoe their turbuienoy tells,
heir characters strong,
u You ask them for song,
And they shrek. shrek, shrisk.
Now in eamorous appsslIng to Apollo's golden
Now IN lsmsntation mournful for Erin's broken
Tyre,
Singing higher, higher, higher
With desperate desire,
And resolute eadeavor
Now-nOw to reach or never.
The piteh OF the Nassau balloon.
Qh. the bellies, bellies, bellies,
What jar their trouble tells
On the ear!
How the mgslo-stool they seize.
nov tasy olsnE and cash they keys!
You give up all enjoyment. for You certainly are
the night
To The singing and the playing of the bellies
OF the belize
or the bellies, bellies, bellies, bellies,
Bellies, bellies, belies,
fs the olamOr and the olangor of the bellies
-~)>S~---
ID Harper's last Weekly has a picture carl
eaturing the congressional investiga alton OF the
&S7 600 business Three men with bags full of
dollars are seen travelling in the distance lamb
10 In the front ground, and several gentlemen
Looking down Its throat to see what they can dis
cover about the missing money, when the follow
ing dialogue takes place
,nBs-a. ba-a! Black Sheep.
Have you any wOol."
IS, sir, nave
Three bags full
One for the Senate,
One for the House,
And one for little
Newspaper mousse
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Ass s!s Sss.. PkEsSgMEkIEs. from the
bM6M
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NORTH CAROLINA

NORTH CAROLINA.
- From July l, 1853, 30 Jsns 20, 1850.
$40 From Durham. by simms's Mill. ORANGE Ia.
tory, Round Hill. DiaPs Creek sud r. ~
Mountain, to South Lowell, and IaeSs tSios
Leave Durham Tuesday and Friday at TX a M
fr1ye a. south Lowell by AZ m -
ssy. south Lowell Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive at Durham By Ipm.
%" fnm Cnapel Hill, by Fearinxton's Mill, Asa
- sgsoees store, Thos. B. Farren's, Marry
cnipe's, and White Cross 20 Chapel ri IN
...i,.. squai 70 10 miles and back. onoe = week.
- tkeeye Chapel HILL saturday at m
-, Arrive at Chapel Hill by m. - ..r..,
Or" FROM Magnolia, by Dresden and Prescott. TO
kookssh. "a miles and hack, oucs q week.
lsesve Magnolia Friday at sam =" -.
arrive az Ro sk6sh by p m ---rs .r
i.saye koekhsh Saturday st7am8t .t
arrive at Ma knolia by 5 M
f7S Proposals Co omit Dresden and pe, form m.
round zap " ess DAG, wil Be sonsldsrsl,
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VIRGINIA.

From LIST July, 1855, 10 3oth June, 1859.
ssla From Water Lick to Burners Springs, IS miles
and Dack, SIX times q week from let July to
Sth September. and once u week the residue
Leave " alter Lick Tuesday at TX M, or af-
ter ARRIVAL Of cars
Arrive a. Burner. Springs by 81 pm
Dsi >, except SUNDAY, during same hours.
olive = 3 mile. AID Sass. once Week * MOUNT
Arrive a. Mount Olive byopm
ISL. From Lancaster c. II. 20 Merry Point. nile.
Leave Lancaster c. Ii. wednesday and sstur-
day at Pm p.
II msI Ps peR' and Saturday
ssls From Norfoif, ~ Yor h P tn King and
Queen G. A.. los miles and back. once
Bidder. will propose schedule of departures
North Ed Is miles, ne an. ny Sasf rss 70
Leave Williams Wharf TUESDAY aud Sstur-
day Immediatsly after arrival Of Norfolk mail
Arrive at North End by4pm
Leave North End Tuetday and Saturday at
Arrive at Williams wharfb ylIam.
Leave Concord I " sd GnSs T at pm
f ssvs 6 8, Hks Ms q atsam
Arrive at Concord by u IN
Proposals for second weekly trip, and TO end
Sis From Roxesb9rg, BY Wolf Creek, Purnton.
ead Licking Creek to st, George. q miles
and hack. once q week.
Leave Rowlesburg w Wednesday at 8 m
Hsavs s st. 81 G. SeoT s9rt w ss as%
ssls From So. George. by 4SIly Meadow. and Red
Creek. to Dry Fork. 50 miles and hack. once
Leave 81. G Gorge Thursday at Gam
Arrive at Dry Fork by G D
Leave Dry Fork FRIDAY NJ Can
Arrive at st. George by IN.
to Meadowvlls, Is miles and back, on &c q
Leave 81, George Thursday ATTAIN
Arrive at Nj esdowvllle by II m
Leave Meadowville Thursday at I % nm
,o Arrive at 81; George by 6 p m
S2l From Point Pleasant, by Angerona TO Jacksop
LAW n- b % miI b and sess, once week.
Arrive At Jackson c. II, BY sp m
Leave Jackson c. III Friday ATTAIN
- Arriveat Point Pleasant by 9 m.
on4 From Buffalo to Jackson e. H., 81 miles and
Leave Buffalo Wednesday ateam
Leave Jackson G, Il. TUESDAY at Ga m
ssss From New caIifor1ls By WIN. Candies. Flat
Fork. Elijah Leforce's, and New kentuck,
to Sissonvile, IS miles and back, once q
Leave New California Tuesday attain
Arrive At SissonvIlle by pm
Leave Siss0nvIlle w ednesday at a I'M
AtTIve at n ew Callfornia b, m.
SS24 From Est lviie to stony Creek IS miles and |
hack, Onoe q week.
Leave Est,llvIlle Monday at sam 4
Arrive At Stony Creek by u m
Leave stony Creek Monday at pm /
Arrive at Estillville by m. =. .
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Bssa-The Richmond South of the 9th
has an elaborate article sustaining the
Kansas bill as reported from the Com.
mittee Of Conference and passed by
Congress. 1t says the bill does not con.
tain any modification or retraction of
principle, and adds:
The Constitution and ordinance are
kept perfectly and designedly distinct.
The one is Republican" and therefore,
according to the creed Of States Rights,
valid for admission into the Union. The
other is mot acceded to nor acceptable
to Congress-"
In this we can see no departure from
the vote which affirmed the legality of
the Lecompton Constitution and advoca-
ted the admission of Kansas under it.
Kansas is not refused admission by the
Conference bill because of any defect
in her Constitution--that, on the contra
ry, is endorsed as republican-but solely
because she has demanded terms in
themselves unprecedented and unwar-
rantable. With an appetite so vora-
'cious of public land, Kansas would, at
therate of her preliminary demand, in a
few short years devour the whole do
main.
The Conference bill, then, presents a
sturdy assertion of the validity Of the
Lecompton Constitution. It assents not
even to a modification of the method of
admission proposed by Kansas, but tells
her bluntly that to qualify herself for
reception into an equal and honorable
government, she must renounce her ra-
pacious expectations.