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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.



TUE GEsatCeatFAl Route, connserng the Atsrsissiel
y Wthh extern He8tarn, snd Southwestern Etafet
By continuous Railway direct. This road sso o0nneeii
81 Pittsburg with daily line Of Stsamsrs 70 all ports on
be Western Rifara and at Cleveland and Sandu5ky with
Steamers to ell ports the NorthWsstsrn Lakes; making
tho most drs essgPast anG reliGbls fOHfs b. which
hRHGHR can be forwarded 70 and from the Gr6gf RsE
Estes between Philaealphia and PittIbuEg;
llS5 ~ So1s51 re- PC1s sy Goods psr IOOB
SECOND OLASA-Books aad Stationary,
Dry Goods On halss) Hardware, Lsa- zoe per IsOR
thars -. ssse.......--.s...
BIRD GLAAS8.-ARYils, ,Bagging, Bacon, t,o.-,,o,
and Pork Gin bull, D Hemp, &S...... 9ss POI 4V0D
FOURrH CLASS.-Cefss, Fish, Baoon .o-,..,
and PORK (packsd, Lard aud Lard Oil 30 pof A00R
Flour-S0 75s per bbLuntil further notiss
Grsin-S5 otl. per 100 IbE until furthsr notics
Cost0n-e2 per bale, nOtexoseding 500 lbs weight until
urther notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phfa.
dsPhia bePaFtoular 10 Ndrk package via Ptlla6GBbia
Railroad" All Goods 9onsgnsd 70 the Agents Of this
Road at Psadspha or Pitisburg viii be forwarded with
0ut detention.
FRHIGER AaHEFA-Harri8 WoEmlsy Co., MsmphiS
Tennessee; r. F. Sass Co., St. Louis; J. & Mitchell
SON. Evansville, Indana Dumssnil Bella Murdnok and
Carter JeEstt, Louisville, KY; &C. Msldrum, Mad5on
Indiana; Spngman Brown, ana Irwin Co., Cincinnst
q. w. Grahsm Co., GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leech Co.. No
81 ktbY sTess Boston; Lse0h Co. AstOr House, New
York. MOL Miism street. and Nos Battsrk Place, New
York; E.J Sneeder, Philadelphia; AagrsW Koons Bal
dmors; Geo. o. Franoiseus, Pittsburg
h. Il. HOUSTOh, Gdnsrat FFsiQ6s Aqsat, Ph1a.
q. J. LOMBAERT, SHP't ALtOOna, Pa.
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SHIPS.
Through In AZ 20 So Hours.
8EkE- WEEKLY
Fhs new Steam Ship Columbia, 1900 tOaE, n. Berry
Commander.
HashVilIe, 1900 tors, 7. D. EVAN, Commander.
Marion, 1900 tons, W. J. Foster, Commander.
Jas. AdReF, 1900 TOES, 8. @. Turner, Commander.
GOuthefneF, 1000 tons L. n. kSrry, Commander.
[ES LEAVES AdggF's WharV6s every Wednes
day and Saturday sftsF the arrival Of the
cars from the South and Vest, 'st high
Tha5s SteamGhips HsEs all built expressly for this
Tine and Tor ssfsty comfort and speed are unFTAsd on
he Coast.
Tables ssPpsd with svSry luxury. Attentive and eour
tsopa Commanders viii insure Travellers By this Line
every possible comfort and accommodation.
Cabin passage .S4os
III 6tseraRe $780,. .. 90
Forfeight or passage, having elegant State koOm Aa
Somno6ations, 6pplyto
- HENRY kISsROOM, B co. Agents,
q nay H57-H charleston. 8. o.
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UniYersitY 81 NashviIIe.
Bank Of Commerce.

NashViils, Eennsq Bsss 1s, 1851.
gNHB stockholders Of his Bsnk haEo placed ne lh
ths handg cf Trustee f5r ihs plrpoa1 81 Wi1drE upg
Lnosa indshfaa 10 ns Bauz va pa1o eell 1nd pay
heir indebtsdnsss isls dlo. IA aPie he1ll W Plass
I'D a. ~ SteT ssy IS posslbe and rscalVa 10 rsEafa
the uote1 oG ths lrE OF le1leEgel ll dgpcs
is ii as Bank Asen handod over % ~, 1 fafssT
. adrs NJ iadgilai lalilE lof tei AA4 tza nonaf =
''sS5 ~ - 81 JOIN q. JAaRs,
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SPECIAL HOTIOEI
ALWAYS ON HAND AND In FHE WHEAT NAREEF,
w - IA . CA
25O,OOO bushel prime Red, White, and
H.editePFauean Wheafll

NXTk H1 a. ALL llAEs, iron nos hsnosfJrsu sura rfys
W NC hshsst market pucs easR, for PRlM WnsAT
Of all FAklEllb5, dsiiVsr8d - oar MIla e,rnsr
Lac ana Chsry sEoetss Azshgils, Tann. As oUh par.
ehasss are sOLhLh Ior tns purpose Of MAklNG FL1UK
IN AHlo CITY uoao no. Stop DuyIng Any rlMR, 8us
give me HlGaESi AARkEf PkiCs IN UAsH az AL
atS nota IthsiaHdng ne cry % HARD flda5 aad 40
MONEt fJrtull particulars enquire eiLhar a. hs MILL
OF, a. ~ r. GOkbOA q CO'S, Market Blrssg.
mafeh9--dE F1ms CAkE8ks HkAUMAN & co.
N. h-SaaEl lnrniIhal llrtIa. L...-ln- 49,.
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OLD ALANTADO MADEIRA.
TNHREE original casks, which offer and
FERIOR VIM. B. L. SIMPSON,
marrhf Public Square.
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J. HI. CURREY;
Funeral Undertaken.

AM prepared 70 furnish CoPFINs Of every description
fIOm the one Cssket to the paines Servants Conn,
geheT Wish everything necessAry for Funerals. All orders
lsf a. my WaFeEooms, Deaderok street, next door the
Up snd-UP Livery Stable between Cherry and Summer
Streets W receive prompt attention both day and night
Furniture Of all kinds repaired and mads % order IN
LAs beItstyls. - Liuly9l J. y, OURRRY.
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& Irish Whisky.
DIRECT IMPORTATION.

q Of this article direct from Belfast Ireland Il
will be found Gar superior offered 70 this market
Is. l.. SIMPSON,
marchl q. Public Square.
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Three Daily Trains from Pittsburgh q
Rhflaata lphia-
TTNRAIEB leave RttsbErgh g lOoWs Man A. NJ; Easi
Lins =. NJ kE1fes8 Nail 80 P. n
fhs hEpnoa3 Nail FaRa Daf, the ether Sundays oE-
ooPled; Making DIRECT C0kNECTiONS Vim All TrEns
iron
St. Lsuls, No., Dubuque, Ks0kuk and lows City, Iowa
C4lFo koek Island ana ChcagO illinois, Lexington and
kouisElAef Ays TeEre HaHte, indianapolis and Ia
h7otte, Indiana Cincinnati. Columbus, Dayton
Toledo, cieVeland, kGnesVIlle, Crssslns,
hss9lliol and Wooster, OHIO. Also
Kansas, Nebraska and hinnesota,
AND BLL POINTS IN THE WEST.
EARk AS Low AS By ANY OTHHR ROUTE.
SaUeRgsFs from the West rely upon thls as being ts
shortest and most expeditions Toats 70
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, and al
kA5TERN CITIES.
THOMAS MOORR, Agent
sug.9l Passenger Lines, PenDa- Railroad ,Phfla
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lsrtiRcats Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets So
10 half -......~ ~
~ quarter ~
10 Eighth . ID

In ORDERING TICKETS Oh CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
on the receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first
nail. Purchasers have Tickets ending IN any fg-
urs they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent 10
PURCHASERS Immediately after the dFRFing.
Purchasers viii please write their g1atEre paia, give
their Post Ofice County aud State.
- Remember that every prissis drawn, and payable
Ia full without deduction.
- All priEss Of 81 900 and Ender, paid Immediately
asr the dFaEiug-Othsr prizes as the usual time Of thirty
days.
~. Al Communications strictly confidential.
Aadress Orders Tor Tickets or Certificates &c
s. SWAN s CO., Augusta, Ga.
u PsTsons rsIidng near Montgomery, Ala or Atana,
Ca have their orders ned and times address
ing S. SWau & CO., q either Of those eitiss.
" list OF the numbers that drawn from wheel,
with The amount Of the prize that Is entitled
viii be published amer every drawing in the following pa
psrs.
Augusta Ga Constitution list Orleans Delta Mobile
Rsg5sr Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
Inlellgenee New York esky Day Book Savannah Morn
Ing News and Richmond Dspaen and New YoTk Dspaleb
aEd PAudnE tAss-l ClaOI and Little Rock AEk True
Dsmocrat. maVzT.
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RernoHaL.

Removal.
TAG Produce house Of Neh0l Green have rsmovsdfrol
College strsst, 20 ne old Stand oFmsny occupssd 81
Asssrs Nc MS q hiatt5n, No n Corner Of Market and
Clark street. where hsT will eOntnus Produce Com
MISSION sne storage baainess undsr hs style of
NichOl, Green q %. ... r.. -
10 4beal cash advances made sensEnneats of eoan.
~ PFOdues. ..
u We are paying al times the market price lor Be-
con- LARD feathors, Ginseng, Bs8sHaE, dEe.
~ All OrdeFs, accom- panied b. he cgsh, fllsd Via
IfOmPtneas ahd aesPaehs 81 mOdefats Commission bF
Jan III hlCh0k, ukEhN 4 co
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f1MACHINE MADEf
Y Horse shoes.
Hangarian 60 -.

Th have rscsiFs o. Giass SEED
W 10 VA lr0due8 lr1a are toulEt tQas q EiFsrsI asT
~ sas acre Rapri0ua nmOLay, aHd sIpsuor
c0lamgu Aiiet oaslnird bEsheI - sas zsrs
n he sane Hag aHd Ne MiiisL. Rriss
e3-50 psr Duansi.
aprlt-Sags OIL ARMsrRovz sno
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NAsAYfLLE M.7uh61s

Ne Examined y0ar Digest Of ths Doeaioas of shS
supreme CoarE ot Lnnesars reported ghs pleas-
VI AZ. Aelgs Dlgsst Wlen neu1ss Lsa T0amss q
sp1rs Tns p0iats ssoldsd clearly stslsl aad
We are gralnsa . saTs tna Ena H0rk ghsracLssl b.
accuraeys Gbuy grsst industry lt De o. naal
talns ~ ths Semen E, yoa VII Fs-
csFs Tie psgrgaas - Ne r0laloa g0u aEs Jest
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VoiIinfinela Digasf-

Ths shove nsni0nod Digest b had HttaR tsa ar 4
tsen days atsns i0li8Hlng soek as9ruas
Mesafs. LaHlol E0ahg q C0.i Maaphil, raaa.
Mr. Z. d. brgEn, Jaskson, lann.
tohn kosk q CO., NashTllls, Tuaa-
Ar.4 A hayts hnozTHlsi Yeas.
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babitants Of the moon, in hope that they
might be induced to erect a similar signal
to appriGo us of their oxistance. The dis
covery of Hahsel showu that such an cx-
pertinent could be attended with no sue
cess, inasmuch as the inhabitants Of the
moon, if there are any, being on the fur
Their side, could never see a monument on
the earth. 1t may not be uninteresting
to add that it has been discovered, within
a few years, by means Of long-continued
hourly observations with a barometer. that
the moon exerts an appreciable influence
on the pressure of the atmosphere ; and,
also, by means OF long.continued magnetic
observations, that it exerts an influence on
the %declination of the magnetic needle
Boston Courier.
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A Il Important Era in the Healing Art
Consumption, Bronchitis.

CATARRH, LARrNoITIs, AsTH5IA, AND DIsFAsss
or THE throat, Lungs AND HEART, Culrp
WITHOUT PUTTING DRUGS INTO THE SToNAcH,
By lNHALING Cold INDICATED VAPoR,
DR., ANDREW STONE. Physician TO the Troy
Lung institute, inventor Of the celebrated Pull
moneter or Lung-Tester, and Editor Of the h.,I
dds Oracle Is treating with astonishing success.
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Iarvnetis,
Chronic Catafrh, liberated Throat, and Aztec
tions OF the Heart, with his new discovered svs-
TEN Of inhalirg cold Medicated Vapors Its q
wonderful discovery, made upon hue scientific
principles the vapors are so composed as to dis
solve tubercullr matter in the lungs, and cause
1t to be expectOrated it ~trayerses every air tube
and cell and liberated cavern, causing them 10
heal, qlieting the cough, subduing the night
sweatsi the hectic fever, and the ehiils.
Consumption and the various kindred diseases
OF the throat and lungs, that has bliyhted the
fairest prospects OF youth aud is now annually
casting the saba pail over one hundred thousand
human beings in the United States, becomes as
durable III my hands, under my system Of treat
ment as any other disesses,-if adopted before lie
vital stamina is too lar depressed. The adya;.
tage OF this treatment is such, that patients tan
be treated at home that cannot ind 1t convenient
To come 10 the institution, by writing a full histo-
ry OF the case, with ali the symptoms, age AMI
sex. Packages Of the vapor with an inhaler Tor
their use for a three months course, is iurnisLei
at 525 for one month Si5.
Spacious and well furnished rooms md boarl
is at all times furnished in the Institution. ior
those coming from abroad for treatment,
a WORD or SOLEMN CONSCIENTIOUS ADVICE -
THOSE WHO WILL KEFLECT.
1t is a solemn truth that over Toe 900 die in tie
Unite" States annually with Consumption, Mar
asmus, or Premature Decay There cannot be
nm effect without its adequate cause. Thousands
Of the young, Of both sexes, 60 down 70 an early
grave from causes little suspected by parents or
guardian. r
la view oil tho awful destruction of human lie,
caused by sexual diseases, such as Spermatorr-
hPa, Seminal weakness, the vice of selfabu,e
disease OF the kidneys, Spinal Affection rema-
lure nervous exhaustion or decay and the de
ception p~rlctioed upon the community BY base
pretenders, the directors Of the Troy Lung Iusti-
tute have instructed their attending physician 10
give advice gratis 10 all persons thus afflicted,
who apply by letter with a description of THEN
condition, age, occupation, habits life, &c. All
persons applicants can be efectually treated at
home.
Just published, a treatise vn the early decay Of
the American Youth, SpeimatorrhGa, Seminal
weakness the vice Of self-abuse and other iiseas
RS Of the sexual organs, which will be sent h.,
mai in a sealed envelope } iree oil charge on re
sept Of two postage stamps for postage.
Aiirass, post paid, DR.. ANDREW STONE,
Physician 10 the UNG lNsrITuTT
ley. No. sc, Finh ST., Troy, y. 4.
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"ATswERINa" THE Bella family
In this city lately hired an Irish lad, about
fifteen years Of age to wait on table and
do chores" about the house. While the
mistress was in the kitchen, one day last
week, engaged in some culinary operations
the door bell rung. This bell is hung just
Inside the dining-room in the basement
story, near the kitchen. Jimmy" said
the lady, run and answer the bell"
Jimmy started with alacrity, although
be had not the slightest idea what "an.
swering the bell" meant. He went into
the dining-room, where the bell hung, and
looking up saw it still vibrating from the
pull 1t had received-snd then scratched
his head in perplexity. The person at the
door becoming impatient, gave the wire
another jerk, and the bell swinging vio-
iently, rung out a loud peal. Jimmy jump
ed as if shot he knew he was expected
to do sonsthang-snd that soon be trav-
eled around the dining.room at two.forty
speed, in hope Of seeing something that
would give him a hint ; and his confusion
was run up to fever heat by hearing his
mistress come to the kitchen door and
shout.
"Ji'm-m.y-why don't you answer
that bell, sir
'Answer the bsll," thought he-"why
what must I say to it7 And then, how
could a bell know English I" In
this extremity his eye fell on the large
sized d,nner-ksU on the mantle-shelf. All
was clear as preaching to him now-the
two bells could talk to each other, like
two horses, or two ganders. So Jimmy
seized the dinner-bell and sent back to the
visitor on the threshold such an answering
echo that it could be heard three squares
of. Not understanding what this meant,
the visitor gave a harder pull at the han
die. Jimmy, determined not to be out
done mounted himself on a chair, to be
nearer the suspended bell, and rung such
an alarm as was never heard except at a
fire. In the meantime, the mistress who
had looked in and comprehended all, was
ROLLING on the mating, in Mysteries. She
declares that when she thinks of the scene
even yet, her hoops are not big enough to
contain her.
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RECENT DIsoovRIrs AS TO WHETHER
THE Moon II IsHABITEp.-It has long been
known that the moon r~evolves on its axis
in the same time in which it revolves round
the earth, and that it consequently always
presents nearly the same side towards the
Garth. while the opposite side is never seen
from the globe. No bodies of water or
clouds can be seen on the moon by the aid
Of the most powerful telescope, nor is the
apparent direction Of stars close to its edge
changed by rsfrsction, as would be the
case if an atmosphere envelopsd the moon.
Hence it has been inferred by Whewell,
the reputed author Of q late work, entitled
"Of Plurality of Worlds" that the moon
has no atmosphere Of water, and. conse-
quently no inhabitants. This inference is
shown to be inconelusivs by u recent
discovery Of the astronomer Hsnsel, whose
study Of the moons motion, continued for
many years, has established the fact that
the center OF CAVITY Of the moon, instead
of being like that Of the earth, at the CEN
ter of figure, is beyond that center. and
further from the side next to the earth
that it is from the other side, by seventy
four miles. The nearer side of the moon,
therefore, is a vast expanded protubsrancs
Of mountain, ssventy-four miles high and
the fluid, whether air or water, would flow
dowrwards from the nearer to the further
side Of TIE moon, where for sught that we
know, intelligent living beings may exist.
The nearer side of the moon cannot be in
hsbitsd, at least by beings to whose exis-
tsncs air and water are essential, as 10 the
case with all terrestrial animals. The late
celebrated mathematician, Gauss, propo-
ssd as a means Of settling the question,
whether the moon was inhabited, that 9
huge monument should be erected on the
stsppss Of Siberia, asa signal to the in
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BY DAsHER

d gA@hLh
Hail to the Churnl Hail to the Chuin
Much it teaches that we should learn =
Divers insights into nature,
Perseverance,, temperature,
Taste, kindness AMI economy,
Faith, fashion ard astronomy,
Geology and navigation,
Something, in fine, of all creation.
Behold the churn Is hoops are right,
Not swelling like q blosted flight.
On its own bottom standing true.
As high-souled men ars wont to do,
'elf.poised, frm-set, and upright too,
A pattern it's for me and you.
The churn's no champion Of q crown,
But & blunt Boundhead, up and do,On
With kindly milk, its u in'srds" TEEN,
Generous-hssrted as a Howard,
Its only fault is, it's q - ard
Behold the churn, 6 Milky Way,
Full fraught with myriad Nebule,
So dense and bright they shut from vies
That city stuff yeclept " s~ky-blue."
Again you look, and 10 you spy
A yellow Sea, its waves dashed high
Against an oak, and hoop bound shore,
With white-caps, spouts, and hollow rosI
eehold, sssin, 1t is a mine,
From which the house wife doth refine,
With sunksn shaft, her massive gold,
Worked Ger and o'er, pressed, stamped lrd role.
Didst ever churnf III. a good school
Keep just so warm, and Just 50 cool.
In LIES great churning never fear;
Through thick and thin just persevere,
Though foes should clsmor, friends be dumb,
chHrn on, ehsrn on, The butter'R come!
Yates Co. Chronicle
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lllc0uol.
HEALTH CIR SICKNESS
cH00aN BK7nKHA 2niN
~llOLLOWAY's PILLS !,

The blood furnishes tic material VI ever, j-rs
muscle, gland and fbie ia the human nam.
When pure. 1t secures health 10 every orssn; when
corrupt il necessarily produces uiUease. HOT
LONAl'S PILLS operate directly upon The &C.
menla Of the stream of life, neutrar1ins The prin
ciple of disease, and thus radically curing the
malady whether located in the nerves, the stomach
the liver, the bowels, The muscles, the skin. tie
brain, or any other part Of the system
USED THROUGHOUT THE WOKib
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are equally efioaoi.u.
in complaints common to The whole human ro.s
and in disorders peculiar to certain climates and
localities.
ALARMING DISORDERS
Dyspepsia, and deranginent Of the liver. tho
source OF intirmity and suffering, ami the cau.e u
inumerable deaths, Yield to these c~urstives ia ali
cases., however aggravated, acting as a mild pts-
gative, Alternative and tonic they relieve theG ),
els, purify the fluids, and iR7igorato the syst-iu
ami tho constitution at the same tune j.
GENERAL WEAKNE55
EEavoUs COMMUNICATIVE all stim.Isi.ts
fail, the rcnovating and brGcing properties Of tie &c
Pills give frinness to the shaking nerves and eu
ieeCled muscle5 OF the victim OF general debilIty
DELICATE FEMALES.
Ali irregularities and ailments incident t. The
delicate and sensitive organs of the sex are rein.J
ed or prevented by a few doses OF tnese mild, Lut
infallible alternatives. No mother who regard l.sr
own or her children's health should fail TO hare
them within her reach.
SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS.
Inc London Lancet - the LONDON /" Medal
Review" and the most eminent OF the faculty ia
Great Britain, France and Germany have eulas-
ized the Pills and their inventor.
Holloway's Pills are the bes, remedy known IA
the world for the following diseases
Asthma Debility i~eetions
Bowel Comps Fever Il Ague Worms of allknds
Cough7 Fen ale Com Stone a. Grave
Colds plants Secondary Symu
Chest Diseases Headache toms.
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The following /" joke" was handed us
for publication which we insert, hoping
that somebody will see the pint " of it
clearer than we do. Ed. REGISTER.
Rob D.-More Familiarity known as
the Freshman wag," is no mistake a
college brick" cracking his jokes on
every side. We have never laughed
more than the other day at one Of those
witticisms SO peculiar to him l was
walking down the college walk together
with him and another friend .(named
Pointer,) when, upon separating, Pointer,
good naturally, turning to D-said good
night D-whsreupon D-immediately
without a moments hesitation-looking
towards me said " good night Fred"
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months.
fills, family boxes. 20 cts .-Flastel On Kit.
Is ga cents. 49,
20 The above articles are soli by the dealers
IN Mlddleouryi and by merchants every where
this paper eireulates, and by ole or more asr-t
IN every city, town and village ia the I'nIf,i
States, Canada and South America
sold ia Middlebury by all the Drussi.t.
cL Case, f. A. Hamilton, SshStmA r..
NJ. Wright, aud [, S. Wilcox, Orwell, ir,,an
Store, ShoreEam /. +. Fletcher. ana t;orl.,,
SeaIl, Bridport L. " Pollard, Addison h.
Needham, Bristol Market Hau. Hinesburpb n
o smith, Monkton also by Druggists Ia Yer
gennes. o.
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Our wife, a few days since, observed
that Bridget-the lately arrived young
lady who boards with us and assists in
house work-was cleaning the mouth
piece of the speaking tube, and being
pleased to see her attentive to such a
matter without being told, praised her
for 50 doing. To these kind observations
Bridget replied, Oh. yes, ma'am, and
now you can spake a clane word ma'am %
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"A jester in the court of Francis l.,
complained that a great lord had threat
ened to murder him.
"If he does SO, / will hang him in FIVE
minutes after" said the king.
81 wish your majesty would hang him
five minutes BEFORE" said the Jester.
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LOTTERIES.

The well-known Maryland Consolidated Lotter
les, Of which R. FRANCE Co., are the managers
are chartered by the state Of Maryland, and a
commissioner elected by the people, VINO is sworn
to superintend and certify that everything con-
nected with them is done in q strictly honorable
manner, and that the interests of parties who re-
side at a distance are as well protected as ifthey
themselves were present at the dra wing. Anoth.
er fact which the managers call attention to, is,
that all persons have a legal right to send orders
for tickets to Maryland, as lotteries are iegalized
by special law in that state. A lottery is drs wn
every day Of the month. I'm particular class is
nan ed, orders are filled in the frst ORA wing to take
place after the communications comes to hand.
The prices OF tickets vary from 81 to 500 no
tickets are, however, sent unless the money for the
same is received with the order. The drawings
are upon The principle Of one number on each tick.
%ettafter the Havana PLAN, and Ternsry combina-
ton. Prizes vary in amount from $50 to S 100, 600.
Ali orders for tickets or packages will receive
prompt attention, and the drawing mailed to all
purchasers Immediately after it is over.
Address T.. II. HUBBARD Co,
No. SO Fayette ST., or Box No. 40,
.-... Baltimore, Maryland.
NrIhe Drawn Numbers OF the MARYLAND Lot
teries are published by the State Coinmissionerin
the following Papers, viz Snn, Clipper, Patriot,
American, Argus, Of Baltimore also, the Nation
al lntelligencer, and Union, of Washington, D. C
"ooL TwINE and Sheep Tick Tobacco, at
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