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|cnis= II may be- kaown. On account u
their place Of birth, pr 0: their pccu-
linr religious tencts.
The democratic party throughout
'l,e nation has an suspicious future be-
fore il. The democratic press, which
n the past has proven itself powerful.
is still wise and efficient. The distin-
guisicd headers Of the party are strous
nnc vigilant. The mass 6f the people
have unlimited confidence in It's min-
and power. It's history il in
spring Having ever been regarded
a. loving principle. it, very name has
carried the party into power in numcr-
ous instances. 70 tie rising genera
tion. il has Il talismanic eject. They
look 70 il as containing the germ Of all
that is progressive, and rank thcm-
selves under the banner OF Dcmocra
cy and marcl. on to victory IN mo- Oh
the political encounters with their np
poncnts. Even in the most civilized
portions Of The old world. the oppress-
Cd and down troddcn reverence AMI
lay devotion 10 it secretly and openly.
They look TO it MS the onlv hope for
permanently lettering their condition
the only beacon light OF liberty
The principles Of democracy are no
longer M experiment. They have
been long and severely tested. il has
been Justly said that democracy in,hiS
country was ''cradled in,le storms ~.
the last few years ot tie eighteenth
century. and rocked BY tie hurricane.
that swept the country at the election
Of Thomas Jefferson" Democracy.
i;r the last fifty years has swaycd the
dcstinics Of this nation. extended our
boundaries from ocean to ocean. holhrI
our countrv's flag IN triumph ovc SEA.
and land, and made lis i great and.
q prosperous people.
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-yAsPE u:


a contemporary says. nO'witsstand-
Ing this question cannot be answered
in true Yankee style BY asking anotll
er one, yet we think i may be an
swercd and answered satisfactorily.
Now, the learned tell lis u great
many things, and among the rest
4 great deal OF learned nonsense, and
among other things they tell us tia,
q democrat il one that aaIcrrs 10 a
government by the people, o. iavor~
the extension Of the right III sntirag
TO all classes OF men. But what j.
Democracy as known and understood
and practiccd upon il this govern
mcnts One d the distinctive princi-
pies Of democracy Is, that the FEEDER
al government is one Of a purely dele
gated power, and all power thus dele
gated Or which may be clearly or mi
cquivocally implied, is all The power
which the Federal government can
exercise, and that an exercise of pow
cr beyond this i an innovation upon
the rights Of states and Of the people.
and upon this rock have the political
parties Of the country for the last tlir-
ty years split. For the truth u this
let history speak. True We might. ~
back anterior to this time aud point
ont the line that divided the parties
Of the country, but let the past bc
buried with the past, and We viii
commence with that great struggle
which took place il 1922. on the sub
jcct Of rc-cllartvring a United States
Bank. Tine, the rxpcdicncy d 4
bank or rather incxpcdicncy ~ bank
was u Of tile weapons with which
the democracy of lie country fought
THIS measure, but their heavy artil-
lery that doomed up from one end 81
the land to the other, was the uncon-
stitrtionaliiy Of tie measure, aud
General Jackson was elected prvsi-
dent a the antibank candidate.
Again, anothcrquestion Of National
policy Is sprung upon the American
rcnrlc, tic assumption of the STATE
debts by the Federal Government. and
in this as IN the above ease tic demo-
cratic party clnng 70 The constitution,
and openly and publicly denied lie
power 70 assume any such debt. About
this period 10 the history u our coun-
y. the subject Of internal improve
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Aan.anl.trato..'s sale.

gyms underslg ~ MHi 5 " ~ pibAc aus
4 ION " the prenn-es. IN w ) u day o.
~ t,rsr 1873 lhs fnllaNlng rral Ell 4 10
y lnu'- rum, ~ 49,.
IN srrtim n 81. township 40 .IpVrth ~
7 n-r tour Y ssi, \ srt lrsffg ~ nsr'r n,rr
" -, sunJ ctioihr "tius y 'nisrcsit ,rs.
tn.
Terms N ssl--Oue-lnrl cn.h 10 hnai.
ane-stlrl III * monies MA W. -'Aird III.
tasisr monsh-, the nfchrsef giying natter
A.ih gooisr,ua,, bearing interest ffum dag
oi : ~. Gnd w4ili vaiua Ian lsN-
sar IA jnns ~ AcKrR ndm'r.
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IiSs-EzS O. LOe5CE,7zr.Es
STAGE ROUTE

f2SiiE undets 'nnsd, having nhiainar iAr c,l-
L tras' tnr ssrryftt2 tar MAJ brt~rnJ,- NJ
rtr aud Lpr.rVir fnlofms ihr public iba'
hr his POI . -oat, D'w ~ta.r npuis nv ruui..
~ d wii, NJ htt tunes b~ rrrpnrrd ~ rprr,
b - ry'r- lhrn itNih~' ~ atd d~i-rs,rA
me stage N ". M ,V Pest III N ~ J 49,
sr,u hotday- n1 iiay~ a. z ,'ei.k,
" anc -rurr'iN nrrs'- NJ Lpngoptre o
lmr w c.nnt IA Win lhr E,-trrn tram ~,
ihr y &M 4 a:3) ~ a. Returning
~ VS. ~Lr,n",',c Turrdsv- anil Saturday,
w Z Nh tvrk ~ ue m%nfhine. P~ts-rg-rr
ea.ing Mud af TIE Peal IL = ID ii her pia /,
aiil ~ calico tor az ihrir y. sidenres
-.ni s-2i-v Jn.kpn AekLnMANK.
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nrp IS n rs-y Tho Connection Renor-
'rr ronisins he f~ilnNing cnmmnni s,in,
from y correspondent with reference 10 ihs
~nnIi'ienl rrnsner's ~ llnbnis:
Judge Niblack spoke here on Monday. and
~i.l receive ; large mrinrw il 'hi- con,-
'r-r,rhahiv goo. cannot hcsr W on.
single German Dem-crri Who dnes 40
henr'ily lin n The support ~ The whole nek.
M; and y'n knrw That y lsrcs mainrily N
the re@pe ~ This rnnr'v hrn of German
iir'h. Tiu II nominee fur the L.cri-ln,n-r,
nr mrf. i y GENT. nfrn ~ cultivated "a.
en- nrd \: ~ a-irr manners
nnhais rnu.'y l. rsridiv Improving: mo-
m ~. u 4 Il susceptible ~ high eul iva,inr
md ~ifl. y, aud bv, r. dcns, ~ pupnl.ief.
Nr. Of"nper. hsm~r.s ~ ca nncliun. I.
10 m irish nries' here, and seems 10 b. muti
h.lov 4. IT. u n worthy furrresur ~ ~.
Knndark. who did 50 much 10 improve hi,
part ~ The Sia'e.
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Proclamation.

The qnlhiielyterso Dibp-c muts -
diam, ars hereby no'iiri Ih,t ~ " ciipn
will b. hrli AZ ne usual aud legal places ~
holding rlrclipn- 10 sud county. ~ tie s"e-
nnd Tuesday - Uctnurr ntxi ir lhe cur
y, se ~ cheering y, ~ ~ - Il ilr I'll ~
enumerated - W. cicrk- eli lirslr rbrvr.
.ent NJ lSh9. IA M NInnAN. ID G
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IL TowS.-Wc had thcplcasurc YES
tcrlay. If meeting Mr. j. TGi'ichcr
editor ~ the '.Iu1iara Vo'tsh'a'. 7
VII" il on 4 shnrr business viii "a onr
town. The Vultshlatt i an excellent
PAPER. and merits Il liberal support.
and is editor il 4 genial gentleman.
Mr.. John II. Harper. the regularly
nominatcl Know Nothing Republican
candidate far State Treasurer was also
in town. We sunfnsc IN an election
ccring fonr. Hell not accomplish
cnon-h ~ pav for his stage ride.
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Any one VIM y illnesses ihe onrratfnn of
s. Bro,hsr'- Faulty Medicines.
will real ~ the ahuvr truth. The rnnwon
F.. Spf.s.irn ~ sIi ir usr 'hru W. they act
I ks u .harm. " rsr ewing ~ ram. and
pr venting aud curing disc ~, tl.s hav.
~ 'qual. Their assortment c"mpti-es 10
4 cnr' all" but q different rem.d, tnr each
y sea-r amuuniinc 10 OYER ,hir \ different
sfiic ~ 80 The very sensible rrin III y w N
~, nnr medicine cHn .ure OIL HE 'ils hum ~
ny j. h.sr 70. This recommends i'-.iI n,
'he public, IN strong e. nirs-, ~ The many
''rur -ails md cure everything pul ~ aud
-.iJ BY ilnnrari earubnnd- THY ne nl-o
pr,pricior~ Vt .Yruntts a. carlnrn NJ iInrre
aud Cattle medic inc prepared Nv them.
~Ih great care. amer original frivr,r recircs
~ iuus'f. lie great English Farrisr. 1'r,
ihcrr Articles whri IL NJ ~, nnj we are sure
y'n vii b- Vel <a'i-i 4
r. rr ~ ID Jsrper Z, Isaac NEwT s.:
IL Hun'inghurg b, Dawn B.AAnE.sr Ne;
leo ege,ir Tor M,rre'S Indian Rnri Pill.
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NoiicE is hereby gwen : st ] viii sell ~
~ public sue ion on 1hursday, The sd
dFy ~ september. \, The residence ~ Madi-
son Arms rn,g. late 1T ubnis county, DC /,
sIl hi- pp,sunul properly not taken ~ the
\ ifuN. mud cDrr,s'ing ~ horrr., hrls. va
gene, nne carriage. lSrm,rg utensils. &c.
T.lrr ~ ra~le-Tw.lv. mouths credit
y III b. given 80 MI sums uv.r three 'iuIIs's,
purchaser giving his note with APR vsd
:, ruri's, waving valuation and uppraiss.
ineni lsur. wuh interest irn.n date.
sept l-3w. Mni Drcsf I! fgiss. rdnr.
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Mn Speaking ofihr crops, me NV iIamp-
~hife Democrat saws: "Ii.rr Ia New lamp
-hie everything 4 prna ing tremendous "
except he Republican party, and even Thu
.rpn- mran,rr
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-
II AIR RLSTORA TIV e.
Thr 81. Louis (Nio.) ~ mora, .ays: ~.
low. w puLiIsi > isiiert" d. Wuod. 81 ,his
ciy. iioni y esntlrmsn ia Name. vli,l,
+prAk~ glu~inaly ~ he ,uptrur mems of
~ hair tYnic. such evidrnrc must ha,s ~
%ff'r'. wi.rn coming irrm d reliable source.
y rsrhh, aier are luarunters III uuth, iir DR..
nrsdf no rnc"nlums. nor usrlsrs puii.ry
Honi The press:
Earn. MA,rR. Jan 90. 1855.
rre'esSur q J Mod Il Gu.
~GEsTLiMFN: Having ny attention csIled
q ~ mrnliis rinrs ~ ~ h,gh ' b.nrLrisi
~ eis y your hair Restorative \ aS induced
~ max Application ~ y usrus N, own h.,f.
" h'cl han uscorne quite r,ay, probably ono.
ihird hic; my vhiFksfS a.r. ~ .sn,e
.ei'Fa,l,r. ) me lhfrr mo ~ i w Nm.
\ urri d bn'ii' W yuur lhif tstufat;yY Ana
%n''dl'. J suon found !, was proving what
had wshrd u-rJ II shuut sMsre . w,et-
' h"vf si"ee p~roerr'l another toiilr, OF
y hirh ! have u~rd some. tnn nov c.s,i.
w 70 nc "orid I'M 'he grn, N wlte hsir
no io'h y disappeared, bvlh on NV h.sd
"nl i-cf, snd my AaAr has r'sum.d N, nat
nfsi c"1"f, mn believe nur, r,fi una 4 ~
~ il'an Il iats been NJ fore iLr e.t..b,.
,ears. am Row ~xyytsr- cli; nv yaca
w ~ re egg cl 4 1y.i"o, nas 10, 4 Il wigs
,''e rnu,r ,ii~el.
Ir~ avrye notice | deem lue io,oY ~,
f"ur s-lu'ti" ~, ussFv an hrsAs,H thst
N'p' srf NJ. ri2iit. uss, rrr directions, viii
M have accession 10 contradict my statr.
mfnfr- ] an q ci'iz~n n tlis my aud \ r.s-
iisa' here ior he lat Il teen ,-sf-, snd an
known !" 'esriy every unr here hAd a.ia,n-
lNs ~" Hs. Ans u-s yru mpy MAKE ~ IN.
AZ 81. WIN my nanse attacb,d. IL al yuur
~refsier, as J ~isA 70 pr.sersr he beauties
w r''urr M "'at y a. ~sli a. my.slf Ian,
lfuly.ADLfs.
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AOTicf i h,,rhy gwen 'hrt 'ie under.
~ sirn.d has been arpuiai,d nfnlnisira-
Tor ~ ,h- r.ia'e ~ Madison Armstrong,
late u nuboi- couriy, Indians. dsceased.
SAID estate T. Z, olvrni.
N. 3 All hose having claims against
sail csin'c are qw -ird ~ ptfssnt them
tu authenticated ,ur rtitienenl =, 4 these
indrbi.d are requested 10 make INN date
o., NJ. NJ. " RDEcAi " rsiNs,
rcpt 1, 1853 IN. ndminis'rsinr
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BALTIMORE Jan IS 1873.
WOODS HAIk RESTORATIVE.

7
lrots-pr W nai " Dear cir: ~llLyiuy nai
Il 9 Il u. rune d Inse he b., pnrilon ~
w. MI it.h tie ~, - VI ihr yesluw lever.
Va NV ~ as - 1904 Iuas Induced
z mnir a irai ~ y.nr ps.pDraliDe. sud
"Nff n Y" ttsNrr ~ nv yery ihsn. nec, 81.
Az ia- X htV iAick ~nI glossy. and 10
\ ora. 'ah 'xVrs-s ny obiigali1ir 10 YOU ~
.isng y The ilicseu surh q i~r-asnre.
FisLEYJ ms y.
The undersigned. Rsv.J X. B7nrg.i ia
munster Va regular standing. ana pan N IL
le Driludux church Br1ukh.lt. 3iAs-. ~
NJ 4 prnia man u s'eai llGutlcr ind rni.
srisuiiy beloved
WI. pYra.
m o'fsli. January Il. 1858.
Pro essnr Wu.d-D.n Sir: II sins made
'tal " ,uur Hair kssiorri,vs. II risss NE
w lr,rc - CIV lAaI n fleet MI. .en s
.rsll'ni ~ rrn, slig al amuA,lon. lsntfnG
ihd a tuifsistt irrrs ncy 20 iici.Atg NHh
Atirh ! h~s~ been itoapird from nv Child
N INA: aid ha- a.D uNWrti Ny ha,f. nhsci.
vss trrus-lns gfa,.fD ~ nfis nsi cana,
hisr nsea sa nhr aui NJ nin nfjthiuE
lkr w ~tm ri'ssufe M mn ht
X ~ ircls. x. rrlss
The Rysiorati,e = put ~ N DntHis~ IN )
N :. VIZ: lnfgs. nrdiusn urd Ama. The
sn'ai hNsus p pal and crafts i.r unr di.
lar PR k0iils; W. a. dom tuii- al i~nri
fAtniN pr crnt mr. IN pr"ruf ien III u
IN snN rrAtilS Nm iwo VI .'afs i nHiii.;
'Ac large npids \ fanr'. - psr cen, more
No nr.'a.r'pn 1td eniis " Ss u b"isiv.
q J Nod 80 i'rnrrieitrs,3l2 Dr ~.
N"g. NV f"'k. ON the great n Nus
Rfihn Esiablisi msht9 a . III Matket n.
n Lnu :. Mo.
anJ soid By ~ good Druggists and Fancy
y; df- Drslefs.
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Notice 10 Bridge Builders

= AuJ,lvr's Ot:s- ~ ID ,hoi- r,.ini, until
frd,,. III frst ~ October, 1858. ~ HE
.~frriisA "a q bfi ige AFRO Mul creek, on
iiir ririp rrsd \ auiig RON panii. Orangr
\ nn'y.iu Priersb.fg. PIX, county. Ind.
Fuf y uicnlais see pan ana specifications
M ~ Auciior lir,, il the rrw q ~ J srpsr
The surrcsslm tilder ~ b \, qnif.d %
sn'sr lntn bud. ~nh approved security, IN
q VI M afnUuti ~ III contract price tor
iI, tNi M l'r,,mst ~ ~ contract.
~ .Ea'r MA. Con- u~i--nn.rs,
bAfiEL HARRf-.
JoHs MEME,
sep, i5-.w. Superlnssnden.s " Bridge
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THAT GREAT REMEDY.
30 LONG SGIGEET.
FOUND AT LAST!

TNl- ffnIffV, %rIHIffr1 nv NE rNc'iTH Urn
'sSiun AID me multi he'd rnussnd ihu'
have uSfd u ril f.%rd IL wnnfrr'nl rura-
W. prrqer'ir-. 10 br ihs grrair-f di-rnvsr,
= mrsl'v - ienrr, nnd raf,sr'so~ d remfd,
" t'r re.ulf nf ,'sr- N i.il snj study. ts
lafe w Ohip'- favsri'r PLY sirlars.i n rier "
rv,nrs ~ I'M 9 Tint y unli N, ~ ,hr wish
NJ w -,ii ring humanity. md ia urand-
frm ~ p%rtnrely palar. ard humble cul
insr cen irr ilt ~ nr lmmt dlai- rrii.'
.urd hy ~ NE. FIR wri,, ID space wc H.
w Or irw u The 'nspy esidrrrrs ID Nh
inyur
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For Sscfri0ry cf .S!ate,
DANiEL MCGUIRE ": Morgan.
Avdiior af Ssate.
JOHN ~. DODD, 81 Grant.
Treasure IF Star,
KATA'L r. CuNNlNGHAM,o q Vigo.
SaJeirfudrt@ Pai!lc Insn a~csien.
sAAlEL L. RUCG. u Alden.
Af.orrsy General.
JOS. f. MCDONALD. Of Montgomery.
Aggrms .ijFfs,
SAMUEL r. PERKINS. Of Marion.
ANDREW DAWSON. Of Decatur.
JAMES ". HANNA Of viso-
JAMES L. WOR DEN. 81 Whitley.
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M1itn'. w, tfb ~ 1905
NlssRs X NANs K t.n ~ -n,s. ~
fad ,,ar sri \ BAi-nm ruperiof ~ sny n ~
sdy ~ m HI arksi fnr The W. rtnan. j. ,us. w
nil msrlafiuus disrs~,s. ! chr.rim " ' :
rnnutrnt X ~ wn,fh, ihnt IL ~ NAM
'ias ulslcver ,old ~ u-ad.
Very rruly Yuurs, RicnAsrs& THOMAS.
~ tho sufferers ~ chilli, t,vcr snd as,r
! hrer'nlIv submit ,he follow lug: ~ un.
ub-ervrd closely Tie 1T { : ~ Dr Manu.
Agu4 E.is,m " ',i- ,iriri, ~ ~ ra-i
three Yeats, ams.ll plea "a \ ~ = rem. :
dial virtues ns ~ nnlidpf- ~ maiAts. I
.ha,e irr%ql.ntl, Ned il 10 nv o. .riirr snd
with entire - ii-iar ion. Frum NV iniimai.
know j dee ~ This E, mpmnr. re mmend
n ~ snfe, pr0mni aud nici. ~
EHAcEtDuM NJ ".
Gallon, Ohio. April -. 1883
Eint'rn. Ind, Nny ~. 1858
MEs.Hs : X Va n g. c-.-Grn,s: iiav-
lng ~ ! y.,r go Dalram f"f lbr pA-i ~,
wears 4" srurer " vvr-nn~ Id itis si,irity.
md rIusely observing ~ .fTscts, We d. nut
w ri'nfr 10 -.si' "A, N irl"ve lfthr hss' rim
rdy ever .old W Indl.ns, and wil.n .,usll,
cure cliils. ieysr and ngnr ~ifnun, 'aii.
Tmlv Yrurs.
Pm LYMAN s. kEArns, Dru ai,s.
Lpesnspvrf. ! d.. ~.pt 10. 1856.
DR MAsA:--plrs-e scri me un..hai prns.
nnrr ~ s'u' Agur Bslshm i,nmsd,s,cly u
y ~ great demand, .il may be ,ruiy 4, I'D
ihr kIng II r, yer nnd Agur.
JLYrLE, phyriri % and Drnrgi.,
saint L,uls, March ~. 1868.
MEssPs ) X MANN a. co.-Grnts: w.
'iavr -,ld = lar aMonn ~ v,m Arne BAL
sam The psst 'hrre years, and find thst whrr.
introduced aud sold IL has u equal IN W.
Of nRue remed ~, snd from ~ part
% HE west VI hear the came che, rinp
nrv s--lt never fails % cure i've pstien-nnd
\ looked '4nn il this country as the d 81
d'c,ie Tor chills. lever and agne ever III
our market o. Woop a. 20,
) 4 Mann e. CO., Proprlviors,
Ohio. Sold By al good Drug.
gists.
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A.vcsa.sv u &c Wc.Ll.. LynritT.
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aud protection Of the citizen the honor and glory OF tho
nation fully worth all they cost, and any other sys
tem would DO pcrnicious and shortlived Perhaps the
administration of government could bc chcapcned Civ
en- out the bidder but the people would pay very
dearly for such economy My purpose, Mr.. Chairman.
was 20 vndcatc democratic party from the charge Of
extravaganza boldly made against it, have deferred
until now within few hours Of the sessions close, ia
the hope that some able and experienced member
would undertake the task, and attempt ii somewhat
luctnty and at the instance of what consider to bc
an imperative duty
have not attempted to examine on 70 correct tho g
ures and calculations of the gentleman from Ohio His
speech was characterized by industry talent and elabo
ration but 1t was founded mistake In facts, as the
gentleman from Virginia has shown, and Ia aIyu-
ment as trust have been somewhat instrumental in
exposing.
That there may have been instances Of extravaganza
or imposition cannot bc doubted that such Incident
to a vast government like is undeniable and that
no laws will prevent them ecctualIy but too proba
bic but the annual expenditures Of this government,
large as they seem to be- have eqallcd half year
interest on the national debt of Great Britain, ven at
its diminished rate Of interest country, too, dimnu
tive In territory and extent when compared With the
measrreless domain of the United States.
Whatever country properly requires It can afford
and whatever IL afford 1t must have Its public cdi
fees and Its institutions its navy and its army, are b~s
monuments of its greatness and power and while in the
hands of those who have long and well governed
It, ''0NwARD" shall be its progress. t
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
L,ROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
IL OF THE WEST, SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHWEST. BALTI
MORE AND OHIO Raj ROAD. IA -l -

IL OF THE WEST, SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHWEST. BALTI
MORE AND OHIO Raj ROAD.
Summer a,rangen ns, sdA greatly Improved scheise
Three through connecting daily Except
from Washington for the West, follows
lst Tho CINCINNATI EXPRESS MAIL starts at BIS M,
Junction. before proceeding West This Grafton
and connects Bcnwood the Ohio river Ia m with
Central Ohio Columbus Cincinnati
reaching Cincinnati at III 80 a, next day. y aEl
I'd THE GREAT CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS EXPRESS connsxion
leaves Washington (ucudDg Sunday reaching Gu
cinnut M, day connccns directly Express
Train for Louisville Cro and the and r S. Louis
Time from Washington to Cincinnati only 2s hours, and
81 louis only "a hours
Sd. CINCINNATI DAYTON TDIANAPoILs CAIRO ST. LOUIS,
and Suaay 10 connecting Washngton Bal
leaving Baltimore TO- Sunday
ion with this train Is made by the $780, from Washington
To view the grand mountain The road daylight
bl5, a. m or $40, m, train from Washington.
For Parkersburg and all stations the Northwestern Virginia road
te tho $50 train For all points the Marietta Railroad take
the
The western Washington by
these both direcions closest direct
travelling public,
associate lines could
Through tickets
quarters and other possible facility will bo found upon
t#E
way passengers baltimore ana Ohio Rail.
Washington follows For points
ingon Piedmont the
between Piedmont and Wheeng take the $50,
with the Frederick tra6 take the 80 IN,
For tickets Of ali kinds baggage checks and further nomaton
apply 70 TIl0S. ii. PARSONS Agent,
Or at tho ticket Office, Washington EtstIon
w., P. SMITH,
Master OF Transportation
L. N. COLE,
Ek -f.tt General Ticket Agent
NJ, II
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classes not
headed Aiscellaneous Ia the schedule twenty
Persons whose offer shall DO accepted will by
through the once which
and hey do NOD enter into for supplies specified
wfn hroen days from The of
acceptance OF their bid will
the defaung
hold responsible for all dsinquencea W -
All offers confwmty
ut the option of tho bureau, rejected fsit 4
Those only whose Offers be win be notified and
tracts viii be ready for execution may
tcablo. twt t.f July s--law4w
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
az Dndem by King, Empcrors Whati Why,
cat Uindem ever


n Beautiful Head OF Hair;
himself provided for all
Reader although the bloom brightly the glowing
cheek sparkling the teeth be those OF the
head Gercf Of its covering Or the ha be snnred and
than half hor chaEns Prof Woods Hair Restorative used
three times will restore and permanently secure TO
the following and judge Tho writer Of
tho nrst is tho celebrated pianist, Thabcrg:
New Yonk April 10, 1858
express you obligations lam under
United States rapidly becoming
upon application of ar Restorative" recovor
cd Its original hue consider restorative very wonderful
invention, quito eficacious aa wen as agreeable
Dr. wcop s. TIIALBERG
"Drych ar Gwylicdydcto
welc Newspaper Office, 10 Nassau street, April H. 1853
Ppor O. J. woop ago
bottle Of Hair Restorative and wife, who
concluded TO try il on her hair little thinking
gray original well
SURPRISE after few woeks trial. has performed that wondor
fu by turning NIL gray has dark brown the
time bcaurying thckenng strongly
above restorative to all persons In want OF such change oher hair
CHARLES CARHEW.
.Nxw YoRK July 25, 1857.
PROF O. J woop confidence recommend your Hair Re-
oravc being tho cGlcacous article ever Since
using Hair Restorative my hair and whker which were al
white have gradually grown dark and now ioel confident
applications will restore them to their natural color
has relieved all dandr aud unpleasant chng so com
among persons who pcrspire freely .. O. khbl.
Peoy years my hair falling Oft
becoming bald, and had tried
remedies &, no ccc using your
ali up and turned back 10 ts former color (oack A.
this time Is y restored TO ts original color health and npsar
CncAGo nl May |, 1887
The put in bottles OF three szcs VIZ large mo-
dam small the small holds half pint and retas or one dol
per the medium holds at least twenty per cent more in
proportion ross for dollars per bottle the large
holds & m pei rn m York. tho
great Wire Railing Elshmcn and ia Market street.
BY good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
May 13-d3m
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NEW YORK ADVERTlSEMENTS.a
$. 9. nerrinK q Coz. Patent Champion SAFER.

rJNHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
hnng public bestowing their patron
to that extent that moro were necessary 70 exhibit all
their stock have enlarged their by opening extensive
saesroom Broadway No 25l Murray street
pose the City Hail. This enlargement warehouse with tho
enlargement Of their will enable the subscr
hand at all times larger stock Of nre and burglar
other establishment world
will be had constructing private families match
with other furntue for the security OF plato aud jcwery
r.
and all kinds OF chests vault
vaults Is powder locks for banks
oness patent pormutaion bank lock and Cygcrs
"a. tent letter lock, without key.
g. O. HERRING & Co., Na
Nos. 1885, 1877, and l3g Water street, and
No. 251 Broadway, Murray st New York
i@t r. COYIE & CO., Agents
Gt Washington, d. c.
sJ4tl ~ B. w. KNOWLES, Agent
Nav 26--ly sg sst5 5a335is t.afE Richmond, Virginia.