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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-01
Abstract of Colportase in Maryland, Virginia
and North Carolina.

and North Carolina.
On the LIST June. 1857, and under the direction of
the Board at Baltimore, took charge of Colpor;age
in Maryland During the nine Intervening months,
l6 coporteurs have been at work. either all part
of the time, making "a months and IL days labor.
These colporteurs made 1882 religious visits;
266O families reported negecers of evangeli-
cal preaching 1894 had Bibles, three out of
four being Catholics; ,346 families had religious
books; 265 prayer meetings &C., were held; 7,476
of $27O in tracts, including city distribution humane
institutions and prisons. Fifty five have labor.
ed in Virginia in wh"le or part of the year Just
closed their united labors equaling 3o4 months, II
days; 81 1872 visits made; 1904 families re-
ported rs neglec'ing the house of God; l.406 of
them had Bibles; 1874 religious books;
meetings held, 1903; volumes sold 3s7l2; grant
ed, 16, 555. F"rty.three men have performed 2l7
months and q days labor in North Carolina -
They made %, 7Ol religious visits; 1874 families
neglecting preaching; l.O55 without the Bible, and
1880 destitute of religious books except the Bible;
meetings held, ,4S3; volumes sold 25 1852; grant
ed, 1924.
Five months and two days labor was done in the
District of Columbia. Families visited, 1916; 623
Of which neglected preaching 277 had Bibles;
1913 no other religious books; volumes sold and
granted. 1850.
SUMMARY OF THE YEARS WORK.
Time spent in service. 600 months and Is days;
IaHliieS ny thesc 1927
are Catholics and had no Bibles, and 5329 had no
other religious hooks; meetings for religious pur-
poses. 1865. While from variety of causes known
to the public. the men engaged in the tract enter
prize have had many drawbacks yet the good results
of their efforts are more apparent ard more abund-
ant than any foregoing year. especially in CONVEX
sions through reading the Socet;s publications, as
will be seen by the annual report. to which the at
tention of the public is earnestly called Four thou
sand children have been collected into Sunday
schools There is at present full corps Of copor-
teurs in this field most of them having deep expert
ence in their work. They scattered over the
most destitute sections of these three States, and
their prospect of doing great good is very encourage
ing Friends TO the cause requested to remem.
Der them in the distributions of their charities
One three cent tract the great mover in a work
Of g,ace which resulted in / SO conversions. Dona-
tons can be sent to w. j. w. Crowder, Raleigh. N.
C.; Rev. P. B. Price, Richmond; S. M. Price. Rich
mond or to j. Cross. 73 Fayette street, Baltimore.
Baltimore, March l, 1858. j. CROSS.
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GREAT LUCK $4,000 PMzE-SoLD IN SAvAx-
NAn.-It appears their other lotteries besides
matrimony, which prove essentially to a lucky spe-
cuator therein, a matter o'money. Witness the
above fact wherein the agent at Savannah. of S.
Swan Co.'S renowned Georgia Lotteries drawn at
Augusta disposed Of the tickets which drew $50 GOO;
namely Nos. Gibbs Of the combination scheme.
The extensive patronage, received by Swans Lot
terry all over the United States constitutes Of
the proofs that there must be something beyond ex-
citement in such in favor Of the world at large who
purchase tickets. We have often been astonishcd
al suddenly seeing persons spreading themselves
we'll off in the world; We wondered how came such
so. as we could not see any available means in the
ordinary way. On enquiry, some person who knows
at all times all things about every one, whispers
"Lottery Ticket" and the whole mystery is solved.
The man that cannot make money any other way
secures at times fortune by a lucky ticket.
We have just received a visit from S. Swan & Co. 3
Cashier who visits this city with the CASH, to pay
off the above prize
We shall certainly he the qui uire to notice
how the lucky winner bears his her sudden for.
tune.-Sauannah Georgian, april 6. 49, *
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STATE OF NORTH ,GAROLINA..--wAks

STATE OF NORTH CAROLTNA..-.WAAs
- County-In Equiiy-Mattiew Jones' Darling JONES'
and others. Elk Paries-Sale Of Real Estate. :.
Pursuant TO order made at the Spring Term lsns'
the Court of Equity for the County Of Wake in the abs
entitled cause the undersigned, Clerk and Master WIN
proceed to SELL on the Prenise on The s,n das Mentioned
to wit: .4 s2s-JEst 49,.
certain tract parcel Of Land situate living and DR
Leach John Young others containing hundrsdana
thirty one fhereabnuts which, said Land o"s
his life time was the estate and property Of Willis
deceased. LII
TERMS or SALE: IA credit of six months as to one n
and twelve in0pfhs for the residue Of the purchase
win be gssn to upon sess entering term s
sale dollars Of purchase money to DC p''D
Given under my hand at Office, this 18th day of April
:. 8 800 ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD c. SME
81 III OR, Adv 10 81, sl-wSs"'~
NEW BOOK BJNDERYA AND BLANK BOON
3 MANUFACTORY,
z eA IT HE OLD STAR OFFICE
~ 0eposits ne Prssbytyian Church,
RALEIGH. NC
TIME UNDERSIGNED RESP .., sen.
nt.,rms the Citizens Of kseigh and the .c a 70 bs
hst B. n saa asd ~
kinds aud any style, plain ornamental on ud aa
terms Also Blank Books to order and
any pattern for the public offices share Of pa''
resle'.1''' s'''e''sA' sJN0. J. CHAPLIN:
Raleigh, April 9. 1853 l4-ras~l
DEMoCRATIc MEErING IN RALElea1,lA Il,
We are requested to give notice that meenk e held
Democrats u Rslsxfl Dsstsicts Nos and 2, Will .
in the Court House the sh Of way csonyentisn.
70 appsinl aelegates 70 w STD
sDEl o6IcilRa4s1:1c; CONVENTION. ..,a
psmsstssy g 1.sp ss 9o aas saa::
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BIG Buck NIGG ERs-RoBUsT Niger WENcHEs AND
DIRTY Niger BABIES VERSUS WHITE MEN, WHITE
WOMEN AND WHITE CHILDREN, VERSUS THE CoNsTITU-
T1oNAL CoNvENTIoN.-The debate on this "a!l ab.
sorbing subject" by the various members Of the
Constitutional Convention, terminated Yesterday,
after having a full run.
1t will be very consolng to all the old maids and
chambermads, in and about Lawrence and Topeka.
to learn that the big buck niggers, robust Niger
wenches and dirty "igger babies who at present
an exact equality with them. How those ..ancent
and honorable" ladies' will feel in axtapostion with
the niggers in church. at table, at school, is not
to be questioned. Every sensible man knows that
they will exclaim- s
"Come to my arms You darling nggers"
The members of the Convention from the vicini
ties named have obeyeli their instructions, and
vote Of thanks should be given them their return
home and to- make the compliment thorough they
should leach one Of then} receive niger baby.
We urge upon the ladies of those vicinities to 20
to work Immediately. and if They 4nasaae. nlsnufac-
ture the babies, man0facture some hobby by which
they can raise the cash to purchase them with
Blue belly ingenuity can accomplish almost any
thing and we sincerely trust it will accomplish
this. IS zssss5ss99 IS.
Seriously, the Convention has given the right of
suffrage 0or three years at leastl TO ALL TIE
NIGGERS IN KANSAS, THEREBY PLACING
THEM ON AN EQUALITY WITH. THE WHITE
MAN Furthermore have they provided. THAT
BLACK AND WHITE CHILDREN SHALL BE
EDUCATED IN THE SANE SCHOOLS S.
We submit to the people Of Kansas If these enact-
ments are not disgrace to us. We call upon the
honest farmer, the thrifty mechanic the merchant,
the professional man and the hard listed kbores ia
ponder well these enactments OF the niggerlovers.
And in order that these niger lovers may be known
throughout The length and breadth Of Territory
we call upon people to examine the Affirmative
vote as Get forth in the proceedings of the Gcnyen
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Frame.
WE WILL SELL AT THE STORE FOR.
w meIIy occupied by HEARTT IKEDELL. one
door below WILLIAMS 4 HAYWOOD'S Drug Store IN
the above number of FINE OIL PAINTINGS CONSISTING
of the works Of eminent American and Foreign Artists
Amorg them will be noticed prominent Arrcys Dream
Tile y Fmily large Fruit Piece several large Land.
scapes by Egan, and Others of beauty and merit
The collection will be open Free Exhibition during
Friday. April 3uth and Saturday. May lst when all are
invited to call and examine the culectian
ROYSTER, JONES & MOORE, Auc
Raleigh April 81, 1883. S4-2t
United States Mail-Salisbury to AshevilIe.
FOUR HORSE COACHES.
TIME TRAVELLING PUBLIC ARE RES.
II pecfuly requested to give this line iriai. They
i'll find it to be the cheapest nearest aud best route WEST
Ny Coaches fine, large-Nne and Fourteen Passenger
Concord Coaches.
mo Hacks ON the Road.)
NV Horses are well trained and gentle and take pleas
ure in recommending the Drivers this line being the
most sober careful and genemany Drivers to be ound
any Stage Line.
Travellers will find this route more pleasant one than
road Bridge. Newton, Morganton Marion Pleasant Gar.
dens Sananno Gap Of the Blue Ridge in full of the
celebrated Mt Mitchell and Mt Clingman Of the Black
Mountain. Persons wishing to visit the Black Mountains
procure guide and horses at MR. STEPS or POR-
TERS and in few hours ride reach the Black Mountain
House. and at their leisure visit Mtches Falls Mt Cling
and Mt Mitchell the highest peaks Of land East Of the
Rocky Mountains.
Tickets this line good for three months.
STAGE OFFICE in Salisbury. at The Rowan House.
C. :. BROWN, Conhactr
Morganton, n c., March 6, 1858. 54-3m
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&aNGkk'n AK Vine MACnlNAs.-t..rn
= always the conclusive proof Of
Judged by this thsrs no machine before the
nbc comparable e ingcrs Sewing Machines After c.ab
fishing the In the United States they
exhibited stthe late position Unvcrsce France here
they carried on the highest premium and
~ 70 make them hss / cen built In Paris
In every branch Of industry In which sewing to be DONE
these machines be used with immense profit As the speed
of the Railway ain 10 travelling foot sewing h
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing No tailor,
shoemaker dressmaker carriage trimmer sadder halter 49,
&C ahould be without The fair profit of using Of
these machines regulsy employed One Thousand Dollars
year In all private families where there 10 much
be done these machines aiuabe assistance Planters
and hotel keepers ind thcm particularly and
table These machines simple In their construction aud
strong and durable being the only kind OF Sewing Ma
chine made by which every Of work, tine
could be perfectly executed Thousands OF Inferior worth
less Sewing Machines have been made aud sold under
but Singers Machines alone found every
where to satisfy the wants Of the public.
Plain printed Instructions for using sent with each
aging them The machines packed securely
part Of the world To all persons desiring particular
formation will application by letter either OF
Aces, crw ard copy of NJ Singer Cos Gazette, papo
wholly devoted to the Sew ing Machine interest.
NJ SINGER a CO,
Principal Once, No 323 Broadway New York
BRANCH OSFiCEs-No Hanover st. Boston, No ~ Chap
ell ST.. New Haven, CT Govervie N VI No ia Broad
Newark, j.; No l&2 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia No. iI
Baltimore 81, baltimore; No j. Westminster 81, Pr">tdcno
r l. M. East tsh ST. CINCINNATI Ne. 65 North +h ST, -
Lods No 81 St. Charles ST. Now Orleans No ~ pal4Lu
ST., Mobile. idec l+hSo,s
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INSURANCE.

LlRB, LIFE AND MARINE lSst hANc M.
u LfscHHuRa HosE FiRE IssuhANCfCoaPAi.-i ms
mn.ay makes Insurance. asaast damage by Fire on
w enr ueuses Stores Tobarco Factories aud other bn'a
urs or furpture rosas merchandise generally 10
tow a and country on the most favorable terms
Also makes Insurance the lives 81 all persons enjoying
good heah sound constitution forihe whole
ife for limited period ,,,,-,--.
rea~onsts terms. :,
Company will also take marine risks from any o.
the Northern or Southern Ports, favorable rates
BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President,
JAMES NJ CORBS, Vice Presdent
GEORGE D. THURMAN. Chief Engineer
DIRECTORS.
yous orEy TAILOR sAartL II MckISNLr,
DEaTkN OrEY, sAhtfL nAhtAHp'
JANIS y. PArSE. Johs 4. DAVIS.
MA. II. STkArTos, MAURICE > Ias"hoNNh.
JAS. q. WILLIAMS, 1rsAsursr
GRIND r WILLS. Secry.
On ps w y 4 n's,r OWEN MedeHiEnamin'r'
The Medical Examination OF sulects for Insurance will be
once Of the Company each day between tho
hpuis of 2 and O'Clock 4. NJ. lieb 'h
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Daily Sirsiuiau,
IRSel Native


neignoFanps Of this country among otherwise
veil infdrstd Eaeiish folks Wa curiously illus
trAsed u ~ cess Of General W, la good fell
low, bdg Sueds ksusral) who visited England
few ysau ago. Having occasion 70 pass a
few days in . provincial town, which boast
Cd its literary eotcris, he rsceived an invita-
ton taeouGAsea acquaintance from Miss Blue
Stocking b aAtsad soiree The general, of course
went and bang Ane handsome agreeable fellow
he was quite lion. In the coursc Of the even
ing Miss Blue. who had managed to secure his un-
divided pftyHtips. tapped him playfally with her
fan. and said do you know that you are
naughty nanY "How so madam asked tie
general. why, for deceiving us all so; but |
shan tan on yoa. of course only every ono in the
room has not sseu - much As L.: Inc general
became nervous. and thought Of course that he
must have committed some terrible faar pas: but
as the lady seemed kind and f,rgiving. he deter
mined 10 probs he matter. my dear lady, am
very sorry i'll have been guilty Of any derellction;
do tell me, that may apologize" 'Oh y said
Miss Blue, "ifs only pretending to be an Ameri.
cann "HaeRdiag 10 be an American But
am an American, madam" Yes; perhaps you
live there; bat you are not native. you know
great S&ake Of New York" "That will do for the
company to think general" sad the literary lady.
and Of course shall not undeceive them. but you
must know had very distinguished American
gentleman, who scds native, " lunch with me
thi. morning and was 80 sorry ] could no, have
him to meet you Tonight but he was not at all
like von His raven hair CURED ia such beautiful
lie riaglets all around has head, and has compiler
ioa ~as ddrk-rey dark-d perfect Oheito II a
fellow."
II aiggcr! BY George" thought the general
and begging our lady not 10 expose his little r"se
in tr.ing TO pass of FOR an American, he got nto
IA corner aud enioyei HI laugh.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RICHMOND, May Ist, lr.t.
tientemen: My child had commenced breaking last
small which gradually extended The
haad including both ears which much by the
to fear that both would drop Off
rcd all sorts of advertised and domestic remedies without
good results. then procured and applied little TURF
OIL 1t began TO get better; the bottle got broke and
led gals tit again began to get My elder daugh
said pa % get of that TurfOil, Sisters heal
l. oked much better when used it," We got another
and her head nearly we'll This wss
aed and took half hour day wash H. and IL
very offensive. One bottle feel assured will
eutely there but little of the disease
the benefit Of others, take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate.
Respectfully. r. 7. CHALK.
To Messrs. Dove d. Co.
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HI SUPERPIOSPIIATE OF LIME,
Manufactured Iram Formula of
DIR. JAMES HIGGINS,
STATE Chemist of Maryland,
ENABLING PLANTERS To DISPENSE WITH TWO
thirds of Peruvian Guano for Fall seeding and for Summer
altogether Packed in bags and barrels fully warrant
ed Price $50 per ton OF 1000 lbs.
The above article, Together with Pamphlets giving full de
tail of this valuable Fertilizer fall of Its impor
lance and mode Of application, can be had of
NJ IIOLLINS CO,
l3ts ynchbur
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lust opened .renscndeus ssnnsi.y sf ole
- CANT BlNNEr AND SASH RIBBONS, AND BLACK
VELVET TRIMMINGS. all of which will be sold cheap. With
the largest assortment Ladies CATERS, and Miss
SHOES offered At reduced prices for cash
oct l6sl JOHN ABRAUAAS.
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sleigh ride this winter past discovered horses
and the skin off place larger than my hand, from
rubbing the inside of the thigh applied
Turf Oil and in day he well. Another
A mule which working to my dray became unable to
walk On examIong his foot, discovered nail about two
long head My driver and the neighbors said
he would be good for nothing drew the nail out Inserted
piece lint and Turf Oil aud set him to work at once
horse badly snagged the outside OF
his thigh places about inches deep and four
nchos wide from which he stiff day Your Turf
Gil applied brought them out entirely sound II
truly Of the greatest remedies for have
known lived In drug store for several years Use
this $ think proper. Very truly
Ko Nessrs Dove q Co. j. II. wEISIGER.
For sale by STROTHER WHITEHEAD,
nov 10 dom Lynchburg.
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once souih-siae Ratirond Company,
PkrkHsBuR0. July list. 1913.
lA4 sesaas.ssiss

~ ~ sssesaasssisa
IL VIRGINIA SPRINGS, via South side railroad rou Pc.
te'.burg 10 Lynchbas wa Va Tenn halroa hom
Knoxville via East Team aud Georgia Railroad Knox
ton to Chattanooga via Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
from 10 Stevenson, via Memphis Charleston
Railroad from Stevenson to Mdmphs
Trough issu.d to the points SPRINGS
Baggage check through at the Office South
10 owing Schedule viii be the South sie Ran.
road. commencing SUNDAY next, the 4h u, july lust
NAIL AND pAssESGER TnAIM
Cone rciug with the Riehnond aud Danyli. Trains At
buibcsle Juneion and with Tue tho"snouis al iy ne
Leave Petersburg daily Observation-Disclosures. 5oocA NJ
ArtNe Al burso'lie (Jnn.'ion) "i'.'..'.''... 90 "
ArIN"al farmsiiic at. .....'............... -,
Arn>oat i5 nchburs ...'.........'.... l@D +. NJ.
Leave iSnehLu'g d"iy at'....'........'..... 1o
AftN" al am'Ii" al :''.'..'...''.'..'. a,
N''''' fREiumr TRAIN ''''
Leave Petersburg daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AN,
AIivc al BurkrvliIc tJuncti"h)
t,,tr n, !, n"hbnrv - =, ~ = ~
Leave lynchbuig daily Observation-Disclosures. A NJ.
Aryr al liurkev,Iio CJunr,lonj nl..........t,0 NJ
AriVe at Petersburg i.J T. NJ.
a" Accommodation Passenger Car for Way I.ocn.
freight at 30 A. NJ and passengers going up Mcs viii
take the Mail Train al oc"rk, A NJ, stopping places /"
take aud put of b. strictly
IA charseof the irH and In vi" the tram be stopped
other poin snterandr Andcrsons Saw MIL ford-,
MdS'"s. W.'vile blacks and Whites. No,toway 9. H.,
Hurtc,iie Kccs High Bridge F4rmvlc Prospect, ramp-
ms Evergreen, AppomattoI spout Sprius Concord jam.
CITY POINT BRANCH
South Side Railroad freight Passenger Trains lea
r,''mburg haiiy SUNDAY .eAeapted) at......! a NJ
Arrive attty Point at........ ~ "
ArrNa al Petersburg at. ......................9l
The rra,ns with James River
and ucsdy evening with the ino Steamers Roanoke and
jam, II bound Tor New York
lht \ finn, Tran mn his nuiv WIN
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NEED. PATENT Az WING MA.IINE-

XAyEED's PATENT AZ WING MAssBsNE..
oer.a nn s 80. %s'i asa IA If essr
raby and simplicity The Of 1t Ia easier learned
sk doth Of leather on either OF
which works In very superior manner making straight
both sides Of the cloth s, he'd alike rirane beauty
the mosi elegant hand work rarely get working
der or eqairs repairing ard SO sAmpe thu. an operate
perform all ordinary repairs until iswern out Wrh
Is'; drainage r, Sys other Ma'h. u we feet ,n
fAui. a. Kinds q M.noastur.ne Cio,L<n Tn 'a- Root
and Shoe Aakrrsor chers requiring III The
liarues. and Saddle asnulactnrer VIII hnd this Ns,
thar VIII do their ork IN rape and substantial Il
1aei sew ing vii, ADD III. Siacaa. a,. narly a.,r. -
their wants beside, sa.seg labor enough ma lew
pay iott iaiiois MI dada graf saving By nSnt 'his
ing Machine, besides being u,iut
WORK that does net rip easily inst looks nuc ur
sand Of Dasrs by using this Machine while for purp
work done leather by this Mschpe is better than
The c.d.s."wn Georgia, pa.ro, says Whom
ed wholly oS 'sry use ou, a. il was rec .aa"nred e. sew
an leather We tr oA Harness and Carriage
work done in this was bos in po mt Of bsuty and Strength
and wsiee eOuhden for ,s alone tho maehn.
large plantation ssya worth the wages best
y 10: ~: Il Is. 70, the Ey
es. satisfaeson 80 several intend to order Machines
Extract from letter by . gentleman owl ,ns
plAn!.,on near New Orleans Your weds Pairm
them and with the best Of practical result. In
sh.. s .wc On them s..s.d scnpss suit Of
.ad n. s siAs saved In ssns them sesson has
Another ri.a,sr used employ tire. four hand.
making clothes ot the but since purchased you,
he wels psasssos wss my wife uses for ~ssns
s The soLs. q .a.y fssl eonadsn. the
We VIA 81 Who sssd Machine to e..min. ,he.. as the,
s ne :a .: ~ 70, r,% az . o.
SsvisT Maaaiss Si0O sal 0i3O
- whITNEx LYON. Prspassrs,
a sssl y A .. RNuLEDovE. dealer d Fancy Good.
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.zEsEaz&ts sssii;is...s,fss . sz..-as ID
TO THE WEST!
gUNlIE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. with its much i'm
proved Western connect cfers inducements
travellers Virginia and tho Carons through Washing
and Baltimore all portions the West the Northwest
and the Southwest.
The bew the trains from Washington and
is awsys promptly made the a-ngton Junction
0ntry called the Relay House)S miles from Baltimore This
the Ohio River Baggage checked through TO the West at
the W ashington Station.
-. '"ho connecting trains leave Washington daily at
A. VI. an 4.aO T. NJ On Sundays at the latter hour.
AT BENWooD
Direct connection made with the Cars of the Central Ohio
Railroad running from Bellare the Ohio through Cam
connect Newark with the the Newark Mansfield
and Sandusky r. H. for Sandusky, Toledo Detroit Chicago
AT PARKERsBIRG
Connection made Thy Steamboat with tho trains
he Marietta and Cincinnati Road for Chcothe Cincinnati
&c. &c.
The baltimore and Ohio trains cars OF the
Cleveland Ohio River Railroad Cleveland, Toledo
Detroit, Chicago and ali the Northwestern points direct.
- TO " lille this the
only aortng Through Tickets ami checks in Wash
iugton it il also the SHORTEST SPEEDY and D
RECT nearly all the leading points in the grea. West The
miles, being 100 miles by any other
Fare. by through ticket from Washington at least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than by the lowest i the Northern Routes
from Northern cities.
Frederick and Harper's Ferry, Marnsbg Berkeley
Springs Cumberland Bedford Springs Oakland and Grafton
passengers leave Washington at A. NJ or Ago NJ
For the minor Way Stations between Baltimore and Wheel
ing take A. NJ train from Washington
~ For further information Through Tickets &C. apply
THOMAS H PARSONS, Agent at W ashngtonS st
w. S. WOODsIDE, Master of Transportation
Baltimore Ohio Railroad
l. NJ Cole 0sul Ticket Agent sep23-cts
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Very lie m ark n ble.-

AsPIN GROVE. IIenrico, December /. 1877
MEssEs. DOVE Co.:-tientlemen-My horse put in
the yard front of the AMI attempting jump the
end OF fence rail through his shoulder and
n.Iy penetrating through his breast making cash large
ugh insert your ftt bottle of your TURF
OIL and applied freely lin four days no work
weeks he entirely cured
Respectfully yours, JAMES L. EGE
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants throughout the Stale
feb