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IFor the c~hrOnislsl
Respectfully. naA permission, to our Legislature
in SesiJa.

Avauntl all mean, ignoble souls.
Mere ossifcations of covetousness,
Idolators, who lure in their tolls
The poor, the widow, and fatherless.
These hypocrits. pray all behold;
Now counting their %usurious gold;
Mex. stalk to church with pompous tread,
Their gold yet jingling in their heal.
Hark. groaned not the spirit. when they praye
Give them this day their daily bread"
("We've robb'd them of, they should have said,
Amen" cried the parson-"twas well said"
With such devoted, jealous saints.
Out of my church, I've no acquaints;
They worship God, cschew all evil
"'Pshaw!' says the very Printers Devil"
Says SATAN. "a I CHANGED to hear.
Prom such saints | have naught to fear,"
AMI tells his compeers it were we'll
To have a jubilee in hell;
For al! Chris.endon-fso cllled.)
With Mammon's worship is CENTRALIZED;
Bat not on ea;th at SUCH high -ates
As in half Of the United States.
Brother shAves brother, n-ier content,
With ten, To fifty per cent,
According to t!Ieir respective reels,
Without respect to seeis or eDee3s.
Shaving blasts here. no Christians fame;
Exborioner is an honorable name
IL they pay to bull ! steeples high,
Nor less to priests. occasionally,
Like Jupiter, they Will wink or mod
In desk, before the living Col;
And pFate but of sin in heather lands.
With filthy lucre' in their-hands;
Of Iaola.ors there. and Christian missions,
And their lost. uu lone conditions:
Thus IulI aud lure their fo!.is and focks
Der sainted shaving stumbling blocks,
Down, down the certain rad to hell,
To increase my kingdom fast and well;
Blind lead the 0lind'-none can see
That to worship gold. is to worship NE.
Then batting all theis divided notions,
One in idolatrous devutions;
While heather. with far less pretence,
I~lolators are, in simple sense,
But where [ choose to take my seat,
And my devices all complete
Often with Legislative aid,
(0f the PRESENT I in much afraid.)
As sure as Eve Was e'er deceived,
Or fer Abel ever grieved.
Thousands here have no God but gold.
Although within the Church's fold;
And foster hope for eternal life,
Ia division. discord, hate and strife;
Serving Inc far, far better these.
Than oil the heather Ger the seas"
Thus much. whether good or evil.
From a rePorter-"Pri .ter's Devil" z.
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Our friend, J. X Ii ,an. Of LimetowD
has in bis employ a small steamboat
Called the Tempest" Last Sunday
proving al u~nfayorabie day, ami the
ro1ds rough and muddy, ne raised steam.
jumped aboard the boa. and brought his
fanny up 10 church. las very nice to
have a steamboat-'hey are such a
HANDY thing about tbe house. Monon
gahela, PA Republican.
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M1rriaaes.

In Warren, on the 2Gth ult.. by Aznr Abel.
Es1.. Mr.. JAMES G. JONES. and Miss MARY
JONES, both of Weathe.sield.
In Warren, at the Gaskill House. on the 2Gth
ut. hv Rev. Z ]. Baker. Mr.. OLIVER II
PERRY. Of Jeftrson. and Miss HANNAH r.
APPLICABLE. of Youngstown.
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY: Published by Phil
fps, Samson IL Co, No. 10. Winter
ST, Boston, Mass. Terms So per
year.
The present number. February, is
the fourth which has ret been published.
1t is fully equal 10 any which have pre-
eeded it. which is saying all in its praise
that is necessary. We regard ii as de-
cidedly the bes. American Literary Mag
ssine, nos published.
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DR.. BANNINGI ~ CLEVELAND, NEW.
rOE FALLS AND WARREN.

Those lahoring under Chronic affections OF the
Throat, Lungs AMI Heart: Pains ana weaxre-s o. the
Buck ant Limbs. with irregularities ofthe Hips Spine
and shoulders; Dyspepsia. Diarrhoe :. Constipation and
Pill 3; Ruprures " the Bowels; ur.nIl Weakness. Leu
corrhea AMI hearing down." or SENATE Weakness
are informed that DR.. Banning may he consulted in
Cleveland. at No.. 81 Public Square. (no,th SIDE from
the LIST Monday to the Ist Wsdnesi y evening Of Feb
ru4ry IN Nexton Falls on Thursday the 9TH. and in
Warren on Friday AID Saturday the 5th and 9Th, at the
fLSkill House.
WOULD Nor BE- WITHOUT 4 7 Of On.
TosIAs' VENETIAN LISfNEST in the h1use. is the uni
versll remark hon those who have tried this wonder
ful preraTrtis for khe-natism- y~ssrtery, Headach-,
Pains ami Aches Of ali kinLs- 1t - worth is weight
il gold 10 al Who vaine teli'h. Price q & 20 cents.
DEPOT. So Cnnrti4ndt street, New York.
Sold ~ WOODS SPEW. Warren; VI WARD *
co. Ni.es. AMI others throughout the eounty.
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TgsaESDoUs STORM AT New ORLEANS
A terrible gale of wind swept over
Mes Orleans on the 10 h inst. d, ins
much damage TO tie shipping. unro flag
many houses and destroying several
lives.
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SPECIAL NOTICE..

- Z 7
Ladies ESCEISTE. or sEsPe-fiaS tAsnseirss so. are
eaRiieR:i against aSiAs Il zen. as Miscarriage r@zia
sRsas. sGdieS desiring an iaersdse 81 fsDiiT Sh7Hid
f0rego their use entirely. Gs a feD pills each E.0atA
rOald be sa-e TO Pre1eat pregnancy.
PrbPr,etOrs Importers, or agents can be IN no wise
responsible af.er thi. a lnon;t.ou. Although certain
in eiect. they are 50 mill as never to produce injury
t. the health. Nail Packages. havibg the appearance
OF an ord nary letter. Orr &c BLOOD are sold only y
orr general agents. who will send them Ivy ma ]. pos
p iid. on receipt OF pric-. Boxes SI.2i: Half Boxes :;
cehtS- Ms.sr,. '. II. ALDEN & Co.. Cieves and. o. ara
on general agents. All orders will be promptly SIZED
BY them
Sold by Z A. SMITH & CO. AID SPRING GrURE'
Err. Warren. I'D by Drugsists gsneriIiy.
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OUR INDIA INK PAINTER is Jo!pg
" some fine WORK. Cal and see his specimen
iPeb3 ROBBINS * LeRU
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ExiNINATIoS og sCHooL TEACHERS
THE Board o. School Exsmiaers 70,

III u " &kgC -
4 Trumbull County, viii commence their regula,
Examinations on Monday the LIST dag Of March next,
and for the convenience OF the Bard OF Examiners
aud Teachers, the Boari lave districtel the county As
bllogs:-
Those parsons who wish 70 he examined and reside
in the townships Of Hubbard, Brookaeld, Vienna and
Liberty. will attend foT Examination On Monday the
hrst day Of March next
Those re siding in Hosland. Weath=rsdeh and War
rem. viii attend ON ., ednesdIy the Ri 0f Marcia
Tdose residing in LGrist0won, Newton and Brace.
VILE. on Frilay the Sch day OF March,
Those residing in Southinyt0n. champion ind Ba-
xetrl. on Monday the 9Th day Of March.
Those residirg in Foster. Hartford and Vernon. on
"Wednesday the 10th day o. March.
Those ~resiling IN Johnston, Mecca and Bristol, on
Friday tbs '2.h Jay OF S'areh-
Those residing in Pennington, Nesopotamia and
Blcomield. on Monday the Ism day Of airrh.
rhOss Tesiding in GlStzvGs. Greene and Kinsman,
viii attend on Wednesday the 18th day II March
The Examinations wIIlaii se hrld AZ Empire Hall in
Warren, and To commence = 10 O'Clock A NJ OF each
dsy. U. 4. ~HUrCHINS, Clerk
OF Board 0i Examiners
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4 FRAGMENT T

~ 8. 81 Murdockl Before VIM. 3. Mcconnell.
vs.. Justice Of the Peace OF 50 uh-
Wesley cahow. } ington ToSnship, Truniuil
County, Ohio -
On The eoth day Of January. Is5a. said Justice issued
an order OF AttachmeLt in the above action for the
sum ofFoTty.Six Dollars and twenty two cents Is i6.s2 ,
Said cause stands adjourned for trial March 18th. is5s,
ats o'clock A. NJ. S. u. MURDoCK.
Southingsn. Feb. J, lSaI3x.
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Ith Establishments.

Casual Advertisements nu>t be paid "a
wheu tanded IN.
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nISSOLUTION.-'rhe C4-Partarr-
~ ship heretofore eSiStin between JOHN q. Walker
d. IN WALKER. unGer the name ami fra a. :. Il. - ".
Walker, is this day dissolved 10y Esutnal consent
J. 3 WALKER,
WM. NALkER
West Warren. Jan. eth. 1853.
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CARD I'd LADIES.

". PEacIYs"HAoH.sH PI.Es-Th= importers OF this
reliable aHd safe renedy FIR Female Complaints would
respectfully call ;h- attention OF american la'lies IT. It's
a. iEfail.shi- in removing distractions and irregulATi
ties of the EeEses. promptly restoring tAen in all ca.
SEES. TIL ssB9rssSIOH 80 eom;1ou. Is speedily relieved.
and there vii be no reear-eHes Of the complaint IL tLI-
r=ne 1, is used aee,rdISs TO directions. which accom-
paBy each box and package
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VALENTINES AT WHOLESALE
to Merchants and Others. or very reasonable
terms for cash. Valentines siIl hst b Of en- for retail
Until Reb. 9eh. PORTER & son.
Warren. Feb. 4 liza
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The business will csutinuei by Richard " and John
=. Walker. under the style and arm Of r. H. * J. 4
Walker, hy whom all demands against the late frin u
]. Il. & W. Walker, will be settled. iFea 3-Su.1
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STEAM BOILERS

DlSSOLUTl0G.-Noiice Is hereby
~ gisen. that the cS-psrtnership heretofore exist
ing under the firm of SPRING 81 X ER. Is this day
dissolved by mutual eoaserE The looks Of the late
firm are with r. Spring Who is authorized to settle
The same. and who will pas all de"ts due from Ii. firm
r. SPsiXsi.
November 20. 1851. C.. L. TURNER
Those persons knowing then selves indebted TO the
late firms of Surfing & Reed and Spring ~ Turner, EilE
please call AMI make Immediate EsttlsneIr Fer the
present: will be found at the old stand on MARKET st
! Warren. bee ?. s.. r. SPRING.
TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS
4 Eph-Aiio L. Williams. Adnr.1
Of Vim. b. Washington, ceased CIVIL ACTION,
vs.
George S~tsEhope. Thonzs Read.
Jonathan Seriey and Levi SutlE.l
The defendants George S.abhspe AMI Jonathan See
lev will take notice that thc piIintil above named kas
This s6.h Jsa. IS5S, filed his p-ttion to fcreciOse q
land contract bet, cen W R. Washington and Thomas
Real. for the sale TO said Read Of lot : in division D
and lot 80 in d vtsi n one Of Ear'esVille, Weston.
Township in said coanty.
The said ~Stanhope and Seeley are repaired to app ear
anil So ID ans claim they risY have to said premises
by the 9th day of March neat. or judgments w-n he
taSer %. which they will be bar. ed Of any claim thereto
= H. torres therein.
J. L. ( H. c. R4SyBY.
il. @. ts5SI5g. Attorneys tor PiG.
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Two DOLLAR ART JOURNAL, 1 yei

|DARNES' NOTES on THE NEW
~ TESrAMENr-Alrge supply Also, EARNE
QUESTIONS or TIE & TESTAMENT, at
II. n. POKTER 4 SON,S.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC-Just
l. received al Porter's Bookstore. Can and ~, one
Price Isl. cts. >P6RTER & SON.
- "a Var.
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ERESH TEAS we can warrant the
Il quality and ravor superioT-the price, airy sr:S
at the NEn IviIh STORE
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
$. G. Herring = Co.'s Patent Champion safe.

fTNHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
Il finding that discriminating public bestowng their
TO that extent that necessary exhibit all
their stock have enlarged their depot
and hsroom on Broadway at No 25 Murray street.
poslte the City Hail. This enlargement room,
extensive enlargement factory
bers keep on hand at all times larger burglar
proof safes than any other establishment in the world Particular
enton VIII be had to constructing private
with other furniture for the security plate ewely
.#.E a.s Also
keep on hand and make order oil kinds vault
doe and bank vaults Has patent
or store eoors ness bank Jock
patent letter lock, without key
. s. G. HERRING Il Co.,
Nos. 1886, 1877, and 139 Water street.
No. 25l Broadway, Murray New York.
r. C0YIE CO., Agents
Washington, u. G.
- r. W. KNOWLES, Agent
Aay2e-ly Richmond, Virginia.
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No candidate having majority of all the votes cast
the election according to the provisions OF the eonsu
ton had to be referred to the house of representatives
the choice being between the two having received the
largest number Of votes. The legislature met on the
4th of October, when the votes were officially counted
difficulty In relation to the vote OF Pontotoc
county the county judge having neglected TO sign the
certificate If the vote of this county were thrown out
Col Cobut would have been the lowest instead Of the
highest candidate and be excluded from the choice OF
ths house The Herald says the speaker had TO decide,
and having the fear of the lord before his eyes, he de-
cided for Justice rather than law and admitted Pontotoc
The house then chose d. Colbert governor by vote OF
10 to for J. Kemp, the next highest candidate. ID.
Colbert declared duly elected governor for two years,
and was nagurated the evening Of the day Of his cleo
ton Mr. Martin Sheco OF the Supreme bench, admin
stered the oath of office. This took place in the new
capitol building just completed 1T Tishomingo City.
The Choctaw legislature met the same day at Boggy
Depot the aptal Of that nation There has been good
deal of trouble among the Choctaws growing out OF dis
pute as to the legality Of the Skullytown constitution.
The latest intelligence Is however, that oil the Difficult
ties have been settled and that the two parties have
ceased their quarres
The supreme court of the Chickasaws met at Tisho-
minge City simultaneously with the legislature. Its
members Robert Love, James Mccoy, and Martin
Sheco The first named was chosen chief Justice There
but two before them and the Herald promised
to publish the opinions but the next week recalled the
promise SAYING that IL not disposed to make public
the ignorance of the honorable bench, that there
reason Judgment or common sense in the opinions
that there neither head nor tail to them The Her
aid explains that r. Love and j. Mccoy disqualified
from sitting, and that the governor had appointed j. H.
Anderson chief Justice and G. Columbus associate.
In general observe that there had been two
DAYS religious meeting at the capital that only two
persons went forward to be prayed for and that Russell
Mckinney invited all his friends who voted for him for
sheriff, and none Others, to oyster supper Sew
enl fights MURDERS and forth recorded, some Of
which in tragic and thrilling interest equal similar
currcnces in civilized communities, such as New York
city II is quite evident from this account OF affairs Ia
fn,lta thutt i,l,
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,THE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH

Professor Restorative.
NJ says the g Louis (so) Democrat Below publish letter to
Dr. Wood ofts city from gentleman ane which speaks glow
nave It's effect when coming reliable cerincaes
OF truth tho Doctor encoums ecss
Barn. (Me.) JAN 20, 1856
PRoF o woop CO.. Gentlemen Having my attention
w months since the highly beneficial hair
whn was INDUCED 70 make application Of u upon my own hair
saa become quite probably oncrd wbie whlskers
nus your Hair RestoratIve
what ihad wished used about twice week have since
procured another bottle, which certify
world that the gray white hair has totally disappeared both
W my mead and face, and hair has and
oece moro soft glossy twenty
w. am now sixty ycars old good wife, at the OF nifty
WI ~ as s used u with the same effect
Ih above notice you Your discovery
@ assured that whoever win rightly per rectious viii
t USason 70 contradict my statements am citizen Of this
resident here for tho last fifteen yars. and known
y every one here and adjoining make
Iye with my name attached is Your service as wish TO
"'o'e 'he beauties Of nature IN others well az myself
A. G. RAYMOND,
BsrrnonE Jan. 49, 1858,
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
fRor WooD; Having
p,on hair from the yellow New Orleans,
m s was induced to make trial preparation and found
70 answer tho thing needed Ny hair thick and
the afflicted such a treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON.
ana pastor OF the Church Drookdcd,
os gentleman Of influence and universally beloved
BsooKyDup, Jan. ~, 1858.
Psor wooD sir Having madc trial your Restorative
& gives mo pleasure say tha, It's effect has been excellent
% hg lnhammaton danduf tendency itching
@ @ witch have been troubled from chdhooi and has also
Pont ''''' '"N mug "'e ''0 same p's'' y
Yours, truly, d.K BRAGG
the Restorative put up sizes viz largo
aud small the small holds half dol
m per bottle the medium, holds at ea4i twenty per
GIorton than tho small rcaih bottle large
S quart y por cent more IN proportion, and rea for 50
WOOD 90 proprictors ai2 Broadway New York an the
VIZ, New York Ware Ring Establishment and IA sreet ircct
And And ;sd y ali COCA Druggists soa Fancy Goods Dealers
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tennessee Georgia, Aabama
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas.
Through Tickets great Southwestern Rail
road oe and Sixth street. Washing
ton the Steam Ferry Boat George Page tho ONCE OF
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria.
Richmond Danvle Iynchburg Bristol Knoxville, Dalton
Atlanta Chattanooga, Nashville IiuDtsyilc, Grand
ton Memphis, Montgomery, aud New Orleans
By Direct Railway Memphis
Acrd greater Expedition and Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter by any other route.
The George Seventh
a6 o'clock Alexandria, where passengers take tho
Richmond Charlottesville saunon White sulphur Springs Wood
stock &C. X p n Richmond all points Southwest,
making sure and close connexions TO Memphis
wagons and onbuse leave the Office Pa at
O'Clock, a. IN, and 7, y.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent
June IS--tf Washington.
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The coinage of the United States Mint at Philadelphia
for the month Of October $50 pieces of gold Of the
value of $l02 070 900 pieces OF silver of the value
OF $3.50 000 and 700 900 cents of the value of $l7 000
the total coinage being 1889 $50 pieces of the value OF
1868 0T0 The gold coinage principally in dollar
pieces and the silver very largely of the smaller demon
nations of coins quarters, dimes half dimes and three
cont pieces The deposits for the month SlI9 $40
of gold and of silver bullion including silver purchases
s4lG,430 Old cents exchanged for new "a G65. Total
deposits for the month"; S540, ,635
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NOTICE TO TRAvEII RS.--NEW ARRANGE
~ MrNr WITH GRE ATl " IMPROVED SCEDUI IE-FRON WASH

NOTICE TO TRAvElLERS-NEW ARRANGE
IN MENT WITH GREATLY IMPROVE ED UIEFROM WASH
lNGT0N DIRECT TO ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
daily lines Washington the South
and Southwest Boats leave their berhs foot Of 6h street. at 6
and y Passengers by the morning boat obana fine
breakfast on board and enjoy pleasant M Of 81 hours down the
beautiful Potomac passing i view Of Mount yernen BY the
boat they good and OF four hours in
comfortable berth state and arrive in Richmond IN time to
with all the trains for the South and Southwest
The southern mail conveyed this route being A
m'cs aoadng than any other route
making certain connexions TO
fHpEcksBrnc, RcMosD PEERsnuRd, Virginia WELDON
WILMINGTON, ~ c. CHAIEoS, s. c. Augusta, GA MONTGOMERY
tp Momn Ala, NKw ORLEANS
Also Richmond with the Danyllc, Sonhdc, Virginia.
Tennessee, and East Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
mnvilc, Bristol, Dalton,
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis,
1ynchbnfg, Knoxville Atlanta,
Nashville Grand Junction, Montgomery,
and New Orleans
For through further
tho southern Office, 32 Pennsylvania avenue
cast Of Browns Hotel board the boats foot OF 9Th street
GEO. E. MATrINLY,
August lily Ticket Agent
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GUN MER ARRANGEMENTS THE steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE will run follows
10, II O'Clock, M; and O'Clock,
Washington g. IL O'Clock M 49, s. and o'clock,
,.
The THOMAS coILYER, when route will opposite
Fare ID cents.
whaleys connecting Coyer will
Capitol
he the boats leave Alexandria.
s-eod--n RICHARD WAILACH, President.
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, 4 CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available in all principal world Also,
uie credits, for use in Europe, China &c- #
May 2S--6mon
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The great dry dock built at New Orleans for Cuba
launched on the 9th utmo. 1t is an immense struc-
ture capable of picking mp the largest man-owar like
toy.
The trial of MessrF Allbone and Ncwha at Philadcl-
pia, charged with conspiracy to dcfrnud the sockhol-
OF the Bank of Pennsylvania has been continued or
four weeks.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

v,ROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
II on THE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NoRriIwEsr.-
I1RE AND ONO RAILROAD, FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
Two through day sunday from wash
lpeton the West, as follows
IN, Mail train 745 Sunday excepted connect
inc closely at Washingo Junction, for the West
The Cincinnati Chicago Conneaon leaves
washington p reaching Cincinnati at = next day
ma connecting directly With express louisville Cairo,
shg and for S. Louis Kansas Time from Washington
5,nrlnnai rs hours, 81, louis only "A hours
nj view the grand Of the road IN daylight take
.ihar tbe IS. m from Washington.
y the Northwestern Virginia
te the so D. NJ Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
the same. =,
o,her nossible facility will be found upon this
~, naeuger for of the Baltimore Ohio Rail-
road viii leave Washington as follows;
or an Washington Junction and Piedmont take the
Far ali stations between Piedmont and Wheeling,
m train with the Frederick train take the so
train.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST;
Leave Washington Baltimore at 6l5 and 7t5 and $50
and a Al. a. IN. IN Sunday ats, 80, only.
and a. $50 and $50,
on Sunday al 80, a. M only
rhe As only l stop stations and for An
nalols connexions.
Tbs $50 the chiefconncctng trains FOR
,be West rs, 7t5 and 80 trains for the East
For further pqie the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ticket 0nce Of TIIos II. PARSONS Agent, Washington.
W, +. SMITH,
Oct3 Master OF transportation, Baltimore.
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All the swallows Of Paris assembled in the place Ven
dome, short timeago, to marshal their emigration
singular aud impressive spectacle The roofs of all
the buildings black with the swarinng birds They
set out south in three principal columns After they had
gone the guard moved of some three days behind
the fight of the van.
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NEWS FROM TIE CLICKASAW NATION.

A file Of the Chckasaw and Choctaw Herald, pub
lshad at Ifshomingo city, furnishes with ato news
from the Indian territory.
An election for governor of the Chckasaws occurred
during the week in September resulting as follows
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Eight longer Advertisements
ordered
will be charged 57ts cents or soh
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