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.SI1ERIFES.rSALE.,

8 +
VS. cuton to me directed from
Isaac Young ct al the Court of Common Pleas
af Washington county, Ohio, will offer for sac
at public auction. at the front door OF the
c,n,t house. in the town of Woo !iel |, in Mon
roe county, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ and 4 o'clock. ?. NJ. on b, .yy..4-.. :,
Saturday the 25M Of December 1853
the Following esoribed property, lying i'll the
County of Msnroe aud State of Ohie, wit: "
The south h;af of the south east quarter, and
the rorti, weston of the sou' -eaat guar,
ter OF seef,ontnine .(9) township five (5) and
lncea i've (5) levied on. as the property OF
! Isaac Iorh4g .s0-' i--1- q 81 f-lf So :,
| Also lo52 acres in thenorth part of the nerth
east quarter of fsectiou thirty-two, (323 town
shir three (:,) ana range a. levied on as, the
property of William Myers.
! = =. So IL c. NJ. MORROW.
j. Nov. "a, 3w $3.50 To- Sheriff n. G. o.
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we've utilized
fathomable forests. Guess we've utilized
The tarnation old caution at last; yes

the tarnation old caution at last; yes,
Stree.
FROM THE COVE ERNOR OF ARKANSAS.
! I This here we. look upon as the rea'4
creation of the world, the other was but
o sort of rehersal Now is given to the
eastern inarticulate continents a'yoiee OF
humanity and intelligence and they can
now whisper their hopes and fears to ma ma,
jestc America; and receive from her les
sons of wisdom and greatness. !The ed
{ nneational work is confided to US. friends,
and we will not be slack. Along the aw, W
full chasm of the roaring ocean shall ~
theAteachings of liberty. and Fields wire'
like the spear Of Uranus, shall touch the
squat toad. of sdespotism at the ear OF
Eve, and the S6end, starting up IN all It's
sulphurous gnomy of ugliness, shall be
spiked like a bng beetle upon the crystal.
weapon Of Colnmbia. .-'.' -.''' = 5
FROM THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA. - :
"OIe Virgmny never tire, 5s2 ~.
But dance. on dis electric wire. -
aGlear de kitchen &c."' q
FROM THE, ssaosyERson OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Friend Field, rrhee have. according. 70 70
worthy evidences, done.a .part1of thy TASK,
ia 1E,aaad it is well. ssWhen thee hastHfas'ensd
both ends of thy string, and the tixlngs,
and hast greatly and finally reduced due the ne
price of thy messages. we may see. cause
!. tftf ttfotf further communication with thee
Il Meantime friepd. we wish thee success, but
decliue to 5urs money in ire wpIrkss melt mel
it in strong liquors, or waste 1t IN vast
ing time upon idle demonstrations
Amen ! t....,E. :, IS 5
FROM THE GOVERNOR OF LOUISIANA
Two nations in two different ages. riz
Stand prominently out of the abyss
One England, IA respectable old hoss, ,si
Aud one, America, of. giant force,
e The power Of nature could ofnr' her &c
n So made C. W: Field 10 join the two.
- This is all the room Mr.'oPuncha ca
this week spare to these remarkable Pre-
l. ductions, and he will only add; that
is does not appear. to. him wonderful tn;
t. under such terrific pressure and .s'fa'
r, of compliment, 1he unfortunate 'eaoie'e o.
ID ing of English make and unused to n
L9tserbole, gave wav, and sent down share
IL from G9l5 t6 9250.-London Times.
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We)sezDSEZt1Is1
HIGH S G II o @ l..

TIntend to, epena High School here, on the-4t
l. of April $50, i'm which will be taught all
the brsuohes uspally taught in our Colleges
and best Female S-minaries.s The Mathema-
teal department will be nnter the care Of one
Of the most experienced Teachers. Lady OF
the highest attainments viii be employed to
give Instructions in
PLAIN; AND FANCY NEEDLE :
WORK; ;2DRAWING, MUSiGT &c.' dc.
The C! !assical and Scientific departments viii
he un,ler my own care, and neither pains mol
expense will he spared to render the schoo
worthy OF afdis;erning public. -. . +"'
f' L - JOHN NooRE.F
woodsfsld, Nov; 1T:h 1873. 'E p -' = '-
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:. THE SKATER.


Ths. .slater lightly laughs and glides.
~Urkuuwirg tbeaeath= the ice =
: ss,Nhereon be carvcs hisfair device slt
kNHened corpse 10 silence sides. %
IT OK sasA
It g lareth upward athis play; OF ToT
: Eta cold, blue srigid 6ugess steafs's
: Beneath the tie aiding Of his heei;;'a
Esaoats along aud foats away. saass
I = 81 n%s'ibba u
Nth I'd not seehlts horror pass; I"
= Ills heart is blithe; the village hears
Els distant laughtess he careers 1zg
Ifsestive waltzmthwart the grass,--s{
tETe eSs eGRs
Mss are skaters we who skim "-,ss
: The surface efLife's solemn food,
! esAhd drive, with gladness in our.blood
Xdaring danoefrom brim to brim.s.
.7HHaHVJ o. A$T
s,oasr'fset Oh are swift our fac .s burn, 3"
9 som hopes aspire like soaring birds;
eaThe world stakes courage FROM our
se words,ss ssss
rApd sees the golden time return Isa.. @
4 ga tAE sa1Ga
sYatgnever neas aas, silent, cold, s-zss
sksFloat thoseswho bounded From mrthe
h.nL .9iEsKWQT Xl1Xi
: ssWith eager hearts. like us, and sank
sBScAuse their feet were overboM4s
SEA eez Esit.kbs s'isake
. They sank through bresthing holes ! ?
a VICE, o. asu.
3 nThrough treacherous sheens of IN
ar heliefnk e@as
EGThey know not their despsirs san'
sfs 2f sass
ef4 Sfieiss sssAs
Their hearts and minds are turned t.
ssS ice. ~ saxs
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luenstas. Why are

tw-"say,i Ca sar Augustus Why are
your legs like an organ grinder?' 40
I. "Don't know, Sugarloaf; why is thcy?1p1-
"Cos thoy carry monkey about the
Streets" E iPlurihns Unum; sine que
non; essence of PeuperBint, sqnak.
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B-The Society for the Regtnera-
tion of uorals'is at present engaged in
iendeavering TO persuade caterpilars not
to eat cabbage $500. - saf= fr4oa H. =. g..
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/ a.n The .Denlotr tratie State Committee
of Virginia have fixed Petersburg as the
place. aud the lst Of December as the time
for holding the State Convention. ere 1.
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AsBI1a.s! 1850 .sfSl tA1E StlLs y, = - =,
E An excited young man, to snow
Ajs agility reespsly ely ,jpmpefd l,efs from an.ex
press train, while going at the rate OF hftty
miles, an hours y : The last seen OF him, ne
was going fipTflap, at the rate of seven
teen rev olutions minute, while the aif
was chock full of dicky strings fragments
of gaiter boots, aud torn liueug 'aam x
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Hastings Of Punch.
Commenting on the playing of pianos
and the drawing of teeth 'by' electricity

Commenting on the playing of pianos
and the drawing of teeth ny electricity
Punch says i4gsEs8 =rusT
"The question is, what will not -electri-
city do next r We do not despair 81 The I
good time coming (and it has been long
time Oh the Trroad) when we shah be 'a1le |
to sit quieu.sh our arm chair and q, seIecttl ,1
scity will do everything FOR us. IT Will
cook oul dinner, Sc VI onsoour oulSo4s' !
write our letters, make our cioehes' '~h'p
our children. black our boots shave oour
stubbly chinss and even help us 10 a 5plnrt pnlrntch
of sl,fi. if we only wish it.oGWe, almost 4
believe it win in time SO far reach mortal
perfectioa as to carry us to- bed, 'undreSs
us, tuck US up, and blow out the CANDLE
when we are too tired OF indifferent. to,doe
i. ourselves.c But thereris 'onel thing, We
are afraid. II never will do, and that is,
clip us to pay our income tax. - 0
ALIAS J. there is Limit even. to eleca
'ftricitysh'4ase sc .n,i1sA ,yAiT
,.LAupABtE INTENTION. Among the
announcements in our friend sand -cotem- :
porary, Bells Life, last week, we, noticed
this: ..,
1.-TWO brothers who have, never gained
81, are rsady to walk" ,saras {
1t would certainly seem hat the the sos SOONER
= the lazy, useless lads walk, the better
: Australia is open to them, is Canada
); where theyemay learn to improve thel1
e etthriftless lives. But we zdpn't see e,4 VIII,
Bells Life should detoteHit its yatf yaaltafabl'
space to such news. bs's.A .sHiz .
Ia < BARK AND CUTTER.-A yonp,
fellow naned Charles GOiletr, was brongh
up the OTHER day before the Lord Mayor
charged waiih cutting HIS, Charles initial
on the bark of ohe OF .he trees il Ken kepu
sington Gardens. He pleaded that b
had got assituation abroad and wssagoin
to emigrats. He was advised to atr '''ls )
nit his name in some other way 10 po'
st ,erity, slightly fined sapds discharged. =
le Mr.. Punch ever ready to help the,unluck.
L. thus aoes the TRANSMISSION for him..
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" rec ollettJ .ake this advice from me, ?
Never hack timber in the park; IS
nAFo Or, thopgh your bark is,on1the sta,y =
bas ,Yosr ,GGmust7noG be on the bark /,
, laEFoGGY REFLECTION. III wv deess it
hSppeni That WHEN a bin fbeconles dae The
Eacceptor is G0ftefi missed?q bHa sa4sj
T. eds 30 .oigO ,yia1oJ. ,sGTEr T. .l!9il
l1T ALL MATTER rE ST Of oTAsFFHE, STE, IA Woman
will tolerate smoke, in MAJ, she likes
atrd even asay she likes il; +; and AN ysts curl'
eusly enough. how she idislkss tina j u . mat Il
i she dislikkesI yiauoO sdf 10 7oifbpA +
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and leaving them uncalled for, is prima facit
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-12-01

f@c Why was Noah not II ,.Jewg Be-
cause he took Ham into the Ark.
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~-A, loafer who bad beer 6Hed ssey-
eral weeks III successioa for getting drunk
I; cody pfopSosed TO the Judge that he
should lake him BY The year st fedaeed ace
cate so ,air.s sIids 7s!.sg 10. st1..; -
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~ Madame Pfeiher, the. celebated
rayeler, isadead. O.. - --~s -.
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ylqUppER CLAssls ExAMINATioNs,5Te
Give AN rexample of thts degrees of com l /.
||Spjarisoh yeai A. Positive.i teach;q compare
i've, teacher; superlatiye; teaichest, So ...,
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TO : TEACHERS.

THE Board Of Examiners of Monroez GssAty,
"A Ohio, will, for the purpose of fioxsminink.
FTeachers and granting. Certificates to thoss
found qualified, hold meetings in the w Gods
field -Union Schoolhouse,. On eachiaof the fes-
Inyrinr lays viz. /
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!, f5- Mipneso.a papers say that the
retail price Of legislator in that state is
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l4th.a 1883

- u 23th: "''S@ l5
And on the End and last Saturday Of each
month until. further notice. ;.g - . L
:. The !ex mi uation will commence each day
precisely at O'Clock, a. M., and Teachers net
present at that hour, VIII not be examined. r
- The 45th section of the School Law strictly
requires that allteachers be publicly examined,
aud on the days publicly advertised by the
Board. No oscefsifcates obtained at any ether
time are legal. = 7a-..5sr
/, - BY order Of the Board. - ;
'-' JOHN MOORE, Clerk.
| Wosdsfeld, Aug. 4th. 1855. 80"
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Their hearts ana mlnos are 'ufAsq W
q ice. - sz1*s
LII &c ealRa S
sss . Ameriea in Hyrterics. smss saiss q
Y2 *. eGsse = =
. AR Punch hes great pleasuresafat the I
ksse.t Of num- st0us American frtens,s) FEM, in ;
devoting portion of his invaluable space
fot.tGe immortaliziug of few Of the ad- ! !
aresses transmitted from thes various 4
sMes to New York in honor of the At i
hasic Cable He must remark, however, {
that in nagni6cence of imagination : and s4
aaauence of dietion, they scarcely equal,
%hd they assursdly do not transcend, the
sphndid illusions published in the Times
Newspaper, from the American joarnals'
which record the Icelsbration in question.
FROM THE aoyERseK or coNNEcricuE AZ
* salute ye. "a The deed is done. A
"a new heart string, forgotten alteration,
hSA been inserted into the werids and
.hepcsforth its pulses viii leep time to tReS1
Rapping of the wings Of our Almighty
saniY inextingqisbable eagle. May the
blood of freedom course eAtony thatYgantt 1
..y9n with the fdsh of Niagara, 'antl sweep
SaEay before It's mightiness the moulding
forsnents of aptiquated hallucMallon.
siSoM THE ao4iRNoR OF MASSACHUSETTS.
: srfhe golden Harp of civilization and
AIrogress needed one chord of ironuto sus-
ttaau her sternerIharmonies, and it has been
added by Cyrps W. Fhd. = May it sound
: "a glory and syigor until the 'epd of time,
s and dive-and twenty minutes lateE.s
= tBoM THE SoHnRsoR OF rEssasEE.
8 Noble, o thrice noble men, Nobler
Q thsn Canute. tthe French tyrsnt,s Cyrns
3hS Great has6fdered the sea ruHobey his
Sebesls and Ocean has obeyed him. Xer-
: ,xcsf the haughty Roman, caused fetters
RsoIbe flung inse the Archipelagsssin sign
of his dominion, but Cyrus WsaFicid HAS
Thrown one sfstter across the waste CT
) sgaters, not fSE dominion. but fpr freedom
o, noble men, let .psdiqqordT t.ezxas
: - FROM rHf 'doyFHs9s ~ grtts aIssegFFgT, eFg :. >,
ss when thsheart would speak inIpres
s6nce of nsffacle, the wordssare. feeble
but our souls. rusf 0uts in esongas aud w
: stipg to your bfothers, in the straihsof oul
Isomtive and unsuitable land: ,.a.
sss Londop it i, very bigss.-ssns nx,,,,
s.f America il bigger; y s..s,n sraAS'
sAr Do pot let us care fg,s
sAf ens- Which cuts the betaers6gure,
skl Selfd the current to aHdfro,
81 The bottle round the.table,
ssgs Nothipg in creation, pos
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Nov. "a. 3w $3.50
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- - Ilo3s 3aalsa5 DGHR y - y
LIVER TNYIGORATORl
\ PREPARRDt BY. DIR, sANFORD.

i {
Comp pounded Entirely from GUMS. t2f4
Ts, oNEzOF THE BEST PuRGATIyE AND LIVER ME-
now before the public, that acts Gdtkdric,
known It is not only Cattartc, but LiSs,, remedy
the stomach and bowels carry that Gtter thus ac-
two purposes etectual without any of the
Hgtes 1t Strengthens the the same time that
strengt then and build it up with unusual rapidity
The LIVER is one OF the principal regulators of the
S pSd ~ and nen It RsToFms its functions we'll
salmnst entirely dependent thehe6hy action fthe
aPs G sn sB9 s
suffers In onsequence of one orEauthe LIVER
gsn one Of the il his study,
y to cOunterac the arrangements which
ts
mas Tbsas my F 99ss certain
the system, supplying theplace healthy flow Of Bile
TIE s3 So e gss Ts
Whole maeh5ery' renoyingSh cause of the disease
Ba a5Sgs RTESSk ASD WHAT
LIVER 1NvfGoRAToR, : 2 tns occasional use OF the
% to relieve the stomach
dose TstIFias prevents NIGHT
Only one dose taken at=nisht, loo,en5 The bo,,s,s
Re9r1 ,S ,6 5snd a., sSEss .t3eSa 11HE4zsSS
sI7R 99s d9is 81 two WIN always reeY
One bottle taken female obstruction The
dose gsEtset
one dose often repeated s,oa sure cnra ~ z59
1toRBgs and preventive 81 R0IaaR194s e4ze1HhA
sSses q sts t9 h5sx Ss Of The
~ One bottle taken JAUNDICE removes al sal
loG Gs or unnatural c1lorsrom the skin =, si
ss s9ss TAKEN g before gives Wig
R64 IN fa5is G 6 IS P1a a5s
cures aes osat sf e. ss wS 9ss
The e no or speedtet remedy in
1870 few bottles eursspRoRsY, by exciting the
FEVER AND 4es En14 insdiesRs 2s
and aI EEYERs Of BILL LIoUs TYPE IN onsysI a'
thousands are willing testify to It's
II aIL, ,0 USE ITARE GIVING THeypsU,rA M
SSs96SSI1At01fY17lET ITS FAVOR. = =
st9dttos1 bot4 to0etkets 4''VOH4t0Fsa at0
:. ~ &i LIVER INVIGORAToR
y. "A olENTIPIe MEDICAL DISCOVERY AND ,.5;s
cures too great believe 1t cnr! ytg
than bottle isrequre ana more
ron the JnVtadies a.. bs4f
all The result TS2
p PRICE oEEF DOLLAR PER RoTrrr
nd y Proprietor, s45 BroadWay Ne yo+i
1,1I 1 lieu Sy an Druggists. Sold also 81,
s Sc IS a. eEIAEd -,
dQCItIONEI1R
-. AND l-e-.. 1880
GN1I4l ~. 3 % ~ I1I CHA
~ so' 4eO h4arket Square - ssstsssss
- HE EII,TNTfss ~ !.
IS s 81 Dry 5000 Far4sSre Sly
ss ~ Eseal promptly attended, AN.
III ALI Long aud Short Lace NM 49,
lEIsK ELI. sYis sf Sl 9Tss re
ladeiF4 Port Sherry and lfaIsg,
2. a. Erwa RDs 4 BRO
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THE in T E.Ll5IGENC.ER.
HOW TIE C1BLE WAS RECEIVED UN.
DEE WATER.

A school of mackerel got dismissed
To ponder this new study;
The alewiVes paused amid their drink
And thought their heads were muddy;
Thelohsters turned, in sudden fears,
AS red as when they're boiled;
The whales shed sperInAceti tears
Till all the sea was oiled.
The frightened soles together came
In one substantial body;
Each cod looked bIuer than blue pills,
Or Warren's Pillicoddy; O.
The great sea serpent wondering asked,
"What's all this stir and coll"
The eels giant brother knew,
And stopped to see him broil
The black fish turned a little pale,
Gas 6igas u ships jolly boat;J
And tremblcd all, from head to tail,
The melancholy hallibut;
The oysters got up from their beds,
With rather sleepy faces;
The places tapped their startled fms,
And went to other places.
But when the first brief message went !.
Through the wide watery bounds.
To dumbfish straightYay were transformed
The oceans tongues and sounds,
I'LL (while old hunkers of the deep
Were wondering and gulrhing,)
Young swordtish sent by telegraph
challenge to young sculping,
And when they understood the thing
The watery fun grew better,
The seals desired to stamp themselves
On every passing letter; Edown
The grave white bears came swimming
To inquire for Doctor Kane.
While the frightened herrings only asked,
What tidings from the Seine2
T. w, HIGGNsoN.
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Cheaper than Ever.

Cheaper than Ever. ,aa
TDIsTREss aud heayy1osses in Railroad
NJ Stock Bank Stock, and all goods forced the Market
asruinops Importer and
er have Just returned from the Easert cities anu have
purchased goods at those runous prices now offer to
customers rnd the public generally goods made p to-
order In Coats Pants and Vests the and most
fashionable way, and lower than they
been offered in this market You, will get fine
clothes the same you have heretofore for coarse
Come and buy [oc26l a. ~ ADAMS. :
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Cincinnati, Wilmington & zanes-
VILE Raj IIoad

-. U
ERCHANTs, manufacturers and the Inbc teneraIIz
are hereby respectfully informed that the W 3 o. H.
is now prepared to receive forward freight
S Station zanesys Second
Lancaster, New Lexington and interme-
date Stations Particular also be given tothe
Of Freight the West in accordance
River from Cincinnati - s - = ' - ''e
Freight Will perceived and delivered dnrtTo ,,1Fsr
months from NJ to p NJ; during the GUNNER months
from M.to P. NJ, shippers fayorlnV
their patronage, rely upon the AGENTS
giving every attention insure the tnest
promptitude safety forwarding OF prueFtv IN
trusted to their care. - . - y y GU
Rorfnrther information the Frei v al J,z
the oomPany,o or apply to - = Z
III. Z, SMITH, rR
u. .4t,s General Freight Agent,7 7..i
hySud Evansville, Ohio.
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a Maw I.ioht

ME Drummond Light produced from Improved YIyIo
OIL, has equal, and after personal and salts.
factory trial. Tito to the public SGFk CHEAP
and best light In It is because It is
all properties It Is cheap because the
cost per hourts is the
the will burn steady flame for
twelve hours without trmmlngand give suieien
for any ordinary sized ROOM, having
right to manufacture andselWe confidently recommend
For sale wholesale and Retail 1t the Honso
store o. j. X. tDUNHAAI 4 co, =
jan 10 .Eta gz-s Nc. us, Main St. WheeltnR Va.
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TINE. GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
y tic cities with Western, North Western SoutIt.s
Western States by continuous RoiIway direct This road
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line of Steamers to
all ports on Rivers and at Cleveland
ausEy with Steamers to all ports the Western
Lakesi making the most direct, cheapest relia6Ee
route by which FREIGHT forwarded to and from
the Great Vest. l5a5f4 Eaers I55zssf
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
FIRST oLAsS-Boots Shoes, Hats andl eists
Caps, Books, Dry Goods( boxes, bales ~ -
aud trunks Drugs n boxes and bales oc per 4Vo MS
Feathers, FurS, &c. - ss-4sh
SECOND GLASS Domestic sheeting - gF5 .
shifting and Tlckng (in original bales, en.
Drugs Tin Casksl Hardware, Leather pVc per 1OO lbs.
Gn rolls or boxes)Wool and sheep Pelts
THIRD CLASS.-Anyis, Steel, Chains(in
Goose or in casks Tobaceo mannfaet1 5Oc per 100 lbs.
ed (except cigars cut,) &c. &c, Gs w.
FOURTH oLASS-ColEee Fish, Bacon Beef
and Pork Tin casks boxes, eastward 81 =,
Lard& Lard on Nails Soda Ash, Ger 4pc per 100 lbs.
man CLAY, Tar, Ptch RosjnS &c. Z ID -5it Cox
FLOUR-ISc per bbl. until further notice -
car loads 30 cents per 100 lbs, until further
further notice. = f7 = =. - S "esh'' uht'l
~ Tnshinping goods from any point east Of PhIadel
dtlr01d' All Goods CONSIGNED the agents Of tis
at philadelphia Pittsburgh, will forwarded without
detention. j, sa- t Z J. tagss n
FRE1eHT AaRETs-C E Evans 81 Kiby street Boston. n
Clarke, No Aston House, and street and Ichn
battery Place. NewYOrk; Pierce Goo 2aneS.
Vile Irwin Go, and Sprngman Brown, CIncinna q:
1 Ky; 2 q 0'Islley Co. Evans
Yiile lnd Y U sassj ST. LOusi AIo; Harris ormlev 90
Me Dphis, Tenn; Leec Co, Chicago, Ill; Glass Port
Wayne Ind; speeder Phila; Magraw 4 Rooms Rsiti
more; D "A Stewart ~ D@''A-
II H HUSTON Gen1Fieight Agent Philad s5s
ap9Iyl III. LoMBAERT, suPt., Altoona, Pa.
FREIGHT DEPARTMENT.. :.
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PASSENGERS

n q WNN III = " 1Ss'lAE NENNF 5WUAAl3 n
NwICE daily Sunday night exeepted) for the Relay
y House. Washington, Fredercksburg, Richmond, Pc.
teTsburg, Weldon, DC. &c (Oi Potomac River and the
Richmond; Fredericksburg and Potomac BailroadO by
splendid comfortable steamers Acqua Greek thence
20 Richmond by Richmond, EretercksburE and Poto.
Railroad.
Hours of departure from Washington, $50 A. NJ and
P. ~ Sundays eScepte) leavs Sundays at 680 A. NJ.
only baggage under charge of special agent checked
through to Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon.
From Washington 10 Richmond .Sb so
From do to Petersburg. .....-.....
From do to wrldon.,... :. ......,. 8
From do to WlImington. :. 1890. l9
The Richmond, and Potion &C Railroad has
been in operation % years. that time no pas
sengsT has either been crippled by accident which
without parallel lin the history Railroads. in this
country s. RUTH, Supt Trans.
June rs 1855 .5.59.s5 ID iyl-ly