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April Also.
ENo. Ie9 AN ACT

Supplementary to an act providing for the pun
ishment of crimes, passed March Z. 1885.
sgrTTos1. Be II enacted By lie General Assembly
efthe STATE of Ohio. That any person over the age Of
eighteen years who, under promise of marriage. shall
have Illicit czrnal intercourse with any female of good
'rep1te for chastity. under the age of eighteen years,
shsll he deemed guilty of seduction, and upon eonvic-
>tion, sbali be imprisoned in the Penitentiary for not
tess thsn enc nor more than three years. or be impris
oned in the county Jail not exceeding six MONTHS, but
IN such case The evidence Of the female must be cor
.roborated to the extent required, as to the principal
witness in cases Of p~erjury.
@i- WILLIAM y. WOODS,
Speaker of the House IF ReBresezfG.ires.
MARTIN X
April 4, Ie59. PresideEt Of tbs Senate.
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VIZ s'rsns'hen anu oaiia "
The Liver Is one OF The
human body and when II
TIE poTsrs Of The system are
Is almost sntirs's depenaent
krsT Tor the proper perform
stomach : Al tauiL theboweis
system snhers IN consequence
having ceased 70 90 us duty
gan, one o. me proprietors
P,setice % tno.e Ia
Nee,eTitn " eouhssi@e' uhe
~
,i9pt2Ne' rA,Inste,necy
olei wl.h Aser Soh
uut 70 " couIe, M
ihese oums remove NJ
me system, supbiym me-
mNlE.t.u,S uo ~
pttrilyins tite nioou-
sno.e
eusS.,.S tAuieAi cure
bllious attacks are
Detteri prssehtsu. .!
Liver lhyiSorator.
one dose aiteT eating Is snf-
and prevent the iood from
Only one dose taSen before
marc.
Only one dose taken at
gently, and cures Cos
one dose taken after each
One dose OF Two Tea
Sick Headache.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-06
mo. 1907 AN ACT

To amend section one of an act for the confne-
ment of persons under the authority of the
United States in the iails Of this state. passed
December 20, 1906, and to repeal section two
of said act.
Secr1os l.. Be IL eraetedb By the General -9ssez5ly
ef tAe Slate Of Ohio. That The first section Of an act
entitled -sn act for the confinement of prisoners under
the authority of the United States in the iaiis of this
state passed December 20, A D.lsoG. he and the same
is hereby amended so as 10 read as follows: That the
sheriff or the keeper of any jail in any county CT this
state shall be and he is hereby authorized and required
10 receive all prisoners committed to his custody by
the authority Of The United States, and 10 keep hem
safely until discharged by Que course CT tie laws or
the same; and If any sheriff or saiior shall neslec. CT
refuse TO perform the services sRd duties required of
him by this act, or shall offend in the premises, he shall
be liable to the like penalties. ferf1itures and actions
as if such prisoner and prisoners had heen committed
under tire suthority of this state; provided, that every
prisoner who shall be committed for 3ny onense by the
authority of the United States. shall be supported at
the EXPENSE Of the sane during his or her confinement
IN said Jail, and no greater compensation shall be
charged by any sheriff or keeper CT any Jail for the
subsistence OF said United States prisoner thaz is a1-
thorized ~ law to be charged for the subsistence Of
state prisoners; provided. also. that the commissioners
of any countyin which said prisoner may he confined,
shall be entitled TO receive from sail United States he
sun of iffy cents per month for the use of said Jail for
every person SO committed.
WILLIAM B.
Speaker Of the Bopse Of RePreseHtatires-
MARTIN NELKER.
April &, 1859. Prcssdsaf Of TAG Senate.
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of sxchxnre. drawn by any person or body corporate
within this state. shall not be recoverable on any con-
tract entered into after the passage OF this act
SIC. g That nothing IN the second section Of the act
aforesaid shall be 50 construed as to permit the recov-
cry OF damages on protested bills of exchange drawn
pifhir this state after the passage of this act.
SIC. 3. That the first section of the act entitled 'ian
set ascertsining damages on protested bills OF ex
change" passed February IS, ls3l, be snd the same is
hereby repealed. -
sEc-4- This act shall take effect and be in force
from and amer its passage
WILLIAM B. 0
Speaker Of the Heuse Of Representatives..
MARTIN wElEkR.
April 4. 1859. PreSidsEt Of ths Ssaefe.
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From these fgures il will be seen that nearly one
fourth Of the total deaths in the country are caused by
consumption. to say nothing of the numerous other
diseases bringing tron a slight cold 4
Do not trihe with your health; bat. IL suffering from
a cough, or cold on the mngs. buy 2 bottle OF HOOP
LANDS BALSAMIC CORDIAL. and you may safely
count on a cure. Thousands have done so, and have
certified to its wonderful effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed from 4 disordered or dys
neptie state Of the stomach. in which case the German
gitters shonid be used. In cases of weakness or gen
'eral debility OF the system, resulting from a protracted
cough, the German Bi.ters will be found OF great ben
eft.
Prepared oaiyhy Dr.C VI. Jackson, AS Arch Street.
Philadelphia. and for sale by Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the United States and Canada
Price IS cents per bottle.
LOCAL AGENTs:-E. A. Smith & Co.. Earren; En-
SIGN * Souie, Newton Falls; d. Zones. Pennington;
Williams l. Squibs. Mesopotamia; Howe = Green. ~.
bloomfield; Ernst q Hahns. orangeyille; B. Brown,
.Ohuoa JanI9y
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-07-06

liu uhu>ithl FAfiultEs
!, principal regulators Of the
] performs it, functions well,
!. fully developed The stoHcch
! on the healthy aciiun Of the
} ance u t;sfunciions Whenthe
' are al fault, and the whole
I OF enc orgHn-the Liver
' For the diseases OF that or
4 has made u his study. in a
! Year,, 70 End some remedy
!, many arrangements to which
at last found, any person irou-
, piaint, in any of its fonns,
Conviction j. certain.
|, morbid or bad matter from
, place a healthy Cow Of bile.
! causing food 10 digest well.
giving toEe and health TO the
The cause CT the disease
/, cured, aud, n Is
, the OceaIionAl use Of the
fcieni to relieve the stomach
rising and soaring.
retiring, prevents Night
night. loosens the bowels
7 t~iveness.
meal will cure Dyspepsia
sPooRlGls will always relieve
, male obstruction removes the
makes a perfect cure.
, relieves Cholic. while
n snre cure for Cholera
iof Cholera.
needed 10 throw out or the
} cine Aiier a long sickness.
~sI1undice removes all sal
from the skin.
!, time before eating gives vi
food digest well.
! cures Chronic Diar-
while Sum m and
: almost TO the fast dose.
! lacks caused by Worms in
safer, or speedier remedy in
Dropsy, by exciting the
n1endiag this medicine as q
Ague, Chill Fever,
iouS Type. Il operates
are willing 10 testify to its
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DIR. }. G. AVER & co.
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BlTTgRg,
E. A. sMIrH & co. ". rren o.

LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDIcE
| Chronic or Nervous Ds5Hi y, Diseases Of the Kid
peys, and an diseases arising from a diSordsreG
LIUer or Stomach
Such rs Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness OF
Blood to the Head, Acidity of tn Stomach. Nausea
Heartburn, Disgust for Food. Fulness or Weight in
the Stomach, Sour EructatiOns. Sinsing or Fluitering
at the Pit Of the Stomach. Swimming Of the Head.
Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fiuttering at the
Heart, Choking or Sufocating Sensations when in a
lying posture. Dimness of Vision. Dots or Websbefore
the sight. Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency
of Perspiratioa. Yelloxness OF the SKIN and Eyes,
Pain in the Side. Back, Chest. Limbs. &c. Sudden
finishes Of Heat. Burning in the Flesh. Constant Ina
ginings of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits.
The proprietors, in calling the attention of the pub
lie to this preparation, do so with a feeling 81 the at
mnst confidence in its vi-tues and adaptation to the
diseases for which it is recommended.
1t is no new and untried article, hut one that has
stood the tsst Of a ten years'trial before the American
people, and its reputation and sale are uDrjvalied by
any similar preparation extart The testimony in its
favor given by prominent and wellknown Physicians
and indi RITUALS in all parts Of the country is immense,
and a careful perusai OF the Almanac. published annu
ally by the proprietor, and to be had gratis OF any of
his Agents. cannot but satisfy the most skepticaI that
this remedy is really deserving the great celebrity it
has obtained.
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WATCHES IMPORTED
At

THE SUBSCRIBER has just returned
l. from the East, with a larger stock Of Jewe.ry and
Notions than he ever brought. before. and has also re-
ceiyel a large Case of Watches from Switzerland. Of
all prices. Among these are a few Matile Chrorone-
tiers cost SID; also some very fine Silver Watches,
cost from 50 TO $40. Having made arrangements to
receive $1,000 worth Of Patches, Monthly. and being
osliged 20 sell them, dealers and others will find that
I viii sell at very low prices.
| Ihave also, a very large stock Of Gll kinds Of Jewel
~. Fancy Goods. Spoons, &c; that [ will sell to Ped
dlers and Watch Makers, as low as they can buy at New
York. Also 4 new lot of American Watches and double
sigh; Spectaeles.
Please call and see my stock.
! WARREN. Nov Sd. SIT JULES NACTROT.
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NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY.
Good Intent Stage Line.

y EDUCTION OF Farrell
LII QUICKEST AND CHEAPEST RoUrEI
TO PIT B UR CHI!
The Mail Stage between Warren and salem, leaves
Warren at 4 O'Clock A NJ, arriving at Salem at 10 %
clock AN. Persons taking this route can reach Pitts
hursh atl:l5, Pm same day. The stage will leave
salem for Warren, at 10 NJ 1t makes connections Win
both east and vest trains, on the Pittsburgh & ".
Wayne Road at Salem. Tickets through to Pittsburxh
only three dollars Ashtabula Stages leave every
morning upon the arrival of the Youngstown trafn.A
also makes connections at Ashtabula with taips run
ming east and west. They run directly through eyerv
day, Fare only $500. Office at Gsskill House
II. T. & J. C. CULVER.
Warren. June 4. I25a-tf.
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testimony In It's favor.
81 Mix Water I'm the mouth with the InvI-
gorator. and swallow both together.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, aud Is daily
working cures, almost too great to believe. IL cures as it b,
magic, erel TIE mrs. d0e gisiHg benefit. and seldom more Than
one bottle is required to cure any kind OF Liver Complaint
from the worst JdaHiire or Dyspsp.in 10 a common E.14saf.
all Of which are the resal: Of Diseased Liver.
PRICE osE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Or. SANFORD, Proprietor. 35 Broadway. New York.
Reiailed by all Druggists. Soil af-aIg
Sep a9-y WOODS & PEW. Warren
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THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT OF THE KIM IN
OIL
1--WE STORIES 1870 FEET LONG.
= devoted exclusively to the sale of the above.
STORY NO /.
Is devoted TO the sale of Oil Cloths from . Feet to p
feet wide, and Rope and Canton Mattings, "a, 81,
4 4, 81 and 6 4 wide.
STORY NO. 2,
Is an imncnce room, 81 feet high. devoted to Two.
ply and Three ply Carpets. Piano and Table Covers,
Mats. Table Oil Cloths, Stair Carpets, Stair Rods,
Carpet s~weepers, &c. &c.
STORY NO. 8,
Is devoted 70 Tapestry, Brussels and Tapestry Vel
vet Carpets. Rage. Body Brussels Carpets. Lace and
saslin Curtains, Cotton, WOrsted ana Satin Danasks,
CoEnices. Curtain Arms and Bands. Cords and Tas.
sells Gold ! ordering and common Shades. Buff and
White Hollands, Curtain Fixtures, Pulpit tassels &c.
STORY NO. 4,
IL devoted to Hemp and Cotton Carpets. Cheap
Wool do Druggets. crumb Cloths, Felt Cloths. Car
pet Innings. Rag Carpets, List and Yarn Carpets
Dutch Woel do. &c. &c,
STORY NO. 5,
Il used as an Upholstery and sewing room, for the
making Of carpets. fitting Shades and Cornishes. &c.
NO. 1877 d 189 SUPERIOR ST,
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NIOLIES & GUITARS at
' ADAMS MUSIC STORE
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WARREN BO0K BRIBERY!

AND BOX FACTORY REMOVED
"a To one door north of MeQuiston's Grocery,
Main Street.
BOOK BINDING done on short notice and in coed
style. at reasonable prices. Blank Boc1s half and foil
bound, Of all sizes, of my own manufacture, always on
hand. or made to order.
PAPER BOXES. such IS BaId-boxes, HatboXes.
Comb cases. SC, got up in good style. Stationery
kept on hand for sale. Paper Hanging for sale. and
parering done in good style. Persons having ROOMS
to paper will please give me a call.
S S~TEISACHER.
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by the Barrel, as cheap as the cheapest. for CASH
only. at The WARREN DUO STORE. Main st.
Feb. i6. SO. Baldwin & 20.
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We are now opening a very choice stock Of NEW
.ORLE-4NS and other SUG.aRS.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-24
TIE MOBILE REGISTER AND THE
IMPENDING CRISIS"
To ne Fdifor Of The n. L. Trpoune.

To ns Editsy Of The ~ L. Ti,ouns
SIR observe that your paper Of today contains
a disclaimer on the part of the editor Of The Mobile
Register of the authorship of the extraordinary
letter relating to "Helpers Impending Crisis of the
South, which l lately caused to be published in
the columns tf The TRIBUNE for the amusement Of
the public
There ere come very strong proofs, however, that
the letter in question emsnsted from The Register
Oace although in view of the indignant protest of
the chief editor il is probable that il is the first
essy in composition OF OF ignorant .ubordinates.
These proofs are as follows,
THa; A Circular was addressed to the editor of
Tie Register which returned III the ioclosute
With the extraordibary specimen OF composition re-
ferrei to.
Second The envelope iuoosipg both letter and
uIculer was post.maIked a" Mobile
Third The letter itself, dated Mobile, March y,
1889, is still IN my possession and II will give me
pea,ure TO transmit it to the editor of Tie Register,
Il lie wish IT, in order that he may ascertain, by CON-
ps,eon of hsndwri ing which of his employees is the
9Hfu author, and send him forthwith to free school
10 study composition.
have only 10 say, in conclusion that, notwith-
standing these attacks. my persoi al health continues
good and that the work OF collecting funds for the
great enterprise of circulating The Impending
Crisis progie favoraby.
VIII icstrct, yours, Sc, ... .,
- 7
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-24


says:
10 The facts connected with The
b. Indian ~sr 10 Oregon hivs been
ep greatly exaggerated, and there
t1 10 really much less danger ~ be
oGspprrhrnded from the lndian,
t,'hsn 1, ,eserally believed.
f0.n ~oors letter to the San
Francisco Eve ning News, Jsn.
IL. 1855.
q, The recent murders by the In.
O. dams Of women snd children iu
Rogue River Valley. were hts-
rally retaliatoy Of ana imms-
us dist.ly succeeded the massacre
10 By Msj. Lupton and his party Of
10 eighteen ludi.n women aud
y children, ou. Of twenty five
a killed.
d Gen. woops Report, Jan. -,
ID 1850.
III toNil fur fl-i/rls D- r.
" strained from pdh;e war. !
9 have no doubt peace and quie;
would soon be restored 10 the
people OF that region of coUn-
Try.
Gen. WooPs Report, Jan. 2l.
'56.
lc, The future will prove that
in l,his war mas been forced up U
81 those IEdians against their will,
u snd thst, 100, by 9 set of reck.
n less vssabon:s for peouniary
10 aud political objects, and sanc.
l~ toned by q humorous population
q. who regarded the Treasury Of
he the United States ss legitimate
,y, ,obj.c. OF p'under. The lndiars 9
al that district have bsen driven
le % desperation by acts Of cruelty
e against their people, ues,iss
q. nave been violsied aud barbari-
.. Iiies commi ted that would die.
ID grace the most b.rbafous Ia.
W tons OF the earth.
n Superintendent Palmers Re-
or port, endorsed and transmit.
I'D % the War Department
by General Wool, Dec. Is.
1856.
atj IL uone but those who perpe-
-st trat.d such scts were % be Ar
- fec,.d BY his war We might
Ia. look upon /. with indifference
Same report
.r.I The object of the war has beer
I'd from the very commencement
re. one Of pI1nd<x of the Indian,
II. and the Treasury Of The United
3tstes, prompted BY poiiticsl
or ard pecuniary considers'ions.
lGea. Woors Report.
of the many allegations that
before and after the com
'ere given publicity to by the
Of Oregon. Even as late q
ID been raging for nearly OI
arge that the war in southern
the unlawful acts Of some o.
Il persisted in.
Iature being in session at Cor.
dent Of Middle Oregon, and
the Democratic party thay'
big, being now on his return
osed tha. the use Of the Rep
,e given him in order th st he
Il the war, and show how un.
be policy that his party hSi
lie had left home early in DC
uis. overland, and had pro.
within q few mi.es Of Evans q
zen the memorable massacre
the Indians Of that vicinity
prevented from prosecuting
and il being unsafe then to
command of Col Ross, snd
scity Of surgeon for which
;, until this command was or
be had, moreover, made him
. origin Of the war and the
2 granted 70 the Doctor and
lees demagogses and vile ruff
borders Of Missouri into Kan
loot him down. lie made his
and 10 show something Of the
! the Democracy, even t thN
to from the Democratic rem
eesh. and what VISA then said
re appointed 10 browbsa the
submission again. The 70
4 this meeting a. il appears
c. 8, 1855, Is headed, "Dr.
audieoe. 'on honor tas,
q, sorrly abused and dscnsd. Th.
.no.hins. p-cals,lns fsc,ios hsd
ss.a NJ gs9s; wiskss, a9a b sasl,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-24

CosvENTIoS OF U>WERsALIsrs.-There is now in
session in Rochester United States Convention OF
ULiyersalsts. Delegates are present from New Hamp-
shire Rho3e Island, Conreclcnt, Massachusetts, Yer
mont New-York, New-Jersey, Pennsyl " ania Indiana,
limos, and Wisconsin. committee appointed to
Nominate permanent officers reported as follows:
P,s,Gent-Mr j d. W. Joy Bosoa.
Tte P,esid~nt-G. ,. asson Pennsylvsnia
Sevsfa,y-The Rev. n. q. Lee, Indianapolis led.
These gentlemen were duly elected.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-24

WARMTH oF BIRDS IL SPirzEERGEN.-Mr. Chare &
Ns'tns who has lately been on scientific ex ursion
L. Sptzberger furnished himself before starting with
curious instrument fer sscerauiug the temperature
of binds He found toe sversgetempersture Of ducks
to be l09 degrees Fshrenbeit that of wild geese to
be about degree and a half less. Female ducks are,
on the average, twotbird. Of u degree warmer than
males and while the temperature of males never va
ries more than degree and half from the mean,
that Of females varies more than two degrees and
quarter The superior sXci,abilty of the female daek
seems therefore TO be fully established.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-24

What The Statesmd,
ssys:
The fear about Indians L
rspidly subsioins, despite tn,
Att-mp. OF tho slsimists 10 heel
Il Up. Men sre returning u
sober reason and 10 . feeling o.
perfect security which ought
never 10 bsve been disturbed.
lStatesmsD, Noy J. 1855.
The whites have made q rres'
mistake In murderirs those 40
ueE ana children, old men, &c.
tlndians) out South;
Had the farmers and ci'izeui
turned out and ri9iianeiIed toe
blsoklsgs, loatrs and idlers wbo
hang about and are constantly
abusing the lndisns aud mskms
al kiuds Of trouble, they would
have done themselves honor and
worthy lrvice to oCr county.
lstAiesman, Nov. 10, '55.
The whites rave been trying
ing 20 brssk out In this Valley
(Umpqus) but have not sue
oesd,d 70 any exienty.t.
same paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-24

how aud Others who hsc
figured a, the head OF g party in
,his County (Jsok.on) have lost
their grip and something must
De done % save them. Circum-
stances, and the so;s Of certain
hostile bands Of Indians on the
ko!umsth and Sokiyon Noun
tain favored their plans, and the |,
id@a IVES conceived that byi,
throwing the FIRE brands among
the Indians the entire blame
could be ssddled upon the De
mocrscy. Hundreds Of our uu-
suspecting citizens Of this Coun.
~ were caught In the snare. and
those horrible msssacres have
taken place at which ou' com
mupi,y en rasss cry aloud for
ren9ednee. 1
statesn al, Nov. IS, IS.
You will b. sorry 20 learn that
,hs only msn killed st the hrst
sction above liable Rock
lRosus River Valley was Ma
Jor Lupton.
lStatesmau, Oct. -. IS.
Il in q deplorable COIL
di:io1. Last Spring he formed
a copartue nhip with The one
2ortas to ilcite Indian hostih-
ties south
auo openins an Opportunity for
sro.h,r grab.
IStatesman, Dec. 8, 's5. !
These are q fair sample of
FOR several months, both b
Increment Of the war, wer'
ci iefs Of the Democracy OF
Dec. s. after tie war had
cutie two months, the charg
| Oregon wes the result Of tn
tie ciuzeus there, was stu
AT this time, the Legislatl
wallis, DR.. Henry, a resIdet
pithsl 8 recent convert 10 q
| jig previously been q Wig
from The war south, propose
1t natives Hall should be
q igbt explain the cause Of
int Ard ruinous was the
adopted respecting II. He
tcber for d trip TO Californis
cesded on his jour- ey to wit
Ferry Rogue River when
80 general outbreak Of III
COX place. Beng thus P
| he Journey any further, an
turn back, be Joined the ca
served With il in the espsci
there was much necessity, u
dered fIom the field, and De
self acquainted with the Q
causes which led to Il.
The use Of the Hall was Z
= genuine set Of graceles
| tsns az ever croseed the bol
sas we're copgregated TO moo
speech, Notwithstanding, al
spirit that prevailed with tb
time, ] give q few extracts
deriug Of the Doctors specs
by some Of those who were
Doctor into Democratic 50
port of the proceedings Of {
| 10 The St1esRdn Of Dec.
Een'y on ezhitst,on."
| "He assared the hshish,ed aud
were usrveioUsly prvp~r meE, ,
chsrz- TIA, sny Of that knows
inci,sd b9s.Liliea SoV:h, b. Nd
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-24

| TIL. object of the war has been
from the ve1 commencement
one Of pIlnd<1 of the Indians
aud the Treasury Of The United
5tstes, prompted BY political
ard p.cuniary considera'iOn.
I9ea. Woors Report.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-01
Weekly Freight and Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE.

rn--~S THE Poshaian Steamboat Company Steam
11assE-a.sers GEO. PEABODY, Capt RICHARD PRIIcI-
aKD, aud EELvIDERE Capt VIZ. KkEsE- will leave Rich
M md every Tuesday, 7Asrsddy aad Saturday,
RETURNING, will leave Baltimore for Richmond 7aesay,
Tursduy and Saturday, thereby hing shippers and Pas
seDgcrs opportunity Of communication between the
points every other day.
~ Freight received In both places every day.
For Speed Comfort these fine equal II not
superior any found In this amy other
city splendid
Room Passenger Accommodations recommended 10 the
travelling and freghng community the moot comfortable
cheapest and speedy mde Of transportation between the two
points
TkgTs be procured at Office Sdckoe slip, opposite
Columbian Hotel the Stsaners Landing Rocket
u. " W. CURRlE, Agents, Richmond
sept Idly j. BRANDT, JR, No Light ST., Baltimore.