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THE IMPORTANCE 0FASINGLE VOTE

Democrats ohen say 10 themselves, ~ see no
use 10 my going to the election-one vote can't
make any dilfrrence-our party will BE- success
fol at any rate" Such reasoning as this is
generally the cause Of our def-at, when we are
defeated. Such reasoning kept 500 Democrat
c voters in this county, from going to the
election last fall, and assisted materially in
beating Us in the State. Democrats concIu-
ded that becanse Packer was elected, the wear
before, By 10000 over Wi!mor, their votes
would rot be needed and he Democratic
nominees would be successful as usual. But,
mark the result The enemy brought out all
his forces, and catching Us mapping, made him
self master Of the field. Let US profit by this
lesson. Lei every Democrat remember it as
long as he lives.-The Importance Of single
vote was practically illustrated by the recent
election in Kansas. Governor MEnARY writes
as follows
LscomptoH, K. T., June 22d, 1859.
DsAR Sir We have had q very close
election here-prltheT party had a certain
majority. There are a number claimed as
Republicans who are pledged against the
whole negro theory. But now they may vote
IN organizing the Convention, is not so Certain.
We lost , Democrats BY 8 votes only, and
by yole-elose work--when ! votes would
tave given Us clear naj2.'y n the Cooven-
son.
II is really Democratic victory, and the
Republicans are terribly down in the mouth.
They CRY fraud but l nerer saw fairer or
more Peacea5ie election anywhere.
Very truly, 6. NEDARY.
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after Scenes.

Dinner being over, a variety of pas-iPs
were devised. The old folks betook ihpnspJes
10 preparing for return to town-the Jos.
who had eaten uniiIlhey had 10 unbut.on thir
Jackets, sat down on the ground to rest-trn
in groups, stood smoking lheiT cheroots-ad
others. boys and girls of the "sentimenlI
mood" wandered of through The Grove
pairs and gave themselves up to the biissB
employment Of making lore. 4 diversity
interesting plays were next arranged d-in whV
all participated. The ones we now ma
iaVoTablF remember, were --ss w q ar
matching % Quebec" - s'l am a Your
and a Rowing Blade - - - Choose yo,
Partners" - "'BIindman's Buff" Sc, &
The I-zding OF principle characters were ,"e.
sustained BY trio OF clever benedic,s. TheI
took the initiative and The younger ones oitcheI
IN. Il was diverting 10 see with what energI
iimid girls fed from pursuing lovers, and viii
what apiFi! they str0ggled to keep their lin
guarded against the apostolic saluatiors Offered
Bot il was no nsr-L Love ia powerful and $
were the aforesaid benedicts and the bows. Sub
mission was al last concluded to ne tie bette
part Of vaior, and the rigb; 10 Kiss and De Risse
necessary part OF the plays. The great ol
woods rang with merry laughter, and thus III
fun went on until the level beams {
the declining sun admonishpd the Jewellers tina
II was time Tor their return Al things pas
sed Pleasantly and We have DO doubt this da,
and It's toings will long be held IN pleasant re-
menbrance by all who we're present.
Respectfully yours,
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THE GLORIOUS FOURTH

Was appropriately celebrated in Bedford, BY
the .sBloodv Run Blues and Bedford Rifle
men," After the usual marching and counter
marching Of the military, procession Was
formed which proceeded TO the Court House,
where after prayerby Rev. S. Barnes. the
Declaration Of Independence was read by J. H.
Filler, ESQ, and an orasion delivered by O.
H. GArHrs, EsQS Both performances were
made in excellent style, and the Grafton Of Ma.
GATHER was especially admired. After
benedciion BY Rev. John Lyon, the audience
was dismissed, and thea came that important
par, in al! Fourth of July celebrations, viz :
dinner. In company with a large crowd Of
soldiers, citizens, lawyers, etc, ETC., We found
ourselves seated at The table Of that clever
landlord, mine host OF the ''Mengel House"
Suffice it 10 say shat the dinner was excellent,
and that 50 far as we were individually con-
cernsd, ample Justice was done it. For others
We cannot speak, having been loo busi'y
engaged in attending 10 our own affairs TO OBJ
serve whether our neighbors ale or not but
ifthey didn't, it was 70 fanlt Of ours, for We
are sure we set them good example nor are
STEcEMAN's cooks TO be held responsible, for
they certainly did their duty. After dinner,
the crowd dispersed, The Individual members
thereof amusing themselves according to their
respective tastes, some gong home quietly,
some differently and others iad!fersntiy.
On The whole, the Fourth passed of very
pleasantly. May we all live % see many such
returns Of OUT National holiday, and when we
shall have gone down into The valley Of tie
shadow, may the Fourth Of July still dawn
upon nation of fresnen and land Of liberty
and glory.
CJOn AIontay last, the Military Of this
Division elected a Major General. DR.. Com
Pher, OF our town, received the vote Of this
county.
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TIE PRESIDENT COMING.

We have private ad,jcrs informing rs that
The President ofthe United States will be at
Bedford SPriags, CO Tnesday, The 18th inst
He will be accompanied by his niece, Mss
LANE, Secretary and Mas. FLoro, and probably
Mrs. Secretary THoNPsoH.
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Auditors Notice,
Sep,inus roa,er,

seP'inus FOater, ] In The coar, Of cenmea
VIM b. Irwin and / May Term, 1855, NO
A0m. .Rosherock. 5o--L<sa,i Fatsas.
Inc undersigned appointed to make dis:ribn;iou
81 me motey Arising from the sale Of the defeG-
Gant's Real Estate, IN this case hereby gives
notice 70 al persons interested, thar he viii attead
!" me dl'ies NJ MS appointmant. :, bis ot;.e IN
6sa'ord, on Wednesday, the goth ,Iav of IY, n,:.,
ar 10 o'clock, A. ~. JOHN MOWER.
AttItcF.
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TIE Ono DEMocRAcY.-Th Cincinnati
Enquirer says The Democracy of Ohio are now
better united than they have been FOR years
The action Of the late State Convention was
most harmonious, and all the resolutions were
adopted unanimously, notwithstanding the pre-
diclions ofthe Republicans iha, there would be
serious dirisicrs
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Pamphlet Laws for 1889

fE'fiE Pamphlet Laws for 1859 have been
Il received at this Office, and are ready nF
delivery TO those entitled to receive them.
Pro'hy's Once, sAM'L Ii. TATE,
Bedford, July 6, ,'59. 1 Prn.hy.
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BEDFORD CoUNTY.-The Democratic County
convention, which met at Bedford on the 2lSl
UT, placed most excellent Ticke, in nomina-
ton, and one which canuot fail 10 receive a
cordial support by the united Democracy of that
sterling county. 1t gives us pleasure to note
the nomination of our friends, Capt. States, and
MeSsrs Shatrr, Spang, Ke.t~rman aud Krrnery.
ihey are the righ, sort of Democrats, and We
Pfedlct that they will be trumphanlly elected.
The following is the Ticket
Associate Judge--Capt. VIM. States
Treasurer- VIM. Schafer.
District Ahorney-Geo, II. SPang.
County ourveyor-Samnel Krtterman.
CommisSioner-Wm. NJ. Pearson.
Director of the Poor-John Krmery.
AudItor-DanieI Fletcher.
John Sill, Hiram Lentz, and John Cessna.
Esq were appointed Conterees, to nominate a
IicHei IoF Assembly and instructed to vote for
Geo. ". Gump.-F Falfon Democrat.
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Lscompion, K. T., June 22d, 1859
MIME.

The Maine Democratic State Convention,
held recently, passed resolutions endorsing the
! National Administration and nominated an Ad-
miaslfaion Democrat for Governor. This is
a good s'gn aad shows plainly that tae people
Of the Nor.h a-e bogiaoiag 10 appreciate ,be
satesmanship ard administrative abilities Of
( President Buchanan. There is no longer any
real division 10 the Democracy OF the Northern
States and bright era OF harmony aud good
feeling among Democrats every where, Is fast
dawning upon Us. j viii be well in 1850.
DEaTH OF JupGG BUGusIDE.-Hov. JAMES
BURNSIDE, President Judge Of the goth Judicial
District, was killed on Friday evening las, by
being thrown from bis carrioge JuoGE BcRu-
SIDE was about Is years Of age, and was sen
Of The late Thomas Burnside, Of thr Supreme
Court Of Pennsylvania. re hai served with
distinction IN t5e SlsteLegIslal1rp and Y rs clec-
ted Judge Of the 25lh district in 1853.
1E~The great aeronautic experiment Of Pro-
fessor WlSe sad Ms5srs. eager, Hyde aad L.
montains, Game 10 a successful termination, BY
the landing OF the asronapts near Troy, New
York, on Sunday last The trip from S.. Louis
TO Troy was made IN about three days
Mn. PErEc SAlTr, Of this place, met
with serious accident, few days ago, when
out hunting. As he was climbing fence, his
gun Tas accidentally discharged, the contents
Of the piece taking effect in one OF his hands.
4 TeERisLE ACCIDENT occurred on the
Michigan Southern Railroad last Monday night
weeF, near SoItb Bend, Indiana. TIE stream
where 1t took place IS naturally a small rivuri.
bns "as much swollen by the heavy rains the
previous afternoon and evening, and the food
| Of wood which passed down, probably choke
the cGlvert, converting ths embankmen; INTO
fdan, and the great weigh. of water, with thr
| conclusion otthe crossing train, caused the
culTeri 70 give way, and the train 10 Be thrown
| fioRi the track.
There were about $50 persoas on she train.
thlrty-thE"e persons were taken from lhs. RUNS
dad, and City 10 sixty others wounded -
Among The killed, was Henry Fhckinser, Of
Reading, Pa.
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roe COUNTY SURVEYOR,
SAA'L KETTERMAN, OF Bedf0r1 Bor.
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Toa DISTRICT ATroR.Er,
GEO. n. SPANC, cf Bedford Borough.
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FOR coMMiss.oSEE,
NM. NJ. PEARSON, OF NJ. WoodberrY ip.
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FoR TEEAsUEEE,
WM. SCHAFER, Of Bedford Borough.
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and glory

lEOn Montay last, the Military Of this
Division elected Major General. Dr.. Com
Pher, Of our town, received the vote of this
county.
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FOR DlREcToa OF THE POOP,
JOHN KENERY, of Scbellsburg Boz.
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very respectfully, yours &c.,
Il. g. HORTON.

From this il will be observed that the
7rtbuas did publish the POOR WHITE
TRASil' article, Mr.. Jordsn's assertions TO the
ooH'rary Notwithstanding, Lei the people Of
Bedford county remember this when Abolition
agents call upon then to subscribe 10 that ia
nalcaI and dangerous newsnaper.
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FoFEleN.- The s.feom Europe, this week
- comparatively uaimportsnt. No additional
battles have been fought. Mantua IS bqsieged
By ihe Allies. The .sustriaas are retreating-
iaeir head quarters being at Villa Franco. The
Allies have occupied Brescia. Victor Emsn-
"ei has refused he Dictatorship Of Bologna and
the. annexation Of the Roman States. Prussia
is said 70 be aboui . enter into the war.
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DisTiHcuisHEp Vis,Toas.-HoH. GEo. SHARs-
'Foop, nj Philadelphia, is at present s;syinc a. the
Brdiord Springs. Dn, s.R, BGous, If Greene
Lurg, is ct HAIRS.
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Mr.. PETER SAlTE, Of this place, met
with serious accident, few days ago, WHEN
out hunting. ASH was climbing fence, bis
gun *as accidentally discharged, TIE contents
Of the piece taking effect in one OF his hands.
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E1tA AGLA4bEI
DANIEL FLETCHER, Of Monroe p.
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FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE,
WM. STATES, Of ". Providence tp.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-28

<Nr consignment, seeu 4 Dyerlics' celebrated
~ MOUNTAIN WHISKY for sale at ,o,r,,
fe, dts "" y I" ""''' :"
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Once SOU Ill -side Rniiroud Comvnuy.
IkrkunnIii.a- Iuly Ia


AiKECT ROUTE To THE WEST md ,L.
- VIRGINIA SPRINGS, via South Side Railroad t,"n ~
burg to Bristo Vi, East Tenn and Va hauoau from
I" via E": Team and Georgia kanroad If, Ia Knos
,c To Dalton via Western and iiaroad fro
ton 10 Chattanooga via Nashville chattanooga Railroad
Chattanooga Stevenson via MenpAs ana Ihar'.'
Railroad from Stevenson to Memphis ~
Through Tickets issued t" the above points and The SPRINGS
and agsage checked through AT the Office Side Ksil
he following Schedule will be run on the South sI p
road commencing on ST NDAf next, the lth July, INST
"hd Continuing nn'ii further notice
Con Getting with the Richmond Danviilu Trains n,
BurNe'ile tJunclon and with tnu through route at Lyncl
Leave Petersburg daily Observation-Disclosures. 53o,,lk
Arrive at Burke'ie tJ"nei'o'V "t.......... e:I6
Leave l.y nchLu, = daily Observation-Disclosures. 10 l. ~
Arrive al farmvle Observation-Disclosures. N
A'rsoat 3nrkcvalc lJun,ton) at............2 ala
FREiciir TRAIN 49, ''''
connecting with Rehmoud aud Danvile rains the j. ne.
LeaYe Petersburg daily at ................ AN,
A Arr,. a, E sa'ssyie S!""eti'n)
h'i''e al. I:iO r. NJ
Arrive at Lynehbnrg ............ 81,
afilf" AT FarnVtilc AZ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Arrive al i3nrkevllc (Janriion at..........!i:4O ~
Au Aecommodailn Passenger Car for tue Way or i,ora;
ray. w 1s ATTACHED to the Train leaving Lynciburs
take til" Mad Train O'clock, A. NJ stopping places Il,
Ia charge the and win the train be stopped
AZ any ohsr point Andersons Mill Fords
Wilson, Wevie Blacks aud Whites N"ttoway e. H.
l'ukeviI'e ces. High Bridge Farmvile. Prospect, Pamp
IN h'e'sreen Appoma'toA, spout sprug Concord James
CITY POINT BRANCH
SoE-Sie Railroad Freight and Passenger Trains lcaye
A, ; re'e,nnrs daily lsnnday seAcepr'D a...1 A NJ.
Ar,re a. Wy foint at.........
Arrive at fee' sburg aI.......................Yl5
The ah"re Trans wiih Jane. Steamers.
ea'inG City Point for Norfolk and Saturday morning
ana lneN'ly evening with the hne Roanoke aud
Jamcsown bound tor New York
The Afternoon Tram this Road will be only when
,g , ct. to Justly it. soppns places to and
n.
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Ayers Ca,i,srtjc pills.

TnE SCIENCES OF chcmlrr and Mldic'n1 been taxed
j produ this, best most perfect lhrgatve
which i, known ,,n rthle proofs Shown that
these PHI have virtues WIN scrpass i" excectr the or
binary eines, and that h unpIeeei'u'"'y upon
Inc s'r'm 81 an men iS a." a pr" ,,imunt:
e Vial activities Of the bo tha obstrudiuns Of ITS
"u n,. i,v ,h ,d ami , scnse Tug purge out
s @ mars y, h"b hrr AMI ,rw di.,emuc1 stimulate
"Esish or orgnn' io nnn al aa."n ana ann
,hy the day complaints Of every ody 1nt also
human skill While the, dn" powerful eff et they are
are plea. mi Il, akr: being purely veg tabp
n"y usr ,n harm nm o"f NAY" mar a M exalted p
n' a nd na us o s % ~ iri n " mntruth MANY
eminent clergy mn ana p! 'i ~ ave n lem . ,rh1 ,h
lr.I aralons conrDue in,c",,, the -lef of af'i
ed uac,ins fellow men o,..,.,,
American ssh maS aS" so" ' ns @ use and rs
nyat,s o their GU "a, L, toI ~.s complaints: -
,a enc a,,,s ''n ' nn Fam ,inr
s.S M"roid iaaI' e" M seI al I Irerons &
whn M ~ snan' medicine Scroit
L. or hns' yL lnc a y S,ns III. "''1' u an" '
,'rposcd oey e.nd 'p. ten . Dsang, Partial b,'nl.
Liver aneys AMI ,''ir'd complaints arising
from low safe Of The bot, 80 aI ",,i9n' 9" a., 's"mt
ID not be put on ny "nl"i. 1o'',s won s sum "i
r' "I mas, . m''s , |' M .yr YOU compare, with
ri, m is mi iasc yan, nr Gu, ~ powers The sick
tn, best a. ,..re is tor them, m. they should h-let.
rrsg".d b., Or >, .' 4; A1 1aws, Mas
49, :, our r., = AN ilE H,,\ES FIX 81
No-'. nG ~ ~ 49,;
!. II SEAI, Lynchh'E, ~ h,i.!.. IADD o ", ileh-
y r. RI\ 10. I'r'rsst'tt ~ A San loS N"Ii'hi
a. I.I IJril- .ists. zldt'JhN
,.S.,, q, -, ;... 81.
Ek NNs' AsN" EN ~ - -, a,t ,..sh,,,a,',.
- i'fh''l IRON Se"''" '''i ''', a., H.. 50, 49, h.
ho''.'9 acah as uc NY ''' " t 49, az, - -, ,,
1'"t"' - IN w." ~. 'i XXX, A.
racing al " oo N""s'is' ""'"' .N,t,rr,u,urp
10Y - ''
ssts.E COYrON.-.Busi rccciycd large iot
4 ~ al. Cotl,,, ted uGu.u :, for ale by
MARI +, FRANKLIN & BRO.
= :. -. . =.
UyaEER,A CHIC OtATat AND COCsbA, just
f.r,iy,,Iby lf., d,sl SrABLER & JONES.
.G,,ux n,x. ,,o.v In,
Ns,rr INV Snnnr supply Of fresh and genuine GARDEN
nhip,' r"orsuhs c ''' '""'' iOiIN If SFAY
march id's ----- .-------., D'"s..s
an. r., Al q hOi old
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ArOrIGE.-As" meeting Of she Is "Hrd Of Di
r,ior- the aud Tennessee kairctd Company,
held At Company the eli. ~ vnchLurg
Saturday the January st7 the i"iowg Resolutions
adopted
On notion Resorsd That from and after the stday offeb
rusy Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad Company viii
pay ior no stock Killed running this rnad unless
clearly that such stock were Killed Ia cnnse1ue
Of the agents or employer of this
Company.
esoird That all claims sgans this Companyf loss of"r
la,,, To goods produce be within thirty
from the time articles should have been delivered
A Copy from the n,inni.s -
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Feb. lth, lsJe.
the regular meeting the Board directors
( at uth Il. Road the following resolution
adopted
K.,oved. the Freight Agent iynchhurg hereafter
collect all freight goods received AT tie
from his Depot before they ont OF the oeSc.
tOn . ne Company. Copy from Record
+, .btS JAMES h. ClInBEKr Scr'y
~ FOX THE FAIR! il the universal cry
4 and thousands arc participating III tho festivities which
ahor, FOR the week, the
l.JugIg muitItudcs lied /, the Vi HIS to ENJOY
II, hos y and participate in the Interesting scenes winch
= tue offspring ot such occasions,
Among ia. many attractive places TO which TIE gathering
thousands invited, and welcomed be uuni The
he Oa Uhharst Ph0toy rdphr Gary neat door 10 the Var
Bank Nam Street, ly uvhuurg, where hundreds
OF The
shuud Il, u lie OF thuns
sha be furnished short aud that
Iat 10 Please.
OF Cas-, and Frames every style and
grade, constantly ou hand Also lockets Breast Pms, Fh
ger itrngs, W atch seals, Charms,
PCuIcsakcn style OF the art, at all hours OF the
dly and II u Kind, weather. ID. Ii BLISS,
lg,tsl Practical Pilot, r-puist.
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\ y t., RS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,

ron THE Rapid cURE OF
Coughs. and Iloarseucss

Group, " hOOpn9
SiINnfI Id Miss, Feb 7. 1856
BROTHER AVER: Twill chs rruiiy ccty youi Pictorial is
the remedy TIE Of whooping cough.
Group the chest diseases children We of traer
nifty in the South appreciate !oHr Skill and commend nr
medicine to people. lIlNAM tONkI]N Vi
AMOS LEE, Esq Monterey la writes 81 jan lsG: g" had
tedious Influenza, witch confined me III do six weeks
many medicines without rci finally tried Pcorai
by the advice OF our clergyman dose re- rv.i the
un l's than half bottle
made completely VIII Ymf medicines are the cheapest
we the bes buy. and we esteem DO, tor,
and yonr remedies Is the poor man fri'nd"
Asthma Or rhshs &. Hnd bronchitis.
XisT MANCHt srtE, Pa, Feb. 1, ls.ai.
SIR: Your Garry Pecoral l. reforming marvellous
ia tins has Teies ed several from alarming
of and l. gu ing man who has labor
cd under affection of the lungs the last forty years
HENRY l.. PARKS Merchant.
"A RAMSEY, NJ d. Alion, Monroe Co, Iowa, writes.
SCI 1855 During pacte Of many years have found
nothing equal to your Chr, Pooi tor giving ease and re-.
lief patients curing such a. are durable
ight add of cviicn but the most conv nc
ny ruof remedy Is found in its effects
upon 4 al.
Consumption.
badly REMEDY has been known which cured
sol many ST.. dangerous this some no Hman
those the Cherry Pectoral affords
relief and comfort
Aston HoUsF, NV YORK CRY, March :, r 6
DIR AVER, LuwfI'; tH'l Il iny and pleasure to IN
m thrry F,ctotdi has lone Wit. She
mig under the dangerous symptoms
Consumption. which aid could procure gave her
much relief She seadi fnilng uhti Or Sinhs OF
tins where have Il advice, Recommended Il
Ut medicine We bless hi kindness do y"nr
strong used hut j. from her cough aud calls
herself well. Yours with u'lc and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, Of Shelby lie.
CoasHmptires do despair nii You have tried A'tH ahr
PfJ,dl II is made ir the best medical ch"nisis IN
he all ul bee peak the nigh MT rilS
OF Its virtues.-Phdadcphhd Ltder
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& TEAMSHIfs" no No X Il .n-rhe Roanoke, ha.
ving been thoroughly repaired and reed has resumed
her regular weekly trips the line leaving New York
cry "Wednesday rttcrnoon and City Point every Saturday
morning O'Clock.
The JANE STuWN" leaves New York every Saturday
afternoon, and City Point every Tuesday evening
For freight passage, having superior accommcds-
tions, apply to LEE, JOHNSON u CO,
feb ls-ts Ag'ts n Y Steam o
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ktONBkEIsO GUANO, fKOM sOMtskEKO
- ISLAND WEST INDIES -lhs riches formation oi
Lime known the woa containing
Bone Phosphate vi Lime, being % ,cht iIcheI III
lJ ut l. than Bone Dust For sale by TIE
much lower prices -cruvian Guauo AMI
lI"nas received superior tot nieriilng quaues io
iuGthur particulars Apply ~ w. 4. ANDI.hSON.
Il l
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a'ecpnre red by Dr y. 4. AVER,
PIa.t al and Anal vi oal Cn3nist, Lowell Mass.

PRICE y CTS. rLK bon az Il bones FoR 81.
ANp-l - ~
/ II SEAY IynchluI.. ~ t,i.i.L, LADD y co, Rich
m,t!; y RIi EN. i's',tsu"te, NJ a. ANIoS Norfolk;
n,I i, I,ri.,,ists f,D 2diGjuiS.
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Princll pal Office, No. 3GI broadway, New York.
BRANCH bffiCt Nh. u Hanover 81. Boston, No - chap
81 81, Sew ayen CT iiovrrsiiie. y n" ia ltrni ST
NrwatA. J., N" lI1 Chestnut st, Philadelphia M. la
puunro 81, Baltimore; N"j9 WcstminNtN ST, Proviivnv"
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We TloN OF READY.MADE CLOTHING --1h M.
sgnsd embraces this opportunity TO announce to III" pub
ia MT large and friends his stock OF READY MADE
CIOrIiING GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS,
UMHKEILAS TRUNKS, &c., has now been received anil
can be- ut redenied low prizes cash, and
prompt pa, ing customers IT. 10 the interest OF every r.
chaser TO anime calling esew here
inv thai can do wondcrs. but thai Will conhne myself
moderate living profits The variety OF styles and
.ualIy OF Clothing better than everhis
Ia good faith.
Country Mercbal will And my jobbng prices than
over therefore give call, Wholesale and retail buyers
aud Judge for yourselves and la studying your interest
Will certainly purchase OF me- -. ,,.,,.,,,,,,
oct 1878 ~ GUtiENhfLMEK.
An con. ignnse.s, sect 4 Dyeriics' celebrated
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SIGN OF the EdGLE
hfFERS his friends aud the public generally
~ largest and choicest stocks If WATCHES jEwELRY
SlLVERW ARE FINE CLOCKS and FIRST CLASS
GOODS OF every variety in his line presented TO the pub
r cheap brilliant and beautiful be had any other
establishment in this other country In every depart
mrnt articles inportcd)
styles and the most unique, las al elaborate workman
ship septH is