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PRoyIScsTowS, Oct. %. 1859
Schooner Charles, from Bangor for Gloucester with
brick and lumber, sunk the 18th nst twenty FIVE
miles north Of Highland light The picked up
by the schooner Major Cloud and brought to this port
CHATHAM Oct. %, 1859.
Schooner Joseph Farwell from Rockand for New York
vriimc, went ashore on Common Flat, near Monomoy,
'his morning The men have stripped her, aud she is
On fire.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY,

The object, which must proccoe aad sppcr decree OF
condemnation aud forfeiture
Applications Frequently mndc 70 the President for
midslpmcns appointments, and some friends Of the ap-
plIcants from considerable distances 70 urge their
claims Tho President has under the law power TO ap
point cadets at large, but mdshipmen The latter
are recommended by members OF Congress in the same
Nay that cadets are appOiuted.
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duced the conspirators, is the more deeply
agitated on this all absorbing subject.
But, after all, the fate of Brown and bis four
companions in the dock is of comparatively
little consequence beside the collateral issues
10 which the affair is giving RISE Here are
Senators and members Of Congress, Governors
and ex-Governors Of States, and other high
functionaries and leading men throughout the
Northern States, who are shown to have en-
tered into, or at least have been cognizant Of, a
conspiracy to introduce a reign Of blood and
carnage in the Southern States, to provoke an
internecine war, and to bring ruin and disas-
ter on the entire country. And all for what?
With few, such as John Brown himself, the mo-
tive had Its origin ia q diseased philanthropy.
With others, such as Seward, Sumner, and
Hale, the motive was the advancement Of their
political fortunes. And as to the rest, they
were only actuated by the sordid motive Of
plumber, pilfering, and the splendid chances
OF specializing for rise in cotton. If the re-
representatives. of these various classes were all
brought to the same punishment the commu-
nifty would be perfectly satisfied. But, while
ciates end their career on the scaffold, the
Senators and Governors, and merchants and
parsons who urged them on, hold up their
heads and profess to be "all, all honorable
men"
We do trust that the law officer of the
federal government will give to their cases his
most earnest attention, and, if the proofs justify
such action, have them all arrested, indicted
and tried for treason. But If they cannot be
convicted under the strict letter of the law, we
expect, at least, that such of the conspirators
us occupy seats in Congress will be expelled
from that body or impeached for their compli
city in this insurrectionary movement.
In the meantime, the whole country is agi-
tated to a degree never known since the adop.
ton Of the constitution. The Harper's Ferry
movement is the great event of the day. The
papers are full of it, politicians make it the text
of their speeches, and all men are talking of it,
At first it was treated sightinsly, and as mere
Iist or outbreak, without any political bearing
Now it has doomed up to the dimensions OF
mighty event Ia our career. Let it be
thoroughly examined and understood, for it
constitutes an epoch in our national history.
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Real Shaker
HEAVY WOOL UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS,
Own order;
SCARLET
SHAKER UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS
Extra heavy
MERINo UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS.
All kinds of
GERINO AND WOOL HOSIERY TO MATCH
To which we invite attention
A. 4 G. A. ARMOUR
62l Broadway.
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BALTIMORE, Oct 3d. 1859.
The Agricultural Fair OF the Mar! land Sta o,c.et
closed AT Frederick City to-day. There great dis
play Of cattle and agricultural machines, and large at
tendance The premium for sewing machines aware
cd 10 Laid, Webster Il Co, of Bos or,
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PETERSBURG w., on. oS, 1850.
All persons concede the election of Ro A. Pryor. in
the Fourth Congressional district by majority of from
twelve hundred to fifteen hundred The election tool
ttac day
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An Il ~rthuuake I'm Maine.

BOSTON, OCT Is, I55v.
shock of earthquake felt at three O'Clock
Wednesday morning, at MachIas Calais and Eastport,
Maine, and St. George, ST. Andrews and ST. John, N b.
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Observation-Disclosures BrOthers' Pho
toernpts of deceased give
wonds rul satisfaction in every instance 2l9 Fulton street
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Winter Under Garmonts-The Largest
and best assortment In the city and reasonable
BALLOU BROTHERS, 100 Broadway.
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A Portrait for lie Cents, and Dollar
Photographs at HOLMES old gallery revived 35 Broadway
by the City Hospital
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from 33s
grsphs bsguerreotypes and Ambrotypes
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Paris Gloves.

Ladies' and Chfldren's Furs,
FANCY HATS RIDING HATS INFANTS HATS, Al
WHITES, ZIG Broadway opposite St Paus
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Clothing.

Tho Celebrated Scotch Wool and Sha ker
Undergarmerts all Sizes McLAUdaLIN,S corner OF
Greenwich and Murray streets.
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Childrens Caps,
New ad elegant styles
GENTLEMES'S HATS. ALL THE NOVELTIES
in Silk and Felt Hats.
GENIN, halter, 5O7 Broadway
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We Cam OF be Sick. we Can Have no
pan but when some natural outlet Of the blood impurities
Is closed inactive
BRArDRFrH's vEGET ABr.E Pills
open these them active, restoring health These
rus have been before the world
100 YEARS
upon he blood.
They composed Of extracts without boiling or
ne application OF heat the medicinal principle thus secured
rs y = In he living herb.
Time has proved them
TIE NATURAL MEDICINE os MAN
They purify the blood ensure health
The rightly directed them.
Millions have been restored health prspdrcths Pills.
when az oner medcnes have failed and patient
frlce 70 cents "A oox Principal office 2gl Canal rest
NuPsuse Cured by Marsh are Co.'s Ra,
McA cure Trnss They ass KSsi,c Sack ays for w
seo yta Supporters and Shoulder srsrss ra'runsnis
Hopee. New Nn.k. - - - -
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High Art.-Pago's Venus and X ,0x's
Winter Hat-1hese two artistic productions command
sal Appreciation but the latter only within Of mu
a,slde Call II az broadway and secure copy.
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Commerce of the Port or Baltimore,


decrease IRON corresponding week last year,. 81 $40
Increase over responding week last year - 32740
There has been specie exported from this port or
imported during the past week.
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OvercOats! OvercOats!! Overc0ats!l!
WINTER OyERCOATS SPLENDID STOCK,
AT GREAT BARGAINS
At OAK HALL "a and s. Fulton and As At and 40 Col
str
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CrtstadOrO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
peesThe best the world wholesale and rotxu and u
dye privately applied ut No. Astor House. y
Georges Hair Dye, Black or Brown. 81
cents boa The cheapest and in the world Try T. De-
pot IT SCOTS, SO6 Grand street. New York.
Hiirs Hair Dye, Soc, Black or Brown.
Depot No Baclsy street. aud sold by all Druggists Inita
bic Hair Cutting at Nc. l.
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Moody's Perfect Fitting shirts-6 for 81.
Winter Undershirts and i5rawers &c
MOODY5 Shirt Emporium, 262 Broadway.
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A Dollar Saved by Purchasing n Hat
of CukKLlN SMITH No. $50 Broadway. Three dollars will
buy Ha, good as be pousht elsewhere for four
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Wigs -; Toupoes and Hair Dyo.-Cam-
We challenge the world
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100 photographs for Ten Dollars at the
HOLMES Gallery Ambrotypes Daguerreotypes and Cameo.
types equal to the hest and cheap as the cheapest
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pl.nCE,I.LANMOUe,

$500.
A r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARDS, NOTES. &C
"A These celebrated cards engraved IN the highest style Of
he art, only OF Broadway corner OF Duane street
AT JONES', 10 AND ANN 6TRExr-y4 rRRrW
IA calf dreas boots - 81 double sole water pron hoc
piesse call And them before purchasing
"A WEEKLY BULLETIN
RAwIINsoN's HISTORY OF HEpoDorUs-vol H.
eyo.; 81 80. -
wTBE PHYSIOLOGY OF COMMON LIFF--By George Hen
~ lewes. Vol. 1, limo 81 -
TIE BOYS, OWN TOyMAKTR-An excellent manual for
making toy s.bS Iandes vol square l6rio 81 GEMS
! vol, l2no ~. =
BkEAkFAsT DINNER AND TEA-I VOL SQUARE iarao !;
81 90 D. hPPLEroN 1a1 pusIshers
3i3 and 3se Broadway.
Sent free by mail on receipt OF price
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Schcttlin's Automatic Grain Scales
Sclfactng acknowledging seltregstering exhibition
ut The Corn Exchange from 10 A. NJ to r. NJ Operating II
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DIR. c. III. Marshall cures Catarrh with.
ut fail at the st Nj hoas Hotel Monday and Tuesday
orsult free adore him at 81 Nicholas Hotel New York
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Children's Caps,

FeregO's Hosiery, Wholesale or n .faig,
G Nassau street and Broadway. OF White
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Herrsng's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof Safes Isl Broadway, Of Murray
street. New York
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DARLoR THEATRICALs,
WINTER EVENINGS ENTERTAINMENTS
Containing
ACTING PROVERBS, DRAHArc i'nARApEs AcriSg ohRApxs
ON DeAwirG Roox P,sroxiNEs MUSICAL BuRLKsouEs
Nv ,Se soor az Tie Socabiep Ma- iciaas Own Book
- - ''The Secret out" &c.
,ono oil, ~ and back Illustrated with descriptive epgrav-
' 81 ngs and diagrams.
PRICE IS CENTS.
p,hi,sbsd nv DICK FTrZGERALD
Is Ann street, N. X
Alec fer saIe by all booksellers In this place.
lon,cs book eent W Uai receipt of
FIVE cents 70 any sddret 3. zee Of postage.
DaTvNT NhCBINEMADF PAPER PAGs-MANIrIk
j paper on nd aud nsde 70 order.
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Paris Gloves.
Just received per Havre steamer
Invoices OF Bernard Freres Parts Castor Gloves for winter
ss also 81 Jouvn's Kid Gloves all made expressly us
AEAKY CO., Haters Nos. s 4 and AAtor House.
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English Cyicketers.-An Inn perial Pho
ograph q the - England Eleven" exhibition Al
BRAIYG Gallery GAG Broadway, Blocker etrei.
also fine microscopic view of the ground with ortns
playing. Copies Of the sereoscosc view for Gale
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bsrry's TrtcoPherOus II tho Best and
eb article for dressing besuufying cleaning curling
and restoring the hair. Ladies try Sold BY I'll
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Trusscs, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
Ann street - =
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OCTOBER 20, ls59.-TRIPLE SHEET.
c, TIE Drawings q tho Sussex county and
FRANCE, BRoADBENrs 1 co.,

Tne Drawings or tho Sussex County and
Consolidated Lottery Of Del ware.
FRANCE BRoADBENTs co.,
nAxAcEIs,
The Legislature OF tale Of DeIawnrc NJ M sst sessoa
na,ns sven 70 Frhnc roidben's Co. lottery Contract for
Mcny years. we the dcrsigned Commissioners appointed
~ ne oosenor Of "a tate supernend drawings Of
s "usry a. hesb riy that the folio wing the
hussEx Cousrr-rlAss 1876. OorosER -, 1850. NN
70, IS, l6, /, -, IS. II, Ia, CT, 40 SO, 6.
CONSOLIDATED iorr,Y-ciAss No lss. Ocrosxn q. 1850
46, 81, 60, ca, 20, 8, So, II, rs, So, 6, So, 4.
October q, 1850. -
yyooaass Y ,wiE1LxrR }commi.slou.r.
ALFRED r. wOOTTEN \
FRANCE BR0ADBENTS 4 CO,
Wilmington, Del
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Boys Overconts. Boys OvcrcOats.
GREAT BARGAINS
OAK HALL "a and s6 Fulton, and 49, and 40 Gold streets
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" HCClcE " w IISUH's SCWIMK WAChfncs.
METHODIST BOOK CONCERN
200 Mulberry street, New York
Being in constant receipt Of inquiries from our brethren
respecting sewing Machines with recommend ana
purchase have in conjunction with lady friends
carefully and thoroughly examined the machines al
practical vane for family eswing and find those y The
Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Company, sos Broadway
New York fully combine the good nstrn
ment and such confidently recommend. Having
favorable results fro their aod tbf
households Of f1endB desrous that their bens
should be shared by all brethren and hence have
ed ourselves m their behalf With best wishes bre.hen
ABEL STEVENS ThBS. Ca aLTON
JAMES FL0Y, j. PORTER
DANIEL WISE j BENZ EDWARDS
DAVID TERRY. WIN. A. COX.
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ACADEMY OF Muao-''RigoIctto' was given again las,
night 70 well filled house. Madame Coson confirmed the
favorable impression which che made in Gda or The arst
representation Of this OPERA the role being peculiarly
adapted TO bring out those points excellence which she
has developed in certain range Of parts Her singing
and acting were both marked by correctness Of tas,e
carnesness and decacy of execution which fully re,
lied the conception of the composer. Her success with
the audience decided than on the frat
night, when she took the public ny surprise, and she
received enthusiastic marks Of their approval throughout
tno evening Ferr sang superby and Sgelu also gave
great satisfaction by his correct AMI effective execution
Altogether the opera passed off with great ecrat.
The matinee of to-day will brirg the three prime
don's-Gazzanga Cofson Sperauza-betore tho pub
lie. The occasion viii be than usually interesting
one and there will doubt bo great rush FOR places.
-
Deunnce SATAN Dder Snfes-Nita Pa.
uhs powder proof bars Also burr
r p"o p lof Safes DEPOT 6S Murray OF Cn
'eee place formerly w. Pearl street.
FoRpRr NJ PATRICK.
:, 1T. sweets fnfssIiSle I47uisrcnt Cures
one So i'1''a seNN''e4V y
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The New York weekly Herald.

The New York Weekly Herald
TEE HARPER5 FERRY OVTBRgAK-HEwB FROM EU-
ROPE, CALIFORNIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA, SOUTH
AND CENTRAL AMERICA, MEXICO. CUBA. WEST
INDIES ETc.-AfFAiRs IN wAsHiN0fON-LoCAL
AND MISCELLANEOUS IEAs- LATEST NrgLLl-
GENCK--NAnHisIN ETC
The WEEKLY HERAIp will be published at ten O'Clock this
morning It's con,eu viii embrace among other thiass tho
observation-disclosures Ferry Observation-Disclosures Of Old
Brown and his Companions Charges Of Conspiracy Treason
and Murderihe Opening Speeches Of the Prosecution and
Defcnoe-The Testimony of The Witnesses Against the Fri
sonerlm oran atoms Of Colonel ForbesThe kansas
Work OF the Abolopists posed DO, &c News from Eu-
rope-The Crisis ItalyThe San Juan Dincuty-@omner
csl Intel gence &c kewS from California British Columbia
Central America New Granada, the South Pacific, Mexico.
Cuba West Indies &c Affairs In Wsshington-oenerai
Cass Explanation to the British Government Respect
ing the San Juan Adair-mportant Despatch from Our
Minister to Russia-Our Relations with New Granada,
Chile and Peru, &c Latest News by Telegraph; Edi-
torials the Leading Topics of the Day; Financial
Commercial Religious Theatrical Sporting Maritime In
diligence, Weekly Review Of the New York Cattle Market;
Retail Prices Of Country Produce Washington Market 70
gether with large variety Of interesting local and miscels-
neous tems Single copies In wrappers ready for mailing,
CAD be had at the counter Price Sill cents.
The mails for Europe By the steamship Bremen will close
at the Pos, Once hafpaa O'Clock shismorning Tho
WxzxLT HERALD viii DO ready in Time for mailing.
Drawings or tho Delaware State Lotto-
EASTWOOD, EDDY CO., Managers Of the
DELAWARE, GEORGIA. NEsrUcKr ASD MISSOURI STATE
DAIAwAx,-ExrnA CLASS No. ISL, OCTOBER q, 1859.
50, 10, 81, 49, 70, 49, 20, 10, 20, AZ, 81, Ia, 5.
DELAwARs-cLAss No 56S. OcToBxR q, 1859
As, 10, so. 81, 81, Z. 70, 10. S., 40, rs, IS.
Circulars sent free Of expense q sSdr fD
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Campbell, Chemist and Apothecnry, cor
ner OF Eighth avenue and Twenty eighth street. The propre
tor constantly in attendance.
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Paralyzed and DcE0rmed Limbs suc-
cessaiiy treated BY Dr. r. MANN. LIS West thirty ninth
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French and Chinese Fans OF the Hand
soonest ss les at OuNTAlN's India store Broadway
chronological Examinations. with
charts written descriptions and advice given daily oy Fow
IEk " Ellis 3O3 Broadway.
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8ascneior'. Hair Dye, Wigs ana Ton
pees-The best the world surpsssnR ~ usda Sold
applied II the mandatory zsS broadway
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Winter Boots OF Superior Quality for
and boys No article olc which fully war
raLted. WATKINS, ia Fulton street
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Business Suits to Match, AT Oak Hall,
Larae and splendid stock
AT GREAT BARGAINS
"a and s6 Fulton, and Al, II and 40 Gold streets
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Fall Season. IH59-BO.-Harrfs g Rus
sAKs fall style Of silk ns,s gents only 3d. also DER
equaled of misses youths chldrens fancy
Ha,s and Caps at 2 Bonery 3g6 Grand street. III Eighth
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Danger, Dirt. Disease and Death resul,

from the common mode of warming DIV ceilings w G. gA
NkRS Domescated Form OF Steam Warming and VENT,
latng gives clean summer like atmosphere the apart
ments. BAKER SMITH, Is Howard street
Three ,oors east OF Broadway, New York.
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and spirits broken every dsorered tho
stomach torpid and relaxed this wonderful medicine
pshss its miracles rescuipg the sick from the shadow Of i'm
pending death 10 Maiden lame
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Ladies' Super Lisle, Plush Lined
Gauntets IS cents per pair.
Mems heavy buck lined fur top Gloves, 30 cent?
81 and - William street, door north Of Maiden lane
GEO. NJ. TRACY Agent
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OvERcoATs s. So 81 90, Is 90, IS So $40 and SIS
~ Rnsuess Goats 81 So s. So n 50. 50 80 and $40
Pants and Vests 81 to $40 Gents Furnishing Goods
No 20 and 292 Bow0y.
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Married..


DUNN-NxynIK -0n Saturday, Oct a. by the Rev
WLiam EveTeN, MiciiARL DUNN To MARY k, yoiag ct
daughter OF the ate William Neville, Of hmaqua, Schuyl
xiii county, Pa
Philadelphia papers please copy
HgsRS -ssmuii-0n Thursday, Oct 81, at Charming
church, Newton, Mass, By the Rev. MIR Young, }. q
HEsnl Of the liim Of Barraeo Henry, Boston, 70 Miss
HEEy j., daughter OF W +. smith, Esq, Of Newton.
HoPr-wooD.--on Thursday evening, Oct 81 at Christ
church, Brooklyn By tho Rev. Dr. Garfield, THoxAs HopK,
ESQ., Of Manchester, England to EurERrR AUGUSTA eldest
daughter Of tho late Honorable GecrgeP Wood Of Nassau,
n. r., Bahamas,
Mancheste, tanglanG) papers please copy
Standardization Tuesday, Oct. %, at st. Paul's
church Brooklyn, by the Rev. J. A. Schneider, wx
Smith, Of New York, TO Mary A. G. X. MCCOY, Of Brook
Ign.
New Orleans paper please copy.
TAMB0rRG--M IIArpoN.-0u Thursday, Oct q, at the
French Church Of ST Vincent de Paul by the r. Father
Jaion, J. ADoIlR TMBouRG Of Bordeaux, France to Ma
ns AGATHA AnAT widow Of III Millaudon, Of New Or
leans.
RIofnRDs-MoEsE AT Railway, N. j., on Thursday
CO, q by the Rev samuel A. Clark, of Elizabeth, Mr..
JAMrssC RICHARDS, Of New York, TO MARY FRANCES eldest
laughter Of Anthony Morse, Esq, of Railway.
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Autumn Or ManhoOd-Wtth 1t Whites
FAN hats from ZIG Broadway.
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Get Your Fall style Hat OF White, 2I6
Bruaa y, Barpum's Museum
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CIOthIh8,
CLOTHING,
- CLOTHING
"a BROADWAY
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Group! Cr0upi! CfOup!!!
Immediately cured by DR. TOBIAS Celebrated Venetian Ini
ment Price Is cents Sold by all the druggists
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- Ut. sweets infssIirle Eluiarcnt Cure.
o % immediately and faia curs goothaohe In
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-19
Bid. TO omi. Elm Grove and Palmetto will be

considered
5673 From Columbia, by Duke, Ri)geway, simPsan's'
Winnsburo', Yongussville, BInckss"ck, Corn
well Turn out, Chester C. H. Chesnut Grove,
Smiths Turn Out, Rock Hill, Fort Mills, and
Pinsville, IN. Co. To Charlotte, ITO miles aud
back, nix times werk.
: Leave Columbia daily, except Sunday, al 73O
M
Arrive nj Charlotte by pm;
Leave Charl.dls On iy, except Sunday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Columbia ny SPIN;
sofa From Columbia by Lieton, As,on, Hope Sta
lion. Pomaria. Pr. speriiy, Newberry Z. H..
B azmam's Turn Out, Chnppels Bridge, Dy-
woud, Cokesbury, Hodges, Mt. Hill, Dnnnalds.
willie, Honey PATH, Bel,un, WilI,am>lon, and
Grove Station, 10 Greenville C.. H., l45! miles
and back, six times week with branches
lst, from Hodges to Abhevle. III miles and
back SIX times week; I'd from Belton 10 An
derson c. H., 10 miles and back, Elk times a
week.
Leave Columbia daily, except Sunday. al 7.3O
Arrive at GreenviIls c. Fl by 6.l5pm;
Leave Greenvile c. H., daily, e,cepl Sunday
at4 I'M;
Arrive al Columbia by 2sopm;
Leave Hodges dailr, except Sunday, at m;
Arrive at AhhevilIe by4 IN;
Leave Ahheville da ly, except. Sunday, at 63O
Arrive at Hodges by 1926 m;
Leave Be!ton daily, except Sunday. ut Is r. m;
Arrive at Anderson C.. H.. by $50 p m;
Leave Anderson Z. H., daily, except Sunday, a'
$50 am;
Arrive at Beltun by s 25 a m.
5675 From Columbia, by l. xng.on C.. IT., I.oesulle,
Riag- and Lofts, 10 Ed2efeld G. H., 5Sa miles
and hack, three limes u werk.
Leave Co nmbia Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat.
urday at m;
Arrive a, EIeelieldC C. H.. by pm;
I.eav. EIsrlleId c. H., Monday. Wednesday
and Fr1aV nj n
Arrive nj Columbia by II p m.
5676 From Columbia, by Oakville, TO Rockville, 90
mites and back, once week.
| Leave Columbia Saturday 81 2 m;
Arrive al Rockville by pm:
Leave Rockville Saturday at m;
Arrive at Columbia by l2 m.
5677 From Columbia to Sandy Run, % miles and
| tack, nncr Il werk.
| Leave Columbia Saturday nj I m;
Ar i've u, Sandy Rnn by pm;
| Leave Sandy Run Saturday ut a m;
Arrive n, Columbia by II m.
| 1913 From Winnsboro, hy Jnrksnns Creek, bell
Store, Huckh ad. Fraslrrvil-, IEalsellviIlr and
Crushyville, 10 Fish Dam, ~ miles and hnck
once u week.
Leave Wrunsboro' Friday at pm;
| Arrive a, Fish Dam neal day hy 6 In;
Leave Fish Dam Thursday ut s IN;
Arrive NJ Winnshoio' next day by IL lii.
j6.,9 From Wrunstoru' by Gaddrn's Grove Rnsl Ross
vile, 10 Berkiamvi!le, aai miles and hack
twice week.
lea,e Winn> horn' Tuesday aud Friday al IL nj
[ Arrive n, Glad,le.s Grove by pm, and a
| Beckhamsville by 8 pm;
Leave Beckhan,,vle Monday and Thu.sday a
Sam;
| Arrive at Winnsboru' by 4 pm.
$3.50 From Gl,dtlens Gruve TO Rocky Mount 6 mile:
| AMI back twice q week.