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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1859-01-06
Henry Arueld,
Prebie Common Pleas.

Henry Arueld, Prebie Comnon Pleas.
| A4ensArnold, C. al. Petition for- Partition.
- Tho above named defendants. Allen Arm
blds John Gregg, Margaret Gregg, Christian
Arnold Isaac Observation-Disclosures, ,Emi-
f5Afh5laE Catherine xArnuldi and. kraRklin
Fudge, Guardian, will take notice that on the
18th day of Decenber,S A. u 1883, 1he above
named plaintiff filed in the Clerks office of
the Court'of Common Pleas of Preble county,
Ohio, his petition against them, wherein said
petitioncrfdepldnds partition ofthe following
Observation-Disclosures, situate lying aud being
in the County Of -Ercbfe and State ofS0hio
and des2rfbeI as follows, to wft:ABeginning
at the Southwest corner ofthea Northwest
anarter of section h:rinbcr thirty-siX, town
ship. number five, range three East, &c.;-
thencet North on the section line one hum
dred laad six poles aud ~segeateep, links to a
corner. thence East parallel 10 the section
line ffty-fours poles4sto O corner; thence
North parallel atoiitAe -sectientline- s poles. to
a corner; thence L. parallel to the sec. line 30
poles to a corner; thence South parallel to the
sectisn .liue eight poles to a, corner; thence
East parallel to the section line thirty-four
pL les to q corner; thence South parallel to
the section line one hundred and six poles
fTu6( and seven teen links to a corner; thence
West on"the quarter section line one hundred
and twenty poles to the placc of beginning,
containing eighty acres, two rods and sixteen
perchos of land. And the said defenlan is
are further notified that the said petitioner
will apply at the next term of said Court for
an order that said partition may he made ac-
corlingly.
Attests 7 > 9 Attys. for Petitioner
q IAcJ Tx ~ DCP-13-6t.&
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1859-01-06
FCentrs1EXmefTcaR

The WashiAgten-eeFFes posfdeat of tho
New York Journal of zGSmmsrce does
not hook upon the Central questions
Between the European powers and our
own as promising any serious trouble
in their settle Aeht. He looks at them
thus: +
IL is supposed that both the British
iSicaragua treaty and the Clss- YarrizaF-
ri treaty viii be ratified by Nlcaragua
2<early insJ anaary.' Upon the -eonclu-
sion of1he- British tt5aty, the. Mosqf5to
protectorate will be abandoned. At tlS
mestimcso r very oon after, the- Bay
Islands arc to be returned to Honduras.
The British GoyernmcBtwilf thus carry.
Aout in gooazfaith the stipHlations ofthe
-Clayton- Buiwer treaty, and will restrict
her possessions and jurisdiction in Cen
trail America to-the Belize. As to the
Nicaragua Isthmus, Great Britain will
guaranty its Security, and no further
danger of its interruption from flibus-
tiers can rarrise- The British viii have
Athe right, as we shall have, under the
sCass-Y rrizarri treat to employ force.
temporarily, for the use. of the transit
rfrom any interruptieH. The Unitsd
States viii Besona par &fah Create Brit
- SO - AA.
ain in this respect, and the trsnsit will
be free sand7seoure, for the commerce
sand trade of the whole yWenld. sThisiis
vail thatithe United Safes Government
has ever claimed in regard to the 18th
muSagFor1aught any one can see to the
contrary then, the difficulties which have
occurred betweenzthe=Unite Statessand
Great Britain as to Central America,
will0bc at apigha; +.
sIstssT9fe ReXt President Y
4 correspondent of tile aPittsburrg
Post, speculptiHg ON the chances of the
next Presidential, claims one hundred
and seytnty-fv electoral votes for the
Democratic candidate He ctaims all
the Sopthefn, States but Maryland, and
three bortherp States, New York
Pennsylvania and New Jersey. In our
Judgment Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa,
Wisconsin, Minnesota and California
are much more certain to vote the Dem
u~ocratic ticket than the free States nam
ed by the. Posi-. We hope aud trust
that they will 90 Democratic, but the
main reliance fora Democratic triumph
in 1860 must be an the NOrthzwest.-
With good and acceptable nominations
we will make the North West with its
sixty odd, electoral votes. head the Dem
ocratic column. 1t is getting sick OF
tepublieauism.-zM. Eernoa Banner.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1859-01-06
DREKBFBL MURDER TN fay
EEHRC0UNTY. q
. Man EsgKfyF0 YseaaaEn or age
Murdered by a gang tOf Ruff

Murdercdf by a. gang t6f HUFF
fans. @-sZ4h M
I~t-becomes our painful duty to record
the Preparation of the most foul and
dreadful murder known in the annals
of crime in Fayette county, resul6ngin
an old man named sNcddy Marine, liv!
ing on Alexander Smiths farm, four
miles south of Washington, on Paint
creek, being Knocked in the head with
la rock, on last Saturday night, so Sc
rionsly ihjuring him that he expired on
Monday night. At about eight OF nine
O'Clock Saturday night, Mr.. Marine
heard q disturbance among his chickens,
and on going out to see what was Il g
matter, was struck by some fiend, with
a rock, in the forehead, which fractured
his skull. The tracks of two persons
were seen about the premises the next.
morning, as also where they had fed
their horses, but they could not be
traced any great distance. etDoubtless,
the fuss was Kicked up amongthe chick
eHssin order to entice the old man out
of the house, It looks like a premedi.
tated murder all around. Mr.. Marines
wife, on hearing the noise, ran out, and
the rocks were flying thick and fast
She screamed and blew the horn, but
before any of theaneighbors had gather
ed the murder. us wfetches had made
good their escape. Next day a big
hickory club was found in a corn.feih.
near by where the rufians fed their
horses. MIR. Marine was about eighty,
years old, and had been in very bad
health for a year or SO back, There
should be, no vigilance spared in ferret
ing out the perpetrators of this aiaboli-
cal deed. As yet we have heard of no
clue being gained as tto' who. are the
guilty oaes,-Fdyet3e CO. Reg. Dec, p.
-GIErs,-ThcreS is, after AL, 81 netting
in ihe fatesofa those tribes that friends
bestew-uponlcach other. which IN, an3un;
falling Indication of tlie. place the siveI
holds in the affections. I would be.
lieve TINT one whe preserved a lock o.
hair, a simple flower, or any trifc Of mi
bestowing. lavcd me, Though no, show
WIS made of it; whilo all the protesta,
tiprs il. The world would not win ny
condolences in the sincerity of n who
set no value onsneh little things. Fri.
As they may. be, but it 'hbS s9SglIs thai
oharaeteE antFi disposition are ofteEes'
4 rnveoIcH 49, ss7sr : - ss,,E. I'D
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1859-01-06
GREAT REMEDY
SO LONG SOUGHT.
n AT LAST,

Tais remedy, claimed by the medical profeS-
sion aud the multiplied thousands that hav We
used it and tested its lr0ndc1JuL c~urGtirc pro-
perties. to be the greatest discovery in medical
science aud natures own remedy the result
of years OF toll and study, by one of Ohio's ia
vorite physicians. in order TO produce some
thing thar would meet the WISHES of suffering
humanity, and thousands from The princely
palace and humble cottage can testify to ..--r
immediate relie found by its use. TM -Saut of
space we only Offer a f(w Of the man n videuccs
in its favor. t.s
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1859-01-06
Notice,

All my clients, whose business has been
closed up in Court, aud who yet owe me my
fees for services, must call upon Messrs. Zoos
s. Campbell, my successors, and settle, either
Nov. 20, '5s-Gt..a 0o.1 WI. GILMoRE..sa
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1859-01-06
FE4CHER.sfNyTFFFFE

= The 22nd quarterly meeting Cfthe CPreble
County Teachers destitute viii be held in
Eaton, Saturday, January 10Th, 1859.
= j. RaLAkE pres't.
II. r. SAYLER, Scc'y.sfz,
Jany G, 1850. a
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1859-01-06
DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given, that the Partner
ship heretofore existing between MITCHELL &
GoCL.h was by mutual consent dissolved on.
the 9Th day of November inst. The accounts
of the firm have been placed in the hands of
Esquire Banta for collection, and those who
desire to save costs can do so by calling on
HIM and squaring, OF before the expiratiez of
twenty days from date.
MITCHELL & GOULD.
Eaton. Noy. lS59.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1859-01-06

The undersigned thankful to a generous
public for their past patronage, takes this
method ofinforming the whole county and the
''rest of mankind that he will continue to
keep at the old stand of Mitchell g. Gould a
general assortment of
FRESH GROCERIES,
Such as.Tea, Coffee, Molasses, Sugars of ev-
cry grade and quality, Spices, Tobacco and
Segars, &c, &c. He will also continue to
furnish CRACKERS, at wholesale or ratail,
and all other articles in the Baking line, on
the shortest notice. Give us a CALL.
s0l E L.. G. GOULD.
Nov. Is, Ia5s-3t.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1859-01-06

.F9os &CAMpBnLL, Atty's.
sssDee. 3o,sTs5s. @'As't s'5stosE -
=E%nW "a "a r4-rRw ST.. ~
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1859-01-06

Attests Z g Atty's. for Petitioner.
c. W. LASH, Clk. Dec.-23-6t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-30

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Institu-
~ tion which has beon in successful operation foz
the last oH III SSIf' Hill. RIO iMoNp, VA,
In delightful airy position and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort CT pa
tents and the successful treatment of diseass
It has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable to the accom-
mediation OF gentlemen who may ind it inconye
nient to be treated at their privete lodgings;
Particular attention will be paid to the ly;s0-sn
words, which are peculiarly commodious.
(Fuvable on the reDsouGLV the Patiently
White patients. per week
COiQred 90. D
Private Rooms, ...........$ TO 3i9
NJ City acceptances required for patients from
the country unless where the parties are known to
one of the Physicians of the Hospital:
This includes all charges for Board Medical attend
ence Nursing aud Medicine. By an arrangement
with the Infrmary of the Medical College, small
additional fee ranging from 81 to $50. viii be charg
cd for Surgical cases. The particular sum may be
ascertaned beforehand By application 70 one OF the
attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted.
No batient received for less than q week.
The undersigned will give their personal atten
ton to ell patients placed in their Hospital.
ATTENDING PAYSICIANs.
JAMES BOLTON ID. D.,
Grace street, between 18th and 5th.
THOMAS POLLARD, d. d.,
Belvin's New Building, 18th st., between Main
and Franklin.
franklin st., next door below Trinity Church.
WIN. W. PARKER, n. D.,
Law Building. franklin street. next deor to State
THos. NJ. NIXON. N. D. Resident Physician
l-6m
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GREATIMPORTANoa
TO THE PUBLIC.

You will nnd the cheapest. handsomect Goods Of
Goods Store. Black and Colored Silks So cents and
npwards; De LANES. Organizes anl Jaconets, Lawns
ana Oacoes and bereges ~ all prices Brilliants ct
ten cents; Brown Linen for Men and 6oys "a l25.:
Ladaes Handkerchiefs lots and upwards; Black SIN
mitts IN. worth T3;) MArsejlies and Linen Bosoms
q ~ cts. and higher prices; stella shaw end Man
cts; Lisle Thread Gloves "a. worth 80 Irish LIN.
ems he chesgsst ever hroueht g the city;
bands. astonishing low; Gycee, brown and Blus
Doyexss fbr Wells sc Ia hu6hee f nannsta g n u,
q eenta richly worth double ~ money, Extsaetca
flirting end eheetipe - ~ prtess; Mack. MAN
aud Mt3ed 4coo q u e1M a4d y AnSe0t uAnX nogo
sS sss: 3 3 ssss $ rs & 81 .s... oA
nh " Joo1e6 exkAVaN,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-30

An EMPTY BEADED EXQUISITE was present when
young lady was singing song, in which the
following lines occur
by that fair brow where innocence reposes
Like moonlight resting on the spotless snow"
Looking at him intently, she divided the words
in the first line In a manner not particularly com.
plimeutary, thus
by that fair brow ,oherein no senSs repoSes,
Like moonlight resting on the spotless snow"
We HEARD man call another man an extor-
toner, the other day, for suing him day or two
before. why friend,' replied the man who
brought the suit, 81 did it to oblige you" .sTo
oblige me, indeed" said the other; show Pr
"Why, to oblige you to pay me-"
"WHY, SAID lover to his mistress; "are you
like that hingei" "Csn't even guess" "Because
you are something to door (adore)" She cut
his acquaintance Immediately, (Which, We surmise,
considerably unhiDged him)
Dr.. PAIR, when boy at Harrow, had by in'
tense study acquired 30 old looking race lot MS
age. that one day Sir William Jones said 10 MIN
Jokingy, "Parr, If you should have tue COCO luck
to live forty years. you may stand chance OF
overtaking your face"
'HAs THAT cookery book any pictures" said
Miss G. to book seller. 1No, miss, noae," was
the answer "Wbyi" exclaimed the young lady,
"what is the use OF telling MS how to make coed
dinnerif they give us no plates"
$40 you know who built this bridgel" said q
person To Hook. aNo,n replied the wit; "but II
you 90 over you'll be tolled'"
How THE PoopLE Cor WEr-Enter Bridget
with the mistress favorite poodle, wringing wet
slow 10 this, Bridget How came Fido to get &C
very vet2'' aAn' faith, man, an 10 was little
Tommy that had the tiny bas.e dashed 10 the enc
of q powi, and was washing the winders within. ,
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MARBLE WORKS.
ROGERS & MILLER,

CORNER OF 9Th AND MAIN sTs.
We respectfully invite the attention of these in
want to our stock on hand, which consists of the
largest and best finished assortment of Monuments,
Tombs, head Pieces. Nantes. &c, to be found in
the city. Monu nent8 Of any size or design, made
Marble.
The only premium erer awarded by the Viroinia
Mechanics Institute. on Marble work, awarded to
John Rogers e2s-3m
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BURROWS RELIABLE

u RELIABLE MEDICINES.
FOR TIE RAPID AND EFrEcruAL CUBE sEs 81
ULCEROUs AFFECTIONS,
NERVOUS HEAp D A9a ErrsruLA
- Di .sis OF THE WOMB n,
q SSTGHYs 4 sMzk SIPS FEVER
Piles Sll eEbfHHzzkk R sfMsAt1Hes ,,,u
urRn1AG BisEzsE Ef Ez1 hA' 6 ISL
And all Diseases arising from an Impure State OF
IM II sy Us RS St c Ss'1 IN sIIipiSE
prietors wish 1t to be distinctly understood oy al
that it does not rank among the 80 called qusack
or any Of the remedy whose
extraordinary curative powers are authenticated
by men Of highest respectabity and OF the strict
&c SoWS RElIHBLE MEpicNE the test Of
experience in Norfolk and vicinity performing during
that time miracles in the way 81 nave been
Thoroughly and permanently restored 10 nea'n ~
the use of this medicine after having pesn
nounced incurable by the most eminent pny 0i'i"n'
The nranriefors have in their possession tnou,
sands Of certificates from the osI a,iowed their
names to be introduced rs witnesses OF Tue eoaog
,F tb;, p,edictne but who are Wiling, II
., ani ~ suS;ect to correspond with the afflicted,
, bns satisfy them Of trnthfuness Of what
is here asserted before dollar y snf hs
~ ti medicine for the reason it is recommended 20
50 affections and Which to sRa q
TIi "n why this preparation cures so many os,
eases. Me IS because i REGENiE si9,i sy y
~ .hnronehly purifying the blood. and remov-
KEN oTbd obstructions which cannot be de.
MED are the true sources of all diseases Al tnat
nieu a tr This medicine is a fair trial, which Will
ssIrediy convince any one of its extraordinary o.
cacv in curing the various diseases for which 1t Is
Tha foIlnwng persons living in Norfolk Va and
;ts Vicinisy' have certified by saying: o,s
We take pleasure in recommending bGhhOWs
for hch il is recommended, assuring the afflicted
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HENRY w. SMITH
NEW NORTHUMBERLAND

"A COTT, HARRIS & CO f., succe isors TO MER-
W.. CHENT WEIsIGER Co are receiving one
LIZ of the largest ans best ssscrtments of Ready
Made Clothing ever offered in this Market having
been MANUFACTURED BIZ THEMSELVES, and Tor style.
quality and tit cannot be surpassed
Also, Youths and Boys Clothing of every kind and
quality suitable for Boys from four to sixteen years
old.
Furnishing Geeds of every kind. including their
ceIe brated Golden Hill shirts of superior quality,
an fit guaranteed, which will be sold at the very
lowest prices!
IA. Call and examine them.
DAkRACOTT, HARRIS 4 CO..
an is liz Main street.
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no COCNTRY MERCHANTS

sPRINNSa STOCK s,, oE Of h the Above Goods
~ which have. within the last few weeks,
selected in person of the manutacturers is now pc
ing received by arrival and Will IN rehssers
bavesnared no pains in the selection OF tas stoc
worthy the attention fh Of b seans sis
chants. 1t has been bought on me ,rade conss.
nusntly the sizes well as the quality Of the 1000
viii commend it the favorable notice o, TO
Marchsnts buying for cash. will find it greatly 70
their Advantage to give call. at NO Us Malh 81
'heii aa' JOHN c. PAG JR:.
- MIS- U Price Co
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RICHMOND. January l, 1859.
THE UNDERSIGNED have this day
LOTTERIE !.
GPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERIES.
AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA.)
TO
DRAWN AT AUGUSTA, GEORGIA

TO THE PUBLIC.-As the members of our firm
have. by way of purchase, Deeome the owners
of the grants chartered by the states OF Della
ware, Kentucky, Missouri. and part of those In
Georgia under the management of Messrs Gregory
l. Marry, OF Wilmington, Delaware We have DEEM
ed il expedient to change the name of our firm
after January LIST. 1859, to that of WOOD, EDDY
L CO., who will have the management of the Sparta
Academy Lottery and the others as above famed.
We have endeavored to transact sll our business
with integrity and assure the public that the
patronage heretofore bestowed on us is well desery
ing of being transferred to oar successors. WOOD,
EDDY co. Very respectfully,
SWAN co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-30

EiiVasS Slo
In addition to the above rates. In CAGES requiring
prietors Of the Bellevue Horptal, small fes Is
charged for the operation, varying from 80 to $50
according TO its Importance. The particular fee In
any case may be ascertained By application to either
clan.
All charges payable on the removal Of the IA.
tient. =
Attending surgeons-Profs. GIBSON, PETICo-
and McCAW. $50
Kssident hysician-yUNIUs MICHIx. MD.
Steward-F d PARRISH.
President-L JGYNE6, NJ D.
Persons In the country, desiring 10 send patients
to the Intrmary, may address either the President
or the Resident Ply siciAn. IL ely
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1859. SPEING GOODS. 1859.
DOGGETT & ANDERSON-Dealers in
1859.

u Paper Hangings Mattings, Oil Cloths, Curtain
Goods. Window shades. Beds Mattresses, &C. cor
ner of Governor ard franklin streets-Have re.
ceived rge and welseected stock for the Spring
Trade to which they invite the attention of yers,
Intending to offer such Inducements 20 purchasers
that great bargains may be realized. We are also
prepared to execute Paper Hanging and Uphoister-
ing in the city or country. promptly, by the best
wOrkfnen ap4-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-30

IN JOHN DOOLEY, sgsR
szAAH Hat and Cap Manufactures and Whole -
sale Dealer in
HATS. CAPS. FURS, TRIMMINGS, &c.
have now on hand complete end extensive as
sortment of everything in my line. adapted to the
SPRING TRADE,
10 which constant additions will be made during
the season
NV experience and facilities have enabled me, on
this occasion to offer the LARG EAT, and in every
way the most COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS that
has ever been offered in Virginia. 1890
| would ask the particular attention OF my CUE
toners to my stock Of
STRAW GOODS,
"" IVA JOHN DOOLEY,
rnb7-ts Main street, Richmond, Va
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NIOTICE.-The preprietors Of the COP
IN PER LIGHTNING ROD COMPANY hereby
give notice that they have appointed CHA0LEs d.
YALE q CO.. No. $50 Main street. Richmond. agents
for the sale Of these celebrated conductors
Il. =. LEE SON,
NH 30-dlm Proprietors.
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THE rates West Of Knoxville win not 60 into 81,
foot untl after the complexion Of tho Cleveland
Branch Railroad, which win be about the ISL Oh
April. ,,r.,a
sbiprers Of through goods must send dnptca.s
s,rkets giving the marks. weights and desfinAsoa
81 goods. Ecud TO Cox's Line Of Beats. -,
A q LEE, en- the DOCK.
N. d Goods from Northern cities shipped 'nfosxn
At reduced rates. Al O. IL
fc lO--ts
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CPRING 6ALES-l669.
THOMAS. HUGHES b OALDWELL.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
mo. Pearl Street, Richmond, Virginia)
We are now ready to exhibit our efhlNa
siooA NoTIONs AND FANCY GOODS:
Wa haye more than doubled our DIRECT I'M
pnRT 4 TlONS which, added to our
LARCENY INCREASED STOCK
Of American manufactures. enables Us to offer b
the merchants OF
VIRGINIA,
TENN8SsEE. and
KENTUCKY
Stock Of GOODS. not to DO surpassed In EX-
TRNT BEAUTY and CHEAPNESS In this conn
try. Our assortment consists in part of
Embroideries. Laces. Dress Trmmiugs, SIX and
Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, Handkfs, Cravats. Ties
suspenders. Shirts and Collars, Umbrellas Para,
sols, Brushes, Combs, Buttons. Hoop Skirts. Per
fumeries and soaps Gold and Gilt Jewelry. Ic.
An endless variety of Small Wares, more particu
larly specified IN orr printed Catalogues. =
- Orders ct al times promptly attended 70.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-30

INDIAN AcUTENEss EXPLAINED The Texas CORES
poudent of the Scientific American says: The trail
which hunters aud Indians follow skiltaly, is not
30 much composed of tracks or footprints, as o!
iudescTibabe little signs such as leaves and blades
of grass bent or turned, twigs broken, and other
things small and faint that they cannot be
shown tSAuy one, yet which, when all put to.
gether, make kind OF line along the ground
but which will diIgppear when locked at steadi-
lyo
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81 ACCOMMODATION

S4 FL gTRAIN- LANCE op
HOURS Lon and after April LIST. the Accomrsoda.
ton Train of this Company will run daily SUNDAYS
excepted between Milford and Richmond. Leav-
ing Milford at 20 A NJ, and arrive in Richmond at
s45 A NJ. Returning will leave Richmond at 4
O'Clock P VI, and zach Milford NJ 20 Pm.
NJ FARE the same as on the Mail Trains
sAMEUL RUTH, Sup't Trans
Office r and r Roo,
Richmond March 81, 1889. NH n
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MARBLE WORKS.

JACOB VINCENT,
MANUFACTURERS OF ITALIAN AND AMERI-
CAN MARBLE
MONUMENTS TOMBS, HEAD PIECES de-,
Of every Style or Design.
The public are respectfully invited to call at my
Yard. between 5th and 9th streets on Main, and ex-
anime my work, which cannot be excelled by an
other establishment North or South, which will
sell as low as any establishment in this city or
elsewhere. mil
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WATCHES, CLOCKS.

e GO 1T, BILL!
"a 1.-THE new years come, the old ones gone.
49,, These were the words l said,
- As sitting up to see it come,
did not go to bed.
Soon twelve O'Clock the town clock told!
Thought /, this can't be true:
plainly see that you're not kept
BY BILL BARTHOLOMEW
SO pulling out my watch, look'd.
And sure enough found
1t wanted yet ten minutes more
For the old year TO slip round
On this could not help but feel
That knew what to do;
When took my watch to have it fixed,
To BILL BARTHOLOMEW,
Who has had an experience of 20 years in London
aud America Corner Main and 18th streets, oppo
site American Hotel. NH IL