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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-13
EOR sALE-A valuabIe FAEM, containing Ia7

Ia VN
Land together with the STOCK and FARM
ING IMPLEMENTS situated three miles southwest OF New
bufzh County ~ Y Has good Of the and
country Tie improvements consist u large, we'll
bull; Dwr.l Tenant house HaybouEe. BaIn Carriage soose,
Stsbe kc Hat, large Apple Orchard and Eres; variety
Frui, the PREMISE, Possession be bad I'm.
neds,ely. Apply 70 H. I. MeC0SS, No. al D-ys, 70
GEORGE CLARK New tursh, y. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-13
Gonses to Get.

SCHOOL ROOMS to LET In the BIBLE
~ HOUSE Aston placeA suite Of rooms web adapted FOX the
purp occupied the last six Yeas BY @ class school
OFFICES LET In the building which very des
rsble. Apply the Tcasers Oce in the Bible House.
4thsv.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-29
The scIcntinc American.

Tie publishers u this widely circulated
and popular illustrated weekly journal of
mechanics and science. announce That II will
BE- enlarged On Tie first u July. and other.
wise greatly improved, containing sixteen
pages instead eight, the prescott size, which
Hillmake !: The largest and cheapest sctehufe
Journal in the world il is liz only Journal
d IL class that has ever succeeded in this
country. and maintains a character for author.
~ 10 All matters II mechanics, science and
The arls. which i MT exeellrd BY any other
published IN ihiseountr, Or ID Europe. Al.
though the publishers will incur an increased
expense d $4,000 year by this enlarge.
mrnt, They have determined not 10 raise tie
price q subscription. relying upon their
friends ~ indemnify them IN this increased
expenditure. By corresponding increase 81
subscribers. Terms - Seir, or 10 copies
for SIS. Specimen copies of The paper With
. pamphlet d information 10 inventors, rar.
nlshrd gratis, b. mail. On application 10 The
publishers, Mum 4 Co., 81 Park Row. New
York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-29

have persuaded Aunt Fanny to live with Us,
she is the best soul in existence, and has
many harmless joke on the chance she had
Of being my wife il Emily had not come N
person.
We have been married six months, and
expect.
This abrupt break is caused BY my wife,
who drew the pen out Of my hand.
After all, what | was going to tell is more
Of he. business than that OF any one else, bul
il she says | mustn't tell, why Of course
can't do il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-29
Ia bc resumed /

FawLY RsLAfluss ~ Ing fzAa am rnE
EaplRpR. il Tact .hirh i not general.
IL known, that he families u I've Czar d
lassia and he Emperor d France &c con.
nrcted BY marriage. A son of Eugene
Beauhsrnois, who was married 10 The dsugh.
Ter 81 lie King IL Bavaria, married sister
n NE present Emperor Alexander IL R1ssia.
Eugene was ihe son IL lie Empress lose.
phine, tie Gst wife ~ Napoleon. One 81
her gtanLsOns y The present Emperor 81
Russia. One &c her granddaughter BY III.
gene il The present Qdeen of sweden. An.
other grandson, Who Is nov dead, married
The Queen ii Poftugsl. SILL another grsnd.
daughter BY Eugene i tie Empress d Bra.
~, ciaeianaG Enquirer, Jsae :.
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specIal Terms Or one snperlor connie

We learn from Mr.. Dawes, The Private
Secretary 70 the Governor, that special terms
u the superior Court have been ordered,
and will b. held as follows:
Wilkes County. 81 Monday in June and
Ashe County, 4th Monday in June, By Judge
Heath.
Wayne County. 81 Monday in June, by
Judge Saunders.
Montgomery County. 4tt Monday in Jane,
BY Judge Shepherd.
Buncombe County, Sd Monday in July,
70 continue two weeks. By Judge Bailey.
Pitt County, 18th Monday in July. by
Judge Manly.
Meeklenburg county, % Monday IN July.
BY Judge Caldwell.
Dnplin County. u Monday 10 September.
BY Judge. Saunders. Standard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-29

SOMETHING NRw.-We were shown Few
days since, bY Mr. John A. McManncn. n
beautiful model &c Chcaaweih's new Patent
Reaplng and Msw,ng MlChiue. which is
said q be on an entirely new plan. This
machine appears 70 be simple and perfect IL
~ way. Il received Tile frst premium-a
gold ns,lal-al The last exhibition of the
Matland Mechanics Institute. and was re-
commended as the best reaper offered 10 the
public by Tie committee 81 examination. IL
this reaper. offered by Mr. Mc,iannen. il as
good an article A. his smut machine, we
would ahsise al 10 buy IL. We believe il
= ! conceded fact that tie Touring interest
q ihr State has been much benefited by the
introduction of Mr.. MeManncn's smut ma.
chine. which has taken the premium al our
State FAIRS. We understand that he has i'm.
proved his smut aud screening machine,
and brought i 70 The highest perfection.
lie has them constantly on hand al his es-
tablishment u South Lowell, n. g., and will
ship them @ any part 81 The country. lie is
also the ageni for Chcnoweii,.s new Reaper
IL this State Nandard
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-29

The New York Express thinks that there
j. AZ awful profanity 10 The fact Of the two
leading dcspots 10 Europe being on The eve
81 setting bali million Of men cutting one
anothcr's threats o. blowing out each others
brains, thus prcsumptuOusly affecting. and
calculating upon. The Providence Of God. in
their rcspcctatise address recently publish.
ed.
Providence will bless our efforts, for
that cause Is holy 10 the eyes Of God. &c.
Napoleon.
4 The sword which have been forced 10
draw il sanctified. "--franeis Joseph.
rhari,siga couria,
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-zassss sysssssssssssEz.-
- sSSssss 81. y -
S%aSSS ! =
Aillsburuugb Gsrptnfr.
Union, the Constitution, and the Laws the Guar
dams Of our Liberties.
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
Wednesday, June 20, 1850.

Congressional b. Saunders, Esq Of
Johnson county, has announced himself as candidate
for Congress in this District, in opposition to the Hon
L. OBJ. Branch the regular Democratic nominee
Mr.. Saunders is Distribution Democrat and is op'
posed 10 Mr.. Branch's thirty million bill. The cam
paign was opened Al Brassfed's on Monday the 2o.i
instant.
Thomas D. Mcdowell. Esq, who was recently no
minated in Columbus county for seat IN the mex
Congress in opposition to The Hon. Warren Winslow
has published leuerin which be declines to be can
dda,e. Nj. Winslow will therefore probably have NJ
opposition.
IN the Seventh District, Mr.. Ashe having resste,
urgent solicitation Of his friends and positively declined
The nomination rendered to him, the Wadesborougl
Argus has placed al It's masthead the name Of Gen
Samuel II. Wakup, Of Union county. as ihe.opponen
or The Hon Burton Craig, and calls upon all good eil
izens 10 rally to his support.
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pose Of attending at the Presbyterian Church to hear
the essay Of Mrs. Della w JONES' Of cartere, on Fe-
male Education. The address read by Rev, Tnr-
ner NJ. Jones. It speaks principally Of The many de-
fects in female education in the lower and primary
branches Of study.
In the afternoon session, the thanks Of the Assccia
ton were unanimously rendered to Mrs. Jones for her
able and interesting essay and copy requested for
publication.
At a later hour, VIM. D. Cook, Esq, Principal Of
the North Carolina Institute for the Deaf and Dumb,
and Blind, gave exhibition Of the proficiency Of
some Of his pupils before very crowded audience.
In the evening session, Prof Dohery entertained his
hearers with lecture and some experiments in Chem
isry. The Association then adjourned 10 meet at
Beaufort on Friday evening.
On Friday morning at nine o'clock, the Association
left Nowhern in special train, accompanied with
large delegation Of ladies and gentlemen, on visit to
Morehead and Carolina Cities, and Beaufort and Fort
Macon, al which places they met with the most cordi-
al hospitality.
At eight o'clock p. NJ. the Association assembled in
the Methodist Church. the President 10 the chair. Coz,
Swain responded 10 calls made upon him. and address
ed the Association for nearly hour the best modes
ofimparing instruction TO YOUTH on Normal and mixed
schools, and on the government Of schools. He was
followed by the Rev w. /. Van Eaton, Of Yadkin, J..
II. Mills, Of Oxford Rev. L. Branson. Of Lenoii, An
drew ccngland, Of Halifax, Rev. q. H. Wiley, Of
/ Guiford, and G. W. smythe, Of Catawba.
On motion Of Gov. Swain, the thanks Of The Assoc
citation unanimously rendered 10 The people 81
Beaufort for their generous hospitality on the oeca-
sion.
After fervent prayer BY the Rev Mr.. Wheeler,
Pastor 81 the church. the Association adjourned sub
jcct 10 the call 81 the Executive Committee.
The above brief account Of The proceedings con-
densed from extended summary in the Raleigh
STANDARD.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-29

The New York correspondent Of The National In
tegencer says Il seems to Be the general opinion
here, that il the ultras 81 the Democracy hsis, upon
extreme ground Al Charleston. The Convention Of nelt
ytar wbc tile last 81 The kind FOR some lime 10 come.
The people are getting tired of conventional domna-
lion and dication and think il time reserve them
selves other agency le election Of President
Than The mere privilege Or confirming The doing. d
packed Convention
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-29

The special election n Rhode Island for member
d Congress, hns resulted in The choice d Christopher
Robinson. The American Republican candidate, BY
majority 81 about 70O.oyer Thos Davis the straight
Repuhcan.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-29

The wheat Crop-We are gratiiei 70 sec
in our exchanges accounts from all parts Of the eoun-
IN stating that The Wheat crop every where proves e
lie unusually good and abundant and The prospect i
that il will he well gotin.
The Ga, crop i 10 general very fair, and in man,
localities remarkably good.
II is too early say much Of tic corn crop but th'
prospect is quite encouraging
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-29
senator Dougras.-Ialge Douglas, in


10 the inquiries 81 some Of his friends whether they
ii liberty to presen, bis name 10 the Charleston Con
ycntion for the Presidential nomination, has written
letter in which he states that il the Democratic
party shall determine in The Presidential election q
1850 10 adhere % he principles q the compromise
measures o. 1850. and ratified ~ the people ii the
Presidential election of 1852, anil reailifmcd BY the
Kansas Nebraska nst Of 1854 and incorporated into
the Cincinnati platform il 1856, exRounded hy NJ.
Buchanan in his last letter accepting the nomination,
anil approved BY he people in bis election /; 70 that
event bis friends will Be liberty present bis name
u The Convention, il they see proper @ DO ..
Bot ii The Convention :. shall inerpolate into the
creed II The pirts such issues DC revival = he
African slave ira1s, Congressional slave code fot
the Territories 81 The doctrine that lie contribution y
the United States either establishes prohibits beyond
Tie power u Tie people legally % control i 4 other
property !; 10 that event he consider. i due n can.
Jor - ssy ha. Il viii no, accept The nomination i ten.
drred q him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-13

DCUU. with complete equipments for log job
hing commission buaress bakers
ssle has besn established since March 1856 aud zoo.
for selling bavr another business The whole will
fair vsusan, R5d give the parties buying g3oi nm an
introduction TO tae fret hands TO buy well he
customers. Here Ia an opening for raktx money with
small capitol Apply soon a. must be sid In lew dys
ADDRESS J. box 1875 Herald onlee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-13
II CAMEL AND BITUMINoUs

TOR SALE OR EXCHAN0R-PRODUDrIvE CRY
sore and house property c.eh or ychanss for
modern house zion Adirss e. with
particulars, d. IL. A., box l66 Poat aface.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-14
THE TN TELLIGENCER
THE WINDS or MARCH ARE HUM
MING
u ohEENE nALLEok.

The winds Of March are humming
Their parting song, their parting song,
And summer skies arc coming,
And days grow long, and days grow long
I watch, but not in Sladncss,
Our garden tree, nu- garden tree;
1t buds, in sober sadness,
Too soon for me. too soon for me.
Ny second ~inter's ever.
Alas! and l. ALAS and
Have no accepted lover;
Don't ask INC why, don't ask me why.
It's not asleep or lille
That love has been. that love has been;
For many happy bri.ill
The year has seen, the year has SEEM
I've done bridemaid's duty,
AT three OF four, at three or four;
Ny best bouquet had beauty,
Its donor more. its donor more.
Ny second winters over,
Alas! and l. alas! ami
Have no accepted lover
Don't ask me why. don't ask me why.
His flowers my bosom shaded
One sunny dav, one snnny day.
The next, they fed and fdei,
Beau and bouquet, bean and bouquet
In vain, ut ball and parties,
I've thrown my net, I've thrown my net
This waltzing, watching heart Is
Unchoscn yet, nnchoscn yet
Ny second winters oger.
Alas! and I, alas and
Have no accepted lover;
Don'task me why, don't ask me why.
They tell me there's no hurry
For Hymen's ring, for Hymen's ring;
And Pm too young to marry;
IT'S no such thing, It's such thing.
The next spring tides will dash on
Ny eighteenth year, my eighteenth year
1t puts me in n passion,
Oh dear, oh lear! oh dear, oh dcar
Ny second winters over,
Alas! aud I, alas! and
Have no accepted lover:
Don't ask me why, don't Ask me why.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-14
LIVER INVvffGEORATOR


PREPARED BY DR. sANFOnD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs one OF TUE BEST PUEGATIyE AND LIVER NE
ilder, and eGectul han any ether medicine
acting first on the LiUer eject morbid matter, then
the and bowels to or that matter, thus
feelings experienced in the operations OF most Gu
iGrtes It strengthens The system at the same time that
strengthen and build it up with unusual raPiiity.
Tho LIYER is one Of the principal resqlatoTs Of the
The powers Of the system are uIlydeveoped
almost entirely dependent on the healthy action otthe
toin is fault the bowels atNau and the whole
having ceased to do itdatyFor the diseases
gan, one Of the Proprslorshas made his study in
whereWthtO eOuntsraet the many arrangements to which
Is
bIed with LTHER C0JE<PLALNT, in any ofits forms,
These aums remove ali--morbid bad matter from
the system, supplying In their place healthy aow Of BILE
PURIFYING THE BLOOD sgivng tone and health to the
Eso ,iDR 1IGis eTTe 'Aa'e'of the
n BlLT6Gs ATTACKS are cured, AND, WHAT is
LIVER iNvIGORATOR. n
and prevent, the food from-rlslpE aud sSurng.
only dOsetaken before. retiring prevents NIGHT
oS7 dose .aEsa R I9s,sn' the bowels
one dose taken after each meal VIII cure DYSPEPSIA
GR- one dose of two tea>spoonfus will always relieve
One bottle taken for fe- male
'1S,i Of Dc ds TsS.s fii
9gs s9Ss 0s1 sRSs,sd SO 9Ts sqEs e! oAoA6RA
~ Only one bottle Isoneedet to throw out the
system medi-cine after long sickness.
~ One bottle taken for-5JAIiHDICE removes all sal
IownesS unnatural color-frOrn the skin
One dose taken shoTtNtime before Eating gives Wig
or To the appetite, and mAkesNf0od digest well.
One dose often Tepeatei-, cures CHRONIC DLAR.
RIGA In its forms, while S o XER and
BOWEL complaints yieIdZ almost the first dose.
One or two doses tacks caused by WORMS in
Children: there u sureTsaer, speedIer remedy In
the world as Il neeerfIfEs. -
~ few bottles euresJ4DROPSY, by exciting the
AbSorbents.
We take pleasure in recon- mendng this medicine
preventive FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL FEVER,
and all FEVERs OF BII,- LIOUs TYPE. It operates
willing testify its
wonderful virtues.
AK WHO USE 1T ARE 9TVTNS THEIR UYAN7
lfOE.S TESTIMONY ~ ITS IA TOR.
~ Ni iodtsr In he mouth eith TIA rt5ordt0F, and
slndLlOto b0th toJetisr.
THE LIVER INvIGoR AToR
Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DIeCOVERY, and Is daily
working believe
mage, he frat dose g0ia0 bsHsat and seldom
Complaint. from the worst JHuaoffcS DVspfDsfd
common Headdche all Of which the result Of DIS
EASED LIVER.
PRICE oSE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DIR. SANFORD. Proprietor, SIS Broadway, New York
And rstaed by all OrugEistI SOLD dksO bp
mvl4-1y T. u. LoFAN On. wI-@l'nE. Va
MO. 4 PITTSBURGH SALT always on hanis znI Tor
~ sale At nanufAeturerS' prices nv
ia7sa J. a. METoALF. 80 Main ST.
d gSIIE5 We have just a lot Of those excel
u lent scrubs male order speei4y. Also an ex
article Beaver tail Shoe brushes, Dusting Rrahes
s.esnns brushes, windaE Arnshsa
tebii ~ SfcoLL BRD, 100 Main g.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-14
Dissolution OF Partnershfp

Dissolution of Partners hip
TINE large AMI well selected OF Dry Goods In
the store Of Levi Klein, No. 30 Main street, Centre
whseng opposite the residence Of Mrs p Zane will be
sold until all dispo Of and
below preparatory di-solnon OF partnership.
Persons wanting thing IN line will 11d to their adj
VAntaSv call und examine the stock, the goods
and Immediately, without reslr to cott.
LEvI / KLEIN.
p s.-Au persons knowing Themselves Indebted II sail
t1rIr Immediately and
lIkre1Y s4ee cot. lEeb!S-.n Lew KLEIN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-14
PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
at the Office of the Millennial
r-r. RnAInn Va

K " ohlGAI4ONS ESI GALE
At the Office of the Millennial
Harbinger, Bethany, Va.
TNHRIsTIAE HYAiS-BOOR in fun shes -sTj< cents Per
" eap do srabesque. copy 50 cents; do do re an
81; dc; :, esnts SS GI s eta sse a IS; do DO
Tarksv morocco, GIT edges. with gold ela'p,sl,IS-
Sri.sa baptism, hts con.equsns'
b.lsts On Roman Catholicism, between BP. Purcell an
cafistaa Baptist. muslin l,15p:reOpy
o. d :, .5 e .i e aFsSssqp'' 81
R Rice p ps9ss ns 1ss sd l.as ss mail
Prsip,e. Ssise. Sfie siroas urged
br Campbell and others b. r. richardson. Price, from
-' BsStsr,. Po-ru.-Pla.n, 81; extra, 50.
Gas H7 voIane e q sc nieai abiass 81 Per vol
unbound; bound, 1.5O. ,,,,.
s "a B zap Rice Debate Ia:Singer
ceptsd The postage the former is abont51ea on the
~ 10 Books yin be sent on commission.
PRICE OF Book7 by mAIL-PosrAsE PAID HEB
Hy.9a-aq9k ,4s;p per IsI g
roAl SIT Edges, per dazen...-...-.T 80
Turkey morocco, sni edges, per doz y 70
Christian System, per dOzen............--.......l
Term. of tte IEarbipEer for 1883.
fP poo 20 oiid ' bf55t s EToa Of i; months
copies FOR oneyear, or copy for thrse yea's- 06
~
Is e9pe. l.ni on: copy % 90
IS eoPe, (aad Que esPy srsti.j 81 %
5Ocapi=s getter Of club. one book on Bap-
tisGn and neatly bound Hymn D0ak) SO
10 copies (and gettsr club books on Bap-
tisrl aud TWO neatly bound Hgmn Books)-.. 20 W
copies (ani y=trcr ap of blub three books on
Baptism and three neatly bound lynn B1oSs 100 %
$50 copies land c3Plss Of the book Baptism and
basatly bound Hymn Books) 90
EXTRA PREMIUMS
RoT teiargs' of three or more clubs over
For ne n.xslrgs.t over $780, $50 ~or.h of Books
the largest l5J, SIS worth OF books:
be selsct- according TO the order OF the
AgerttA sEhasn the p-euiIn Is awarded
~ TIE CASH ICSr BE FORWARDED INVARIABLY
N ADVANCE POR CLUBS. We cannot aaordto Keep &C.
No Dsrsoa rssidiag In BslbIny tOiH be admitted
com PetitOF for HIess premiums
Address A. CAMPBELL, Bethany.
nhiS-lv R~anke routtv- We.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-14
coal ON and coal on Lamps.

Coal Oil and Coal OIL Lamps.
WE have lust received beautiful article OF Coal OIL,
w better than any before sold in this city.
The diEagreeabe ndor which connected with the Car
bon and Coal Oils offered Others, degree
been removed from this OIL making PIsasaater to handle
and giving brilliant iigt the smoke which
attends the Coal OILS in
We have hand, Of manufacture, the largest
and best of Lamps Of every description for
burning the different kinds OF oils.
Our Coal OH Lamp Cap is constructed that BY the
pansIOn chimney will
ing eramPsd IN the which the case with other esps
Coal Oil Is the best OH used. giving far light
at less cost, and being nou-exploslYe. All IN want Of
Light. call At the Q1eensWare Store Of
HOBBS 4 BARNES 1l5 Main ST.,
door 10 HeiSkeIl sEearingen.
Seta Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-14
WILDE & BRO.

WILDE & BRO.
PEsPEnfFULLY Iallru the Pabue that they have re-
III eeEei Of the largest and InvoI
OF WllP4psr aai Wiuia shades brou 70 the
city % Whesiins so?sing Freneh, English Auer-
Papers B0Tisrs In almost siIeaH variety They
were purchased below the elEtouary hsares and
m be sold lin Il beautiful Chased
Paper - cents psr I'll the o9s-r elsewhere
lsH- Ifyoa wish 64fsEas give call, are deter
mined TO sell - prices viii isfv competition
attention Of WHOLE5ABE DEALERS 10 Tited A. ne 80
job goods II mRftfsTortbis rates. Oar ssoe fs R
TIRELY Ne = and free AMI deproeated stie,
eIrried 0Verfrom last year. All
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
80 g go

tk2es7La. gtllslZa- q slZa--sZ-Z-AAA
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON and after Monday, 29h November, 1855, the trains
" will run a foilOWs-vz:
First-The St Louis, Cincinnati, Wheeling BenTood,
Baltimore and washnEt9n City Express leaves daily
ll3n A. NJ arriving at Baltimore I20 A. ~ in
breakfast and Eastern connections.
Second-The Northwestern Chicago St Louis, Cairo,
indianapolis Day ton Cincinnati, Wheeling BenSood Bal
timore and Washington City Express leaves daily at $3.50
p NJ saturday eNcepted) arriving Baltimore p
" in time for Eastern connections.
To enjoy the elegant mount cslery passengers should
take the 1880 A. NJ train Cumberland
trip by the $500 A. M.
eturnng West anil south-wes the trains leave
Baltimore daily follows: Rrst-The Sl5 A. VI.
arrives Wheeling At 625 p VI. Seeond-The $50 p. ~
train arrives at Wheeling Mt iU:31 A VI.
The 1880 a. NJ train bound stop
between I,heelns and Cumberland
Round trip tickets being issued TO Moundsvie at 50
cents and to B:nWoOd at rs J. D. FORD, Agent.
W. =. SMITH, Superintendent.
l.. NJ. COLE, GEM Ticket Agent. noV8O
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what the Press Saw.


What the Press Say.
'coyrGRs Ezterminators Invaluable remedies for
clearing houses Of all sorts m yernin With all confidence
Co5T xRs remedies for all domestic s1ch Rats,
RoAehes, Beb-Bu;s Ants FisHs DC a-e invaluable; We
speak from actual knoT!ei = ot their merits Dsuo-
osie and DEALERS should hrEd their Trs early !! they
would secure trade in th=.n-Nsio POr= Journal.
"I ah al write sometng about ENtsrmnatOrS IS
can do 50 with Proprey Thy ae ssilTf EsPdly here
"Death to all Vermin."
A. sPRISo approaches,
ASTs aud RoScHrs,
From their hole como Out,
And MTcE AMI RATs,
In pit. u Oats,
Gailv skip about.
BIO BU05 bite
You, In the night
As the bed slunber,
While INSECTS crawl,
Thro' chgmbzr and hall,
In squads without nuuber.
IT Is TRULY WONDERFUL WITH WHAT CERTAIN.
~, Rats, Reaches, Mce, Notes. Ground Nice, Bh-Bag',
Ants, Moths ISI1itges Animals,
species OF Yermn, utterly destroyed and exer
minated by
"Costar's' Rat. Roach, &c ExteTminato:,
"Costar's" Bed Bug Extermlnator.
"costar's'' Electric Powder for Insects.
Supplied direct bv mail address ia the United
on receipt OF 81 10 box o. the RGr Rolua. Exr;
On receipt of S2o box each OF the RAT oAcu sc Exr
and ELscrRIc PoWDsH, Cselt postage pIl sufficient TO
destroy the verm!n any premises
Bold By DEu30IsTs Rni DgILgRs every where.
. CosrAR's" PRLSctsNL DEroF, 4su BRo.owAr, n; Y.
r. --1reuars tsrn', &c, sent by mail on application
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COSTARS BRANCH DEPOT,
Northeast corner Fifth aud ATCh Streets,
PILADgLrutA
AZ PTrINHCRoH, Pa. ......B. l.. FAHSESCOcR co.
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