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ERYSIPELA INDSALT RHEUM

Are twoof the most common and virtucnV
disorders prevalent on this continent, to thcsc
the Ointment is especially antagoniStic, its
"mOdusoprdmdf' is first to eradicate the ven.
ON and then complete the cure.
BAD LEGS, OLD SORES, AND ULCERS
Cases ormauy years standing that have per.
tiuaCiOusly refused to yield to any other remedy
or treatment, have invarblc suCCumbcd to a
few applications of this powerful umgucnt.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
j4Sj prizes amounting to 1920, 600
Tickets $40; Halfs SIS; Quarters $3.50

.5s-A Circular showing the plan of the Lotto.
ries will hc sent to ar'y enc deSirous &c rcCciN
ing il.
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TERMS OLE ADNERTlSING-

ADVERTISEMENTS vii! be inserted 1. On"
Dollar per square, of sixteen lines or less ;
or if continued, SEVENTY Five Cents for the
first insertion, and Fifty Cents for each sub
scqucnt insertion.
The following deductions will hc made in
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= q N C. a S r ER L e ID G e r.,
Wood, Eddy g. Co.'S

SINGLE &UMBER LOTTERIES !
Chartered 10y the State of Georgia.)
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G A p | T \ l. ? r | Il L =,
$ 5 o. 90!
TICKETS ONLY $40
NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC

NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.
AS the members OF, cur ftm have, by
way Of purchase. become the owner of the
grants chartered by the States of Delaware,
Kentucky. Missouri. aud part of those in
Georgia, under the management Of McSsrs.
Gregory & Mapry, o. Wilmington, n,a-
ware. We have deemed it cNrcdrnt to
change the name of our firm. on and after
January LIST, 1859, 10 that of WOOD, ED.
Dl & CO., who will hereafter have the
management Of the Sparta Academy Lot.
terry, and the others, ;,s above named
In all transactions we have cndcavOrcd
90 conduct our business with integrity and
promutnrss, aud we can assure the public
that tho patronage heretofore bestowed on
us is woII deserving of being transferred TO
our successors. very respectfully
:. SWAN s; co.
Augusta, GA. Dee Is, 1853.
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BRICK.-A few thousand fine Brick
for safe by
J. MOBLEY.
Jan. l9. I9 IN
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER HOTTLr.
Or SANFORD, Proprictor "I5 Broadway,
New York.
R"tail"d 10y all Druggist.
- For sale by IlAssELrINE & CuRLToN,
Lancaster, c. H., :. c.
Sept. ), "u-ly.
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WOOD, EDDY X CO., MANAGERS,
Successors to s. SWAN & co

The following Scheme will be drawn by
Wood, Eddy & Co, Managers Of the Spar
Ia Academy Lottery. in each Of their
Single NuEler lotteries for May. 1859,
at AUGUSTA, Georgia, in public, under
the superintendent Of Commissioners.
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PlNEVll.LE MAIL.

Due TugstGy aud Friday at ., T. NJ.
Departs nonday ana Thursday st q. 4 NJ
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THE LIVE INvIGORATOR

TIE LIVE lNNlGORRlOR
Is Semitic Ncd,"l Nsvyrry, and i, duly
working cures. almost too great to h"Hvyc. II
cures a il 10y mage, even the first dose giving
benefit and sr.,.Dm more than one bottle j. re-
quircd to cure any Kind of Li,,, Ior. rlaiul.
from the wo.st lauudicc or Dyspepsia to IA COM
mon Headache, all Of which are the rcsul OF a
Diseased LiVcr.
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GRAND SPECULATION /!

To be determined on the lth .anl 25th of
each month, from April. 1859 until fur
thcr notice.
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Augusta, GA. Dee ID, 1858.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15


w This T the most reliable SEWING MACHINE
offered in this market both the quality of WORK,
than that OF any other Macins, white
the ns, sk or The heaviest cloth or leather ON either Of
which II works superior making sruigh,
evenly LAID much finer thar ordinary work ~ls
the most ell CANT hand work, rarely gets working
der or "qercs repairing aud simple that operation
perform All ordinary 'epr+ on it, until 1t is worn Win
he,e advantages over other Machines. feel i,nt
n"ds iaftnt seeing Mah'nts will Lest the 81
Families, all kinds ct Manufacturing Chalmers, Taors
and shoe Mak"rs,o others requiring in then
harness and Saddle Manufacturers Will Ind this Machine
t vi" 10 their work IN rapid and substantial manner and
much nicer than the ordinary Families who require
much sewing VIII lind thus Machine particularly adapted
their besides saving labor months l.,
pas forlt Taio viii mud saving by using this
Machine beside. being always superior quality
and work Boo. ard Sho. M nmacturars can save Thou
sands Dollars using this while many purpo.
IT, work done an leather by this Machine.
I he ct, OF Caartown Georgia. Patriot says When
purchased Urds Pdtca Nc,ay Machia. intend
I'd wholly oi aniIy tut .lu,vnred
OH leather u cdt Harness aud Carnage Trimming aud
many 9. onr ncshbors testify to the superiority
work done in thu, both ru beauty strength.
and wet,rl confident tor This alone the MAJ hne has
bor gh to pay cost One Of n.ghbors has
large rl 'aton says worth the wages of his Two best
hands IN the ii saves king clothes Tor the Nv.
Machine YOU have sold this vcny has given the
st >a>''n"h "nd several i"eii to order Machines from
plant alton New orleans Your Hcsds Patent
a'..n We been amo.t constant bought
hcn and with the best ut practical In rss
weeks 'he Two operators Oh them finished complete
Clothes each III twu huar aud plantation ha,
and hhd the tine saved IN them has
Than paid their
Another Planter says, used employ hands
in hnkn- eoihcs ih the rest but purchased your
sssis fafn NH'aS Machtnt hand do,s sewing
the whuc piilal, wh" wife baking nearly
ali the ciui, ot the family l-e confident
iur isv.i every thee months
"" " he Machine examine ia, ac they
the s!;al!cst and best Fanny
"h s "herc sirtch i required Price OF U.eds I4ut
Seeing NdcaH,t . " and iJJ
JAS II WHITNEY,
Successor To " hitn s. Ly Nj
u Br0an"ay, New Yak.
- Snllhy A. $. ENGLEDCFE l., duair IN Fanny Goods
e. - MAJ
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- Sh'''s, smways i' et Conclusive lr" al great
nbic r"ai arahl"t" singers Macni,..
exhibited Al do lat" TX po,llonl u.N.r-, iran ac,o
~ p.ak. tl5,u has tc tut, i. PARIS.
every branch inlu sewing to be done
these ahues be with lannt speed
Singers Machines compared with Iu,. No tabor
snocnnker >tlur,
should be without he pront usr4 one vi
year In all private ianis where much win. to
and hotel keepers find them particular, piN,lt and r..
table IhcS" machines silnlie IN
very and da,ac being only ns Ma.
chime ever made by winch work,
could he perfectly executed 'tnusanpi
less Sewing Machines have b.. ADJ Sold
names bat Singers Machmrs nave b,cu even,
where 10 satisfy the wants ot the ,uhhc
Plain printed instructions ior using, with
chine from which any readily III.
them The machines Nci uroy ,.uy
part oi the world To all esn
formation, will application by ciier
ices forward copy OF NJ. Singer Co Gazette paper
wholly cvoted To the Sew ing Machine ihtur,4i
l. VI. SINGER Il co,
Principal Office, No. 32J Broadm ay. New ork
BRANCH OffiI laNo II Hanover ST., ..,0n; M ~ Chap.
81 81. Sew Haven, Ct Goverville. n. No IA
Newark, j. No. LAP Chestnut st, Phiad.iphiA No
Batm"ro ST. Bait,more No 3, Westminster PRAY
K l.; No. Last Ith ST, CINCINNATI No ~ North ih
Louis N"el ST. Charles ST., New Orleans No Dauphn
NJ. Mobile idrr 2l-I2.ts
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.. Y,
sign or THE LdGLE
kFFERS to his friends ih pubic generally one oil the
~ largest and choicest sto rs VA rCHi s. JEW ELEf,
SILVElsN AXE, FINE CLoChS and FiNSl CLASS
lie cheap, brian, aud brauti be ha any other
establishment thus ,"uIry la depart
articles manufactured iaportcD ar. the
styles and The moot unique Is al and elaborate ""rhIa"
ship sept
aDKlCE OF X EROSEN I. O.L AND LAMPS
u kEDt tED-Ne wti- nd after thio ,t'e, sell II.
koSEAE OH. at oNf DOLLAR ANnr" Yfnt eENts per
gallon We have litdr srhr;it with the AgeiIs
keep hand supply OF ta - a.i the sol" "x"ni,
Tor tins III" ari,c sihot be purchased
otht house.
We of Lamps reduce prices
We call the pubic attention 10 ms ot IL tho . apcs and
most popular 1lt crnrodn,c b,ns equal candies
al au'st 81 haI cent pof hUhf Nj Tx ~ 81 E\ ENs,
Jy JUts No l1p > JainHe ST., Petersburg, Va
R4NiNE CIGA We ia store ihc
H nncsi assortment u III Ah oil rcdIoy-
ui good ainphe stc't to call and
sept IA : lROIHEK ~ co.
4 ,OKN. COi.N :! nEAi., IUMP nnd Gkot ND
~ PLAS I'm lie a.uct has rented iiuhi Messrs.
Langhurne Johustaeu COLIN AND FLASHER Mill
lie ~II heef constant, Inch
"ni sell cheap 10 puneiu"I cHe.o.ut's
tuAA =. IANGHORNE, Sole Agt
mar l is for IL" sd ~. W stern Plaster IN tins
NNyOOD AND II n.saH: The uudr,.ixme
Depot good a,,oriivi vi " DJD AND LUMBER nd
make II 10 the interest "i '' le"e Lynchbrts and vicinity
10 patrunLc him LEha A.iiis III successful alton
Appouatox county, he order for Lumoer the
shortest nUtnu.
His Tor al! sums uf ~ and cash 500
days 800, nI'uths credit the purchasers
be iequir.dto give hutoh 'i'etorn. endorsed
My agent Air Wan II kcA nohis, viii he found
tantiy Al the Dci"!, VI! adr,,S Evergreen T. Ap.
pomaltoAto
npnair JOHN NJ. rONEY
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2ailg Yirqinian.
THE VOYAGE OF LIFE.

THE VOYAGE OF LIFE.
"a ~ xrrAJksIIs.
= D1he Aswa Ii. stream Of time
Lssklns back - View The shore.
: VIE ny early years began,
10 rvsrses shsa never mere
0ksfsy ~ way i've iess.
ElA1s harqses that sailed with me,
osoe vsrs onsa tempest tossed,
0thsu sank into The sea,
nyss hat beansd on me 90 bright
WAen started on iife's main;
csnsA while ye, twas morning light,
n0n>sA and opened meier again,
Hopes. that spsrkled In the sun.
Diamend-like on every wave.
ssnk when burst upon
Sank. and only len a--srave
san NJ little barque Is calling.
Down the rapid araau time,
Sails are torn. and ,imbers falling
Making for another cline.
Hanss . ralnbow over head.
'Hn the clouds golden bar,
And on oceans darksome bed
Brightly giows tho evening star.
And as angel, gathering mp
Hspes long hurled In the sea.
When I reach the heavenly port.
win restore them al To me.
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BALTIMORE
MARYLAND staff L5rTEnlEs
X. FRAME n 20, MAsAeIns.

FTER the exposure Of the many Bogus Lottery
Il throat bout country Of Tickets will
lea. hnid IN ordtrng Those who desire purchase
be foolish 10 send money Lottery
Ing that they Vii have airn,sa draw Jugs and scholars AID
feel that III. Managers are Responsible Tor prizes
The MAINLAND I.oTrkkIts have been drawing aver
frty Millions Of dollars have been drawn In Capital
rrZc fran $40 up eIUOO0 aud the ho.durs
without single exception, paid
Thee ave the Lotc.s 10 order Tickets n The Managers
fully responsible Tor every Prize any security
AMI they nave Bonds the state VI
hs niipa OF dollars To pke holder. They I
promise you s7g1 S-OiU SOU 90 tor SO bat they
you far I'D honest s.henes good made
8. phi. OF III. lcr.ts.
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WHY Robert J. Walker Lives in New
Jersey.


MNAToR wRIGHTs SUCCESSOR.
The Newark Mercury in referring to- the COM
ing election Of Senator by the New Jersy Legs
lature, which will assemble tomorrow. thus an.
nounces a new candidate in the field
For year past many OF our citizens hav"
been wondering why it WIS that Hon. Robert j.
Walker, one Of tho resigned Govern, Of Kan
sas has kept up his residence in this state
They have met him nj watering places ut politi-
cal conyeutone and in other places whore the
eve Of the public usually concentrates, aud always
the inquiry has suggested itself. why is it that
the Governor, who has played 81 pr minent n
part in the politics of the country. now 1ecluies
himself in the classic shades Of little iloboken ?
Al last the wonder is explained. The Governor
desires 10 b United States Senator. Now comes
forward, We understand, and asks the appoint
msnt on the ground mainly thu, he has bee II res
ident Of the State for year. which is very good,
certainly. Is standing ro'nt
UNPARALLELED IIEARrLrssxKss.---Au individual
in this city, says the Blu aoiiepubic Of saturday,
held an execution against another, which was
placed in tho hands of the Sheriff. for the purpose
Of collecting the claim; but that officer finding no
property, it was returned un>atisfcd. \ short
time since. the creditor discovered ANAL mon
ument in ono of the marble yards in the city which
had been ordered by tho debtor to b. placed over
the grave ola little child 80 had recently hurled.
Forthwith this worthy eSemplar of Shy Lock wait
ed upon tho Shcri1. aud instructed him 10 levy
upon the stone That officer. very properly, re-
monstratsd against an act 80 barharous and un'
christian, but without, avail. lie was also
thrsassned with prosecution unless lac per-
formed. this unpleasant duty. and the stone
WAS accordingly seized, and in due time sold.
There one mean enongh to bid up
on Il bat the creditor, and it was according
ly knocked down to him. little monument
Of little child, with the names Of the parents
and their offspring upon 1.-THE figure of Dig
the emblem Of 6dclty, in attitude Of reposc.
surmounting twas bought in by this THING in
human form. As we looked upon the stone, aud
listened to the little history connected with IT.
could not help thinking tina, he who had dne 50
os.. thing hing against net. his m fellow being deserved no
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sCHIEFFELIN, BROS. & CO.,

1NrOKTtRs AND DALLAS
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS. PEKFUMERY, &c
100 Will am ST., co.. hceksnRn, n. n.
NNli l. attention their irge aud varied
n n OK of
D2CG ). PAINTS, OILS, PERFUhIERY, &c.
In aipn - their regular iIpetatioia of Staple Goods
they ais from h
ant m1uu:" saupi,s 1oh Har Nal brushes,
bEJu-e., tys RIr'ars FrHta mt EaSsh Pra.
i.N5t IS kl4rtfs 04tr
Druggists whci, they alsv eLSpc
on lHt nu> terms.
rthtr person b. mail i'll receive prompt
ltteni lv.o &cpi ai'is dly
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.INOAOgH HILL 1MnRTa.-The p...,,.
- 49, enhss u Dew. The bodies yokes sle,yes .nt
esson are formed - q the peSsen eass sod
snaFanaisd well made All graoss eonst.n,ly
:. - GLASS d RAiNE'S
nirodne:ss of every leading artieisin Gen,ema lima
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IA GsGGENmEamEK,.G mANn ENmI.

VA az Et.ENlIEINE K'S l.KAND EAHI.
ANns HON or kEADl MADE Clio HING - / he I'M
st'd onbrcs tins opportunity TO announce To the pub
friends, that hs stock READY MADE
,lDIIllNh, GI& IIEMtNS FURNISHING GOODS,
/ MBt.iLlAS, 1Hl NkS At, has and
purchase, ,ecnrd low prices ior cash. and
plompt custoI,is Ia. Inc every
s"ck before Caius elsewhere moi
Ing do wonders, BAT thai "ili self to
ing ttuns only The variety and
iuany Clothing, aud better th.l cycr-tuis say
IA isth.
touny Mer, hant@ lind my obbing prices lower than
"A AID
Nj .nl yourselves. study SouI Interest
Vii ,,fn'Hiy purchase ut me.
utt 10 GUGGENIiEIMER
luLEIt a Nd SEalNl:IEs.-Weh I'M. IA
ward "a @ uInbrr vi all Aisu
thustnd Shng 10 Inch especially inVitelhc
attention u tnus. u Wah GAMp,
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MIsCRLLANEOus.
THE GO.

THE GOOD THINGS OF THIS LIFE
THE PLACE FOR THE DlLiGAC1Fe
iE'nE suessrtre cser' a,9 or "a. ~! ..,v
NO h g numerous than promp, their engagements res
.as ..a .es n.i House
dec. sss. the Pe.. Once, wh.rs intend keep No
S0S o. -. mos. superior sind I.s.ll -
he able 10 be delivered this
market brotAsr thai ha. been q. the bss, Oyster
%i for ten .ss hass :.
enable me to have good Oysters All ask call xrps
~ los on the Basn purpose buying selling and
receiving WOOD commission, VII, end"a'of 20 Keep con
Of the article. viii please 81. Elliott. stare on
Bridge Street where myself or brother. eau always D" l."n
t,ca doc dim JAS W. Wright.
NOTICE.-1 have received from ,hr P"ir"'
~ Office at Of SEED for distribution consulting OF aaoa
county. Md bald Barley Catbase beet aud s'ea
a Ss "s Those ~an AnESAspf .a
dec 3odts Lynchburs Agricultural Mechanical S"e'e'y
LNRE, lsEEAND MARINE INsURANaE
II LfscaBus" iiosa finh issrHAschCohfANf -ihis
Company Insurance against los. damag. by FIRE on
oiag Houses Stores Tobacco Factories aud other bnid
inss OF furniture good. wares and ehAnde generally III
town IA country the most iaNorAbi. terms
Also makes Insurance tho lives o ali person. enjoying
good health aud SQUAD constitution t"rho whole duration"
life, or for a limited period
Slave. employ ordinary occupations vii be insuredon
reasonable terms
The Company viii alro take marine rshs from and OF
the Northern g southern Ports at favorable rates
BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President,
JAMES NJ. CDBBS, Wee fftAdehi,
GEORGE u. HUFFMAN, Ih'i fts nr'r,
DIRECTORS
Jous OIfy TAYLOR. SaMtIt u MokIsstI
SAMt iiAhlAND
jams \ pAhNE joins | DAVIS.
MA II SIKAfIos, MAtHltt = LAAdHohNt
JAS % WILLIAMS, treasurer
CRFrD I WILLS, Sccry
On or"Afo"tS' Mcdtca. Examiners.
Dn. 4. "A uILsER,
The Medic Ssnnaiiou OF subjects Tor Insurance VIII Ice
Al oi Company each day between tho
b Ut = I % .Ulotk y. NJ Heb IT'S
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MACHlNE.M
e2 u Il $ /; s Al q l. y.

h'iIi. TROY IRON A%p NAH. FACTORY at Iiov y
Il Y have HENRY BU RDEN' IMPROVED HORSE
SHOE MACHINERY nov successful operation, Il
It.iar, t" execute or,te' for HORSE ard MI LIZ SHOES
u ~! eight ind Pattern, at pu'c but itile the
I'c. II House shoe Ir,u
)he quality ct the Iron used in these Shoes Is
every Irst'ct These Sh'cs sye tccn p">r
- us'di the ntted Stns q rxrusxrl" IA
So ~ many tihc principal Stage ami omnibus
Hfse >hnes throughout The conntry. hrse
luf'as Though the principal SuI,s IN
tbs lntrJ States
Orders adr ssod to the subscriber Troy. will receive
prtnI attention. WA. l.. 81 Eden, Agent,
aihbty 1roN. y. Y.
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NobhCG.--AL-ss snccfsnk Gf the hoard Of ID.
~ r,etrs and Iennesec karoad Company,
acid AT e Office II tue the city OF yn,hbure On
SATURDAY ihe ii vi January, 1891, the iuwihs resolutions
,nutou R1sprod That the stay of Feb
rnay the a,d frnncssee Railroad Conn viii
stock TINS Toad,
hat such stUck allied Ia
The auic oi Che nploJ ui this
Company.
That AL claims against this Company fol Loss Of or
dau,g Euou. produce be within thirty
lAu t!t .th artict,s snoid has bean uuiivcicd
a taly from thc minutes.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.

ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD
L. g n q - I. - 80, ssszs9an
guNHk Train leaves Asxsndria daily II a. m for Cor.
the Trans ylrrnla so
tral for RlG - N ON - and the WkhT, and with the
Train Gap Railroad for aud
mediate points
The Train leaves daily Sunday nights clock
D m for RIC m N ON ., Nkw Okl "A Ms. N X m !.
PM and Intel mediate pointa
Through tickets . the Hail Road station.
The TRAINS leave Cord nsyue daily at 10 20 A. N and
10 lisp NJ, arriving at Alexandria ~ r. NJ and 2 A. N
tf~ No night train sunday.
sept5ts X. EICKLIs, Ticket Agent
uSOR n O k y o .. 81 The sea-. =
i hoard Towing aud Transportaio Com
lnny dosouA OF offering greater Bdacs ncnts
Aippng OF produces Tide watrr In an,pAn
outfit Of Boats procured the Iron steamer
and The splendid Iron barses FAITH Hope. And
placed the line beiw Richmond Nor,ik nun
nilg follows
Leave Richmond Tuesdays and Fridays at 4PM
Leave Norfolk Mondays and IhursIaS at . A N
Cana As fr Lynchburs and other points freight
Norfolk, Will boat VIII
be In the Richmond Dock daily To receive freight,
Shippers Norfolk reminded consgn the agents
of the line Richmond (ds.ford Coz who viii r...-
"a "a ard freight e. zee Of charge.
Fyetght TAKEN al Tho huest
lof further pa ticuiAis, apply to
W. !. ANDERSON, Agent al Lynthburg
W. y. COX, Agents At Richmond
GARRISON y MAIGNE, Agents at Norfolk
septli Is
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To THE WEST,

To TuE WEST.
FUNliE 'a ani ONO R1ITo4d IA much
Il proved " siefn conueetir, u,rs f"t 10
traveller, rolN Virginia and the tar'ns. tou,h Ws-hns
and baltimore. All portion Northwest
and Tho hrL
he connection between The trans from Nihiugt
trans hound W"d tor heeingor Fsrkef,L g. Bs.ii
more 10 AVA promptly mad" a. the Washington Junction
- thu on change :" Cars between and
mo ONO '"r Massage Is CHI ckcd through The IVES,
the Washington station.
~ "he connecting leave wash,netou da,ty a, 4
A 81 Hi ! - l.. N. TN Sundav4 Rt the lsttur hour.
AT BENN t,pl,
Drect ronn"t t"n smade with the Central Ohio
Railroad running iror, N.lAir"
bridge, IanesSl-, aud New piumbu. T,sr -.
anu SanhnskV X IL Tor nandnsAy Toledo bettoit Chicago
st Louis, etc. -
AT PARKERScrRG
competitions made (hy steamb'ate ue- with tho Trans on
he Marietta AM Cincinnati Road for thtg, t'b,ip,,,t
&c, &c. ''
| - At WHEELING.
lhe baiimorc and Ohio Il
cleveland and Ohio River ksiroad and T, No
~ Travellers are requested at bile
only Route ahorlng Through Tickets in Wash
ington IT ID also the SHORTEST, SPEEDY and M
RET To- nearly all the leading points the grcai Wet
miles being about 100 miles shorter any oth,, ra
Fare. by through ticket from Washioutai al l.a., pNt
DOLLAR LESS than b. owest1 Ia, Notthcrn N.u.
IRON Northern ciIes
For freTeiiek and Harpers Ferry Msrtinsburs ek
Springs Cumberland. bedford ,rngs oakland aud ;ra,n
passengers may leave Washington at A. NJ or aUP
For the minor Way Stations between BALTIMORE Wheel
Ing, take A NJ train rom Washington
n For further "'rHA0n Though Tickets ae apply
THOMAS II. PARSONS Agent at Washing ST
W. J. SMITH, Master Of Transportation,
baiti more 4 Ohio Raj ID
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GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
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MARYLAND STAT LOTTERY.
CLASS 4,
To be dawn in Baltmore. Saturday January "1h is1
radr the snpsriaadeae. Of The State Lottery ,ssond
SPLENDID SCHEME
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