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NOTICE EXTRACRDINA AIRY

vs'HE subscriber has just received large
l. lot ofCigars of different brands and grades
and prices, ranging from 3d. 81 to $40 per NJ.
He wishes it to be distinctly understood that
he intends to sell Cigars and Tobacco in small
or large quantities cheaper than any other
house in the city. He wishes 70 call particr-
lar attention OF Grocers and all persons who
buy in small quantities, to soiicit an exani-
nation of his stock before they purchase ise-
where. am selling the best Killickinics
Smoking Tobacco at IS cents per ID retail.
ja24 a RUNALDUE
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A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY
N Some four months since, our excellent
townsman, NAPTHALI EZEKIEL informed us
that he had prepared hair restorer with which
he was experimenting upon his own head,
whose top was entirely bald. We saw him
two days since, aid on the place so bald four
months since fine crop OF hair has sprung up
with vigorous growth. So convinced is MIR.
EZEKIEL of the efficacy of his discovery that
he has named it 's'fle InfaIiible Virginia
Hair kestOrer.'' Mr. Z. is about going into
an extensive manufacture of an article which
Is destined to prove of anxious interest to our
bald pated T1ends.-Ff0nl Richmond Enquirer,
Dec. 18th, 1859.
This famous article can now be had of the
principal Druggists. Those persons who de-
sire line head ofhair, have only to use the
restorer according to printed directions on the
bottle. Those who have any doubts of Itself
cacy, can have them removed in a short time,
by using the VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER
1NFALLlBLE, proving that it is all that it is
claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for orders SO Main street.
R. EZEKIEL.
RICHMOND, Nov. 1859
I. N. EZEKIEL, take oath on the Holy Bi.
BILE, that have been bald for the past l2 years,
and have restored my hair by using EZEKIEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.
NATHANIEL. EzEKIEL.
This day sworn 10 before me, by Nathaniel
Ezekiel Jos. MAYO,
Mayor of Richmond.
Wake & CO.,
jan Ply Sole Agents Norfolk, Va.
DIR. BELLS OPINION OF hOSTETTER'S
BITT f Il S .-SPRINeFIELp, ILL.,, April Is,
le50.-Some months since, while recovering
from an attack of Remittent Fever. was re-
quested to try Hostetter's Bitters, as an article
peculiarly suited to the condition of GONZALES
cents from fever. 1t is but simple justice 10
say that it restored the powers Of my digestive
organs, and at the same time kept my bowels
gently open. have no hesitancy in saying,
that, hitherto, in using itin my practice, it has,
in every case where i have ordered it, acted
like a charm. In thus speaking freely of it,
far from puff patent medicine, an article II by
no means claims to be.
For sale by BURRUSS g. BRO. Wholesale
Agents, and Importers OF BraLdies. Wines and
dne Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug.
gists and dealers generally. everywhere.
Mrs. WinsiOyv. an experienced nurse and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process of teething by softehing the gums, re-
ducing all Internationally allay all pain
and is sure TO regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, il will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health 10 your infants Perfect
ly safe in all cases See advertisement in
another column. my q ly
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o. Wanted-Everybody to try SEMPLE'S
INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER. For sale
by Druggists and Grocers. NH 3
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GtUNDRiES-
- so boxes French Pipes,
go do Horse do
70 do Adamantine Candles
81 do Fig Blue
81 Do Ground Pepper
500 Realms Wrapping Paper
20 Boxes Essence Cotfeee in Papers and
Cans, in store and for sale by
SHERWOOD 4 YOUNG,
NH y IA Roanoke Square.
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New Advertisements

NEW OPERA HOUSE
GREAT NOVELTY !
FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
FysNk4 celebrated and graceful Eouestrisa
l. ACTRESS AND DANSEiISE.
MILE. LOUISE WELLS.
And her Dramatic Troupe,
MIR. D. II. HERKINS,
Mr.. JAS. PILGRIM,
Mr.. L. NIXON, DC.
MONDAY EVENING, March Goth, 1860.
VIII be performed
BUCK BISON.
bldICue ...... .......... ulle Louise Wells
Blakely .............. MIR d Fl Iarkins
To be followed by the
l. NJ E r lex BOY.
Paddy Miles. ..................Mr Mr.. Jas Pilgrim
Admission, Dress Circle and Parquet. 80 cts
fa1nlly ClfcIe .......... ,....,........2S C is
EflVate G02eS.,,. $50 %
Q5- Seats can be secured at the Opera House
during the day without extra charge.
&c Doors open at IL, Performance to com
mence at 3 O'Clock. NH ~
III & a copy
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U5- One Trial will insure the use OF SEM
PLIES INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER in
any family, il properly used. For sale by
Druggists and Grocers. NH
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On the 12th inst, son of Mr.. Charles
Witherly of Rutland, VT, while amusing
himself alone in an clubhouse, with perform
ing feats on rope, was caught by the neck
and strangled to death. He was about IA
years of age.
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SITUATION.

= may Wlsh situation and competent to
look after the household duties of sma Il fam
lily, may hear of suitable place by address
ing Il, Norfolk o. NH 24-3t
VERY SUPERIOR I'M. ENGLISH DAIRY
CHEESE.
USE received at E c DEMING'S Provision
y Store, No 60 Church street, 20 boxesvery
choice Imitation English Dairy Cheese. Also
asplendid article OF Pine Apple Cheese in
store. f Q DEFINING,
NH % No 60 Church sfyeat
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Jg- Use the Best.-SEMPLE'S INFAL-
LIBLE BAKING POWDER. The best and
cheapest in use. NH 2
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An EMPRESS HEAD DAEss.-The Empress
OF the French lately appeared at bali at
the Tuileries in ga high crown of polished
gold, on which were printed in black enamel
some Egyptian hierogliphics."
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M EMS Fine Dress Boots, a splendid article
lvA CT the above received at
ULLMAN'S,
NH "a Opposite Day Book Office.
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oy!ce, No. 81, =. Main Street, Norfolk, Va
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III MOOfshhAN in his work on the Min
- eral Waters OF Va, says that the Bedford
Alum and Iodine Water will be found a val
liable remedy in large circle ofcases that re.
qulre an Alternative tonic trea tmen,
In female affections it may be looked to
with decided confidence.
For sale in \ gallon bottles wholesale and
rateii by
u, u
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ASH PRICE FOR ADVERTISING

SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH "a.
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CANAR BIRD And NURsEis
" RASKETS-Just TO hand and for sale a
the Variety store, No 81 Main street, Head O
Market Square.
NH "A D Y MARCUS.
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ENHOsE neat and comfortable Baltimore
l. made Caters for Ladies', Which fit so well
and easy. and which the Ladies' prefer so much
is only to be had at ULLMAN'S,
NH "A Opposite pay Book Office
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-29

OF When the house Is On fire, IT. man
should on.Y pray or cry, he may be burnt for
all that; therefore he must be active and stir.
ring; he must run from place 10 place and
call out for help, and besiir himself as for life
IN The use Of all means whereby the fire may
be qucnched. So grace must be acted on; /,
is not oil mans praying and crying tta,
will profit him o. better him; grace must be
or all will be lost--prayers lost.
ears lost, time lost, strength lost, soaI lost
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-29

~ The Opposition IN several of the ccun.
lies throughout TIE 5 afe have been holding
conference (Nlielher opened aud closed uill,
praycr dcrurent sslth NOD md adopting
platforms. The lrnnth. breadth, depth.
"Righ' and leit up and down The middle"
# which i, Opposition . ths democracy. \
This i their watch. ord their rallving war.
CIV. ltiS their only prnciple--t is OH they
snow. Ask one Of their nnrnler 10 rive
Won ritual Of biz iaiih ind The emphatic,
though somcwhatinele1anl renly i given
"d--n the democracy auythiDg 10 beat
them-ihats alI we want" Yer, tear down
existing lnsiilulons; but ask one of the hon
est ones what he 2ropores in their stead
and the answer is--"Golly, I'se neber tnk
% dat before, he. he. white man. YOU
colchcd me whar dc wool il short dat time !.
yah! ysb (vioIenily scratching his head to
The great annoyance Of large number Of
animated beings) donno; IVES after Dc Iobes
~ De fishes, we Il; dats what we cares Tor;
lem democrats has hab dem loo long, by pol
y, he. be. be. yah. yah! whocray for de
20 way white man. let Do car ob
human progress pass um long g.r-Boonyille
Democrat.
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Indiana Black Republican Convention


lNDiAEAfnLIs, Feb ~.
/. The Republican State Mass Conyen,io,
assembled IN Metropolitan Hall Al . O'Clock
'b's morning, aud organized permanently by
the election Of Hon, y. A. HackIcman. .,
Rush county, President; Judge Otto, Of Floyd
county, Vice President; and NJ. C. CARRIER
81 Jefferson county, Secretary. Committees
were appointed 70 report The plan Of vo Ting
prepare the order Of business, and 10 re eport a
platform aud resolutions.
a committee was also raised 10 rcport ne
names o' persons TO serve as Republican
state Central Committee, 10 be comoosed q.
hve members from the sixth indianapolis
district aud one from each Of the other Con-
gres~lonal districts.
The crow1s Of delegates being entirely TOO
large 70 be accommodated in Metropolitan
haii' motlen wHs carried adiournng lhe
Convention 10 the Safe House squire.
Motions we.e inside unanimously nomina.
tng c"l- Henry S Lane, of Montgomery
county, for Governor, and Hon. q. p. Morton,
" Wayne county, for Lieut.. Governor Both
Mere carried smid loud aud prolonged cheers.
The Convention is very large, and great
enthusiasm prevails.
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DRuSkEs PHyScrAs.-At I,ockport. N.
York, Ias, week, DIR. Cresswell was on
tfial on the charge Of numbering 4 patient.
whom he was called upon or volunteered 10
attend, BY administering sirychnIoe. The
trial resulted Ia verr let Of nsnslsughtsr,
The odensc being probably On aggravated
case Of malpractice, il having been shown
on the trial that the accused was addicted 10
ntempersnce, and was known 10 be st times
very drunk when he administered his medi-
zines.
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Our National Disorder----Dr. Rohack's !

The American stomach Il q tormentinQ
ovgsa- II i generally out Of order The rea.
son . Obvious. The driving man of business
ms nSs time. or will NOT take time properly
10 Mssticate HE food. He bolts il. aud a
bad habits are catching. all classes follow
his example, Hence Dyspepsia. with ali
tss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Indigestion, Liver
complaias. disorders VI the Bowels, IL ali
their vnsious phases. Against these and y
hundred other complaints, 'he Scandinavia
Hood PILE and Blood Pur frr. are wurine
sn ex'erminatlng warfare. The success ".
sheseM edicines has been astonishing =, eveninl
sn age u scientific miracles. They do MOI
alleviate, they extinguish disorder. Tie
seony. tie fever, The dependency, which,
characterize sfliets sons Of ,ne dires suve and
secsesise organs, vanish uudrr III influence
ot these separations. The constitution il.
cen sesms 70 acquire new energy under their
psrssion.
VSee Advertisement.
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llfcfIMnnn. W..

l'icnMoan, Va, Feb, 10.
The Democratic Convention adjourned lssr
night, after adopting resolution to sup.
paN Tie nominee Of lhe Charleston Csnyen
non. Alter The adjournmen, Of The Conyen.
'ion, mass meeting was held, composed Of
ihe principal members OF the convention
'fhe following resolutions were adopted:
lst. That every suggestion Of patriotism,
and policy favor concerted State action as !
means Of security Cor constitutional State
rights.
-. That The General Assembly Of viz
chia should respond iavorably 10 The invita-
non q South Carolina, BY the appointment
u Commissioners 10 united Southern Con-
ference.
Aterthe mass meeting adjourned crowd
waited on mr.. Siarke, Commissioner rom
Mississippi d Virginia, who arrived yes,er
lay. In his speech he said Mississippi want
ed ,he Conference ior the Union, aud not
or disunon.
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Lent, Or the forty days SET aide by Gus
tom imnemoriaI in the Catholic Church
B commenced last "Wednesday, nnd the sub
joIned regulations have been ad pled by u
The bishops belonging to the Province q
Cincnnali:
\ hsh-Wednesday, fret day Of Len,. fnll,
ms year on The twenfy.ecol II February.
y. Az persons who have compl ted their
twenty first year, and who are not exempted
rom the obligation of fasting bv sickness.
deblliiy, old agp, hard lubor, Or Tor other
wen known reas'ns. are Obliged 10 observe
a'i''he days ef Lent, Sundays excepted. a.
lasting days.
z On those days but one full meal is al.
lowed which should be inken about neon.
.. a cup o. tea, coffee OF thin chocolate,
win bl, Of bread, or cracker, may be a.
ken IN We morning; and collation.. b. food
not more Than q iau't th part Of an ordinary
meal. n, uo' exceeding eight .unccs, may be
eater ~ the evening.
- 1919 ~" - HOt permitted al The col
lation.
2. abstinence from flesh meat j. enioined
on ali the Wednesdays and Fridays II Lent.
and on ihe two Saturdays OF the Ember and
The Holy Week.
The use OF flesh ment IL allowed. b.
ispensaiion, AZ every meal on SundavS; and
y one meal on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thurs
lays and Saturdays, with The exception oi
he two Saturdays above named
Those xe,npt from Ia a-rlng ur. allowed
ne use Il flesh meat Al every neil on The
ioss on which II Is allowed TO others bu,
,hce.
!. Fish and flesh are not allowed on any
lay Of Lent at The same meal. Oysters arr
ish.
2. Eggs, milk, cheese. butter, can be used
without distinction Of days; but abstinence ,
rom al Of these j. recommended on Good |,
friday.
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GA correspondent oi an English paper
stases thstin CaIcutts, at the Governors ball.
'sdy appeared Ia dress which had The ap.
pearsnce q being on fire. Ia countless di.
minu'ive bsgs Of gauze she had imprisoned
6se-dies, and these tackled on to her dress far
out.shone the diamonds Of OdentaI ladies. -
Asshe walked IN the more d,nly lighted a.
'sys Of the gardens and grounds, she i said
'shsse made : besu,i.ul appearance.
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tTsf the poorh"use has any terror for
yous never buy what you don't need. Before
you Payshree cents tor je~shsrp, see IL you
cant make just ss pleasant y n.ise by
whistling. for such nature furnishes the ma.
chnesy. And before you pay seven dollars
sU feuved vest, young nan. find on, whe.
sber your lsdv.love would not be Just Us
glad 70 see you 10 plain one that cost hall
The money. II she wouldn't, lei her crack
her own walnu,s and buv her clothes.
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EXPECTED REAPPERAscE OF THE ConEr
of 1856. - Prot Lowering. in one OF HE
late Astronomical lectures before The Lowell
Institute, said that the great comet Of 1856.
which caused the sbdica,ion OF Charles v Of
Spain, i conf iently expected to reappear
during the present year, and French as,rono-
mers are even now on the lookout for H.
A no error has been made 10 the revised cal
cu'a'ions, i will probably be seen TOM this
planet during the fall Of 1860 II Boston Trsv.
eler H9l
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1Gen,lemen Of the Jury said an Az
xansss lawyer, would you set a rat ira 10
csich besrs would yon make fools Of your.
selves by endeavoring 70 spear a buffalo with
. knitting needle! No gentlemen, ! am
sure you would not. Then. how cau you be
guilty Of the gross absurdily % fudng my
client gully q mansaugh,er for taking the
life VI . woman!
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The ASrEcEDESTs os Nix. SMITH, 81
NoaIH CAEnLisA The Cincinnati Enqui
rer says friend who i il Washington,
aud i well acquainted with the anlecedeni.
of slr. Smith " North Carolina, for whom
the Dcmccaris cast their ballots Tor Speaker,
thus writes:
lie (Mr. Smiih) isan Old line Whig. who
has had no par'y affiliations since the usso.
luton Of hat organization. He never was
a Know Nothing or American; has no sym.
palhy with their prosrriptve principles
lie isa national. conservative, Union loving
man. tie was nominated Tor Congress By q
convention " Wings, Americans and dis.a,
isfied Democrats, and defeated Democrat
Judge Niblack voted for Mr. smith, and
als his constituents, whose good opinion he
values most highly, will say, NE DID RIGHT.
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OF Mr. Douglas has al American hear.
full q the best impulses f,r the welfare 81
bis country, and his selection ana election
will ~ more % heai our local dis-ensions
than that Of any other man nnw prominent
y before the country. TIE comes, too, from
the right quarter - allay sectional strife and
agitation; from Canifal State, whose Rem
resen'a'ives, ~ least hose 0f The Democrat
e party. have always done equal aud exact
ihstice u lhe : uh as we'll az The North:
and the central States have rrlntfo claitn.
AZ this tine, President from their sec,ion
of the Union. We npprrhcnd there il no
politician, Of mo leraie information who dnes
not believe iha: Mr.. Sswrrd Nil be he
nominee q We Rerubiican Convention q,
Chicsgo. Not % nrminmte bin will re ~.
ceived everywhere 30 forenoue cnnfcssiou
of The decline aud fall 81 this n,ischieyous
sectional parry; and should he be nominated,
M. Douglas j. jus' the man 10 bca, him for
ne Presidency. 81 4 uis Republican.
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6TThe ladies' new fssbiohed hoods con.
time TO be plI the rage. We heard Of ser-
want girl, the other day. who transformed
the leg Of white woolen stocking into :
new hood, 80 as 10 be in fashion, but. un-
everybody who saw Il knew l.
was faise.hood.
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a pretty girl and wild horse ore liable
TO DO much mischief; for the one runs awsy
with : fellows body, and The other RUS
away with his heat
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o. There is question ia France OF i'm
posing tax upon bachelors as unproduciive
members Of society. We think old maids
should be taxed as we'll. as they are quite as
"unproductive" as any members of society
we ever heard OF.
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ABATEMENT or CAINoLlSE.- The Phila
delphia Press says:
Cnnoine has undoubtedly abaled. Its
exaegeraiions may continue - among the
blduies and the colored ladies', but there
remains little Of i among well dressed gen
t'ewomen; Just enough TO give a graceful
tunoss 70 the skirt, and remain conducive 10
health'ul condition Of The body. The bal
loon shaped dresses have collapsed.
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Sat <A AAAAlAt5.
] sat thinking idly dreaming
Of the friends my heart once knew,
Till my fancy brought heir beuming,
Laughing laces back 10 view;
O'den pleasures, scenes Of childhood,
Passed along in shadowy train.
Till soSmed once more the wildwood.
As was boy again.
Back through years OF sin and sorrow,
Ger bright hopes that could not last,
T'Ii my heart did eager borrow
Sunlight from The buried past.
A. these phanIoms BY ne pirdled,
In the twilight dimly there;
heard again The voice that guided
Mine 70 Q ! 10 infant prayer.
Quickly turning, TO be grasping
Her pure hand within my own.
Nsuaht before n',-nu.hirg clasping,
Kvr the vision lair had lown.
Q. my mo,hcr, years may vanish,
Disappear ID Times dark sea;
Nsrght oi cart y grief can Danish
Toy remembrance dear from me.
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The Sunset Land

Oa' dlmly through The mist Of years.
That roll their dreary waves. between.
ihe gorgeous sunset land sppeurs,
Arrayed 10 hues of fadrless green,
And rom that far Off sYnny chine,
old hali-forpollen songs arise,
q nd stealing DER The waves Of Time
The sweel-ngering music dies.
As some bright islands ofthe sea,
Forever blooming, ever fir,
Though cold dark blIlows round il Be.
Eternal sunshine hovers there.
fnns Ger 'he silen, sea Of years,
Our eager longing looks are cast,
When robed IN fadeIess spring appears
The sun-l, Eden u The past.
Ibfre memory weaves her garlands green
Beside The lone hope haunted shore;
And musing mid the Arcadisn scene.
Twne flowers that bloom for Us no more.
on halcwej cline. blesi land Of love.
Sweet narsJse % esrshly dresms.
sill through Thy vale may fancy rove.
SUI Oaak beneath Thy evening ueams.
And there they dwell--those cherished ones.
WIN sno~-white brow and waving hair,
see Item now. heor Their tones
q sweetness sigh along The air.
lark! how Their silvery voices ring
In cadence with The winds low sich:
Not sweeier Is the wlnd-hsrp's string
Tnat wakes a, eve lis melody.
They call us, see, they wave their hands
A. BY ne mirage Lifted high, a
rha' cline 10 all lis beauty stands,
Against the forehead Of the SKY;
With wres'hed brcws- laugh and soug
With tender looks-haud cltsped IN hand
'hev move along, That love.linkctl thronr.
Within the haunted sunset land.
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VAMosED.--We learn that d. 4. Baird
who has gained considerable notorery al
Prosecuting Attorney Of the Common Pleas
Court 10 this district has been called sudden.
ly 70 New York con account Of sickness In
his fa'her's family" a. be alleges; but Others
aver that the true reason is that he feared the
development Of certain transactions in Pike
county, wherein bribes were received by him
to qussh 'inirma,ions' ugains, parties charg-
ed with violations Of law. e. vincennes sun.
0r"Me, do you know why horses don't
wear hats!v
"No, Johnny"
"Because i would give them hoss-iilc
appearance.
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a CONTINUOUS RAILROAD PROM NAME TO
Mississirfr. "A cispa,ch from Chal,anoo,s
says that The zap in The Mississippi Railroad
was finished 90 SATURDAY, and The come :.
non through 70 New Orleans j. now com
plete. The Lime between New Orleans and
Pal adelpiiia BY This route will be only eighty
hours. by the completion Of this link lhere
= now continuous railroad from Bangor
Me-, 70 New orleans, except four shor, fer-
flss NJ Hudsan river. Susquehanna, the 20.
omac, and Jsmes river. This vas, chain
n railways Il composed Of eighteen indepen-
ienl roads, costing - The aggregate for . :.
'oi milee oiroad, So2. .7sLOsi, o. nearly one.
enlh of the whole railway system Of The
Jnifcd STATES, q which ] 900 miles are used
. this continuous line.