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For the speedy OF Intermittent Fever Fever and Ague
Rcmitgnt Fever Chill Fever Dumb Ague Pefioacal Head
ache Bilious Hciache aud Bilious Fever indeed for tho
whole class Of diseases originating IN hillary arrangement caused
by the Malaria OF Miasmltie countries.
We Rrt onbed heFe IUGfer the community remedy when,
while the above complaints with certainty Ia su p5r
ctly harmless IN quantity. Such remedy Is Invaluable
in districts where these affecting disorders prevail This Cfe
expeis the masmatc poison Of Fever and Age from the
aud prevents the development OF the disease IT taken
tie first approach of its prsmonory symptoms II Is not only
the best remedy discovered for This class of compant
but also the cheapest The large quantity supply dol,
lar brings within the reach Of everybody and In bilious dis
cs where Fever and Asaa prevails everybody should have
II mud freely both for and protection great supe
ort,y Of thsenedy over other ever discovered for the
speedy and certain Of therments Is that II contains
Quinue mineral consequently produces no aunis other
Injurious effects hatager the constitution Those cured
BY left heauy az II they had never had the disease
Fever and Aguc sot alone the Of the iesnsc
poison. great variety OF disorders arise FROM It's Irritation.
among which are Neurlge, Rheumatism Govt, HeRdache,
Kindness 1Onhache EgF1chc, GalRrrh Ashma PElpiatou
Painful Affection Of The splse Hy5erics Pain in the Bowels
Cole Paralysis Dernnsernent Stomach MI which,
when originating in this pn the Intermittent type,
become periodical Ths 'GuGE eHpels The poison from tic
blood, and consequently ten all alike, II Is inya
liable protection immigrants and peTsons travelling
poniiy residing IN the puei0us districts taken dccasi1nsy
or daily while EXPOSED to the infection, thar viii bs eScrecd
from the ystu accumulate IN sufficient quantity
rpen disease Hence 1t is valuable for prUtec
on than cure and few vil suffer fr9m Iner .gsts if
they avail themselves OF the protection This remedy sGds
Prepared by FIR. j. o. AVER h co, Lowell Ma
Sud by JOHN WRIGHT & CO, Nos q ard lF Charttes
Nav frfpns Rnt nv III DrtlGgi@e SA = 49,
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PHILADELPHIA CARDS.
For Family and Medicinal Purposes.
les lyAW
4 w. & a. f. STARR,
CAMDEN IRON WORKS,
Enmbeu Nexy .VaraEv
A PURE ARTICLE,
throughout the United State

1 w. q a. r. STARR,
CAMDEN IRON WORKS,
Camden, New Jersey,
Manufacturers Of
All kinds of CASTINGS and APPARATUS for GAS W0RKR
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMES, for Retorts and other
Houses.
REToRFs and all CASTINGS required for setting them
latest and most improved nodes
WASHERS, CoNnENsERs, sGRUBBEBs and EXHAUST
Frs for relieving the Retoris from pressure.
PURIFIERS varying from 2000 100000 cnbc feet daily
purifying capacity.
WROUGHT IRON LIME SLEEVES, for PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS ofall sizes
GAS HOLDERS, TELEsGoFIC 2nd SINGLE win Cast Iron
Guide and Suspension Frames,
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS.
STREET MAINS from IL IS nehOs diameter for water or
Gas. ..~. a-@.5
STREET MAIN CONNECTIONS, such as Branches, Bend
Drips Sleeves, etc.
STOP VALVES from 30 inches either brass faced OF plar
WROUGHT IRON WOaK-All the Smith and Sheet Irol
Work required in and about Ga Works.
~ Communications should addressed To the PRLECl-
PAL OFFICE. CAMDEN NEW JERSEY
PHILADELPHIA tel3 Iykw
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MT MISCELLANEOUS.


GCRUFULA, Or KINGS EVIL, lS ypEsTI-
~ utiona dsuse corruption OF the blood by wch this
aui becomes yaed weak poor Being in the circulation
peryadss the whole body and may burst out in disease on
part No organ is free from It's attacks nor there ono
which It may moi destroy The scronlous ant s sefonsy
caused by dease low living dsorered unhealthy
food impure air. filth and filthy habits the depressing vices
and above a by the yenercai Infection Whatever 30 " ori
gh Il hereditary In the constitution, descending from
parents children unto the third and fourth generaon in
deed be the rod OF him who says II viii visit the
Iniuuites D the fathers upon their chldrenn
lis bS deposition from The blood OF corrupt
or uceros matter which III the lungs liver and Internal organs
is termed ubercles In tho glands sw Hinges and on The sur
face eptons This foul corruption which gendersa
the blood epresses the energies Of e 80 that scofnos con
suons only suffer from seroulons complaints bat they
have fer power Withstand the attacks of other dseases
Numbers perish vs. disorders which, although
scrofu0us in their nature still rendered fatal by this
SYSTEM Most Of the consumption which decinaes tho
human family has its origin directly in this ecrofnous CON
anination and many destructive diseased of the LIVER kid
neys brain of all the organs arise from are
gTavaed by the
quarter all people scofnous their persons arc
invaded BY this lurking Infection and their health undermined
by IL To cleanse " from the system mnst reuovate the
blood by medicine pygorate by healthy
food and exercise. Such medicine supply in
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times devise for this everywhere prevailing and ainl sS
ady. 1t combined from the femedals that hHSd
been discovered for the expurgaou Of this foul disorder
the blood and the Of he from It's destructive
sequences Hence should be employed Tor the Of only
Seofna hut also those other affections which arise from II,
such Eruptgu and Skin Diseases Anhonys Fire Rose
Erysipci Pimples, Pustues Beches BanH aud Boils
TnnGs letter and salt Rbeum scnd Head Ringwonn, Rea-
matsn Sylphc aud MeTeuih Diseases Dropsy Dyspepsia
Debility aud indeed, all complaints arising pm Initiated
Impure Blood Tho popular bso tor 'mpaFity Of The bloo'
founded TRUTH cfofH II degenerate of the blood.
The particular purpose and VIRTUE Of this snplla j. pu
rfy and rrgeueate this vital fluid, without which s1aud health
siipposshle in contaminated constitutions.
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lariat slltsIIlaeute.
" EkI siflNE, No. 10 Camp Street
ns's'''tay Morning, Ocfeheg n, 1850.

aAEscEka orsIdk NJ 10 Camp Street
satutaas MctpinE Ocfeher n 1850
Cleared Yesterday.
ship gahn I 'atten, Ratten, for Boston.
Meeker, Knox &co
Bark II A klsi 1hehson, besamest for New York.
Cohen II soria
Geo A Fosdick &co
sshr NJ I Brown. Gutierrez for lndianola and Ia,
vasca, W Dewey Sec
sehr Hornet, Mack. AR Pensacola, 0yerton &co
SehF zuliuie. Codtna, fs9r Pensacola.
N0yertan &cc
sshr Union wave, Nash, for Sabine Pass, master
Arrived Fest.riay
Steamship Fashion. johnson, fin Indianols, I'd
Wakefield & Mfibaf-lsf dis
Ship coriHftian, Swazer, fun Liverpool Isl Sep
;embeFs 10 EaHaaek AZ Converse 81 dist SO.
EIip j Horton, Gfllev. I'm Liverpool 18th August,
10 Maeker, Knox &eD-Gretla.
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PITTSBURG-Per steamer Matamoras- 1000 kegs
nails Norton Maeaulay- $50 bxs btters Pinck-
ard. Steele &co-200 do NJ Hall-50o do Wright
Geo. 100 do SO hhds bacon ] Connolly &co-- 100
bbls beef VOORHEES,, Griggs &co-l59do rs bbs pork
1863 ties lard Harris, Bercier &eo- so ties hams to
R Geddes--25 rolls leather L Mann &co-sundries
to order.
LOUISVILLE steamer Atlantic-25 bbls
pork III pkgs mdse West, Renshaw d Cammack--
Is bbis bxs beef to Dumesnil & Martin 10 bales
straw K Bingham--i0 do NJ Wison--l68 sacks
oats 664 seeks potatoes and onions 100 bhls -four 4
hhds tobacco Given, Watts &co- la6 sacks rye to
I s Elder ECO 800 scs oats Thomson &co-3O
tes hams Eaton & Betterton- 200 seeks potatoes 80
bbls apples 1913 bales hay j Duffy AGO. 100 bbls
-four To 3 ETHEL &co-75 do T MeGinuis-20l do
3 H Fairchild &co- s5l do oglesby Il Macaulay--
467 do Kennedy &ee-- hhds tobacco Wilson
l. Young Is bales cotton D r Carroll &co-- do
Parrish & Kern-s do Duncan & Payne- 6s Green
Il Crnmp-snndries to order-Total IS bales cotton
10 hhds tobacco.
ST LOUIS Nv Per steamer Ed Walsh = so hbls
-four Keep Il Canlfeld-- 100 do A Dougherly-
500 do Connolly &co-- 200 do C L Buddecke eco
500 do 8 Il Kennedy AGO. 300 do ~ seeks bran
Halliday, Graham &co-15 bbls pork TO 0glesbY a.
Macaulay-29 do Yeatman &cO--25 b4s stearine
VOORHEES,, Griggs &eo--l5 bhls oil Woodman Il Be-
meut- 20 do c Fl Sloeomb &eo-i6 bales hay to
Bredew 4 Wusthoff- 10 bbls alcohol H D Seaman
~ bales hay 2SA seeks corn TO G Harris-47s do
Campbell, Mckee 6co-90 scks bran Prndhomme
--363 scks corn 81 bxs tobacco Given, Watts &eo
+ stutN9
&co-l3 de Ward Hunt &co-bs do Gordon 4 Cas-
! tile u do 0 Nelson &co-l2 do w e Leverich
] &co- is do Friedander X Gerson-- 10 do Rotch-
/ ford, Brown &co--S do T H 4 j NJ Allen &co-l do
McLemore, Rayhurn &co--7 do Stewart Il James,
400 scks hour s4a scs oats and snndries to order
| Total 1879 bales cotton.
MASON CITY Per steamer Baton Ronge--250
bbs apples and snndries to order.
MEMPHIS - Per steamer James Woods - los
bales cotton D Bailey &co--s0 Bradley, Wilson Il
Co.'S d B Carroll &co "A ] R Groves &co-36 do
Winston, Morrison &co-33 w Champn &co-30
Knox Higgins 80 Buckner, Stanton & Newman
70 Phelps Jones 26 Hughes, Hyllested &co-
~ x Allen &eo--23 billiard, Summers &eo
"a q Connolly Eco III ) O Nelson &eo--20 Bell
4 Boalgay- 20 Nixon &co- f6 Frierson, Conway
/ &ce-- Is A Il May Acc IL R c Cummings 6co-
IL ] Williams &co- Is Montgomery Il Hall--i2 do
1 Ihornhh &eo--i1 Ward, Hunt &co-l0 r E AIRING
ton Levy 4 Dieter-S Carroll. Hoy &co- do
/ y Aarde &co--G GLADDEN. Il Seixas-6 Henderson
4 Terry Zoo Carter &co--4 Friedander l.
1ersen- \ Adams &co-- 1873 Barley johnson
@eos-Asl Cooper eco 22S Hewitt Norton d
ee-zso 90 Rateaford. Brown &co--29a W John
son ScoMoH Fellowes Ken Is Hawkins X Nor
woods-2a0 kegs lard A D Heakel &eo--sundries 10
| y benton Mciiae &co-A ] Tnlly &eo- Halli-
dai, 0raham &co-- and ORDER Total 1909 bales
i cotton. 75
! VICKSBURG--Per steamer Natehez-5s7 hales
cotton Buekner. Stanton 4 Newman--2s2 Wright l.
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CHESTNUT GROVE wIHIsKyl
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY

The Proprietor Of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de.
sres to introduce the article public and physicians Of city
and country a. the
Purest DiffusmbIe StfmuIant
which has been prepared for medical proves Itself
aeodia at once heahfu and nvgoratng 10 the enfeebled
matt and its nutritious properties preserved by process
peculiarly his whereby the Fns and other noxou ill.,
sredients known be conaued in the Whisky general use
are completely separated so that the absolute putty ar
tee from any foreign almiXtre is guaranteed.
Ip addition the following testimonials from tho most e,
nent Analytical Chemists Of Philadelphia New York aud Ros.
ton the State Agricultural Society endorsed II with Their
Diploma, and Dr. jackson Of Boston testified under cath
tois absolute purity. Read the following
GERTIFIGA TEs:
Philadelphia, sept. g. 1853.
We have carefully tested the sample Chestnut Grove
poisonous substances known Fus Oh which the character
ie aud injurious ingredient of the whses general use
BOOTH, GARRETT CAMAo,
Analytical Chemists,
New York Sept s, 1855
have analysed sample Chestnut Grow Whisky received
from Mr.. Charles Wharton, Jr of Philadelphia and having
carefully tested IT. pleased entirely tree
from poisonous delereou substances 1t Is in unusually
pure and fne favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES R, CHIFFON Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March 7, 1859.
have made chemical analysis of samples Of
Chestnut Grove Whisky which thesayy
Fus oils and perfectly pure and unaduetated The
favor of this Whisky derived grain used In manu-
featuring ii. Respectfully,
A. a. HAYES, NJ. D., State Assayer,
Nc. 10 Boylston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, j..
Wholesale Agent
A...-. lie Walnut street,
te2 lvdW pHiLApElPHIL
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Belo,v--con,fns Up.

Ship Picayune, Brooks, FIN st Thomas to master.
Bit ship Mindora. Hs1nilton, I'm Liverpool to I'll
Ashsridge Il Nephew.
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shin Isaac Newton Merreli, days "a, aavat d, in
ballast, 10 master--Ront
Ship r Chapman, Mcclellan, mn liverpool Esd
September to Meeker. .,Iox lSeo--3d dist, 81,
Bark Flight, Hawks, n days FIN Savannah 70
fnasfer-2d dist, ~
Bark Mary Annah. Grace, I'm Rotterdam August
lSth to Carnmack h Converse "a dist, 70
Bark Hannibal Kline, days FIN Rio de Janeiro,
to Creevy & Farwell-2d dist Is.
Bark Alyarada Hardee, % days FIN Kingston (Ja1
in ballast, To MASTER I'd dist, 80.
Brig Samoset, Briggs, I'm Malaga, to Cochran &
Hall--Point.
schr ] II Toone, Pennington, IL days fm Brazos
Santiago, in ballast, to Goidenbow & Les
parre--2d dist 20.
Steamboats,.
Matamoras, Kennett, FIN Pittsburg.
Atlantic, McGill, fin Louisville.
James Woods, Boyd, FIN Memphis.
Ed Walsh, Burke, fm st Louis.
Baton Rouge, Payne, I'm Mason CiSsS
hatcher, feathers, I'm Vicksburg.
Rapides, Brown, I'm Yicksbnrg. a
4 II Jadson, Staacel fIa Deer Creek Ld'g.
Ihervie, BaraDce, I'm Fayou Sara
Cuba, Hopkins, I'm Mobile.
Acadia, Vincent, I'm BonalfsoHville.
Towboat Baltic, St1rteyaut, I'm the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the 74th inst slip
Chna-brcught up schr ] u foone.
Towboat VIM H Webb, Leach, from the Passes
tewed Gewn anG to sea on the 18th inst,
ships Samuel Lseke. G Patten aud Cal
lego - brought up ships Corinthian, John
Morton and Isaac Newtua, bark Flight.
Toy5oat Masic. Wagner, I'm the Passes-towed
down and to sea on this 18th inst, shin 0uca-
nasta, bark huenaveHtura and brig Guipea-
eosna-breaght up barks Hannibal and Al
Sarada.
gowbeat AngloSAmerican, Martin, from the Passes
-s=towed down and 20 sea on TIE l4th inst,
ships Shamrock aad Ocean Star, isehr Isaac
Toucey.- broughtrp ship | f Chapman, bark
Mary Annah and brig Samoset.
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11,HENOIS Ea1 !. saan.Da IL AN UNFATLINa

j ID. l. DE NYSE,
General Agent for the United States and Ganadas,
iy6 lv&W 40 street New York
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Leaves SATURDAY. 9th inst. at 5 r. NJ
fnlensndent Saturday cke
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
~ n Pa5tet tine-Rvguar PaC et--For Memphis and
Pail the Bends-Thc hrst-class plssengef packet
sszs<zs=ftS amer ia s.. Woods, VIM. Boyd master is
now receiving freight and viii leave For freight or
passage apply on board, TO
u. DUFfIELn, Agent.
aIo N Camp street.
This boat connects At Napoleon with regular packets for the
Arkansas and White rivers and at Memphis the Memphis
and Charleston and Memphis aud Ohio Railroads supe
rior parkets for St Iouis and LoNiygie.
Bills of lqdmg signed at the Office OF the Agents up 10
O'Clock mn day OF departure.
50 This boat int DIS remain trade hreugh the sea-
son regular SATURDAY, Pa kat
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Drce,, trip VS. .ss~d,y ev nsds without The loss q
beth men and INMATE.
But me APO ds,B act the only soafoe q t l93
TIE innGte "a ~lsssness oS he mixed races ia fas& ~
Mexico vas deruostrs,ed 70 the Amer +a- VaAsis
n the mosl, h1ssang naxnner. $500
Banor "A native rnnOers aud asrssEins lisa riaA-st
snh rsurrevcd them rescn,essty ~ nc ts@
with equ Al ispaErty !, .,..
Anouer oestrucslon 20 the vGsforn sessess y -
HAdmS expcdiiioes tae lef9fles - = -.
pAcitx 81 tbs N+xtcsa oTcrKptGt ua :. 49,.
Governor down u tAe l0Nirst Eicslar -c't NI,y ',
Nrs~r~a u ~ Il enrich thesfscves. ~ al ~
Snner scsa r.trcsaarts proved most Toi s = -. H
krtpv tssacfnes me cusLsns o.luG S'"i.'~'lt -tmh
nv t,e to,y,%@fs, The stsaJuy h'yehs4Ns hsfors "
ycfc.n = ,.,g sere fqduI Leh} @Ate A-e-us VI
o,N IT, : "a cuhels and those % ti'f tibpfH 4s'e
Va. ,nos, aKarbiIarG duties WerN tornAlY leVt4o "a
80 ~ ,,aee - resnrt % brio, ~ 70 ave
.nssr pssxssut Toe Ignorance a the Dnctels 49, TO
,sa 4 r. DEL tue imp stion Of specuc .tias puesDIs
.sy .eso charged per leeds from sva hrndrcd 10
Co. kpoas.sJ dollars heAg ioTtet "a each Lhs enor
-,~s lax Compelled importers 90 make aAc q trlGSefg
When within short distsDco OF no htiing p43s ~ sae
DnsLDm Hsuss nArpes lbry ~ont ole the load OF ING
.axeus ~ one aud t06s cheat the former,
An idea ~ toe extng ar The NCg MsX1o tfata during
a ycars in'apcy ray &c formed froO the fao "a
.abusr etstemeEt stut ing the weight imported mer
ehsnaes and toe nHiuocr II an ana oonves anoea An
aoalH cmp Dyed la transporting Il a;rcss TAG Fans
iofipg The ears Il tS22-8t.--
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H11,rl1s


, $500 i CS ooo pss,'s SN'5e'A. -, 80. .s1
W. - " w" ~ ~ t4"' @ssJ
,Sas. 90 20 ~ lo o 20 20
s ssE - " icy 81
i isas.. sSSsS 20 30 80 % %
1881. .250 go 50 80 ~
tbe mnrd.r o ARG sunoet y We le.snsfs = is@s
nueo NE isng OIL Of 1919 an me ears Q, me era
van of that yea by detachment p. lGea states troops
me Iafk animas Wen curing ses nfSs 20, - -,
soas, drawn b. mnlaa were used iof uau' ''r-
sAinn purposes, uhtu isZs - 49,. - ~. 80.
stiles of oxen as propelitg po"efA 2a 'e ,s
example vac sfo lty i"ilt"'o o' tu9 tt@+f an1 tu9
soorbsd q1adru r have ever slate rcnAinei Ao Psh
b. d gfte6 iht nFoThtNAt oy hals'aoAi ,sF'tIs sN
20 hesvy as % rtn1ef pf'as,'a sl,"us ~ 3 o,,'ss
LIE WRss, alcuq'rfqle, taes and o'ner owns An.lns
voc faI ~. !" - ~ ,n S'e MI IN % 49,
Mexico merchant up 10 t1is day }, ~ "Na, 9'yie,
soi he-arty; Aess's Wnne' 600 .,s', NV Sn.l,
esihsr som Western missouri az 81 lou 2 a1d Vicinity
b lsil nearly three hundred wagon oais u g',ds ~
soad,ton overland traffic bah then slreaiy reaahei
seriously interrupted seon afterwards ~ hr isnoti
~srke incnrton Of Texan Rangers Int M-Xicaa ter
yiIsy. Texas then bong yet ind pcndent ,s 10.
nsbitspis could well var upoa ,ae Aoii'Aas
without directly irvelvog the untet States Bt
she sus e tho Former were, nevertheless,
sorely avenged upon ibe later decree q Santa
prohibiting al imporiaians o. foreiga fais a mes
IL realization virtually stppued 49, overland trade
sof the tune beiug whlcver goods r .ohcd Ne3 Mex.
from the unieo states ancr that 70 i,s conquest
Dy Gee kraruey u lsi6-T ware brought - tue country
y clanoe.tirs mn ner
Macy nrd ntocIabe were the rnuoyanc39 aud esse
sut.ous rnaIca resident .neo American tfaiers
oy the IaTes, IN conssq o., outbreak ~ h)st.
sics N 1916 between Heg GO ard tse tea Sit'e" lbf
sppearsrce u Con EcAruey agd hs army W 700 "" 81
sne following year, occurred, huscyar ga 40 east icn
1ry Tolics Bot great Sos the di7lsi'r hrC4sug 1a
many the reign merchlofs nv u' counterpart 20 enc
sfian Nesper M New hc.icarE attempted 20 TIE sue
seeding mooth II Jsnua-y Qaito Cumocr were m3ssa
-red " tue must baroGrous msnncr tne utter rog ~
us.lrc onists the battle Of "a g. F0brcarg,
however restored qui.tudc ana comparative seccrly 20
Commerce
After tue conclusion Or the treaty " 6AhaalGps ara
the arstT Of New Mexico 10 tho nh states the CON.
uerofsi relsioDs OF tho two countries wc'c ~ oncn
strer GIN ned ard wdened Tho mltitary occupancy ~
tEe az ally acqsred scr tory by Intet states rsups
greatly ncreastc The sa,y Of both property pesoa,
multiplied the capital tue number 81
chants engaged IN tta irarnrtati m ~ Ausl1 ircrcau
wsrcs Hu1drces vi wsR,ls NJ i7ngcr tuii;s - lct
ghs rer aset demand TIlutasds nag con- p1sei tie
r.nvans rra who'll - yep reven from Taos - IN -
a pnsn nncar,n H,tf sim tynefny bousre many %
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TIC collection Of ccrec, figures IA relation the over
land iransr0f,aton business proved no oa-y mis,cr a.
similar task having never tcc- undertak n all sada1,
for to investigation waiting and ths scattered che
racter Of the OF a'0rn,allonrom Florence, NJ.
r, down 70 wes,port. No --stin Increased the a..
tending sintnlses Aosoess completeness =, therefore
not claimed for the sabpisss s;attcsliaSi tas what.
has bsen given tsten from The books II sarc@
houscmeo, ard hence be relied correct
IN Toe New Mexico AZ well M the Pikes feak rsdtSr
and Utah traffic the ,rr.pcftrg bus'uss = ,rsasartos
partly by the traders thenerts Rsd partly Is p.r.,os
that 6cvote their tne, labor ciplta solely "a Inc
carrying trade proper. The equipment o traiss rcqurv
.vse outlay 81 capital which haa necessarily 70 remain
Idle for fan o. evOry year 90 ths; .raa.rs naa
tsrdly hss profitable % par freight aud 10 rc~, ,ses
mesos IN merchandising ibat a. thor own rre,ga,ss
lie Myg oen coming ssqri Of the espunss ana ira oss
OF interest or the capital represented by vehsces asc
~. mas dnrinf their i1lensrs q the winter s,ssou
Tie rlloxrg crp~'Gcn shows the num bar oY men
vasons aud animals employed In ths carrying sa3e 90
e.iier sith The weight Of the merchandise transported
fpm INC several ouiutibg add sartlng pcints Ksanna
Cy bcf III but e<clusivey red In the New Mexioo
rATt e sguros rndcr u - heal reflect that branch OF
Ia TN line las been found 70 exceed tso hunirea and
httee ely aggregate numbers have beer given, 10 sAyc
spare.
TIE ssrScrs Appearing IN connection wI,n Ieavou.
vcr'h ely and other points north 81 Ksnsas etyl
sho. ne Carrying means enplsyed IN the Pikes Peak
N conjunction vth private frsishtlrg sppe,r. thu
Acne by conuactors under the aGspes u the War De-
rartmert All tire military pcsss Of ra,vse Nssrasn
Tab and New hsxico obtain shsf supplies Ct ssIc
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G0Nortester AaiIp gpr
worcester Fost omee-sammer Arrangemer

Worcester Post Omce-Sanmer Arrangement
Malls Close follows:
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New danlp
hire via orcester Nashua Railroad, at 500 a H. an"
are due at 100 p. M -,
Fitchburg, Lancaster Leomnster. West Boylston oak
ale, Clinton, Lowell and Nashua, n H. at 6Vp a. M
and 345 p. and due at 9l5 a. rn ana wv Ut
Princeton and East Princeton at 545 M; and Is Que al
SIS a
City Of Boston, $50 and sl0 a. m. r. 10, 25oand SOS
p and due at 500 m, $50 ana 300 p M;
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Massa
chusetts-9l0 a. M and 500 p M; and are que al oup
4 ~, $3.50 and $50 p. . .--
Rhode and-(E.xcept towns on the Worcester ard
Providence RaiirOad,) 6SO a. m, and SS0 M ana arc
dne at $40 a. IN, and $50 p N. 100
Way Mail Providence and Worcester Railroad S5O
m. and due at $40 a. m.
Weseul-fA All in Massachusetts West OF M0f
eester,) IFS a. M, and are due at l2.45p. m.
Albany. {Mestern New York and western States) I'D
M. and 40C p. and due at Il As and 1890 p H.
Springfield us and 400 p m; and are due al V4
Hartford all Connecticut except Windham and New
London countes Ills and 400 p m; and are due
III l245 and 1879 p. N.
Towns on line OF Norwich and Worcester Railroad AMI
New London and Windham County, Conn, 1880 A. IN :
and are due at 9.l5 go.
York city and southern States 10 90 a. M, and fn
and are due at $3.50 and Hos
Barre, Barre Palms. Petersham, Paxton, DANA NNtlh
nd West Rutland. 945 a and are due at400 p M
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland, and Oakham, $40 y
and are due at 800
leicester 945 n m, and 4.SO and are due at9ed
=. M, and 800 p.
Millbury, and West AIillburv $50 a. m and g. 80 p.
ana are due at $40 a. M, and $50 p m,
Shrewsbury. $50 M, and is due at 900 a. m.
Graou New England Village, and Cordaville. 6I%O a
m: and are due at $50 D.
birmingham South birmingham, HOpkinton, Ashland,
WOodvine. Westboro', NorthbOro SouthborO' Corda
willie, and Grafton, 1910 p. and due at 9l5
Milford, Mendon, Holiston, Bolton, Berlin, BIO a. nj
and 500 p. m: and are due at 500 m. and $50 p n
Office hours from 645 M, 500 D. Sundays from
II 10 to u 40. p. m. EMORY BANISTER p NJ.