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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-12-13

CHAPTER 1v-THE WANDERERS RETURN.
The Juke was Moses, the Sassy. He
had been in France about sixteen years
and now be was home agin in Bosting.-
He had some trouble in getting hisself ac-
knowleged as Juke in France as the Or.
leens Dienasty and Borcbones were for
ninst him, but he finally conkered, and
now he had crossed the deep blue G to
get his own ElizY. She knew him at
onct, as one of his ears and portion OF
his nose had been chewed off in his fights
with opposition 6remen durin boyhoods
sunny hours. They were married and
went to France, to reside in their Ducal
Pallis which was got up regardlis 10 ex>
pense.. They had several children and
lived to a green old age
Beloved by all.
Both CRATE and small"
AS the poic ses.
The Pirut Capting was captured, tried,
convicted and sentenced to read all the
letters that Messrs. Douglas. Giddings
and Wise shall lite for the ensooing
yeers. His trends is indevorin to get his
sentence commuted to Imprisonment for
life, one hour each day devoted to read.
ing Locofo papers. He seq this sentence
is worser nor tother one was. Still he
don't care much SO long as he gets his
meals regular.
This is my lst attempt at writtin a
Tail and it is far from being perfect but
If l have embossed folks to see that 9
cases out OF 10 they can either make life
as barren as the Dessert of Saharah or
as joyous as flower garding my objeckt
will have bin accomplished. Adoo.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-12-13

IF you want Rouches, Childrens' Flats. HISS
i aud Bonnets, DIess caps. Heade erDs
Call at the New York Cash Store.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19
Ahni..inn Of Kansas.

90 Wednesday last the House pa sed the
bill for the admission ofKansas under the
W Wyando, ,te Cons itul ion by 81 majority
yeas 1874, nayss IS. This was large
majority, and welrust the Ssna will 'cI
upon the matter promptly aud admit Kan
sSs INTO thA Union Without unreasonable
delay. This is the second time that the
Hous- has voted TO admit Kansas as a
State. The fiist time wa on the Sd Of
July 1855. under the Topeka Constitution
BY one lnsjoriy. The vote on Wednrs-
dav may b. styled sectional one, that Is
if freedom is sectional. Only three from
the savehold ng States voted fF the bill
-Messrs Barrett. Etherids- aud Webster
An equal number from the non -slavehold-
ing Sta'es vo'ed sgainst it-Messrs. En-
glish, S;ckles and Scott. Absent or moi
voting were thirteen Southern and ,hr-t
Northern d moc'as, and nine opposition
Including three Sou hern Americans.
The people of Kansas have alresdy &C
cep ed the Wyandctie Constitution. and
have chose State officers and L4gisa
ture under it, awaiting the action Of Cou
grsss. The people expect the admission
Of Kansas unier the NyandOtte Con>tltu
ton Let the euate heed their voice.
D. s ate Journal
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19
"A CAHD.

To my patrons, who have literally sus.
tanned me in my profession ss Q Dentist,
for twenty years in this county, ] tender
my grateful Acknowledgements.
/ have sold my residence on Broadway
TO Dr.. J. G.. Hamill, formerly Of Xenia
and hereby transfer to him my good viii
and ask my friends TO extend to him tha
support in his procession, which his long
practice as a sergical and mechanical Den
tist, and his worthy character as . gentle
man and citizen. merits. He will be found
in the office recently occupied by myself
at myla,e residence. H. SCOTT.
Eayle please copy. -..
P. 8. | can be found at all times a
my new post. of conducting the publca
tion OF the Republican county paper, a
the Gazette rooms, in the Tallmadge build
ings; third story. s II. s.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19
Giddiness, Head ache, Sc.

These pains and dsagreeable fselingsare generally
symptoms Of some 9th complaint; such as dyspep-
sin, apoplexy. and various others. all 4 which are
caused by corrupt noxous matter, ciogging the va
ous circulation; hence, stream or rush Of blood 10
the head, and BY the excitement great pressure on
the brain. GiGdness, ,headache. loss OF memofy dim.
sight, and various other complaints are The re-.
suit. Thus Il will be seen that all the above painful
and distressing ralades their origin 10 the blood
DR.. M0RSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS are aekneWledg-
ed 70 be the only medicine that win thoroughly purity
the blood. They enter the blood and follow the slTenm
Of life on ils journey through the system. They root
out all founess and impurity, and drive out every
unhealthy obstruetions. They should be taken every
night In sufficient quantities 10 operate brisky, By
commencing with two pills going 10 bed, three the
next night, and four The next; Il the symptoms are
| not removed. commence again with two pills and np
again as before. Continued In like manner until the
blood thoroughly puhhed, and all pain and distress
10 entirely removed.
Obtain one OF our FREE ALMANACs, and read the
history Of DR.. Mores father, and how this medicine
| was introduced. --t
BEWARE ofa counterfeit ofthese Pills-YELLow
WRAPPERS. All genuine In BLUR wrap, eFs,
with the signature OF B. Lake Judson, on each box.
| PTi ee IS cents.
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all deale
In Medicines. April S, I06O-lm9
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19
Group.

Children are often seized very suddenly with this
disease, which, II not quickly relieved proves fatal
generally attacks children In the night, aer having
been much exposed 10 damp, cold winds through the
day! Damp houses, wet feethin shoes, wet clothes,
or any thing that obsruets may occasion
Group. MothenI yourchildren are liable 70 be tAkon
with this dread complaint at time when you least
ii butitis net alvayS doctor cai be called OF
now, and without momenrs delay. 70 buy bottle
OF DR.. EAT0N'S MEANTIME CORDIAL. II will
cure every case Of Group, taken In time; and also
all Complaints attending Teethng COuRhs
Colds, ee u s sold BY all respectable dFuggists.--
Messrs. CHURCH q DUPONT, New York, are pro-
phet0Fs, and also sole agents for "DR. BRONs0N'S
BLOOD FOOD" which for Consumptive and Chronic
diseases 10 sure remedy. Do not be put OF with any
other ortcles. rite TO CHuRoH d DUPoN4 New York
II you cannot get them In your town. s-4 o.. 2
III TSee advertisement. -v..f Ing
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19

T-PTHR GREAT DRAWBACK TO persons emiRyat.
ing the extreme South and Western country Is tho
fear they have Of the Fever and Aguethe most dire
full Of all diseases. Every day hear Of persons at
tackled oy this disease and made helpless In short
time, without any means Of a6oTding relief In view
OF the great demand tor remedy, Dr. Hostetter has
presented his CRLBBRATED STOMACH BITTBRS !.
where curative powers for all diseases OF the stomach
have beeI universally acknowledged The Bitters,
prepared after long experience and deep study have
received the encOmiums OF the most eminent phys-
clans. as well as all classes from every part OF
country To those who doubt their many virtues aIl
can say 10 10 try them and judge for them
respectfully. Sold by Druggists and dealeFs general
| ly everywhere. Sec advertisement. Ing
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19

ANOTHER VEasE 1t is our honorable
privilege to give to the world another
verse Of "Ole Uucle Ned" never before
published, but written and sung by the
origin,l author. 1t is 40 important ad
dendam to the picture.
.'Unkle Ned's ole dog laid down By his grave,
And he howled In dc hight Of de moon;
And he wondered II N ed wouldn't come bace agil
To hunt for dc possum and do coon.
Il Edgefield Advertiser.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19
DR.. Robock,, YenrIv R,..me.

DrsEAsE ExPELLED IRON THE BLooD ~ DR. ROBAcK's
ScAHDHAvIAN RnMEDIEs--l know Of fourteen hun
dred and hfty one persons, some OF whom have been
given over BY physicians, who have been radically
cured BY my Scandinavian medicines, and I DO nos
hear OF one In thousand OF the that my medi.
are $40 Of Dyspepsia; 1856 Liver Complaint; liz Rheu-
matism; % Scrofula In adults 81 Scro in children;
l3s General Debility n Sexual Disability; 1856 letter
nd other diseases OF tho kin; 30 Fits 25 Fever and
Ague $50 various diseases. I have now over $40
Agents. Fee advertisement. Im9
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19
MARRIED.

On the 18th day of february, by the
Rev H. King, Mr. jim LOOSE aud Miss
JULIA A BrRy.
In this city a. the Ameri an Hotel on
the 18th inst, by R-v.J F. Relnmund'
Mr. ABERR BUsBY aud Miss DElILAH A
MOORE all Of ihiN county.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19
Man was made to NIourp. .

30 said the inimitable Robert Burns, and 10 great
extent there Is no doubt he VAS right There is no
contract Diseased than In the Spring, the many sud
den changes ofiemperament, the damp and slush Of
dissolying snow added to the foes many fashions
send 10 premature grave. Tan nothing pre-
vent ny We have but TO mentioR "Dr. Lindsay's In
proved Rood Searcher" aud the question is answer.
Cd Read the certificates OF Its efficacy. Try bottle
satisfaction 10 not given, money refunded Sold BY
oil the principal Druggists In the Union.
IIPsee advertisement 10 another column.-t6
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19
E,ARM LANDS FOR SALE, IS MILES from Phil

EVARM LANDS FOR SALE, 25 MILES from Phil.
adelphia BY Railroad, 10 the State OF New Jersey.
Soil among the best for agricultural purposes, being
good loan soil. with clay bottom. The lsnd 10 o
large tIact divided iut0 small farms, and hundreds
from all parts OF the country are now settling and
building. rbe crops produced are large and can be
seen growing. The climate is delightful and secure
from fros's Teras from SIS 10 per acre, payable
within four years by instamenis To visit the Ilaee
leave Vine Street Wharf al Philadelphia at TX M,
6y Railroad for HammontoD, or address RI. BYRNES
BY letter. HarmOnton Post Once Atlantic county New
Jersey. See full advertiser int In another column.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19
spsfioi Notitts.


Gives nOtiOs, that he las removed bis
Shop. to the building heretofore known
as MRS. GaEES's low, opposite lhe sh@f-
fer HOIel.-4w.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19
From the Cincinnati Commercial.
ATTEMPT 10 Blow M Gas W Orks.

CIRclEvILLE, Ohio, April II. 1860.
Eos. CoM:-Thls mo- ming about 2 o.
clock an at empt was made To blow up the
Gas Works in this place. intending to kill
10 men and boy who weIs employed al
the Wo'ks and were asleep at hs time by
a former employ Of the G mpany who
has been arrested aud is in Jail.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19
rwA mapufactory of f. ictioa matches

EF A mandatory Of f. ictioa ms'ches
has just bren put in ope,a'ion a. Cinrin'
natl py Two wealthy ciizens Of that ci y.
The cost Of the bu ldings and machinery
has been $liO,OOO, and it is he m ~t rx
trnsivs n"tch fac,osy in the world.ex'ep
one in Austria. l, will turn "ut AID pack
5000 gross of matches day, alta c"st but
little removed from the raw material, and
Of a qualify qm'e beyond anything the
public has seen
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19
VTlO CONsUMPTUvEs.-The edver,I,er NJ,

VUNO CONSU advertiser hav-
Il ing been restored to health In q few weeks BY
simple remedy, amer having suffered several Year,
with severe Lung AGseii0R, aud that dread dis. ase
Consumption, lis anxious 10 make known TO his fell
Il, he will send copy OF the used free sC
eAargs with directions for preparing and uring the
same, which they will nud sure Cure for C0nsump-
adveserin sending the pton s 70 benea, the
afflicted and he hopes every will try his Feme-
dy, is viii cost them nothing. and may prove bleS.
sing. Parties wishing the prescription will please
| address REV, EDWARD A. WILSON
Feb. 10, l660-3m43 VILLA msburgh, LongIsland.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19

Dr.. A. G. BARLOW has removed his
Office, to rooms in the Giesey Bu'ldng.on
South side Of Main Street. up stairs.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19

Coal BEps --0ui contributor on coal
bees has our thanks. We hope to hear
from him often.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19

ETThe Peoples Patty Of D, hvarc
are eoal scing with the Ropu lic,ns and
, viii no. send delegat-s to Ito Union Con
eyeotion.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-19

DHS-Thc following is tho list Of drawn
Jurors Tor the May term Of he Fairfield
county Court
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-26
INPECTINE.
,r,.a par.inn Eaver Chnrm.

TOR the prevention and Of Ferer ana Agae ana beHs
Frer This wonderful remedy vas brought 70 the knoseoge
OF the present propheors by friend who has peen eA
elcr In Persia aud the Holy Land u, -.
while eo.nR o4n the Euphraie he experiences serers
,ck ~ FeVer and ARue discovering his condon one OF
the Boarneu freH his person al Ant SAYING .ear ts
mi ~ Crr tpf yo" Although increduous as 70 Us
to- h and Immediate relief and has since
assys found an eHeeua protection from all maaToeS com
on further Investigation he found that the boaman 20
n miraculous powers and said hat could only be obtained rom
The Priests the Sun. Sometime anerwads the ~
converting Priest obtained nom him the secret o. Us pre-
paaon AscerAned where the medicinal herbs were
of which was compounded The wonderful virtues OF th "
Gle have induced belief In the minds OF the natives IN he
miraculous healing powers Of their Priests 80 =, -,
Since h RETURN 10 America IL has been tried With the hsrpe
effect by several Ladies and Gentlemen Of high character who
h ns IN Persia for hundreds years for the prevenuor
ana cure Of Fever Agu and Bilious feVe-h now offered
II viii sent BY nail prepaid full direct for its use, on re
eept Of one dollar. =. a., w..
Prnepa Depot ana Mandatory ISIS Main st. Richmond, va
Branch once Of Commerce Building New YORK Azores
iy9-iy SohN "AoOCN % OO-
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FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, n. ]
AT The lNTkRSkCTlON OF BhOADNAf
Opposite Madison Square,

UyIs the most healthy delightful central In
this great lis and convenient 70 the Hudson v
There lines omnibusse that pass the Hotel
nearly every minute during evening" besides which
there are two railways the Fourth and Sixth Avesue
lines which terminate Wall street, and continually on
within block OF the Hote thus aoding better oppor
unty obtaining seat with certainty land less loss OF
m than any other pont These lines Of onnibrsses and
direct TO the CESrsAL PARK which Is eond
cred the magnificent natural pleasure ground In the
world
mature study experience and render the most eomorta
BILE homeke Hotel In the world All the improvements that
convenience have suggested have been introduced
Every precauon taken, during construction, 10
positive safety Of guests from the dangers Of conhagra
SUBDIVISION double brick walls extend from the rock oun
daon the roof All Of the floors double and separa
ted by layer cement making the entire structure reprooL
Among other important improvements In addition to the usual
svAJs VERTICAL RAILWAY 10 convey from the first 10
upper floors In successful operation upon plan which admits
Of no possibility Of accident
Of 500 feet upon each OF the six stories give light and air in the
highest degree, to every apartment
liberal space lpropratei public Drawing Rooms
and Parlors connecting which and the Dining Rooms there
grand Promenade Hall Suites OF spacious Parors Chambers and
PeAy designed for the comfort Of families travelling parties and
single gentlemen.
Intercourse and business has
many other Hotel and there Tel
egaph once connecting with AL parts Of the country.
Billiard the approved style and appoint
mens provided for the Of guests and the public
The Furniture and article Of use In the eahshment has
been expressly designed and Manufactured for the FIFTH AVENUE
Horu-
An for apartments or upon any business con-
with the house. should be addressed to "FH AygE Ro
IN In order TO insure immediate attention.
Of Mr. PARAN STEVENS proprietor Of Revere and fremont Hou
Boston, Battle and Point Clear Houses In Mobile and the
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
viii ad the undersigned much pleasure to see
with much respect,
HITCHCOCK, DARLING CO.
II HrcHcocK, " "st Charles HOisl" New Orleans.
Iys-Sm
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ENCHANGE HOTEL AND

IlNCHANGE HOTEL AND ....v.
In presenting this the public, return cordial
thanks patrons for the kindness have received
AZ their hands and hope the New order OF Affairs,
70 be Initiated Sept 1884, will receive the announcement
that preyors AMI sbors accommodate guests have
met with. .
Messr JOHN p and THOMAS BALLARD are now the Pro-
preto Establishment and each pledges himself TO do
What TIE comfort convenience and requirements Of their guests
demand
We desire 70 keep maintain what calls for
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and We promise TO use renewed
xerons the establishment comfortable as possible
agents. and ready prompt and attentive servants We
endeAvor afford complete satisfaction TO the travelling
public. a.,
basess sufficient proof that our
closed and that since It's pubcaton We
have been Ia better condition entertain vers than heretofore
All closure Intended closure wedese friends
false, and Strangers Intending 70 visit rs e Wiol
-,t,renrs..,taiIons auSl-H
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hrou n Il g k @ 3
AT THE PRICES NAMED BELOW.

chi ren over and /? years age half the price for
| white 4, c,-,.....
tr Through Tickets can be procured In Charleston
attn, cs the Nor he.sru Railroad Ompany and 10 re
ersbu the OF the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Co..
ami IN took Of the Norfolk Pete sburg Co.. the
Yark E1 Railroad the office Of John Deeson agent OF
me Line. Also from Nashville and points eout
west by Iyl ehburg Charlottesville 70 a the sprnEs
General Supt, Va, Central Railroad.
HANNAH. NJ SON 4 Co., Stage ProprietOrs.
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NOTICE.
TO THE FARMERs OF VIRGINIA AND

TORR UGATED WROUGHT IRON AND
~ WIRE RAlLNG.-secured by Letters Patent Admirably
adapted enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries Baconys Cot
tags &C. Sheep and OK Hnrde Patent Wlre saekng Bead
sead with variety Of Folding Iron Besdseads and Iron
Furniture Wire Coal Screens, Ore Sand and Gravel
Screens Wire Netting for Mosquito Sheep Poultry and other
Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire Work In great va
rieiy, for Gardens, &C.
NJ. WALKER 4 soNB, Manufacturers,
No SIS Market, N. K corner Sixth street, Philadelphia
oc6-dly
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NORFOLK OLD P8YT COMFORT AND HAMPTON.
sOUTH-si IDE RAILROAD.

SOUTH-si IDE RAILROAD.
ON ANDAFTER MONDAY THE21d Az tsR
~ gust the passenger TT iins Will run As follow" -
FROM PETERS BURIi TO LYNcHBURe;
Nall Train daily at 80 A. NJ reaches LJnehourg zoe
p. NJ. ..E N
reaches Lynehburg ati23O A. NJ
PROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG.
Mall Train daily At IL A. NJ, chez PeesDig a.
Trains starts daily except sundays lV0V NJ
reaches Petersburg at $50 A. NJ.
These trains with daily train no tne spring. Ano1
ville Nashville, Memphis &C.. TO New Orlea rs .
ny This the shortest and most expedh % route 70 AZ Pas
Of Alabama Mississippi Louisiana, Arkansas and
Point Train leaves Petersburg daily e.eePt
IA NJ 1a Noon, and City Point At $50 A ana v r n
Extra trains 70 and nom all the steam "HH
ee@1g' Il. d. BIRD,
.ra1 General A perntendAnt
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DIR. j. ROSE,

TO THE SICK AND APPIICrsp
r,vRRv rNTRfTIcTST ~ rx.vuuxr,
~ per,on n u.t NAV thai remese. bsnasa an, -, I
shouid have their eescacy e.,sbi,hsd nv sn 500
he h,nds Of Dr. n. ~
aborrd long and d,gsnv IN an s,tsnxs nos, ~
And III remedies ~ 4 veil lno~n 70 r.
n.rorr,s "a tbs w., -. - "a
mn n a. ROSES - PE1sr OU a Mt M Couou
SYRUP
For Oorst,n poa Cds lDHohs AskIaa Ssfn,o o/ Rtoo5
Bronckifs and al Dissa,1s oT lhs IunDss ~'
This eyup having stood the test Of many year, xpeene. m
remedy Irritation or Of the Lanes Throat or ron
CHA Is by ali 70 be remedy e1nrnv suns a
other Used for the relief and ads r,rs
OF Coughs and ConsunptIon.
In compromising Cough Syrup general phy.can
k,.,
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MARINE NEWS

MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. July IS.
les uara (1uuEsDAIJ ia OcOcsuS 4''' SKIS 'oS
ARRIVED,
s,Ar Golden Eage Kelsey. \. Y. corr, stelrns a Co,
srhr NeIey D. studdans, Phla coal s p h1Ees q son
Rrhn.s p HaEes Mason,
Bchr jos Guest, Rainer, " u SsApssa
49, sum Wind Michel Bait, bricks, N. BATES
srhr b Booth, Berger, Albany, lumber, Whlock son
- sbsrsood Williams, Rack River, corn, -.
SIR Thr.e Brohers Essy, y guAno, Edmond, Davenport
Co.
s-br VI, d Preston, White, Back River, wheat
EaItern shore, corn, MlspAngnE AeaL
schr MARIETTA Barr, HAhord Boston, Ice, B. WardEs 70
sehr CarsB D'akHAts salem Via Boston, mise D. w. Cur
hr Mary Langdon jackson, Boston hOur and tobacco, D.
seSr W W sriaa Rass, down river, light
schr Wm TanbuTg raUes,
schr. George Henry, Sooday,
Schr Tine Tyler,
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SUMMER SCHEDULE
~ TWE
SUmuER ARRANGE MENT On =ss!g-

c,UmmER ARRANGE WENT ON -
- JAMS RIVER FOR OLD POINT, PORTS
MOUTH AND NORFOLk.-fhe Steamers GLEN COVE and CUR
TIA PICK have put In st rate order and win 70 the
above places
ne aLEN COVE Capt WIN Garter, yin leave ne wharf a
Roeks,a regularly every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
ornin A. oclok precisely and each alternate days
exceut sunday leaving wharf a. NORFOLK az The same hour
ocock NJ and touch Al al the regular landings on ne river
zolnr and returning
Ne Quits PECK Capt O. Gaord being neatly a,ted a.
vih bsrtb1 leave Rockets every SAL RDAN
evening O'clock and return leaving The wharf a. NOkE0Lk
svgry suNDAY evening o'clock, and regularly IL -
DAY and THURSDAY evenings, O'clock and return each Al
terrate dAy. a the hour o'clock
oins dogn the Curtis Peek City Pont, WlcoKs
Carrmont Grove WHAT Old Pont Portsmouth and Norfolk
Rsturnlag Portsmouth, Old Point Rock Wharf, Grove, Dard
O'clock, Monday morning
Passage The Saturday trip, and return next evening meals
PGaAEe On regular trips either boat Old Point Portsmouth,
or norfolk a. Msa-equa any sven any 6oate0 cent
R-Freshi taken a. usual ,,.,,,,,.,
z q. HAhklNA
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BRAND CUTTING.

BRAND CUTTING.
VyE undersigned having removed his shop under the rOBAC
co EXCHANGE 18Th and Cary Sts begs leave 10 In
form customers Public generally that he stu
aed execute all work (Which he may be favored WITH In
the Workmanke ble notice
you Brand for Tobacco Flour Grain Maehineyor
other articles you may manufacture send In ORDERS and
will the reasonable terms and guaran
zee o give you entire Subtraction.
Also lot Of Branding Brushes Kew Cheeks Brass Letters
&c. 4 L. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
Under Tobacco Exchange,
Cor. 18th Cary sts Richmond, Va