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ItS ami sfeF Aisudsv she lea Of APRIL lelA tbs
I } pa--ar-sr rains VII dti.s ~ i1-i1Fs.
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Tree trains all make Close connection Tvi-4' trains
JRFoED. agent.
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cTREL.-Cast. Shear, German. Blister. and
- su-Ir1. etesi for saii rs !. n. VANCE.
ian5a N md go Main street.
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no PAREGORlC Oh 0PIATE

n aHy kind. and Therefore relieves bE 7.2ri9 tic
sssfsTfagE your child instead "t oy a.f7etst2 sts
So: silI..ss For tEi- L comments it-sll ~
the oHly reit:Bss preparation now EugTl Tor hi4-
aIen Tettkiiz * DIssyrE IA r. ID use ni ery
C;riuIn1 in the BONyelsr Actdi:y- OF the
Stomach, Wind, Cold in the Head, and
Group. do for s.fe1ir9 NJ 3sfiar- - ,'-t'' M
ttz5sBs>I.5os T>yats the Bglests and 5t9ses5 t'ia
IL La 40 .sglb..Lz uu tI EgfEatB1t~ Il T. ll>ed
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or other F'its. * ysa ralg' tie ilrs aS'' hstNh
xs, md blig4tiI+g Consequence iris ar gs2ta u
rtW fran ~. as al H.r1afier Of lrf5c e.isr l@s't-
DIR fs Inf 4ffS C8tJsfufsftr ast f.' 1i17s
i,sr 'Dr, EdTlN-S JYFANIILE Cordial. this
YOU can TGy upon II II -rl-- iii'rIu!-- aud e-s
not iuurs the delietts infant Price - cent
Fr,ll rti-- a ,nlE.rIvin.. e.scl. bottle. Prepare
crir d. CHURCH DUPONT
NJ. ~ Broadway New York
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". P. S,-r-H, - ,st-I Il Transportation.
LN. CIR GEM 7ScIsss a=-eut.
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". MCCULLOUGH. Pre- dent.
F. =. MYE2 :. Cent Tick As''.
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The Richmgui- FTeleiiclSs burg nnt Potomac Raj
road has been On operation Tor - ana In all that
time no ttSsei. ~ has either leon killed 6r crippled
by accident which i without parallel ia the history
Of RoiiFoadS 10 thia country. s-GUTH SUp'. Ir9Hs.
June %. 1855 Iyl-iy
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Thousands are d1.i! sieS.t-luS 70 ttle I'fA4-e 90
DR.. EATON
iNFANTILE CORDIAL,

and WIN. iscassz II MGR T,iLs 70 as5rd siz,lIEiG
r.ssuz I.rt when gwen IL time. L acts r Il Ol
rlasc aud ols irial GJgss vii SynTinee !pu E!ia
yrh.,- - 49,, ! t-rt- II cantaiuE
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road


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ElVE PREPARATI0MS

adaytei - tie deficiencies VI the BLOOD in different
df-gs.e- For Cgayhs. Csiis, B.Daehitts any aztec
tDf. Whatever 81 the JlroU' LUtgf indicating tJf-
g,IsD.ioH We 81 j. which l. also the No. for Dcrs-
so4t n Spiitr. LS=s nj IpDss. and for ait C9I1ic
LDSsDig.tlAE arising from Or.-ii.s GssterGL D.buHJ
aud N.7.roVs Trgstrg'igH No. ,. for Lirrr CpWg1is
80. F.r Dys,syli, Being 0ir.g1y pr pgTe' FIR 1J-
SgrD, il l. tIt.H Jy 6rCpS and carried immediately
i1tothe circulation. thai whlt You giiTl Won rttJH
The NJ. ! il fJT IimtLC LTrCyl -rttscs, HEat,rtH-
JSriTsses d. see special direrJpus for tii- For
Sit i2Hslf.a Pi7,tigrs Srntt5glts Ri5Hcy and B'ra
Gsr ,gnDi,iH's tiIe 40 8. In all cases the dire
tiDu- must b; s'rctly followed PEice Of the Bi1d
Fri. 81 per bottle.
Sold by CHURCH. DUPONT
No. AZ Broadway. New YORK.
BY 7. II LOGAN d CO.. Agents Tor Wheeling.
Ana by all respectable Druggists Throughout the
country. mA-t
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A HISTORY iOF NEW-EN GLAND
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BY JOHN PALPREY, LID
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This volume consists Of six hundred and forty pages and EN-
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Fifth Ward Arc1se;A vi g ,Pesiss sss
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Fourteenth Ward Wide.Awakes.-Al the Repubd-
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SD''''''' N' w D 5 s. BENEDICT, Pres't pro TEN 9
The Nineteenth Ward Republican Wide-Awake
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Zouave Wide-Awakes.-The Nineteenth Ward zouave
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ats Lines and refreshments be had board Fare 81
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