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I CBsSs sESUISE FnGNCA EX-
- BACTS for the handkerchief; Lubln's
boaps kns!IAh Honey, Brown Windsor, and other
choice Toilet Soaps; Toilet Mirrors hair Pre-
Rarations Of all kinds; genuine TORTOISE Shell
G"mbsi ivory, form and India Rubber Combs !;
mar Brushes; Tooth. Nail and other brusoes, IN
sore and having all been bought for cash. will be
soid cheap, at JOS LAIULEY'B.
Family Medicine Store,
Slgp IF a1 md nsta
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FOR RENT-Two HOUSES, containing
ne four rooms in the house and two in the kitchen
Gaof each tenement. Price StU per month. In
Quire of A. B. SMITH, near the Rope walk,
oc ~ -law2w~ Church Hill.
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FOR RENT-The first STORY above a
ss;a store. containing two large rooms end hall or
A1-A wide passage. To good tenant, necessary
repairs will he made
ALS".--The Kitchen in the rear will be rented
separately. apply to J. MUER0E CARTER,
On Cary, 2t door below 18th st.,
no its And next above Bank of K chmond.
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STOCKS FOR SALE.

CkS FOR SALE.
~,Voo Roanoke VALLEY RAILROAD LIST Mort
gage per cent. Bonds con m ctiBs with the
Richmond and Danvllle, and Ralegh and
uastoa Railroads, IS miles long, costing
oyer one million of dollars, with mortgage
oil only $500 100. For minute description
OF the present condition and future pros
poets of the company, pamphlets can be had
at our ONCE.
-ALSO-
5000 VIRGINIA and TENNESSEE Sd Mort
gage Bonds
5000 YORK RIVER 8 per cent Bonds.
5000 VIRGINIA 8 per cent. stock
10 shares RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
Stock
80 shares VIRGINIA FIRE and MAxINE
stock.
10 shares BANK of the COMMONWEALTH
Stock. G. W. PURCELL CO.
so hts
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SECOND SUPPLY-RICH AND BEAUTI-
Full G0nDs.-We are OPENING. by steamer.
Printed Paris Hs1,nos; Ricn PT,n.ed Vsioars S Dc
Paris; Pam Seloais snd Solteines; kion Black
aes s st; very
and Sisses closks. Our :toeko heavy wellsls,
coss. saa ssn. FSsd
and Striped rinseys; Blankets Fiannes ana bed
SrRfss ss.
and Brussels Carpets; aoss Floor CIotas, Mas.
&C. * 1vifss f Main
Y JOSEPH sTRsUsE is selling, sssou Am.
low, Dry hoods, shoes and Csrpstins All coYored
ssilaS :' e Sri ss pS. :9a 2i
fast ooioled CsiIoo So; Stella Shaws and HEAVY
eSs:' Shed Bed AT. a q as
Grey. Saunets, Cassimcres; Jeans. Ticking, LIN
ladies' 1 Cloth ciosfs sSssp rlsnass, Knissus;
. s,a , ooiS1 a. per pound; E.,'S .~
JOSEPH PIP sSa; S. 10y s.s'
WILLvPEN THis MORNINs:-At kzE
whi,s Goods for coan,erp s s.sd. m.is
Spread 70 square ior, only, 81 70 70 cover the
Hl and ,s s.. =.
IN
500 supeikae linen and asrssiilss Bosoms ~ VIA
OF without Collars and Csfs to match Thess are
gotten mp splohdidty. and VIII 10 sod, ready maze,
as low as tn. m,terlal can be purchased for. All
SYKES new D''' fGi;; 81 Se;; e.:
NRKsS GOODS. We have this day opened Q
~ full and hno assortment OF Dress 6oods, ecn-
sisting Of splendid siks Of all qualities and prssss
retaines, all wooi; Vaentias. &c. We have
bousht the above 1t great sseIihcs, ana are,
there 10, O. ensblsdt e. ohsr such indaceneHss IAss
cannot fail to give entire sa'isiastlon. The DAr-
tlcu A. atten OF the ladies' and public are IN
y.ted 10 our unusual large stock Of Drsaa g oods.
which, ara too numerous 10 mention Call At he
bargain emporium Of ALFRkD MO6kS.
SfAE>DsD HAkGAl -, AND NO Mla-
~ TAKE CHAS, A. 6WATkiN, 9Th ard Nam
streets, nearly opposite the Ssotsvood HOTEL
30 40 ~ and under cost for cash Only. Ladies
and sentiemcn from the eoautfy vail do veil to
give as q Gail. such chance ~ rAfey oaered
IN 6ne aud asetsl Dry 6oods. Lad'ea p.sss Goods
Of al sty lee Riseons Asn sna s93s d wsSr. ua-
aiso. lsYss lot Pad Preach Msrlnos q "a ots,
'1'''s A'ii the regular e Eass. a. ewArxIN.
ls sEiLi .fs aosoMs sas, ihVYss ss,Iass Il
I2ko. als we'll worth 30 also. union Linen
Basoms nicely mate ut i1,xc, worth N, White
Brilliant III sQpesiog quality ~ IKE. worth lac
and vide White Jacquard Cotton Diaper d 1c.s
worth NA.
DLACK AtPACAA-ONLYA NINRPkNOE
ID ~ yAvds Black AlDaea q = Tpa ~ - : nlns-
Rsaee: Nov . The ,e5.acY 4. eAtas HoaIaiax
u Maia g.. Nailefes dld 6tssA,
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FOR RENT-A fine BASEMENT ROOM,
III. suitable for a Physician or Lawyers office.
szcorner LIST and Grace streets. Apply as above.
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In MILLINERY FAIL TRADE-nA
SS&sNI desire to call attention to nv re NV
* mOval from 242 Broad street. to 246, two 2kl60
to exhioit d larger stock of MILLINERY GOODS,
of all kinds, and will continue to keep through;
out the season GOODS OF THE LATEST and
MOST DESIRABLE STYLES.
MRS. A. McC0NNAL,
Sc N-2mf 246 Broad st.
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w y o ID,

w WOOD,
WOOD.
800 cords Sc isoned Oak and Pine WOOD on hand,
and for sale by PHILIPS Il COLEMAN,
90 I0-im" South SIDE Dock.
ftUAL.-C. B. LIPSCOMB.
~ (oFFIcE 14TH ST opp Mayo's Warehouse, }
Dealer in MIDLOTHIAN, LUMP, HAIL AND
SMITHS COAL.
Also, RED AND WHITE ASH ANTHRA-
CITE GOAL, sold by weight. au 273n
lAA AMI PINE WuOU-SeasoHed and an
- der shelter. Cor sale az Coke Yards. =
de tS-ts mo. j. WERFH. Ag't.
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NJ EDiCAL SADDEG.BAGs, Plantation
"a "a Medicine Chests, Pocket Medicine Cases,
safslcsl an. Oentsl Instruments, Trusses. Medl-
~ appilanoes. sponsla, the everlasting Ppultioe,
tbna1lspirent Surgical Bandass. Chemicals, &c.
VII supplies nov in store, for sale by
=. JOHNS ION BsO. Druggists.
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I ONDoS DOCK BKaNnt,, PURE Ion


II DON DOCK BRANDY. &c.
WHISKtY S-Bumg ardners Summerdean, Alb
ney's, Richardson Flask g. Sherman, VIM Val
aces, Tuso sloosa Monong aheIa Peter Hangers,
SCUTCH AND IRISH wHlsKEY.
BRANDYJas HennesseY .0tard, Dupuy Co.,
AMI Jul&s Robin brands.
Pure Vi;s.n55a APPLE and PEACH BRANDY.
MADEIRA Port and Sherry WINES.
Purs old HOLLAND GIN.
ALS0-CHAMPA6Nt. WINES of all brands
and grades. For sale. whoissaiS and retail, by
J. s. ROBERTSON next {" cor of
90 T-lm Governor and Franklin sts.
J'UB 4CIO AGENCY.-The SUBSCRIBERS nave
L IN store very larse stock OF CT EW ING and
SMOKING 7 B ACCU. oil the most approved
brands, which they offer to the trade at very low
rat.s. the larger portion at less than manufactu-
rets' prlces. Among our assortment may be found
Thomas Virgin" 80 9ldsn Sceptre,' "Iewel OF
0phlr,' " Unique" " Light Pressed" 1" Ell o.
rs1o'' and - Orc :okn' brands; d. B. Il w
Harris - Peoples, Favorits,'' :" John Smith"
ury of the People, " AmbrostR.,' " Louisa
ieur" and Sumner h Co.'s brands ; K T. 6ooou's
= Granite Leaf" and LoqIss Bide;" W. Il.
Payne Co.'S "Ove Branch and - ULion;" Har-
rls, Hploer Il Hams " rlamOnd'' band; White
Il Lovelace's - Gold Leaf" and various other
celebr >ted brands of fine and common Tobacco, TO
which we invite the attention OF hnyers. For sale
low nv GEO. J. 81 kER j. CO.,
oc 3i-2w Iron Front Buildings.
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MUSIC TEACHI G..

~, MUSICAL ACCOnPLiSHMEN rs
tnx Prof. c r. DRCENIEL is now ready. and
$SzYotisrs his professional services 10 such as
m Az be anxious TO obtain complete and tho -ough
coarse OF Mussa. instruction. as pursued by All
pIASo. Guitar, ORGAN. SINGING ard in
the Sci ZEN Esnd ART Of TEACHING MUSIC
For Card of rer%ss Tsstimon a &e. apply to
oc es aw. 18th st let Cias and Leigh.
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q rs Vt Sion = KS SALE OF la IL
- HANOVER Pursuant to a decree of the
Ct cult Court of Hanover County entered on the
29th September. 1850, in the suit of Yarbrough
Tusley, shall sell st public auction to the high
est nidder. az Hanover Court h 'uss- on t L r.S
Der 1866 a TRACT OF LAND in thu county of
Hanover, of when the late Philip Tinse died
possessed supposed to eonta ia acres, adjoin ng
the lands Of the late jesse y Yarbrough, Oliver T
Cross and Others. and near the Virginia Central
Railroad The tItle rs beueved to be und oub ted. .
but, as Commissioner, | shall sell with special
warranty only.
TsRHs fash. tor so much As may he necessary
upon creGit OF twelve months, with interest
from the day of sale, the purchaser to give bond
with GOO security, and the title tanned until the
purchase money is paid. q. u. Girls Void,
NOS 2 Awtds Commissioner
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NN, MIR, =. NEtHULsS tNOE IT.
lGsSTHE COM POSER. LECTURER AND
~ SINGING MASTER, from Et,nslagd;
Songs-late Muslcsl Editor of 0odey's Lady's
Book
Remarkably announces to the musical ccmmu
nits 81 Hammond that he will devote few hours
daily to pupils. intending to form their voices on
the European schools.
Stores. oos-lms
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HOLLOW Woem CONFEol fONs-
- lie most pleasant and efectual worm medl-
enc ever Uncovered 1t a remedy that DO child
VI ieiuee, but rather crave, as IL possesses none
VI thoss hauseous Ingredients OF which other
sotH 9istroJeIs are composed. II is put up In the
WIN oil beautiful sugar plums. r or sale by
"A. BUDEKER Il CO., Druggists,
ar ar
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DLACK AtPACAa-ONTYX NiNRPKNOK
n ~ ysFds BLACK AtpAea a - rga ~ ~ ntns-
bressss 81 IZKKfkLie CAs1p S1osc,
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S1v75OSE Witt AND COL00En MAR.
j SEILLES nOSoMS that LkvY 70 selisns st
I2,<o aIs we'll worth 30 also. union Linen
Basoms nicely maes At l1<cs, worth m; White
Brilliant III supertos auality IL l1kc, worth lac
and vide Waite Jacsuard Cotton Diaper q 80.
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rs FOR LIVERPOOL. RICHMOND
<kEAND LlVrRPOOL PACKET LINE.-The
DAkE. Captain M COLE, will load at this port
ior Liverpool on or about the 10th of next month.
Shl opere Will bear In mind that, by special act of
the LegisIs.ure, -four can be shipped on this ship,
owned IN virginia, lthout inspection
"A large part Of her freight Is already engagsd.-
For balance of freight app'y tn
29--tR nAXID A. VIM CIRRIE
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StbrEhiUh fhCsI, SUPEniUn fR.lI.
heeel ylns, cpd for sale IN tore Extra Eating
Gei Bacx oAmturg, Isabella and Malaga
''aTs ala1, sAches fnd oranges.
- ANIONl, next door to Exchange Bank.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY ;. n. Disses. Ausvr.

ny J. n. DiEges, Ausrf.
FINE gOI d AND siLvgR wATCHHc.
!EWELRY, FANCY GOODS, ec.-Wh b
iSs ss:s, ntas 1s !:
dershirts. Drawers 6as Table Cutlery, rIsssd
Spoons po,Ms'' 60, 30 Sale viii egHTss:s q
of 5. r. Boo1n, Salesman. q. Dieess n Ass
DRY GOODS, CARPBTTN0e, 40.
MORE NEW GOODS, -
Ni .rp, ~ ppn,r sY Last AZ s s. ~.
Elegant New Dress SILKS.
DsEsS GOODS. in evsry variety.
New style CL0AKS and ARABS.
They oass sRKATf BARGAINS ..iil in
Rich Dress SILKS.
DEIAiNE ROBES, many of them q. Nv
New cAssINERRs, Of so~,h.,s ~s..,ss
csv:d sSs GsrG, :: ,s scsd: =
Georsia CAsSIMEREs. Tor men ana bo1si
wear, 30. nol-u
L AD Z sfEisrLMEN,s.
GIRLS and
MERINo SHIRTS ~
and wERs.
sns SSssfks sxiIi ::
four doors above the Theatre. 90 n--ey
| WoRsrEnps codNTEaP1AN E s oSios 1N s,Ii
sell cheap; and, also, good assortment OF SILKS,
GOODS BSoTs HOES sn asAt xs1lf g III .,
l.. RIOS :. 26s Brosa e., bet n I'd and ID. ID
"a Don - foraet the place. oc 0-1ms
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sHAWLs AND CLOAKS-On Monday morning,
October 22d 1850, at M. MITTELDORFER'sN No.
as Broad street. have just received from auo-
ton some OF the greatest bargains in DRESS
GOODS that ofer ed to the lad GO of th in
city, such AZ Silks, Popilns, B. ocatelles Eelours
&c ADD TO which ask the particular attention OF
all In want OF any to give me call. 1 have lust
received and will llnue daily to receive all Of
the latest st, les of CIOAkS and MANrL Is, sach
as Arabs, japanese, Zouaves, Boarpous, Su0Vl-
ettes, &c. The attention of the la les is sxa,u
called to ny stock OF housskeep ps Goods, q al
add ever description: All kinds of Yrs ia Ak "a
wear. Give NE a call before puronasing else
where. NJ MIcTELUOkFER
No Hxoa
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VEST LIVE or ssLH; BETWEEN BROAD
two DEGREES of the Circuit Court Of Hsnrioo, IN
the case of Jones against knkmeyer's admir-,
pronounced the one on the 9th Nov. 1858. and the
s,oners will proceed % sell at public auaIon. on
the premises, on FRIDAY, the oh Nov, 1860 at
the real estate of which Frederick Kirkmeyer
dlsG seIzed. consisting of House and Lot oca-
tedas above. fronting about % fee: on the west
alley. WV ~ "n
TsRMs.-One cash; balance at II and IS
months Tor bonds, bearing interest, with good
pers9nal security and title retained till ali the
purchase money paid
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from
B sud
|lbE
style
Riacf
sack
10 suit
sts.
Ndoz'
half
70 81
|iShSa,
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brow
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Fy
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|,If,K
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If.
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fsITY MADE BROGUES-40O0 PAIR. Also,
~ FRENCH CALF SKIN.
SOLE, RUSS TT, and
WAX LEATHER. ,up,rry
Fer sale by N. UEVbhEOA
90 1g-~Im lX Carr street.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
COUNTY OEFECERs.
WILMORE STATION.

JaiyaI Of the Colrts.-PresiGent, Hon. Geo.
:.'y.ar Huntingdon Associates, Georgeh.
--s.-y, Richard Jones, Jr.
Eottonotary.- JOseph MDOnald.
E,J.g.er ald Rccorder.-MichaeI Hassor.
DPG.y Register and RecorGer.-JoAn Scan
Ian.
1.s-tf.-RobeTt P Linton.
D.PVy SteriF.-George c. K. Zahrn.
D''rict tttorHey.-Philip 5. Noon.
.'H'y C2mmisSjoHers.-John Bearer, Abs!
lloyd, David I. Storm.
t.srt 70 Commissioners.--GecrgcC c. X. Zahrn.
counsel to CommiS8ionerS.--JoLn ;. hhcy.
!rsaursr.-John \. Blair.
|'9r House Directors. David HarEo,
S'zAael " CURE, Jacob Horner
r'3r House TreGslrsr.-GeorgeC c. K. Hahm.
F.oT House Stc,card.-Jamcs j. Kayior-
Nrc1atHe 4Eproi8er.-TLOmas mcconnell.
Lytle.
County Suroeyor-E. A Vickroy.
l'r0Hsr.-James 5. Todd.
-2Euire.
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CrlrR CEsES. ggENEsgERs. sc.

CE3E3 CE1ES, EgENESE EES, sc.
P-s'5Hsriu-REv. D. HAEBIsox, Pastor
Preaching every Sabbath morning at l04
oc5th, and in the evening at 5 o'clock. Sab
5l.l S-l30l at o'clock, \. u. Prayer meet
~ averv Thursday evening at o'clock.
H.tsJSt Episcopal Ch1rch-REr. J. SEA&E,
Preacher ii charge. Rev J. ". SMITH, As
ss.l-.. Preaching every Sabbath, alternately
6, IL! dock in the morning, or in the
e.e--4- Sabbath School . o'clock, y. NJ.
?,.s9 Meeting every Thursday evening at
dock.
E-.-i Lgdspcndent-REv. Ii. R. Powell,
2-..y--Pceaching every Sabbath morning at
o'clock, and in the evening at o'clock.
,-5Ja.l school at / o'clock, 2. VI. Prayer
--.---g on the first Monday evening Of each
211.4, and on every Tuesday, Thursday
g. S..lay evening, excepting the first week
= ea,L month.
C..ya..st.c -UsthodiSt-REv. JOIN WILLIANs.
'ls,o-.-Preaching every Sabbath evening az
al1 9 o clock. Sabbath School al 10 o'clock,
: y Prayer meeting every Friday evening
.! o'c.ock. Society every Tuesday evening
:! o'clock.
D:ro.s4-GEv. WV. LLOYD, Pastor-Preach-
ag cry Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock.
Par:!;-.4r Baptists-REv. DAVID JENKINS,
9--:y..-2reaching every Sabbath evening at
3o-.gc'l. Sabbath School at ! o'clock, p. Il.
Cl,ioL.c-REv. NJ !. MITCHELL, Pastor -
Services every Sabbath morning at los 9 clock
hll Fa 2ers at o'clock in the evening.
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EBENsBURG, July 86O

shots come ln--the dainty foot uprising
to preserve the owners balance, but, as it
CLEANS suspended, destroying the obser-
ver's-all combine, as they did this time,
to scatter stern promptipgs of duty be
yond recalling.
First, Arabellq's little hand must be
moulded into bridge, and being slow to
cramp itself correctly, though plant as a
politicians conscience, the operation of
folding it together had to be MANY times
repeated. Next shot must be made for
her, she retaining her hold of the cue, to
get into the way of 1t. Then all went
smoothly with her, turbulently with me,
until, enthusiastically excited, she must
| be lifted on the tables edge, Gust to try
one lovely little shot" which escaped her
reach from the ground.
Ny game was up!
We were alone. Arabella perched upon
the table, jubilant at having acieyed a
pocket-i, dismal and blue beside her.
There, take me down. she said
| locked around through each window
around her waist, and forgot to pro-
/ ceed.
"Oh, ArabelIa! Arabella! wherefore
art thou Arabella!"
DO you wish were somebody else %
she asked slyly.
No, no! but what of Frank Lilli,
van ?''
"Frank, do you know him ?" with
a luminous face.)
And he has told me-yes."
''Nhat %
"Of his relations with Miss Tarling
ford"
"With Anna-yes"
'What Anna Who is Anna 2"
"DearSme my sister Anna. Don't bt
absurd ~
But I never knew"
"No-you knew nothing Of her; The
worse for you. You avoided her, n
sure ! don't see why-and she is reti
ring"
"Retiyfag the very word"'
"What word ? You vex me; puzzle
me; take me down"
Forgive me, dear Arabella. I'm tot
delighted to explain. never will ez
plain. l thought it was you on whom
Franks affections were fixed"
Dear, no. Frank sensible; he know
better; he hes judgments" and she laugh
ed quiet laugh, and made as if sht
would jump down.
As she descended, two heads caromec
together with click. 1t was the ire
pressible influence of the billiard atmos
phere, 1 suppose. No one contemplated ii
| That evening when Frank Lilliyan arrivet
[ met him at the door.
"God bless you, Frank" said I; 9.
, forgive you everything. Say no more.
) "Hallo! what's up % cried Frank.
t "Wen, certainly, it was a little impru
dent for you to neglect writing the Who'll
: address OF the letter you sent to Ann
Tarlngford. l thought it was for Ara
: BELLA"
Dear me !" cried Frank, twinklins
/ '.what then Z"
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ra Josiah D.

nsa- Josiah D is a most estimable
gentleman, upright, strictly pious. and
withal staunch, thorough-going Demo-
crat. During the Mexican war he was
called upon at 4 regular church meeting
to pray, and he closed with this addition;
BE with our army in Mexico whether
it be right, or whether it be wrong, bless
it, We of the Democratic party are
charged with making a war of conquest,
but we believe it to be a war Of defence.
But we would not enter into argument Of
the subject, and for further particulars,
would refer to the Presidents message -
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EBEHsRURG rsOEs. OFFICERS

~ justices Of tie Peace.-David Il. Roberts,
"-5r'son Kinkead.
Lirgsss.-Audrew Lewis.
p. 1o'7 Coraci-William Kitteil, William K.
sYs'' Charles Owens, J. c. Noon, Edward
9aoemalcr.
T'sr~ 20 CouHciI-T. >. Litzinger.
Dp,-.r'ngh Trsusurcr.-George Gurley.
nntyh Aqster.--Wnliam Davis.
S:F'oL observation-disclosures Glass; William
rs Reese S. Lloyd, John J. Lloyd, Morris
= vans, Thomas J. Davis.
treasurer Of School Board-ETan Morgan.
TT2HStabls.-George Gurley.
az coHector.-G Gorge Gurley.
1'te;'or.-Richard T. Davis.
-".s Of ElsetioH.-lsaac Evans.
'!'Hors. -Johc 5 Ehev. John E7sEs
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HARD BUTTER WITHOUT ICE.-To
have delightfully."- hard butter in summer,
without ice, the plan recommended by
that excellent and useful publication, the
Scientific American, is good one Put
a triyit, or any open fat thing with legs,
in a saucer; put on this triviu the plate
of butter; FL the saucer with water; turn
a common Gower-pot upside down over
the butter, so that it. edge shall be with
in the saucer and under the water; plug
the hole of the fower-pot with cock,
then drench the flower pot with water; set
in cool place until morning, or if done
at breakfast, the butter will be very hard
by supper time.
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ERExSDgRG N5AELS.


A-ILS ---tLIN :.
l.s::-a, 1aily, at II o'clock, !. y.
-s.a..-, " at leg - !. y.
NAILS CLOSE.
E..:ara, daily, at :! o'c!ocl, P. u.
Western. at . - = u.
- TleMa.,s from Butler, Indiana. .Strongs-
.-52, &c, arrive on Tuesday and Friday OF
--- week. at o clock, z. ".
-.lve Eoeasburg on Mondays and Thurs
--T5 at o'clock, \. VI.
cEzla The Mails from Newman's Mills, Car
..~'owu, &c, arrive on Monday and Friday Of
'.'- T--!i, az O'Clock, p. u.
Leave Ebensburg on Tuesdays and Satur-
--s5- o.. clock, \. ".
~ Post Office open on Sundays from 8
% - clock, \. ".
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

THE coming Prince of Wales is no ge-
MUS, if we may believe the best accounts.
He is said to have been from his childhood
uncommonly dull, and unimpressible by
such objects as generally gain the atten-
ton of children. His mental condition
was such as to excite great and constant
anxiety in his mothers mind; and the
first medical men in the kingdom were
called in frequently and anxioUsly consul
ted on the subject. They united in re
commending that his fathers (German)
system of training should be abandoned !;
and that instead of cramming and forcing
his weak intellect, his guardians should
give him light and agreeable exercise of
lnind as well as of body. This course
was adopted; and the result is that a
child Of naturally feeble powers, by good
management has been reared into q youth
of barely respectable Intelligence.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

rG~ \ fugitive slave being questioned
as to his treatment by his former master.
answered that lac had always been Well
treated and cared for Upon hearing
this, his questioners told him he was q
fool to leave so good situation. !Ie re-
piled, ''Gentlcman, my situation down
South is vacaut; you can easily have 1t
by making application"
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

sg- Oliver Wendell Holmes says -
'.Our brains are seventy year clocks The
angel of life winds them up once for all,
closes the doors, and gives the keys into
the hands Of the angel Of the Resurrec-
ton"
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

ea-Student seeking board (being Of 4
pious turn Of mind)-"I wish nice, Qui-
ct room, where I should be Uninterrup-
ted in my devotions." Landlady-"Ob
in that case, I always require the price Q.
beard IN advancs"
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-07-26

Ps,t CF,rs. Post N1sfsrs Districts.
,snr Greek, Joseph Graham, Yoder.
B..aeg station, Joseph 5 Mardis, BlacklicL.
r,-~aIlt5wn Benjamin Wirtner Carroll.
Chess Sprinss, Danl. Litzinger, Chest.
I..soa, John J. Troxeu, Washint'u.
lan.5ltg. Mrs. II. NJ Cague, Ebeusburg.
Fl.u Timber, Isaac Thompson, White
G-.l.z.u J. VI. Christy, Gallitzin
Glen Cyuleu, Joseph Gill, Chest.
Hsm.ock, VIM. M'Gough, Washt'n.
-y-uslOwn, II. y. Boggs, Johnst'wn.
I,-.lt0 VIM. GwInn, Lorctto
Mineral Point, Z. Wissinger, Conemgh.
Munster 4. Durbin, Munster.
7--.-iu5, Francis Clement, Conem Oh.
Pa-:sv.ue, Andrew J. Ferra! Susq han.
GJse.aud. G. W. Bowman, White
s.. Augustine, Joseph Meyer, ClearfeId.
SAP Level. George Conrad, RichIand.
SJ4man 3. WColgan Washt'n.
S.4-e~uil, Wm. Murray, CroyIe
Summit, Miss ". Gillespie Washt'n.
T.more Andrew Beck, Smmerhiu