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IJErnNOMY OF IiEA -uTEING nas. uul -
& pms havc 1900,


nuil iOcs by sickness at an av Of ten days c@cli
in the year. This gives oaDoss Of $40 900 oo" a
SUN three times as large as flc whole cost Of Tie
General Government. includnE + the Army, Navy, Post
Offices Legislators Forcgy/ Ministers and all. Tie
amount weighs over six hGndrcd tons in pure gold
y large proportion Of tli;s costly suffering might he
avcryl by attention to diet, cleanliness and above al
by the proper use Of the rigI, remedy in season.
When % cent box Of Ayers Pills will avert an attack
Of illness which it would ikcscvcra days to recover
irom or dollar bottle of Ayers SarsaIarlla will cy
pei lurking disorder tt would bring tic sufferer to
his back for weeks or months docs it take any figures
10 show the good economy Of tie Investment? When
Fever "nd iguc is rankgn your veins, and shaking
your lie out Of You. is it worth the dollar it costs for
his lGrE CrEE TO have the v;llairhs disorder expelled
which it does surely and quickly? When yon have
taken cold is it prudent 10 wait until las settled
on the lungs, when days weeks or months must be
spent in trying 10 cure it, crcn ifit be cured mt all
or is i; cheaper to lake Ayers cherry pcc!o:a costing
few slliu.s, ard remove tic trouble before it is
serious? 1t takes no wisdom to decide. july II 1t
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For IiiG EICgisilil5rG.

The friends Of JOHN r. SHAW, ESQ, respectfully
present his name as a Candidate FOR scat i'll the Leg
slature at the ensuing election.
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Hon. w. ~. Esoyce's Leaser.

We cheerfully invite attention TO the able and manly
ctter of our esteemed and distinguished Congressman
and embrace the occasion remark that like the scu
timents enunciated by the gallant kETT, we endorse
them with all orr heart
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TIE MISSOURI EiTCrloX-Thc ST Louis RepuJlicGn
OF the 10Th inst. says. that John H. Henderson,
Democrat) for Congress i'll tho Second District, is de-
eated by J. A. Rollins (Opposion) by 2+9 votes
Claiborne =. Jackson. tDon@las Dcmorra' (" f'r as
hear, from. leads sample Or. Q-rio:l Tor Gov"r1"r
T. ~
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BE on TIE Lo0Eorr.-We desire to put our citizens
on their guard against the absconding OF their slaves
Last Saturday night three of our citizens i'll town had
slave each to ascond without the slightest rovoc;
ton and under circumstances which lead TO the con-
vc;io that suspicious persons ere proving about tic
neishborhood. Our citizens can not be to- viSlan' III
this matter.
II is thought that these slaves may be making their
way towards Spartanhnrg or Grecnvillc. Will our
readers and cocmporics in those sections notice tins
item and be on the lookout?
Ne,cJer1y COnse'rdtist Aug I.
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Musical instruction.

MRS BEWS. PROFESSOR OF TIE
p Piano-lortc and Singing will hc happy TO
] j Z J Ircccivc Pupils during the Summer vac'.
ou. She undertakes the cultivation oft tic Voice and
give instruction in Vocal Music Doth sacred and Scc,l-
nr) III tn" Italian. French German and English laIl-
glagcS.
Tsrns nor Quarter
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Fer lssc Legislature.

WILLIAM NJ. SHANNON, Esq. is announced as
n Candidate for reelection to the HOUSE OF REP
RESENTATIVES at the ensuing election i'll October
ncyt Ills FRIENnS
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Private EsSaT(2inS,

csy"MGs. L. R. LEGRAND, GIVES NOTICE
that she will accommodate day. Permanent Boaricra
as may lie preferred. with or wlthcut lodging
June l9-tf
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Ecuse and Lot for Sale

A Comfortable House in krbwool, with Is acres
L y oil Land attached. For particulars apply 10
Arg 2l.-tE j. NJ. pEShISSCRE.
Gr j. +. SUTHERLAND
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Election for IEurGcn.

Mr. L. N. BOSWELL was elected a Warden OF tile
town On tie 18th inst TO fill the vacancy occ"sioncd
ly the resignation of JAS V. LYLEs, Esq
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Col Tillman Ingram, Of Gainesville has been nomi.
mated for the Senate, and T. W. Means. Esq. of Mica
nopy, for the House, by the Democracy Of Alacla
county Florida.
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For Ike he.i>i;st.tFc.

M. EDITOR Please announce Major j. NJ. De-
SAUSSCRE, Candidate for reelection to the l!nrsE
OF REPRESENTATIVES,, at the ensuing election in 0co-
bcr next. ard Ollige MANY VOTERS.
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SToXING SrATrEs.--It is found necessary to have Il
policeman stationed in Union Square New York, to
prevent boys from slyimg stones at the bronze cqucs-
tram statue of Washington there. WewOudcr if there
is another city i'll the universal world where such
things as this cOulG occur.
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EGr The Legislature.

Tie friends Of CAPT. D. D. PERRY. respectfully
announce him as n Candidate for the HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES, at the election III October.
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Terms

Latin, free If the pupil can join class already l6rn-
ci, if not the terms will be, per year. .......4C
Music including use Of Piano I" ........ .G4
Tuition half PAYABLE in advance
Camden, Aug. 81.
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AG q r. R.R.INEDs

Ok Wednesday Evening, August StlI 1866" by
Rev. W. f. lIuyIson, Mr.. JACKSON L. lIiNS0E, to
Miss ELLEN NJ. TURNER. all of this place
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n Office.

F5-IIE rNDERSIHNED would inform the public
j. that he is running Il GRlST MILL. in connection
with his other machinery. and will accommodate is
friends will! superior article Of MEAl"
Aur 2I-lt \. \. LEE.
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7 O O L

IS" MEMBERS OF EERsHAW LODGE, NO ..
knowing themselves to be in arrears will please call
at the PERMANENT Sccrctary's Office ard Liqudatc
Aug. 2l,-tf JOS. N. GAYLE
p. Secretary
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n Office.

RUNAWAY from tie subscriber Oh the lst inst.
IL negro b,y named Elias. This said boy is about
twenty-nuc Years q! age about five feet nine or ten
inches ID hight. yellow comp plcXon, and cg!ls ab"nt
one hundrcdarl seventy pounds. / will give Twenty
FIVE pniiars to niy person vino will deliver him to
me- or for his confinement II JAIL that can get
him.
July al-,f AMOS. BARNES.
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For tic Senate.

We are authorized to announce linN. y. H. BOY
KIN as a Candidate for reelection to the State
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July 3l,-Gno.

MRS. WINSTON. AN EXPERIENCED
Nurse and female physician, las a Soothing Syrup
for children tccn% which greatly facilitates the pro.
cess Of tccng Ly Soltcning the gums, reducing all
inammatiol--wiII aay all pain, and is sure 10 rc:l-
ltc the bowels Depend upon it. mothers it will give
rest to yourselves and relief and health I" your nliS
prrlcIv sui, in all cases Sec advertisement i'll not
rrr rrIl,nn
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Coal BuEXIyG.-Coal burning locomotives will soon
be tried OIL the South Carolina Rail Road.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fashionable Dress Making.

cE3"iMISS HOWARD GIVES NOTICE TO THE
Ladies of Camden and vicinity, that she is prepared 10
make dresses mantlcs and cloaks in the rctcst man
rcr and most fashionable style
She may hc found at Mrs. Il. r. lHiRANI'S, where
she will be happy to wait on those who may favour
her with call.
July 3l-Gmo.
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Notice

rs hereby given that application will be made 10 the
4 Legislature III it, ncyt session. to amend tic Char.
ter OF the Tuwn Of Camden. as to increase the pow
crs Of taxation Of said Town. J. i. kERSIlAW,
A,,r ol-:m Intcntlant.
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Caution Notice

1 IL. persons ale cautioned against paving any
I! / n'rc. made laya:,le to S, Beck. since the 22d
la;rualy 1859. IL lie has taken undue advantage o
me. in taking Ocs in his own name which should
have Lccn made payable to me, he Icing only my
Agent icr selling Tobacco. WILSON J. ASTlN.
Aug 2l--4t Danyille va
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Dissolution of Co-P Partnership.

JNEE CO.pARTNERSlllp HERETOFORE EN.
L istinc between J Il p. \ Sanders. has been
dissolved ant the business will be continued at the
OLD STAND in h. lane Of
lulv 2i-:i. ?. 4. SANDERS.
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Assets.

Total amount Of Capital and Surplus. sl.42I,I5
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Notice

S hereby given that at the next meeting Of the Leg
isla;urc appiicalian vii! he made for Charter for
the Camden Hotel Company in the town Of Camden,
SOui! Carolina. JNO WHITAKER,
An" 2l-td President.
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ErlLGRIM'S PROGRESS-IlluStratcd, rs
l. TAYlntS Five Years in China, I.23
Prayer Meeting Hymns and Tunes. so
Reeds English Literature, LOO
= History, 100
- British Poets. LOO
Rolrcrs Practical Calculator; n manuel plain
rules and calculations for business operations 30
Memorials Of Thomas Hood. in two volumes. zoe
Aug. ~ J. y. YOUNG.
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pouGLAs CONVENTION AT srArNroy,

STACNT0N, VA. August Ii.-Ihe l0ngl;iS State
Convention assembled here this morning. There is
very large attendance Of delegates and outsiders.
Eighty counties fully represented. There is no H.
dication Of disposition to accept the propositions Of
the breckenridge men. Resolutions were Offered and
adoptcd rcaNirming the Baltimore Platform and de-
nouncing the administration of James Buchanan for its
unscrupulous war upon Judge Douglas. No choice OF
electors has yet been made. The feeling Of the Con-
veaton seems 10 favor straight out Douglas electoral
ticket, without regard TO the consequences.
INDIANA EELL STATE CONVENTION.
IyplAyApoLs. August lT.-Tllc State Convention
Of the Bell party which met i'll this city to-day, has
rejected al propositions for fusion. and nominated
siragllt-out Bell Electors for this State.
ARKANSAS ELECTION.
AUGUSTA August lit seems that the first ac-
counts from this State were premature III giving john
son for Governor 10000 majority. The returns Us far
as heard from give Rector QndcpadcnD 27G majority
bu. there are yet some eighteen Counties to hcarlrom
Indman is certainly elected to Congress It's rrpor-
ted that movement is Gil foot to unite the Union and
Brcckinriige parties in support Of one State electoral
ticket. I
NEW YORK DOUGLAS C0NvENTiON-rNloN OF TIE
DOUGLAS AND BELL PARTIES.
New YoEE, August l7.-Thc Douglas State Con-
vcntion met at Syracuse the 18th inst There was
very large attendance and great spirit The contest
ing delegations Mozart and Tanmany llal) from this
City. caused good deal Of excitement among the
politicans-eacl delegation threatening TO bolt ire
ccted Tie Convention was called to order nj -
n,y,, .rS,., tnuIn
rary Chairman. \ committee Of Thirty from tho Bell
party, held consultation with tho Douglas Ienocr;
cy and have concluded an agreement to unite in sup
port Of single electoral ticket The condition is: that
ten Of the electors shall he Bell and Everett incn
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EEJErEINEIDGE CONVENTION IN VIRGINIA.
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Assets.
Amount Of Cash in Contiu-
cnta! Bank, New York. .SGG. 5552l
Amt. e;lsh in hands Of Agis,
and III cOErsc ni transmits.
sion. lbaaucc.l. ...... 30.STJ5i
Amt. Of unimcumEcrcd Real
Estate. No. t Wali.srcCt.. Gj.G&9N0
Amt. ci In States Treasury
Notes, market valuc. .lU0,S7500
.tlnt ur Missouri Site Binds
q per ct.. market vaIilc. lG3u0G0
Amt y. G.. Bonds, per. Ct
market value. ......... 9.GG000
Amt ni iennCSSce Bonds &
per cent, market yalIc.. 100000
Amt o. BROOKLYN City Binds.
per cent, market value. l0.2JOOO
Amt. Bank Stocks, market
value, ,................. S5,G2j.OO
Amount Oi Loans on Bonds
aid Mortgages, being first
lien o! record on unincum-
hcred Real Estate. wortl
at least Si.T9G 500 and
on which there is less
than one years interest
due and 0wing--ratc Of
interest. per cent, :. 92GGO2O3
Amt. Oi LOallS on Stocks Il
Bonds. payable on dem'nd
the market valuc Of sccrI-
rites pledged Sl2G,9jO. 9O4lI.0O
Amt. Due for Premiums on
Policies issued ut Office. I,G5IlG
Amt. Of Bills receivable Tor
Pr'.nirims on Inland NHvi.
CATION risks, &C.. 32,930l3
Amt. OF Interest actually due
and unpaid, ........... 27.0SG20
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EGliticag.
MARYLAND DOUGLAS STATE CONVENTION


BALTIMORE, August 1.-THE Douglas State Con.
,vention assembled III the Hall Of the Maryland Ins
tute at noon to-day, for tic purpose Of filling the va
cancics in the State Electoral Ticket. Every county
in the State fully represented. \ proposition for
u fusion with the Breckenridge party was made. Il
will probably fail The Convention is ycnthusiast-
10
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N office
Sawed Lathes !

TE7IE Subscribers have OH hand a supply of
4 SAWED LATIIES
Ang. 2l,-tr. SUTHERLAND & LEMMCND.
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Capital, One ETillion Dollars.
The Capital Of the sud Company actu-
ally paid up in cash, is. s...........S 81 OGo 10000
The surplus Oh the lst day Of July, 1860 I2I T5OGO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-26
APicture i'm the woods.

Among the many descriptive passages in
the July instament of the Professors Story
the following is the best
The woods are all alive TO one who walks
through them with his mind in an excited
state, and ears wide open. The trees are al
ways talking, not merely whispering with their
leaves, (for every tree talks TO itself in that
way, even when il stands alone in the middle
of pasture but grating their boughs against
each other, as old horn handed farmers press
their dry rustling palms together--dropping a
nut, or leaf, or twig, clicking TO the tap of
a wood-pecker or rustling as squirrel flashes
along on branch. II was now the season of
singing birds, and the woods were haunted
with mysterious, tender music. The voices OF
the birds which love the deeper shades of the
forest are sadder than those Of the open fields;
these are the nuns that have taken the vel,
the hermts that have hidden themselves away
from the world and tell their griefs to the in
finite listening silences Of the Wilderness
for the one deep inner silence that nature
breaks with her fitiul superficial sounds be-
comes multiplied as the image of star in
rullled waters. Strangel
The woods at first convey the impression OF
repose, and yet If you watch their ways with
| ODtil thib, 1bh tHt iiiN NhANh 70 W hhNh 70
restless and nervous that Of woman, the
little twigs are crossing and twining and sepa'
rating like slender fingers that cannot be still
the stray leaf is to be fattened into its place
| like truant curl the limbs sway and twist
impatient of their constrained attitude. aud
the rounded masses of foliage swell upward
and subside from time TO time with long soi
sighs, and, il may be, the falling of a few rain
drops which had lain hidden among the deep
er shadows. pray you, notice in the swee
summer days which will soon see you among
the mountains, this inward tranquility tina
belongs to the heart Of the woodland, viii
this nervousness for do not know what els'
TO call it, of outer movement One would sa,
that nature, like unframed persons, could no
sit still without nesting about or doing some
/ thing with her limbs or features, and that hlg
breeding was only TO be looked for in frin
gmdens, where the soul Of the trees is i'll a
ease perhaps, but their manners are unexceI
itonable, and a rustling branch or leaf fallin
out Of season is an indeeorum. The real fol
est is hardly still except in the Indian sun
mer then there is death in the house, an
they are waiting for the sharp shrunke
months to cone with whit ewine for tll
summers BURIAL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-26
FARMERS STUDY ECONOMY,
AND EXAMINE sCARLETrs
New Eagle Corn and Cob Mill,

INsPECIALI.Y adapted to grinding NIL kinds of shell
Ia led arRin, ~ we'll ~ corn and coS This Mil took
the rst premium at the Ohio State Fair, and NJ twenty
four counties In this State this fall.
No Farmer should he without one as h,cts proven by
our most reliable and practical farmers throughout the
country prove that saving Of a least one third by
GRINDING IN kinds q shelled grain idr feeding Horses,
Cattle and Sheep, one half more nfeedmg hogs, by
boiling the meal.
The Undersigned having purchased the right for the
counties of Montgomery, Greene, Clarke, Miami and
Dark s now prepared To manufacture those valuable
Farm Mills 10 order at the Buckeye Foiihdfy lmI1
fora circular
Orders promptly attended to. Farm and school
House Bells manufactured by the undersigned, at
wholesale and retail over one thousand were sold the
nast season Address Is. q. TAYLOR,
dclOm Dayton Ohio
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THE ONE HORSE sHOEING SHOP,

TINliIRD street--A few doors EaSt Of the Post Office
Dayton, o. The Subscriber is nov better prepared
than ever 10 accommodate his Oil customers, and the
pubic, IN the Horse shoeing busines. IN ~ 'arious
iralRhes Particular attention will he gwen To all
lame horses such ~ split ho0fs and ho0fbound, and
oorns Ia their feet, VIII be cured satisfactory TO the
owner Of such horses, aud II not, money viii be re-
funded.
ALSO.-norses that interfere will he shod 10 pre-
vent Il, and warranted, or money refunded,
He will personally siporintend all work entrusted 70
Ms care Thankful for past fyors, he respectfully esSs
u continuance of the patronage of his old customers,
aud will bc happy TO accommodte ~ siany new ones
arrl -dawiy NATHAN sIFFRRMAN.
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HO Sc TALK.

ToHN sHELLEBERGER, on the West side of JEFF
u fcrson street is now fully prepared to accommodate
the putAIc with ftst HORSES, GOOD BuGGlEs, CAR,
RlAjiES and every thing that may be found IN wen
regulated Livery Stable
his ability 20 please and give entire satisfaction
10 all who may favor him with their patronage. He
takes great pleasure IN referring 10 the following com
pctent hid,t's; Clablm Hngan, D.. Heathmau, James
w. Lowrey, John WigiCim, Lee Keftoot and Peter
Voorhees, all Of whon testified under oath, aiew days
ago, that Mr. ~ is Of the very best lvery Men IN
the world and that his unbOught popularity as such
draws customers from nll parts of the world, II any
one doubts the truth Of this statement, we refer 10 Geo
W. Houk and John Howard, Attorneys at Law.
marl4-yl
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DAILY nmPIpl

Terms for Advertisements occupyinga greater space,
for longer period than above specified made known
at the Counting Room
Advertisements published Ia both the DAlLl and
wEEKLY ENPIRE, will be subject TO an additional charge
of one -hhfthe Daily rates.
All advertisements charged NJ the rnte OF fly
cents yer square (of neal for the first nsertion and
twenty-five cents for every additional insertion, unless
II made previous TO insertion at the above
rites.
RB- Persons wishing TO discontinue their yearly al.
yortisinR must give notice Mt the Counting Room. All
casual advertisements must be paid for ~ ndyancc.
Tile privilege Ofannun advertisers ie limited To their
own business and al advertisements for the benefit Of
other persons well legal advertisements and adj
refreshments Of auction sales sent n by them, must be
Tid for ut the regular mites.
Tributes Of Respects Notices, Meetings Of Literary,
Military, Fire and other associations, the holding
Of Fairs, 10 be paid for lolows'for one insertion
Of any such notice not exceeding 81 iare Of ten
lnes % cents and 10 cents for every subsequent in
sertion.
Advertisements not exceeding one-hnf square In
length inserted one time for - cents. All notices in
tended to promote private interests TO be inserted in
the local eOnn9(woh only at the option Of the Ed
TORS must he paid for at rate the Of tleeenis per line
No cuts, sereotypcs or electrotypes Inserted unless
all metal.
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~ J.. H. IN
BROWN g. IRWIN,

AN T. tiit ufHl Ai NlistihoH hi'i '"iHN"A
BROWN IRWIN
have the best 0f Round, Square and Flat iron.
BROWN & IRWIN
have the best of Band Hoop, Oval, Half Round and
Sheet Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
have the best of Wagon, Buggy, spring and Dandy
Tire.
BROWN 4 IRWIN
have the best of Norway aud Breuz0r Nail Rods
BROWN IRWIN
have the best stab steel and slab Iron
BROWN q IRWIN
have the hest OF Round Flat, Square and OCtagon Steel
BROWN IRWIN
have tAe best oillns6nrsl, slrng- and ANles'
BROWN IRWIN
nave the b,st Of Garage Hub bands, and Tire and
Plow Bolts.
BROWN IRWIN
have the best Of Bellows. Anvil. aud Solid Box Vises
BROWN& IRWIN
Manufacture and sell Stoves, Hollow Ware, Sc.
BROWN IRWIN
keep Tin of AL lSnds . sheet, linc and Iron
keen Gamer and Tin Bott0uT, Block Tin and solder
BROWN IRWIN
keen pie plntea fruit tops, AMI bottoms, Be-, all O
which will he sold 10 the trade at tlo lowest prices
aiIql
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II. g. o. RaIIrOad--EdItOr EN-
cureiOn.

II has been onr pleasure (this our is not
purely editorial--it includes "our better hal"
also We always take our wife along, when II
is convenient, and the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad made il very convenient so 10 do, on
the late Editorial excursion,) several times, to
pass over this road, each time with renewed
delight But in'what we shall say at this time,
we mediate no puff, the road does not need
it; while we shall "naught extenuate, neither
shall we set down aught in malice" The
route has spoken to u.s. and we shall merely
record its utterances We are its amauuen-
sis What we shall say was suggested on this
road, and belongs to it, and therefore we shall
credit il to that line. And first comes a