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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-03-30

SUCKERs.-To be a Sucker, just nov, d
be lucky man. If you live in Illinois,
are Republican, and want an Office you
have it. That is, an appointment Fl
eral appointment.
There is an arrangement, we undersx
by which if there shall be any Offices
after all Sucker bills are filed, they sh
be distributed among the "douhtiuA State
at the last election. So, it isn't bad
to live in a doubtful State but ts Sc
eral per cent. better to be Sucker.
We are now boarding in Quincy =
business at this end of the Hannibal and
Jo. Road, but distinctly Ire in Illinois
this quiet dodge we expect our city ,
office, and to beat the fools who live IN b
sas and send on petitions.
Do the Indian Agents understand tn
Verb. sap.-EZwood Free Press.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-03-30

THOMAS JEFFERSON AND THE oL
1srs.-Mr. Jefferson, in the ninth '0'
his works, says: AMI
"When any one State in the Az eI'r,
Union refuses obedience to the conie;o.
bv which they have bound themsenr b
rest have a right to compel them !" I'D
ence.. Congress would proDaIG ,sct
long patience before they wouio III.
force, but ifthe cause ultimately re 81
thew would use that recurrence. Nj
sS;s case ever arise, they will proOaD;.
Fce bv q naval force, IS being NOR ':t.r
las d.noerous to liberty. and less I'D"
nroduee much bloodshed.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-03-30
Pixies Peak News.

By the arrival of the last 2. +. Express,
we are placed in possession of Denver dates
to the 25th. The following items, from the
Nees, will be read with interest: 10 N
Henry Basey was ar..-Ues do. do do s a
attempting to rob T. A. Hunt-drawing
pistol and demanding watch. He was &C
quilted.
Joseph johnson in the leg with pistol, and
fined $50 and costs by Judge Downing.
The La Clede mill cleaned up on the 18th
$3.50. 40, from one cord-one hundred and
two feet-of Bob Tail quartz. from claim
No. l, N. E. No quartz, in these leads,
that will pay: oh, no!
Another man was blown up day before
Yesterday. Mr.. Geo. Cav, while in the act OF
drilling out an old blast in M. Burroughs
claim, on The Burroughs lead, was seriously
injured by an explosion, which in all prob
ability will forever deprive him OF his eye
Bio v;eEd.-The last yield of the Nebras-
ka CITY mill, situated in Chase's Gulch, was
as follows:
The quartz was from the Bates Lead,
twelve and one-fourth cords, the time OF
crushing six days and nights, and the
amount obtained So, 765.49, of as pure, fine
yellow gold as has ever been produced In
the mountains.
The wife of A. G. Ford (who was muir
dered in SO mysterious manner last tall
has received from some unknown individual
the watch and chain that was on her hus
hands person at the time of his death. Mr.
Bailey,-with whose family Mrs. F. is stop
ping-received them late at night at hi
door, whittier he had gone. in response to
knock. They were handed to him By I
man who was disguised, and the articles
were inclosed in email box.
On the 18th, man Familiarity known a
"Buckskin," had difficulty With Thoma
Evans. near the St. Charles Saloon, in tn
: course of which the latter drew knife ant
t inflicted several slight wounds upon the for
mer, whereupon "Buckskin" drew revol
yer and fred at Evans. The ball, instead O
hitting Evans, struck colored man name
= Edwin Morris, who stood near, passln
q through his heart and killing him instantly
Q Poor Ned Morris, whose quiet and accom-
3 modatiup manners had won for him hosts {
friends. had only fifteen minutes before hl
death. received some 81 700 from Mr. Sic
cum with which TO make the last paymeI
for his freedom. Both parties to the alta
= we're arrested. "Buckskin" was committe
!; for trial on a charge for manslaughter in tt
, frst decree. and Evans on 8 charge of assau
with intent to kill. There is much feellu
against the criminals, and great symPatn
Il for the victim of their bloody ARRAY.
: And by telegraph from Washington
!. learn that Sam. Curtis. formerly OF Count
= Bluffs, son of the d. c. from Iowa OF tn
) name, has been appointed T. ID. at Denver
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-03-30

The Convention of Texas mas
...,I ~ of thanks TO Gen. Twigg
TsYans furnish an instance OF 10 Io's III
~, IsA areasou and the traitor. we r =
foil paragraph in our latest t., i;
"Ths report Of the San = n. % he prop
s ss;asd - that point. formerly O enc oil
.ns oi hundred and ffsy th0us'n0 w.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-03-30

The appointment of Col. VIM. Gilpin' of
Independence, No., as Governor of the new
Territory of Colorado. is one OF the best
among the many excellent ones which Mr.
Lincoln has made. He is q man of great
ability, and his courage and fidelity to prin-
chile are evinced by the fact that he cast
the only Republican vote eixsn in IndePend-
ence, last fall.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-03-30

The last Australia mail from England
comprised / 100 boxes. two feet each by one
wide. 81 deep. and required nineteen omni-
buses and one cab to carry them to the rail-
way terminus.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-03-30

The Judges in the House of Lords have
decided thai clergyman has no power 70
soIemnize his own marriage, and that the
children of such . union are iilegitimaGe.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-03-30

We suggest. when Pomeroy finishes his
Senatorial residence" and has it well pro-
visioned, that he name it Fort Sumptous.
White Cloud CRief.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-03-30

RArHER QuEKR.-To see Kansas Re
publican paper publishing with editorial aP-
probation the action of the Democratic Unit
ed States Senate in 1856 on the Topeka
Constitution. See the last number of the
Lawrence State Journal.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-03-30

Through some mistake, the Offices OF Mar
shat, Potawatomie Agent, and Recorder at
Lecompton, have been filed by Kansas men.
We had supposed that gentlemanly Illinois
ans would be appointed to these places but
we presume none could be found who would
take them. They probably want something
better. The following dispatch to the
Leavenworth Times tells the simple and un,
axnacted story.
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The War In Western virginia

The w heeling Eva Press saws the following
dispatch was received at a late hour on FRIDAY
night by Gov. Pierpont:
"CHARLssToN, Va, Nov g. 1861 FIoyd and
opposite Gauley. They are probably lighting 10,
day This is official"
The Cincinnati Gazette, referring to previous
advices from Gauley. says:
The statement made day or two ago that G en-
eral Benham's brigade had been thrown on the
night was premature This brigade, it will be
remembered was encamped at Hawks Nest on
New river, about six miles above Gaulev BRIDGE
Arer the eannonad.ng Fridty, IL moved Il ,wn
and crossed the bridge on the cast bank of the
hanawha. Some scouts, however Were thrown
across To the opposite side, and this gave rise 10
the belief that the whole brigade had NOV, over
These scouts or Pickets were posted along the
river from the falls, two miles below the bridoe
TO the mouth OF Loup creek, the head of nayi9a
ton, or six or eight miles further down, where
Gen Benham's brigade temporarily pitched their
tents.
The rebels are believed to be posted In ..,ong
force at point back of the hills about four miles
below Gauley Bridge Their numbers are yari
ously estimated at from ten to thirty thousand
The former figure 10 most proba bly nearest the
truth. IL 10 feared by some, however that tbev
have large body Of men back of the road or a n
through which Benham will have TO march 10 al
ek rIoyd In the rear; and that IL this contempla-
ted movement 10 made, General Benham hi mself
VIII be attacked In the rear, or, In other words
fall Into the very trap be has set These fears are
no doubt groundless. Our leaders, Of course,
possess enough military sagacity to provide for
any such emergency O
A battery Of ten Parrott guns has been planted
a. What Is called the Narrows, Just below the
Iaih RMS will prevent any rebel Notifications
nom bel"s erected on the hills across the river
within four or i've miles. The rebel hatte,v
masked on Cotton Hin, nearly opposite GiauIey
bridge, which sunk the ferry boat Friday, has
not been heard from since. IL Is not thou9bt IN
De disabled, but Is believed to be only awaiting
a favorable opportunity TO open again II cannot
do much execution, however, az our troops have
planted battery Of rifed guns nearly opposite H.
aud one which will be sbundantly able TO give
good as 10 sent
Heavy stimulating was kept up all day satur
dav aloDg New river, with little injury 20 our
sldr, out the nrin2 has been less frequent since.
ne seofis are probably saving their ammunition,
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ID Ff IAL
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President of the United States
of Amerca:

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of the United States
OF Amerlca:
To oil Wkon it May Concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that FRTEDR.cH KuBSE. Of New y ork. hiss
been appointed Consul of the Grand Duchy OF
saxe weim,r, for the States Of New York, Maize,
New Hampshire, Vermont, Massschusetts, Con-
neotiout, and Rhode Island. do hereby recognize
him a. such, and declsre him free to exercise and
enjoy such functions, powers. and privileges, as
are allowed TO the Consuls OF the most favored
nations, in the United States.
In testimony whereof, | have causei these Let
ters to be made Patent, aud tbs Seal OF tn >
United States to te hereunto affixed.
Given urdsr my hand 81 the City Of Wash
lngton. the It'll day of November, A. D. 1851.
LIS aad ofthe independence Of the United States
OF America, the ELF htv sixth
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WILLIAM ri SEWARD, Secretary Of St.te
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SUPPRESSION OF THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE -
The recent conviction Of the American captain Of
an African slave-trader (stated elsewhere in to-
days STAR Is the first in the history of all such
trials under this Government. 1t is due to the
energy, ssgacity, and frmness Of purpose on the
part Of the Administration here, determined as
they are TO break mp the traffic. information from
abroad, which 1t is not proper to publish at this
time, we may add, satisfies all well Informed
persons here that this conviction breaks up the
practice Of fitting out slavers in merican ports.
All honor to President Lincoln and the Cabinet
for this achievement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-11

IL The United States mail steamer Arapo.
Captain Lines left New York on Saturday after
noon for Southampton and Havre, with I4O pas
sengers-among whom are Lieut. General Win
fsld Scott and servant, Col. Scott and family,
Thurlow Weed, Esq, Miss II. A. Weed, and
Mr. l.. NJ. Tiffany, Mrs. l. ]. tiffany, Miss
Tiffany, and y Horwitz and lady Of Baltimore.
The steamship Glasgow also sailed on Saturday
for Liverpool Among her passengers are obert
Peddle, d. F. Solomon, and A. F. Kennedy, of
Raltmore
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SpirI, Of the sIernins Press.

The THfsHigeresr thinks It is much more easy
for the oppOsers Of the pending war to denounce
It's prosecution than to show how n might have
been avoided by the National Government.
The RePEbliesr treats upon Confscation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-11

Miss JOSEPHINE CHEsTNET. was to be ex-
Pected that the remarkable success as a debutante
Of our charming and accomplished townswoman,
Miss Chestney, should be followed by general
demand by the hungry public, Oliver-like, for
g more;" and we glad to announce that
Manager Bland has promptly acceded to
this generally expressed wish, and that on
"Wednesday night Miss Chestney will re-appear
as CONSTANCE" In "The Love Chase, >" Fart she
so triumPhantly made her own on Friday night
last
On Friday or Saturday night next she will take
benefit, and will then appear in two characters,
q. as the Duchess In Faint Heart never won
Fair Lady," and as the heroine of ssThe Pride of
the Market;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-11

IL 1t was reported at Chicago on Saturday
that JET Thompson has been defelted In South
eastern Missouri, by Colonel Ogilvie's expedition
with loss Of 800 Of his men. Federal loss IN
a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-11

APPOINTED Charles Spencer, Of Connecticut,
has been promoted to a third class clerkship, in
the office OF the Fourth Auditor of the Treasury.
Robert Ricketts,, Of this city, has been appoint
Elk to second class clerkship in the same office,
made vacant by the promotion of Mr. Spencer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-11

IL To cCr Baltimore Tcodsrs we would saw
thst the hrs, and second edition Of the StaT can
he bad In Baltimore Of r. r. Hazelton, agent,
No. a West Baltimore street, near Gay-the first
edition at half past four and the second at eight
O'Clock, on the arrival Of the trains from Wash.
ingtoD giving all the lstest news from the seat OF
wsr up to the time Of going TO press.
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AUCTION SALES.
By WALL A BARNARD. Auotio. 3.

By WALL A BARNARD; Auctio' eers,
C0ner PexS. Gcesss dsd htSft 81
EURNITURF AND HOUSEHOLD Ervrcrs
src on t1S4k pESLTSrHe H9yss NH At
oOmmsScius 3. % o'oocf, v a III ssI :. our Ave-
ton Rooms Furniture and Household Efects,
sofss, Ct airs Rockers, Tables.
RSsdsn;.sis, shSok AID Esir Mattresses.
M =! 70 Huresls, Wsrdrobes, Etsseres,
MsIb 9 top Ts6 e., s.ds6osrds Tovel Racks.
G F.ss.T ssS o: and S.Ss.;
Lot Cooks, sh' ca. cute'y, &c.
Tofe.her with other srnoles not here mentioned.
Il o WALL BARNARD. Auct.
By WALL q BARNARD, AustiOnoer,.
Conner Pa. are. AID sth street.
90 FHGkshpRSy EiskSsksisAS N.y s.
eompenolns At 10 o'eloeL. We ylli SCI, at orr Aue-
il NAV conosrn. q Is.se eotIsnment Of GTooersss.
Llauors, re, o1mprising.
Boxes Hsifini. HsrSsiiesiiy sIsd Vegetables,
Boxes Henry Clsy and other Brands sefars
Bare B2nrboun. Grow a Son. Pixies BssOrs
B"xs, Fsne, Liquors. IN Cases. Blackberry
Boas. ,nS SlnssI GsSs'' AG%sS
66c%i.h.: s1d 5otis: sd bGSIsCs. whi'fsy.
TOseIheF with o.her, Goods in the Grocery line,
AL Of which Will be sold without reserve.
noiI WALL q BARNARD, Auct,.
By WALL & BARNARD. Auotiopeers
C1r. STA stree azd sosfh SIDE Pa az.
k1d1Sdaon A fSRs b baS fMSos sSS2fR At
.aeiiOi keoSs. Stock Of Fancy s Goods. and MI
B5n5s.: s0 Eis,s As:d Dresses.
Table Cloth. Combs, Hoops, Trimmings, &o.
noe WALL & BARNARD. Aucts.
By C. MCGUIRE CO. ,AuotIoneers.
fSrscnPE.rs Mist as s an B hdaSAMT
CUsr.ISs, SUPERIOR CABINET FukNITuRK, Can
mURSSG Sove6bsT i. At 70 paoos ~ s1s
10 &c residence corner of Third and e streets, by
CORDED the subscriber viii sell 1t suSiic auction,
all the Household Furniture and Effects, oompris-
Superior rosewood case seven octave Piano Forte.
by Barmore
Suite ofsuperior rosewood Parlor ia embr oidered
Satin Covers, consisting oftro French sofss,
Elegant re.exood Mirror Front Etsserss and
Msfbie'to, S censef TsS SH 000'0"'''
Three splendid French plate Pier Classes, With
Tw. large and handsome French plate Gilt Frame
Mattel Mirrors,
Lace Curtal9s and Fixtures comp etc,
sist ns Of two SONS. two Arm chairs. ana four
Parlor Chairs, in figured brocatelie,
BeaatlInl french hIEs Vases and Ornaments.
Velvet .nS Bfas:sI: Carpet. and Rug.
t,sF EStepsyS1 bIsiSs sB sG sSs HS.
French Chra gold hand Dinner Ware, glassware,
sud Crockery,
Library Tables, Writing Desks.
suites Of sp endid rosewood Chsmber Furniture,
with Mirror front War robes
Suite Of very handsome c,rvrd Mahogany Cham
Spring ~ d other Msttrasses,
Blank Comforts, aud Spreads,
WIudov Shades Toilet SEES, 60.
Terms oasn.
CHAS. T. SHERMAN, TRUSTEE.
pov9d &C. McGUIRE& GO. bucts
ByJ. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Arononaar,
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By THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VERY HANDSOME FURNITURE AND
EFFhcIs AT AUcTIoN-0n WEDNESDAY
the auction rooms, sha sell without reserve the
Cdeots OF gentleman Ginning house et ping ,
dsmask, consisting Of Sofa, Arm and PsrlOr
Chair; rich Psrlor Set. in keirc.oth, q or ant
Wal ut Sets complete; Paror Chairs; b. ussels,
Ingram and Three ply Carpets and Rugs; test ~ !.
hair and husk Mattresses; Mahogany Bureaus;
xtension Tables; China Tea Sets; CTockery and
assvare; Knives and Fo'ks Bedsteads; Ward
robes; Toilet sets; kItoht Furniture; psrlor,
cooking AID other Stoves; Ref igera or. &c, &C.
The furniture IL nearly new and Of the best mat
uiaoture, And tno attention of LADIES and GeDtle-
msn furnishing is respectfully called thereto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-11

DO 'ITIyE PUBLIC SALE OF VERY VAL
4 u BLK LAND, AT ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION, on
WASHINGTON n. R.-The unde' signed, "a agent,
VIII sell at Public Auction. the premises ~ the
Juno ION, on SATURDAY, November 18th, lss' :,
1t ii O'Clock, the following Farms and Lots
Lot No 1-Con AIMS $50 acres Of prime land, 20
acres in Wood, improved By O new Cottage, con-
tanning rooms a pump Of good water near, and an
Orchard of go choice Fruit Trees.
Lot No 2-ContaIns $50 acres, lying at Savage
switch, improved BY new Dwelling Store, Barn,
stable, Ice, Corn, CarrIage and Poultry Houses;
Also, Lime Kiln, ano choice collection OF Fruit
Lot No. s"ccntsin, $50 acres Of Good Land, ,
.Its fne i provements ofevery description, and
Lots Nos. 4 and 5-Cont,Ips N acres each, lying
SITES.
Lot No. 6-Lies in triangle, formed BY the An
nAeollt and WashIr gton Branch X aiIosd and the
County Road leading TO Annapolis. This Lot il
well situated for country store. There 10 alec
goo1 stand and Store Mouse on Lot No. 2, both
being separated BY the Patuxent, there would be
no competition. The pro -erty IL worth the atten-
ton of those desIrous Of a surs investment or
securing cheap county Residence or Farm, being
eqnl distant, bttwsen A annapolis. " sshl nfton and
IN - minutes. reason Tickets can be procured at
SIS per year. which will enable the holder %
travel daily, (all Trains top at this point
Terms o. e-third cash, balance in one and two
years with interest
HI or IN desori rt.on Of this property, Ap
ply to the agent, nj BANNON, 80 st. Paul street,
Baltimore, or TO THOS SHAILER saysfe
ton Hotel. noe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-11

VERY HANDSOME FURNITURE AND
HOUSEHOLD feots at Public Auction.-Op
l" clock, at the residence Of the late Hon. ) A.
Douglas, corner of street and New Jersey ave-
nue., We shall sell q splendid assortment Of
CABINET FURNITURE. CARPETS, MIR
RORS. CURTAINS,
And Household fleets senerally a full s-d de-
scrIptIve advertisement Of whIcn viii appear pre-
novs &c McGUIRE& CO Amelia
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Anson Stager, OF Ohio, has been appointed a
Brigade Quartermaster of Volunteers. Mr. =
has been assigned the duty Of experimenting the
Management Of all the Government telegraphs In
the country.
The Secretary Of War has appointed Nelson
Thomasson, Esq., Of Chicago, Ill, member Of
me stursis Rifles, to second ieu,enancy in the
18th Infantry regiment, U. S.A. The young lieu
tenant Is, we believe, the son of Hon. w p Thorn
asson, ex-M. c. OF Kentucky
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10 sd THOS. BOWLING. Auctlopeer
ByJ. McGIIREA CO luct;oDeer,

BY &C. MCGUIRE C Co, Auctoneers.
SUPERIOR PIANO FORTE. ELEGANT
- ckBlNET Furniture, Rich Cut Glassware, and
beautifully ID 'corated French China silver plated
Ware, Carpets, turtnns, and Houtehold Furni-
turs ten-raly.-On FRIDAY MORNING. No
yember 18th at 10 O'Clock, at the of 18th and
streets. we shall sci large and elegant sssoTt-
ment Of Household Furniture, China Glass, and
tro"kery Ware. Carpets, Mirrors, &c. con prifinG
lishmert
P.rtIculars in future advertisement
III Catalogues viii be issu I'd on Monday neYt.
Ihe House Is for Rent. Inquire OF the Auct'rs.
nov Sd J. e. MCGUlRE CO., Aucts.
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BOARDING.

QOARD.-One or two gentlemen can obtain
- pleasant Rooms, with Board, in private
house. IN central part Of the otty, by addressing
&c - at this Office. Reference required.
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The Secretary Of the Navy has made a second
extension OF time for the nomination of acting
midshipmen. 20 NIL thirty vacancies caused by
failure heretofore to nominate, or otherwise
Members OF Congress will, therefore, have until
the thirtieth instant for this purpose
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The Government has In contemplation the
placing of trains of wagons between Washington
and baltimore, for the transportation of freight
The taking possession Of the turnpike and putting
the rcad and bridges In proper condition will
probably become public necessity. Messrs Glib
oons 60. Express reports the fall Of the bridge
at Belisvtlle, thirteen miles from w Arlington
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ROARDING.-A gentleman and wife, or a gen
- tieman and his wife of the Army or Navy, or a
member OF Congress and family. can be scconmo-
dsied In 8 private family. within % minutes walk
OF the city. conveyance furnished free of charge
Board upon moderate terms, but they must he per
manent tor the winter. Add ess -. q. b." Mr..
Moore's Drug Store, West End Ps sv. no s-Sts
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WANTS.

WANTED-A respectable GIRL, oolored or
w Thlte, to do general homework. Apply at
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DAILY LINE or PACKETS.

TgIRI.wEEKLY, THROUGH To LYNCH ssaS-1nTTJh
L BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, E3Sg3s5rSIss53
AND TRIWEFKLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING A DAI-
LY LINE AS FAR AS SCOTTsNlLLE
Richmond scovies 80 Richmond to Lexington. 80 90
" Lynchburg. % Buchanan. W
The through line will Richmond Monday Wednesday and
Friday NJ and and after the 9th September the Way
scosye will leave 81 Tuesday, Thursdays and Sat-
urayE up Scotsye Returning leave Hcots
VILE Monday. Wednesday and Friday al II y AN.
distance aud time Of passing In card below for through
line that the scottsve line will pass intermediate
points the opposite day the hours going and hour
later coming down.
Richmond Monday We'd Leave Lynhburg Monday Wed
nesday Friday, NJ. nesday and Friday, at p ~
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II natural functions. Those, n not reIevedi recI upon
themselves and the surrounding organs producing gen
ert aggravatiou, suffering and disease WINE IN this
condition. oppressed by the arrangements, take Ayers
Pills and how directly they restore the natural &C
On OF the SYSTEM and with IL the buOyant teclng OF
health again, What true and apparent IN TINS Trivial
and common complaint, is also true I'm many OF the uee
seated and dangerous distcmpers The same purgatye
effect eNpels them. Caused by similar distractions ana
arrangements Of the natural functions of the body they
rapidly, aud Of them surely, cured by the same
None who know the virtues of these ills, viii
neglect to employ them when suffering from the disor
lcrS thCy cure
Statements from leading physicians in some OF the
principal cities and from other well known public per
sons.
From ForcarRg Merchant Of ST. Louis, Feb. 4, 1850
DR.. AVER Your Pills the paragon Of all that ia
great IN medicine. They have cured my little daughter
ofuerous upon her hands and feet that had proved
ucurahle for wears. Her mother has been long grley
ousy afflicted with blotches and pimpleS her skin and
81 her hair Amer child was cured, she also tried
ISA NORGRIDGE