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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-01-02

A WARMING TO EUcHRE PLAYERS.
"A young man Of Milwaukee, who is
very fond of q daughter of a pillar"
in one of the popular churches. was
taking tea at the house of his adored.
a few evenings since, and had some
fruit cake offered him. But somel
confused on account of his situation, as
the cake was held out, he cried ont, u.
pass" The father hearing him, and
having played some in his youngeIs
days, was borror-struek at the young
mans infatuation Of the game, and
thought he would teach him lesson,
and spoke bluntly, "You pass, doyouf
then / order you up, and there's the
door, The young man retired, muir
muring with sigh, go it alone. /"
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-01-02

Mr.. Brandytoddy's three reasons
for not drinking are very characteriss
tic Of that gentleman. m s1
'sTake something to drinkl2p said
his friend to him one day.
''No, thank you" replied Mr. B. RS
FNo why not ~ inquired his:friend
in great amazemeht.
I'm the first place, returned Mr.. b.
Il am Secretary of Temperance
Society that is to meet to day, and /
preserve my temperance character.
Second. this is the anniversary of
my fathers death, and out Of respect
to him / have promised never to dFink
on this day. And third, have just
taken something ia g
A Sheriff IS officer was. sent to exc ;
cute writ against q Quaker On
arriving atsthe house he saw the Qna-s {
ker's wife, who in reply to the inquizss
Try whether her husband was at home,
answered in the Affirmative yat thels
time requesting him to be seated anda
her husband would speedily see him.
The officer waited RatieRtly for some
time, but the fair QaaTesess coming
into the room. be remiadeda her Of her
i
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-01-02
Love is the union of two hearts
That heat the snffast nalodu.

Time with its ravages imparts
No bitter fusion to its ecstacy.''
Mr.. Conkey looked with much anx-
iety for the Gosham Sentinel, in order
TO see bis name in print The con-
positor in whose charge che police was
placed, happened to be on a spree at
the time, and made some wonderful
plumbers in setting it up, thus :;
'MARRED-At Gatham, July %,
A. Donkey, Esqt Externally at Law.
to Mr.. Eupheunia higgins, both Of
Go9sdam.
g JOve is an onion Of too heads,
That belts in softest molony
Rhine with its savages imparts
No better feed to an extra dray.
Phancy MFR. Alexander Conkey's
phelinxl s9H e
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-01-02
An Awful MIDDLE.

A correspondent Of the Columbus
Times, gives the following melancholy
illustration of the uncertainty of the
type A young gentleman by the
name Of Conkey, having been united
in the holy bonds of wedlock, sent his
marriage notice, with verse of his
own composition, to the printer for
publication, as follows
"MARBIED-At Gosham, July %,
A. Conkey, Esq, Attorney at Law.
to Miss Euphemia Virgins, both Of
Gosham."
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-01-02
ae @ldetl Tilue.
DAYS OF '76.
Anecdotes and Incidents of the American
REVOLUTION.

EDITED BY E. ode FRANCE, FoR THE PRESS
INCIDENT
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-01-02


Only great minds can bear grests
ness, It makes small ones giddy
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-01-02

A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Times, writing from Baden Baden, re-
lates the following very pretty and sad
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-01-02

The following is an incident in the
life of Col Houghton, of Huntelsdon
county, n j. the grandfather of the
late eminent minister. Rev. Spencer TT.
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1atlp 9uteltiocutrr.


a wandersT in Nicaragua, while recent
ly passing through the village of Pueblo
Nuevo, discovered relic of Gen. Miraben
B. Lamar, late American Minister to thar
country, in tho form of a poctical eaasion.
dedicated to the belle Of "a Posada-1hr
daughter o: Mendoza
o lend TO me, street. nightingale.
Your music by the EJunIaIHs.
And lend TO nle your cstdonccs,
III river q the iIouDtains.
That may sinG my gay brunette
A diamond spark. in coTRl sst,
Gem for prince. eOrDuet-
The daughter u Yend1za.
How brilriNns Is tfs morning star;
Tie evening -tAr-bJW tender;
Tie light ct both il In her eye--
Their softnszs And their splentlor.
EHt for the iash that shades their light,
They were too dazzling for tho sight.
And when sIle shuts then-aII e night
The daughter Of MeRdDZA
Obi ever bright aud beautsons one,
BeFtl ieriHE and begliling;
The Int T. in thy silver tones,
The rainbow in thy smiling
And thine is too I'er hill aud dell.
Tbs founding Of the yUuug RazelIs-
The aTrow's dight and oceans SWELL
Sweet daughter Of Mendoza.
What. though psrehance we NEE. no more;
What. though ton coon we Eover;
Thy form will d0Nt like emerald light,
Before my Tislon ever;
far who can see, and then forget,
The SlOrieE Of my gay bTnnettFs
Thou art too bright star set,
Sweet daughter nj Mendoza,
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DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND

The LHtetoFS C7aiRlF az aecHa pietoi and PrOeeted
Es the GopsyHReHtt Of C1RSSa, ne ESitea SEatsF,
GAd Great Brit1iH; TO oil srA0V IL may eoaceTn.
VVYHAT CLAIM As 3IY INVENTION IS, TILE
Whatever kind, description Or variety, In printed
oTpl, nv ksspiS= tie statements OF the several
cats iading pruters type. their equivalents.
the type being NrTaDGed in form as to admit on
being readily tnd quickly reAusted in any particu.
lar part, where an account may have undergone y
change bv the lapse Of time OF tho current OF bust
ness transactions; that, when REQUESTED in al
such parts mp any given daic. an impression then
taken from the type shall exhibit in printed form,
the state II all the accounts 20 kept accurately
representing all the balances Conclusions, in
roFlAncs with the end ends contemplated in keep
ing the record, rendering il, in commercial business
u halan-'. -hCct Of tho most COMPACT and perfect
character the details Of management being sHbstan-
tIAly Teeite in specification, Wherein it it shown,
that the Gtrt or facts TO be recorded. be repre-
scented by figures EymbOls- dates or numbers, used
either separately combination or by whatever
else will indicate the fact or facts desTed:. and
furthermore hAae on this primary invention, also
claim The device cOutrivancc OF rendering
transmitting accounts in partial or full statements,
when the statement or statements are thus,
or substantially thus, kept IN type, by HE enntIt
of my invention. be the medium Of transmits
Zion what u may; but the particular mode Of ren
hcriDE accounts by the use Of the Dispatch Machine
constituted Of Apron Movement. Rel, and Cutter
stamp, claim 10 the hr1aest and fullest seuge; and
also the machine ittelI, embracing aIlIfs forms and
mo-ieS, of operating, indicated in describing II,
either As simple hand instrument, or propelled
by machinery. And in connection with these SPecie
nc elaimN, and based upnn them, also claim all
other means and appliances substantially the Game
those herein claimed or intended TO be claimed.
With these claims fully acknowledged and protected
~ above this invention has already spread itself
Canada. eighteen States Of the American Unon,
aU Into Great Britain, and Is used In than
to banking and similar Institutions VIII 30 show, in
circular which will make its appearance soon.
Meanwhile applications for Inflammation. Deeds Of
Right" or "DiSp Itch MHchtnesn will receive due at
teution, when addressed either to
Rev. Robert, Dick, SsG2Lo. AZ: e, OF
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THE NEW YORKWE TIMES
Single Copies s2--Two Copies for
s3---Five Copies for So.
The Cheapest and Best Family and
General Newspaper in the
United States.

The NEW YORK WEEKLY TINES Is a large
and elegantly printed quartO ElIest, Of eight pages
Of forty eight columus.-deTUted to Politics. Lit
eTAtuEO and GeueT1l News, and intended to be tue
BESTGs we'll Rs the CHEAPEST FAMILY NEw8RAFEk
in the United States.
The drNt aim Of the TUNES ia, aud will always be-
to keep its readers thoroughly and reliably posted
M, As to everything which may hapPenS Of general
interest, in any part Of the world. II comments
fully aud freely upon AL topics of Importance In
every department Of public action, and always in the
interest yf Freedom. Order. and the lubltc Good
While its influence will be uniformly conservative
Il advocates every measure of just and beniicent
Progress. and reasts the iuereate extension, per-
petuatton Of slavery, Of thing else incompnt
ibls with the highest welfare Of tho whole cOmmu-
nifty: While it reports promptly and accurately all
Of human activity, 1t panders 10 vicious tastes
and excludes frum its columns everything might
rendertt uns1t" or improper for general FANtLT pc
rusaI Il seeks to promote the general welfare by
urging the claims Of
EDUCATION, 3loEALITY AND RELIGION
upon the masses Of the people; and In all It's discus
Gons itendeayOrs constantly TO be guided and con.
troled by the spirit Of
MODERATION, PATRIOTISM AND COMMON
SENSE
In ItG CoRHEsrnxnENcE both Foreign and Domestic,
the TINEs Is confessed TO bs superior 70 amy other
American Journal Its REPaRTs Of Congressional
and legislative proceedings, of Financial CONNER
GESERAL INTELLIGENCE,
Of Important Legal aud Criminal Trials and OF what
ever may have special interest for the great body Of
the community, are f9ll, prompt and reliable.
truBtWortly reports Of the
LIVE kTOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
for which special corps of Reporters is maintained
A LITERARY DEPARTMENT
will also be kept mn, embracing
STANDARD NOVELS AND TALES,
aud miscellaneous selections Of tho highest interest
THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
Is compiled from variety of sources, many OF them
valuable inflammation To Tla af6C ynP
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Sgphilil and Meremrial DfIeaIl.
MN ORLEANs, 26tll ]

MN ORLEANS, 25th August 1859
IN. J. C. ATER: Sir: clIserfully comply viii
the TeIue' Of your agent, and report to you
the effects have realized with your SarSHpArillt.
have cuTel with it. In my practice, most Of thu
eompHints fIr which 1t is recommended. and heIs
fUun It's effects truly wonderful in the Of TIss.
real and uercWridl DiseaSe. One Of my patients
had Syphitic ulcers IN his throat. which we're cen.
summing his palate aud tile top OF his mouth. Your
SATsnparilla- steadily taken, cured him In five WttkI
Another was attacked by secondary symptoms In bic
nose. and the liberation had eaten away ennsides
GO part Of it. thnt believe the disorder would
SOON reach his brain and kill him. but it yielded
my administration Of SarsapariiIa; the uIesf
healed and he il well again, not Of course without
some dlsfiguratIOn Of his face. A woman who tad
been treated for the same disorder by mercury WI
suffering from this poison IN her bones. They bad
become So sensitive to tho weather that dluE
day she suffered cXcruciating pain in her joints sad
bones, She, too, wAs cured entirely by yOuT Sars1
parilla in few weeks. know from It's formula
which your agent gave me. that this PTtpaTntiST
from youT laboratory must be a great REMEDY; on
aGquently. these truly remarkable results uiti il
have not surprised me.
FrRtcrraIIy yours, CIV. Hammer ME
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RETURNING TRAINS.

X IL III IN In Or ItGAl Ms.
Leave Cleveland at 9:2S A. II. and 900 p. NJ, ar.
rive at Bridgeport Mt 4:S7 =. n. and 5:l4 A. NJ
leave Pittsburgh MT 1900 A. NJ: $3.50 A. Vi. and 1850
p ~. arrive at bridgeport ut 5;I4 A. ~, 1898 A. NJ
anil l:b7 =. ".
TIVE Accommodation Trains will lie run daily (Sun-
days exrepted -ome between Wellsvie and Pitts
hur2h. leaving Wcsville nj ESQ A. NJ, stopping ut
all stations and arrives ut Pittsburgh Q:0O A. NJ
Returning leaves Pittsburgh at 400 T.. ". and ar
rIves at WellEVilie at Gers p. NJ
The other between Bayarl and Cleveland, leaves
nyurl at $50 AM. stopping at all stations arrives
1t Cleveland ut 103i A. NJ Returning leaves CIevc.
land Mt $3.50 P ~. nn arrives ISayArd S:15 r. 81
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return S375.
Fare always Ms low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in the West North
and East can be procured at the office No. 81 Water
street. next door to spTGg House, Wheeling, Va and
at bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will he made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by thIS road and its connections
TO the Fast, North, West and Northwest, at Office
Nos 81 Water street, with Freight Agent at Bridge
port Station, i. HAMILTON. Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent,
in. MCCULLOUGH. President.
=. R.NlYERS. Gent Ticket Ag't. apis
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rev. Rossrt. Dlel. gs9E 81 Y . Z, or or
John D. HaInen, Lorttan. ENGkAND.

John j. HaIneu, L0udaH, ENGLAND.
~ To "LEX, % Who In the Montreal GaReEEe OF LIST
February, 1850, pronpuuees the sidea" Of keeping
accounts current ain type" "gross AbSurdlty,h
thanks hereby rendered aud the assurance EiTen
that this gross Absurdity Is all that Mr. Dick has
patented In the domain OF keeping accounts. Ills
claims hinder operation therein into which this
gross absuTdity Is not practically Struggled in any
neither bodily nor partially; neither di.
rectly or Indirectly; neither explicitly nor symbols
eally; this ground his claims cover, and nothing
more; the absolute monopoly Of this nbsurdity and
nothing else Il all he asks his claims, nationally
read. RtteSt.-6Q septT
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ALFRED R. TALLIY.


bottles Of yonr Sarsaparilln cured irynl a Gar,
Ii hideOus swelling on the neck, which had sai
fcrCI frunI over tTO years"
Leucoryhra or Phiies. orgridn RRor, T1rn,
UlesrntinH. Female DisenEef.
nr. J. u. 3. Claiming, of New York City. wits
Il nIOst cesrfnlly comply witL the request ~ y7rI
agent in saying ! have found yOur SAItarariEa
most excellent Alternative In the numerous rrnipai
for which We employ such remedy. hut especially
i'll FhH.d!s DiseaEES OF the SeTOfUinus iiatLesis
have cured MANY inveieratc cases of LeEoOIThualI
Il, AMI sonie where the complaint Cnused ~ II.
cerutioW OF tho uterus. The liberation itself VS.
soon cured. Nothing within my knowledge equal.
It fur these female arrangements"
ElWRnl 8. Marrow. Of SGwbury. Ala writes: "A
dangerous 6ruridH tsfIaOT Of the females in
my family. which lad dcficd NIL the Tpmedts We
cDull employ, hHs At length been completely eurtj
by your Extract Of SHrkApATilla. our phyEiriSn
Thought nothing hut extrpntfOn could nEord Eeiss
Glit he advised the trial of your SarEnTEriIa TIT
last resort before emitting, and it proved rEeeul
Amer taking ycnr remedy eight weeks no symptOs
of the GiseaEe remains
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Sarsaparillaa
FORPURIFYING THE RLOOO


And for the speedy cure Of the subjoned rnrt,,i..
Disease:
ScrGfuEa and iSereIAEoWS d6setioHS. Eurh az Tss,,
Ulcers. SprcS. ErRptiGHS. lR,pIeS. I4Stl,lts Bi,S
IS, BOiis, BlaiAs, and all .SZin DiseaEt5.
OAKLASD Ind 9th june. 1sss
&c. ATER Co. Gents: feel IL my llaty. H..
Having Inherited ScTUfrlOuR Infection Lsvsrs
fered from 1t in various WNyN for Year, Soiptti,s
1t burst ont In lllcere on my hands and arms: tC.
times 1t turned inward and distressed me Al n.
stomach. Two years ago It broke ont on mn Lssi
and covered nay scalp md ears with one S1re VIA
was painful and lUatlSolne beyond detcriptiub
tried many medicines and several lkysieabS LEt
without much relief from anything lu fact III IL;
order grew worse. Al length Wns reIoIccI Ia rsSI
Alternative (Sarst Hrilla). for knew from v6ur r.,
tation that anything you made must he Ro,,j
seut to Cincinnati and got it, and Used it till cured
me. ! took 1t. as sou advise in small doses N =
teRspOOnful over q month; and used plmtsI tLr,-
bottles. New and healthy skin Anon began 10 fN,,.
under tho Ecnbs which after while fell OF. III
skin l. now clear, and know by my feelings ~,
the disease has gone from my syutem. ron can gtI
believe that feel what am saying when t-lI V,s
that hold you to be Of the apostles Of HE ~
and remain ever gratefully. You're
ALFRED h. TALLY.
81. AnEt0ny'E FIR. Ross Ery1prIaI. T.tssr sst
Sat- RhsItM, Sedld Head, RiHslrorB, Sore Hg,
UynPgy.
Or. Robert NJ. Prcble writes from Salem, n Y is,L
Sept, 1853 that hO has cured inTsterate esS
the peTseVcrinE uEs Of orr SarsapnrillO. and sso
dangerous attack Of Malignant IyJiteIaS ly InIr,
buses If the same: says he cures the common Erss.
| fious bS IL cOnBtRntly.
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WHEELING. 18th April. 1SGl.
NNand afteF the 18th Of April, 1861. the paSSPn.
W ger Trains Will Ike run as follows. viz;
The Expires Train leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays at 10 A. NJ Brn2OGl at 1880 A. NJ, nTTiN-
ing In Baltimore at $40 A. NJ, connecting with thu
Express train for Philadelphia, New York, Boston.
and all tic Eastern cities. leaving ut S:l5 A. NJ ar
TiYrs Mt Washington at $3.50 A. A. making Close cni
nectI0u with the Southern lines for all parts Of tile
South This train stops at the principal etIttCns
from Wheeling to Cumberland.
Returning. leaves Baltimore at s:{5 II. ~, anil
Washington City at 9i5 p. NJ. arriving ut Benwoud
at A. NJ and Wheeling at 6:T A. NJ making direct
connection with the EXpressrnln for all parts Of the
West, Southwest aud Northwest. This train stops
only. for meals aiId wood and water.
The Mall Train leaves daily Including SunlSas At
t5I p. NJ, BenWo0d at 1925 T. NJ anil arrive! IL
Baltimore ut 3l5 r. NJ, connecting with the Slail
tTRIn. leaving for phiNdeiphiN, New York, Boston,
and all Eastern cities at 4lS y. AZ arrives at WASH
tnEtou City at 6:20 r. ~ connecting With the South
cru lines for all parts OF the SoUt strlin stoHs
the west el OF tho road at SIOunlSTille Cameron,
Warrington, Water Station Fairmont and GraftoD.
Returning, Leaves Baltimore at 1850 a. NJ. WaslI-
fngtnn City at I:25 A. NJ and arrive4A At BenwOod NJ
1910 ?. NJ. and Wheeling at 1882 Y. NJ, connecting
with the Express train for all partsUT the Southwest
West and Northwest. This train stops at the nrin-
cipal stations only.
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
dHilY. except Sundays leaving Piedmont u $50 AM
and arrives at Wheeling at $40 +. ".
w.P. sMTH, Master OF Transportation.
In. COLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent. apo
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Ayers Cherry PectoraI,


Group Bronchitis, InCfpIent Com
sumption and Tor the Keller
OF Consumptiye Patients
In advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This Ia a remedy so universally known to 'uTTn
any other for the cure Of Throat and lnng complaint
that 1t is Mseess here to publish the evidences d ~
rirtnes. Its unTiyalled excellence for cnuEha aa-
colds, and its truly wonderful cara Of pHlm9asIi
disease. have madeft known Throughout the eL1lls'
nations Of the earth. Few ARE tile commuHiht-.
eVen families, among them who have not come r. ~
Of ts Tins a.
Eernns disorders Of the throat nnd lung. AZ.
know the dreadful fatality Of these dig0EeET' ape
they know. tho. the effects Of tlds TsSa edy We
not do more than IN ASSURE thgm that It has no
the vtTtneH that II did have when making t9t
which haVsewon 10 strongly np"n the e'nhds'''
mankind. IN
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER & co.
Lowell, Mass.
For sale BY A. C.. GOOD co. and by Al pr, prs
giHts ausIl-ly-n"'iSs' 80
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R.J.SNBBDRR, PHILADELPHIA.
AtAGRAW 1 Rooms, so North Street RuItImars
LEIGH CO. Nc. 2. Aston House, or No.l s. Nm.
LEIGH Co. No.57 State Street! Is ss;tl; :
LII. HOUSTON, Ge1lt Freight A0t PhIIa-
-o,,,- [delphia.
Ihos a. SCOTT, Gem Slp't, Altoona Pa JsaI5so
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TO THE PUBLIC.

will stake my reputation a man, my standing
as merennt OF thirty Year, residence in the city
Of New York. TINT what pledge aud testify TO with
my scal my label aud my certificate. Is correct aud
cat, DO relied upon by every purchaser
Physicians who Wines and Liquors In their
Practice should give the preference these articles
Por sale by all respectable Druggists and Apothe-
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Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel.
ing Rail Road.
"a -
AN AND AFTER MONDAY, April 18th. 1850. Pas.
" 8anger Trains will leave bridgeport follows,
(Sundnys sxcepted0
1900 A. ~. Mail Train, stopping RtRll stations,
cept New Salisbury, SunlmitvilIe, Frank
lin, Fast Rochester, MOultTfe. Winchester,
R0otstoWn, EArlyille, Macedonia, Bed.
iorl, NeWburE and Machine Shop.
riVes Mt Pittsburgh at $40 T.. NJ, haiti
more at Sis A. NJ, Philadelphia at 500
A. NJ, New York At l0::O A. NJ. Cleveland
at $50 =. NJ, Toledo at 1O:35 y. NJ, Detroit
at 1880 A, NJ. Jackson at 1870 A. NJ.
Chicago ut A, NJ, Erie at l2,4T A. NJ.
Dunkirk IT ESQ A. NJ, and Buffalo at
S:2OA. n.
l35 p 81. Fast Express Train, stopping at all sta
tIOns except Deep Kun, TiltCHsvIle, War
rem, Browns, laddO, ElliOttsVIc, Port
Homer, Rogers Ferry, Pour Mile Run,
NHnpOrt, and Beaver, arrives ut Pitts
buTgh ut $40 r. 81 Baltimore Mt 1882
p. NJ. Philadelphia at I0:l5 A. NJ, and
New York Mt 2s30 +. NJ.
1912 p. 81. Exrress Train stopping at aud all sta
lions west OF, WellsVille; also ut HOches-
ter, SallnSviIle, SnmmitVilIe, Hanover.
BayRrd, Alliance, Rnvennn- Hudson. anI
Euclid Street; arrives ut Pittsburgh at
80 A. NJ, baltimore at E:52 4. 81, Phila-
delphtA Mt 500 p. NJ. New York at $3.50
p. NJ, Cleveland at $50 A. NJ: Toledo at
1O:Ij A. NJ, Detroit at 200 =. VI. Jack
sou at 6:Od P. ~, Chicago Mt T:lO z. Nj,
Erie ut !: 20 y. NJ. Dunkirk ut 3:S5 r. " ,
and Buffalo at 5:25 p. If.
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UDOLPHO WOLFE.

Sole Manufacturer and Importer of the Schir,inm
Aromatic SchNhpps,
Is, ID and - HEAVIER siret,t. New York,
A, @. GOOD CO. will supply tue trade.
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TRANsPoRTATIoN.
ohio Rail Road
WHEElISG. l3th April, lSGl.

"a g7..s5#9E 60 6
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NOW rs THE TIME

Acknowledged by all that have used it, to be tn
best ever offered to IIOusckeePcTs. mia
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uDOLPHo woLFE's PURE JAMAICA
RUN. ST. CROlX RUN, SCOTCH AND
IRISH WHlSEEY
All the above imported and bottled by himself
warranted pure and Of the beat quality.
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w.P sMrH, Master Of Transportation.
In. COLE, Gen'I Ticket Agent. ap20
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-01-23

THE following piece was recently sung by the
young ladies' Of Barhamville Institute, at their
monthly Concert Chicora is the Indian name
of Carolina. This patriotic effusion was sung
to the airof Daughter of zion:'
Lone Star of nations Chicora-Chicora!
Hail, midst the darkness Of tyranny's night
Shine in thy heavens-alone in thy glory;
Justice our buckler, and freedom our might |!
vainly the wizards Of darkness would veil thee;
High in the azure thou shinest afar;
Sages unnumbered hereafter shall hail thee,
As they Of the orient did Bethlehem's star. =
Sword Of the Spirit, and God Of the Bible,
Thine is the might by which battle is done,
On in that name, then, which heathens would
libel, 80 eaf
Ye sons of Chicoral for liberty, onl
strike-oh, strike hOms-fOr your hearth-stone
and altar,
Wife, mother, and daughter shall nerve thee
to war; '
And where is the craven, whose spirit would
falter,
While waves over Southrons--C Chicoa-thy
Star.
Lone Star Of nationsl Chicora--Chicora!
Hail, midst the darkness Of tyranny's night I!
Shine in thy hcavens--alone in thy glory,
Justice our buckler and freedom our might |!