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STOLEN,
VALUABLE MILLs FoR SALE.

n OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION, 2 MILES
u west of Carthage Moore County containing $50 acres
which is Grist and Saw Mill Cotton Gin and Screw
will receive in payment State bonds Confederate money
or likely negroes JOHN MORRISON
November IA, 1852. 92-w6swtf
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IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE.

"ILL BE. SOLD BEFORE TowLES AUCTION
w and Commission Store, Monday Of Court week,
18th inst, at IL O'clock
pair MATCH MULES. years old.
Riding Horse, also works in double harness. years
old ;
pair excellent wagon Horses
] double seated Rockaway.
Buggies, all newly repaired.
! new wagon, Iron Axle Tree, complete
l good WOOD ditto.
set Wagon Gear.
4" Buggy dc.
l Saddle and Bride, aud other Goods
JAS N. T0WLES, Auctioneer.
Raleigh, Nov. II, 1889. s2-lt.
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TINE PRESENT SESSION OF NEW GAR.
IL den Boarding School commenced on the 10th inst.
Owing to the high prices of provisions the managers of the
School have raised the price Of board and Tuition for bows
SlO tor girls 500 per session of twenty weeks Care viii
be taken to preserve the morals of all who may b. epI
cd TO our care JONATHAN E. COX &MIFE,
Nov "A, 1862 S7Mwlt.
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"ANTED-MACHINIS AND BLACKsMITHs.
w Eight or ten good hachinlsts and backsmiths.-
Very liberal wages paid. Address
PERRY WITTY,
High Point, N. C.
Nov. a. 1852. E-w4t'
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TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ERECTED A
Il large TANNERY, with the advantage fsIeam works
do herein certify that we will tan and deliver promptly
every his COW hides at the following terms sole
leather hides onehrd upper and harness hides half
Any person wanting hides tanned for cash. viii tan sole
leather hides for 40 per pound and upper and harness
hides for 40 cents per pound Two miles East Of the Poor
House. Randolph County n G. Hides to be delivered 10
the yard or tie Depot at High Point ana the
leather viii be delivered at the same place.
For further particulars address
8. W.. n KIvETT,
New Market Randolph Co, n. G.
Oct. 81, 1862. 45-w&swsm.
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MERCHANTS BANK OF NEwBERN.

MERCHANTS BANK OF NEWBERN.
TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF The STOCKHOLM
IL ers of this Bank. will be held in Greensborough.
on Monday, the first Of December merit.
Stockholders who cannot attend requested to give
their proxies TO those who csn the Charter requires
majority Of the whole number of votes to be present either
person by proxy before the meeting can be organized
BY order of the President;
- W. W. CLARK, Cashier.
Nov. II, 1852. 0- g9-td r.
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"EARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w FREDERICK C. HILIs ESQ.,, of Wilmington. rs
for Reading Clerk in the Senate Of the next
General Assembly.
Nov. II, 1852. 9l-td.
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Starts Light Battery,

Starts Light Battery,
CANP HALE, FoRT FISHER, n. c.
FUNIIE UNDERSIGNED. A PRIVATE IN THE ARMY
ofhe Confederate States respectfully announces him
self candidate for the Office of Chief Clerk of the House
uf Commons of the next Legislature. Considerable
qnanance with the duties of the position has been acqur
ed by having been with the legislative body of this ate
for two sessions. HENRY &. COTTON.
August g. 1862. STD.
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Died Saturday the 9Th inst at the residence Of Mr.
John E. Kelly. in SUSSEX County, Va JSrrats Depot,
Sergeant RoBERr KEExAN from injuries received by falling
from train of the Petersburg Raiiruad the
4th inst.
Died. at his residence, Louisburg, The evening
of the I'D October Dr. WooD JOHNSON in the 6st year
of his age.
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TaE ssgETiNG STAR.
the EMpTY SLEEVE.


TPbe following beautifEl poem Is from the pen
of our f-iens David Barker, Esq. Of Exeter,
whose productions entitle him 70 rank among the
Srst New England poets. Mr.. Barker was in
tais cIty.when Gen. Howard made bis effective
speech AZ the War Meeting, and the "slent elo-
Q 1ence Of that empty sleeve" made such an i'm
preston upon him that he felt an inspiration to
UTite. Unlike many poets, Mr.. Barker cannot
write at all timss and upon all subjects, but only
y ben in peeled by some unseen power, which we
think will be frequently the case.-BangOr
Whig.I
Isser,5ss 10 Gen Ho,sard, Of Mains, rho rseezt-
~ lost las Tight arm IN defense Of AIS country.
By DAVID BARKER
BY the moons pale light, 10 a gazlng ibrong,
lie: me tell one tale, let me sing one song
'fis tale devoid OF aim or plar,
lis simple song Of one arm man.
TIL this very hour could meier believe
aN hat tell-Iale thing is an empty sleeve
What wierd, queer thing is an empty sleeve.
II tells In silent toLe to all,
or a cOuntry's need and a CountTy's call,
OF a kiss ana tear for a child and wife,
And hurried march for a nstion's life;
Till This very hout who could e'er believe
what tell-tals thing is an empty sic We
What wierd, queer thing Is an empty sleeve!
IL tells OF battle field Of gore
Df the saber's clash-Of the lannon's roar
OF the deadly charge-of the bl2le's note
Ola gurgling sound In foeman's throat
OF the whiZZlng grape-Of the fiery shell
Of ascene which mimics the scenes Of hell
Til this very hour would you e'er believe
" hat tell-tale thing is an empty sleeve
W hat wieTd, queer thing is an empty sleeve
Though 1t points to a myriad wounds and scars,
Yet IL tells that flag with the stripes aRd stars
in Gods own chosen time will take
Each place Of the rag with the rattle snake,
And II points to time when that flag shall wave
O'er land where there breathes no covering
slave.
To the top Of the skies let US all then heave
ole proud huZZa for the empty sleeve
ECr the enc arm man with the empty sleeve
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE b OHIO RAILROAD.
~ u
PASSENGER TRAINS FROM wAsHING-
On AND AFTER SUNDAY, NAY 18th, 1863,
THx fAsszNsxI TRAINS sI1wrIr
WARRINGTON, BALTIMORR, AND
THE WEST
VIII run Is follows:
Fee Dali. TSaia, bstwan Washingtos and Bal.
fs7oTs-Iteo Daily TTaiaS beGIsssn Wask-
ssston and tAs West On Sundays, t,ss
Trains to BaItiraoSs sad 0ss 70
Passenger, 70, ~, M w.. wt m.lin, o,o..
tons st W ashi. Ston junction, (Relay, j with ne
Baltimore aud OHIO Railroad for al points w est,
a lO'se rates Of fare tAan by ssy eihsr liHt. O-
For SsNhFSG 3 NV m.ah fns
. N ana e A ALL PONIES WEST,
And Stations tn ss1n5 the Bstlmore and Ohio Rail-
and on Sundays at p. m.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Lesys New York At q. m; PhiIsdeIp6i. ,,r q.
m; Baltimore s9 p m. Arrive 1t Washington Isl
Leave New York ate ,. m; Philadelphia 10 20 =.
q Ba,nmerc $50 g. m. Arrive At Washing ton
Leave Nev York at II ,. m; Philsdel,hi, . a. q.
q 6aIumore 7.to .. m. Arrive ut WashirTioI
LoosI Accommodation Train. lesye B.ltimor.
there at L q. m. and 100 p. m.
On Sundays at so and 100 O. m. only from BsIti-
Baltimore or Washington. A''A
Passengers leaving Washington u TO a. m.
and 800 ,. m, and Baltimore a. 40 a, m, and
10 ,. ~, make connections at WASHINGTON limo
tion; (ReiaJj with trains on Baltimore and Ohio
and for all Ioints along the line of Baltimore and
Ohio road, in Maryland and Virgins.
fFains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
lnstOn daily, except SUNDAYS, at SIS .. m. and slc
?. N.
m III q. m. ard ?. m, and Baltimore at 50 nd {o
M, and 50 p. m. stop osly at Annapolis and
WdShtzston functions.
Way Passengers must take the Aeeows,odsfsss
IfatNS eHIy. w. p. SMITH,
M ~ Master CT Transportation.
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Ostheinn Brothers.
80 SOUTH WILLIAM 81. NEW YORK.

Hss ~
BRANo
ass PENNA. AVENUE, (sosrH sIsr.)
Between Ninth ami Tenth sts..
WASHINGTON, d. @.
IxroRrxRs OF
FINE BRA NDIEs,
FRENCH. SPANISH and GERMAN WINES,
Gin, sCHNAPPs, CO., 80.
ALSO, JElLxRs IN
HOiCE OLD RYE & BOURBON WHISKY,
sE. CRoIx AND JAMAICA RUNS,
90. 30.
win superior fsoilitiss Esizsd fron mary years.
xss-isuce in tbs Importing BuslrsH, We arc n
lied to Offer great Inducements, AMI III yits the
I:.sstioa OF Restsursnt and Hotel Keep q. we'll
is Clab Room hsssoisiiops and Private Families
10 eur complete and veil selected stock Of
cLARET,
HOCE,
MOsELkE and
HUNGARIAN WINES,
Al also our Superior Old
PORT WINE,
bettled expressly for rs by Measrs. Osborn & Co.,
in Oporto.
AMONTlLLADO HARMONY
and other fine brands of
SHERRY AND MADEIRA WINES.
CHAMPA6NES
Of all the most celebrated brands
All of which We offer at the
LOWESFNEw YORK PRICES.
IL If preferred, parties wishing to order origi-
nsl packages can have them shipped direct from
New York. OSTHEIM BaOYHERs,
al slim 29S PsRnsJ Vanls avenue,
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DR.. NsLEsN,s UNIyERaAL PILLS

Fef LtvsY Complaint, Bf!I:sss~ss,, HsdSesbs, r.
There h9s never Desn estSsr1is medicine oEarsS
70 tho pGbl 70. that hSs gwen Iuoh entire Estslo
ton 80 NELssE's UaisrsSE PfLls.
Being entIroly vegetable, they ars perfectly In
noceIt and osn be taSon BY tho most tendor miami
yet FIoTHat and powerful In removing sil Bilious
sscTeGclss hco or imsETe, Fsted Nf tteT from the
Stomfch. In fact, tley sle the only piln Tat
should be tBct Ia ilEl2rIoRE districts.
They pTstpce no GTipIRE Sic kness OF Pam IN the
storsoh or Bowels, thca a ysTT setiysald Eszrss-
int IN dhsiI 2EsrstionE prsn stnS hssi:sS sse,s-
from Biliessnsss, Headache EsS Fasi sLsrszsk,
yhar 80 cheap remedy esq % ebtainss Assr
then eon7tsAiIy on hand; @ slnxie desc, taken 1.
llokEeSs. Ask for Or. ]. Il. MsatSn's gaiygTnai
Pilz. RSEe 10 esher. DoinS coated, Ihsy are .s.e-
Iess' bres only u oentS per boz, and osn be Esz;
by mall &c any Part CT the Unite Ststss.
j. d, MCLEAN, Sole Pro,rister.
CeTRaI Third and Pine Ets., 81. LoniG.
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SKETCH OF BATON ROUGE.

Baton Rouge is z city OF Louisiana, and capital
u tue State. IL Is also the seat of justice for the
parish OF East Baton Rouge. 1t Is situated on the
tsft or eastern bank Of the Mississippi river 129
miles above New Orleans, in latitude 30 - north
IS III north. Ii stands upon the first bluff or high
bink which occurs In ascending the river. This
bank 10 elevated about rs or 80 feet above the
highest overfOwiRgs of the Mississippi The city
has the reputation Of being one Of the healihiest
In The southern part Of the MisSi.sippi valley.
The esplaBade IN 'front.' of the town presents a de-
IShfIl view Of the mai ic chief of rivers, and
The rich tracts OF cultivation which line its ban
below Baton Rouge the b-osd and deep river
sweeps through plain which has been occupied
D. luxuTi1nt plantations Of sugar cane, ard
adorned bV O. lend'd villas and gardens, inter-
speised with groves Of tropical fruit trees, &c
40 protect these plantations from inuudai!o? a
lcvse or embankment OF earth b1s been raised TO
She Leight cf six or seven feet The seat OF gov
eTament Of tire State was here established IN ~
wear lSH, and with that establishment the bust
hSss0f the place increased and bscame mo.e ac-
i've arc, IS like consequence, the value OF real
was greatly enhanced. 1t contains an elegant
SAFE house, situated Immediately on the bank I
tae river, Baton Rouge College, four churchcs,
an Arsenal ard barracks, erected and stocked by
tne United SIst-s Government, two ncwsparer
ohcss and aIiteniiary. IKE population Of the
CITY IS about i've thousand.
ORIGIN OF TIE NAME or The CITY.
Ihere a'e ssveIdi stories ah0at IS 10 the origin
OF ne name OF ibis place, which Is pronounced
and spelled Ea'-Dn hoozb, but the follow NJ is
&i'en as tn true exp all tlCn of It's being 40 d
n0minaied Itsppe trs tina. when the place was
MS sstteo there was q owing on the spot cy-
press Gee-the bark Of which 10 of a reddish color
OF immense u end pTodigiOaB teie BIT, entire
~ IRE ffcm b. inChcs, eGcep: at Its very top
one OF the settlci5 ayflliT remarked THAI this
te' would maze "A handsome cane, whence the
7 ace has since beer called Baton r 0uge, that is,
TIE req s;ah, or Cane.D This story IS extracted
from GeTa:rC's Fr,Hch History If Louis ana. an
EDITION q which las been published al New
UIisan3.
EAST BATON ROUGE.
The parish Cf this name, which has been al
1uced 70 IN the ADORE sketch, g sitdaIes In tho
central part 81 louisiana and contains about a 20
EuBdred So Idre miles or three huadrcd and
twenty thCuI-Ed acres The Amlte liver WASHES
its eastern border, aad tire Mississippi river IT'S
western. TIE surface Of the county is level In
TIE north. ard gently uldUi5lD" Ia the suuth,
aId nc soil Is moderately fertile The parl,
coItrins ex ensye forests, IN v.hIck live oak the
cypress and the mag nOlla are found. The can't
t't Is S-tJn Houge. The population OF Inc
Ft'dh - aUcus twelve thousand persons, OF
NLUIn IGOEe tan one hall a.e slaves.
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~ The 81. John, n. IL. News is in hea o OF
uo1be because numerous des -rtlons from the
aEiiy theie are taki0g place. -Four ar.Iileryrnen
Ghd NE pEivdtes escaped to hssipOrt, and ate
PROBABLY b. this time In the Union army with
o's Of bounty money In their pockets.
II Geo. w. Childs, Of Philadelphia haF closed
an aTang ement with Gen. Corcoran for a voIur q
AarraLing his prison experiences. The arrange
CCrGr. "
JNicbolas Longworth, Esa. the CfncIpns.
y miiliC nsire. has donated 70 the rnilIlsry cam
HitJees Of that city 81 500
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- IA = u - - M II.
FTefsstsS ~ Regal Lsftsgs Pstsst Of EsglssS,
sSS tsss,sl ~ fks Seals Of tks Essls Dc PEsr.
s.sets Dc Psris, SD tbs IxY1jsl GsIlsSs ~
Nsssssss, FSesss.
TRIESEMAE Mel
~ ne eaeefzE remedy for HKLAIAfIsH, SPXl-
kAfehkNosA ana EXHAUSTION Oh 1Nz SIsYxH.
fEIESEMAR Nos,
Semeietely ana entirely ersdicates al traces 81
NOSE dlsoraers, for which Copaiva and Cubebs
rave generally beer thoaght sn anhdote, TO the
ter.
YRIESErAR Ne, 3,
the great and sure remedy Of the oiyIixed weird
tef al ims1 rltes Of tho systom, well second
ery symptoms, obvixtng the destructive use OF
Meroury, es we'll - other decterious ingredients,
and which all tbs SaTesparilA In the world canhof
void Of taste or Emel. and Of Ill nauseating sux-
hes. xhey are IN the form Of Q losenge, and may
lie on the tsfist sabs without thstr uss being Gls-
Sold In TN esses u % each, or four % cases in
enc Tor o., and IN 81 cases, thus saving %, O.
ANN 1 Wsa p vaIress Lsl,eR5nd RoaI Sc,
Desfal streeth Now York, Immsdiatey on 70
1rfesemar TO any part Of the world. securely
and addressed ascending to the instIaetsns
Ps6li,hsd also By DIR. BARROW, that popular
and psasTts IL illustrated medical work, Human
FrAnty, Price - oerts. Triesemsr and Book cal
= sGsnlnsa oy s,ssia aasssriss frsns- O. FORD,
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DE-. J. II. kSLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LIN.
INTENT,

Ias bsn EEftyssl n tks World for Mas o. Rsssf.
THOUSANDS of human beings h.ye been a.yek q
lie OF dcoTefltude and misery By the nee OF this In
W. sable Llnlment IL viii relieve Pain almost In
the fou!cst sore IL an incredible EhorE time.
AeLssa's Volessit OIL Lisixtsa! will re.Ieye ths
nears!zia. For Psralysis, Contracted Muscles,
Stiffness or WcSkress In tho Joints, Muscles OF
EllI cure Sore Throat, Heaotohe or Eareehe. For
Burns, or Scslds, or any Pain, il is RE Inftlli5s
slblo remedy Keep II always on hand.
Planners; FArmerS, or any ono having charge of
oepic Oil Llnimolt. 1t is q speedy and inikllibie
esTe ior Sails, spr.ins, Chsfes, Swelling, Lamo;
disease Cry II, and yos wall be convinced.
Dk. J. II. MCLEAN, Scle Proyrietor,
nEsn G. ssoEs, Agent, w .shins ssn, b. q.
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! Z mUORE'S WEST END DRUG : FORE,
a. III "a SVenEn, south eide, tho Psbiic osr he
bo2s itu Win IpIo Medic ines. AIso. Al the 1nou-
!sL acyertlsed Hed e!Ges Of the day. IOEelieT
Tltl lsFEe tu1r'J OF TOIlo: Attic. So stc CIxatF
IL Very Particular care used In disrensi..
pay iclsab' prescriptions. an 49,
NOTICE
hb subscriber has iust oRaped a saIOOg
tesselulIy furDIshed, for the Scoou m tion
0e=uemel and lalies W
t-@lies VIII Ind Lhls new saloon yerv oouvs,Ior+
NheIe theJ cAn Always BIS select and hsya a. =
Oho so. ELes, axes and Cream for luGch
us admitted bJ I'll that our Cream Is Kp-srio,
70 Sny Ia pishod in tkis civ -
IL a private room for Ladies ard Children.
DAYTON, sEb Eleventh r.
= - DetUesn u ard II.
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DENTISTRY.

NJ gEEYK.
Nk. AQQMfs, D. Z D., the inventor asf Pstsatss
sftss e1INEhAL PLATE fEETH, ~ 1880
tsnea eerrsnAiiy at his efkce this oity ~ -
MANY persons can wear these tecth VINO
s1nnos wosr 9th and 10 Ysrscr can wear stksrs
rke cannot wear thest. II H-.
Persons calling @ ms ojses can b assennsssss<
vita any style And price Of Teeth they may seslre;
sleA2est, strongest And most perfect deutsre thai
art can sroduso, the MINERAL PLATE Will 3
nsre fnlly warranted. = :
Rsoma In this elfy-Ne. SIS Ps. sveKss, hstvss,
fth sne lsta sts. Alss, eo5 Area street, Philaisl
PkIs. - b - = - rxT <-ly. q
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RELMBoLD,s ROSE VASE.

hSLM6OLD'6 ROSE WASH
Az excellent Lotion for Diseases of q sy,liltns
gr1sry Organs arising from Habits Of Dissip
ssSe IN G9anse,Loa With the Extraots Blchl q
SAlssPerilIa- 10 such Diseases a. recommended.
SStdssss alta Mort YsliabIs asd rssyosfskl
character viii accompany tks s.sdiessss.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
Fro~ TO 20 yssss' stsslsas,
WITH NAMIs KNOWN TO
SCIENCE ANDFAME.
u &. f5 SRsss s. Of Dis
p zee PIods s REWEE's varabls works on the
fs.r fh a.s; Ss the late e'sD.isd Dr.
DOWELL. sseis5TsteS PRg.ioiin spa M.n ne,
Su6sh sp's IN ne sisss 81 ssSg
Queens Journal. ~ sAs Ains me
81 ffRRz'vsf ff: :s:. !.
ses most Of the late Standard works on Medicine
z ~ ' ss4 sS g &. ds f. g
n iTProvsd Rose Wash, % per bottle, or six for
Or. half ao.sn fe.en for Ga 90. winch vIll b.
stsd TO- ' belssqsaf e s S..ss q
securely Decked hom observation.
DESCRIBE ssk sIdEqfSahsE. ALI ooMn,-
oafss sssfsnssd! Aaviss ansis .!
AFFIDAVIT.
thu NJ Sn.ap sSkeeISo before me- IN Alderman al
hain~ ~. nns1el kniby n II. hnNDoLD, " he
poing ouly sworn, doth say, his Dreparationa cor
III no narcotic. 20 mercury, or other ioinrso..
orasss BAT are purely vegetable. - : - 80
,ewom and subseribed before me- this - - =,
N0ysmDer, ~. WG. p. aIBBERD, A1Sr1an'
MIND sress above Rass' PhiisdslSkis.
Address letters for information In oousds...s.
H. B. HELMBOLD, Chem,.t
aO9ot' l0< South Tenth 81 bel. Chesnui Ph,la
BEWARE OF co UNrERxBfrs
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS. -
VIC endcavor 20 dispose ssop rKxp owrs 49,
~o1kn A1fIoLn on TIE INITIATION Av1xrS1s
D Hslpbela's esPPins Erepsrsnous, : :
e AFset Baohn.
> - rana ., ls lnprevsd Koss wa.
ssldby ALL DR. UGGIS7s EYKRYWHKkR
AsK FoR HELMBoLpH
s%aa FAKE NO OTHER. ab.s.s
Catext he advsrussmsus and ssud m n
sArD AysD 1T2syNog AAs ~
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1881 RHE I1ss,
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,

1881 fHE T1sss
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
~
with its connechons)
IS 4 FIRST CLASS ROUTE
20 ALL TIE WESTERN OI7iEe
SEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT!
FREE FROM Dusr!
BAGGAGE CHECKED sHRogsH
FROM BALTIMORE!
f1fxz nAILI TAATNs yIeH
PHILADELPHIA 10 PIrTSBUR6Ht
G1o Of them making
slssR soNNscrIoys AT dLxRIsbJls
NORTHERN GENITAL RAIL ROAD,
ana forming
Tbs GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMOkB
t. eli points in the
w Ss.f AEp sossH-wxsT.
ot| 2. IA. .,,I. a. tn. oa..
Washington, and Calvert stsfOn, ssitinoss.
Sy.s,sIia sls,yins Cs,. On Ell N1gks Tyssx.
Ss'0kaHss Saloon Cs,s on sH Trains.
From wAsalNssoK.
PASSENGERS will take the a. m. and D. n. trains,
III pcAtlIHVIc ~ =, N. slQ . - p.
SheIe o!Gre connections are made with trains On
tne NoTth:rn Central \. r., and arrive IN HAIrls-
bsIS ~ l2H p. n. ana 2, - q. m there CONNECTING
sltn the r-Ius on the Ponlsy wanna Csntrsl
Efllrasd fer sll parts Of me wssl.
FEEIGHTS.
., nJ us Teets, ;rslEh1 Of al dessriPtlers can b
tsfEsTdeo 70 aad from arg point on the Railroads
81 Ocio, kentuokT, Inc lana, IlliqOib, Wiscopsil,
ievs, Or MleecHriI " RaH-5Sd Sifeet
xne fenhsy lyr nln Central R1ilrotd slss connect
~ flt9buTE NlIh StoaInsr5, by which Goods osF
ee forwarded tG snY port DC ihs Ohio, MuskirEur.
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SECRET DISEASES! sECKET DISEASE q
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SECRET DISEASES,
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