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1aa0uaH PasHssr asr-s ~ mrrrr-
flioann Hscozd Cs0a. stsszs7e.
$500 5000. erOo
E-sTAALKsHED IN IslO-
LOCKWOOD a HUsNUcraS

sucaeasofs toJoha Il. H~Hlansas
hho-e&a AL Retail Dtsers n EoaEf1r Gaz.ss
and Looking Glass rales- HE naaa Wif 81 =
900 es4eFtl1ant 81 Mrofss ten Freneh ~ g.
ma Gadiag y az . hfsnahaa. 6lao. -. -
- a1d othsr H1d 81 Frsuas uads = $780, ~
kesl s1sst efFass 80 40 80 f1sE
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! Form of Proposal, Guarantee, and
Certificate.

PROPOSAL.
The undersigned, - , whose
p0st-Ofice address Is , county Of
State o., proposes 20 convey the mails
Of the United States, from July /, 1856, "a
June 80, 1870, on route No. between
- and , under the advertisement
Of the ostmsster-Genera dated October 81.
1855, with Celebrity, certainty, and secu-
ritv," Tor the annual sum Of - dollars
tbs proposal Is made t1ith MI ku0rlsag'
Of he distance Of the route, TIE iruqAt Of o.,
mail 10 Dc carrisd, cHd al other ~PGTtculurl
IN -efcreacc 70 thc r0sts and service, and Gis1
after careful examination Of The laos and IN
struetJoHs ATTACHED 10 tie advertisement.
Dated
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sfgned)


The undersigned, residing at ,
State of- undertake that, If the fore
going bid for carrying the mail on route No.
- be accepted by the Postmaster General,
the bidder shall, prior to the lst day of July,
1866, enter into the required obligation OF
contract to perform the service proposed
with good and sufficient suretie5.
I'll zee DO understanding distinctly ts CD
hqGti5rs and liabilities assumed bVCuaral-0rs
rHdsr ts 27h section OF tie act O. Congress
Of JI'y I'd, 1885.
Dated
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The shove certificate must hsvs sHxsd b it q
hys-cPut revenue stamp, cance!ieds As the Law re-
quirez.
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signed by two gusrauton.)

The undersigned, postmaster at ,
State Of - ertIhes, UNDEE MS OATH o.
OFFICE, that he is acquainted with the shove
~guarantOrs, and knows them to be men OF
gutse-
Dated
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PACIFIC
Mall Steamship COmPAny's
THROUGH LIxs
TO CALIFORNIA
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN POETs,
"A CarrxlnE DE Tnll.I a..r.. =.

TOUCHING AT MEXICAN FORTS,
Ana Carrying hs Gated States Mas.
FAVE PIER No. a NORrH RIyER. Dot g
II Canal street. a. ~ o'clock noon, 90 he Id
lfhs en1tiae every moath fsrrsut Ehra fhas'
dsYsiai On sunday sad thea % tne breeding 81
gr4aJs ior AaFINAALI. couuscunE, via Panarna
hlsayi win oua o. fhs C0mua- r. stsarnskin.
NON Parma ar san FRaNCf1CL toue6i1g
ACAPULCO.
FHBRUARFs
l~st-hENRY CHsUNCET. Captain Grzf. auuusst.
"a sfu COLokADo. Capt HszEHs.
hia-ILAEIIC. Captain Hsury, oaunscHas Nh
HAQkAMENIo osp- C-reuJ.
4ist-NkW 10Ak, Captain Homer, eauascfsz
S'"SIituiiON. oaran F~srnsWora
Departures o. lsi sad 2ist comet sf PsBsm.
VIII 1teamers for SMITH PACIFIC p1ETe -
oi lf touch e. MANLAEILLO.
raaousH Pasussr zsrrs ~ cruGzv-r.
4uatoann- aeao1d Cauia. e.s-s7a
$500 5000. 500.
deount g. M QUARTER nom afssmsn
gers 9Th tsmiiea. Also ~ srovs--s IA 0SP
RUAEiLh on throurh raiaa \. rf-rvv-sr -
4a EuoQl trecferss scldsra rauur
a-nAz esi HALF FARE-
ona Hundred lounls Haars-s 11-r.a 49,
sdu- baHgsgsma1irrs 49,
urllsA and zi.srd % a5las ana ctIidrau 49,
5~9teciors. Baggage rsasFed % ~ docr
1ay n4pre sN .nE. from Sc unhosla. - r9s4a -
psszeuaens Nho pfsfar g. send d-osnearv
1890 Cd Surgeon o. board aodaasasi
s@nsrsH b plaeed 70 ms me Ja1usvts t
q Foa fomAAN 0kLHASs 70 AsPfNWaLL.
Tor Pssss 1ez.s o. further sasmssou.
p - lhs Compsly > tcksf oHca. ~ ~ 49,
~ Eve hELLOEB. AssaL
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W have in store snd for sale to close cousEa-
meELs
cO Pounds best uTsEds smoking Tobacco,
100 Boxes aud = boHss Viz. Chs5ias Tobsaoo,
81 bhis Robertson county WHISKY.
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cotton IS very duh, The prices ranging
rom . SSoe-i but there we're very few
sales. The other narketl are u5cbspv.d
from last eao.atlsns.
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Leave clarksville Monday and Thurs
day at J a
Arrive al Dover by 6 ?
Lesve Dover Tuesday and Friday 81
fam
Arrive at Clarksyiiie by - n
BIDS for three trips q week invited.
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Wanted
Wanted!I
WantedII

Clover, tlsN and Grass Sesds, OF all Kinds. For AL
which he highest market pucss VIII - pad
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small barn IN Bethel, Me o.Iooptn,
10 fsckDey BuTnham, WAS DESTROYED by FIR.
Ia7t week The report goes that n little FELLOW
alN years old, was trying TO driy, the an a
COW out out she would not bulge - he
So Inc barn on FIRE, and then. NJ SAYS sba
run. - > 'N
e(Mrs. Eyerheart, a soldiers yvtdo,v -
NidlnS hear rsrre Haute, bas. during the pras
IN SEASON Win the aid OF bel Little dsu1bt.r
chOpprd My cords of WOOD on a coutrset for
ne purchase Of small house and lot.
- II Hastings 90 the Hudson. a ba,utfs,I
IiIsh sIIi, Mary Hayes. waded out into thp
rircr win her eniId aged nine mouths s,,a
held u ander water unIil IL was drowned Sha
was making preparations 70 droua hsr~aIf
when discovered. II is the old s,oTy of man
perfidy and woman's ruin.
o6At q school in Conneeti.ut q hoa.a.-
owed his landlord $40 and as a recent for so.,
or over requires a two cent stafnn th, 49,
bae one penny. thus saving one cent III any,
boCy car beat thar in mean ness, let's hear oFi,
STKAN WITH LIQUTD FiRF-A steam v,oh,
"' n-d by Mr. Barr. OF Glasgow. had mst.
two trips TO GraVesend and hack propel,so
~ s'sam raised with liquid fuel, Without the
nse Of an Atom Of coal.
- he London Times says tina, when The
English people are "a intelligent and as well
conditioned for self government "a the Amer
,eans, there viii De NO danger IN universal suf
frsge
- ! ~ personal examination of n lew a,
*, use = Point last week, nnder the recent r.~-
hihIohs to prevent smuggling, resulted IN m.
az o. Fry Of n lot or silks wrapped arou nd MS
hooy And diamond Jewrlry valued ~ 81 90
- In IRE Mediterranean spd is,,ck Ss..
winter has set io with q violence WITHOUT nrs'
+. Gent smee the terrific weather OF isJ5. TSsy.
-, 80, marine drsassers, ztten dsd with less OF
is are yffeJces- = -. : : -
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DRoPosALs FOR LErTER BALANCES.
Posi- OFFIcE pE.ARrNESr,

Washington, d. q October ,sth. 1855
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Depart
msnt until the 18TH DAY OF DEOEMBER
NM AZ O'clock noon. for furnishing LET
IEk BALANCES for the use OF the Post Onices
IN the United states, for one year from and after
tn 5lst day Of December next, Of the following
description, namely
LIST. Balances capable of weighing eight ounces
avoirdupois weight, q be graded down TO Qu AFTER
ounces " these, 1t 10 supposed, SO to 0o0 will
I'd Balances capable Of Weighing too pounds
svoird upois weight. 20 be graded down 70 half
ounces OF these, IL is supposed 50 TO 100 win be
requir ed.
Perfect correctness. and strength and durability
will be Required IL the Ba snces TO be furnished.
Samples OF each descrp tion OF Balances must
accompany each bid. and The bidder Who may OBJ
tain the contract will be required 20 furnish Bal
snces ordered, Of s9usity Id oil respects equal 10
the sample.
Zach Balance must BE we'll and securely packed
Ia boz. Tor transpoT Iatop, sno delivered free Of
all expenses to the Department. ST the Blank
A gency of the Post once Department. ct Wash
ington ID. o., where tire came will he accepted
IL found 70 be perfect. and equal to the SAMPLES
dence of his ability TO comply with his bid.
tract.
A failure 10 furnish the Balances as contracted
fer promptly or the furnishing OF those Of In
ferior qnality will he considered . sufficient
for the forfeiture Of the contract.
. Proposals must tie endorsed on the envelope,
Proposals tor Letter Balances. aud dirested 20
the First Assistant Postmaster General, Washing-
ton. Q. ALEX. W RANDALL,
76 Isw6w Postmaster Geaerai.
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PROPOSALS.
PaOPosALs 70, yxf;sssPHs PAPER AND
Peer Drugs pKpARrzEsr,
WasHI - Inv A. q lDcrol.sr "A ls.ss

w.sHI ios. q. G.. octoIer "a. $50.
:s e: sis 4 81
fAPis sss Tor ,Ss s.s q sAs eosi o,s.
x. s S d.s :, ssss. sr Sss rear fro" and sitter
81. ;s,d .it,eIss 70 30 Delivers IRE Of expense
Ysss; and g.a.io, New T.ri "' Ae"
esaliH ,hsreef required at ssch agency, are spe-
asss r..ni' p w..syips P:psn. s. & niche. in
size, 81 msfe'fsi and quality equal In al
:: &; ,:..s! Ds'::
-, each ram 70 esntsin % perfect auires.
' ; in ::s ;s.s; S1 as %s.
esse poasds Of oo.rse Hemp Irvine. about o,.
eighth Of On inch On Of s1eter. and in balls 20
weigh IRON one TO two pounds each.
i..n. E os S i P.ssl :Si; Mi. Ys.
>, de. s,issd in ,hs s.tin.,s: for Di.trie. 10. l.
.Sss ds.crisS in the s.tinssss for pi.sr &C.
that required for Distrl CT No. i.
:. 80 I.sv,, No >. a. BTgais: Nec York.
r.Sair-S q for pssrei ssopsr' similar to that
aO,eo Pound. Of J1ts y other rwi.e. similar To
1000 s soa, ,ssG a5 70, p s. No
hat described and required for District
Propo.sis viii be received for escA ar ticle SEP
VIZ sfuCtes. ana Tor ali TIE districts.
Inc contract or contracts will he AWARDED 60 the
lowest ard best bidder. TO be determiu ed after q
cfefnl examination for the purpose Of ascertain
1ne whit bid viii in its practical results be most
sSNsntAeeous 70 the Department.
~ The oistricts sho6li De reconstructed, or the
number increased diminished, the articles
saali be delivered st such place or places ss the
roetmasier General shsIl designate. Of pre- rat
And the Postmaster General reserves the right
on MS part OF increasing or reducing the quantity
oil the a. uclss required under the
named In this advertisement, IL he shah consider
Samples Of such articles : are now used 81 the
Poet onces can be seen NJ either Of the above
named seencies.
Bidders viii send samples OF such articles as they
Zach bidder must furnish With hts proposals.
guarantees Of his ability 10 comply with his BID.
and certificate from pOstmaster that such qua
also accompany his proposals.
Two sufficient sureties will be lui red 20 q con-
tract.
A fsiHre TO furnish an article contradict Tor
promptly. or the furnishing article Inferior To
cause for the forfeiture Il the contract.
bide not made as required by this notice VIII
not be considered.
Proposals must be marked on the envelope with
the name OF the article articles proposed for, aud
the letter containing them addressed 10 the first
Assistant Postmaster General, Wsshington d q.
&C 31aw6w Postmaster General.
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs ron INDIAH GOODS.
DrranrxrsI 9. Iss Isrr.,en.

UrPaRrNrNI OF rHE 1rrxlioR, \
SEALED PrePessls s.dorssd :. PTspo.sls Tor n
he sss az q p.esnSsr s.1s for Or tsa.:hias, e
seseS.ie esIsnn:, at hite Price s.id arteies .il
eoOde to Be delivered It either piece Il the es,t o.
the contractor. r,rsr m.s.
MAcKIHAe LAEktLs..T0RErsH Oh Do
800 pair spoin. wSiss Bis.he.,, ss.,, inches.
100 ss,. 3 ssiss white Blankets. s..ss inches.
eco s.ai p:lss White Blankets, $3.50 inches. 10
1900 pair point Scarlet Blankets, sss7s inches,
800 paiI Ht point Scarlet Blankets. s41ss inches.
200 psir point Green Blankets, sox73 inches. 70
aeso psir point Indigo Blue Blankets. sox7a
inches. to weigh ponds . =
a,soo pair IN point Inaiso Blue Blankets, sixss
100 s.;s Dsa. sn ipsis .e' Bio. Blankets, .s.,s
inches, TO weigh ~ pounds
SECOND oLAss-o hssss6 OR DO
soa ards Fancy Li.t Blue Cloth
S SS y ard. cray I I i,.i s n clSta
1000 ARDS Saved List Scarlet Oloth.
100 aoz.n TaI Wao,S GLsA s.. GOODS.
500 lbs. Lfnen JhTesd
500 lbs. Cotton Thread
sov 0oS Ia H. n ~ VII Osbeo
sSSSS ysrds Br"en priilfns
50 GO yards Red stripe Red Ticking
~ yatos 1sunet S,.-.
S;"SyMos nacAoIy nnIiuhs
- 90 6 StSs plSs shAr"ns
DWU hlckor, shirts
1000 ards Duck, flor tents
FOURTH CLA6S-HA RDwARD.
100 dozen best Cast steel Axes from So pounds,
100 dozen best Cast Steel Half Axes from a,oa
1000 camp Kettles, assorted sizes
looo Short handle Fry Pans
titles, pressed
,0o oozen Iron Table Spoons
90 dozen TIN Cups
2.1 dozen catcher KNIVES inch blade
OO9 dozen Fish hooks, sssored)
Sample Of all articles to be forwarded 10 thi.
Office with the pro Doe ais and the goods rurnisb-d
tSl equal IN all respects to the samples.
Giles specified will be considered.
All articles fu rnished under contract will be rig
an agent or agents appointed for that NM nose
such goods or tcles A. NAV in sny rssoet fsi 10
cas- the contr actor will be bound 10 furnish otber
OF the required Kind or quality within Five DAYS:
his ,xpepse w -
Payment will BE- made for sosds receive on in
voices thereof certi ed BY the agent or agents an
point+S to inspect them
The right will be reserved to require a create,
quantity OF any of the articles named than fsst
Asy Of ths bd., or any part. thereof NAV he
m.pt
No bids will be considered from persons who
have failed TO comply with the requirements of a
former c, ntract with the United states
No PROPOSAL will be Considered that does IA,
ment.. VIZ" '"' '0''0""k 'equire-
anantitss thereof set forth in the above ~. sensd
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u ICHM0ND, FREDERICKsBURG AND 20
~ TOAAO RAILROAD. =.
TO TRAyELLERs GOING sOUrH
TWICE DAILY lSandaxa 80 ax.a.AaA,


The quickest And most dirsot route to Richmond.
asH 'hS So1 sla, Sis st TIE
Mvashinstol, to ASnia Greek and
Richmond, Frederfcksburg and Potomac Railroad
nov entirely completed from AQUA Greek to Rich.
mono We, connecting there with trains the Rfch.
mond and Petersburg end Richmond and DanvilIo
n nSaiLocds; sor Peter;bcfg, Weldon, Wf!mington,
Chester, 9. @. 49, ~
0teannArs Ksyport and o. Vanderbilt leays Sixth
street Wharf daily SUNDAY morning exceptedl q
q O. m, and ,. N. and arrive In Richnonl O
D. p. N. and 30 Q, n. : =
THROUan 10 RioH MoND In SEVEN HOURS.
1fty H1les Shorter ANA 3t Hours Quicker than
! - any Other koute.
Be- sure and get Through Tickets via Asufa
Greek and IredsrickSburg, to Riehmond, q the
through. -. = -r---.0
0mnibussss and Baggage Wagon. win be In
readiness TO convey pas0enGon and shaggAGo b.
tween depots in Richmond. :.
Passengers BY this line Daoe By daylight Mount
Vernon. and may have IN opportunity Of viGiena
several battle fields near Jrsdsrtcksburs b. stop.
Bfsekfast ana sup on board Of essamsrs.
oEO. AATTINGLY eupt, Washingtoa, B. o.
g. Z. MZfTINGLY, Ticket Agent, WAshinSton.
/ eDSN osnsral Passeneer Agent.
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RALTIMoBE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WAsHINGToN, Jane IS, 1866.


@&sys5sssEE5 s. -
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI-
nORE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run as follows viz.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, a. Ton, 7.so and
~ !" B IN, and 245, and 49, and 500 D. N.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100 O. m, and
2;45 and 8 90 D. M ' ~
FOL EAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave al tJ5 and 20 a m, aud at IS aud 4 IS
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 7:00 and 80 a m and N nm No
trains TO or from Annapolis on Sunday
UN SUNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at 80 q. M, and Is ano D 90 o IN
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave et1S a. IN, and 2:x5 and 500 pr
Fok ALL PARTS OF TIE West
100 1sFe daily, except Sunday, at 7.30 q. m, and
90. On Sunday at 500 p m only connecting at Relay
pp nhon with trains from Baltimore to wheeling,
THkoUaiE ffffttKHrs to tn. IVES, can b. n.o =,
We "sshfnRton Station Ticket Office at ali honrs
IN IRE DAY. rs well at the office of the Hank
err and Brokers, Telegraph Line, GAS Penn.
avenue between 9th and 7th streets
For New York, Pbiladelph and Boston "A.
advertise ment Of "Throu M Line ~
W. p SMITH Master Of Transportation
l.: ~. COLE, General Ticket Agent
o. - II ,GEO.s KOONrZ. Agent, Washins ton.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
L'OK THE EASTERN SHORE

HILseN hHH fnee GA Pr 'smTodi00' sss.".r
kkEoSARp, leave: her pier opposite EH4EC
tween Bsrrss And street Ts shsti BE-
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, At
nF r.; tST bEA - oR SOiMT Ro UBLE &ILhS,
WHAKE .CAMBRLDGE.- RUGHLETrS
WHAkE cABLN CREEK, MEDFURDS
Returning from 1.-THE SHORE" she leaves
Lioy Of Landing az .. m, Cambridge at { 20 ..
o.. ana Gaston Point 1T 8 D IN ,(touching at the
intsrmeaiste ianding,l on Mondays, Wednesdays,
She ha. fine state rooms, and all Other passenger
Accommodations. eIpal to those of any other
steamer on Chesapcake Bay. 5-d
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PEnrAprosr SALT 20 o,,o., , r.,-- =

=, Having sold my Fixtures and rented Store 70 G,
tow AGATE the promises by DecsmDsr lar 4 ossss
my entire stock At greatly reduced prices conSi.t
Fine Calf and Heavy Winter Boots
Full line Of Ladies Misses, and Children. G.
Blankets. Quilts. Table Linen. Hosiery Shoes
lLyory ,hsndle Cutler, siivsr. plated Ware
Trunks, Vslises. Hats, Gaps. Shirts , 3rg .F.ra
Class and wooden Ware. Stationery i4l st
Guns, Rifles, Tobacco and CiGars - ...... ~. y
Fancy Goods of all desert ptions. 60 .t
Auction Sales Every Evening. commencing A y
k.R. PAGE. 503 7th etreof
nos under Odd Fellows ALI 4
NJ 0CHA COIEEEIs -- - = - -.
Avn sssf. MOUHA 0OHyBDi ~ q
u. oass4 - = MOCHA OOPfEgt
This rsre ipxury lust received by
-. q. ht.ktN6 SON, King Piscs.
HsS prva es.vsrmest avs. and issh q.
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AEkSTlSULANTsN NECESSARY The ..model
village OF Scorton." situated between Lancss
ter and Preston. England, which contain.
neither public house, nor q beer shop Ia.
lGst been subjected 70 fearful scourye ia the
shape OF typhus fever. During the past nine
or ten weeks The epidemic has been raging
Win much virnlenee. There have been Gig nv
Asee and ten dsafhs eN'
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'TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
nOl9-td
IrHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subsori.

THIS Is TO GIVE NoTIOE. That the subsori.
washington County. in the District q ooiumbts,
Hesrs D. %oopsr. is5e On Of w Washinsson b. o.
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
on sr before the 18th day Of November next; they
may Otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
Given nndsr my hand this 18th day Of Noysm.
ber 1855. 49,, SUSAN COOPER,
ne H,law3M. AdministratriI.
V'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the susseri.
her has obtained from ON The 9rPhaps, Court Of
letters OF administration the personal estate d
woodford Stone, late Of Wsshiagton. d. c.. DE-
Ceased All persons having sis,ms sganst the said
with the vouct rs thereof, to the subscriber or
before the nth aay Of October next they may other
Wise by Law be excluded from oil benefit Of the said
Given under my hand, this 9th day Of October
1866 MARY A. Sr0NE,
! Der has obtained from the 0rphans' Court Of
Washington County, in the District II Columbia,
letters OF administ,sio5 On ne personal estate OF
ceased. All persons having Claims against the said
decreased are hereby warned 20 exhlbit the same
the ss sss
otherwise by law be excluded from ell benent Of
Given under ms hand sni q
no lavsw.l aaufnE AdminisrXtli tx.
NEW BOOKS -shsnks PsrsonAl Rscollsctions
Y OF Die ineuish-d Generals, 80; Sir srook
h.ss e. u. ~. q .s.r: s.
Sn s%cricnn Family in ,s.r@ssy. Sy j. so -:
Erown.. 81: History OF the Rsss By John
Minor Botfs. s1:o
f-S''E e.-fr- as : D = 80 -
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81 Atthe meeting of the Republican ,aucus
~ cambridge, Mass, on Monday evening, the
recent case OF girl whipping in the AlIston
fuoic School came mp, in connection with the
nom nation OF tRe school committee Opinions
adverse 20 all cOrporeal punishmept IN schools
were given AZ length by Professors AgassIz
yHan and Washburn, Of the Uniyerslty
F55;~.sO OF Ag1.siZ aid that for forty wears he
had been a teacher. beginning when he was
= Hr'--n years old, and be had never vet laid
EIs baud on pupil He believed thai when
= became necessary 70 infiict corporal pun-
i~hmeni 10 was an evidence that The teacher
had iOst his self control
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~ltls stated that recently several citizens of
NorWIeh. Connecticut, chartered a vessel 70
carry cargo OF coal 10 thar city. and when
AZ arrived they found II was of exeelIeut
quality and cost them but - 30 a ton of ol,o
pounds; much cheaper rae than ccaI could
he procured In that neighborhood. The ca.
teTprise was so successful that another cargo
has been ordered. This 10 an instance of the
saving that can be made BY ce-operation
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~The cleryym

~The elergymen of NORWICH. Connecti.
cot, have issued q circular expressing their
determination 10 attend M more funerals on
Sunday. except in cases OF absolute necessity.
lbey ooJ'et 10 the pracuee being 3 clear
violation of the fourth commandment both
rom the amount OF work u involves and he
Cause % keeps mary people from attending the
church service.
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THE N0RT CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USRD

THE MOST CERTAIN BEMGDY EVER USED
sosonsH aka: s sslHH egs =.
CONTAINS no Mineral. 70 Balsam, no Mercury.
! Only Ts. PiI. 70 d 1as , % kssa Csrs.
They ere entirely sd xi, nN, % no smell nor
lure the stomach bowsl. Of the most defeats. .
from 70 four sn 3, recent
.aa 81 g:
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years. NJ DO Ner DEsPAIR, 4iElA1s e
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billy, and for oil complaints incident to TIE ~
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Root and Herb juices. FU.I -. -
Full directions. Price - oents.
The efficacy Of these remedies 10 alike ackno vi.
edged BY hysicians and patients. They ere used
in the q. B. 6osDitsls. =
WHAT TINE sURaRONs SAY OF TIN Q AnAR
.posr no.,il1Es fo ri AIsaAIL, BALTIMORE.
Md, Feb, .; is4.-'.I have great sstisfsosisn IN
for Veneral aiseasss In tfs most customary forms:
that have nseA then with judgment, disorsneu,
sntici pations promptly and s6Sotusily. Kscvins
tnsir composition, have the fullest oonnd In
''''o s'' "xEfbsp O. Bowsns.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-01

IMMENSE PROFITS ON BEKn -EngIishmeu
drfrk much beer, and also pay much money
LOT IL Manchester paper says that hotel
and restaurant keeper in that city asks f24.aD
Tor me good will OF his business; his protts
are 1900 per annum. aud the profit on the
saIe OF beer y Iov per cent. and on stout 200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-01

DEATH FROM SWALLOWING A WORN-A
~Onas living IN the vicinity OF Manchester
ODiO- recently went into a corn field to gather
sO,n- vegetables. and while doing so sat her
infant child, abort six months old Carelesslv
~ he ground. Naen she gain took il up the
child appeared VeTy sick. a phys,cIaD was
sent FOR. ana thinking 10 had rakeb poi SION an
"IRsiIc was administered, when the child
throw IN a large. live. green worm, known as
= tobacco. or corn worm. The child fingered
il agony Ter some time and died
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-01

SUICIDE AND ATTEMFTED MuRDEr-Tnos
bsll, yonng man OF Youngstown, Ohio.
while stopping n Rochester, Pa, a few d,ys
since asked his wife 10 whom he had bsen
recently married. 10 take some wine Bo,h
HOOK sick and h. subsequently, died leavino a
iIIe, aud had pui morphine in the WING ~ -