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HANGE OF SCHEDULE,

FOR PALATKA FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, PERNANDINA AND JACKSON
WILLIE.
The Elegant and First.class ST~A
Steamer DICTATOR, Captain ". T. .@sssesHts@5=Zs
McNelty, Yill sail from Charleston every TUES
DAY EVENING, ut O'Clock, for the above points,
Returning, the Steamer will leave Savannah
STS1AY MORNING, at O'Clock ~
SoHheSsiL9 %, ,.t. 49, o.-tci oiIroa n NJ Qovap
nah for Mobile and New Orleans, and With silt
Florida Railroad at Pernandna for Cedar KEYS
at which point steamers connect with New Or.
leans, Mobile, Pensacola, Key West and Havana
Mobile. - 90 ~
An freight payable on the wharf.
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at
risk and expense OF owners.
J. d. AIKEN Il CO., Agents,
mayer South Atlantic Wharf,
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
EXPORTS.

NEW YoRK.--Per steamship Champion-17 bags
packages, 80 empty barrels. - ~
i, PaILADELPHIA-Per steamship Prometheus-
So3 oaies upland cotton, 16 tierces rice 81 bales
domestics, 1872 bbls rosin, 100 bags cocoanuts,
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Railroads.

SAvANNAH ANpaCHARLEsToN RAIL
- ROAD.
Il III IE[
.eo sUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILRoAp Co.,
< sFit .i-y MILL STREET DEPOT. J
-'eI (. CHARLESTON, October ], 1859.
On and after WEpfRsDAY, October. 9Th, the Pas
leave Charicston MoabbyIt bbyItll j, run as follows:
FRIDAYS, at $50 O'Clock A. arrive at Gfanaahm9 AM
Returning, leave Grahamville, ,7r5zspArs,rnens
DAYs and SATURDAYS at s.45 A. NJ; arrive In
Charleston at 316 p. N.
Until fur.. .ershotice O Train for tho accommoda-
ton OF passengers. win leave Charleston every
SATURDAY MORNING ut O'Clock, for the head OF
Road, returning the same day.
-'st ',i.a ~ .iHTs.e'I'-C g. g. GADSDEN,
oct2 smwM 10 Superintendent.
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p E C A r E F u
WHAT DICIN
YOU TAKE.

When You are exhauste.,sts .oyerwork OF head
Ing, don't drink whlskey or any intoxIcatn q
thing, whether under the name OF Btters or OF her
wise Such articles give just as much streng tn
to your weary Body and mind as the whip gives
to the jaded horse, and no more. Alcoholic stim-
ulants ore injurious to nerve health, and are al
ways followed by depressing reaction.
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N1AuIN1a NEWS.
ARRIVED SATURDAY,

Schr Ann S Deas, from West Point Mill. "a
tierces Rice: To Ravael& co.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Peck, Beaufort via Etlisto
and Rockville. 81 bags sea island cotton, 3 bales
upland cotton, and suldries. To J ID Aiken & co,
aersss GTesn; ss,p hopSns III MSPhgrsSn
Hughes aud L Chapir.
Steamer st -Ielcna, Elliott, Edisto. % bales sea
mdse, &c: TO J II Murray, j CoicocS / CO, Rave,
nel q CO, Taft & Iiow,nd, Fraser Dill, G II Hop
pocH, and w Boyle.
Boat from James Ishnd 2 bags sea island cot
ton. To w Boyle.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore-lert
4 Trenholm, Railroad Agent, Goodrich Wineman
4 co, Mantone M q CO, Motrett Wharton, Holmes
&aSHisS GHaiiaeT pa pKn9x To6ias Sons Cameron,
q " stetrens, Gaillard 4 Minott, + ChapeaI,
n Wohltmann, II Gertlts co, J Wiley & CO, w
ID Francke, B o'Nein & Son, Pclzer, Rodgers q
co, Watts, JeIrords / co, J Taylor & CO, J H
G5aSeT sha Ss s0 st9 %& co. Mills House. Mar
Tonlc,, = nrfggs, II vollers, ouacSenbush. ]
ener Monsees, Ravencl 4 Holmes, Buiman,
Bros, Miller, Bischor & CO, NJ Brlston, e
KsTGson Mecke schaeS.e, VI chafee seSSnsD, eo,
Ravenel, GanP,TrY &GGrhmSnn, hGiSn and others i
CLEARED SATURDAY,
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York
:, steamsiip Key West, Rudolph, New York-JA
n Steam, Steamship Prometheus, Gray, Philadelphia
schr Mary Collins, Collins, Boston via Whining.
'on' C-Risley Creighton.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York
steamship Zodiac, Hines, New York
steamship Promethcus, Gray, Philadelphia.
FROM THIS PORT.
,,'ia Si1eaSmship W Everman, Hincklcy, Philadel-
Brig N Roosevelt, Farnsworth, Boston, Sep.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Brig G v Williams, Thompson, at New York,
September 20. '
o. schr Carrie Holmes, Holmes, at New York,
schr Virginia Dare, Johnson, at Baltimore, oc-
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship MInnetonka, Carpenter, at New York,
September 80. N'
steamship Flag, Leonard, at New York, Sep.
ship Mont Blanc, Herbert, from Boston, Sep
Ship Ellen southard, Morse, from Boston, Sep.
TENDER %.
schr p Pharo, Collins ut New York, septem.
schr BNHawkins, Wyatt, at New York, septem-
SAILED FOR .IUs PORT.
Bark Annie Kimpall, rlS 8n, from Boston, Sep
tember %.
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Druss, Gbemieals, &r.
DR. RICH AUS

nR. RICH AUS
g o L D EN RE DIES.
ASK for no other, take no other, and you will
save tlme health and money.
$1,000 reward for any case Of disease In. any
stage which they fail to cure.
DR.. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. l cures
Eyes, Cutaneous or Skin Eruptions, Copper Col
ored Blotches, Soreness Of the Scalp, Scrofula,
&C; is the greatest Renovator, Alternative and
Blood Purifier known, removes all diseases from
the system, and leaves the blood pure apd healthy.
DR.. RlCHAUfS GOLDEN BALSAM No. cures
Mercurial Affections, rheumatism In all it's
forms, whether from mercury or other causes;
necessary. / have thousands OF Certificates
proving the miraculous cures effected by these
remedies. Price OF either No.t1 or No. 2, S5 per.
bottle, or two bottles for 50.
DR.. RICHAUS GOLDEN ANTIDoTE, a safe,
speedy, pleasant and radical cure for ali Urinary
Derangements, accompanied with full directions.
Dr. Dr.. n6HAu,s GOLDEN ELIXIR p,AMouR,
radical cure for Nervous or General Debility, in
Old or young, tmparting energy with wonderful
erect. Price S. per bottle or two bottles for 50.
On receipt OF price these Remedies will be ship
r ID TO any place. Prompt attention paid to all
Of "Dr: RiCHAUS GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. p.
bottles.
Address D. D. RICHARDS,
No. 22s Varick street, New York.
once houre from A. II. to o p. II.
Circulars sent. julys Tyr
Dr1as, Chemicals, &>e.
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LIST OF VESSELS


Ut, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR Tu1a FORT.
1'i FOR REIGN. A
LIVERPOOL.
The Duke OF Wellington, Allen, sailed Sent
British bark Dalkcith. Langwill, sailed . Aug 10
The Homborsund, Nelson, up. Aug IS
EsTIC.
BOSTON,
ship Mount Blanc acrbert, Sailed ..... Sept %
Ship Ellen Southard, Morse, sailed Sent &c
BARK Kmball. Lincoln, saied. Sent "a
Brig Adelaide, Wilson, cleared. Sept 27
Schr Grace Girdler, Smith, cleared. le
NEW YORK. i'f
Steamship Mlnnetonka Carpenter, cid . Sent 80
steamship Flag, Leonard, cleared Sept 90
Brig Mary Francis, Francis, cleared. Sept o.
brig WilllamB Thompson, up. ........S SAnt %
Schr CaTrte Holmes, Bolmes, ur..,.,, Sent %
Schr Cranmer, Cranmsf, cleared, Sent q
scnr q pharo, Collins, cleared Sept 90
echr B N HAWKINS, Wyatt cleared. -. Sept so
PHILADELPHIA.
Brig Mary Dnna O'Nelll, up. ........... Sept 26
Sohr Althea, Smith, cleared ........... Sept 25
Schr T T TaskeT, Allen, cleared. Sept 27
Schr Thomas Booz, Somers, up............ Sept 81
BALTIMORE.
Schr Wenohah, Mitchell, up... Sept IS
Schr Virginia Dare, Johnson, up. .......,... Oct 8
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MEMORANDA,
r, GEoRaETowN, September 2o-Auived, schr Ida
Richardson, Bedell, Charleston.
BRISTOL Pill, September 1e.-The bark Fantcc.
Ctievey. from Charleston for BRISTOL has been
this vessel. "
sInTIsssSa Ior-Bus,od ar,.vou a. nolmes noe
Pie sshr William Gillum, MehaGe from George.
'owh' 3 " arrived ut New York September 80.
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DoDD's NERyINE AND INvIGoRAToR

Is a Tonic and gcntlc,stimulant, which Is not at
tended by reaction. What 1t gains for you It
refreshes with natural strength that comes to
stay. We are not recommending teetotallsm in
the interest OF any faction; but long and extend,
ed observation teaches US that he who resorts to
the bottle for rest or recuperation, will nd he
Keeps at IT. that he is kindling fire In his bones
which will consume like the flames Of perdition.
Turn from It. Take tonic that will refresh and
not destroy. D0DD'S NERVINE is for sale by al
Druggists. Price One dollar. See book OF certi
fcates that accompanies each bottle.
june25 fmoB
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~ BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA AND THE
CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST.
The Steamship SEA GULL, Mp. Dut. <,sScs..
ton ton commander, will sail for Baltimore NHlk8Rt
ocios PAY Mn9'ESIka October 9Th, at halpast
NJ Through bills Lalng given TO PuII,ADEJ,.
THE NORTHWEST. :. of
For Freight engagements or Passage, appIy 10
COURTENAY & TRENHOiiM,
octI Union Wharyes
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= o r NEW Y RK

TNRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN- ROUTE TO FLORIDA
AND AIKEN,
And other places should lay in their /,Ess.
supplies OF Clarets, Champagnes, Cor MNtEAE
dials Brandles, Whiskies Wines, Canned SSuDs
and Meats, American and English Biscuits De
yilled Ham, Tongue, Lobster, Durham Smoking
Tobacco and Imported Segars.
WIN. 8. C0RWI% & CO.,
No. 2T6 King street. opposite Hasel,
-, Charieston, g.. c..
New York. ~ sept2s emos
III f-' r,
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The Conl Ma arket.

Stock on hand october l, 1862. .....,....
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03

food has its proper effect the system of the patient
Vlsorated and the lung begin exercise their func-
tloh- In normal and healthy Then the heal
curi
lumoiary Consumption Il almost always complicated
win IL, spcIrla and Liver Complaint. Schencks Man
drakt flls are intended TO obstructons from
.re hTe' AID csto'e it, healthy action. They have all
The efficacy which is ;Iscribed calome or 'sLur
anu ar warranted not TO contain particle of any min
cr poison These pill the obstinate cstivt
Htss' ts OK headabhe, ps, bliou, affection, and all
other dleas which arise from Il torpid oostruc:ed
condition OF the liver box these pills will prove
the efficacy OF the medicine
In Con umption, the Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake
rms are liViliahle auxiliary medicines They relieve
te suffer nGs OF III patient and assist the rulmonic
syrup IN 'fectnS They have been found Useful
IN adj ancei stag of Consumption. where tn lung
"erc almost entirely destroyed, oil symptoms,
cord!ng TO the Judgment OF pysicn- inc ted edy
de tn The Lv"- If patterns who were actually in Il
aging condition have served for months by the
uzt 81 Scilt nck5 tire great remedies.
Dr schenck = Almanac, containing Il full treatise
te various forms OF disc HE mode OF and
general dIrcctUn- how t. uc his medicine. he had
Etats or sent by mail by addressing his Principal Of
ne, No 10 North sixth street, Philadelphia, Pr.
fr1ce of the fulmuuc syrup and ~eaweed Tonic,
each 90 per bottle, - - half dozen. Mandrake
lIlis - cents box. For sale by all druggists and
oe"ltrs tSianIO
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03

The people OF this place We're highly
favored. Monday cNenin" of last week. 10y
a lecture from senator Patterson OF New
Hampshire. He held every eye and ear
rIyclcl upon the story OF his recent cXcur-
sion 10 the Pacific coast. lie went 10 san
Francisco Is chairman OF a congressional
committee of investigation respecting GER
tain abuses "f the government: but he
travelled with his eyes open. and knows
how to let others into participation OF what
he saw and enjoyed. Two hours and i
halt ere not one minute TOO long for the
audience 10 sit and liS.en. willie he took
every mind alon" with him over the Great
National railway. into Mormon Tabcrna-
c.c and Temple. through fri%httul canon>.
clown the peIilouS stage road, into the
Gulf OF the Gcy>ers. up to tie big trees.
and along the bride path. into the pro-
found depths ofthe Io Semitic.
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D0N,.jUP.

The Star gives an account of the follow
ing accidents: Last week Tuesday eye
ming. Mr.. Harvey Mcdonald of Danville
while returning to his home from the
"rteh' on foot. the road being quite icy.
accidentally slipped, falling with his whole
weight. and in such manner as to Sc
Vefeiy fracture the left arm at the elbow.
Last Monday. Mr. Charles Wiley of
Danville. Willie at work telling trees near
"arden's factory in Peacham. was struck
with lar@" limb near the shoulder blade.
breaking it in TWO. and causing very bad
fracture. The branch OF the tree was four
inches in diameter. and ten feet long.
striking the shoulder with the butt end.
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EuIUpOG'PIllpnfS.

The village of st. Adams now has twen-
ty miles OF sidewalk. There is a small
patch of concrete. another OF brick. two
miles Of slate. and all the rest plank which
in the long run Is the costlicst walk that
can be made. The principal streets are
lighted with %as. and street crossings
made OF flag stones. and are laid down at
suitable distances through the village. and
the sam" is paid tor by Il village tax.
Inc grand list Of st. Adams is not as
large as that OF 81. JohnSbury. Is not our
village Il little behind i'll some of the i'm
portantant improvements?
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CONSiJM PTlON

DIR. S"HT~ch's PUIN">Ic SNRur for the cure OF
cough, colds AM Consumption.
DE =, HEN,R'e SEAwEID ToSIC for III. cure oil Dys
psa and all the pehili;cd Conditions ston. H.
In >'nENCK'~ MANpEt PILLS fer Dizca.es Of Ia.
Liver. TO act ~ i gentle iurgatvc.
All of thc. three medicines are often REQUIRED in
curing Con umpti)n, though the pulmOUiC vr1p apu,
has cured many desperate c4srs. The ScaWrcd Tonic
and Mandrake. PilIs a--lst IN ,,ulatn,, tr stomach
and Liver, and help he nulmOni" SvIup TO digest and
,trcn through the blood vcs-cls 10y hich a cur,
il III, ctcd
/ hes, medicines ae corscicntiou-ly offered TO the
public thu only safe certain AID reliable remedies
Ur Pulmonary Consumption and for all those NOR bid
conditions The body which lead u that fatal dF;lsc
Liver CCmpfiIt and Dyspepsia are often furrrunnrIs
Consumption and hen they manifest themselves they
require M mot prompt artrL. ion.
The Iulmouic SyiUp i medicine which haa had a
long pro atom h,irTr thc publ. Its value has
proved hv Thousands of CIrc- i, has mad through
pc iod than ihnty-ii,e year. i'll all Ut which
time IT. reputation h:L- c"n-tiIty Incrt asrd and the
most Osat' -krp icrn can no longer ooulf tInt 1t is
rem, dy winch may be u-,d with confidence in all
c;ist- which admit 81 81 cure.
If the patient vii, pr -,v,rna.ly follow the direction
which .'ccumuauy each lott.,, he VIII certainly he
cured, If hi- u.Gs not TOO much waited to maxi
possible. Even il cases -upps"d 10 b" incdrablc
when friend. AMI physic aus have SPARED, the
his medicine r'vcd III life of the patient, md re-
stored h.u - pert c I''.lth.
Or Schcnck himself d in pr, ci-cy such cir
c,.s,I ccz and many have been equally
nate y jud!ruuiy making tim y use Of IlT. ~chCnCk
remedies.
Dr. Schcnck docs not y that all easel of pulmonary
hat yll that often hen patti mt have the
most tliimIn. -yIEptJrI, -uch ! vol ut cough
rcrpir chilie. night and Til debility even
=ch DE- it they obliged {" Ii in b, d, ami
when they given up b. their phyriian. they may
It'll be 'rrd. No medical TT atncnt cii create ncV,
lung, but hen tAc Iug- Wy badly Diseased, and
o =onlc extent Destroyed may be Ell cted BY
Or. - nt ncks medicine.
A's", in SCI IiuJu- d= the" me cin equal
~ efficient. Dr. hencl has photographs Of nubel
Of 'r-uIs who have ,cu nearly covered With running
sores and now all healed up his shove its puri wing
prop ri.s which lie done heal cIyites in the
lungE
In the treatment of Consumption, lie of the utmost
importance To give vis,Or aud heay tine ~
Hence ii e ezsary 10 str-ug hen the appetit,
| of the pa lent and Hmpruvr the Objection. Proper
nourshncnt Is required, together with -uch a.
i'll make the food easily dge-tibe. The articles mos
u table for diet Of consumpe patients desig
nat in Dr. sch .ncks Amauac-, which dist butt
.raruitousy. In general, the moot highly nut1it ou
ar c.s are 10 be preferred but the digestive organ
must Oe Strengthened in order TO make either food o.
nt dicue scrviea le his rtquirement is met by III,
Sea Weed Tonic and for this pur poe it wis desyned
When the digestive powers arc put IN good order ~
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CHTTENDEN COUNTY.

Aaron Ellsworth. of Underhill. now
Twin" with his second wife. is the father
Of twcnty-tuur children. and over twenty
are living: and some indicate that they
will yet rival their ''illuStrious SIRE
The body of Mr. Tomlinson was found
in the WinOoski river above Essex June
ton. on THU sday. under very suspicious
circumstances. He was seen on his way
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IlrathS.

Births MARRIAGE and D,at'- Inserted tErr ubitua-
r1"-. including poetry. sly or>r- II line
In 'd'v'F' Nov i. Nr jonathan Aver, aged - VIE
l. 'harl' son Ma. oct. =, MAY l., vile OF j. {
nnncy. 1i hare -'"n and dIu-ht r Of Leonard and
LIN line q. t"wlr-, Of Coventry, Hrcd y wear
H. I'rnttlchoro. at the unaic Asylum oct a. Steph
"n Patch Jr.. Of W, alden, aged !" year
Ia Walden. nov. -, Mr. Lucy, wifi. OF Samuel Ans
icl. a-cd Il YEAR.
In Wubr'h'm, MAJ. Nov. L, Ms clara F. sia.
wife OF rev & l. Eastman aged - ycus and cld 1T
daughter Of Hon Will,m and ChIr Sia- formerly Of
pinviIlr.
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Business 1lntlrrS.

pr. Wi>tar'. Wild Cherry I;,l-im. liz B1l-4mic
compound la- hctomr 80 HON, fixture. Let all who
suffer, and have in Attempted their cough.
cold bronchial or pulmonary complaints, make o.
this IN, quallri remedy. II can l." cl upon, tn
OF testimony that hh- been published -incc i
trndnctinI.. b. M, lrnnIr rIoof .I Il ,lIc ic.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-03

10 head the list of the reports of tat
no"s the present season. I forward YOU an
account of a Write Chester hog which
have recently slaughtered. bred by DR..
Hou%hton of 81. JohnSbury. which dressed
At l3d months old. 800 pounds. 1t being
the "rilman" OF the litter H. weight at ID
months old. was only Is lbs; making an
increase OF weight OF 1875 lbs. in months
Or an average of j44 lbs. per month.
exclusive of ,htinka"e. such i the tend
cncv of the " hitc hester to Ilttru that
even though they have very sinai! bone
Us This one haG-thcy will lay on cnor-
nous quantities of flesh.
MICHAEL LYNN.
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E@ Farm, Stock and Hay ~
32S.f "A 7 @A
-A-4 \ TION! RN

JtHlAH :. IMMERSION, Auctioneer.
The Su'Hcribrr Will sell at Public Auction on satur-
day, De- lNt l>j! at II VI. his farm coniaining -
acres Of excellent land. There il sugar Of reee
bc-id plenty Of wood aud timber. The place is well
watered and fenced anu all the conyepences 10 maxi
up dcsab!e farm. Also 81 the time and place
plir OF years old oxen, prime cows, two years cid
h.ifer, full looi Alderney Ball years old. work
horse Also 10 hay lot straw, and other article,
not mentioned sale positive the personal property
without regard 10 the sale OF the farm
JOHN GALBRAITH.
Pa.sBmpsic, ", Nov. rs, 1888,
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home. the nj ght before, with a wagon load
of freight. and was accompanied by two
unknown men. On the next morning the
load was found dumped in the river. one
horse released. the other drowned and un-
der it. the mans body. An alarm was
given by the men. who represented the
accident As not serious. and Immediately
left on the cars.
The Free Press says that one evening
last week as lady was walking up Wi
nuo>ki Avenue, she heard some one walk
ing quite rapidly behind her. As the in
vldual. young Nan and stranger
came up. he placed his hand upon her
shoulder, saying How do you do. Mary"
The lady told him he was mistaken in the
person. and ordered him to remove his
hand from her shoulder. He then made
a demand for ''her money or her life"
The lady in question refusing to deliver
up either of these essentials. the unknown
proceeded to choke her, but she made so
stout resistance. and called so loudly for
help, that the rObber fled.
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
Joseph Shepard OF Wolcott. was recent
ly awakened about three o'clock in the
10y the tallin" of his chimney.
Upon opening his bedroom door he saw
the house was in flames. The family had
but little more than time to escape. saw
in@ only few articles OF their house
hold effects.
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THE NETWORK TIMES.
A Political, Literary and Miscella-
neous Newspaper.

THE NEW-YoEk TIMIs--star,ei in September,
i>.'1.-has for many years b recognized A. among
the most succezsfu popular and mtu ntal new-pIp
in the country Ii ind the control and man
~; mCrt of its original founders, who, greatly i'll
creased Resources and experience, will spare pains TO
extend and CITIZEN IL claims upon the confidence.
and supper. Of HI public.
he Times is Republican Journal. and will he dcvot-
cd a. in the part TO an intelligent support of the Rt
publican Party. 1t Il sustIiu with all it ability. the
rncpl and police Of General 'rtnt'- administrator.
1t will advocltr those by which the honor the
pcacr and the prosp rty of the nation Toe hes;
serve ana promoted 1t VIII vIhdcar our dignity be
o!e fO nations, and will dscounscuauce uught by
which EFF rcsp love for republican in-tit-
tons could be ,ndingercd.
Tn, Times dcscs he JUDGED by The highest pn--i-
lie standard vi journalism It, Editorial Drparmcn;
will be cndIccd in spirit fIirncs and inn atisty
free alike from PERSONAL runcUr undue tIvortisIn:
ANA will be the production Of the abcst gnd most cxpe
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ou fur tr-drrs snd trappcrs in fittip,, ot her find
'r HruclI's one 81 the most profitable articles of
II iiic AiUuuI slave Lake and the wild region If th
north the Indians know their AID have. An din,-
Ia III IN them. They say: ..Avrr-.ryLt rnriirinr
cur -ck man and hI- remedies for tr di-,a fr m
winch tn ) -uifcr Will often bring for h their sock of
7AI'T even quicker than wampun. rum or tobacco.
savage are not fools ii hey unsophstIcrtrd in
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