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nO29 AuctionccrS.

MARKET FARM, EIGHT MILES
vi FROM RICHMOND On TIE NOUN
TAIN ROAD, AND oNE-HAiF NILE FROM
RICHMOND, FREDEEiCkSBI re- AND 70
TONI will sell ut public auction, on the pre-
misses. on FRIDAY the Bird day of December next,
81 u O'Clock NJ. that desirable GARDEN EARN
above described. occupied 10y Mrs. sophia \ ilGy
containing TW NTI AND : Ql AFTER
balance In wood The improvements CONSIST 81 q
plain dwelling. The place Is well watercd, and
we'll adapted to market purposes.
TERMS Cash.
no o---td% ALFRED ALLEY.
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TRACT OF LAND. consisting of FORTY
ACRES, lying in buckingham county.
TERMS Onc-tlIird cash the balance on credit
OF six aud twelve months, with interest from Gav
OF sale, the purchaser to give notes with approved
security for The deferred payments the title re-
tanned by the assignee uutil the whole OF the said
notes arc paid.
AND'W RUTIIERGLEN, Assignee
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DER STEAMER MANHATTAN we
4 have jus5 received large stock of PLAIN
WHITE ENGLISH GRASlTEW ARE, extra
Quality, new shapes, never before offered In this
country, and for sale as low ar the old style COM
mon n6a!ty. SAMUEL CHILD ( CO.,
Importers.
No. 20 north Charles street,
po4-codI.t Baltimore, Md.
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4 SSIGEEE:S SALE OF BASERJrpT:S

4 SSININ FES NAI4E OF BAN hRVFI' ;
"A LANDS, IN GREENBRIER COUNTY. W.
VA. AT AUCTlON.-By virtue Of orders of the
United States district court Tor the district OF Nr-
ginia. dated 18th and 3lSt of August. 1869, | shall
offer for sale on TT ESDAl, goth day of Noyem-
her 1859, at l2o'clock NJ. III front OF the Unllcd
States c1urtlIou i'll the city Of Richmond free
from III! leans and membranes, the following
property, belonging 10 the bankrupt estate of John
OF LAND. lying in the county Of Grccnbrirr.
West Virginia. on both sides of Otter creek. ad-
Joining the lands OF Joseph Burns. George Me-
Chung. William McClung and others with build
ings thereon, which lands were conveyed to the
said JMstis and Pnycar and Walton by John VI.
L. Nolk and wife.
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Burdens.
By MRS. CELIA BCRLEIGH.

"Bear We one another's burdens" said
the Apostle but it often occurs to me that
" Bear We each his own burden" is an ad-
monition still more needed. Not few OF
us go through the world projecting shadows,
III which all who come into any intimate
relations with Us are compelled to sit. Every
heart has its SorrOWS--lesS0ns from the
great book Of human experience, to be
conncd reverently at the feet of the Master,
that so we may become wise in sympathy
and well verscd in the lore Of helpfulneSs
aud consolation. 1t is not we'll that we
should proclaim these lessons from the
house-top, pour them into the ear Of every
chance acquaintance, or even fix our own
eyes too lntcntly upon them. The selfish
ness that would compel attention to its
SrletS VIII he apt to encounter a like selfish
ness that will he impatient Of listening. Our
most intimate friends will weary If compel
led TO hear too often the story OF our woes
and we would do well to remember that
Gods patience alone Is incXhaustible.
Every house, we are told, has its skeleton
closet; but hospitality and good taste alike
require that we should shut the door, and,
II need be, secure it with bolt and bar. Its
"hastlness should not have an honOred
place at the tiresde it should not sit with
lis ut the table, nor steal beside us into the
Dcd-chamber Of our guest. For our sake,
no less than for the sake of others, we
should see is little as possible of this grim
tenant; for quite often enough, as we sit
alone, we shall
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ICuMOND AND PETERSBURG
IL RA!LHOAD.--On and after MONDAY, May
SCI the trains OF this road will he run 70 Follows:
Leave Richmond at / a. NJ. and 2:35 i. ".
Leave Petersburg at $50 4. NJ. and $50 i. VI.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, win passenger
car attached will leave Richmond daily ut /.
NJ and Petersburg daily ut : A. NJ. tSund"ys e&-
ceptedj.
The 4. VI. train will not leave Richmond on
Sundays and the $50 Z. NJ train viii not leayePt-
Ccrsnurc on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2:35 p. NJ.
train on and after August the 18th instant.
Baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
will leave Glover Hin ut 4. NJ, ana, returning
leave Richmond at 2:4O Z. n. on Tuesdays, Thurs
day, and Saturdays. -
THOMAS II. WISNF,
apl3 Superintendent.
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HIA, RICH GsF~ss
j. MOND AND NORFOLK STEAM rsaLs:4s
SHIP LlSE.-Stcamcrs NORFOLK ana j. 5.
GREEN, composing this line, will leave Philadci-
phia every SATURDAY, and Richmondevery FRI
DAY, alternately. Freight taken for Norfolk at mo-
derate rates also for Charleston, Savannah, and
New Orleans, and bills Of ladlng signed through
Passage 10 Philadelphia, including meals and
statcroom, IS. W. Y. PORTER, Agent.
NH 3 Office, No. 2I25 Dock street.
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
IL RAILROAD LINE-FoR BALTIMORE,
THE NORTH, AND NORTHWEST-CHASGE
OF SCHEDULE-DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
On and after TUESDAY, 8th OF june passengers H
west will take the passenger train from the depot
Of the Richmond end York River ,, kSrGad at at
steamer ADMIRAL, Captain l.. c. FREEMAN,
or kENNEBEC. Captain j. II. FRE Rec Ic,In1
boats having been put I'm hrst-rate order-reachinP
Baltimore tie Following morning in time to con-
meet with the trains FOR Philadelphia New York
and the West. Returning, the boats leave pier No.
3 Light-Strect wharvcs, foot Of Barry street daily
gcxccpt Sundays} ut 1 O'Clock 2. NJ. passengers
arriving in Richmond at 1915 Z. NJ. the following
dav In time to connect with the express train
on the Richmond and Danvic railroad for Dam
vile and all points on that road Greens6of0,
Salisbury. Charlotte, &C., y. c.; Columbia, }. C.,
aud all points South.
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily except sundays) az
o'clock i. NJ. leaves West Point daily except
THOMAS DODAIFAD,
js superintendent.
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WOOD AND GbNf..

GOAL AND WOOD CAN BE HAD AT
~ THE FOLLOWING CASH PRICES:
Anthracite. for grades stoves (pcr ton 1000
ppuHiSl
Anthractc second quality, for stoves and
CRATES per ton . 600 poundsl ............... %
Anthracite Nut. prepared for Morning Glory
no,mdsl ......,........,....... 80
nnundsi i,.,,. ,.',,-... %
Clover Hill IumD tper LOAD $3.50. ........... q 81
Glover lill Hail per load Observation-Disclosures. 90
pine Wood (ncr cOr,n. delivered ............ 6 90
oak v God tpcr cordj delivered .......... 4 So
POOR PERS ms not able to pay regular prices
supplied at cost Of coal and wood wholesale, and
will furnish them with any quantity from FlN +
CENTS t. the largest amount. sold at yards
Nineteenth and Cary streets and Seventh and
Grace streets. mo 50! CHARLES II. PAGE.
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STEAM To GLASGOW AND SS
lNNONNOEHNI. NrLNsAnSS

LONDONDERRY. sSAASS
TIL 4 y C ii OR Ii NE.
Fayoritc Clyde-huilt passenger steamers are in
tended Ia sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No. 20. North river. ut y O'Clock NJ.
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY !:
Cabins TO Liverpool, Glasgow, or Derry, $50 and
SIS.
Excursion tickets good for twelve months, 800.
Storage to Glasgow or Derry, $50; intermediate,
s35
Prepaid certificates from these ports, s57.
Passengers boOkedto and from Hamburg. HaNre,
Rotterdam Antwerp &C.. at very low rates.
Drafts issued payable at any bank in Great Bril-
tain.
For further Information apply at the company's
Offices, No. Bowling Green, New York, to HEN
DERSON BROTHERS, ort
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM i co, Agents.
ATLANTIC FOREIGN EXPRESS COMPANY,
MACKENZIE. HENRY Il FLAMANT,
81 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Through bills of ladng given from Richmond to
all European ports for tobacco, cotton grain, and
other freight.
Particular attention given to small packages,
Cable kilograms forwarded ut low rates.
Close connection made for the Pacific coast,
Sandwich Islands. China, and Japan.
Frcights forwarded to all parts OF the United
States and Canada. Apply TO
WILLIAM G. DUNIIAM Il CO., agents,
au2s corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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DICHMOND AND DANNILLE RAIL.
II ROAD.-CHAEGE OF SCIIEDULE-On
and after SATURDAY, October Q, 1869, the PAS.
SENGER TRAINS on this road Will be run as fol.
lows
GOING WEsT.-LYNCHBURG PASSENGER
TRAIN leaves Richmond daily Except Sun,avs
Mt $3.50 A. NJ: arrives at Burkcvillc at 1850 4. n
making close CONNECTIONS with trains on the South
side road for Farmvile and all way stations on
that road, and at LynchbHrg for all way stations
on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad; Bristol
Knoxville, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Mem
phis. Louisville, and all points South and South.
west. THROUGH MAIL AND EXPRESS leaves
Richmond daily at z. NJ: leaves Danvile daily
at 10 =. NJ. arrives at Greensboro at 1872? A. w.,
making close connections for all stations on the
North Carolina railroad, both East and West Of
Grccnsboro'-viz., IiillsborO' Raleigh &c, East;
Lexington. Salisbury, Charlotte, &c., West; Co.
lumhla. 8. c.. Augusta, SAVANNAH, Macon, Co.
lumbus and Atlanta, Ga. Montgomery, Mobile
&C. Ala : New Orleans. &C.. La.
GOING EAsT.-THROUGH MAIL AND E&-
PRESS leaves Greensboro daily at ! A. NJ;
leaves Danvlle daily at a:2s A. NJ arrives at Rich.
mond daily at 1910 A. NJ. LYNSHBnRG PAS-
SENGER TRAIN leaves Burkevtlle daily except
Sundaysl at l2:i3 z. NJ; arrives at Richmond ati
P. NJ.
Through tickets can he procured at the ticket Of
dee In Richmond to all important points South and
Southwest. and at Greensboro and DanNlle 10 all
points North. East, and West
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
orq Superintendent.
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Hear the waiting boast,
Now shalt thou speak with me-"

We cannot be too misery in our sor-
rows,-at all events, in our veXutions and
annoyances-nor too prodigal in the sharing
OF our joys.
IN all our relations we find want of con-
sldcratencSS in this matter of bearing each
his own burden. In every community
there are few individuals who do all the
public work; in almost every family there
is one who is made to bear the burdens Of
all the rest. Usually, it is the much-en-
during mother; sometimes loving eldest
daughter; now and then devoted maiden
aunt. Upon this one hinges the comfort
and wcll-being of all. She is the main
spring Of the domestic machine. She is eX-
pcctcd to see that everything is done-done
al the right moment and in the best posi-
bic manner; to know the whereabouts of
all missing articles; to be equal to every
emergency; to answer all demands upon
her time, sympathy, and Judgment; and to
exhibit always the most angelic patience.
She Is the fairy pocket to which each one
goes for the thing he wants, forgetting
mean time that the substance of the fairy
herself is wasting away in the multiplicity
OF, her beneticent gifts.
| have no sentimental eulogv to pro-
nounce upon these sell-sacriicing women.
On the contrary, think they have much
TO answer for that whole families are de-
AIpl ailLcI ny luelI anu
cXacting, selfish, and helpless that their
own lives are shortened 10y bearing burdens
that properly belong on other shoulders
that year by year thousands of them drop
away from their places into premature
graves, WORKOUT, mentally and physically,
by the incessant demands so thoughtlessly
and unnecessarily made. If the love that
beWulls their loss, eulogizes their virtues,
and writes epitaphs for their tombstones,
had manifested itself while they were living
by thoughtful tenderness, and in shield
ing them from burdens too heavy to be
borne, they would not have fallen like
wlthered leaves in what should have been
the midsummer of their usefulness We
have no more right to be unjust to ourselves
than we have to be unjust TO another and
IN assuming responsibilities that do not
properly belong to us, a two-fold injustice
is involved. 1t is not only the right but the
duty OF every individual to be self-suf-
nclng; equal to the ordinary demands Of
his own daily life not to expect another to
90 Tor him what, he is able to do for himself.
That IL wise municipal regulation which
requires that each householder shall be re-
sponslble for the street in front Of his own
door; and when every one bears his own
burden the worlds work will be better
uone. Keeping ever before us the sunrise
OF noble purpose, the shadows will fall
Dehlnd us, and however great the burden
ihat we bear, it will not darken our way.
~ walk with no 1880 oAAo" WIZ
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NOR RENT, a desirable HOUSE, for -
Il n small family on the northwest corner IL
of Marshall and Second streets now occupied ny
Rev Mr. Chamhliss. The house has various con-
vcnienccs as bathroom, water-closets, sc. Eos
session given December LIST. Apply on the prem
Iror 9 .T-3tS
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i LAND AND PERSONAL PROPERTY,
LYING NEAR LETTERS ILLE. IN THE
COUNTY OF AMEtfA.-Dy virtue Of Il deed Of
trust executed to me by John + Neal for the prr-
Livse, r. +. Fam, and others, and duly recorded
in the clerks office of the county court Of Amelia,
shall: upon the premises NOV the residence nee OF
Der 1862. sell certain TRACT OF LAND near
Jetcrsvllc. In the county Of Amelia on which
said Neal now resides, containing by estimation
TWO HUNDRED AND SENENTl-FlVE
ACRES. "
Also. two HORSES. COWS. HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, PL Mt ALTON
UTENSILS, CROPS on hand, and one STILL.
TERMS PcrShablc property. all sums of 500
and under. cash above that amount six months
credit bonds and approved security for the credit
payments.
TERMS OF LAND: One-third in cash. and the
balance in twelve months bond and good security
for tho deferred payment on the land ana the title
withheld until full payment.
Possession given Immediately.
I. II. CAMPBELL,
no 9n--Tullv Trustee.
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By Wellington Goddln,

T ARGE AND WELL-LOCAT Z D
| j BRICK AND SUCCEED RESIDENCE,
AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF CLAY
AND FOURTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Nill be sold ut auction. on the pre-.
misses, on FRIDAY the itii of December. 1862 mt 4
O'Clock =. NJ. that very desirable RESIDENCE
located rs above now occupied by Mr. James ".
Allison. I. confirms about eleven rooms, tuclC-
ding basement also. = brick kitchen containing
three rooms. The lot has front Of about 40 feet
and depth Of $50 feet.
For large family this property has ample ac-
Communications.
TERMS Only $500 In cash balance at six,
twelve eighteen, and twenty-four months for ne
gotiable notes. interest added secured by 4 trust
decd w. GODDIN,
40 Auctioncer.
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FERTILIZERS.

TALClNED PL Asst Err .-250 barrels
" daily expected.
nc II a. :. LEE.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO, Whann's
- Raw-Bone Superphosphate, pure Flour of
Raw Bone. We are agents for the above standard
Fertilizers. Fall supply Id store and for sale by
sc 10 ALLISON 4 ADDISON.
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SPlRITS TURPENTINE.-A few bar
~ rels just received. vARNISHES of superior
quality. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.,
oc ~ Druggists.
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rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN CUMBERLAND AND
BUCKINGHAM.-TAc undersigned, trustee Ia A. =
deed executed by Dr.. William Is. Iowic5 ana VIE
.HL duiy recorded In the clerks Office Of Cumber-
land county. will sell ut public aucti3n on the
promises, on THURSDAY the 32th or december
$50 that valuable TRACT OF LAND situated In
CumhrrIuud and Buckingham counties adjoining
the lands OF Edmund w. Hubbard, samuel Garter
aad others. and containing FIVE ny NDnED
The land Is very valuable, IS IN good neighhor-
HOOD. aud has . considerable amount OF Wills
Creek fats. The improvements consist OF a large =,
and handsome two-storied cwcl!iig-house ana Al!
necessary cut-buildings.
TERMS: By the deed the whole Of the purchase
,,onry is required TO lie paid In cash but no doubt
Ia entertained that arrangements can be made on
the day OF sale for reasonable credit II desired.
RICHARD j. PHILLIPS
no o7-ataw4w Trustee.
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NEW BEGINNERS In HOUSEKEEP-
IN ING are respectfully invited to examine The
best stock of HOUSE-FURNISHlNG GOODS ever
offered Tor sale in Baltimore. ALL NEW, AND
QUALITY THE BEST.
SAMUEL CHILD & CO.,
No. 20 north Charles street, Importers of
China, Glass, Cutlery, Plated Goods, &C.
an11
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4 NTHRAC1TE COAL AND WOOD.

DOR CHEAP AND GOOD FUEL, 20
L to X. II. COTTRELL'S, Basin bank, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, No. OIL lie keeps con,
stantly for sale the best SOFT COX l.. the Dc,s
CLOVER HILL COAL, the best ANTHRACITE
COAL The best OAK and PINE WOOD, ~ lDe
lowest prices, for cash. no Till
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BY Grubbs e Williams. Auctionccrs,
Eleventh street between Nain ana Bank.

T ARGE SALE OF LAND AND PER
lISDNAL PROPERTY.-In compliance with Il
decree of the circuit court OF Mcck,enhurg, of Sep
teInbcr term, 1862 in the suit OF the Exchange
Bank for &c. Us. Couch &c, viii sell at the resi-
ii, nee Of John :. Couch, on WEDNESDAY TIE
18th of December. 1869, the TRACT OF LAND
,.ron which h. resides. about two miles from
Christiansyilc, Mecklenburg county, Va, adj
Joining Tie lands vi John Bruinc and others, and
containing FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
TWO ACRES, having upon II commodious
DWELLING and all necessary improvements.
Also 4 TRACT OF LAND abOuttwo miles from
the above. adjoining william Smiin and others:
and containing ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES. 49,
TERMS: One-thIrd cash; the residue upon a credit
of six and twelve months, the purchaser executing
bond with interest from date, and the title being
reta Inc until the whole of the purchase money Is
paid ;. X. JOuNSpN, COMMISSIONER
At the same time and place rs substituted trus-
tee I'm deed OF trust executed january, 1855, ny
the said John ). Couch TO G. FL. Pcttus. trustee,
viii sell nil the personal property OF the SAID
Stock OF CATTLE, HORSES, HOGS, and
SHEEP:
WAGONS, CARTS
FARMING UTENSILS.
One CARRIAGE, one BUGGY. and
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN tUhHl-
TURE. ~,
TERMS Cash. S.R. JOHNSON, Trustee.
RoYpTOX, November Is, 1869. no lids
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FOR REM.

DOR RENT, until LIST May, 1870, Il 81
l. beautiful little STOR T. AND CELLAR, z&l
No. $40 Broad street, between Eighth and Ninth,
south side. A longer time may be had. Price,
S35 per month. Possession al once. Inquire on
The Premises no 3O-3t
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TOR RENT, one large, comfortable 81
L BACK PARLOR, first Moor. Also, TW o Eli
ROOMS on third floor. Apply at No. 1856 Eighth
strant north Of nipl no
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@ Cd ss

es& -
TWO FAST DAILY LINES (sITNDsy
1P. u. EXCEPTEDl T0 THE North, EAST
AND VEST, OVER TIE FAyORITE R0rTlr,
QUICKEST ROUTE.-The THROUGH TIP a ahD
over this route are now run from the depot cns
Of Byrd and Eighth streets at II. A. NJ and itF
NJ. Sunday at II Is A. ~. only making close az ~
AND e new YORK FAST LINES and AdiTTih,SSG ,1,N
for THE GREAT NORTHWEST. "slai
Cars fitted up with SPLENDID RECLINING
CHAIRS, for which no charge is made. NS
Potomac river stop Mt Alexandria each way' We
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN 6e,ro.,
Richmond and Milford leaves the depot corner a
Broad and Eighth streets daily Sundays eIcnn.
ed) at 800 ?. IL, and arrives In Richmond At -:
A. NJ. 49,
Through tickets to all principal points North And
West. 80"
For further information and for through ,,clo,.
North apply st the Office corner Broad and Fi,s,s
streets, and for through tickets to all pons Sors
and West apply at the ticket Office corner Bid
J. >. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent,
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. nSI
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Raj.
~ ROAD-On and after THURSDAY. .sth "
vember. 1860, MAIL TRAIN viii leave RichI5oSs
daily for White Sulphur Springs at s:35 A. ~ and
arrive at White Sulphur ut $50 2. NJ: leave White
Sulphur at 3:!5 A. N. and arrive at Richmond =,
4:4O Z. M.-making close connections at GortonT
vile and Charlottesville with the Orange, Alexan.
dria and Manassas railroad mail trsius for AleI.
andria. Washington. Baltimore, PhiladclphI,
New York, ETC.; also, for Lynchburg. KnoxyIIa
Chattanooga, Memphis, New Orleans Montgom
cry. Mobile, etc: ut Goshen with stages for lev
ington, Natural Bridge, and Rockbridge Baths !.
ut Mib ,ro' with stages for Bath Alum and Warn
Springs; and ut White sulphur with stages ror
Lewisburg. Charleston, etc.
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN Will run between
Richmond and Washington nigh'lycxcep SUNDAY
without change of cars-lcavin2 Richmond at IN
p. VI. and arrive at Richmond ut $3.50 \. M.-lnak.
Ing all through connections at Richmond and
Washington SLEEPING CARS will be- attached
to tins train. and will be run through between
Richmond and Washington without change
JAMES +. SETHERLASD
po90 General Ticket Agent
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CARD TO THE LADIES.

- PILLS Sr Females. Infsiible in correcting
irregularities, removing obstructions OF the monthly
turns, from whatever cause and always succeasif
as a preventive. One pill is a dose. Females pc.
cusrly situated. or those supposipg themselves 50,
are cautioned against using these Pills, while In
that condition lest they invite miscarriage, amer
VIII ch admonition the proprietor assumes no re.
spOnsiblity. although their mildness would p event
any mischief to health; otherwise the Pills are
CONNIE nded as Smost invaluable remedy for the al
deviation of those suffering from any irregularities
whatever. as well as to prevent an increase Of fam.
ly when health will not permit ir; quieting the
nerves and bringing back the rosy color Of health"
to the cheek of the most delicate.
Full anc explicit directions accompany each box
Price 81 per box; boxes, IS.
Sold IN Petroleum Centre, by A. D. MILLER D
CO, "So'e Agents" for Petroleum Centre Pa.
Ladies'! by sending them 81 to the Petroleum Cen
tire p O. can have the Pills sent [confdentislly BY
mail to any part Of the country free Of charge
Sold also by r. G. Il G. 8 Clark, Ttusville,
Pa. A. r. Grifnth, OIL City; Fleming D. Ms.
Cuna Frank in; DR.. L. Acomb, Tidioute; =. q.
Hazelton. Warren and by Zone Druggist" in every
town in the lited States, and by
ju4 8. d. HOWE, PrOp'r, New York
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Rsturning-fsaves Pittsburgh at 600 a. M. and
TRAINS going West on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railway pass Homewo0d at ll,OO
and and sag S,3l a. m, and 3,6! 2 m. Pass Mane.
m: Pass Crestline at 1910 a m, and 1906,
$50 and 4,45 p. m, and arrive at Chicago at
100 and 9. 90 p m, and $40 and II 40 :. m
March, 1S8S.-tf - pt(l INN L - lr1>