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Bailrnaos.

WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL
W ROAD.-On and after Monday, Sent 4, 1911, Pas
senger Trains will run follows
Leave Worcester at $50 and H. IS M and 20 and
(GrotOn Passenger.l p m.
Leave Groton Junction for Worcester at S al
Leave Nashua at 40 a m, II 90 m and 500 n m
The $50 Train connects at tiehburg with trains for the
Vermont and Massachusetts,. Cheshire Rutland and
uringon Railroads. at GrOtOn Junction with trains OF
me Eitchburg (down), Peterboro and Shirley STONY
Srook, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads: and al
Nashua with trains of the Wilton Concord Manchester
anu Lawrence. Northern, Boston, Concord and Montreal
roads. ~ Ne"eA''""'e h'i
c,lhe lib m train connects at Fitchburg with
oleshlre and Rutland and burlington Freight and Pas
FiIhL 10 hntandl trains; at Groton Junction with
tra ,iS"5s, stony brook and Lowell and Lawrence
; ana at Nashua with Wilton, Cnneord Manches.
T am i@lwre9ce, Northern ito Frankiinl and Boston
N1 Ii ana Montreal ito PlyET onth) trains
,;t, ~ IN train connects at Fchburg at Is m
VIII chrsre Vermont and Massachusetts and Rntand
VIII Nght ESpress trains Groton Junction
trlin icpurg Peierboro and Shirley Stony Brook
a,rr,c iu ~ Nashua With Concord Manchester and
iiS'nlcct, Norlhern Vermont Central HiEht ExnreSs
oGdensDurg, and Montreal and ChampIain trains f''
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DR. Mansfield Is, without doubt, the most successful
pracioncrin the treatment Of those complaints requr-
ing skill secrcsy and experience, and all other Diseases
incident to Females that know Of Those recurring
medical aid both young and old male and female wifi
md u 70 Their advantage TO consult Dr. Mansfield. lie
lar graduate Of medicine, and gentleman worthy The
confidence OF the people Call at his office social chat
VIII cost you nothing and may be benefit to YOU
than Imagine, 49, $3.50 - ~
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MGnftinaI.
PURIFIES THE BlnnDI

have the names Of more than one hundred families in
Natick and vicinity who have used the p C. and find
that II is all il Is recommended.
DO you want a medicine you can RELY uponY If So
try bottle of F. C. and be convinced at once that ali
have said is true Once have II in your family and YOU
will not be without it, if faithfully tried Prepared only
by IRA o. BULLARD. Natick, Mass.
GEO. g; GOODWIN CO., Boston, Genl Ag'ts
Sold by all Druggists. deop3rn myIg
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Immediately cured and full vigor restored. This dis
tres ing at1ctiOn-whch renders life miserable and mar
riage mpossihe-is the penalty paid by the victims
improper indulgences. Young persons too apt to
consequences that may ensue Now, who that under
stands the subject will pretend to deny that the power
proper habits than by the prudent? Besides being de-
prVed of the pleasure healthy offspring the ser-
Gus and destructive symptoms of both body and mind
arise The system becomes deranged the physical and
mental functions weakened, Loss of Provocative Power
Nervous lrritability, Dyspepsia Palpltaton of the
Heart Indigestion, Constitutional Debility and Wasting
OF the Frame. Couch. COnsnmptiOn. DecaY and Death
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TO YOUNG MEN.

DR.. MANSFIELD, Pleasant NJ near Main Worces.
ter MASS has no superior In the treatment Of That de-
pl9fabls aniletlon Seminal weakness Spcmaoifh9a
Strictly private aud confidential
HOun-9 A. NJ, TO- NJ. ONCE open Sundays
G, MANSFIELD, MD.
No plpueunt a.,
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N EW ROAD ROUTE
VIA
birmingham and Lowell Railroad.

On and after Monday Oct, 18TH 1871 Four Passenger
Trains Daily each way SUNDAYS excepted,) Will be run
between SO. birmingham and Lowell, making sure con-
ncflions al So framingllam with Trains on b. & A.
r. H. from Worcester, Springfield Albany. and the West
faSscngers can leave Worcester, via b. & A r. r. at
20 A NJ, arrive in Lowell at S.4s a. NJ; at a25 An,
arrive in Lowell at ll4O A. N. at LAO P M arrive in
Lowell atSd rM; at 800 and $50 P. M, arrive in
Returning. Trains leave Lowell for Worcester and the
West nj 100 A. M, arrive at Worcester at $50 NJ: at
lS0 p NJ arrive at Worcester at $3.50 =. NJ; at 54S
arrive at Worcester at 1890 p. NJ
Through Tickets. and Baggage checked through TO all
important points. Trains arrive at and depart from
il. l.. n. r. r. Depot, Mddlesex st. forming tho hest
and quickest route between Lowell and Worcester
Springfield, Albany, New York and the West
- ,,e. ii. A. BLOOD, Sup't FitchbuIK
FL CRosSMAN, Gent Agent Lowell.
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OLD DIR. nAwLEY,s

NO MORE NAUSEOUS MEDICINES
for Seminal Wedkaess, Plies, contnence Of T,Jge
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THE SECRET MEDICAL COUNSELLOR


$50 Pages and II Illustrative Engravngs.
A new Medical Work written by Dr. F. IIallock. who
has had greater in the Treatment of Diseases
which are described in this work than perhaps ever fell
TO the lot of mortal man 1t treats on Lost Manhood
Nervous and General Debility, Seminal Weakness and
all diseases of the Gcnerative Organs in both sexes
Sent free on receipt OF stamp. Address "Haock Med
ical Institute
TO THE LADIES.
Ladies' married and single, consult Dr. Hallock on
all private and delicate arrangements with every assur-
anee of relief Dr. Hallock gives his exclusive attention
to the treatment of all Female Complaints from what
ever cause arising. Perfect secresy in all cases Board
and the best of nursing for patients who wish to remain
under treatment. DR.. lialOck is acknowledged the
leading physician in Boston in the treatment Of troubles
of a private and confidential nature His remedies are
sure, safe, reliable, and warranted eectual in every
case. His medicines prepared in his own private
laboratory, thus securing in every reliable prem
atatOn, Tree from posons or other deeteriOus sub
stances
BRANCH 0FFICE-203 Front ST., Washington
Square, Worcester. Mass. Open from a. NJ togPM
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VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,

" EhmONI AND MASSACH USETTS
~ AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILROADS
cars leave worcester Foster ST. Depot for HOOsac Tun-
mel North Adams. Saratoga and Troy, n Y at $50 M
Tor North Adams HoOsac Tunnel, Greenfield Sheburne
Falls and BrattlebOrO, $50 and LIS M P0r Green.
field at $50 and II Is a m. and 4.2O pm.
pm. - ~ ~
Leave Greenfield for Worcester at 30 and 9a5 M and
10y M Leave BrattleborO for Boston at 4,2l and S
Inc GOA m and 90 m trains from Hoosac Tunnel
oJ9 III tram from Greenfield, and Sal m and 200 m
trains from BrattlebOrO connect at Fitchburg With
trains tor Providence, Newport and Taunton.
Inc Luz a m and Lou NJ traius from Hoosac Tunnel
and Sal a m and zoo m trains from Brstteboro con
meet with trains for Worcester, Providence Newport
&c. o. II RJTGGTFg Sut,t
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PRsoo,X1IDIENCE { WORCESTER RAIL

E D. ShOoomAN, zen Agent Lowell.
o4 diff
PROYIDENCE 4 WORCESTER RAIL.
a. kI } Arrangement of trains, commencing Mon
Express Train stopping only at woop,octo, and Nv
brdgel leaves Worcester at lOl5 a. M Providence at
Accommodation Trains will leave Worcester for Prov
ueIcS ana way stailons at I0 (exp from WOonsOcketO
and IL 80 a. m 400 exp from Woonsocket,) and rio
Providence for Worcester and way stations. at los
The SOS tcxp) and 7,4O a m mail and 2ls n m fexp,
trans from Providence and the Ol5 m (exprcss) and
Worcester Junction with trains to and from
Fitehbnrs Rutland Saratoga, Montreal, Nashua
Sprhsnei&H; Albany Troy. Niagara Falls and points
Through Tickets and Baggage Checked to all important
connect woonsockct Junction with trains 10 and from
Milford, and at Waterford with trains of the Boston,
SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave proydence for Waterford 800 and 405 M
GGoinectins immediately with trains for Southbridge,
Leave Woonsocket for Providence at 2sOpm.
Leave Providence tor Uxbridge at ITO pm.
Leave lXbridge for Providence at s. 20 M
Sorsdge for %oTcassr at f @ M Leave
worcester for Norlhbrdge at 20 p. m
~ and llOO N and 420 IN. WoOnsocket for Milford
". D. HILTON, sup't.
FITCHBURG & WORCESTER R. r.
- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT = Commencing on
MONDAY May }, ls7l.-Passenger Trains for worces-
Leave Fitchburg, a m. Il. 50 and 5Opm
South fHchhur-, sos IN, II 81 and So nm
LeOminster, SIP m, 90 and 500 D m
Gates Crossing. S.l7 a m, | OF and 6O7 D m
Pratt Junction, 1926 a m, LIS and Is D m
Sterling Center, 1913 IN, LEO ami 6 20 IN
Passenger Trains for FitChburg-
Leave Worcester, 20 and II Is a and 2Onm
Sterling junction, 707 and II 81 m, and S 90 D m
SeTllnS Centre. 7. "a and 1905 p m. and 90 D m.
Pratt Junction. 100 a IN, and u "a and S. I6 D M
Gates Crossing, rs IN, l222 ana 5.A pm.
Icominster. 7,3O a IN, 1880 and $50 u M
South Fichburg. I 81 M, II 80 andj 81 m.
RAILRoAD CoNNECTloSs.-rhe $50 and Ii Is a m and
42O m trains from Worcester connect at FItcbbuTg
with the Cheshire and Rutland and burlington for
all points north and west; also connect at FitchbuTg
with the Vermont and Massachusetts, for Greenfield
and Brat leboro' and intermediate stations
Inc SgN m and II 50 train from Fitchburg con-
meet at Worcester with Boston Worcester Providence
y Worcester, Norwich e. Worcester Railroads and
field. ~ ~ NV " "'pA'iS
The 50 M train from Fltchburg connects at wor-
eester with'NOrwch d. Worcester Steamboat Train for
New York via New London. II. A. BLOOD, Supt
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FOR BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNG.
n TdoN-Cars leave Worcester at $50 and Ills m
Returning, leave Boston at 6.25 and II M and 4 M
change. e '
Passengers by this route land in the immediate vicinity
OF the Eastern, Boston Il Malue, and Boston & Lowell
epots also Steamers for Portland, ST. John and Hall
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DIR. HALLOCK has discovered the most certain speedy
and only efectual Remedy in the world for weakness
the Back Limbs Structures, Affection of the i'd
neys and Bladder Involuntary Discharges, Impotency
General Debility, Nervousness Dyspepsia Lauguor Low
Spirits Confusion of Ideas, PapitatOn Of the Heart
1imidty, Trembling, Dimness of Sight Giddiness
Diseases of the Heal Throat. Nose Skim Affections
of the Liver Lungs, Stomach BOwels-those terrible
Disorders arising from Solitary Habits of YOuth-serret
and solitary practices natal to their victims than
the song OF the Syrns to the mariners OF Ulysses blight
ing their most brilliant hopes or anticipatiOns.
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The examination of VIM. B. Burbank charged
with killing John Berrigan, took place at Pitts
field on Monday. Judge Briggs reserved his de-
cision till Saturday, but reduced Burbank's bail
from $4,000 to $1,000, and did not require wit
nesses to give bonds to ensure their attendance,
all OF which seems TO point TO decision tavsra-
bic to the defendant
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I.
A Shelburne Falls man has got pasture so
poor that he has TO keep il fenced against his
cattle, for fear that they may get in and starve
to death. Another man is letting his land run
up to brush and timber, so that he can have the
fences to burn up for fire wood
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ESTABLISHED In ls3s.-p YnIIN1
TmBrslia,' ap r9nsy Go9d, Toys ana sen GrclGs1
per Sisyies htampngior Embroidery. 'ng IN snum-
AHn.y W me French bye House Of gos,oo a.
sem 70 the Dye House, on Fridays " V1loh' Goods
~ vyseIFe the sign Of "Ihe Variety store - 49, IN,
Man stest, nearly opposite the QuinsleaoneS 30 226
lVH deOpu A-'AS'N Papb'
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Ware witnessed on Saturday the pitiable spec
tacle Of young woman of respectable connec-
tons, and twenty-four years of age, driving
through town terribly intoxicated. She went
mp the Greenwich road at full speed and offered
drink OF gin to several of the passers by.
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Married persons. or young men contemplating mar
riage being aware OF Physical Weakness Organic De-
bility. Deiormities, &c, speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care of DR.. Haock
may religOusly conhde in his honor gentleman and
confidently rely upon his skill physician.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-13

The ScrofulOus diathcsS has a wide
range OF development, such us cruptiOns
on the skin, affections Of the eyes, nose,
ears, and ulcers on different parts Of the
body, carries Of the bones, cancerous ailec.
tons, and affections Of mucus surfaces, &c.
But the most common form is that of
glanduIar affections, or swelling, enlarge.
ment and final suppuration Of the glands
Of the body.
1t is truly lOathsOmo and troublesome
disease, and We should always regard
with the greatest suspiciciOn the enlarge.
ment or induration Of any gland, or the
formation of any tumors on any part OF
the body, md from the very earliest nc.
Rod OF its existence use our utmost eXer.
tons to prevent It's further increase or
extension, and TO remove il as soon as
possible.
Fortunately for those labOring under
this class OF diseases, the progress of
science favors us with the means OF dc.
tecting this peculiar state OF the blood, as
well as furnishing lis with the remedies
Tor completing a cure, when n cure is ut
all 10 be had.
In the urine OF sCrofulous subjects there
is peculiar substance called CwtiRe,
which essentially Charactcrizes this dis.
ease from all others, and there cannot, in
any case, be n complete cure effected but
BY the remedies which favor removal Of
this substance.
Whatever will arrest most speedily the
communicating virus of scrOiula, will re.
duce most readily the tumors, or heal IN
most quickly the ulcers.
We have cured many very bad cases Of
this terribly annoying and loathsomc dis.
case.
One of the very worst cases we ever
saw, was from an adjoining county. lie
was cured in few months and is now
we'll
Several bad cases in this city, Il number
in Allegheny city and some from yearly
all the surrounding counties have been
cured OF one or another form OF this in.
veterate disease by our remedies and
treatment.
ltyou have sCrofula, or a scrofulous dia.
thesis, white swelling, cariOus bones, run.
ming ulcers tumors, eruptions, discharges
from the car, nose or eyes, or enlargement
OF the glands, send Tor the remedies thus
scientifically prescribed. and have com
plclc cure elected, rs hundreds OF others
have done.
For the benefit Of those living ut dis.
lance laboring under chronic affections
and unable TO attend in person, we would
say, by sending vial Of urine Tor exami
nation, the necessary medicines can be
sent them by express.
l.. 0LD;HUE, VI. d,
7. L. OLDsuUE, NJ. D.,
j. W. OLDsuUE, NJ. D.,
Address DRs. OLDsHUE, No. 1872 Grant
street, Pittsburgh, Pa
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, September l2.-Flour-
Quiet and firm; western supertine S. Goa
q 90; do. extra 81 00aS 90; family IS 5Oa
. 50. WhCatTFirm; choice white 81 0ja
9 90; lair to prime red 81 co. choice amber
81 goal 95; good to prime red 81 SOal IS;
common to fair 81 Goal Gj; red western
81 Goal 20. COrn-Dull; mixed western
GliaG?c. OAts-Steady and firm; western
mixed 3Sa39C white 40ailc. Rye-Quiet
at 7jaSjC. PrOvisions-Quiet. Mess Pork
-$l4 5Oal4 IS. Bulk Meats-Shoulders
&c; sides SIC; clear rib do. Oa0tc. Bacon
Shoulders SC; sides l0tal0ic; clear rib
sides lOiC, Sugar Cured uams-Firn
and higher; sales at lsal0c. Lard-Dull
at 0tC. Butter-WestGrn is unchanged.
Whisky-Quict and firm at 03!c.
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ing pot at the store" Half an hour more
passed by. Gus rearranged his necktie,
Dick yawnCd, the rival salesman twisted
his cane languidly, the journalists looked
at their watches, the musical men whistled
softly. Will, thoughtful, slightly suIky,
stood in corner, hummiDg doleiully,
allow can leave thee" During the last
halEhOur he had been closely observing
the nnbidden guests who had entered
after his own party, and who were appar.
emily us much disconnected and disturb.
cd us they. lie had particularly noticed
that although they wandered about with.
out any apparent guiding principle, they
never by my chance approached the part
OF the room which himself and friends
avoided,
Whispering o word to Dick he took his
arm and walked up 10 the picture, which
had been so carefully Stunned. The two
stood for few minutes and gazed upon
Il with an enraptured stare, then turned,
looked into each others eyes for q second
or two, at the end Of which performance
Dick clasped viii in a most aGectionate
embrace, crying "My adOred Della y
while viii rubbed his eyes vigorously and
shouted MY dearest Arthur ~ The
charming unanimity with which stage
chorus OF admiring friends utter the long.
lost herOs name when he stands revealed
to their admirlng eyes, was moro than
equallCd by the precision with which the
dry goods party cried Arthur and the
other occupants Of the room cried "De.
liar Then, for few moments there
was silence, while each man gazed
rather sheepishly at his neighbOr. Then
came roar Of laughter which brought
everybody employed in the shop and all
the customers who were in It, 10 sec what
was the cause of such hilarity. They re-
Ceived no explanations, but soon saw n
dozen gentlemen going away together,
and overheard some remarks about din.
ner at PGrker's. Had they followed the
laughing twelve thjher they might have
found them comparing notes over su.
perb dinner, finding out who dictated the
most trying questions and who originated
the most telling arguments in the letters,
and altogether enjoying themselves rather
better III playing 1.-THE Bitter Bit" than
they would have done II the dry goods
men had met Arthur Pcndennis, and the
other party had succeeded in finding the
lair and learned Della. Moral: Before
you write letters to an unknown person,
be sure that he or she is a unit.-B0S:on
Globe.
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MILWAUKEE, September 12.-Flour-
Steady; XXspring 81 OOl7 90. Wheat
Steady with moderate demand; No. /,
81 90 No ., 81 q. COrn-NO. 9 mixed
SIC. Oals-NO =, 2jiC. RyC-NO. /,
5lG. DMley-FalI No. ., BGu.
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Wherever known, is now Acknowledged IN bc
Inc best pump Tor all purposes yet palcu,cd.
Manufactured at Bridgeport, Ohio.
Please Romember Tho Best ia
Always tho Cheapest.
WeAtc now prepared to oil orders, or nut I'M
thrse pumps on shOrt noii.c, and guarantee en-.
t Ilo A,lslAehoh' and would cali the attention Of
for II: N'"''''"
let. Its economy IN construction. combined
WIN durability, makcsit Tor Gciy1l f6yrics. The
cheapest Pump III use. ''''
ID. AZ the STOCK Is galvanized wrought Iron I,
ner decay or rust
ID Tho great enemy Of the Pumps ia frost
which IN single night Often Ccr'tOys and snIits
thc very best material aud renders useless in
the hour OF greatest need.
This Pump Cannot Freeze
Because when tho Pumps no; In use the wafer
l%ls TO II. level In the chamber, which il ALWAYS
placed below the irrczirg point.
18th freshness Of wafer Is always insu,rL ~
well. ''"" VI NV
Sih Impure water from dccaycd or rotten
pump stock Is entirely Ohy!aird
ON mn IN contraction It Is both simple and durs.
OIS Tue handle Il made Of two wrought lion
TOds aud 81 arranged that while It Is liglt, yCt
has great strength The cylinder In whIc !, Inc
work lie performed II Iron. linci will cn,rr- a.,
copper lining Pltttgi' FHS' and mAkrr tut i','r
friction. This iron chamber Is not sn'FH,,. a..
hut placed Ia the well above the waite "a. -. ,,i
VIII wuik ~ well under Us above The ,y,f,.r
IN. ltcan hc used In driven or Il ia, ,yrm
WIN ny ZANE ease Rs well Of larger III arnc'.r
SIN, For IT. general AdlpAbity ali pgmp ia
without rival. The Pump may he p'arri Al
yonF dwelling or harm, or Within the hni.diyg.
aud connected with the we'll. " rpr!t : or Other
BODY OF water, hliy Ir ORr hUud!ri NITls az.
ttht, and vii. work with the zane case a. Iboush
standing directly over toe water
WIN. u Il Engc acting and pumps only with
the down strJkc ut the aRdlr, ara thus avoid.
inc htary hE required In the double set .nr lHup.
lUth, by attaching 4 short hose, \ stream rIty
BE- thrown MY 10 sixty feet and may often h,
used ioAdNhnlAcr In watering GArduus and lawns.
Washing Windows, cleaning huugiCs Cxtinpuish
inE ttcs, or rIcvai'ng water. We recognize Tho
IAct mat ltfcpni'c, more power tn elevate water
rom u ncrl thiu IrOm a shallow well HuiAs
lAt a. Ia UhNiAtr this difficulty ior dCrp
Nc!lr, w. Manufacture smaller chamber. rnIhat
WINE tue volume n wStcr IL diminished. Inc
power tcqlifrH Il not greatly increased We
C'h'm lhai ny the combination having all Tho
ADVANTAGES OF MmO-ph,fi' pressure In com nina
non win lhrcr, thAi the SlSCL am puMr will
elevate wafer from deep we'll with less pOwor
.nAn any ht6mtr3f or pUflY IOr% pump In cx!s.
fence THIS ramp Is easily adapted 10 supply
wafer 10 slcSm mills, ana lGr Transferring The
contents ni valS In nlErtTitE isunruFpass'ul
u Jon want Pump guaranteed tn give salts.
faction, send your order To SINCLAIR h UUI,.
LlSTkR, Bridgeport. Ohio
iylS >''''' "E'h'' "Ahlcu.
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CINCINNATI, September 12.-Flour-
Dull and prices q shade lower at 81 Goa
! 10. Whcat-Dull and prices dropping;
red, 81 40al 45; white, 81 55al G5. Corn
Steady at 45c. Ryc-Demand iair: mar.
ket firm at 75c for old, and GSa72c for
new. Oats-Steady; old, 34a4Oc; new,
2Ga33c. Barley-Quiet and unchanged at
GOa0Oc. Groceries-Firm and fair de.
mand. Oils-Firm. Eggs-17a1SC. But.
ter-20a23c. CheesG-Demand fair and
market firm. P0rk-Dull and prices
nominal ut $l3 %. Lard-Summcr SEa
Sac; winter, Sc. Bulk Meats-Shoulders,
&c; sides held at SIC, 0ta0iC; &c less tree.
ly bid. Bacm-7tc, lOtsl0ic., Sugar
Cured llams-Firm; 15ial7c for summer
and winter. Uogs-Demand lair and
prices advanced at 81 50a5 10. Whisky
Steady at Doc.
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0EaGttellt9snesr.
From the Commercial Advcr,Iscr)
a NEW " EXCELSIOR."

rom the Commercial Adycrtlser)
a NEW d" EXCELSIOR"
|.
The night had sunk on Chappa1ua,
The wind was keen, the air was raw,
A. iOfth the farmer went 10 peace,
win This device on HE vAllsr.
I'm going wCsI'
II.
Ills pants were short, his boots run down,
Ills felt hat smasl cd In at the crown,
And like a sqnCaking Cart.whCel run
The accents of that we'll known tongue:
I'm going West"
III.
In White House window, bright and warm,
lie dreams he secs Ulysses form.
Then yanks his trousers high and higher,
Rips lercely out, and screams In Ire:
"lm going Vest.
".
"DoL'ttr that dodge John Cochran cried
THE RIcc.trAdu boys will tan your hide r.
Upon his nose tear drop shincP,
lie wipes II on his sleeve, and whImcs;
"ImgoIng West"
V.
beware OF those who'vc read yo1r booker
You'll know them by their vacant looks;"
This was a "soreheGd's" parting cry;
A silver voice replied: lyon lIe"
"rm going West"
VI.
A sleepy "cop" that morning found
The old man seated on the ground,
Still cllnglng TO his cArpet.5ag.
Which borne this motto on it, tag:
"lm going West!"
VII.
There, meath tho Franklin statue, sat
Old ChappaquAck in his white hat,
Like huntsman resting from the hunt,
While from his lips escaped q grunt:
I'm going Hcst"