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NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA NE"



FOX TRENTON AND plilLADEllHl \.
oIty-St Tor PHILADELPHIA. "a r,t-
lOi station ninth and Grccn.st% ~ CO. H.uV
o. M 80 400. $50. 7;il II p IN On sundays al 0''' "
H.; $50, - p. ana o.oo 81,
For saiion corner Third and Bcrkss-s At ESQ Ooo VIZ
a. m; 100 $50 400, 800 t:ljp M On SUNDAY d. o'''
d. ~; 800 y. ,,, 80 o.o, nix
For trenton Warren and 1uckerss ej9 I'D 39 III
n. M 1890 $40 500 a3J 7:lJ IL III. On SUNDAY o't'
T. i, ,1 Tins VIII Philadelphia 10Y New York
From satop Pla and Reading Railroad corner Ninth All
G,,enets "a 1902 $3.50 1910 lIU-. $780, $40 40,
10 n, an SUNDAY az $50 a. n, $50 ~ p. no a..
Eon TIiri and erk M u.s. 900 II a. m; l;jJ 5'-'
10 4 a. ll..5 a. ON sunday at S:2j 4.3O p III
denote Pu man cars nttaei - sts Il On ,..,,, Non.
From Trenton. Warren and ~ ~ - .t,t
6avi c.iO s2l 1Ol5a M l;53. - 1910 o-'I' o-''
~ n On suni'y-l2o ielj mi 81 p m, h 49,, r., and
tnunecfinu H. made Jersey tiy HlaopY ifry I'D An"
from Erookiyn aud Erie Depo" AZ Jersey yo Al, Oh
TcFefs foot oil LDcrtY-@t 'o- 49, avl -
p57 Broadvay ar tho pIineip5 hotels Sos aud Court
=, and Hrncx Office Jewels Wharf, BIopk3h ~, o.f -,
I'r,rt-ler Cumpauv t)Odas ENprrs- VII ~ ~
raee from h0!el residence 10 slhtul 40
riicoton can he made 9ii broadway 100 'lNtlANt,
New York and Courist BROOKLYN. ana tAnsc do III
Fell Telephone aud Law itl Et@l.
'oihco''oh wan - H. l.. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent
nor BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
gatuck and IIOrsltonic RairuadsSoamcrs leave CATH
arino In Pier 80. daily at l3Oa. H. and23O p H.
Er
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Gouartnsrshlp NoIlfss.

OFFICE of G.. McCulloch Bcecher ~ Co.,
I Di.n 1880 al WaiLst. NewYork and II o de Janero
MT Frank Johnson becomes par,rsr " cr nSuse
this date ~ MSSe'@So~ $1,000 -
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NMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
-EW.YORK ND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

Those Grsi.c;ass steamships sail regularly at p from
Pier $50. g NortI River. ~ follows
CITY OF VERA ti.l =. Capt Vans Wc1 jan Il
SANTIAGO DE GU A. capt FOOc. Jan. IL
Accommodation se For freight apply
10 WILLIAM T. CLYDE & CO. no. 81 Broadway.
LAYTON bros Agcn;sin Havana
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT,
AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEw-YoEK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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For Both Sexes-CitY.

FOr bOth beXe5-CltV-
A NJ. KINDERGARTEN NORMAL SCHOOL,
IA 33 East Ilthst f. NJ. COE. Plin-New classes will
begin alter the holidays Lessons thorough and practical
GARDNER INSTITUTE, COS Fifth-avenue.
~ boarding and Day school for Young Ladies and Chill
dTen. The rev. Dr. and Mrs G. II. GARDNER, Principals
Mss REYNOLDS eight years teacher
AVE- IN Miss Haines school ENGLISH and French school, No
West 47thst Second term. February 4.
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I OST or OLEN.-Bank- book Issued by the
IL seamens 9ank for saving 60 me Sub
this date viii apply TO the bank 10, new pook
NeM.York, Jan. ~, ls6O ANphEM pehNo. a
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TIVE ERIE RAILWAY.

I'HE ElIE RAiLNAn,vopt ,,r t,p,. m,
WESTERN RAILROAD. ARRANGEMENT OF trains taking
a. M Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express, Drawing
room Coaches 10 Buffalo and suspension Bridge -
6p.m. (Dally) Fast st Ious Express aI'1ng a. hufalo
wet Pullmans best Drawingroom Sleeping Coaches TO
e. ,. m CDalyl pacific Express for the West sleeping
nSf ana Chicago without Change Hotel Dining cats 70
CH7'T"T IN Immigrant train for tbs West.
Trans le3ye c1amhes street Depot Ne% York for
p m, and midnight saturday nights only. SUNDAYS 95
l9a mo- a hnS STOP, at PAX only on saadS GaS
u 1ianiei. Sundays. g. 800 1870 M ii5 $50 p H.
am Ts Il %% 90 5o go 10 1920 ilso I noon
i02l a No. i:ij. :3o I. D. M, and ~ mldnieht -
Rs g sunday aSG ~ SO 1920 a. M i i5 GJC p &
'' wa1T %' s56 NJ Aae,P Pa M aao .,o, sn,
ego sSg snG r. Kingston m S:sop H. Sundays ssOA
"Goshen, G. 100 o. 1929 M $3.50, $780, 4;SO D. H. sun
day9 q TN; IA ." 90 nm $3.50 1870 - m Sun
H. train, connect with New York aud osweso Midland Raj
port Jersis 100 loo M 400 O. p m. Sundays
SO oS a @ Of and quarter after each
hour ron for ana for apartments Driving
and Sleeping eaI be @as s Sn1 e GGr, for the
s 9lces Nos 350. 4Ol OF 957 Broadway N s. No
erT%Sf ro@ the West arrive at 72j
No. l2z JY Soa ~ ABs0rr GEM Pass'r Agt NewYork.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave Englcw OOd ClOster Pemon aud ack
n $50 o so, B. A. 4JO. 5:30 $40. $50 80 p m
SUNDAYS ga IN and $50 p m. The 1880 D. N. train will
lsove 70 minutes Saturday nights
sprIng Valley and MOnsey. Z, 300 400 D. IA
E''Hu'' JNo. n. ABBoTr. Gent PAssr Agt Ney..Yoe
ITO PHILADELPHIA.
L
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEWYOEK AND PHILADELPHIA.
10 THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; DEPoTs
~ PHILADELPHIA. IL NEW-YOBK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
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Citp propsrin mantso.

STORES and WHOLE BUILDINGS wanted
- also LOFTS. We are having cOnsi ant demand.
rutland d. WHITING, Beekman- st.
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HAVANAand MEXICANMAIL
az ) LINE Steamers leave Pier 40. g. y. r. at D. IN.
FOR HAVASA DIRECT


tallng - fGOgTcsO Campcche ana ffonteFa =,
CITY or MN YORK Uiayanl ana MeXcO). sat jar ~
CITY or WASHINGTON (tavana oniyl Thurs Jan y
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA Havana aud MeXco sat Feb. Z
CITY OF MASHINGTON Havana Ouyl.... Thurs. F'b ~
NJ as IA small service 40 extra cgasee
:. =. CITY or MEXICO VIII leave NewOreans IAN. ~
and Feb l6for NeIa Cruz Bagad. lamDic0 ana tux
pal. connecting with Steamers Tor Havana. Newly OK.
T. ALINANDkE SONS Nos. 81 and J3 HrOatNay
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Art Schools-Eew-Y York City.
MRS, LOUISA B. CULVER

win receive pupils in painting 0andscape flowers sti life
dina ana GocOra0n at Ter studio THE Bella No As East
2Gth-st. corner 4th-aye, beginning october !.
Refercuces Mr.. d. Huntington, Mr William Hart, Mr..
james 81. Hart, MI A. j. Bellows.
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pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
p college Conditioned rejected caGdidaies coached
summer or Winter StOck1iidcc. Mas 7. HOFfMANN.
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EOYS and young men admitted at any time
Sd to Media Tenn) Academy ~ miles by rail- fom Phl
delphia. SWIrHiN {. sIIORTLIDGE. A. Il tuaryad grad
uafe Principal
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VALE Law SchOol.-Regular course, years
GlsGas course flor degree Of DELI voare Fslltern.
,rens sept %. Address Prot WAHLAND Newhsven, "
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DOYS under SINTEEN, YOnkers, \. 7
D Thorough teaching; kind care low ratcs
Establish 1852 BENJAMIN MASON.
The Republican journal., 1880-10-14
Political Points.

The Portland Greenbae City Committee has ex
PEELED j. F. Turner for boiling the Fusion electora
ticket.
Both parties claim gains IN The Delaware local
elections of Tuesday. The Republicans carried
Wilmington by 27 majority.
Governor Colquitt is reelected in Georgia, by a
majority of 10000 The Republicans make some
gains in the General Assembly
Scion Chase published in his paper this week
several columns of letters from Greenbackers from
all parts of the country, approving his course in
standing firm against Fusion
Complete returns from this Congressional Dis
trict give Mr.. Murch 949 majority over Mr. Millken.
Murch has | ,42O majority in Waldo and $50 in
Knox. Mlliken has 600 in Hancock and l3l in
Washington
The Republican journal., 1880-10-14

MESSENGERS Notice.
ICE OF THE SHERIFF. OF WALDO COUNTY

OFFICE OF TIE SHEltIFF OF WALDO COUNTY,
STATE OF MAINE,
WALDO SIS, oct. l3, \. D. 1880
TJNlIlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the Sth day
/ of October, y. ID. 1880, a Warrant in Insol-
vency issued out OF the Court of Insolvency
for said County of Waldo, against the estate
County, adiudged to be Insolvent Debtor, on pc
tition of said Debtor, which petition was filed on
the sth day of October, A. D. 1880, to which last
named date interest claims is to be computed.
That the payment of any debts and the delivery and
transfer Of any property belonging to said Debtor,
to him for his use, and the delivery and transfer
of any property by him, are forbidden by law. That
Il meeting of the creditors of said Debtor, to prove
their debts and choose one more assgnees of his
estate, will be held at Court of Insolvency to be
holden at the Probate Office in Belfast on the 26th
day of October A. d. 1880 at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon.
Given under my hand the date first above written
CHAS. BAKER, Sheriff,
As Messenger of the Court of Insolvency for said
County Of Waldo. 2W42t
The Republican journal., 1880-10-14
SALT RHEUM ON BODY
And Limbs. Obliged to go about on Clutches.
wonderful Cure.

Messrs. WEEKS 4 POTTER; Genhemen-I have
had salt Rheum on my body and on my leg in Il
very aggravated form for eight years. No Kind Of
treatment or medicine or doctors during this time
did me any permanent good. My friends in Maiden
and elsewhere know that | have been great suf-
fercr, and that my condition at times has been such
as to make me despair Of ever being able to lind a
cure. or even relief. In fact, when | began the
use Of CUTICuRA my limb was so raw and tender
that | could not bear my weight on it without the
skin cracking and bleeding, and was obliged to 60
about on crutcheS | commenced to use the CUrI-
CURA in april, and at once realized its beneficial ct
fleets. 1t gradually drew the inflammation and
hunor to the surface, and fast il appeared
healed IT, At times, large quanttie, would come to
the surface, causing burning heat, Inflammation,
swelling and itching, which, under the constant use
Of CuINURA would rapidly -uhsidc and heal. Each
time these outbreaks grew less andle severe ana
finally disappeared, leaving me perfectly cured. /
used the u rICURA and SOAP five months and took
the REsoLNENI most Of the time, " ich were the
only remedies used think the RESDINENI h
very strengthening and purifying medicine to take
in such extreme cases mine, because the disease
is 50 weakening to the system
Very gratefully yours.
MRS. asa r. BROW \.
ALDEN, MASS, oct. Is, ISIS.
The Republican journal., 1880-10-14
(pticura
BLOOD AND SKIN
REMEDIES.

The publication of the Vital Fluids of foul cor
ruptions and inherited humors is the first step il
the treatment of Chronic Diseases of the Blood
skin and Scalp, with Loss of Hair No remedies il
the world of medicine to the
CUTCURA REMEDIES. The CUTICURA REsoLvENI
is a searching blood purifier, absorbent and tonic
invigorant, while no external applications can pos
sibly equal the CUTICURA, Medicinal jelly, and
the CUTICURA SOAPS, prepared from it. for cleans
ing diseased surfaces, and for the Toilet, Bath
Nursery, and for Shaving.
The Republican journal., 1880-10-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 CA RID

10 all who suffering from the errors and nds
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, SC, will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send selfaddresscd envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
I. INMAN, Station d, Ne1c York city. 1y1y
The Republican journal., 1880-10-14

FISH And Fl>HlNa. Herring have bceu pcnti
tai at Cranberry Isles one man has taken from :
to 10 barrels a hight has W Smiley, connect
ed WITH the | 5 Commission OF Fish and Fisher
J., aad Ccn~ 5 Of $50 Of Washington was in Els
worth last week searching the custom house
records for statst relative to the fisheries in tie
pstrct Of Freuchmans Bay. ..-. Mr. Ti,dcn Of
tAsuue ], to remove u Swans Island where he
viii establish a f,ctory for canning holsters fish
etc., The Cape Ann Advertiser says The best
fare OF Goldfish ever received at this port was
brought IN week ago last Saturday by the British
schooner keiso, capt. Benjamin Hines, Of y ar
mouth, y 5 direct from the Grand Bank The
kcso is 40 tons bulthen and landed !2o 600 lbs
Goldfish and 1000 lbs fetched halibut besides keep
ilg on board from 10000 10 100000 lbs medium
aui small collsh for her home market 49,. The
BootAbay Register says The Canning Factory
put up last week > 600 cans of mackerel and re
celyed enough Saturday evening to make 1000
cans more. Pretty good work for one week ----
On the 1th Portland firm took in from small
fishing vessels over $1,000 worth Of fresh mackerel
i. The t. 5. fish commission has finished It's
labors at Newport, K. L. for the season Prof
Baird the commissioner, has returned to Wash
ington AT Cranberry Isles Friday, Oct |, Mr.
Jonathan Stanley, nearly ~ years old went out in
a small boat and hshed alone, came in at one
O'Clock i'll the morning. and sold his fish for -
There are good reporIl from the Labrador fishery.
The Republican journal., 1880-10-14
--
SHIP NEWS S.


Oct. 9Th, schr. Alkaline, Babbage, Bangor.
Oct. It'll, schrs. Henry, Woods, Bangor for Bos-
ton; q. w. Baldwin, Lewis, New York; 5. j. Gil
more, sylvester, New York Mary Farrow, Patter-
shall, Bangor for New York.
Oct. 9th, schr. Jachn French, Boston.
oct. 10th, schrs. James Holmes, Ryder. Boston !;
Florida, Gilmore, Bangor; A. w. Ellis, Ferguson,
Lincolnvlle; Geo. Shattuck, Stover, Bangor: IIar-
monia, sylvester, Bangor; Charley Bucki. French,
Portsmouth.
Oct. 18th, schr Carrie Walker, -, Boston.
Oct. 18th, schr Brunette, Babbage, Boston.
SAILED.
Oct. 9Th, schr. Alkaline, Babbage, Boston.
Oct. It'll, schrs Lillian, Ryan, Boston; Brunette
Babbage, Boston.
oct. 18th, schr. Florida, Gilmore, Jacksonville.
Oct. 18th, schrs. A. W. Ellis, Ferguson Jackson
vile; Harmona, Sylvester, New York; Mary Eliza
Bullock, Lincolnville
The Republican journal., 1880-10-14
Babbitt Metal for Machinery,

VTNIPE METAL, the best anti friction metal for
L lining machinery boxes, for sale at
2olStf THE JOURNAL OFFICE.
The Republican journal., 1880-10-14
9eneraIitle s.


Otienbach tfa Frorol, oo,, ,,,sor g dooa
WIN p0SN'' 70 Ne"o
;naton IN 3 li'O' ms Do'' 'i'o riiu"1 III ASH
Professor Benjamin Pierce the eminent mathe-
Eight thousand horses iii New York city are sick
with the epizootic
and during September in Boston
o.,
oonle ooo heao OF cattle were burned to death
al hte III STEERING H., saturday
~ eIe were IIosls At number OF points III Texas
vi 'i'e H'sn's ol the ioufth ana min.
Fiftaan tbonsard horrols Of o,,n,os ,uouo sh;,,,d
from New Yor TN Emsan5 Satrprrd "''o 'n'pPeu
rho o.
Nav VAL waS io a. ID ~
w." lolA' was l"'u SATURDAY win appropriate
NVieh"i'eS'
Mr ~, ;niS'aEcy mas all'u 10 answer ms VIE
Ionroo A. xxx ii'i VIZ move ior
az 0NN'
The total expenditures of the East river bridge
a." ~. III, 5ius '"' nave reached 'he gigantic
Charles F. Freeman the Pocasset child murderer
auf fanatic, escaped Friday from the Danvers
Insane ASYLUM ana is now at large
Gen. Walker, Superintendent of the Census
finds that the census OF South Carolina is correct
and that the census Of 1870 contained errors
htP' eS'u'aliNt e. iIom lhe Masonic Grand Lodges
AMI a1rced to a settlement of their differences
Mss JeWett aud Miss Plnneo raced 20 miles at
Louisville Saturday, each having eight horses The
race was won by MISS Jewett IN - minutes. II
Dr1 In
tropical hurricanes IS at inst supposed, and fair
supply y irult may be looked for about the first Of
next month.
The largest shipment Of apples from this country
bF one steamer was by the Iowa, of the Warren
me when ielt Boston on Sunday with III b'3
barrels OF apples as part OF her cargo
Br.rnlIislon oti,ro trains, ~, peu,s,Iv,p;,p y
at pirtsbur, POM Satnrl.v r;,ht' 81 ,'s'
Were hiIl ' ana as many more seriously injured
! ''7''" man H'e'hS 10 nave peeh III ldui'
Jas kcor,. is reDorted ia bav. lost million ., 4
A halt dollars in ms wheat nnerations last r"ar
ana to have made eight millions in stock sDcrnln
tons while he was holding on to his wheat
Although there arr. some points u, IN. Nav En-,
lama ,naS1 that shoul1 M furnished vim r,,nr r.
major lights thi, coast taken as a wbnln i ~.
oe>l lighted section Of the coast line Of the United
States
-,
bodies If he abn-rrs II lie indson rIver tunnel
continues night ana iav. Nearly hair Of them
have been recovered though decomposed almost
heyoua recognition
chnor precincts That October is likely to be
and severe frost, There viii be- brief teTn ot
balmv Indian summer weather probably about thr
18th Ilth and 10Th
FS%i!eln portsmouth were aS"ulShed Thursday.
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not account for. and The value exceeded
fifty dsllsrs. Aeasn, after all tho faces and
circumstances OF the stesling pointed 10
Cooke, he isit on the Sd OF November and
went to Richmond. and was arrested there
on the eth Of November and brought hack
10 King aud Queen for trial. Again, Cookies
declarations were decidedly damaging 10
his case. Thursday was consumed entirely
IN the examination Of witnesses. On FRI
day Instructions were argued until about
noon. Judge Fosters instructions to the
Jury we're sound and satisfactory to oil the
counsel. The argument before the Jury
lasted until O'Clock +. NJ. The Jury re-
tired, aud In bali an hour brought In YER
dict OF agility" abd fixed bis term OF i'm.
prisonment In the penitentiary at four
years.
The prisoner received the verdict with
much composure, and made the best of II
he could. Thus ended one OF the most
painful trials IL was ever our privilege to
participate 10. Considering the former good
name aud character OF Johnny Cooke, and
knowing his family and relations are oil ex-
cellent people, they have our deepest sym
pathies in this sad misfortune.
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PETERSBURG.

~ psfxce ofoRog. TWO CHILDREN
~,.,x,p 10 psaTa THE REPORTED FATAL
'',sy,ct,Ty IN NORTH CAROLINA ouAilfi'
,'.,,o> : GONG TO RICHMOND - JAIL IN
s,.aysue>ry--THE HOLIDAY TRADE,
,co,,e, ,ondeuee OF the Richmond D'spa'chl
t0'' DECEMBER 10, 1880.
ere occurred yesterday on the farm oil
a.. cherries Leaih. ie Prince George county,
Nm, twelve miles from this CITY, winch
so',rovcr house occupied by some colored
,"horers. and burned two Young children 10
s"',h II was pretty much the old story OF
In urea The grown people went 70 WORK
!" tho field, picking peanuts. leaving toe
"huSren Ia The house by themselves. win
w 80 burning on the hearth. When the
WV 49, vxe,e discovered the parents aud
"s''sr hands were TOO far away TO return IN
80 70 save the house or the children.
NJ NJ. Tho fire originated Is OF course I'M
, 'o" the children were both very
i Huow Of them being Just able to walk
q, Cos Ne. ]. c. Squires who j. reported
-. - had me fatal difiicuty with Mr.. ".
prsd,ev near summit. y. c., IN which the
80, IL ssid 10 have lost MS life. The inli
.',,icp,ars have not vet been received. Mi.
lo,ire. h n constable 10 his township, and
a most worthy aud es,ima5le Young man:
lie was only married aboat year ago. mr.
Bfadley was much older
NJ .tohn I. Cocke this morning quahhed
90 execptor upon the estate OF the tate stts.
Matilda spoooer, VINO died without leaving
. vilt. n Is stated that the number OF iesa-
tees Is qnite large.
MIR. George W. Scott. one Of ibe best OF
our amateur mu .icians. and Tor some years
the orcani.i ri ~. PsoFs chuicn, Das ac-
cen,ed the offer IN connect himset WIN Tue
choir OF Grace (Eplscopail chnrcb, IN Hich-
mond. and Will enter upon his eogagemeht
there the first Of the year. lie VIII also
become a member Of your Mozart Assocla,
tion. and " may be allowed TO say H. VIII
proye desirable acquisition to your musi'
cal circles.
The improvements now going on In our
iaIi-the replacing Of nearly all the Ola
woodwork Dy Dew-rather CROWDS tue
accomodaiions OF the pri>oners, OF whom
there are several from adjacent counties.
I'm, a. the work is necessary for the safety
a the iNl.there is no help for the temporary
inronyenienee. Tae sending OF three pri-
soners here from GreensviIie is said TO have
been done by reason Of The unsafeDess OF
the iail of that county, which is to be re-
paired. -
Though the country roads are represented
10 he in very bad condition from the effects
of the recent rains, our markets are fuiIy
supplied WITH all kinds Of produce, aud our
streets sre flied with wagons from far ana
near. loading with merchandise aud family
supplies ior the holiday season. Pork, VENT
son, beef, game. dressed fowls, &c, are
coming in in plentiful quantities, and hnd
ready sale. The cotton receipts are largely
i'm excess Of what they were at THIS season
last year, and the offerings Of tobacco are
large. ROBIN ADAIR.
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IL has proved 10 be the most reliable and perma-
neat Neryjne and Nerve Food known TO the profess
siau nj present. II was frat used In France In the
cure or SICK Headache, Nervous Headache, Neurai-
gia, Nervousness, and Paralysis win much success
tut great difficulty found In getting The extract
In a convenient and reliable Germ.
That difieulty has now beer overcome by DIR. U
~. BENSON, who has succeeded In getting a perfec'
extract, which, ia combination with Extract OF
Chxmosaihs Ia the form Of Pun, has exceeded Oil
other remedies Ia The cure 0f Nervous Disease,
Heaaaches, and Indigestion. TIE addition Of the
f,hamoiaile not only makes the Pin u reliable and
rapid cure for Indigestion or Dyspepsia, but also
adds greatly TO the efficiency OF the Celery ~
nerve toaic.
The preparation OF Celery and Chsmomile Is ~
once one OF the most reliable additions to the Ma
teri. Medica aud one Of The most elegant and pure
medicines ever prepared, and must become uni-
yersxl favoriie and found fn All refined households.
fts eject upon toe skin 10 well known aud appre-
clated Nv all lovers OF fair complexion.
These T'iIls are sold bg all coed druggists.
price, SO cents box. or six boxes for $500 f;
postage free 10 any address. Depot, LOG north
EuIaw street, Baltimore, Md, and Mt Richmond.
Va.
Money sent by mali at PROJECTORS risk.
Do Tilt