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The Portland daily press., 1886-09-02
OXFORD COUNTY.

The Oxford County ADVERTISER, IN COM
memoration of Norway's centennial cele9ra-
tion, which occurs next Wednesday, mas
issued an illustrated supplement-. 1t s, IS a
most ambitious and successful effort. -Four M
large pages are given to the history anu m;tb iJ,
appropriate Illustrations representing the \;
Oxford Bear in all his glory and the PiTILnci- PiId.l
pal business establishments Of the Ylllase.
The people connected with the AdyeirtlsGhr .ei.to
are not neglected, and blograpnlcaf , ssmetIbi tb
is given of every one i'll the oIice, lioAi Siio
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-02
Trotting at HaverhiII.

HAvERHILL, Mass, Sept. 1.-The races
and hotiy contested. Following is the sum-
mary:
c. E. Mosher, ns., bg., Frank Patchen. 81 l l
Miner Skinner, ms. ch. M, Minimize West.2 = 8
b. q. Kimball, ms. SIS. M, Clean. ..,.-..o d z
Time-2.3514, 239, 2.39A
There was match trace for $780, Fhe
summary follows:
L. p Pnkham Exeter, N. H., ms. CHI g.,
Chestnut Dan ........... ...........-......-l L L
E. Brewer, Kensington, N. H., ms. bgro .
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A SHOCKING AFFAIR.
Two Little Children Burned to Death
at Brewer.

BANGOR, Sept IA shocking affair oc-
Cured in Brewer today. The son ana
grandson of John Mutty, aged respectively
and years, went into a stable to play
with matches. The stable caught hre'
burned down. and only the charred remains
of the boys were found.
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-02

At St. Louis-Bostons, II; st. Louis, 3.
Base hits-Bostons, -; st. Louis, 6. Errors
t At Detroit t~Detroits, 12; New Yorks, Z.
Base hits-Detroits, II; New Yorks, H. Err
rors-Detroits, 4; New York, 10.
At Kansas City-Philadelphia IL; Kan
sas Citys, 3. Base hits-Philadelphias II
Kansas Citys, -. Errors ors-Philadelphias, 2;
Kansas Citys, 10.
At Chicago-C Chicagos, Is; Washingtonss.
3. Base -Chicagos, IL; Washingtons, Z.
Errors Chicagos, 6; Washingtons, 20.
At Baltimore-Brooklyns 10; BaltimoreS,5.
At adelphia-Athletics, 6; Metropoli-
tans, 2.
AZ Pittsburg -Louisvilles, 10; Pittsburgs, l..
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-02
Prize Fighters Arrested.

BALTIMORE, Sept. John Murphy and
BiIlv Young. principals, and Jake Kilrain.
accessory, We're arrested at an early hour,
Wednesday morning, on charge of having
engaged in a prize fight on Monday night
Murphy and Young are charged with having
assaulted each other, and Kilraln with hav-
ng abetted both.
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-02
Falmouth.
THE WEATHER.
WASHINGTON. Sept. :

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.
For Maine and New Hampshire, fair
weather, stationary temperature.
For Vermont fair weather and slightly
warmer.
The indications for the next "a hours COM
mencing at a. m. Thursday, Sept. I'd, for
Maine and New Hampshire, are fair wealth
er, stationary temperature, northerly winds,
becoming variable.
For the rest of New England and Easte m
New York, fair weather, slightly warmer,
northerly winds, shifting to southerly.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 1, 1886.
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-02
Supplies for Life Saving Stations.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has award
ed contracts for supplies for life saving dis
triets as follows: For the first district, EN-
bracing the coast of Maine and New Hamp-
shire, Geo Hayman, New York; r. A. Rob
bins, New York F. and c. b. Nash, Port
land; Gus NJ. Shaw, New York; Burgess,
Fobes e. Co., Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-02
THE DOMINION.
Still Another American Fisherman
Seized.

HALIFAX. N. S., Sept. Capt. Lorway,
Of the cruiser Roulette S ,ized the American
schooner 100 a Highland Lady off East Point,
Prince Edward Island, this morning, for
fishing inside the three-mile limit, and towed
her to Georgetown.
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-02
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.

Published every day Sundays excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
AT 81 EXCHANGE STREET. PORTLAND. ME.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-02
THE STATE.
ANnRoscoGGIN COUNTY.

Nearly 200 members of the Goss family,
had reunion at the Poland camp-ground
Wednesday. Mr.. John T. Goss of Presque
Isle, man 80 years old, was present from
Aroostook county to pay his respects to the
root of the family
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-02
hanIan Defeats Courtney.

RocKAwAY BEACH, L. l., Sept. Thirty
thousand people witnessed the three mile
sculling race between Hanlan and Courtney
The former won time 10 minutes % secohos'
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-02
Grand Circuit Meeting at Hartford.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 1.-The first
here were great success, the attendance
being fn Vars larger than on the first day for years
The track was in perfect order, but strong
breeze blew down the back stretch making
the time a! few seconds slow. The summaries
follow:
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-02
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

Mean daily bar. 80. 115 Maximum ther, 68.6
Mean daily ther. 5S4 Minimum ther... 53.2
Mean daily DIV pt. 44.2 Max. vel. wind. ...16NW
Mean daily hum....61.5 Total Drecip....... o
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
(Sept /, 1886, 1000 T. NJ
Observations taken at the same moment of time
koI1 ctu
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-02
CAUCUSSES.

peering.
The Republicans of Deering are requested to
meet at Lewis Hall, Woodfords, on SATURDAY,
Sept. 4th at p. M, to nominate candidate for
Representative to the Legislature
Per order of Republican Town Committee.
Falmouth.
The Republicans of Falmouth are requested to
meet at the Town House on Tuesday. Sept. z. at
O'Clock, to nominate candidate for Represent
ative to Legislature. Per order.
Fsas 2sge North Yarmouth.
hThe Republicans of North Yarmouth are re-
quested to meet at the Town House on Thursday
Sept. 8, 1886, at A O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose
of electing a candidate for Representative to the
next Legislature, to represent the classed towns
Of North Yarmouth and Yarmouth.
Per order of Republican Town Committee.
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
New C|Oakings.

Our Cloak Rooms are being filed verv
rapidly with newest style Fall ClOaF
ings, and we are prepared to take or
ders for Ladies Fall or Winter Gar
ments as they may be desired.
Our work Is guaranteed to be entirely
satisfactory in every respect.
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-02
ON THE TURF.

w. w. EICHELBERGER,
Sergeant, Signal Corps, U. 5. a.
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-02

Another shock was observed, but was also
very Slight Prof Simon Newcomb of the
Nautical Almanac furnishes, the. following
figures regarding the earthquake: First
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-02
RINES BROTHERS.

DR.. {. B. REED,
GIaIrVOyant and Botanic Physician
MEDICAL ROOMS
592 CONGRESS- ST., PORTLAND, ME.
DR.. Reed treats all chronic diseases that flesh is
heir to; all cases that are given up as lacuraDle
by the allopathic and homeopathic physicians: !
will take their case to treat and cure them. ma
about fomr-ffths of the cases given up to die can
be cured. Examination at distance by letter,
with their full name and place of residence and
one 2-cent stamp and S2.00. Examination at the
office 81, and consultation free.
Once Rours-N .. m. 10 O. o. ap1Osnf
The Portland daily press., 1886-09-02
Games Yesterday.

Games lost. .. l3ol31 44i44l42l49l
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-03-18

u Il /. - s5
Hector etait rest6 ten extase de-
want cette jeune file qn'envelop-
pait un lumineux rayon ct qui SEM
.blait arpartenir bien moins au
monde reel qua celui des reves.
Suzanne d '6tait rapproch6e du che
vet, await pench6 sur le malade son
regard rempli de sollicitude, ct So
.dressant quill Ia contemplate ayec
2une fixite singuliere, ellie prit sur
.la table une tasse Aui contenait le
medicamenl ct papprocha .des le-
yres du malade, tandis que de Tau
Itre main, ellie lui soutenait douce-
ment la tete. B.
II coda b l'invitation muette de,
Suzanne, ct, les yeux ardemment
fixes sur les yeux de Ia jeune file,
iii but ce qu'elle lui pr6sentait;;S
mais envahie tout 3 coup, par une
sorte de monte qui lui fait monter
|la rougeur au front, Suzanne se
hate de reposer la tasse ct de de-
tourner la tete sans prononcer une
parole, la demarche qu'ells g latte
d'abord avec IN innocent abandon,
lui appara1t maintenant sous IN
antre aspect. Ellie tremble qu'en
s'eveillant Pierre ne l'apercoive an
chevet de Get homnne. u lui SEM
|,ble qu' ellie ne saurait plus COM
ment expliqusr ga preseuce, et pri-
de dun effroi snbit, ellie se dirige
vers ID porte dun pas inquiet ct
|raplde. s5
Non, non, . '6crie Hector On la
voyant s'eiolgner, reste, restrl
Mais q ces paroles inattendues
Suzanne, saisie de peur, ouvre la
porte ct disparait.
II semble y Hector qu'en 6ten-
ldant les bras i retiendra cette ON
be, ii cherche d s'6lsncer horsE du
lit et dams u brusquerie de son
lmouYement, III tteint IL petite ta.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-03-18

.fLa suite sur sla quatrieme page.l
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1886-03-18

Larose,
! Entlspreasar e11 - ras j
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. a New nnl ,nluADlo ll,pno.lo


Crethan, experimental upon rs 10 its
mar otto qualities, first BY SChmcidel.rg
on animals, and by on JollOy on men,
forms white crystals, easily soluble III
water, inOlorous, anl Of a not dis.
agreeable taste, reminding one OF salt.
peter, DR.. Won Jaksch. after having
made several experiments on rabbits,
administered uretban ITO tilnOs III
twenty diCrent cases, and found that
even half a gramme OF Il to ono kilQ.
gramme Of body weight produced no
toxic effects, roses OF 0.25 TO o.,
gramme hal either no percoptibly
sopOritlc elects whate or, or only after
repeated administrations doses Of one
gramme, however, never failed to pro
ducc sleep.
l'rethNn principally acts upon tho
brain, without perceptibly influencing
the eNCitahility u the p5ripheral sensi
tive apparatus; hence, rs the author
concludes from his observations, Il
proves ineffective to allRy the harrassing
cough OIL consumptive patients, neural.
gin, and the intense lRncinating pains
from which persons affected with tables
arc 50 often known to suffer. rethan,
according to tho author, seems to OK.
hihit tho following adYantagei over
other hopnotics ID 1t Ggrees with the
patient. ~ i has absolutely mother
effects. az Tho sleep produced by Il
resCmblosthO normal physiological sleep.
II. Won JaEsch is Of opinion that
urOthan Is especially suitable for chill
dreu, drunkAris suffering from dgllr.
hun, ard persons subject TO dts Of
mania. Tho author always admins
torOd II without any corrigOnk AS it
elsily diSsolves in wat@, sensitive pa
tents may DO giyOn 4 solution Of 1t with
tho addition OF so no eorrlg ut.
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no Naeps "a KlFssis

INNN ~ itIln ftf.fII
The Klrgtiz ocary themselves o..
clnsbely VT catgie breeding and aro,
u Is SAID. noted for theif scfdpllou5
honesty q long, clnuSlly stitched
CLOAK KAT and brooches 81 core
camel laif form thaits dress The
headgpAr emblis "a Old W0mans
hood cfit1dihs iifaar Of th0nesS iof
about Aeycn Inches ID the Shape Ola
lluneNfd cone According 10 the rank
hnl wealth d ihg Rearer i q en-.
Drpldfed With fafiolk inrs, eto. The
pfaeileil 81 W Of the cone i 70 admit
yeniilati0n 10 the hoad through tbs
opening liChine across a Kirglllz Who
hid teen educated az tho tfanhnrg
eeademy;end he, as Others 10 proper,
tiona fieyhago migel with and 10.
cgue habitlated to l'usiau ideas. op.
Plre1Hg DOL bis Utmost 70 avoid being
tlken FOR wtat he IS
lAe dress Of thb women diiers but
slightly from that OF the mon. For
exiinple III lien 6t the hootl WOMAN
toseta ilgr head With ayarlety Of rags,
banleg ets 10 the manufacture Of
Wllfin AMI soitscafis, Cloaks, etc., ont
Of cimals and goats hair they show
great skllland Ingenuity. According 10
theideisp prevalent among tbs Rirghiz
tleWiie merely aslRye, bought at q
certain price, and destined 10 boar all
domestic Labor For the Kirghir, as for
all romalIc tribes, the dirty aud ugly
felt kibltk8s ser.e as residences.
Tho lrst thing In the kibitka that az
tracts the attention Of tho visitor Is the
siore OF provisions suspended from tho
roof TO SIT; dried and smoked fish and
horseesh. The lattcr constitutes q
great dolicacy, and Is q Injury that only
the ypil.to,do classes can attain 70.
Tie heat and e1nni Of Fort Alexan.
droYsk are inexpressiblo, the one sole
distraction being the arrival Of q ship.
aEyenithis Is denied 10 the inhalitants
inWinter, whenthe Caspianls frozen.
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DlamArok's Tot Adherence.
Isl James, Cnyri,eI

II there Is anything which oifcnds
Prince Bismarcks eye moro than Ger
man Look printed In koman characters,
1t Is an illegiule signature. He CON.
plains, In a circular ust addressed 10
tho desks Of the different branches Of
tho public service in regular communi-
cation with tho chancellery that several
Of his official correspondents writo their
names IN such q way that their sigma.
ture, OF what they call their signature"
Is absolutely undeCipherablV. This tho
pfinco considers not merely unbusincss
ike, but apOsitive piece Of inOlvllity,
lnnsinuch as 1t puts tho receiver Of such
o document to tho trouble Of consulting
tho Official directory to identify tho sig.
lRture. The prince refrains for the
present from calling the attention Of
any one in particular to this notiica-
ton, bnt 10 will not hesitate TO 10 so
on a future occasion should 1t DO left
anhocdad by any Of those 10Y WHOM it
"a meant.
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Inpn article on the gains Of authors,
whlchhas recently been reprinted in 0
number oincwspapers, surprise Is OK.
pressed that Dickens should not hayf
lptt a larger fortune than -, 0Ol pounds
sterling. have an impression thAt
Dickens, total property amounted 10
nearly 100, 900 pounds sterling, but OF
that considerable proportion must
have come from the profits O. his read
ings. There Is no doubt that Dickens
made some very bad bargains with pub
Fishers in his elrly days, aud 1 know
that bis friend 'lRlEourd once calculated
that during a period OF 1.-Two years he
ought TO have teen receiving 10000
pounds sterling q year from his works,
but ono can not form any estimate Of
his total gains from literature by tho
amount Of bis possessions when he died
II N st be remembered that Dickens
himself made every shilling which he
ever possessed, and no not only lived in
a very liberal style for thirty. years,
keeping up considerable establishment,
aud often travelling without much re.
gard TO cost, but he also brought up a
large and expensive family.
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The metric system Of weights and
measures was adopted enthusiastically
In many laboratories when ilrst intro
duced, but is now said to be rapidly
losing ground. It has been the cause Of
many serious errors. The fact that the
displacement of little dot will turn a
comparatively harmless dose Of medi.
cine into ono having q deadly poisoning
power bears strongly ngainst it. Mr..
Oscar 0ldberg, q much respected drug.
gist, who formerly advocated the sys-
TEN, has decided It to be lm8ulted to our
nquirements, and this viii have much
influence with many people who felt
thp defects Of the system, but did not
Ike TO reject Il. Exchange
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now nlnld rnId Tor Iler cnrIo,It,

Montreal Cos. New York Herald
A somewhat curious anecdoto is re
lated among the yaccinators Of a younI
woman whose curiosity outran hel
Judgment. She investigated the con
tents Of one Of the varcinators recep
tacles in the house in which be lodged
aud wherein she was a servant. The,
were nice toothpicks, shO thought, 81
sharp.pointed; a little wide, perhaps
and clumsy. She was going to have ono
anyway. She took one Of tho vaccin,
points, which are ivory, aud easily mis-
taken for toothpicks by q servant who
knew nothing Of vaccination. Shl
picked her teeth with the point, and no
fore long could not tell what was th,
matter with her. Neither could an,
ons else until sho showed the doctor thu
tOothpiCk. lilo knew then what no hai
to deal with. The result IL better i'm
agined than described, as the yacclna
ton took
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Lnnnnc.s rn.in FOR r1n,rnrn

The japanese have had for a long
period refined TASTE for flowers which
we are slowly nttaininc. The arrange
mcnt Of flowers is a Elrto polite educa
ton, for which there are special school,
and teachers. Mixed bouquets are con
sidered sloSelly and vulgar, flowers Of
one kind or u big branch Of blossoms
with stem and green leaves being pre-
ferred.-lOndon Letter.
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scrope Davis said he entered Byrons
slCcplng.oom one morning, and found
her,oet with his hair in uurl.lapers
Byron was angry, but acknowledged
that his lovely Clrls were produced in
this way, adding tint hA was as vain Of
them ~ q gill Of 10, Ho sw6re scrope
10 secreCy-ra oath which was kept as
such oaths usually are Exchange
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VIVA. Become. of Young Doctors.

Sir James Paget has been tracing the
course IN life Of 1850 medical students,
taken at random from an English inSti.
tpto. He found that twenty.three out
Of the 900 achieved distinguished sue.
cess si,ty.slx had considerable success;
EO7 made living; l24 had very lin.
tied success, not having made a fair
practice within fifteen years after
graduation, and ffty.siy failed utterly.
Nearly 10 per cent. lninoty-thrcel of the
whole number left tho profession aftor
beginning eithor study or practice,
eighiy.soYen died after entering practice,
and forty. ono died when students
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Tbs nenevolsnt Grocer.

A groccr's boy complained to his en-.
pluyer that no was worked too hard and
did not get sufficient rest.
~ know, Johnny" admitted tho gro.
Ger, that you are kept pretty busy
mostot the time, but Ill see what can
be done. Perhaps when cold weather
sets in III let you draw molasses once
IN q while
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Tie thaeeh of rnrlaail

There arc about $1,000 Church Of
England clergyman In tho theory Of
English law every EnglishmaR Is a mem
Der ottho church OF England. But
there nre atout $500, 900 dissenters In
England anu Wales, the members Of the
established church numbering $780,.
UOO. Tho queen is by law tho supreme
head Of tue church.
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Jane Grey SwIssho,m'. Type.


Tho type which was thrown into the
river at It. Cloud, MINI, in 1865 by
sensitive Democrats who could moi
stand the vigOr OF Jane Grey swiss.
helms anti.Slayery writing in her paper,
The Visitor, has Just Teen found BY
workmen on dam. The letter face Of
tho type is rs clear and bright as ever,
and It has already been pareeled out as
rnlics.
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The Fl.l.Klrllas MlesoSe.

Professor S. a. Forbes ascriFes the
cause Of tue extensive mortality which
lately prevailed among the porch and
other Rsh Of Lake Aendota, Wisconsin,
: to q minute spherical micro (which de-
stroys the cells Of eliycr aud kidneys.
lie also says that there are various
species Of this germ, the different w.
riOtics Of which produce specific dis.
eases.
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A venerable nnd very dry Goldfish
hsna from the ceiling Of tie ropresen-
tatiScs' chamber in the Massachusetts
sthtoHouse, The ilsh was put tler lOi
years ago, bya vote Of the Legislature,
Is ia q memorial Of the importance Of
il,e cod fihsry 10 the welfare Of the
commonwealth, rs had been usual form.
elly,r New York Sun. ..... ~. !.
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llthography u.sd in Newspaper wOr

L!thosraphy Used in Newspaper Work.
The invention of steam presses made
photography applicable to newspaper
work. The Graphic Inns It's pictorial
pages printed from stone, The car
toms in The Judge and Puck are made
by the same process, The extent Of the
system is not ~ great rs that OF type
aud cut.pinting, but it's perfection is
quite rs great in the mechanical sense,
In photographic printing, however, the
high speed Of tho typo-pres can never
10 attained. Cincinnati Enquirer,
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a recent visitor to Bagdad, the city Of
Hamun al Rasljd, notes that with Ia
population Of 100000 itconlaius noplaco
Of public resort oramusement, The OK.
torloF Of every house ICInittds one Of q
fortress or a prison, and tic streets are
nothing more thnn nA7owand toFtuouS
Aaes. = Chicago Herald,
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no Boon that science has Con.
ferFel

Ca
Has been irsught with greater blessings
than that which has accrued to the In
habiants oimalarial ridden portions OF
the United States and the Tropics from
tile use Of Hostetter's Stomach Bittcs.
The experience OF many years has but
too clearly demonstrated the incficien-
cy Of quinine and other drugs to effect
ually combat the progress Of intermit-
tent, congestive and bilious remittent
feyers, while on the other hand, It has
been noless clearly shown that the uso
Of the Bitters, medicine congenial to
the irailest constitution, aud DERIVED
from purely botanic sources, affords a
reliable safeguard against malSrial dis.
ease, and arrest itwhep developed, Eof
disorders Of the stnmdth, Iiyefandlb6ws
els, for general debility and renal mac.
tiyity, It isalso a most efficient remedy.
Appetite and.sleep are improved by it,
It expels rheumatic lnniors from this
blood, and cnricles a titcnlationimpOy-
erislltd by mal-assimihii6n
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SrASDARD TlNR. East Of Huntington
18th meridian, or Eastern time; West Of
Huntington, 90th meridian, or Central
time, which Is one hour slower than
Eastern time.
No, !, daily, except Sunday; leaves
Clifton Forge daily, except Saturday, an.
rives Cincinnati and Louisville daily,
except Sunday. Sleeping Cars from
Clifton Forge to Huntington.
Nos. 2and s, daily, between Hunting
ton aud Clifton Forge. No. =, daily, ex-
cept Sunday from Richmond 10 Nepoft'
News, Old Point Comfort aud Norfolk.
Nos. Sand 4, Solid Trains daily, with
Pullman Sleeping Cars, between Wash
ington, Richmond, Louisville and Gin
Cinnah. Do not stop for lDcal business.
NO.G, daily, except Sunday, from Gin
olnnati and Lexington, arrives clifton
Forge daily, except Monday; leaves Clil-
ton Forge for Old Point daily, except
Sunday. Sleeping Cars Huntington 10
Clifton Forge
T., 4, & PsJuNCrinN AccoNnloDATtoN.
NO. Hleaye Richmond, except Sunday
! 90 2. NJ; arrive X. +. & r. Junction,
8 10 p. NJ.
No. s. daily, except Sunday, leaves r.,
F.& Z. JunctiOn7 80 a, NJ; arrives at
Richmond s IS A; NJ
For Rates, Tickets, Baggage, ohecks,ap-
ply ~ any Office Of o. so. R'y;Or Depot
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The value Of the pig.iron produced
in this country in 1854 was S73,OOO,OoO,
or nearly as much as the combined val
Ucs Of the gold md silver products,
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