From the Baltimore 4mf ilea?.
Th3 City cf Bichmpsi
' tk. L T1J K 1 Ka Ht J W 4 UEKOIC AM)
THE JEWS.'
-. t I I t I . !a.nllP
Uol tt m bus, uuio, jhi u - w
in the !AVwiIo-Ai7mtWWlu;n uc re-
q nested wal I I lift panwo the wof Id J
ruociUKss; vk 'wcwr.-" dvax- uot long sintt" cgJIWg tqra
.txdvM of RicirvoP-Tiuuii and nati0nai convention of .aH4sraelit8
mteittfc. '."' ' 4: Iwlmirl nob wilfiflfirU accept of Jen
? r.i.r.rJ,? 'Vrli fl! I sua Christ as the promised Messiah of
IIMWWWU, t -r --r ' -w ... ill
th e roritl- , ".we says " t
1 - . 111.
'1
' '. -1..1-.l.f f..l ai.riniT M-on.luT f tO-UiVY
fatmtly becoming to our AioencjMi "m. ! - "liotf saiU Hi wni,AU fv
.r . Hill J1 and Kicllinoiifl VTrw-ntMh1rmll.atMtMirt-tromjni
fithatmiug ffe of Sxo tren;rth nn4 tf . from .between ki
. " i v.. . riv.r nniu'iiii nuu ttrirt u wiia, wiimj ur m i iirw f i iuio -iavim LrMb
Richmond cuiumauo xne a--lThn centre and the, law-eiver thepart
I' hire been liere. mow tor WP HW . V ' i ... r..i. ..-i !.TI,
. . - i
fre entire busies portion f the, city bin? not." 'i: : - .
fvero, still burning, vThia : then a 'flia object of tli? OTOventibri, a Jn--frw-kn
jiud almost depainn!f comma- . -, .rf i tl.i. ' f3 l,-QOrl.l .
WtyTJiffcha was worse than bank, ' W v ' r 11
raiR8, bpr ralroMl were broken vp, Itfjr yertcd Jews of Israel througlioijtUjp
property was ddroyed, her uciha,ltli world, aiid tft aniKMni'.a'.sct. -.oii?: to
Hiid nianufacturera were .VJfW. .'HSS' confess the sis of-the natfon in reject-
lnim-jril"tar hadJ;toJ41nlabi, jJVstihfi Son of God amf
r yohng men were returning from thd !T1S JpsijS ufiFist tllfi OOR Of. IjrOd, an(
...twnniit.. Mii without Lainw tab- erucifi'iutr him. hercbyuljruJKlns: tlie
Vinen werp isnur4b uc., r- rin fftmsts for a'lfftuniai existence
11 her eommerciu:.aiia n:i - , N Testament Scrintures.
ere dUtracted, diHorpiniml and chaotic. 'Ijwn tlip Idew i cstamcni cjcnpiurc,
It was the most terrible pjeUre anA Rae, as the Btatti8 and Iaw if tha nation.
iifice that Amerira has ever mmntt 3. To implore tlc powers of the world
Aij hour ngo I sUmhI on Afarsliall Hill, to rcstore Palestine to the people of
exnanse of country lieyttni), and com-P"? . .
ti.' inMfi fsiKciniitiiiir land-r iror tness many ypars since me
liiaiiuo v fv -r--t r r-r : - . I v .
- . : .1... .,,..,,1.1 imitii I rIAntli t mil. I unt tlincn rortltIA hnv'P
liei
tl
In
and river Eteaniers loatlinjr and unloadr pronised Shiloh in the glory and
ing; to the left tod acres, and aiif-es of gplgjjdor ijt his command as the King
fMt tVapco faotorjes, whose proluct iss q Rings and Jord of Iyords, to rule
1 ll'tel1! HLJ onarth with his iKKiplp Israel; and
of business blocks, all erected since the in thus blindly adhering to the pomp-
releng eminently practical, uje 111051 gr0ning with outstretched hand
iking features of the view were ouiid aud truinjetj eve j t,e dark, hoping
tip ptT itself, 1 elpw ine were thp . ' -J
The Indianapolis Journal . plints the
followini: story in its correspondence from
tLFfownllelelaernn itiper,
anejtllrejiSfiei&ieliiAj lis here )at'
Xe, U gavo instruetioosiiu tbo artf
clerk: 4iaeBeril'l6e:liranf Irl ;of
hlnioyer last4 Saudayening. $ Th
famdysatie AViwlMge4 Urofe8
or becaiuq frighene4 ajtnhii eoiHlitirfri
of the git5,nl sent foVanotherVroAwgor;
WUO COU1.0, llJ,rI.,ilo
j9aen!of tie operator. Tliey tbW 4nJ
for ypjiwitrliidr ftflnHfc&tfbejFk
j'niubMi$ anij 0 tbe .cle t cal4i not
reniovo ii;e inljaenee, . oud tlje girl lay in
-9 trance for exactly $4 bonr wbeB4
ijwote and itlated jOjl tJat transpirea th
e vening before. Tl ejerk will t -lMar
tl3 last Of It ftirsome time to cowe."
war, iuo4rn7 apacj)is ah4 sigtiyi ynij oijs sianuani set up uy tnemseives re
every sign of business -activity, progress yarding thp tppearance of the prom
nnd prosperity. tliS is thp Umom f d UwAah they passea Jy.tllc low.
to-day. - larger, stronger, richer than be- . . 1 J.r .
Pre the wjr. with a growing commerce; Iy and desp.sed azanne, and knew
with increasing and inipiQvedinanufaeto-i not the hour of tlieir. visitation. In
rie'a ; with njoro enterprising nierchants ; jhc language of Mr. Roschburg, "Shi
with a Wter systemf oing business, Ion has come 'and thev knew him
ambitious to secure additional trade, and rp. o - , n.., --n
I'll riiii:iirH ziiii;iri'iiii i i a
Stales jfwith all hePiutereLts in a sound have departed from Jiulah for lo these
and healthy condition, and with every njany years', and her people arc seat
promise of endless growth and advance- tered among the nations of the earth,
"S"!,.;!. w J being a by-word and reproach, prov-
cointr on unceasingly ever since 18(W. Up ng. according to the predictions of the
to the p.mic of 187: the pTogress was very prophets and of the rejected one him
rapid greater ierhaps than in any other self, tiiat thev kncwctiot the Iird. but
rityiithocouiitry:- Since the pamc and I cnt each .one according to his own
iiuring i ne long jwriou oi gcnenii ticpi cs- l. .. . .
Bum lMrhnmiKl h:ui movfil l'orw rird. Her inclination.
inanufactuiing interests have steadily en- A3 little by little the light. of day
largeii, tier jobbing traoe nas iucreasHi in dispels the narkness ot mtrlit, so also
amount every year ' without inierruption, ;s the glorious Sun of Righteousness
ESK SeTCIbc adually dispelling the mysterious
imnrovtinents. her financial condition has darkness that Beclouded Israel at the
become an exanjplc, and all her resources time of her visitation.- -f That the day
nave necii trengtneneu. uicumonu is to- i)e not distant when desns of JNazaretl
ay in -oeiier conumon , ,or r m nog n. -jjj fiiul ,Q( . Ukfl Jn JfiW an(1
tend a revival qf t4o fwJtivtty thiough. Gentile heart, and be crowned our urn
put the country than any other, city m the vcrsal Jving, should be the prayer oi
United. States, with, tfip exception of BaW every Christian heart. Luth. llsilor.
a z :-: - ' I
. J.UUOIO,
N , . ADVANTAGES OF I.OCATIOX.
. Let us get down to details. Few cities
pan boast of so many advantages of location
as pertain to Itichmond. , Situated at the
Mr. Moody.
. riypnjiesoi raiiroaq, qiverguig m, v mui tu i;
dircctiqn, render her aecessiblrtlrom l,Ke "ini. He speaks wnat lie means, and
of the State, and erirc her favorable means what he speaks, and without the least
Mr. Moody's "secrets of power, from the
head of tidewater pn the James river, ocean human stand-point, are worth inspection.
. Bteniners receive and discharge their freight 'rst oi . an ; ins genuineness; it slimes
it her docks. TheKanawhacanal.whichtra- tlirough the man and makes hnri personally
verses a great portion pf the State, has its ter- attractive. We go with prejudices and con-
1 - -M? 1 a Jl?
piinysnere,
in every
all oartt
connection with the railway system of the suggestion of mifiisteiial airs, or holv tones,
country,' Thus, by river, canal and railroad r pmus mannerisms, lie "pitches right in.
(lie produc qr Y""giRia antj neigljlwnng wunoui minninction, or circumlocution just
ptates finds its way to her markers, and asftne&rhpstmRn would talk on thoaidwulk.
threu-rli these three channels her manufac-J nlMr unconstrained, unartilicial. and uuoqii
(urers and jobbers always have tlje acjvan- ventjonal, It is like a frcsli breeze, on a spring
rago ot accpssiijiiy and cqcap, tpinsporta- mciiugjCflmingufrpugiipino wooUii, V elike
tion Richmond is t he natn ral market for to' draw it ia; Mr. Mood v is tinlettortHl. but
large and highjy-produetjve agricultural not unlearned. !A rnan pf qno bouk, l,e has
section. Jjer manufactories absorb the pro- aiuuieu h, ueneves m it, interprets it simply,
uuct ot the most valuable tobacco lands in naiurauy, ana transparently, with small re
d in this gard ny iiiceties gt exegosis, b"
t he United Stat U5 ; the wh eat. raised
pecuon is unsurnasseii
piade Riciponcf flour :
he Western' Contincn
but injqs
Bcctionis unsurpassed in. nualjty, awd has tlie hume'v, vivid, Saxqn, Jm Bunyaii-Uke
piaae iHcnipona Hour famous in all parts o way tjiaipne people
relish. He also reads
Fruit -in great va- ne nd takes in the character and moods
fiety yields abundantly. Apnlps aqd peach- nw "audiences wit ha read v insight, lighting
es, as well as all kinds of smalf trqvs, are m uaaing nis diaeourses by apt anecdotes
very prolific and of axccHynt quality. The and Illustrations, with a spice of natural
farmers a,nd planters have improved their humor which may flash a broad smile over
Condition very much within the past ten the assembly, but ttot to mar the just pro
years, llie crops have became more varied, portions f the final effect. And it is the
leavin th plafltej; css dependent upon effect of one thought at a time, struck at
the gFeaJ; sa)le qf tolucco. Vith this im- once, deftly turned over and over, thrust
prqvemcni lrniers jjave realized better av- J into me conscience ana pounded under glow
rrage prioes and liave bccqlne more liberal hig heat, into a sledge-hammer or a eTeam
puyert The interior towns trjbtry to ing scimetar, but dropped in season, before
tichmond have developed accordingly, and I the appeal has time to cool or the benedic-
f.ne Kichmoud jobbery have found improved tion becomes a relief. Mr. Mootly's elo
quence is that ot a warm heart, an earnest.
glowing purpose, a per fectself-control, strong
common sense, and pungent, homely, ru"
ge(j aj;d rapid .speech, always grappling the
consciencp ax ciose quarters, but never for
getting to spqak the truth in love. He
knows how to handle as with a woman's
loucn me tenqerost sympathies and lest af
fections, and when also to concentrate and
fliass hisstrength in a dirpet assault which
snail take the stubborn will by storm, It
is oue of his best characteristics that, unlike
some evangelists, he anneals to the consci
ence jrattjer than ti the feelings, and preacljes
a reunion af Qvery-qay ngijtequqes ra.h
-fclbng marMl; The whole country about
pere is advancing, and the location of this
pity gives her merchants the first claim upon
a trade whscir is ccuiuiumgrp al4alp
ipvery year.
' "; i . " - '
TEUUIBLfi liETRIIipflQX.'
The attention, pf ufides au4 pepsons
who bcliarp badly n cjurch fa luyjted to
th Jrj ?tartlipg erppt ihty ocpurred on
lastYpdilt'Sllay Pigbt jn tle Ifethpilisf
JCplscopal Cburcq at Leiter's Ford in in
rtiJVna.,whi4ibHy,PpopVflwjILreganl as
j direct futfrpositjnn pf the Almighty" for
ho punisiijueyt of ftp blasphpnipr. There
was a feyjyiu the church a?4 iuauy
?nIf troSP. A!P the er
soilH pfeseut werp Ellis Hidjnger aid
JolfrfcI)fiuj wq 4stuibt4 tho ineeting
by making siort of tlios) wl)Qle4 the ser.
V, zMf-Jones, the iniuUtcr, weijt up
If idihger tp expostulate wjtU ljm,
aiMj liiyiug his hand on his Rhquitfer
entreated iim fq try and lead a better
life. Bdngefr wU jnupji profanity,
Jaughed u he pastor's foeandeiwore
that be oiJjdQioiPS'bilJ A
few minutes later, while one of tj)fi ppu
gwarlouwasjdiug; ip prayer, ljghtning
flashy) iu the ehurci, .cxtjpgujsii?iall
the liglit, kijled Uidjngcr 4s'4 PFOstafcil
Kjng upoujeJIoor. Hin as tioon as he
fetUiHJprpnstousnefis, called iipn j,0
cohgrcgarfiHi fo prayjdjr.hlin".' lAflpr thl
. iinpies.siv4 sccilQ Ihwe were a. trrtut niant-
lA 'eolrircn ypmatt Jfu ItaleigU went to
cbm-di J?,anday wight, shouted lite
mhd, returned home and had a fit, remain
I"- B'BKswiiig, singing, praying, ex
norunjr an njtcssing religion, which p'ays
ic-ii vuntn w me uoiiar, ani makes some
thing, out of it every time Sjrinrirtiil lie
r
jjpme Oiiys rtgo, Mr. Kobbins, froni the
cqnmittco on AVaya ai)d Meaus, reported
a siibstjtuto for the bilLto ptuniote the
deposit pf savings iii tho Treasnrj- am'
tberefqH4jn5f the national debt. Thebil
pfoviden fqt e lrarpo.so if refnwl
jng tlje qqti.tai4jqg six r cent. bonds
into Uqnua ociiin a Jqwer rate of interest
any pprson ujay deposit at any iwsta
noney qr4er.oceil:iwfiit;nnyof the
Unitetl States in sums noteless 'than ill.
and sbi)! bbentitc4 to receiye tljeifop a
Ioita i-oey or4r on tlie Treasury; and
that wFjen uch njqijey; orders lpll (jo
presctc4 fq the Trpawiry 4 Vaahuiirton
thpy sball be fcqteretl to the credit of the
depositor, jjiwImjij sqcli deposits smennt
Pcbushk.d Wceki.t J. J. BIll'XEn. Ed. ajul Prop
T. K. 11KU-N Kit, Associate W.
-80SCRfPT)
Per Year, payable In advauce,. ...,,...,.. ft 00
T I 1 - j. t ' .. .i . . il . . 1 1 1.1 1 11
. 0- Inch, one pubUcatloa,,,,,
" .'' " two )abUcUos,.. I am ;
j Contract rates for montlis or a vear, , . . i
-IfoVMiT it be possible? that' Jrtjatb iijd
inexperience are lwstfit;e4 ;'.to guide
Struct, an4 restrain youtb and inexier
ieoce t Thi f& aetnall tljo greqr oyer?
sbdoyrfiig ei jl of the luVarju our cdear
tionaVwpfk; Wo need npore age, exper?
Ierieiice,' knowledge, niid skil I in " the
average teacber', fe peed tybreperhfiM
neiitp. We need greater fuduceinents to 4
better, broader and deeper- preparation.
We need tnore teachers inspired "with
hjgber ipotiyes 4nd with an ambition for
those stndlcs " which counteract the cor
roding tendencies of the profession. To
thi end there inaHt be more stability. There
must le the assurance of a comiieteiit ma
terjal and moral support, Is it to be won
dered atthatthere are teachersiu Chicago,
and every where else, who, iu one st-nse,
have taught tooloug,"and whose "enthus
iasm has decayed Whose enthnsiasm
would not decay in any calling with the
the prospect of starvation superadded to
the wear and tear of the school rooni !
00k at tlie history oT the salary ques
tion in the-Chicago schools for the past
few years. Look at both the material
and moral support which the action of
the city authorities bf late seems to imply.
00k at the average school board every
where. See how these boards are too
often constituted. What sort, of appre
ciation, of the teacher's difliculties and
duties, what delicate apprehension of the
motives, methods, and needs of tiue edu
cation can be expected from men whoso
souls are absorbed iu law, IuiuIkm', life
insurance, lager beer, and lucre gener
ally t Is it strange that the enthusiasm of
teachers should decay under such circum
stances? Is it strange that the best tal
ent is retiring disheartened and disgusted
from the field ? It is true that large num
bers do teach too long, for their own in
terest, too long to euablu them to-engago
in other pursuits w here talent, tact, ami
industry reap an advuuate reward. J bit
the riuoiou for it is, too-much ratlin- than
too little euthusiasni. They have loved
not wisely,-but too well I tl ara tio.ua I
Weekly.
HailDOili'HofLoslIofBesloiBfl!
S'l 1 Culverwell's Celebrated Essay on
tf'e t QdievJ. flirt (wilhovt iiifidigLdn.e of
8PEKWATbunn,A W SeiinsJ Weakness, In
yolonnry Sepiihai issei,VPOTEKcy, Mental
and Physical Incapacity, lnijedii-jents to Mar
riage, el j also, tolfstJrirrio,l Krp&KPSY and
Fits, iodueed by Hclf-induigence or sexual ex
travajranee, faa.
- sE Trice jn seated envelope, only nix cents.
,TIe celebrated atilliior, in this admirable
Ey, cl eafiynwnrttaif s, from a thi rty yearn'
uccestfftd praciie, that the alarming conse
quences of nlf-.ilme may he radically cured
withol.tli dangroiiK iwe of internal medicine
of the application of I lie knife; jointing out a
mode Of cure at once siiuufe, certain, and efTeet
nal, by means of whieh" every sntTerer, no mat
ter trliat his condition niay be, may cure him
self cheaply, 'privately, and 'radically.
tThts Lecture should be" in the hands of
every yonth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, iu a plain envelope, to any
ndddress, postpaid, on receipt of tlx cents or
tvo ostage i in nips.
Address the publisher,
THE CULVER WELL MEDICAL CO
41 Ann St, New York; Ptist Office box, 4o8b
Davidson Record: On last Monday
iiiglit a water spout visited Healing
Springs, inundating the ground ton depth
of one foot on a level. Considerable dam
age was done to fences, and also to Holmes
&. Kenfrow's still house.
VEGETINE
Purifies the Blood, Reno
vates and Invigorates
the Whole System.
ITS MKUICAL, I'KOpEUTlES A UK
AUertUlvc, Tonioi Solvent, awl Diu
retic.
VegotinejReiabe Evidence.
r ' ' . I Mr. II. R. Stevkss.
egCtl np ber Mr,- will most cheerfully ad.l
I my tKSli4ijy to tUe great number you
' have aiHa"ly reeelvetl in favor of your
Vc-etine-"' saa etc, meaieiue, vsktin:,
o for l li ftot (ftlnk enough can be said
;ln Its praise; tor I was troubled over
rit:kiiullty with that dreadful disease
V egetlll&f Catarrh, and had such bad congfclng
; spells tht.t It would sjetiin us thoun 1
urr,r -umu onHJie wy more, ami
ana i uo ieei
Vegctine
no kiink has cured me:
to tlianlrtiod an the time that there is
so good a medicine as euetimk. and i
V .. : t!,', "lIK n- 0Ie W nost ntedlelnes
egeiine tor cougua, ana weak, Eimaii teeunjrs
.v kiii, owiqi.iun, CHC V'Vt.OmJUy
to take the Vki-ktin-k. for I r-.n nuii.
VcTetinei'1,ern that It isone the best medicines
Mks.L.OOK!'.,
; Cor. Magfffzfne and Walnut sts.,
. j i. u CanihrldgOf Ma-s,
Vegetine
Vegetine
Vegctine
GIVE?
Ilea II h, Sti'eiiglli,
AND APPETITE, J
MX oan?ntor r.s received jrroat h
. 1
ciivviijuienb iniu me use of Vkoktinu,
en-
ler
Vegot
Vegotine
Vogctine,
declining health was a source of trreat
' 1 anxiety to all her Mends. A few bt
Jnp'tlesof Veoetihk rsured her heall h.
v 'KtreiM'th ftml uraiotltii
;strength and appeute
M. U. TILDKX,
.Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No. 49 Sears Building.
Boston, Mass.
CANXOT BE
CHAK1.KSTOWN, Mass.
l, sf U.lt.TSjVKIMl. - x a
Vceretine . toW-SThls is to certify, that 'I
' m my" family ror several years, suid
Vo-ntino w,nk ISL8f rrma or Cankerous
egetllie limnors ut ItteiunaUc Affections, it
caijnf.t he excoUi'd; and, as a blood
. purWror spring medicine, U is the
Veiretine "eK,.t1,lnr 1 have ever nsel, and I haTe
(fa l iUsjHlaluKst,ererytlag. I can eheer-ullj-
nvommend It tony ir.e in need
r of such a medicine. f
egOllllCi Yours respectfully,
Vegetine Valusble Remedy.
iSTO,
ponversns, Snd nanwul sipncns wlu tq tbftuavif S5QnfCy J.all aitheoptfea
H$W&TX M m WSM' V tbo dtor bo eqnrortiWe into four
iH(!?tffpM.-JI a&iyton Post. ; -ier ond: ,ELU ui.i Li -
Ier pent, qnd fl ki4 syitpnn wUL tkc
tho place ofbearinglks of the potin
J:ry, institutions which therexnerieoeo fqf
tno iastsix months teaches are 'unythin
i iiiM-nsible all mgbt, revived next mor- butafc. Tlte bill is jt ko i)e"fidiVwilt
,iiig aud;Uwd say the Kal. W. . J protot.ly feo -7-3U
rv . . . .
( xvr ir,i nave taicen several Uot-
uesoi your vbuetinb, and am con-
Vpo-Pfino TlliP0 13 Ji valuable remedy for
I egeMnc IS-PCDS. Kidney .Complaint, suui
t : general deblHty of the j sjjpm.
rr '' 'c-a'earUly recoaunend it to all
Y egDtl ne;!u,IcrW trom the above complaints.
' ! ,'ii.ura respectfully,"
j - " JKS. MONROE PARK ETt,
Yegetincj; i'ff Hy eet,
IS
Ik A
X
ft
H. R. STEVjEIfSf, Boston, Mass.
Vegetiatv is Sold by All Druggists.
OLD,
TRIED,
A.I-7D
TRUES-.
are uot ought i Im with tin wiuUTfl lru-ntawf
that (jn-at Anwrirau lU-nietl.v, the
MEXICAN
Mustang Liliiment,
FOR MAN AND EEAST.
Thlr. Unlmont very natura'i.y rljllnt-l in AmtTl
c., when. Nature )n-o Iilw i.t l. r lu'.Kiratory siwh
; i:r-i-i.si!i-r j::ii;ilii- ji f.r tlie l:iaUuUi-s of lu-rch'l
ilr .!. ! . t.Ji.io 1.:
I.:it :1 im ..- i ie
Im .-it .spri'-.-l.-ij fur yecrt
! I lialiU;ble lobi-.
a:::; l..:w:;'iit i:; u iiiatchlc
rmcly " i-i.".!t x. :-:.. IiuiKk-ic.-k i l:i:;n amlLoiit
To KtiM'k w:v ;" t farijic-r. i. i ; :av;iluab1o.
t :i .-.ivr i !i lima.-in lifoorre
s if 4-.ci.lK ut lioisc, ox
1
ti
ral...'
A
en'..', :: :'.'('.
It c-.::- s '.: rt, luxif-aii, Imllow horn, grub
screw v.-oi ri, ; '..iaKl. i--r''r, i;iaiiv-, the Mies u'ul
slla-T.cf juL-i.:u;.i r 'X-'--"'-'ad insect, and every
sik '.i drau lM.'x t- i-:..-'.; lavt Uar; r.ial bush lift-.
It cares every fu ;-ii: 1 tr -.-.Mc ,f horses, r.uch
3l.!ic:i.'.v;, feratea.-. . bwlany, t-itrulus, fouudcr,
wia.I :aM, r:n:: '.n:i'', t :c.
TUe.Ie:-i.v.:;Tiisi..ii ; i.::.l;;u-nt U the qalokest
euro tu t'ac wea-ld f-r ( ec a'u a; ; K-eurrini; in the
family, iu tho tih.en-o -f u j h; sieian, sueli as
Lura3, w.-ald. p.-ai:-.r-, ut-, etc.. i iul fi.rTlicunia
ttsm, and slUTn;-. ; .;o:xu, n l i y -i;o.sure. Vat
tiei;lar!y v;iiua!le to Minors.
It 1.1 tace,.i:-np'st ri la. iiy In the world, for it
trat.'.l tli.Min: '.; to llie l.lie, :itiiI a inclO
H'..eation is it". orally Mifticient loeiirt..
riii'X.caa Mnita:": l.'.:u:aeiit is int ui in threo
zesef ImiUIos, the laivr ours U ini: j.ro;rtioa
ily l.iueh lUi; cueai (.. bo!4 vvi rj ''lrru.
GREAT I!EDlCTiO. IX PRICES!
We are the first to offer
TIMETABLE WESTERN N, C BA1LR0AD.
i01XG WEST. ,
STATIONS. Arrive: fLKArr.
SaliKbiiry... ... ' 8 Z" A. M.
'fhnl t reek, 9 04 A.M. 1)45
Staiesyillc.....,;....... lo 30 " 10 35 "
Plotta-,... ....:.......... u 07 " 1107 "
Catawba, , tl 27 " 11 SO
Newton.,.. .....r...... 12 18 P. 1W.!l2 20 P.M.
Canova 2 " 12 38 "
Hickory I 1 05 ' 1 25 "
Ic'ard - ,j 2 0-" 44 2 10 "
Morganton 2 50 " ' 2 53 ."
Iiridgewatef. . t 3 37 3 4F M.
Marion ! 4 25 4 30 u
Old Fort ' 5 18 5 20 "
Henry -....15 30 M
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