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nISEASES OF THE URINARY Ok0ANS-Suc
- Chronic and acute diseases Of the
TESTIMONIAL

I LIE CHEVR DON ANGEL CALDERON DE LA
. BARCA, Minister Penpot entary from the Court of
Donna Isabel III Queen Of Spain the United States
Washington, do that hsvs known Dr. A. G.. CASTLE
standing in has profession Of msd
al may place the fullest confidence his k and neg
rity. Signed. A. CALDERON DE LA BARCA.
and performs operation pertaining the restoration Of
the mouth gums and teeth so tmsrh
'NO THE NERVOUS AND DEBlLlTATED.-PRO
l. EESSOR BOERHAvvE'S UNIVERSAL TONIC
and Hygean Renovator-Ths medicine long celebraty
Europe, has been found truly valuable its introduce
en INTO this country In all cases Of nervous consttu
tonal debility, arising from destructive h,b
dysyepsa topidty Of liver functional Of the
lungs tending consumption and female
For IL. virtues 5eiers.ses be gysd various Physcn
for the importing Agents, NORRIS Co at iOtK Fulton
street. New York au20 I'm mrY
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MRe. ZEGLIO.


No. 81 Dipision Street.
WILL open large Paris millinery Bonnets
w &C. She will offer for inspection choice stock Of Fall
good comprsns silks .stins plain and cut velsets &c &c
is well worldly the attention of purchasers
Merchants asd mners from the country wanting maeri-
ais and patterns would find it their interest call before
puvchasag the stock fresh the style the latest; which
will be disposed Of on reasonable terms OF 1mo*Tc
BOARDING IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.
A FEW genteel boardcrs be accommodated at 584
"A Broops street, third door from al, Hudson street The
desnbe home There is bathing roomhot and cold water
at time For further particulars enquire 3S4 Broome
street, or TO T.. H, RING 1872 Broadway corner John
O2 twsrh
PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON.
IL BLANCHARD has the TO inform his friends and
the public general that he will keep the Payli at
New Brighton during the ensuing winter should sui.
cent number Of boarders offer his doing Any
will reach Nh Blancard by being addressed
to him Post Office New ork.
The steamboats, as follows
From Nep Brighton. From Nsw York
II A. nj. IL AM.
5k Z. Nj. 81 Pm.
+. BLANCHARD.
Pavilion, New Brighton, Sept. 90, lsa6. s2s tfrh
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ALLEN DODsWokrH's
> nANafN1 HtunnI No x1a

Il near Broadway -
d. woud bss leave inform n, friends saa ne pshtss
that having msde alterations and a NJ
roums bv the odsons maet
increased he w eemsnee his classes tof the seAses
Tuesday Oct atsf NJ for Ladies aad eh'sdFsa and
The ssrrucl,oas include all fashionable Dances Of tho
Terms &C. made Known by applying AT thu School.
alQ mn
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HARTWELL'S WASHINGTON HOUSE.
COQ CHESTNUT STREET Philadelphia. >The above
%Hcestsblshmept having recently undergone thorough
repairs and reushed throughout all the aavaDta
ges Of New House, with the long experience OF the present
who can only assure his patrons that his efforts
will be relaxed luxury that ccnduce
c0mlnrt nleasure of his mi "a lIneOdAY
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wEIR's CELEBRATED BROWN
LGTIFhHN

A PrROvED and recemmesd~a b. the fs~sity-s never
"A falling remedy ali Affections OF the ksdssys. nhs-
maoa an weakness Of the srasry boh males and
all enAieb has ns.sr bees kse~n % fail ;. esns the
obstnais attacks o. sonerf9s saA ess " sAeiy
and eertau Il be shes AZ al t,1ss without regard
Prspsrsd oaiy sy JAMES WEIR. ns Gr.sx street. In
bores Of shslngs aad shllssss per bon Nose
osdsrs through he fssi o6ss wall ss d.y .<ades
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nd NE that died when smsffep sosfA rae E~ereds
AN INEALLJBI,E CtjRE FOR PILES. q.

PUBLISHED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
NonYuwBsT Coauna FuLvos ApD Mans Drs-
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HUNTEkiAN DlSrENSAkY. No 3DlvlslON street
for The successful Of .siSss disease
ii.% Ulcers Of the xiO!s soa;. throat and li%b:
CT The sss md
and d from an that .SC%
III sar a in should
ba
cine known to fail in curing the forms Of
:ssrs, Sissass The arranged TIA. The per
IL s1 gu
mo on for
s NY ys:t:
q
the only msdeiue chest necessary one vial Of the above
DE- Hunter. Red Drop cannot be had genuine in the city
MEPIEGxAL6 SAKR1 .Px IN
Morrison Continues to BE- Consulted conGdentaIy on ali pr
Diet
frft 4 uRETHRA are curedb Dr.
improved principles without pain to the
Or A the % are nssSos with a
experienced shoudbe allowed make the
SSB
habit in youth INDUCING nocturnal EMISSION. and
logical principles BY reorins the system to healthy tone
and restang its original perfect guaranteed
r charge.
N B-Df. NJ: holds no communion with pretended Lon
don feeling satisfied that he is the only
London the city See his London diploma his
Office 204x Fulton Letters paid attended and
medicines forwarded to all oil the Union, West Indies
and Canada. au25 msr
nISEASES OF THE URINARY Ok0ANS-Such as
~ Chrome and acute diseases of the
Bladder, Leucorhoea whites,
Urethra, Structures,
Kidneys, Seminal weakness,
Also Gonorrh1a, Inability,
elects, Weakness Of the parts, Sc.
peedy and esctually removed by Abeethys Botan
cal Pills without particle Of mercury. They equal
y suitable for females They give and the
organs rarely il ever experienced taking
m sale RCatha
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. NEW PAPER HANGINGS
r u A NJ II u A u z g & ~ 4

NO. 37s PEARL STREET,
HAVE the largest supply and the most splendid assort
ment Of AL the latest and the mot spPoyed styles Of
which they offer to Merchants, Dealers Landlords and
Others on the most advantageous terms
The most competent Paper Hangers can be had az the
est NOT
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DAGUERREAN MA TEkIALS

TOHN ROACH, Opucian, SO Nassau street. has now ON
hand Of Half Plate and Medium voighsn-
der Tubes Also, American, OF his manufacture supe-
rior 10 any yet made in the United States.
Plates Cases, Chemicals Coating Boxes Baths, and
material used in Dagueueotypng Thermometers, whole
sale and reta Spectacles Telescopes Gsvanic Batteries
&c Gc. selmsr
IBERAL BOOKS, at the Beacon Office, No. Franklin
- square, Pe street. New editions Of the works Of MIR.
Xolneyi Ruins "a good editcnl Yale. Life Of T. Paine the
Mature, shelley: Queen NAB. LIE Citateur Emma Marin.
Three mpostors (curous book the Vesases Of Creation
New Traets. OuateYly Beacon. &c suHI I'm y
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UNiON HOUSE.

TINE Subscriber has takea the above named spieA
did Hotel eompleted The csatrs Of the beautiful
village OF Springfield Mass AID will open the Same for the
public accommodation the 3Oth The Union House
large richly flushed and furnished and offers unequslled
cuisines; OF pleasure Having Tessnty kept the Omitted
scriber respectfully invites his old friends and patrons and
all others, to give him call in his quarters.
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Der. l0.-tIRsT BoARD-2732 2]-lCO State SIS, ON
AFTER SALEs-l9 shs Farmers aud Mechanics Bank f3
SECOND BoARD-30o0 Lehigh 6s, so; Penn Bank, 2oo
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have saussd that esabhmsnt be thrsngsd excess
every evening they have appeared II IL Of re.
greet their present engagement should terminate
They sppear Monday evening. for the last time
their engagements call them to Baltimore Wedne sday
At the Walnut fashionable houses have witnessed the
performances OF Mrs Mowstt, Mr. Davenport, and Mr.
Leonard. Mr.. Anderson commences engagement of
six n'ghts only on Monday, with Hamlet"
The National Circus has been filled o OVERLOOKING
every evening since the opening and Messrs Welch
Mann are bound to make money this season, usual
al ~ LIZ
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.

lust received from Aucton and oheFed At ceht 10
- low Importers prices -
800 Tambour tucked Dresses... .....-.........N %
i i% N do very fine o,t 90 =
100 Rivisrs Embrcidersd.. e
80 Needle worked 1.-TWO rowsD ~
rs do do three Iows), ....,.........y. 3 -
large lot coloed Organde Muslns. at - 50 Dress
few very splendid Lace Dresser from 90
Do do flouneed from SIS to-. as ~
A rich Assortment OF real and imitation Lace Cspes.
Berthes Cspes and Sleeves French Capes Col
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT THE CASH
TAIL ORING AND LOTHING
ESTABLISHMENT,

100 Fulton Street,
Second block East OF Broadway, New York,
WHERE every variety of Gentemen's Clothing can be
w had for lower prices than other establishment
the city of New York.
Over Goats and Over Sacks OF Broadcoth Beaver Pilot
Tweeds aud Mazuka Cloths Of style and color from
81 to $40.
ClcaLone half three and full circle Of French and
Dress and Frock blue brown olive green
ofFrench, English Belgian and American Cloths. from
50 To SIG.
Office and Business Coats Pelto Sack and Winter Frocks
efTweeds and Broadclohs Of every style in the market
Csssimeres plain aud fancy Doe shin
French. English, and American from 50 TO Sc
Vestsdouble breasted straight breast and rolling collar,
styles: plain and fancy Vevets Woolen Vevets Cas-
simere, plain and fancy Satins and Silks 81 to s..
ALSO,
large Of Broadclo Cassimeres and esngs,
which will be made order, suit the fastidous.
O Boys Clothing of every description, constantly on
hand. w. H. DESROOT X co,
Of msr No 100 Fulton street.
IN 00O PAIRS MANUFACTURED India Rubber SHOES.
Of msn's overshoes, and ladies'
dals and buskinsw be sold low close ALSO
shirrsd suspenders Manufactured the Union Rubber
Works, by MACKEY u WALKER,
all im~rc M. Hanover SIusre.
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
EEATuER9 Hc

HENRY KAHN, Importers 50 Nassau street, up stars,
III near Maiden lane have received by late arrivals from
their house Paris and offer for SALE and
choice selection OF the latest and fashionable styles OF
Artificial Flowers in lunches wreahs spriss srlsnds &c.
Together with complete OF Materials for Ar
fetal Of the descriptions, and
cling every article IN this line.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. do imitation ost, ich and fancy
Feathers, in variety and Of the richest kinds
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MRS. BISHOP,
co X s. r. T. MAKER

No. 100 Hudson street. New York,
MOULD her thinks 10 the ladies ri th vi
w cn,,y and the public in general for the very liberal pa.
and would inform them that she has
again 06 Hudson where will kee on hsud
general Of Corse latest sfve All Of he
own manufacture, wholesale and retail.
Also Russia Belts and Back Braces Of every description
ais 1mem = -
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LEECHES, LEECHES,
lust RECEIVED. 1900 large and healthy swedish
for sale by j. FEkDiNANp CLEU,
as imsrc Importer of Lssehes No ne william 81.
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STRAW BOAKDS-
VEN TONS Straw Boards s..Perio. guilty inst rseeived
oil lmrh 63 and 81 Nassau o..
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WILLIAM J. BARKER, formerly with n. Martin, and
w late with w Dbblss tsnaers services 10 thase
ladies who may desire their heads dressed their dwell
lings, the following terms:-
Single time, dressing, - 50
DO. snamp0otnE ano ~ ~
Per month, every day, proportionshiy loo.
w. J. BIS time being wholly devoted this branch. he
will occupy bot his order book will be Kept
sst,bii.hlishmsnt q Nine n sehel'sma "a Sroaayay,
where ladies may sx their and Tesdsnces opposite
the hour desired For farther particulars enquire Of W.
al his residence, 81 East Broadway. els lmsr
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CAUTION,
ITO HOTEL AND sTOREKEEPERs, against per
sporioas article Of Wine Bitter and Wild Cherry Brandy
said 70 be manufactured by This inform the public
that have no travelling under the Of Tobias
cepting my son, Joseph f. Tobias
$40 lmsr No. ca North Third ST.. Philadelphia
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-02-26

THE WINTER FASHIONS
Jest received and those who wish good fits in the late
sshon be accommodated promptly and in the besst
AvIa
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DIR. OSGOOD'S INDIA CEEOLA-
dSOGSUE,

A SOVEREIGN REMEDY for Fever and
N Ague Liver Complaint, Jaundice,, Enlarge
ment Of the Liver, Enlargement OF the Spleen
(agus cake,) and the various forms OF bilious In
digestion.
The first effect of bilious climate upon the hu.
man system is to produce torpor and inactivity Of
the Livet, thereby preventing the natural and
free discharge of bile. All know the lurking ma
ture of the poison that produces the diseas-
o.. A shallow complexion, capricious appetite,
and occasional pain in the side, arc often the on
iy symptoms to warn of impending danger. The
operation of the Cholagogue is to counteract this
nasma influence, by producing activity'of the
hillary organs, and healthy, natural discharge
:. For it's effect as preventive, reference may be
had to the thousands of Travellers as well asresi-
dents of bilious climates, who have been protec-
ted by its use from attacks of Ague, and other
bilious Diseases
A small treatise on the "Causcs, Treatment
and Cure of Fever and Ague, and other Diseases
Of Bilious Climates" may be had gratis OF the un-
II. @, LEE, Kalida. J. GRUvER Sect 10
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THE DOOMED RACE.

BY MRS. CASE,
Ay. true! ye have waned like the phantom host
OF morn on the misty lea;
Your arrows sharp hurte hath left our coasts,
And the plash of your oars our sea;
Where Metacom strobe in his cheftain pride,
The wigwam is seen no more;
And long, long ago hath the council fire died
On the old Dominion's shore.
Your trail o'er the green Alleghanian Wales
Is the track of the evening dew,
And the war whoop that swells on the piairie gales
Is the wall of the faint and few.
Ye know ye are doomed-a pershing race.
Like leaves in the autumn blast;
Ye know that the Saxon is waiting your place,
And ye must belong to the Past.
The arm of the red chief is weary of blood
His heart is forgetting its hate
Too long has he striven to battle the flood
or swift and remedess fate.
He bows to the current he may not stem,
With spirit all torn and crushed;
And he will find pity where men condemn,
When his dying moan ishushed.
Alas for ye, people of feeble light!
Your prowess so steen and wild,
Your few simple virtues must pass, and night
Envelope the forest child,
And history alone in some moudy arch
Enshrine the lost Indian-brave;
Oh sad is the thought that minds triumph march
Must be o'er nation's grave!
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and not distinctive appolation. A State,
we shall be gravely told, may grant nobility,
but not titles Of nobility. 1t may, for due
considerations, lay in the lap of some great
family the monopoly of grain, the regie Of
cotton or tobacco, the special privilege Of
dealing in exchange, OR the imperial franchise
of printing the acknowledgment of its debts.
But it may not deck it with a sounding ad-
jective. 1t may not designate it as Illus
,rious," or "Serene." 1t may grant to the
meanest citizen, all the prorogatives that
make prince; it may give away for ever,
the very essence of its sovereignty. but a
sonorous epithet it shall not give. 1t may
make man monarch, but it shall not label
him a lord. Need answer an assumption
so unspeakably absurd!
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Thomas F. Marshall, the eloquent Ken
tuckian, whose reformation from intempe-
rance by the Washingtonians, while mem
Der of the 9th Congress, rang through the
whole nation, and whose eloquent temper
ance speeches in the Eastern cities thrilled
the heart of every friend to the cause, fell
from his high estate and broke his solemn
pledge at Lexington, week before last. Pc
cuniary embarrassment, (for his Library had
been sold for ebt, we understandO COM
bned with disappointed ambition, was
doubtless the cause. Before drinking, how
ever, TO excess, reason returned toh throne,
and conscience resumed her balance. He
went the Executive Committee of the So
ciety, acknowledged his fault, asked for
giveness, and renewed his pledge. The
next evening he made two powerful speech
es at temperance meeting-the first ac-
knowedging his dereliction, and the second
an eloquent appeal TO young men, a large
number of whom joined. Had he taken a
few steps more on the downward road, COM
menced by him, he would have been lost
irretrievably,-lnd. Register.
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CooL.-We experienced piece of assu-
rance, on small scale, on Saturday morn.
ing, which was cool enough to send the
thermometer down few degrees. While
getting our papers at the Postoffice, we
dropped one ofour gloves. Missing it aftel
crossing the street, we returned with the
remaining one upon the left hand and saw a
boy, some ID Or Is years cid, with the
mate upon his right. But he got ahead Of
us, and running up, sang out, "hallo Mister,
you have got my glove" and insisted upon
having his bare hand supplied with cover
ing That boy might have taken our hat,
but the wind was blowing rather too cold to
spare it, then. AT any rate he exhibited a
disposition of appropriateness, which if
we'll cultivated, will secure him home in the
State Prison.
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MORE TARIFF HIGH WAGEs.-The New
bury-port (Mass.) Advertiser says:-'We
understand that the weavers in one of the
factories in this town have recently had their
wages cut down ten per cent, or five cents
on each cut of cloth, for which they had
formerly received fifty cents. Not only
this-it is said that the overseers went into
the mill on the Sabbath, and arranged the
looms so as to lessen their speed, and at the
same time produce better quality of cloth
in every respect, making a difference gilmore
than fifteen per cent, in the wages of the
weavers, which looks pastly generous at this
time, considering the factory dividends have
of late averaged only tUenty per cent The
manufactures cut down wages, precisely in
to the increase of their profits
Y ct we are told that The tariff makes wages
high!-Ohio Statesman.
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X Aid A HO Ell.
] A M ES II. V ALL

90 ETAS taken the we'll known and
AEA IL commodious Tavern Stand fern
Gssn erly occupied by T. R. Mcclure. The
sk4I House has been thoroughly repaired
&AazAAh this fall, and is now well fitted 10 the
accommodation of the travelling community
]. H. " feels confident that those who favor
him by selecting his house will find the accom-
modations and attendance equal to those of any
House in this part of Ohio. His table will be well
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be found reasonably
low to suit the times. He has also largo and good
stabling, and designs to spare no pains to secure
he comfort and convenience OF his guests.
KALDA January 8, l846. ee
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FASHIONABLE
UA1Ga0HG&J@
JOsEPEF TENGLE,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Kalida and
N the surrounding country that lie carries the bus
ness of TAILORING in all its branches. He regularly
receives plates of the LATEST FASHIONS from Phil
edelphia and is prepared to fulfil all orders in his line of
shsiness in tasteful and workmanlike manner.
CUTTING done to order the shortest notice. Prices
70 the times Shop next house above 7. Coulter's
ors. Kalida, July 8, 1s45. 2ss.
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BEN. METCALF,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
"AVING opened an office in Kalida will
Ill give his attention to the ordinary business
Of his profession, and particularly to settemen
Of claims, paymet fakes, &C., for non-resi-
dents
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SOMETHING NEW IN KAL1DA!
NEW GOODS.
PTNHE subscribers have just opened an assort-
Il ment of
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,

which they are determined to sell as cheap they
can be bought any where in northern Ohio. Our
store may be found at the new stand between
stock may be found, Broad Cloths, Cassmeres,
Sattinetts, Kentucky Jeans, Ashland Tweeds,
Moleskin, English Merinoes, Cashmere de Coss,
Mousline de laine, Caicoos of every description,
from Ct cents upwards; Bleached Shcetings and
shirtings; Brown Muslns, from 64 cents upwards,
also handsome variety of Plaid and Cloth Shawls;
Comforters, Florence Braid and English straw
Bonnets; Mems and Boys Caps; Boots and Shoes,
Groceries, &c. All of which we are anxious to
sell for ready pay. Any quantity Of Wheat, Oats,
Clover, Flax and Timothy seeds; Beeswax, Butter,
Ginseng, &C., taken in exchange for goods; and
the highest market prices paid for them. Just give
usa call and if we do not sell you goods will not
be the PRICE of the goods, that keep you from buy
ing.
H.G. w. g. w. F. CRONISE.
Kalida, Nov. "a, l845.
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There arc at this time $4,000 girls re-
ceiving their education in French converts.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-12

NINES.-Champa Of the most lavortc
w Brand Old Madeira, Sherry, Claret
&c Scotch Ale, London Porter fine old Pale
Brandy, for sale by
EDWARD +. NEWTON,
July 30. Corner of Thames N Pelham-Sts.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-12

These Vessels are commanded hy experienced and
humane Masters, and particular attention will be paid
To the accommodation and good treatment OF Passen.
gers under their charge.
Persons shng 10 send for their friends. can do so,
by proCur aGrrticHte uf PassHgeUi IIARND n Il Co.,
Boston. specifying whni Vessel they wish them come
by aud the day OF leaving, thus saving them the
penso oi anN detention IN Liverpool
IlARNDEN Co, wishing to rOnduct their business
upon principles of fairness and equity prevent fraud
aud deception have hut one price for passage which in
Nil cases, inclnies hend money aud brend sluns. Pre-
paid Passengers ALWAYS have the preference Pas
sengers Pnb ing IN Liverpool.
Those apply ing by letter or otherwise, for Certf-
Gates of Passage, should IN all cases furnish the
aud ages o the persons seut for with their address in
ful Ia enable Mcssrs lIarnden n To of Liverpool To
notify them o the proper time Ia leave home and lur-
nish other necessary information.
To persons returning home this Line also offers
periOr facilities and accommodation.