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" hen in the thirteenth century the Tartars,
led by their chief, Batu Khan, invaded Hun
gary, and King Bella was iorced to flee from the
disastrous ba tie of tho Sajo. despair seized upon
the HuDgarians Many had fallen on the field,
still more were butchered by the faithless enemy;
some sought escape, others apatnetically await
ed their fate. Amongst these was a n0blemsn,
who lived retired on his property. distant from
every high road He possessed foe herds, stately
horses. rich cornfelds, and well-stocked house,
built but recently for the reception Of his wife,
now for two years had been its mistress.
The disheartening account of the ge eral mis-
fortune reached this secluded shelter, and its
neaceful lord was Mortified. He trembled at
every sound--st every step he found his meals
less sayory. His very sleep was troubled; he
often sighed, and seemed quite lost and
wretched.
Thus anxiously anticipating the days to come,
he sat at his well-cl window, when suddenly
Tartar on his steed galloped into the court.
The Hungarian bounced from his seat, ran to
meet his guest, and said:
ssTartar, thou art my lord am thy servant;
all thou seest is thine. Take what thou tauciest
| do not oppose thy power; command, thy ser
want obeys." ..
The Tartar impatiently sprang from his horse,
entered the house, and cast q careless glance on
all the precious objects around. His eye was
| fascinated by the brilliant beauty of the lady o
the house, who ap cared tastefully attired tC
greet him here, no less graciously than her con
sort had in the court below.
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CAS- Coon AS CoAdDY," or the T'ennes
seams Story. BY an eitor. A. Hart, late
Carey and Hart, Philadelphia, publisher.
This story is about as piuanta narrative as
we have ever read Ills full Of fun and
frolio from the Openin to the close We
may have read funnierbut never richer OF
more graphic sketches than are contained
within the covers of thivOlume The story
is located principally iITennessee, Georgia,
and Florida. From tB concluding part we
extract few paragraphs, as an average
specimen, which we sbll entitle the
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28

everie Word that procee out of the Mouth OF
God, so Man likewise lives not by Sight alone,
but by Faith in the Giver os Sigh As long,
therefore, as it shall please Him to prolong how
ever imperfectle, this precious Gift soc long will
lay up Store agaynst the Days of Darknesse,
which may be many and whensoever it shall
please Him to withdrawe it from me altogether,
will cheerfully bid mine Eyes keep Holiday,
and place my Hand trustfullie in His, to be led
whithersoever He will, through the Remainder
of Life
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Whle he was thus recreating himself, Marcus
stooned over the fountain and quafsd its cold,
icy-oold stream How beau ifal the leng moss
waved now deep sea-green, NOW deep sky blue
below How white, how pure was the basin,
smooth and epptles' from the ceassless lavation
Of the waters ! How sparkling was the foam,
bow qilvery the gu.h of tho rilI l-Ah tnis was
Jbe sp rit OF the place The old cabis was ol,s
rounds looked neglected; even the rlver seem
ed defaced by the dark oid ferry boat that lsy
siusgis6ly on is bosoa bus this psrren o.
spring. pure and fre ana clear, was living,
singing, Joyous being, the emblem of his o@n
yosth, tbs reservoir of memory, the birthplace
If mona
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5rflr. y Cincinnati I,aror"ihi"3 Or lf,sf,
Uy,t.r Curei EiStabliS hme MT

,,,IIE liz. . .,iiu t. i,, o.p i,fi Ia" ,rr' rii" al
,i;ml Ii is lre,-,l ,t.ni ,dlrs IRON, III" "ii,
.n liz. ratI.a. ,ihr .,n hi 'w '''' I,"" '; ii"ml
ton Gin, i,laii a! na,t.li asi.'d :" W" f"" "'' '
the "a siac. ir",, the Miami anal. III l'c ', tr,
il easy Of access {" hYsr ',esir""9 ." ripoy he
benefits al The Institution gt.g- =, . " H. g..
,isI mpc pleasing variety nj scenery Than s'"ds ItSrl'
nctnrc traveller all Tic way rom Gsn,l2il 70 ,ne
Cure lhetc n,in'e aia an '"''''' ''i'' ~" ~ w"
beautiful cynid desc, ,trii"i ,.,.. =. ,.,. IN, ..t,L
Of thr artist glance III" ncainess ai, elcsaiee 9 !n
m,cror combined with the numerous attraciiIs winch
nss s, lssi, hc one The Halls are exte,
.o tnc ,nnn,s spacious and inviting. where 1c inrnil'
n,n yr,IIcr Tle Bed Rooms well ventilated.
ann, ,urrslcl; tile Bath oohs art apc anu 'on
Y ann in cnnicctin with the institution there is a
{; ymlr,sm Hall, scvenyiN" lcei long: where patients
W, sf,nuI, by he,f cxeirisc The Springs which far
is lie water ihis establishment arc clear pure sol,
ann n, both cold and ,liciols The country
ncshh1rhnGd a.. ,,, ,n I e"i,ei we can
.nf think oI desirable place. Tor those seeking
lesIih. than ilis Institution |,
Of disease io many years. less leave to inform the public
thase conm,ind to his care MIS- PE,sE who has for
several ycais devoted her 'tcnii"n I" the trcatmem
"r So, ro, inlit sation will take special charge Of the
Ccnale Pro,aysils Ute,i, with its tram
hsi tc enc Gs an, destroying the use
fess large portion % the iatr sex VIII Dc
this Insoi successfully inderendent o essa'.es
supporters any Kind. To this subject VIC Womb ins.'
tile attention of ladies' as in all cases We s' expect
| pc ror ~, a perfect cure :. ., ,,;,, ,,,,,,;
J,milton aid DAYTON Railroad. will stop at The Sarihns'
station Patients a,c requested 10 bring two comorta
blcs two blankets. two coarse Sheets sN towels, anu
o,nntity Of old linen, suitable for banages le.,s
Trn Ns-Thc iorl'n,rd, Medical services, anu q,
,en,,nce will bc dollars rer week, payable
veekv Extra ATTENDANCE will subject the patient to al
extra charge Some deueii3n will 10 made e. 10 . those W
fnd il necessary spend length OF unic IN INC iIs
lion persons will he charged two dollars pc
uHE ,ou three 10 five dollars viii be cha rscitor tho frs
| eNamnation. . ,, 80
'for"''he' 1DlN PEAsE. MD.
l. Promictor and Physeiai,.
! j, Cartilage Hsmilton Co. Ohio t-d l,f. anG2i.
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QUINCY FOUNDRY
Garner Min md Quincy streets.

WHEELING, W. s. -
TyNF La greatly enlarged aiid now rnm
rIcicd their extensive establishment, are rl'ai en IL
if ish tile public with every variety {" wosk IN ieir lfe
Splendid plain and fancy arches, including lenders sum
fronts, lilc iron stands Nc, ovens cnioh "li.f
and straight barred sfaics.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENTofi STOVES
Including the newest most improved roai aid wooj
stoves Franklin. balloon capnou, len plate keel boat
lIollOw.saic in all lis branches Sugar kettles oi Sa,
everything; in the fo''esiic l'ie wiio'csa
and retail. EHl EEsE - g. .i!.,
Mill .eai,g. and null castings Onr cHiclSS'
and most imprnVc aet n Patterns, ON long cA
in 1s line AMI lie liberal patronae!
hitherto eiycd. warrant us 10 eaect5 CONTINUATION
csan, in this part of our bushes Wind mill, hay scale
com sheIlcr. truck wheel. and small wagon castings
Wagon and buggy hntcs ., ..,,>1.
We are prepared to furnish the patent lever patent hi
side Crane lIl. Hornet Sier, &c, sNe lave alsn Sc
c,rd at this exclusive right to nninaetur
GIST'S PATENT PLOUGH, one ni inc hiost llpIofci
iuIpeiucnis in s,r,ine at the present day itt ~
rpn rails aii fencing. for cemeteries, scs snthel1
ycrantlas &c Pouers improved graduating fwyerc %
iron-wc secured the paent rght Tor several coih
rs f,r ths useful and exhibit recommendation
from ihc United States Armnry- as possessing qriue
for facilitating Elacksmth's abofs winch no ohe
pcsscsses Window caps consols. Sc In short every
Thing our line business. Sad irons with iancy sthii,
srrancIsi rorch feet. vault cellsIs. window ami seyt
-ratings Wrought iron, liiii anu SPIKES, oi Inc e
ulIalitv the lowest prices -. :,
ICJPersons wishing purchase in our line .yolcsaf
or retail will please give call. All orders from n;
country will be carefully attended TO and pnctualy fped
Scrap iron purchased at market pIiSes. ,,,,,,l
au%2i ..sts,sy-t ffiehihtp-N N horfhS.
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n ocnl mud -,rrnycIIins, .Aacn,r, .yynp,ca FOR


n ocnl and Travelling agents Wanted, for
MA ILLUS'rRATEI, ncndin:,h tscfpiion Or The Pa
graphs :sa l,ages Svo.i price 81 This work by j. A.
press to the most elaborate aud intensely i'i-'
trrcstg volume that yet
theme Since the publication OF Stevens Journal Of Tray
els appear ed flat has slf Thrilling
sensntio pre- enneny anu IS
with incidents hf the most anrsiiis character. Ia Inc a
rilac - one or the city editorials sH
oyne of California; taken by the light oi no0mday sun
Also DR. Beac,s great work on Medicine. THE AMERI.-
CAN pRACTTCE : y d FAMILY PlifSfGttN, 800 %.
ges 900 eng wings sheel rrlco 50 Dr feacbi at
tie head at the eclectic practice in this was
the demand that eighteen thousand copies OF tly work
were prntr, in enc elitic:. Also DrC d. H1Lmo,id's
work nj, the same principles Of practice MEDICA ~
FoRM ATJON FOR THE iMIIl.loN. .praIl?IE,LiU1 pE
TO EAlTH, ,1emo., cloth, agcS pr.fe 81 90 eloh
al nancr covers: fonrf tlolisali Nc. WOMAN J.s
HE.R VARIOUS iONSitont ing tactical r.IeS
for ,nerican feumles for nf con'ret i The dcini oil
cyerr domestic duty royal tsmo tcd cloth instraied
i uares mice GO ccns3 This w should be- the harris
M especially the yoGg Such y ITS popularity
three Thousand oorics lavc hran sold
.;Snnf Now York alone wit, IN f;w me;th thsolSd
Orers Or books above .dvertisr VIII cash or postage
staus accompanyipg r'n be nronufY hllei prepau 10
any IA n ofthe United states
" Sil s,ldfcss gfj .RiHIRuSERT L. lYouNti.9t y
44iifSs * (.;ucrassoyt IN, W M Holdif edge.
Nc 1I9 Fulton street, New York city.
Editors .ivfg ,iis advertisement two or three III
ser,ios entire yybe entitled To copy OF Gal1Tnia III
iiiiii J ~ 5fitsi ~ JsSlit
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New Music Store.
sim of the <:rccium Tri.ouum. No. 1870
v HlE-H r |

aw- J. FICKIES0N w'rl! 'csprr:Nliy an
r1T--T snnrnrc the citizens 81: h hccliir: anl VI
IS i 1eimy. thai he has i,.st "Snrh nrW i,. n,,
Guitars ViGimrclns, I;iaeolcs, Flutes, Fics, Ace"hi
ois. ian"s. and Taini,orncs. ~. rass Instruments 'he
first aid hest niilc. 81 ss5U. .ba.tl,r. 1
Instruction hooks all kinds Of Instruments; and 'of
singing
Sun. nucits. etc. and The YER! best h''h ahu
Italian Violin AMI Guitar Striir"s- ,g. . s Il. -, :.
tiarnnris i;ccs. Tuning Forks also fi"n ann '''h'
screws. Violin Finger and Tail i;oar''s @ 10 Nt'' sil
Bows for V"linccio and fioiii glH' iiHEail 3. 81
"A Kcl,crs Furniture Polish. Tr.nv.g vanshrd
Furniture Pianos. Cabinets Si",' l:.is "r any
descriptions nf Furniture. - a.,
Also for sale hy the Agent Gr kiehcr. ri'ishss iai"s
first AMI in the Unite. states SUI u
Nuns aui CIarks grand aud sG'aIr Pianos J. u, ht
's. IIalIri aud Aliens celebrated insnn Pian,s ~
i"cmt Tie make Of cailTii and Nec'li'anis fac'h
MeGdeons ..4E.tf % IL u /,
Accorcons. nnl all kind ri musical ns'rnc'S 'cna.rsl
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4 smcricnn-, intronixc aonr own nInnn
facturcr. -
IN wheelinr Silk Factory.

a NEHICAN Silk. ni,acincd into superior an'l sub
\ st,util articles the varinus sbrics iow in use nj
t;IlIS SILK FACTORY: Main Street. Centre w heel
r- Tie curious such ttcs invited TO call AMI s'c
iIc p,ncss curing. AMI these wishing 10 r'r
silks wholesale retail c lie supplied IN rchs0h
I cr,s al till's Sinr, aioiua The Factory. nj y.
NJ ll,us s. Fnrbs'. A.lO Farrhilds. Marsh ~ lay
nrs and q. w Hcisks. Whcfling. Va. am, ni lanes
Ricl., tsnn.s Furnishing: Ware House No. 1i9, Main
Sticei, Cincinnati, o. t''h. -
onr Fabrics arr war,cnru ai rnic SIN; anu hf l5h,
al tlc A,p,rcau Ilsntc. New York fgaklin ihsituc-
PJiIn,cr,ia and oliD Stale Fair. We nIr constantly
I,,iactui- stock ia large and si's0irll,c-
COMPRISING ns,my variciirs,evcis; sas vcsiii"s dress
silks rril.cs. CaVas. hanlhcIclcfs. nf white, Hack
aL figured AMI printed. n tho irwcsi Styles. made OF
hr.t tyycd t.yiilri aud pai Also. siirts awcts
aud half hose iur gcIilcnriI .r.. ... 81. =. I'D
Please call and ia; rnzc Ills inp" iat branch al Amer
cau ordcrs 'hrcScry variety "siIks prompt
" executed. aHtt
: tIercl.a,.talle Cocnn's ,lli H.elcd silk bought:
JOHN W. G':.I,.
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

or Cfucinnuti-Sc--ion of ISJ2-'J3.
ry,E regular sorsc Medical Lectures in this nstit
| lion Siil comitcncc on the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT. 1872. aud continue four nionills
70. Nsa1I. r Nfti' nu>zp rrrSrEEs. l-l
Roy C. ELI.lpTT u. D.. President the Hoard.
o. Nj LANGnONN. VI. IL. SccI eiary g :.
Rev THORNTON \. MILLS s-" a'
Hon. &. u. COFFIN. -h.- .sts.. 's..l.a .f..
lt r. II. .tMtiSs'E.S. VI. u. a..t az
Hon JOHN IuKGOSNE,izlI
Hon. Il i:). IIOAniES, Jn.
T. NJ GREGORY. Esq. -uLgtl e ,gl.lIs ~ .aE e
gro MENnENHAlL. NJ. d.. ,...5... I- ~.
Tie FarUltv is rnnpnsr,l III ilr folnwiE gentlemen:
X H. Nir-Sry. NJ ~. Procs Of opcr
/ r. Jrpkixs. NJ. ID. Professor Of Anatomy. N D.
Ions DAVIS. NJ. D.. .Adunci Professor of Anatomy;
lam, + WI,,rr. " n. Professor Theory aud frac
ice uf Medicine .,.,
Diseases or Women aud ihidch -g = =, IA. n -r,,,.,;.
JouS A. SrErIty. VI. H. Professor oi MacTi' hc"ca
.rcrarcutits and Medical jurisprudence. I a...
@ G CnNEGys, VI. H. Pfoicssor OF I:isii'ihcS ui he"
cine. ~ V u..ii . go ,,,,;y,,, 200 t5rs
4 rrr,,uts ,uy rcrGSi OF Lectures upon some Important
IN Medicine and Surgery. VIII i,r gwen dn's
. nnntl, al Ocinhrr These lectures will hG iice 81"
Ic,s are AL yjssd with This course,
'rhr nlSSEITiNG ROOMS, under the supervision o
. n,rt Professor Anatomy Will he ol che' on th'
Isl OF ttrtnir'! -,o- ,,,;, 'r;,,,!,,,, :
n;ssrrins ticket SIN Graduation Fec S:''.
For i,Tf hry niuiinaiian G,ld css , =,
-, Hih alIlp tiuDltINS, MI, u
yL.,4tf.' .gt.1 Ii-,n,,t ilpi fa'ulitg
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STEAM MARBLE oRKs.

sI'uE >I-i:>i'i:Ii:El. aNiWs in"" 'Ni'>it" 'tnirf
n..mi- IL, liz l,si ii- -uriS I'll NaThh' 'n' c"a
t-uIaI,- r..ii.,n al Steam w"ihs i' w"lt' hNit
!r inspection Ihs st"Fk '"hsIS" al iyi'p
yau Sienna. American and ;hrr Marbles III lie inest
n,aIiticS which sold lower iI1h any "ilet establish
mem, in Tie west "a sltL si
I.,l,s wnu.l find i, ilcir advantage To- inspect is
STOCK hc,,,c uTCllasin- elsewhere ... ~
His work is done in the n"si elaborate style, aIi ic
yol inyile lie al trtiou purchasers Ia examine his
ry and Other carved work Monuments. Cen
nialis Ioinhs Head and foot stones Nc AMI Grave Ha.h
work in every variety: being enabled hy his superior rl
cs 10 supply ihs work considerable lower prices than
any other establishment; in the country.
Please 4 call AMI cNiinlc my w"'k. ff
- MICHAEL J. RniiAN.
rf.fa Marble Mason ani Vault l;uildcr.i
na-ilso CalcincI Plaster. Hydraulic Gcncnr. Plaster
cass and Models and Marietta Grind STONES, warranted
| al ,I,c In,vcst trade riircs fy-h.t
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KELIS 81 CALDWELL,

p 'i'.t tsuccEssons tc 70 JAS. rkuLi &co.) % :.
rn,,orter. and Wholesale dealers in Drugs,
1Icdicincs, ChSmfcaIs, Paints, Oils. &c. a,T
= elts7 40. 49, UNION BUlIDiNGs,lNAiNS ST.
iVING pugelas9d the eptire stock fixtures chemical
Tespeellv soIieithe patronage OF dealers and the public
generally. All goods warranted .1'--l -
In retiring from the Drug biisiness take pleasure in
recommending 10 Yotabc consideration our successors
Nessrs (ells "a ne and hesitation in saying
thai Oir former customers, and dealers gecray Will re-
ciye that and accommodation which has earned
for mis- well know house share of patronasc
- & szSi al = 80 gsaa- II las PA UII& co. q
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aiBoohs, STATIONARY, variety Goods !Se.

slBoolts, Stationary, variety esoodss sNc!
rJ,HE Subscriber thankful fol the liberal eNe
e,i To him bers 10 request the Of
10 s present la arc and well selected assortment, consist
in. OF SCHOOL, Medical, Theooseai Historical andNi
cellanems books. Plain and Fancy Stationary, lBha
hooks Wall and Window Papers, and Variety Goods.
To Merchants. Teachers. Srhnol Trustees and ot'cg
wishing to purchase in quantities, every hducenient w
be offered in prices and terms = is N,-l On fsa
Rags taken in exchange paid for in CASH at the hghe'
fa'es- John II. THoMpsoN,l
p Au~ Gift 3IMonroc Street.
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l5NiU /. / MBER N, 36.
POETRY.
From Sartein,s. .Nagasins.

From Sartcin's Magazine.
October:
i"Lt2 ,ltg. q, iaS i'dFitsf
Through thc aislcs OF the forest,
\ whispering breath a1Es NtIf-.
Floats, wispers and murmurs, Z .fsEgF
And mlrIIlns Of death; ~. e. HAL IN
But its voice is gentle and sweet
As an angels sigh, L., -trf
And il whispers tsThe beautiful, ,s,AH
The beautiful dic!n 10 ~ ~ htttl at tsE
f.4psts 81. 10 aj4.AtkRsit Il .IuA4-I-i.GlEtd uEe
On the sheen Of the forest ki-i sili aA
There's gorgeous hue u ~ tl 4sf't .ffs
ajAs the sunlight Whendying k.5i{t raEIfsItt tf.5
sis On the ocea us lileg Z, ,iiltlf' lisR
We know its heetcal flush ltfdNs1L r1i7tgzil 20 u
With decay is fill'd ~ filstAO:5 z.s-ii ii1
As check whichis warmest NJ II 1lstrui'4 tlTs
Ere tile pulse be stid. ii 't't fTri yriii . ~
.f3sus8A. 10 .HIg}fiL8 80 I 100 50i1r2lt XIII
Down, down in thy depths, Oheart, Isi.tEsltt lTSi
l. Whore the foIyereis dwell III sl JiESi
Ofifes Spring time and Snmhir iJtstG a. I'll
What, what caRst thou telll Il II 4alE 'RItt ASH
OH! Hope,s sunlight is dying
,ggas On nnny wreath md tsiyuSt 4itSsl.5EIasHA
Round the heart that is signing - 80
e Tie ditse their death. y s1lIlW II .M
Fading, fading October! z-.-'7
ACI lIave loyed you we'll GthtW itAELAD
Though only os change, and deeays1
And OF death you tel
For your sorrowilI music,
Your mystical geanisti Iil u II -.
Safety fall on the spirit - ZIP {-,IU -
-, From the land Of dreams! " -
Wheeling Va.' " n - .fotii!u ',hoL o. !. T..
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CLEvEI.aND AND I,II"IS IL UI,t: iAII.
EOA
x. li-,r Esssss--S 49, k:sSs.ssa Allr
asaJ=sa Sssss sssssss Sss y Esssssa y y;

-sayEIE.s, 81 e. O. % @ .SENS1 y.
n and Wednesday, June 10th, is5a, Passenger
Leave s Cleveland" at oi a. M Express train for Wells
vile and iner,nedate staonsi 3iin a., Aeeonmoiq
lG IA Ss y iiar Tain
sHss wsss s,SERH At ia's' NJ
Cleveland. aud intermediate stations .t,..
with tic following lines to wit: 1t Hudson. will. Tic
Akron Branch Railroad for Falls and Akr9i at
Warren at Alliance with The Ohio and Pensyiy yania .il
Roal at liayard, with hacksfor Dover New Philadelphia
Fol, PITTSBURGTlc i,:lo y. NJ. EXPRESS, Train,
ie eies"ni side Wheel sieansr FOREST CRY for Pssh
and intermediate landings arriving at tshurshthe same
Fare Cleveland L to BY q Ohio 10 and Penn"
Fare from cleveland 10 opi,tsbrgh by way wcsvc,
$3.50. iiif 45sli .,,,ga Q al4, "a .gl
Ios 10 shf.s fss S sn HER
FOR WHEELING Tile 0in n. Nj Express train frorl
S'sss's ssss ss%"sss Msii @ s iffSsH
Wheeling touching at the !nicr,ria's a''lns a,t N
NJ i: I'm Il NJ Exrfsss Ttain
w n III" sR%xS aira al ante At With
the Akro lsraich Railroid 'i''i 'i'' 9'.l'' "viaH
press Train from Wellsyil!r and Srrys s n
is to T, ,,, the lR sisplffs @ M Nsw
Detroit. Chicago Ra7ine, Milwaukee,
s1X i, q irSHTkG ,s ssns IL
evening. and tile cann in New York or
Glcaro aJ.s.I fGn n s. :ns ,s..i ~ te,tliI -
7 l. ~. Hudson, witt lie ,ki.n Branch fi.h
H,li and y-lani III irs Ia rn,,eriIwtn rhr
n.r.in- Express Train III The Cleveland tn,n,c,'3 en-,
,.iirini,aii Hailf"..l iI' ii,s S,Iii
h'r0mi"'rrii" i'.ir. th." l>"i
I,,, a, !: n VI ...lrris viii r E,in' Train ff"'
% ci,iA,f C"inhi,s II ti-v"ian'' 'h viii iiraSRroI
,;r.,nh l.aoaiai ilnis"i ~ . ily..t z {i..
Flr.L l.. r.. s i'''i u'ss y y i's
,i,ryrI,ni JuIc H. ~ Sni..rintemithr- |
Homnpathic Medical College, al
r. h 90 Al',' gPENNSSt tNHSIA!tt tt3ti - +Hi''.
N 1 Ioeatcl in Fiibctt Get, above Eleventh, it3
lf4i- tiit @tt'a 7f slf 'lt .27I7i
I'il Lectures Of the regular rousf Will 'onn9Sc on the
second Monday Of oc'"icr, and continue n' ne hta
u i.Iaich ensuing. ,,o,, ii,
Students who have aitiwd t'so .nii courses M ID
| ,,,,, ,rn,,,nn frr ",ia only orce,, ~ i 40
Practical: Aldmy, All leN iI tfgtl1 1tsI I5iIIfi in ",
u.sThe fonienec Mill lake laace carly in Alarth.
| FACULTY. .asfsH llilJ
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PROFESSOR smoNrr,Ttck Ns r.rfIt-,
,-r.. !. TIM yNfpI,lSE. ..t ~
4 'i+H'" WALTER WILLIAMSON, ". ~. - tt
I JOSEPH G. uMT:';AiHll, 3" .. .tYI5lH
Pr rsnn nnsrErRls ANn TnE DISEASES ~ WOMEN ASs
n ItailsE iE AVIAN T. ALL. VI. d., ~, ffleLE
r,rrssor or rnyst0r..y .Sn IrRIsrRUpgScs
I,'Y ''9Y'' -" n MATTHEW SEMl'LE. y. u,
5dA rHes,p Fl. (, lSsis siSs n r., ~ ge
:, rgnrHSInr 8il sd sci. aH
.lt6 lf4is .tH WaI. A.ts.ARnfNEH. NJ. isf
4 ~ . % :, w. 4 SHT'o'N REEn. NJ D., l'2iia
nEunSsrf krn. n:'i.: = ,roNY.5A l7Iu1N
/, snlcnts viii ADMITTED t .Ionsseblathc Hospital
rcriye clinical att
bedside OF lie acis, and surgical practice aud opef
4 WM. a. GARElNER, NJ d., DEAT.
.! 10 ilJlIlthl! l9ai3 - No. ,I:iAIcl, street. Pha
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r. lust received at their medical store fresh SUP
I'll ny OF The most choice medicines. such people
c mon In king teir selections regard is paid to
nrices. so the article he OF the best quality
Physicinms' I'rcscri pts put up by arelh'nds
4, ..,i,;,n1s ,lny or night. au%2i-1yrd
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y y SEASON ARRANGEsIENT.a uIg
Michigan Central Rail road Line!.
Q siiss. i9SEssa. ssSSss-s .


Ilung q NJ! s .cgEvELAHDlAND DETROIT, al - ~, "a
IN connection irih The CYeredHd and Cincinnati Iaflroad,
Cltreiand and Erfi R q, CYerea'Ha aud Pi,y11'sh RR
and Hichfg CenfrdiR W. N. iIE ,lJI!iW SIf .HtTi
Passengers will be tcketel through from any point on
Lake Michigan TO Cleveland, Cincinnati Pittsbnrgh, and
Wheeling and from either Of those places 10 any point on
AXE Michigan ~ tl!s.53 so ,iliH nsJI ,guLWGl
This line will be composed Of two new low pressure
steamers built expressly for the route = - ~
GLEN ELAN t>rr " u STANAhp.
t''t'' S''a p" ASp att4 -Ilfat# ltl ,--'ItfN-
FOREST CITY. Carr. j. \. PIERCE
A boat Will leave Gle yelani or Detroit. ami Detroit for
Cleveland, cyery evening at Gl ,'cl,ck arriving in both
cities Tic following morning in season FOR the morning
trains Chicago Cincinnati, an Pittsburgh and
the Superior and Sasr boats Detroit. They
will ruiI from Cleveland in the following order:
FOREST CIIYs'4s'l' -'+' =. .,ut
Monday. "Wednesday Friday
20 Ni1} ~ 8lT CLEVELAND nIr.1 fiEp5 Lry7 li
And will leave Deiroit /: ~ me. 't''A'iti,
'N5fENa CI.VE ,si"fa.zi-' II! d.
Monday .Nct tnrs,lay. Friday
EORESTGlTY
Tuesday. -Thursila Saturday
The undersigned prepared To make contracts for all
kinds freight from Cleveland to Detroit. Mackinaw,
Saut st Marie, Saginaw, and pl ports on Lake Mclan-
The 6'J.t I.g1 ,-,rl,. 4I
60 OCEAN. CASPIAN, AND ST. louis .i.5 II
will the line until tho new boats are ready ..s
4F t--S AGENTS GI
&C. C.HRADBURN ~ Co., Clrrclairl.l .lr
PTTTMAN, TROWERlDG E& JONES, Detroit. ..,I.l
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4 sgst u u "a Dupoui's Powder, al a., y, Il.
IyH E. ;ber has Eency the above POWDER
and has nil supply pf all qualities on e,l hanG GOV
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POPE
TIIOS. IIORNBRO,
70 - w IN. H ing Ia n m, ual
Shirt Manufacturer
NEW BRITAIN. .tsA

HilNr 4ll +2tAl-i --fsi4f-f. - .f' 10 CONNECTICUT.
IJAS appointed ,LNi Adams agent for the sale of his
i'll shirts Factory prices Merchants Ci9thiers and
others who are desiruus buying shirts OF the best and
cbeapest make in the United States will call atA ~ I'D
ans clothing store where they viii find h assortment
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