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DIR. MORRIS'S
A Antt-Dtspepsic EHxer.

'l'IIIS medciue has eei, in use ior several years
and so great are it, curative virtues that 'nany
cases h,c. were ronsiG rel incurae have h-en ger
manently cured By the use of one bottle o: the Elk
Nanr PERSONS are I'll ctd with une;.sy ard pain
ful feelings after eating. in all such the Of
the E,ixer c,ring 10 dire ton will give the high
est sati faction. giving relief Imm dintely AID in
few DAYS effrctlng lerm.ne cure.
Inf, ,nts t. hing often at'lcket With spell OF
vomiting The Elk occasiors t Z tfi> ha' scter
is tn. mothers best FIJI nd fes light doses re
stores the stomas h t. it's wonte ihealth, tore.
In short no iniiy ilual faulty should be without
soinva uah me' lei e
avenue: w ELLIOrf. cor of aid -th STREET
PATTERSON, l. NAIkN cer. 9>h AID Penn.ylvania
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A CHEAP AND GOOD FAMILY PAPER.
THE WEEKLY PENNSYL
l. publI>h he'd by NM IT, Hop, at rs South ThiId
street. Ph,ladciph the low rice ONE DOLAa
YEAR.


YEAR.
This j urnal wi contain each week. Twenty
ei-ht Ong choice Ieai.g matter c. mi riS
ing Z. Of aud iecied Poetry, Takes. T.. lii
| aud LITERARY a-ti les. News 10th Ortign an /
D'nes IL. the proceedings OF ongress MI our stat"
legislature and n full AID comp etc Net ly summa
~ the state If tie had Ii iia aiarke.s. In act.
he Ii KLY EAAsYLvA IAN viii contain every thing
caleunt' u 70 make accplta IL FAMILY AEITfR
To ose Who have h.en in tie Habit Of reading
tie fEHNsYLvA IAN, IL Is unI'e essar Ia say Ills
Journal wall naintin lhr rel u atio 1t Las hitherto
Tor National .Ie,, treiy ami tod } dtfe,id
g the Constitution and the CEioh az all'st the '"cks
of the fanais of the Ncr HI" u'~ It sunionists Of
the South. IN. nal lrEciF es Of the d. mos ratio
will be maintai ued in ala ,i ir e>iness, Wig r.,
aud urly: aud TO d paltur' from our Chez lshed
t'r r1nts. Wink'd at or ihhOsatlon toi r'ted
1t has beeu ntinue .ff' IT I" make u l'emo
cr itic MASSES read, people. anh VIZ are pieas' to
Ii III that they are becoming more aid mole Every
day. Lut our de- ire is to make theiu IL! mo stu
III,
eur Democr.tic lends ttroushcut the Union, are
called u: On To at in iECIe:s'rg TIE aitatsy wide
ci,cu ation # tie WEEKLY Pc NsTLv>NlaN; b. so do
ing lhes WILL only te helping s. tut also aiding
IN circulate q Demo tic truths that VII prodoc~
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Fifty Copies for n ir Do lars
single Copies Gnr Dollar.
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H)UsEKEEPEas' GOODS.


DIN NJ. ID nm 4 akOrIIER have j ,st opened
~ aud arranged Il handsome assortment Of Goods
5 dittbir for the season. viz:
Pari Marble oMss
Pa,ler Hache AM Ere lch printed do
fr nch Gina and B riu Iron CU DIS. as Guns
an >au'erS. Mugs. Car!standS. and Mattel h
8"xes, Dresden China, very h ,nlso,n., Bas
kets AL Work Boxes, por able Desks, DC.
pLA TED q, pDDS .f
Handsome stors Mugs Ia Sets
Carr, and Gaze Baskets uoble s. Forks and
SPOONS
s'ards, .ts, and Napkin Rings.
LAMPS,
Solar. Ets"r:al tall &c
BinNZED q hyl,S
Fen ers Dogs. Shovel ,n TOngs. Slittonna
Cand!psti kS, aiIde. .abras, iiatracks, Looking
Glasses
LOOKING GLASSES.
Very lar-e si.t frame mahogany, AMI walnut
Looking Glass $. Bracket lab e..
FURNITURE
Several h n''sore pain ed Chamber Sets, very
cheap aud oed
Bureaus, OFFS Extension Tab es
Ih,rs of manv patterns and >h pes and mate
81 Be stead, Beds. Mattresses, and Feathers in
the bag
China glass, stone aud crockery Ware in
guam tiles, u large stock, we'll assorted AMI
JAPAN WARE.
Toilet Sets Cand es .icks Cake Boxes
i'ru hes. Woodware. Iron Ware .s
Clicks o veral varieties and patterns, 80
hour and s d,y. Our sto:. is certainly tn.
IN at conpletr rf any KEEP. in the Distrit or
pen thaps at any other place.
We invite call fro,u PEE in of ar ices in
the line of housekeeping, ami we fiater ourselves
they be accomm dlted at our establishment
pr mpty and at reasonable prices for the quality
as at any ther place
JOHN VI DOM 4 BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue. bet. 10th and i1th It's.
dec :0-tf
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STCRY CT LAuIsLAS PAGORSKI,
The Polish Patriot.

During the Polish insurrection, Ladisas
Pagorski served as Captain in regiment of
larcers. lie to- k part in the crmbats of
1880 and 1881, and was made a Colonel at
the age of twepty-six. After the surrender
cf Warsaw, he took refuge in France. La
dislas Pagorski was not man to waste his
time in illeness. Residing in an upper
room in the Rue de Ia Bieufai: ance, in that
mean, obscure quarter of Paris formerly
called Little Poland, he passed his leisure
i'll the study IF politics aud pills hy, both
physical and mental
The conspiracy of 1884 recalle him from
his studious pursuits. lie thought the de-
cisive moment was come, and, despite Of
the advice of some friends, lie resolved to
return to Poland lie travelled in disguise,
and reached the frontiers of Galacia Without
detection. notwithstanding the vigilance of
the Russian spies. He took refuge in n
castle belonging to an old friend of his fam
lily, Count Wislinski, and determined to
await the signal for rising in aims.
Bat for his res less anxiety of mind.
Ladi>las would have spent a pleasant time
III the dwelling of his friend 1t was one
Of those ancient Polish manor houses, where
are preserved and transmitted from father
to son traditions of patriotism and national
g'o,y. Religious duties aud the chase oc-
cupied the day, while the evenings were
passed in social intercourse around the wide
hearth, seasoned hy pipe of tobacco and
glass ofbydromel. Count Hislinski had an
only daughter, named Wanda. Beneath
this young girls gentle and lovely exterior,
glowed the vigorous soul Of patriot. She
had often heard of the brave Colonel Pa
gorski, but sc,rcely expe cted to fud in him
Il man of twenty-nine, possessing hand
some figure and a highly cultivated mind.
The young people were mutually pleased
with each other, and under existing circum-
stances the tedious formalities preliminary
to Polish courtsbip under the old regime
were dispensed with. Ladi>las Pagorski
promised to marry Wanda Wislinski after
the approaching campaign: she gave him
like pledge. They clasped each others
hands, and parted.
The Colonel Mastered to join the insurcept
forces, which assembled at Warsaw. The
result Of the enterprise is well known the
was Prematurely discovered,
and it totally failed 4 great part of the
Poles were arres'ed-the rtmainder fed
Ladislas was one Of the Fl, st to b. taken,
and cast il to the Russian fortress Of Zamosz.
There he vas tried by mar .ial law aul sen
49, ssssS.4 = - III 81 sa I4sk Ia e.
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F. A. TU, KtR,
ERCHANT TAILOR,
UNDER ,TIONAL HOTLL,

rs FULLY prepare ia kIs usual It e. to supply
L his customers auI the pubic with e As
rt c-s OF arl, arparei al FER Ne t. gen
Lien.an'> War r,.be
Memhe 5 ot tOI r,ss aud Strangers visiting the
cit are invited to Cd aId .xaa ne hs 'rds, 'on-
sis ing fCiohs Of various gr. des. c,ois Il i,anu
actur's and all sorts uf Chs,et We ting ac. de-
g.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
TRUST IN GOD.

Ye who bear the bri hit Credentials
On your lrow. cf heavenly love,
Falt-r not. while on " ur journey
To the better land ib,ve y :.
&, Whom God loves he ever chas ems .. .
Lesson learnt 10y many he rt,
VIII the >un f :esign,tion '' .52#+
Giids the tears that surross start. ....
Weary are you. and o'erlsden .,,.- -..t.
With The turmoil and the ST if?
Spirit hands ever waging - '7t.i''
On tue battle fed # If s...-. ID.
Listen to the W. r!s Oh rpmi,e,
s, oxen by Saviour's voice:
"1her-'s glorious est remi ing
For th~ leople Of my CHI ice''
10 temptatO : surgs lire you,
ike tn. musi of tie YES,
Wien Il ey bring their sw. etest anthems
Up fir M out tl,eir coral cave.
S,i bellol t. e &" Rock of Ages,'
Nhere dec itf al waters r..l',
God vi IL, 'er permit the temp.er
To make tn sh p~reck cf Thy soul.
Trust in God. ard still press onward
TO 'he calling Of your l. rd,
Lean in: on h> ithfu pr mise,
Cui' ed by Lis precious word;
Ever h"ar,ng Ch,ist Your Saviour
Speaking thus in words Of peace:
g. "m with my chosen people,
Till the passing wo,l Id sh.il ce se.'
Oh. press onward. Gods anointed,
Ttoueh shadows round you east,
Bread # If. that you have scattered
sh:ll return to you at last.
Seed you deem already pe:istet. -s
You to human soil have given,
Still may bess the hand that lanted,
Wi h the fruit it fears FIR heaven. .l.
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E. C. CARRINGT0N.

Attorney and COu"selier-at-Lav
DRACTICES in all the Courts of the District and
i attend. to the prosecution osC Inns before CON.
gross m the Executive Departments
~ Office. east wing of the City Hall.
fhl.-
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Inv iphla Type and st IT otype foundry
70 ~ scr'ter wo' Id call he att~ntirno Printer
w sreatly reduced prices of the present list
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r. H. LAsKEY, i
Attorney amt Coun- n-eller.as-Law

DRACFiCtS in the Courts of the District. and
prosecutes clams Of every dissertations bef re the
several Executive Departments ard bef'rr Congress.
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G. L. GIBEaSON,


I)AACIlCES IN all the Courts of the Dstrc and
atte Ids to the prosecution of Claims bef re Con-
gross and the Execu i've Dcp,rtm nts
'mce on Louis. Ma avenue near Seventh street
lan
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reRTsMouTH, (Va.,) Aug. Is, 1851.
Mr. J. F.. Boush-Dear Sir: Viii e aun in general
OF. ..,,ed to Patent Medicines. canlor compeis TO
state that ] have great confidence in the virtues
of Hampton Vegetable Iincture For several
months past have used it in my family, amt in by
liilty with entire So far my experienec
extenis therefore. take pleasure in recommend.
ing it to the afflicted u safe and efficient remedy.
VERNON ESkRIN,k.
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DAILY
EVENIN G ST A r.
nrarIsdED EVElY AFTERNOON.
(EXnEPr Sunday
a. 9Th street. south Of Penn. avenue,
BY JOSEPH B. TATE.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

c,b:eribers served by the carriers a. six
-. week. payable weekly. To mail sub
.,sr, -. 80 year; 81 for six months.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
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alF,bm"ei u spare no exren.e in making their
Htv ~, "t ~, as perfect rs possible. they h Va
',gCr,P complete set of the justly c,lehrat. d
ssh thsr IErtfR. from Diamond tn Engiisb, to
4,,ina particularly invite attention.
as n "~iy m"de Numerous additions to their
ern., Tyres, Rord.rs. Ornam nts. &c th.ir
: Asr now unrivalled in the Unit, d StHtes; !;
Shg us,' 'oSed methods cf astipg. ard Of pre-
~ @i. sure .atifsctian. " ''' "'@" ' " "
'riOy 1,t 'esses Csses. Stands, Chasps. Gallsys.
: Nns,,n,, anu rverv :rtirle used in printing Of
sepd'hnS on hand. at the owest rates.
sr anu , ireSses. and Tyre used only in stereo-
pt.tb hph'ets Music Labels. &C., &c, stereo.
ls n e"rrectress and despatch.
FAs NJ peim'n Books will lie sent tn Printers who
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NOR BALTIMORE, wAsHING.6HsSss


Il TON PHIL ApEI PIIIA AND NEW YoRK-xxf--4zkK
GREAT THRo UGH 1iyE FOE THE EAST -BALT1MoRE AND
OHIO RAILROAD Wheeling Banors connecting with
the Washington Baseh Railroad the Junction. stsly called the
Relay Houss ne mics fos Baltimore With the Philadelphia
Wilmington and Bahnors Railroad TO Philaephla.
The tunnels the OF the line fully
ped and the whole road in hns condition. presenting the
picturesque and romantic world. The
for the comfort and safety Of constantly exercised by the
officers and Agents Of M Company and there safer road in the
lons agsns Of Other routes 70 the contrary. 80
The And splendid steamers Of the Union Line from Louisville
Madison and with th. al Wheeling rough
tickets trcu these paess Baltimore wbnsos phsiepha
may be had o. Wall Widen, Boat Agents. and Fulton Newell
evee ST. Lou the boats Of the Union Line only Louisville
The steamers leave the wharf Iv daily for Wheeling where
and baggage carefully 6Nnsferrsd the
The Express hs Train lesves wheeling daily
and arrives Cumberland (20i mlss)at and allowing
hours arrives Baltimore ESQ mies) Daylight the next
making the hrsuh ios Wheeling 10 lees than twenty
hour including soppagss,
Travellers viii hat this THE CHEAPEST
well As one Of the most pleasant - the East.
transferred the Washing the
Junction, and for fhaislph at Baltimore without charge.
Travellers allowed ample time and opportunity at all points obtain
their meals.
Through (neladng MEALS etc.
Louisville 10 Baltimore with the prvsEe lying any~he -
III. to Washington ssC Philadelphia sio To be hsd
Of the Agents Asovk,
The Railroad fsm Wheeling Baltimore - o to Phads
phi. or Washington, ~ 50.
~ When stop running season. pass.n-
Frsgh!s TO all Eastern this sns drec, speedy line
(Which prepared will be taken
other All property carefully handsa delivered 10
good
Inquire above and Of Josxru Z. ELDER,
No. 10 Commercial street. n Pirs.
su9< WIN. PARKER, General B-imoTe.
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nRUGS, CHEMICALS, ErC.-The Subscri-
IL Der. have IN for the following
rs demijohns SPIRITS NIIRE; 10 earboys do;
do; A9uA ANN AMnoSlA e.sSsyi s sG dSih
900 kegs CARB SODA; 50 bb SAL. SODA;
100 bills EPSON SALT; IS DO GLAuBER SALT;
10 do. CAMeHoR 50 do. CREAM TARTAR;
80 do FLOUR BIRTHSTONE; 20 do, ROLL dol
! do. TGRKEY GUM MYReAi DO WHITE WAX;
500 pounds TURKEY OPIUM; 1900 do. TARfARIC ACID;
so do CITRIc ACIDS bbls oXALlC do;
bales ORANGE PEEL bags ANlsEED;
do. ENGLISH yALERIAS ROOT
% bose. cAIdiSED MAeSEsfA; 10 caves cARs DO,
500 DO. AFRIcAN CAYENNE PEPPER
100 do ENGLISH CALOMEL 200 do. AMERICAN do;
100 do DO, Blue MASS 400 do. dc.i
50 do. CORROSIVE suBLlMATE,
50 do RED PREcIPIrATEi 1sO do. ToDtDE PorAssE;
50 do. IODINE; 8 Q ounces M0kPHlNEi
1850 ounces sTRYCHNINr; 800 pounds CHLoRoFoRM;
They also expecting daily
80 btla LUMP ALUM; 30 do. POWDERED ALUM;
80 do, CoPPERAs; 10 do POWDERED TURMERIC;
do. AsSAf GTIDA; S eA5s BAISAM COPAiBA
10 cases SPONGE; 80 bales CoRKS, various kinds;
10 do ITALIAN LlQUoRiCE; 10 do SICILY do,i
They have also supply The following PATENT
Or. DAVID JAYNEiS MEbicINEsi
C, W. CARPENTERS DO
BRoWING a BROS SELECT POWDERS;
FAHNEsroCK's vERMFUGE;
LEE snd OSGoQDlS ANTI.BlIIoUS PILLS.
MURRAYS FLUID MAGNEslA;
PLANTEN 5 CAPSULES OF CoPAIBA, etc;
THORN'S EXTRACT OF SARS .PARILLA and CUBEBS;
WHITES HAIR REGENERATION;
DIR. HASTINGS'S SYRUP OF NAPHTHAi
HENRY's cALcINEp MAGNEsIAi
b. buS JOAN suLi rs sARsAs PGi sis etc.
RUSHTON q CLARKS COD LIVER OIL.
o2i E. j. HART co 10 Tehoupito.ias ST.
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

n WRIGHT s. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
-. GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they Offer upfy Druggists md Dealers foPnso lovs
II Depot Special Agency No. CHARITIES ST,
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are or the round trip between Baltimore Relay House
Tickets for thu round trip procured ntefing
the - = - - "
"wAsHNGToN BRANCH
Leave Baltimore for Washington NJ and . NJ $50 r. ~
and Pm - -
On Sundays at +1s A NJ and .lOP. ",
Leavs " ashinson on Sundays al 8 a. NJ aud r.H
The rst and fourth second
trains from Washington will Express trains stopping only
gton Junction and Annapolis Junction By order
jyassm J. T. ENGLAND, Agent.
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z NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
IA RANGEs-FIRsT PREMIUM.

PRICE COULON, Plumbers, I07 Poydras
street. New Orleans ciuy inform and m. pbc
M carry or ne ssSys in an
AMERICAN, ENGLiSH spd FRENCH WATER CLoSgTs WASH
sAsNs FopMIANs BRASS FAUCETS Of ali kinda COOKING
~ NGEs GARDEN HOSE HYDRAULIC RAMS; FORCE LIFT
sEkR PUMPS FITTED aP 10 the LEAD PIPES Of evay
aescIPl9ni re and SHEET LEAD BLOCK TIN always
sr and WORK neatly put up repaired
apIO
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u A. FAHNEsTOcK's vERMIFUGE used

WASHINGTON COUNTY, Pa. November, 1854
negbo Of mine had child that sick and the Physician
attending all his skill for recovery but without avail
They sent 10 Canoutbug for Dr. L. who came over to car place. and
upon approved Of all the attending physician
done could nothing The child up
Dr. then said that there could risk 10 IT,, FANksfoCks
vERMIFuG thought they had They sent
MY store, seine After museng the hr.t bottle
cordng printed the child passed few They
then about halt another bottle when passed between TWO
AND THREE WORMS mmedaey sner commenced
SAMUEL. BARNETT.
III Sold by all principal Druggists and
Merehnels tho eniteh Stas nal a&Wlm
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PENNSYLVANIA ENSiNns Yd,lCA n RAIL-7E ca

BENNS1LVANIA RAIL --@ETE- e
u RoAD-NoTiCE TO EASTERN IRA x36kY&S ~
nELAkS.A Continuous Railroad from CINCINNATI CLLV EANIJ
WOOSTER MASSlLLON, ALLIANCE OHIO Ann CHIC lGO II
LISOlS 10 PHI LADELPHlA, VIA Pennsylvania RAILROAD
FROM PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA.
Through rom Cincinnati to Philade phi. in as hours
Through nom Cleveland PHILADELPHIA. in 10 hours
thronsh from FiisOurgh to Philadelphia in 10 hours
BEING THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE FROM TIIr
AND STEAMBOAT
oay tli TO Cineinnati sf Louisville sis 10 ST. Louis
~ Boarding and Lodging on bosd the psets Pittsburgh
70 Cincinnati t9i Louisville % 81. Louis. a.
- FARE BY RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
ftseurgh. so Columbus ...........els sB
Aiaasilsn 10 % Tsleds
sisFeland % Cincinnati sol
MAnh'ld and Cresine .. 20 Chicago, rs
To Chicago, Wsrksran III Kssoha, Racine Milwaukee sh.boy
gan wis., via Detroit and Michigan Central Railroad els.
Tickets from Cincinnati Philadelphia Baltimore ky Railroad
can be purchased W sTRADrR Ticket Agent cuua And
b p. Ss.m Packet Line Pittsburgh AID thence by
from the Captain beard from
ne CLEVELAND and Piaslgh Railroad, and Osio
Land, Ohio. ' N'0''
On or about the middle Of February, The opened
reduced TO 81 sours. f
NOrcE-ls loss the Company will r.spo
able for baggage ony and ercs.dnr
,.. IftS MOORE. Passenger Agent, Phlsdslphis
BEssm !! hhakINAN, Passenger Agent, PitiAsmgh.
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DOCTOR BEACHS PREPARATIONS.
sggssss,Gssi ;ssss79r1NraFn5ssI4m "A &C
<tys3As. . Ia II AZ M erXz4S2{ lain,
a'fssM & ,F}. III = 10 EAw@AY fsctua
pro IN
~ ~ f251166H02
aIhIHH HIN fIfAS Ei.l 8 for Di
nv xkksXs}iisyx lil3y rnnA. !

Cholera Nctus ,somach
used Of With the
oa aud physicians themselves have of the
valuable remedies curssths which
~ Bold By athe principal Druggstsn the Uni
u Beach's Breast Linaweat. An excellent remedy for
Of the Breast uch Pain the Splitting
q Blood Night opProo II or any difficulty
Disease than
prsdposed
the formation Of the che Hereditary
anek disease and says enjoy good heath by freely
ths f.nanen according to directions.
Bench's Tcufs.A remedy Chls
Fever Chagrss fall
Of tbs disease.
Beach's Rheatnatc CompoundNsver fails give relief
in less than twenty four hours.
Beach's s.Omachve Bitters.-Ths excellent article
that has been long viz. Chilli
and Fever and all Autunnn Fever To living
business Tor short period in low srsh dlstrs sh Bitter
arenvaluabe using them will never etrouhed Chs
aud ne same time they correct the
dgestios tbs appetite
iasnde and gyesheath and vigor to the general system
~ Fer tho above remedies publish
performed by them We will
that they represented They
with the
demand
rthAtthey be reached By BY
E. D. BEACH, NJ. D., Chemist and ApothscAIy,
AW corner Of Chartrps and Cnstnmhouse o. o.
and Of DR.. RANKIN,
Gprrero Of Caup and Pn-fran
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GREAT NORTHERN 5I1zsi.zzssI ,esssH.sI

konTE kxPREss = &. -.
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,.g che.gO the second msrni.s :. I ool con,sens w,s
ist%%E Lin'@,lIsssI S.sIssi ssyia TdiRTTsM HOURS
.@ .nS s sf csfosa ALBANY Or ~ n
Win GS t i SUNDAY s iron on cas.s &
Lss-Thiry 10 chsseesl Alto.
ss ~. i'fl e. ooe sa1a
,, %srus IGsa . Efs
T.. . s ss ass
so,r. an any oh.I Northern : '
i. sTNN Sd ~ . wh n. s0s
pai H. S b .sH -. .;
md G Nj a leave, s lon Ne
irving IN S;rYSrs q. 8 q n. same evening
IN 2. I.is shore Tram. .nd .Is. Hls NJ.
S N. VS. Ala s a & Il. IN. n c
Express which leaves Buffalo arriving in N.~Yori At sss
TELEGRAPH EIPREss-Ls.v.. chie.xo m.lins The
an.jfs % 4. w 5sS.sas Ese's. "ssA
Toledo .n1 STRIVE a, san.c in Vim. for he sbnas IIpr.
.n "a y. % s7d Ss.Y, city .s ."s . 1 c .
Of oaly ir.n leave, chicago Sunday,
ss a.. R.r' ID a fa'
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS.
cenn.e,ss Toledo rh T9.o Soi,.i 1Rd csvssna
Also st Cleveland, with Cleveland Psorgh Road, Pitts
surgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and WAAhuston.
Also Dankik, with SsvYok Enc Road direct 70 NewYork
Also at Buao with NwYsrk Central 70 Aasy Ad Hudson River
Road 70 NewYotk, and Western Road u Boston.
Also, at Buffalo, With Hcrnsive Rslrsai SewYort.
IL PAsssnrs ss,s Chicago with the Telegraph EIpsss
Train and reach Toledo morning O'clock time for Of
tn: iT' SpAsA SOUTHERN
GAN. Captain Perkins. Nd EMPiREs FATE c.P.In Wilson
which sayss Todo day srest Sunday direct
for Cleveland and Buffalo With h. Lightning E1pr.ss
Buffalo vi. BafO and Ns-Yerf City and and Erie Rail
roads. which leaves Al and arrive.
~ checked from IAsals TO Chicago aod Toledo, and
board The and through Ne-Yotk charge for
ding baggage Passengers viii ind this route avzn
greater dispatch comfort II the Northern which
have choice Of Lake Erie BY
or railroad along the shore.
Louis N.wYo.k by LAX. Erie Hudson River
Do. BY Hudson "a 90
DO. By Lake Ets and Buffalo aad Honssv Railroad as
Do ey Lake Railroad Buffalo a Hornsvlis R..T
Do. Lake shore Railroad Dnnkkk And Railroad
81 Lui, to Besss By lake Shore Railroad and Ns~Yerk Cen
Do By LAis Erie ADD N.wYci nt. and 70 %
s. Louis Bsfsio BY Lake Ere steamer l 90
Cleveland, BY Shore Railroad IS
ST. L5uis % Phil.dephis add Baltimore ali j.
ST. Louis Pittsburgh all railroad 90 as
" requested to secure their tickets Al
the Office before The departure Of th boats making difference
in favor Of The passenger BY complying with the above.
E Traveller psrties either Of thu shove lines
have the privilege ooppng for not exceeding resn days
Of the VI their
~ THROUGH TICKETS procured the office
Company No. 81 Fourth under the Planters House. whore
Information with regard the different routss viii be hesy
nnhed. B. Y. FIFiELD
Agent N. L and NJ. S. Railroad Conn any.
ST. Louis, Msy 49, 1883. Au2s
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Passage from Ne. York to Southampton .ad BremsnFt Cabin
man aoon tl2Oi frat cabin saloon 800
etters and newspapers must through the Postoee
No bills OF ading will be signed the day Of sailing.
An experienced Surgeon Is attached each shp.
For freigy passage apply
M0LLER, SAND RIERA, 2s South street New York
c. A. HEiNCkEN 4 CO., Bremen.
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