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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-09
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Ma. SEAu0hrER:-In my hast commnni-
cation | spoke to my fellow citizens Of the
beauty which surrounded rs and ofthe ne
csssiu 8 doing something in the way Of
boan1 our city and adding to It's at
tsesioas ID order to keep up that harmony
betweta nature and ART which alone can
proaacs ! pleasing whole. We all long
for an increase Of business, and we all feel
that our location is susceptible ofa beasii-
! heation which shall revive and continue a
just pride in the hearts Of all who are 50
happy as 70 claim citizenship here. But
these things cannot be ACCOMPLISHED without
united effort, we'll directed. and governed
BY good taste. Progress is now the haste,
spirit Of the age, not only in the practical
and useful, but also in the refined aud ele-
waiting, and it isa happy combination Of
those which produces the largest amount
Of Happiness not only in the individual. bu,
in a nation or community. We, like many
other communities have expected, and just.
". thatour many Rail Road projects shall
work wonders for US ia Ihe way Of giving 1
fresh impulse to bnslnoss and renewed &C.
iiyity and energy to our business men,
Bat this is only one means OF attractinl
strangers TO our place and increasing GU
populations andeould do but lit,ls, wi,hou
the aid other more refined and elevating 10
anences, towards making our people whu
they should be. We must beauty aud q
dorm our city in such u manner thathit vii
speak TO the heart as well as to the pocket
No one viii be satisfied, who has love 70
the beautiful, with the simple evidence q
business prosperity. This might be sun
Gent if we wels1ocated a the ''hcad OF nav
igation" Of some stupid, muddy stream an
surrounded by swamps and quagmlre,
breathing poison with every breath. Sue
a location might be all that would be re
quired BY the simple business man who's
money is his God But | am proud to be
lieve that our business men are Of a differ
ent class from THE. II would be unfair
suppose that the God Of nature had SUI
roundedthem with somuch ofths grand an
beautiful, without having touched one ehor
in harmony with these beauties, and ii woul
be q libel to assert that a general stagna,io
of sentiment and feeling could exist sui
rounded BY such eleyating influences.
10 reasonable and rational then to suppos
that we have an abundance Of taste ,energ.
enterprise, and all other elements to insur
success, but these only want proper direc
tin. ] hope, therefore, your readers wi
be patient and fcrbearing with me i'll pr,
some 70 give some Limits and reflections /,
wards this end. in company with ,hos
WHO are already ably aud efficiently dlscu
sing the same subjects-"works Of utilil
and proft"-"works of beauty and rsan,
m~ent'-bntI find my space fully taksn u
and must reserve for future articles what
would wish further to say.
m E.sse.s IETRR Nos.
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Assirnee Notice.

NToticc Is hereby given that Christian M. Beery
and Thomas Kidwell, as parduers under the firm
1854 mske assignment to the undersigned, Of all their
property and effects, in trust, for the benefit Of thei,
creditors. Persons knowing themselves indebted,
either by book account or otherwise, are requested
to make immediate payment to the understand,
Jan. 4, 1854. J.R MUMAUGH.
Eagle and Telegraph copy and charge this Office.
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"Aa IEDErEspEHr Pass The follow.
ing despatch was received by Telegraph
yesterday:
P~oRTLAAD, Feb 2s.--The Maine House
Of Representatives, at Augusta. have passed
elmost unanimously, the resolves againsI
the Nebraska Bill,
The Editor Of the Piaiadsaler, loving nj,
post Office better than the nows, did not pub
ifsh the dispatch,
.o. have you heard the news from Mainsl"
Cleue. HeaaM.
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Entnte of menrY rIoningor.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been appointed AMI qualihedas Executor on the
Estate Of Henry Moninger, late Of Amanda township
Fairfield county, Ohio, deceased.
Jan, 90, lS54-4w38 HIRAM M0NINGER
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AND ENGLISH GLASSWARE.

WOODEN WARE. TUBS. BUCKETS. &c.
lrHe hopes to obtsins iAir share of the public
favor in his new undertaking, and Looks. fol the APP
probation and patronage of his friends Having
been compelledto relinauish his former business as
injurious to heath. he win make q fair trial Of this,
to see If 1t viii mt profit his purse, as well as his
health. Ifthe experiment, TO which he will devote
his undivided a~ttention) does not succeed, he will he
able he trusts, to serve the public in some other use
full capacity. FELIX g, BARBENCHON.
lancaster. December 6. 1853.
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New WARKEr. N. H., Feb. as.--A larg,
and enthusiastic meeting was held here las,
night. Several prominent democrats ad.
dressed the NEE ting.
0sTThe Dental Association Of cincInna
y have offered a premium Of 500 for the
best essay on Dental Surgery.
vJA proposition has been started In 81,
Louie 70 erect a Crystal Palace in that city
E-Afsw days ago, 400 tons Of hemv
were said at Lexington, Mo. at sIao y ton,
GA detachment Of the U. $ troops Ief,
Newport, Ky, barracks on Friday for Cali,
fornia.
9roD Friday last counterfeit 500 bill
on the Bank Of Koniucky was passed Ia
Cincinnati.
0lrThere IL an establishment IN BufFal,
that manufactures $4,000 grain bags PEI
week. M
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GnEAT nARGAINs III FuRNTTURE.

GREAT BARGAINS IN FURNITURE.
.CEORcEL EcKERT ain continues at his old
NJ stand. on Muia street tro doors Eest q rae
Hochine Valley Dank. where viii b found Z gen
sral assortment az all kinds Of Cabfnet fnrneaHe'
which Is aanittai BY Al TO be the largest and e9eap.
est ever fefofe kAfti = this city rom me rlainesi
- to fha finest, conslil-s 49,
y @GA So
s Solid Mahogany Chairs,
Tete-a-tetes, Divans, Bureaus, Tables, Stand'' tAne
Behs.eads, Mattresses and Looking Glasses.
CiHcinnatf Furniture -Hs will also keep on name
= general assortment Of Cincinnati Furniture. wnten
wilt be sold alta small advance upon city prices, unnl
obviating the necessity Of citizens going elseweeft
to buy Furniture, BY making it 70 their sdyantege
TO purchase Of the subscriber, offering them eAlnei
homeor city manufacture. I.
The long reputation OF his establishment iof IN
best work needs no commentator, but wouia las
say, as there Is so much aid in these latter days z
bout experience and good workmen. thar al "of'
sold by ne WILDE wars 1tad 10 be right. 80.
Thankful for past favors. he re Peettuly sonclsi
continuance Of public pslonsge, nthe AM oui,u
ing is Mr.. G. Smiths Chair and Bedstead Factory, -
that customers eanb accommodates 10 Al xmas 2
Furniture. Call and see our large and sP aeSp 10
Of Furniture. g. L EeAEnh
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~AXIMILIAN GIANI.

VNTHOLESALE aud retail dealer In Groceries
w and Provisions. Foreign and Domestic Liquors
and importer Of German Wins. r
Main street, Lancaster Ohio. l0-1y,
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soMETnING NEW UNDER TmE suns.

VINK s BISH are now prepared to accommodate
IA their BREAD CUSTOMERS witha fresh sup
ply of Bread every day by running a Bread Wagou
in this way take bread, cakes :and crackers to the
dwellings of their customers, Persons wishing to
be accommodated in this way will please leave heir
address at our establishment, on Main Street. In the
room formerly accupiad by the Philadelphia Com.
mission Store! Our customers VIII be appraised of
the approach Of our wagon by the triangle and bells.
Lancaster, march, !, 1854 link & BISH.
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PROTECTION, FIRE, MARINE AND
Inland Insurapce Company,

-ranHr ~ " AAcAAoHkO SOtARAhy 49,
OF HARTFoRDsc CONNECTICUT.
Incorporated 1926.
TNHlS Office has now transacted business for more
ii than a quarter offs century, during which period
it has taken more than d000p0 Risksl And insured
real and personal property against loss by Fire and
Water 10 the value of more than A
TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
IN THE WESTERN COUNTRY.
Several thousand Losses have been incurred nm
on the above risks, all of which have been adjusted
at the General Agency Once at CfncsnnaH, and
paid with the utmost promptitude according to the
conditions Of the policy. as may be seen by the re-
ceipts of the several claimants on file.
The undersigned has been furnished with. BLANK
policies, signed by the officers ofthe. company; also
with blank renewal receipts, for continuing policies
already issued, and is duly authorized and prepared,
period of time. not less than one month nor greater
than seven years. upon buildings, or their contents,
occupied as DioeilingS, Stores, Warehouses. Church
CO, Hotels, Banks, Court Houses, Colleges, &C., and
their contents against 9
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
Also, on Dry Goods Groceries, Msnufac tured Goods
~orodpce, Household Furniture, Live Stock, and
every otl.er description Of Merchandise snd Personal
Property, shipped or 10 be shipped per good Vessels
or Steamboats, on most Of the n~avigable waters,
AGAINST THE HAZARD OF INLAND
TRANSPORTATION AND .PERILS
OF THE SEAS.
For further information respecting rates Of pre-.
MUM, etc. apply to the undersigned
WILLIAM p CREED; Agent,
For Lancaster and Fairfield county.
December 8, l853.-1m
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NOTICE.

TVHn Executive Committee Of the Fairfield county
Il Agricultural Society, composed Of Michael lest,
Henry Rcber, Jacob g. CouItright; James Piekering;
Fowler, Iohn, Arts. Daniel Keller, 5 g Bush, A B
MealicA and Joseph Simpson, are requested to meet
at the Washington Hotel In Lancaster, Ohio, on Mon
day February 27th inst Ry order ofthe President
Feb 10, N SCHLEICH. Secretary.
ErEagle &Telegraph copy and charge his oince
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MERcmANV TAILoKs

a SPRINGER & TROUT,
IA TTAvE received At their c1oTumo EsTAr
M y 4. LrsuMEKT in Giesy's building, between
iIa Hooking Valley Bank and T. w. Tallmadge's Elk
change Office, and have justopened a large and extern
sive assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
And are now manufacturing every variety of
FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
Which they willaella as low as the same quality .
lishment in tho city. Their clothing is manufactured
under their own supervision and is consequently SUI
perior to that which is brought from other pieces
They have also on hand, a beautiful variety Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. VESTlNGS. nc.
Which they are prepared to manufacture to ordei
They have in their employ the best of worsmen sne
are at all times prepared to make the best MT and y
the latest STYLES. AHtheir tOUrk loalbe icGrrantca
The public are respectfully solicited to c1lland ex,
anime their stock, and while thankful for the iiioers
patronage they have enjoyed, they assure their Ole
customers and all others that they Will lasor IT,. slv y
general satisfaction both In tie anSliiy sn Mp prITe .
their goods and work, thOUA
Lancaster. march 81, 1858
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Great Bargains mi Horses.

TWO SPLENDID STATIONS, which offer for
y sale. can be seen At my stable, in Rushcreel
Township, Fairfield county. Ohio. One Is the JACK
Aro both In good condition. One Ak and the ether
Eve years old the coming Spring, and both sure foal-
getters, They are both wolltrained 10 all kind Of har-
ness, and there stock the best in the county. The
subscriber viii dispose Of both on reasonable terms
and on slow conditions, He will take one nevr ain.
gle Buggy ia part payment HENRY : nv.
Jan, %, I86a-6w3S
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T~HRoDoRH roNa.

MERCHANT TAILOR,
In shRaerss New Heck, between the TaIis
madge Houae and sknnsrss Hotel.
1T AS Just opsnlhe 4 large ina oesulia,l ,.,a,,m.ns
q ksady,maae eloshings together VITA
CLOTHS. cAessMFRrs 2xn vr<Tss
All Of which have been selected with Erss, cara ana
with special reference to the wants and taste of.his
community. W 3a.
His long experience "a this branch Of hu%.iDss. 1.
andbest variety, and his purchases have been made
upon such terms that he can sell at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
The public are respectfully requested to eai ana
examine bis AssOrtnent. He has on hand general
assortment Of
WINTER WEAR.
And Il at all times prepared to accommodate his oIai
friends. either with an excellent article Of Ready
made Clothing, or to
MANUFACTURES TO ORDER.
Out Of the best material and by most accomplished
worbmen, any style ofgarments,
FOR MEN AND BOYS. gs88
In the best and most fashionable manner. He Is con-
fdent, in this respect, thathe can give general salts
faction. FlTl
His assortment ensrases a general ynristyof
Orer-Coats, Vestings, Snspenders
Dress do Pantaloonss Hosiery s
Sack do cravats, Undershirts.
Cafpet-bsgs together with all other articles usually
lkeptlna Geuuemans furnishing store, and manu-
lfactureu in the most fashionable styles.
THE ASSORTMENT is ENTIRERY NEW;
II has been purchased Of VIZ ll-established houses
inthe Eastern cities, and ee
WILL BE. WARRANTED, sts
To bemade Of good material and In a durable manner.
he respectfully invites his old customers and o.
Tiers 70 csilAthis new establishment, where he will
~ aitimes be ready to wait upon them with coon
foooDs ATTltE LopvRsr MATES To test his promises.
E he asks an examination Of his stock in trade and the
q style and quality OF his manufacture.
! Lancaster. Nov. 22,1863 IT. TONG
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WINNIE HOUSE,
Southeast corner BroGdiVay and Third Street,
CincfunRti, Ohio.

X. WINNIE, PKOPhlETOh.
TFUNlIS now and commodious Hotel, from It's location
Is admirably calculated for the accommodation
Of the business Mon, as well as parties of pleasure
visiting the city, It's ample accommodation have
been recently Increased by an addition otfcrty lodg-
principal attraction, and the uuremitting attention Of
tho Proprietor and his assistants will insure satlsfA >
ton. % Jan. IL, loo4--ST
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sAWsLOCs WANTED

FINE Undersigned win pay he highest prices ft
IL Sllthe Saw-Logs he can set delivered a. hia yard
N Lahcaster,or on the canal AZ some convenient place.
Heexuects TO have his Min In running order IN July
NEXT, when he will saw for. cash or on shares. For
further particulars enquire OF the undersigned.
f1rAny number Of good Broom handles onhand. s
Lancaster, Feb. 4, fBb4-S9 is. SNYDER,
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05-Dr Joel Howe died at Spencer, Mass,
lately aged 9s--the first person who ha,
died In his family for So years.
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r. BROWNS
ESsnncn ~ go ca

F. BROWNS
Essence Of Jalnaicn Ginger.
THIS Essencei is a preparation of unusual excel
i lenre. In ordinary diarrhcea, ~incipient cholera,
in short, in all e,ses Of prostrstion OF the digestive
functions tits Of inestimable value Duringthe pre-
valence Of epidemic cholera and summer Complaints
Of children, it is peculiarly eflcacious; no family OF
individual should be withoutit
CAUrIoE-Be sureto gothic genuine Essence, which
isiprc pared onlyby r. Brown, at his Drug and chem
ical STORE, ~ T.. corner Qf.ffth and chcsnut-streets
Philadelphia, and for sale by all the respectable Apo
thecaries in tho United States. n
Soldby M 2. Krieder, in Lancaster; E. Kalh, Rush.
vile, and byDruggis.s every where. Nov.
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GrA Prohibitcry Liquor Law has pass.
81 10Th branches Of the. Mississippi Legisla.
turs. but II has to go back to the House for
concurrence In the SenAte's appointments,
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
VINK s. BIStI, would respectfully inform their
"A customers, AMI tho citizens generally. that they
have Reinforced their establishment to the North side
OF Main street. to tho room formerly occupied by
the Philadelphia Commission Stors, where they are
prepared to furnish fresh Bread, RuNks, Cakes. and
Crackers athll times and in all seasons,
We have employed tho very best workmen in our
limo ofbusiness and will sell at Wholesale and retail
ut the ioioest prices.
We are determined to give general satisfaction
All orders from the city or county for Breadj cakes;
soda, butter, water and Boston crackers, will be
promptly flied. Give us q call.
Lancaster July 81, 1853 link &BISH,
N b. We also keep on hand a generalasSortment o
FAMILY GROCERIES, which will be sold at the
owcst rates. link & BISH.
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ORANGES AND LEMONS.

IA Few Boxe pjustFocelxed attheelty ely DruI
Ia store. EDWARD I, SL0CgM.
LaneAster June &c 3
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MONEY! WANTED.

Al LOAN of Four Thousand Dollars At 8 per cent,
n for three or four years. with real estate securi,
~, can be made BY applying atthis Office.
Feb %, 1854 20
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VOU can get Logwood, Ext. Logwood, Fustic,
Indigo. Of Inc best quality At
September 9. Kaufman 3 Go;
Fsre Proof Paint.
NHOcoEkTE COLOR eh6ap and dufAbIe Pain
Tor out-side work, just reeeirsa at
September Z. KAuFFMAN y co.
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FREsH IA RRxvAL.
HAVEJust received and offer for sale Al reduced
= prices for cash or country produce. FuI
ALAhGEAN GENERAL ASSoRTMENToF
GROCERIES. NOTIONS. &C..
Consisting in part Of Rio Coffee, Orleans. Loaf md
Lump Sugar; N. Orleans and Sugar house nolasses
Golden Syrup VARIETY OFsFEAS, starch. Pan
per and spices, ground and in the grain; Mustard,
God Fish: Mackerel' and White Fish; Fancy SOAP
Fishing Tackle and all other articles usually kept n,
an establishment Of the kind. ~
upAshbrook's Whiskey by the barrel, choice Lii
quors of all kinds by the gallon, etc.
Lancaster, April % 1853 JACOB ely.
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ENtnte Oh Jemlmn Ntreets.

NOTICE is hereby given, that l have this day
IN been duly appointed Administrator Of the Es-
tate Of JEAiIMA STREETa. deceased, late OF Fhir@
Lancaster. Feb. II, lS64-4wAI
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GOOD NEWsl

UST received a small guam tity OF wetssll's Am.
81 moniacal Cough Syrup, for coughs, colds, and
all aiaeases Of the pulmonary organs.
NE. Reference to its superior qualities can be
Call soon. as the stock Is small For sale atGk
Eekert's cabinet shop. 37t cents per bottle.
4.t lie HALL. Agent.
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GIsOCERIEs.

OF best Qualify always ON hand.
yellow Rio Coffee, Green do. Java dot Young
L Tyson Teas, Imperial do; Black do; Orleans and
y ,af Sugars, Boston Syrup prime article. Orleans
Molnses, Sugar House DO; Tobacco, Segars, cinnamon
Slpves, Nutmegs, Mace, etc etc at
September6 KAUFFMAN& Co
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WRTING Post: Note. and Flat cap Paper OIL the
w best quality, for sale At the city book store.
Lancaster, Now % B.C0NNELL, Agent
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JOHN ID. MARTIN. 7. u. EWING. 9. c. ~srAntBAuGH
EXCHANGE BANK OF MARTINS Co.,
Main street, Lancaster. Ohio.
INTEREST paid on Deposits- Drafts and Notes
4 collected and remitted-Eastern Exchange and
Coin bought and sold at current rates.
January 4, 1854. Fl4 1y35
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Hosiery, Notions and Mic Nacks
In innumerAble yazietyat ". n. WlsE's@
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A part Of the letters from Australia by
the Great Britain had been delivered. The
tenor as regards the commercial affars and
mining interests are favorable, although ex-
%ceptionable points are noticed.
- 8. H. Paws, No. So, Fourth street
between Walnut and Vine, Cincinnati
Ohio, is our authOrised agent for procuring
subscriptions and advertising for the GA
zETTr.
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LONDON AUvER1TsE1TENT.


CfRANGERS' GUIDE IN LONDON.
- BRUSH AND COM nAKxRa
METCAIFE, BlNGLEY co, sponge merchants ed
perfumers to his Royal Highress Prince Albert LEO q
and Isl Oxford street.
MOsFIEY, JOHN & SON, II and 10 New street,
Covent Garden. Needles &C., 30. EStAblishsd ITO.
BFIIEvUE HOTEL q Norfolk street. Strand; pCspRie-
tor, Mr. Culverwel TIE best and most central sisaAr
ton in London. Beard lodging and service u. 3D. pr
day.
WARWICK HOUSE, Nicol Hayes 4 Simes 1A2A,d
la Regent street. Sbawls silks ish linen and Seoes
goods.
FARMER L ROGERS, III, ITS and ITS Regent slEssk
ILdia shawls; French, English, and Scotch shawia
SOAR.
CIEAvER F. s., inventor and ouly maker u IL gssa
Inc prize medal honey soap; maker Of every kinA =
fancy SOAP wholesale and for expectation IL Red HD
square, Holborn.
TAILOR.
NIcOII- H. l. D patented for their Moons palsts<
ia ll6 lis and 100 Regent street. and % Cornhil
sUNDRIE2. .t# .e -
The new edition Of " Manhood, nervous ana geuA-
Yative debility end the Of premature decline, w
self sent free for A., by the author Or. Or
tis Ii AlbemAEls street, Piccadilly. 1fNe
rACU OF AMUSEMENT. .n
Madame Tussaud's Exhibition, Baker street BAssae
POI tnnn square. Admission IL. Napoleon Room ~
Chamber Of Horen, I'd. Open daily, from IL A. II -
1OP.M.
LAu,.nt's Casino, Argyle Rooms Great wladuR
street dancing every night Conductor, Mr. LAaren4
Admission, shilling.
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(.ANDKN AND AADoY RAILROAD 10 PMI.ADn.
~ phia from pix No: Nosth nvw:-Two hne
4Any, ~ =. u. ed r. n ne msrnlng Linz ct A.
NJ b. stsanbsss Jsn. fottu, = asssA Amsey; thsnos
by sass - wNy pnsss = Phisd4lph Fazs-e2 second
eiAss, u q. Es@ nns q r. n, hv john Potter %
Anocy; thsocs direct = Camden By ears; through u
Eve heura FArs, %. WAY acooumodataoa and emi-
grant Mns ct Pm fare a 90; snigzsnt lias q n
NEW YORK 10 TTK WHITE MOUNTAINS DIRECT
IN ~ rssiroad via Springfield, BSllows Falls, Wind
ssor, White ser and Wells Rvee 70 Ilttlston base OF
The Mountains; ard va Montpelier, Burlington, 81.
Adams and Rorses Point to Montreal and Ocdensburr
tket ohces New Haven Railroad corner Brosdway ana
ansl street and corner Of Tventy-sixth street ana
fourth aver ne. Exprsea trains-0 A.. NJ, and4P NJ
Aeease checked through. FRANCIS HYDE Agent I62
south street. N. "
N EN- YORK AND PH1.ApMPHH AND The sOTTTn
IN ard West, Via New Jersey Rsilroad.--Unitsd Ssases
ms and sxsss linss leave New York. fost Of Cortkndt
street. at and 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and ~ and r ri
through h four hsors Fsrc--S2 70 In 7, o rs I'm a.
and % IN 8, 10 and O. The New Jersey accommodates
Tine sayexat AZ ~, ~ a. stopping 81 al way stations
through tickets sid fcr Cscssesu Cat ele) and the
VEST and Tor haiIncse w.shington1 Norfsa, 40, sad
n. ssa OK. - trahaA
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nR. JAMES w. POWELL, OCUIIsT, AURISr ETC,
~ devotcs his attention exclusively to diseases Of tbs
c. and from to O'Clock dsily, at his once, SOC
Broadway. DR.. Powell graduated IN Dublin in 1885, and
has practced IL this city fot twenty years DR. P.vcs
popular Treatise the Eye be procured ht his
hfAce. II may DO the means Of preserving Treasure
which mopey cannot buy Aiso his se acting eye and
ear fountans which obtained the medal the Cryrts
Palace; and tho finest and largest cslLscson a hcnao
srshsc1al eye IN the Union.