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scHEIDAM sCHNAPPS.
aud all dealers in any Of the articles
will find it to their advantage by CALI
re, where will he found the NEST eT-
PATENT MEDICINES in the United
Please address
light Ii CO.,
.DICINE WAREHOUSE,
10. l5l ChRrtres II New Orleans, La.
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DROUGHT to the First District Police "a
J1sEPH muso about 10 yeas old lnehe. high n
he belongs Brown Pilot Of the steamer New La M
JONATHAN WoRRALL, Warden.
Nav Otleans December ~, 1875 d9s
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n ITTLEJOHN, JOS, late of the firm of
Leoha Henderson, Wholesale Grocer, u Fulton eraet
Of Gravier, New Orleans DIS iy
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WOLVES AROMATIC
IN Drugglsts and Merchants,
contained in the above catalogue, !,
ing or sending their orders AZ sboy
tensiye assortment OF GEN UINE
States, and at the lowest prices.
j. WR
GENUINE Me
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EEARDu4L, JOHN G., g. CO, successors to
Il HAss Co.. atrest dealers
Budpg Materials Naval Agents of the Newark and
nj Newark,
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EpROUGuT to the First District Police g,
| D Prison IN
ROSE black fee: Il inches high Is years DID, seys sheVA
belongs to MIR. Charles Durani. ~
The will please comply WITH the law respecting
JONATHAN WORRALL, Warden
| New Orleans DecelnberS n, 1883. dSl lnwsw
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EEYNsoN, GEORGE W., Ship Agent and
N Coramissien Merchant. 50 lamp stTsst. nov9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03

whore they have bought large tract OF land and heves
rev mission there under the patronage Of the
A r. C. T. n, New York the Rev. p. Doagherty. M
sionary They have large and commoAous buildings and
a good school and the Indians are becoming quite
civilized
from the new mission and is the Pennsuls which seps
the lake from the bay II is about three miles ride
AZ this place and excellent harbor, and building
wharf AZ this place this winter and calculate to build
.sw mill re1t sumner. The land excellent all around
This section for farming purposes All the land on the
River is good farming ani and in market 81 per
are And one more ibrg which is the best OF GIL IS n
bss, with one OF the heahesf and most salubnous
In spy part Of tire United States no fevsrand agse
~ n,evail;py sickness has visited this place
Ws have aresdy number of mills around the bay;
ono ,smrany from Chicago Hannah Lay x Co.. have
double ste am saw mill and water MIL besides numo
of cir MAR saws which cutting out pine lumber
re,t rate and or the bay there are two mills IN op
Grafton and two more building. 81,
Won can extract anything from what nave nere ssis
nat Won think win be worth anything % the poor 80
is,aiess Won NAV publish such portion OF Il as you thnk
pror,r and wifi let you know from time 10 ume me
rroef.s that We are making here there Is one msre
privilege which we have here, which VIII menuon sa
i. We have plenty of good white hsh ana SvS.,
and also herring pike and sturgeon Of all tunes Oh .ns
ve.r we have all of the fish that we want we want .
good crist MILL as there is none within lOo miles OF 'n'
f"'e' O"y ~ .~nI, JosrPa DANE.
NB-I have no time look OF correct TINS, ~
am about 10 send of Indians with goods 70 oay fs
and they are just going TO start A..
thermometer only deg above zero No ice IN the Day
vet Snow two feet deep Plenty OF good pine TIMBER on
;ba cas-, and south Of the bay Lance pine plenty hem
ieck willie ash cherry and cedar at this place.
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yyELLSVTLLE, ONO.
. Of The n. 7. Tribune.

c,rrc.roudesce Of The n. Z Tribune.
wEIsyILLF Ohio Tuesday, Feb. a. 1854
This town is situated in Coumbana County ON the great
northern bend Of the Ohio River and has better shipping
advantage than any place between Pittsburgh and Ca'ro ct
the mouth Of the river II has water at ali seasons OF the
wear sufficient 10 accommodate the largest boats has space
for large manufacturing city commanding over three
miles of river privileges, and extending one nile 6acS
The Cevelrnd and Pittsburgh Railroad terminates in It's
bosom carving into the products OF the North and West
for shirment east and south. r, ,,u,
Two branches OF the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
are now in course OF construction. from Pittsburgh to
Welsvlle and the other from Wellsvile to wheeling
making connection with Philadelphia on the one hand
ard baltimore on the other -Four hundred thousand dol
lars in stock have been subscribed 20 railroad connect
inc Wellsvile and Asht4bula. This road when com
rleted will add much to the importance OF Wesve IS
|, win afford facilities to large section OF country
There an abundance of iron within lew mules OF
the town aud inexhausiibe quantities OF good coal uita
bic for smhing smelling &c. Ship building can also be
carried on to advantage
There are now in successful operation two extensive
underss one large engine shop and one large car shop
all doing coed business The place contains about sOo
has FIVE churches, and one Union School
Uouse said to be the model school OF Ohis has capac
itv TO accommodate with comfort SIX hundred children
al branches of learning taught in it, which will give
weight ard stability TO the rising generation
The location is moreover healthy one being elevated
and the surrounding country billy afordng pure atmo
sule
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NEWCASTLE, Penn.

Corre.rondenee Of The N Y. Tribune.
NEWCASTLE, Lawrence Co, Penn, Feb. ., 1855
Newcastle and suburbs contain about 1000 inhsbisane
II /, situated in the forks little above the junction OF the
Cbepango and Neshanoc and in rich agricultural region
We have also bitumnous coal iron ore limestone, snd
many excellent water privileges partially improved We
sxport annually over million dollars worth OF IRON,
nall, castings glass OIL oil cake soap candles lard butter
Qrsn pork beef &c The country has an unduating sur
face is well supplied with the purest water and Is blessed
with healthy Intelligent moral and religious population
we have six or churches and places OF worship ana
FIVE or six primary and high school In the latter
hsre are about FIVE hundred pupils ordinarily taught
many in the classics and in the building for one or
tive hundred more Three weekly newspapers are issued
in the village and on fair vote we beat the T~mm'es
In our village have in operation ten steam engines
large Touring mill double saw mill tive large founderes
an oil mill plaster mil q large glass house ro.iiog
mill which makes weekly above hundred tuns OF rail-
road iron: near one hundred mailing mschines very
large rolling mill to make the nail plate bar ron sheet
iron &c and with one exception believe We have tho
largest and most perfect blast furnace in the Common
wealth Our facilities for travel export and import are
ON the increase Plank roads and railroads are being
built in aid of our canal constructed railroad "
Psburgh-o Bairsyille, by way Of Buter-to Erie and
Cleveland by way Warren Ohoare in various stages
of progress and viii doubtless be completed soon
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Eeaal Nctiffs.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
The S:Sny G5saE Eff riE s'isss
York 70 % He Wen so
S the s s GsJ S.S o. ON 1seis
Angus. Dated Ns"Yot the 9Th day q P;S,Tsy + III
1tf Isw6mF. Administrator with the viii saoeIee
IN PURSUANCE OF an Order OF the Surrogate o.
the Gssay f Te ba%sG &
s No s
York on the twelfth dsy March neItIpa:ea
the eighth siy Of Sept iS' ESrHhA pAw AdDinl..,
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
@ join sis
to oh Tf s5;s
Dated New.Yors, the 2sh day Of DsSsWse5 lass
,~,.vsmy. }SHh afaSt MILLER raeea''r'.
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate Of
Il: sR R viii 1:'fy 10. .T1 FSs::
YORK to present che ;s%, Fun No q
the City Of before the fifteenth of July
usl-Daed se~-YoIt the eIsyspts day q 1.pu"} M
,.,,,.r.mr. h h1sEkT E hfsdiSs E1os.ioFs
TNPURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate Of the
D.T .s WIhaa FER fERGE City
sss, z ss' Of JOIN KIP PETEsKs No
he CIV New before the ah day sepen Der next
lated NswYOFt the Cd day os Msi phT ss Aaur
lbs i.~smF ELLEN RERGE Aaniais;r.;riI
MORTGAGE sALE.-NOtice is hereby gwen that
wi in OF such made sud prcvsee
vitae sale contained IN moSsse es-e so
th d.y OF Aufas ls executed BY JOHN ALLEN Megsso 90
sasthole premises hereinafter dssfbed to "LLlAh
pULKLYY and HORACE b. CLAFLiS MoTtftress 20 seere
OF sen hundred dollars on the
"a, of Aulas legal nersS thereon sst pad psyso
the 1hh dsy Of February asa AZ
nd County oN.wYot the seventh day OF August 1913 70
iIb,r nertrsss J12 which sad mortsase va ~ %
Bpis, C.Ab by dated Nov It'll s ans Isoin
cd In iber 6l5 ssIned to ELiLAbbIh
spd In lbr SO page 90
Edward by the said Edward Cook ~ s't
r.s, sstro 81 recorded in hher a. Of noftfase
assigned Sargent bxey on which norgss, tnef,
,bs "a and thirty sI dollars .ad 1 Gems
The will be sold at pablo sale a. ne
In the I'D dAv o. Nay is
~ ,oL Al hieh sad In said uefssss dsoo
=. solows All that ot piece parcel u ground nsh
-. a, h,ux I'M the siresnh NEgd Of the City OF Nesf~
toytded ooWG wit bekpn1s At poini 90 ih' soeh
s, AIDE Third dAni one hundred ana nfs ies
running thence so-iHsss ~aay
9Th the s.id street sxty test thence soah
,dl, on line parallel with the ssd .resus n,reteet ee hsts
line parallel sh the said street stty ~.
~. pifr. according 70 The ms.srf usea
streets and fosaf IN ~" VI
ysi gndst .hc the Lssssufe Of me St.is
Aptf D. 1871 toFsfhrf nth AL ans shSle, ~
IliSirss fi.hs .gissFss aud tpV9shAAfs
,si,.,l,s ~, Id a., sprefaininr ma sso :" %,
,l, tie ntafgs oil ysav 10 cone Aaa
's,.,ioo sis add drusBd vhaisosref a. w'll ~ ~
g,b. .d p.ry tho hfsi part, a. In 40 20 lhe'se4 ~
Of lease and class .aela 40. es
tpfessd snd contained beisi va -.
ef *. ruensy Aforesaid and SAD pfinefpa y o. n
.sil.,. and eli stssr Of nteiss as''
XII "a 20 sui, or tforssdus 81 iHv mas hsse ss l "
al. ,,g.., nos mortgage " an, par 's'ise so ~ ~
so,ysrs siii DO frfsrus9d Ds.'d 90 int . -
ttaf "h !" ~ 49,, ~ "a l.s nv
sAsets1 pIstST A-P'' " N"''s'
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NOTICE s hereby given, that the balance remaining
IN proceeds Of Of the Real Estate WlLtAs
EEsweK .'e ,h City 81 Me- ~, ss's = =,
the Adnntrsssr Of tn .ait deers,d VII %
es.is. oees Z i. c,Sef E..Yss she i,.s Ssy
eteek IN the forenoon OF
Of T.eru.ry, Isst sf 90. W bKADI0aD 9srIss's
NOTICE il hereby giyeniths, The balance remaining
fosT late 81 The Cry Of New s;sly made snssr
Of the Of the coanrJ y
se vii be SstbGed according law 81 the ssree:,es oe:
n the CITY OF NesYork the rven'y thih dY .,
rysry 1854 f:Cf 6wI w BRADFORD. Sarros.te
CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY NEW
GfEisI ard JohST MArRSSag, lanes cHSSISGsaM
Gem 10 Defendants shove named ana each OF
You hereby summoned and required &c answer me @
County HesYos 9. the City Hall n n. cy Of Ner
ard eo5y Of 'S.i @ = zoe SAD s.sYor
days after the Of this summons ca yoa
sv. q the DAY Of s1eh service .nd y'r i. 70 1s al
t.te for Of fcEr hundred and sSesn
so sIe fy 81 sa VIII nt,I. ' "a sis ssse s:
the eeG Ct this elinn.-DLed November lsS
cLAsK CORNWALL PlArtia', A,;e:nsy..
il the above acton 9lst il Tie o:s OF tAe
0srt Of he City AID csTH'y q fs si Aospe,
CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- Ysri-JAMxs AULRY nsinr THOMAS W v aEA.
CkREAUssHnons fsr mere, demand OF eenset-!So not
required the compliant h this sston waeh
WI Z ed IN ne Il n. 81, Sfr q s . serve Ia oST yoS
,p,wer the sad complaint tie ssbseser bis ONCE No 81
Hsss New Yoit within Esry day. ss' tae service ., a
AN % sd plant within the time aforesaid the
p.bs this .eon will ,.hs gagms. s.D yos fsi the 80 o.
s -S ii S.r,b ron sEYSoa Fai. 1,-Sru.y
:. sss III, cls ERE Gs %s:' s sEYMouR
Pisirtif's Attorney
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maler Cure.

GEO F. ADAMS, WATER-CURE PHYSICIAN
VI Residence No SO Hicksst Brooklyn, Pineapple Wis
TIA pa n;s at their homes stendea
EEFEREHcEs R. T. Trail NJ n, Joel Shew d., FowieIs arL
Wells New York Z. a KittTedge, NJ D. Boston
HYDROPATHIC and PHYSIOLOGICAL
SrHOOL-For the Education of WsterClre Physicians SUD
hes Second Term will corr nence Ma
TEACHERS in Medical Department DR. She~, Dr ayc u
Wellington Dr. Trail DR.. snocgrass Prof Fowler Appyfo
l. T. TRAIL n D., No Is L:shts.
NXTATER CURE.-HYDROPATHIC and HY-
w CLERIC INSTITUTE No Is lag ht-stR- 4. TRAIL
NJ D. Proprietor; g. II. TAYLOR, NJ D and Dr. j. l. nus
FORD for 100 patients Special de-
psrtnent diseases Competent Female Phygeaos 10Y
Midwifery oce eonsuiaion' anc outsoe prsees -
tended
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THE TRIBUNE AMONG THE PEOPLE.
.x.r.eh from our Bssinsss Correspondence.


MARKHAM Marquette Co., Wis, Monday. jan 90 1854.
Ihave long thought would write you few words simply
to thank you from the fupe Of my heart for the inform
;op 40 varied and extended and which We have no other
means Of obtaining which you send ne each week.
we have here but few books, away on the border OF
civilization in newly settled country where people nave
come to procure competence and q present generey
unable to buy them while the very few books OF oar
school libraries instead Of being in your State the ID
mrable publications Of the H1pers are trashy and IN
couparson with them worthless cannot do without
THE TRIBUNE. We are proud Of It, and rejoice In ~
prosperity.
PoRrvLLr Csttaraugus Co, n Y, Feb. 20, 1854
Inclosed you viii find the money for sixty two copies OF
TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE I'm addition TO the fifteen Semi Weak
lies and three Dsies gov taken Portvls small and
comparatively new place with two fine chuschss. toe
stores and one Temperance hotel The town contains Oi
voters The chief occupation OF the innsssan1 iam
herring As the character Of the inhabitants Of piece
NAV be indicated BY the quality and quantity Of matte!
which thew read give you the number OF papers scd
reriodcals taken at this office There arc aey, 10
,emi weekly 24s weekly, 22 semi monthly and monthly
nsuers; 81 monthly and IL semi weakly magszinss-
making the sum total Of 16 i62 numbers taken In year
Of which come from your office 20 you may well know
TsI TRIBusr 10 special favorite here. may not per
baps be improper state also that about one half o. year
subscrbsrs differ from you in political sentiment An ~
good citizens and think win 60 for the Maine Law 70
man. IL they only have an opportunity In ceseiIS
may net ask il the amount Of reading msttef tsHsn
according to the population does not ehaasnsS ILL.,
son with any town within your knowledge wsn,GaTG
Yeas truly,
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HARLEM RAILROAD-INLAND ROUTE.1on

HARLEM RAILROAD-INLAND ROUTE.-On
and s MoSpAY Feb ,2 . S soS No. Il,
Train at NJ stopping at Williams nfose ana
Leaving Depot White and Centre EI p1.s:
M GgI1s sad w ehs,b nn Four Cofnes and arriving
Albany Afternoon E.P P,S, mOn md s.s
north .,, .-.-,.,
Mler,on a, n. stopping White raa' Newcastle Gro
%si: md si5F NJ ''''0s At York
vile % I'D .s ss ss'a M ss iasa ais t $50
I'D sordh.% !. fn e. .opri:s II station.
Passenger, tickets and have I tns 81 .s,
ny stthe copsny Offices corner ct Bo~e5 ana ''
4th sv. and seth"
rP, Train; Kin ss es: At Toal iaS
I As1 sI 9s.si ~. p'a leave Hs.sy
s.s: ~ &s: es:: .s Ssa 60;
ssS a. % =. .;s ai' IT,
ost,hI fSq. ..s.. Als:a, lis Troy sop
:. ~ .. station: ...,sp. no ain c S
s.i5br, srs s.ca. poS Wb, Psn and .ps as
- , .Sss It 5Sis' .ps az
and fsidhsn asS n .0.g ,..s, WAY t'i''''
Trains win .t's Or cr0on f. ,ae al Wy FL "s :, sua 80
fsI,sgs. i 10 sasisy viii be received 'sd landed
Fr.sh foI Albapy received daily an,i a. tas eep
p.r Of Celir. ssa wbitsss " X. HALL oupsnntsnassL
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fall Arrange
ssys Chsnberss daily fof Albany aea fot
On .pS ,rsf MONDAY Dec 1888 the T'sns VIII ron - ioo".
TIt1s. Tisis NJ through Ia fosr bou" eonnsstaf with
nsI TI.Ia "A " Thfossh Wa Trains II ssd 3 = NJ
Essrsss Trains 8 NJ Aceen"soss"a Train sis "a
Fof Tsuytosb At u. NJ ~. ia n an.
yoT Poprktseps.s WsJ fs.'rEd tIsh- ,.,, a,
IbI n from thsubsnr
~, T.,,,o.s Psst.ln ard PssskiesPss rfsr' ''p al
The WAY Stations - 49,, r., .,...,b,, in.b.pAs ..,s
tIyfsy MAIL ThAis $500 iissa Csnsla Tor hss"J
f1PS's 81 W. EDmusp rHEscg, Superintendent,
ArTw-YORK md MONTREAL kAiLkOn 40 L s,Nut
~ ia g.Is,s pa. rs,,ssa ns'hsfio" "'aa.r WI IN 49,,
~ =, I.i,.ta,y MgsfyslIss H. AlbAss and h.'s4s
r.p q, Oh rsss,ss ssd nssi'ss T1ssst on,s. az @
1880 .s,. p,..Avs, ssd Css.is sss Sth a s"h ~ ~
tswsss 4..s'.IsA N saa,y sssgsgs Chsts.1 ihfgit,
*. A.. ssIy ~, sbse,ss s.'' 80 ~, 'yss ,9
~, ,.i g,siss, l., he asw usyss sssasfs FstsfR
40" N""" FRANCIS lfYDg, Osssnl sgss, h' I'f 'e'""
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DR PHINNEY's VEGETABLE
MILY PI / l.

~ FAMILY PI L l. $.
A. b. A u SANDS Agents.
No. i0o Fu0n+t
CANDS's SYRUP Of HOARHOUND and Vegetable
- F,p.ctorsnts l2 Is 20 bottle Why viii cough
II pe,,spt spd sue to Wholesale and ressl
No III Jsners Sold BY RING CoDDIsGTos Guos Ms HAYES
CHE WALKS in BEAUTY-The incompatible viz
y tues of DR. GOURAUDS Chemical preparations Tor the pTese
vAn ,stoaon of beauty render h great ieNOr "ih
r. .Si.s Everv article has been FOE number OF
wears before the people His Italian Medsted sosp has esa~
S ION ON the from Pnples Ff-eLles Tau sa
Cbses salownes in fact every dhsure nent Peade Saos
OF the nody aoM
Hair Dye the only re.be Mie Lqaia houg
y White Restorative and similar arees can re as he
ooestabshed Depot 81 "ster', hIst s9,e i,on
lender So South st. Philadelphia l2s WShneoLit Boston
Carleton, Lowell
CT VITUS DANCE.-Mr. W. NJ FISH OF BROOK
- cld ,ay 70 those cted this that
,hep, with certanty-sn In every csc opefs'e
anon and no pay until the patent Tue e
reference given Hour from 10 VI Residence NO 10Y fH
tonFt, Brooklyn New. YoYk
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U7BF NV YORK. BREMEN and SOUTHLAND.

Passage FROM sEw.yORK TO SOUTHAMPTON AND sEENEs
Ft Saloon, Sl2 Frt Cabin lover Saloon sioo
Second DO, $50. ,,.on
Letters mast through the PostOheo
No of will he signed tie day of sailing
Inexrerisnoed surgeon 10 attached 10 esch ship
fsr freight or pa,saee sppy 70 ,n =, 80
C. A HEINFkEN 4. Co. Bremen
MARTiNEAU, CHOSkEY A Co, Southampton
VIM IsELIN, HaYre
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PROGRESS At THE EAST-MLFORD. MASS.

Con- spondenes Of The n. Y Tribune.
MILFORD, Mass, Thursday, Feb. 80 1854.
Inclosed | send you the money for one hundred and
twenty five copies of The WEEKLY TRIBusE commencing
q. the expiration Of last This the largest l
of any paper that comes to this place have not ben
able 10 work for ten days past and have canvsssed the
Mace more thoroughly than should otherwise have DONE
This is smart place, as your subscription List will show;
as will few statistics which have which perhaps you
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DrArH IL TIE PgLnrThe Rev ySh c.s Se5y 1. IA 81
chum pastor Of the Frst Coorsd BE- ssS ~ Green fe
dead IN the pulpit on the 18th directly ssr rs:ass ms
text II o'clock service He Wa Oss, u hs church
age, and ha. been pastor fshs cong ~
ever since ito organisation. ,.v o., r.
Where, John Cummings who len hsrri' Ussego Co
.,ut ,vo yesrs sgof He was seventeen yssn OF sge
and was heard q in 0srsgo rse o,osns S
- araisg to receive any information - 70 hk where
ahouts.
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - Leave Brooklyn
"a r. s.;s e. c...s... e H;c
m ~ 30 e, s'Isyf h.. s:.s
- :as s. j.1:s. $. ,s ssA n: I'd ,I s
;,s,Is nd 'r. sr si on Ia:sy
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
~ lsa NEW WINTER ARaAkSE,MESr' 1884
Ts.rs. r.or NIw YosI Fer :;
IAN, 80 A N, sndn41 EIg.:asAM 8. Nd y IN =,
stamford NOr~,li and Brideper the 4P train
i Po T't cb ..s'i s5 snd Bd:r
For Bo.1es Hartford Springfield .rd wos''er-EIps-
A. cs.t E ps '1 v sSs .e
rre.stsA N Din. At Springfield y..., -
sI n25 ai:GT s.1s.a. 'iha Y A
T Ssss .sa sna m
New London, koTwiet stonrssn and Providence arc n
For EoSs.oIe and Nsusauei Railroad Errts At sd
IoI D.nss.y End Ser~.i R.ilr''d-A'''nm'd't'' An
SO. Si and sas and Express a; S .sa Us
rom NOrwsa GAM; from Port Chester. $50 ~ and J."
" Wee Zee r;t . . md SUIT. o&.s N.sYo
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA Direct:
~ via EEw-yERsEY RAILROAD MAIL and ExpRk -
In IS F S- 5SG o" S nd
~ II md :as to Ken.
snson; e. 50 for second oass In II and n 70 neDsns
s3 in "a and 10 wslnatr Vi C.m iSn ans 81
With WAY prices kev-yeuey Acconnooaon Lane
which " foot Of Court ands VII Camden 70
Oanibuses will from the hensnsoh
Drdt the principal hotels ana the ntTt part. Of
fer ~ cent? for esch passenger and WITH osss,e i9r
Through sodfo. Baltimore WsshngtOn No'o "eesn
Wilmington ChsTestou in ell the above tr.ins Enoueh PSF
continued ana nes ol Passenger
With the ferry IS m.nu ss before the TIE rs s's
NETWORK and ERIE RAlLROAD.-Passenger
~ Trains Pier foot OF Du.ns.r 20 follow. via -
Buffalo Express for Bufso direct over toe Sew ors
Railroad snd the Buffalo sne CITY hoa VIE
cut change Of btRgtse OF cara H.. -
Mail q, t5 for Dupkirk and Buffalo aud inernede ''a
This hight az EmE. and P'oeed me
rcTrirE -s,.- -..,-
WAY EAJfss 1919 for Dunkk and staions
NJ for Delaware md sterGeeiIie 'iaf1on
EewbuIsh Ixpress att b. for Sewbrrsh
for P.rnort and inter mediate ttate.f
MKT Iura at P NJ for Dupkifk and Buffalo
On SUNDAY only Express TraiG, q ) 2 NJ
Trains az DuDkIk win ne Lase Shoo
Raosd eyesnd Cincinnati Toledo Detroit ChieAso &C
CHAS MfSOT Superintendent
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L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-The new steam
chip CHARLES MORGAN Capt Thos Fsrss sil sAys Pier
Nc. k.'shRi,s on SATURDAY, March SsrM Sac he's
saeener Deck Saloon Freight
per eube Passage, cabin go reersse s26 All Of
hspe ssn.d board For freight passage apply
or,o cBAs MORGAN, Agent No Bowling Green.
EOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-Semi-
i Weekly u :. Mai Lne-The and fast going
MARION w Poser, Commander viii leave pier No North
River SATURDAY March al o'clock NJ precisely For
h,sh apply board where all bills Of sdns will be signed and
for passage Of the Office OF
Throush tickets Florida follows To jas ksonyile ISL 20
pu.fLs ac
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~ Great Southern from NewYork Mobile end NewO
and Columbus Ga and Montgomery
Aho, the important points in FLORIDA TIE hrstes CA:
ssnsAip AL GU STA eco Capt Thomas Lyon
LNO tars Capt George Schonek FLORIDA 500 un oap
woodhsn will leave every SATURDAY At O'CLOCK I'm
FLORIDA N. s. wosdAu, Saturday, March at O'clock
Pm
10. rns IxTKEoRTwo trains leave daily for Maecn &c
will
TUESDAY and SATURDAY ser the arrival 81 ecoek M
morning att ana
into Mon gomey day O'Clock r only . noaI,
fTcm Savannah Montsomerymakng Is hours les ana Ve
than By any other route r ,ouvs -, r.uo. r,..
horn steamer WELAKA Capt N. King snd WILLIAM cAS
TON Cart Thomas T. shaw regular hne NE
rhese ss hps leaving Savannah TUESDAY
SATURDAY ct 10 O'clock for fshs .yaoa
M Al psreu and karys Georgia. yseksoovile hiddeoaS
Foaa snd 81 Aususfine FLORIDA These boas having unse
posed accommodations for and taking tho ss
ofer supero Inducements for inv alids and others
Fer freight pss~ese, apply 10 -.
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mIenifal.

DR CLOVER TRUSS, SHOULDER BRACE
l and ELASTIC STOCKING INSfIrUT No. Il Annsi-
NORTs new patent premium uss shoulder Brace and ter1e
sprrorter upon principle Also BETTE FOR females ana cor
rupt reops for BovLegs weak Ankles Ch'eo
Spine &c Entrance Ladies' Room through ne nn snd ne
notice particularly name Dr oLo'Eh
Nall Anna