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so, PREPARE FOR WINTER.-The
zr.5 undersigned, in view of the fact that is the
- time to prepare for the approaching winter, beg
leave call the attention the public their large and
elegant assortment of PARLOR STOVES, DINING ROOM
STOVES, OFFICE AND STORE STOVES. CHURCH
STOVES, AND COOKING STOVES, all of the most ap.
proved pattern and guaranteed to act Satisfactorily
They would also refer to their stock of COOKING RANG
ES, embracing the new Bay State Range which is de-
cdedly handsome and best fiat in the market
Our stock of FURNACES AND HEATERS worthy
the all in of such articles being of the
most approved patterns.
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TOSEPH E. WILSON.
~ PAPER HANGINGS,
WINDOW SHADE MANUFA CTURER,
No. 100 n. HOWARD STREET,
BeLloeen Mulberry and Saratoga,
BALTIMORE.
Plain, Buff and White
LINEN WINDOW SLIDES
made and put up to order
an the neatcst manner.
All kinds of
PAPER HANGING
done by careful workmen in The rery best style,
and a he lowest nricrs FOR CASH
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MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
FENHE SUN Mutual INSURANCE
il COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
Insures Marine and Inland Navigation Risks
favorable those any other Company All persons tax
ing Policies from this Company entitled share Of
the profits, without mourning any liability, beyond the
amount of Premium. The assets of the Company liable
for the payment of losses, over 81, 000,0 600.
A. B. NELSON, Presst
A. SEAToN, V. Pres't J. WHITEHEAD, Sec.
c. OLIVER O'D0NNELL, Agent in Baltimore.
fe22Iy. No. 81 EXCHANGE PLACE,
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FOR SALE The Superior Three
Esiii Story DWELLING No., 206 North Charles street.
$500 beyond Eager. Having large Three Story BACK
BUILDING, with WASH HOUSE and BATH ROOMS
WATER and GAS Fixtures complete
The lot is rs by $50 feet running back to 40 foot street
The buildings of the best material and most substantial
construction having been erected under the supernten
dence and for the residence of the owner.
capacious and dry cellar extends under main and back
buildings
Inquire on the premises, or Of B. 7. ELDER,
No. 100 South Eutaw Street
nr1S.K tie e.
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/ AND In KENTUCKY.-That valuable
u <tract near ''SPICE KNOB in Davies County KY.
10 miles from 0wensboro and miles from the river
containing 09 acres This land is of rich virgin SOIL
beautifully undulating, well waered and healthful
part cleared and the covered with valuable timber
This tract of land was examined by DIR. James Higgins,
former State Agricultural Chemist Of Maryland who
certfes to the existence of valuable vein ofpure CANAL
COAL, feet inches in thickness extending nearly
all this property. Dr. Higgins states that this coal is
free from slate has good covering and be mined
with but slight expense He also points other advan
tagcs which may be in his report my office. The
title to this property is ndisputabe, and the win
be made accommodating the convenience of the pur-
chaser If desired, it will be divided into tracts of not
less than 200 Acres For other particulars apply to W
B. WALL, ESQ, at Greensboro, Or to the subscriber
n +. BERRY,
ocl4-tf Attorney for Thos & II + Mason
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TOFFINS. COFFINS
" HAYS & MORSE
CARvERs AND MANUFACTURERS OF
COMPOSITION 0RN AMENTS.
No Al CLAY STREET, NEAR PARK.
BALTIMORE.
Having commenced the manufacture of C0FFINS, they
offer to the Trade, Wholesale and Retail, complete
sortment of MAHOGANY AND WALNUT COFFINS,
made of the best seasoned erias and of the APP
proved patterns These Collins being made to be
TAKEN APART, offer great inducements to the Country
Trade, they be shipped at small expense and the
city trade as they will occupy but small space and in
of fire can be S1red fptboea exposure
For sale LOW For terms, apply above. oc12-1y
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SOUTHERN AND WESTERN HEM
~ LOCK SOLE LEATHER DEPOT, AND AGENCY
DEPOT FOR THE SALE OF SHOE PEGS, at Boston and
New York prices from peck to thousand barrels, at
prices unsold in Baltimore. Likewise, just
opened full and complete assortment of SHOE FIND
INGS embracing quality of the most standard Shoe
Thread Shoe Tools and Nails Lasts, in fact everything
connected with the shoe finding business my nimble
srpence principle of lo0 prices together with the largest
of hemock and oak Sole Leather prime Up
pers Kips and finished Leather to be found in any
house in Baltimore
~ Bark Mills Tanners and Curriers' Tools always
hand for sale. F. Fl. GRUPY,
~ South Calvert street,
oily One door north of Lombard
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KINDLING WOOD!
En- KINDLING WOOD
am preparing my wharf by steam power,
SAWED AND SPLIT OAK AND PINE WOOD, which
will sell and deliver free Of charge TEN PER CENT
less than any dealer in the city.
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
Ofce-Pratt and Fremont streets.
Park and Fayette streets.
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HoUsTos's CONTINENT TO THE SEsATE-On res
cent OCCASION Gen. Houston in the Senate thus chsr-
acterized the conduct of his associates IN that body
Mr.. HousroS--I am not going 10 make speech,
but wish TO make remark. .,,.
Mr.. SEwARD-very well.
Mr.. Housros-I have sat here, Mr.. Presldsu, for
nearly twelve years, and must confess that nave
never met in this chamber a single day that have
not beer intensely mortified that was memees Of
this body in some respects. i web remember there
was q time when this body was the most decorous,
dgnifed and respectable body that my eyes ever
looked upop TIE materiai here rs good enough, Que
there is total disregard Of eoerytiag IKE order ard
resbect TO for-memters when they are addvcss.ng taa
body Its not slone that disorder exists IN the al
leres but it exists on the floor Of the Senate. The
rules of the body such to enable the ocen o,
to enforce authority, and 10 maintain order ana pro-
found silence.
Mr. MAsos-I must call the Senator 10 order.
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which cary the rviD min about ;he ETY., ssd .scA
ciher points - may arse in course Of ny minute IN
vestisstcn.
It sss been no piessns task. should nos have Sc
lscted il for pastime or amusement. l would rather
have stunned i. ss would avoid place infected BY
the plague but sense OF public duty, and the pow
erful lever of faithful and accurate Illustrations taken
on these leper spots, which tel the horrible truths
uore vividy any pen could picture, prompted me
70 pursue my present course and the hope of anchor
sting crest evil has encouraged me 10 persevere.
The labor in procuring the detsis which publish th,
week IN No. Ia of Frank Leslie Illustrated News
psp.r has been excessive and attended with much
lersonsl inconvenience. have visited the various
cistIle ~ milk depOis penetrated into their oathsome
pesthouses and inhaled the sckenng stenches, until
nv very being revoted At the thought OF mix, and
nv breathing became short and difficult, recovering
only when vide distance was plseed between me and
the distemper breeding places My artists have en-
dured much, nay more for a. soon as the disuery
"mk maids with large oesras and OF excessive ditt,
b,caue aware that fac-similes Of their dens be-
ing transferred to paper, they dispensed with great
freedom that filthy liquid, which my artists only
escaped by the exercise of considerable sgihty mere
could be 10 reason for the vicious assault other thsn
disIcus;on 70 have their low laLsr houses truly de
picted by the unerring pencil. ,,.,.
have taken means to track " Pure Country Mix
carts TO the source from whence they draw their pure
commodity and in almost every instance their tran
has led TO the dstillery surrounded 10y its boated,
dying cews. i have spent money lavshly IN order 10
DO the work thoroughly, and will exhaust the subject,
in ths and succeeding numbers OF my psper, by al
array of facts ard horrible details which WILL hope,
result in some public action that will break up TINS
enormous evil root il out from our city, and supply
substitute for this dangerous, poisonous liquid thai
will be at once nutritious and wholesome. rs. an
who are familiar with the subject to send me facts
within their knowledge, and aid me to abse the sick
ening nuisance.
also ask the cooperation and assistance OF the pub
lie in my at present unsided endesvors 10 break up
this unholy traffic. l fight snele;handed against a
wealthy and powerful monopoly and humorous body
of their voting employees, against the negligence and
wilfu blindness OF our Municipal authorities aud
Health Ofic srs and the hardest OF ALL against the
blind indifference OF the people, who their children
untimely die, who aware of the fearful decimstor
of the youth of our cities and will not rouse from the
lethargy to drive the pestent monster from then
midst. shall persevere in my endeavors, ana srus
that the ,ympsthies and support OF the public viii
crown NV Iabors with success FRANZ LESLIE.
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FRANK LESLIE TO THE PUBLIC.
STARTLING EXPOSURE OF THE MILK TRADE
OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN


Are you aware what kind of milk you sie drinking
Are you aware that seven Thousand cnhaien ais
every year in New-York and Brooklyn from drinking
swin milk Are you aware that nearly an me ooe..'
that appear in our lists Of mortality attrlDutee 70
and cholera nfantum have been traced 70 Tue
subtle poison contained in the swill milk Are you
aware that the milk carts labeled . Pure County,
Milk" "Graes fed Milk" Pure Orange county
Milk, "Astora Milk" &C., draw their supplies ION
the diseased and dying cows imprisoned 10 'n9 va..
some stables tina. surround the distilienee II lnse
facts are not known TO you you are sal olnoiy COZ
fdent that the milk You use lie pure, the eIpoeur
which have prepared viii reveal the norrio.e eA.on
of your delusiop and awaken you to the DANGER you
ara your infants hourly incur by panAKng u 49,"
Observation-Disclosures swi milk ,..u.
In collecting and publishing the sicken.ns ue t1ah
c.ed with the dstiery milk mar uiacture wlc9
prevails 10 an alarming extent both IN New snu
Brooklyn have been animated solely oy desue W
benefit my fellow citizens, 10 expose Ine shSue - :
frauds which are every day perpetrated uhdei lne
eyes and with the full cogIizsnce OF the PuoLe
iues, and TO break up system when, " -. VIC
sale distribution OF liquid po.son, IS oee mating OH
population bringing death into thousand homes, snd
deuorslizirg the general health OF tne Guy
In order to develop the subject July shsI give
pen or pencil illustrations of
Every establishment where distilery mlS i manu-
fsciufeG;
The reu,es Of al the dis,iIery mix Carts
The Luhper Of every house to wh'eh shef'uPPJ
MIX;
The loc stior and number Of the depots VICE. DE-
pence this milk as Pure Country h-.h'
The names o. the o~pers OF ire COWS
The COWS, their diseases, Their ieaitHi SIRE lloh
Un~ oesCme food and Their constal' c"HInemeI''
which Only ends in their DEAN
e'si,siics Of TIE :rsae 80
Statistics # the mortality Er,oEe iLiso's, ~ cI-eo
by The Fscaity 20 tie G,e q ,s-l.ry o-ssl n
Tie usu.. AZ iaee Ls,rploI- aseb tie oa-.s
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t>r a al. but have no doubt there 10 come s~udle
connected with the operation, in scme way b,. how.
I cappo. tell. There are large Quantities Of god
lands undoubtedly or sale IN tscse counties, and there
e,cep, A 40 much raw material. Stealing from the
Federal oysrnr ept, from States. from corporations
..S Individuals is being elevated into science 10 this
country, and unless speedily checked i viii boone
La. Nv advice 10 YOU and 10 all others Is. 70 have
ne,hipS 10 do with the scheme. The men who would
conccct II and. 10 give il credit, make snch refer.
epces as have been made. without authority, soaid
have no hesitation in plundsriDg the pubich ihey
ind opportunity. Yours &c, ~ p,vp,II.
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
M RICHEST DIADEM

-oRN BY KINGS OR EMPERoRs.

WHAT WHY BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR
Becsu,. it n the ornament God himself provided Tor a. our
race Reader tthoufh The Hsy boom ever ~ off'y IN
the town eheh the be ever % spArfinf The teeth be
those Of pears the head s beFe OF It's covering OF me hsr
/. ,r.r,.d and ,briveed harsh and dry still il 'prn
Lea with INV nature will than bali her charms
Prf WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE, If r.ed two or ihree
opa,ospt R.sd ,be following and Judge. The Of
frat the eeetrst'd Psr' rhae,Js Anvil 10 ,si,
Dr. Woop-D.rsir: Permit express You ,he ebsa
lions am under for the entire restoration 81 nv h& 10 lis
original eooI Abon the time q my 'a a. ns Ya'
Hair Re.or.ive coon recovered s ors1. nue. c,. con
der your Restorative s very "oIdeIi'i m'ehoh qe en
escio1s o well ~ sn.~abe O. -u.,pr,c
''A' Drych ar Gwy!iedydct"
April H. 1859.
received bottle Of your Hair Restorative ard syeit 70 mywel
who concluded Try her hair little thinking a. TIE ue
wen As INV surprise ssr week. trial j. has performed
tia: wonderful effect BY turning al %. gray ha: 70 dH
Of such change OF theI hair thAhLhS ,hisonw
Prof O. j. Woop: With confidence do recon- mend your
Hair Restorative being tbe most e sous article ever saw
Slice using Hair Re.orsye my hsr and ~n,f w1 ne.
Confident that few applications VII restore nem 70 'ns
pleasant itching persons who perspe Freely
Prof Woop: Abou two years ago my hair falling
OF and turning ray fast becoming bald and he'd ired
n.ty renede. 10 no effect commenced usns your Restors
II tes. 10 G np rrow out AID turned back color
blscs At this h fully restored to m original color,
hesh and tFPeMsnes .Ed ehee' b Hos 3
The Restorative put up in bottles Of three sizes viz: large
4 per bottle; the medium holds least % per cent in
proportion and reta' 'or 81 bote TIE large holds
WOOD e. r,opE.;S. No. q? B5ssr'y NJ
Ana .oid BY ii ,ood DiGfG. and Fancy Good. Dealers
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enAs.Hoprrss IN TrxAs.-Tle Galse.,oa M~s

GnAssHopPERs IN TExAs.-Tlc GalsesOA Ntrs
says: ...-
ave regret to have received from our special cor
respondent and others the fullest confirmation Of our
worst fears regards the devsststoDs committees BY
grasshoppers in many parts OF the West. In many
places entIe corr fields have been laid waste there
not being left blade II stalk OF anything green. Ioo
corn, which had grown five or nx ncses f.sh, hss
San Antonio ssys these ipsects completely cover ths
prsires in many places destroying everything before
them az they 90 They are said TO Be quite small only
one-haIf or ibree-quarten Of an inch IN sgth TneZ
that a. .ocn a. they are fairly provided with wiags,
thew viii take their departure II Is said that year
before last when they destructive, they EFF
between the first and middle of May, a. soon a. fully
not be too late to raise good crops Of from the
second planning
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Uater Cure.

HYGEIO-NEDICAL INSTITUTE. No. 10
III Lsishts-, New Yoik.-Drs TRAIL and NAY, havins
associated with themselves in business d. A. GORTON ~ D.
and Mr. {. S SMALLEY NJ d. (wbo has had large and re-
ably successful IN the OF female die
eas enabled to sive the stlctss attention 20 AZ
Of pvshds The establishment has been thoroughly
vstsd and eenee provided su.h bsdes
desire The dietary Of zoe Institute Every appliance worth
the Hygiene will be found bere. Out
door PATIENT, attended to- Lying received and
provided Inn have the privilege Of attending the Med
the Sshoo D.psrnent Terms reasonable.
N.B.-Tbe hERIDEE MOUNTAIN HOUSE. At Merden,
Conn one Of the charming and subrous places New
Fnend will be opened their country establish June
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SrrrfrrlL ALcHYyY.--S. A. Peters, q correspond
ent Of The Spiritual Telegraph, writes from Paade
pbs that DIR. Hare is having Manifestations n bis
laboratory " which will force conviction upon the
mines Of those who are deter mined not 70 beheve,"
ard, as a specimen, states that q common manhes.a-
tcn the trsnsrutston OF copper pennies mo god'
CosTRAcroRs INSTEAD OF IssfLs.-The As.-.,-
Ing news Of 90 600 Indians cGrgregstng on the Plains
with view Of making desceut on the frontier
Sta,es probably that there twenty thousand
men looking for Jobs, cont acts, and "specaa-
tioIs,' depeudirg, cut Wet, ufon army outfits.
[Bestea TfsvssI.
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PROBABLY ANOTHER LOTTERY SWIM
DIE.
From The Madtsoa W'se.J State Journal
LETTER GOV. RANDALL.

From tn. MaS4son Wise.J State Journal
Letter TO GOV. RANDALL.
HIsE.BURG, Ohio, April 7, 1888.
Gov. RAypAIr-Dear SIR: ! zee by perussl
the newspapers Of the day, that sous One Hundred
certair cond ion desgnsied in the publications
ferred TO- Awaiting myself Of the liberty given by tho
published notice OF the American Homestead Lsnd
Company, that several gentlemen, among whom Is
your Exceency could be consulted by letter or OH
erwise. respecting any information that might be de-
sired with regard 10 the quality or location of the land
Most people are led 10 believe from the extraordinary
cheapness Of the land, that it must be exceedingly
poor, or swamp land, it's sale impeded by in
cumbrapce VIII you please give me the required in.
formation and also state why the Company are con.
strained 10 dispose of it IN the manner mentioned
Adl1e,. " c. WOODARD.
East ClAridon GesUgs Co., Ohio.
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IN PURSUANCE of Al order Of the Surrogate Of
VI. Ccun.y II New Ycrh .e1ee hsrsy rvsn v I'll lso.
having sAms sgaipa IDRis l. AFrLEI, s1 o. unr .'1
Nv y,t d1seaSd The win soneters thereof
r. N, ,usrbsT ., We New Yorh Juvenile AsylII 7ss
H. M, ~ NV O. or before tie eighteenth day Of SpieSn
~, issa NJ Ye,h tbs hAes Lfh dsy 81 March la5s.
- ,.~tnTr. LANES I. APPLEY, Administrators.
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REPLY or GOV. RANDALL.

REILLY or GOV. RANDALL,
Executive 0FFfcr.
MADISON. Arrl IS 1889
N. C. WoopiRp. esq, Eat Clarion, ono.
SIR: | am II receipt OF your letter Of April 7, u.
qrirIg n regard 10 the American Homestead Land
Company" 1t is Only within day or two ttat have
hao any knowledge whatever, Of such Company and
thst knowledge is derived alone from advertise
nent in the Newspapers. / find, that among others,
en- referred 10 for information in regard 20 the quahy
and yslne Of tho lard 20 be cod. such reference
made without any authority by tie PRETENDED Son
papy The ir-ttution seems 70 hsve neads "a va.
Dg:Sn City, although lie operators are come "hs'
scattered and The :ers wn.cn &c % co-t - coz BE
~ sem Z, t@ .ces,ed o .1me Of IRE SJF;terL
60. l;,.s .tiie s,.;e. Iincw t,J -ts sc9r;.ne e.
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DFNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

DENNSYL WANNA RAILROAD
i tn. GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic
e. with North western and South western Saei
N soptDuou, Railway direct. This Road also connects o.
Pittsburgh daily lines Of steamers TO all ports on the "e
arm Rivers and Of Cleveland and ssndusky with the steamers 70
ali port. on the Norh.wesen Lakesnskne the most dfec
cheap reliable by which FREIGHT can be fcrwHaeo
q and from the Great West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
fssT skots hh's aho CsPs rs y
DiS oooes w o,Ae'' oa.s enu "''e' { 100 %.
SECOND CLAss-Donestc Sbestinf Shifting and
Ticking lin original bses Drugs lin casks Hard tO cents
Leather lin rolls boxes Wool and Sheep ico D.
Yehs Eastward 6c............................J
fTihp I.Ass-Ahyis steel Shnn, I'm cs,s.h so s~ns y
etp, Don -. ~. 800 49, VI ~ NO u.
FoUxTH Chass.-Cotee, Fish Bacon, Beef and
Pork lin casks boxes Esswsrd Lard and Lard 70
OIL Nails, soos Ash German Clay, Tai Pitch lp n.
kosin &c."..... '.....'.'..................J
ILouk- y Dbl. III Ill further notice.
GRAN- y 100 n until further notice.
CoTroN- bale not exceeding So weight unu further
pofice-
seuT 10 ms1 the package "Vs Psnn,yivanis Railroad" AL
Goods Of this Road Pksdelphis
Pi,tsburgh will be forwarded without detention
FREIGHT AeENrs-Htuis. Wormley, L Co, Memphis renn
L. T. Ssss Co. ST.. Louis; p. q. ORsily Ce, Evansville
Ind Dunenn, Bel Co, and Carter Jewstt, LonisFius
XIV; g. C. Nsdrum Madison Ind II. W. Brown Co., and
Irwin Co. Cincinnati; N w. Graham Co., Z&nesvils,
Ohio; Leeoh Co. No. 81 Klhy st. Boston Leesh Co.. No.
Astor House, Eew-York, and No. South WilAms, New
Yorh Z. snesdsr Philadelphia AAsrsw koonA Baltimore
d. l. Stewart, Pittsburgh.
H. H. HOUSTON General Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
r A SCOTT. Superintendent Altoona Pa
Arril /, 1855
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Instantaneous.
Cool.

Owes o. Tss CvnsIsLiED Coal AND lsOs COMFY
Corner Of Broadway and WALTZ,
Kkw.YoRx, April n, 1858
YNHE CUMBERLAND COAL and IRON
u COMPANY prepared 70 eontrset br ne sas ~,
tAeh uellhpown and approved qualities 81 CUMbEkLAND
COAL will be shipped IN The best order ron the company
The Company when required, wiz snsIer vssss a.
freight vitboot charge A. hEHArPkI, IIe.,ues-
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= TT
The undersigned, whose heAps p'ws" Se schsowedsee
. cures A. nervous snd many ether d-esses
x ,o.sn,t,p Headache cured in minutes Toohscbs
u,.d IN two minutes Rheomssn often cured N few days
J. LoEWENDAHL, the Mstnetlsr, No III AiAnte-s;,
R,,,l,xn Once hours from s! 20 IA g. from TO p m
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DENNS VANIA RAIL 0 A d
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.

The Pennyvania Railroad connects at Pittsburgh with Iab
roads to and from Lous Mo- Alton Gaens and Chicago Ill
Frankfort Lexington end Louisville KY Teue Hsute Madison,
sayttte and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton sprhr
field BeDefntsre. ssndu,hy Toledo, Cleveland Columbus,
packet and st. Louis Louisville aud
Cincinnati 80
Through Tickets for the Fat be hse Of the above
mentioned places IN the West. 49,
PASSENGERS will find this the shortest most expeditions and
con Portable route between the Fast and Wes. $1,000
FROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HOCm
YROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN 70 HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN ~ hOuRA
Fare as low a any other route
Sc. hsnd-bills in the hotels Of this city. -,
Sbon,h T,ies or further information may be bad at the
0noe u LILO N'''' No. 2Astor House Broadway.
t,r.r,, Isss j. l.. ELLIOTT, Agent
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BATHS

Y No 10 BROApWAY-The only 'sseh'onsht sit pAeo
~ D." vrRaSFS n, iry,ptny The cssbrny Of thee
k.,b, e. me .1.rscop Of mercury rom ne .y'tm ma
,t ,nsb.S RAe,os q Rns' na'ism t'': tis'.e
,,., AZ Aso Ip,so'sisr tuGs Gi.wtt'e a. '''~r'
ksusls AVpsIsst ief AT.