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Crockery, Chtna, aLass,

And
HOUSE -FURNIS HING ARTIC LES.
SAMUEL e. MOORE & CO.,
No. 49 CAMP STREET
Have In store Large Stock o articles necessary for
Housekeeping, among which are
SILVER PLATED CASTERS
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS AND FORKS.
CORDIAL STANDS.
TEA SERVICES, etc,
JAPAkNED TRAYS.
:. CHAMBER SETS.
BRITANNIA METAL CASTERS.
COFFEE POTS, TEA POTS PITCHERS.
IVORY HANDLED KNIVES AND FORKS
WOODEN WARE
TIN WARE.
HAIR BR0OMS AND BRUSHES.
DOOR AND TABLE MATS, etc.
a All goods any part of the city free of charge.
nl5 2pf
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GOGs. Coat.
Coat.
ATTENTION

Tho City Fathers having the Coal Landing to the
extremity of the city limits which will greatly the de-
livery wait until the lump of the
Gre jack Frost takes position of the eside your
orders in time,
No. IS Exchange Place,
CITY COAL OFFICE,
Opposite Post-OGiee.
P. H. WILLARD.
N. B.-25O TUNs ENGLISH CAMEL, best article hand
picked received per ship Noses. We delivering
from the ship at very low prices. ne 2ptf
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me Southern OU Company.

H8-Authorsed Agents of Bombalier Co.'s Island Of Gu
Express. d7 2plf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY ., 1858.

s,Ss, yeur RssOssive vey vcrdrsl s,entos quite d.
ese,oss a VII % speeabie
azI, deAf yeurs truly, G. rHALBERo.
"Dryeh sr q ytedydee-
Wusr krv1syTa Oyrict Nc 10 Hsssaost,
April IA, lssa
PIT O. J. Wooo-D~ss sir mo "A or rx ve~ls 40
received boue ii Han Restorative and ve t " ny
who ecf ebndsd 20 Try her fte thfnhrs o.
dat would restore the hair original eoos
a. veil n.y. urprrs ster v tina 4, hss p~Sc med
thss vepderfnl efrct By turning al s.y
blovn, the tine au.y ihekeninx the
CIV mend the ,bcve eli pr,.ons
Of such change OF 1eH hair CHARLES CARDEW.
Esw.Yosx July IS ls57.
Prof o. J. WOOD; With confidence % r.>cm ~ nj var
beng The
using your her Restorative hair whshen which
ain White have ust1sy crown dsh and feel
hdest that few more sppcstons will them
natural color also has relieved Of all isrdruf and
pleasant itching 80 common persons who pp,,e freely
j. @ kILBY
Of sDd turning cray; Vas fast bsoeniug bald and ss tiled
many remedies TO no sfec asins your R-ors-
10 January last few sppcstops s4ned frmy
IL began 70 al up rov out and turned ek frer cor
lek Al this time 10 fully restored 70 its ongsA Color
heesh and and cbrs,fy rscouusud 70 A.
Chicafo Ill May |, 1857 J. D. HOES
The RSstnve pu; up bottles Of three ssss via large
medium and small The small holds half pant snd tails kx
per bottle The medium bods u lsas 20 pr
proportion, aEd retas 6r % per bottle holds quart
40 per cent more IN proportien and RI tsis for IS.
q. }. WOOD Co., Proptston. No. Sf3 Broadway, New.
Yorh On the Cea T. Wire Railing Estsbhshmsn, sad No.
Il3 Maiets It., g. Louis, No.
And sold BY I'll good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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Published May 10, 1858 ]
CHAPTER CXlII.

AN ACT resns to foreclosure Of mortsse aud the 'se Of
land under such foreclosure
The PeopL the State Wseo1sn represented al Senate ana
.fasenbIy, do enact as JoIors:
l. Ths. in al actions and proceedings a. law hereafter
under that portion ochpte 81 the Revised Statutes
entitled OF the powers and proceedings OF Courts in thsncey
bi for the foreclosure satisfaction Of MORTGAGE the
defendant ,uch action proceedings shall have
p,hs time ~ the Bill compliant tiled therein,
after the service pubic alton of notice
oued BY law desnt shs b. entered any such a,on
until AFTER the expiration Of such time any law to the contrary
notwithstanding =,
SIC 2 wherever Ia such action proceeding judgment
shall entered order made by the Count for the sale Of
six notice Of such sale hereinafter provided end in
all before the passage Of this act judgment has been
rendered Of the Cots Of this stste, or in the District
Count of the United States for the Dc. u Wisconsin, In
forcoe mortgage mortgages or where al order or
made BY such Corit for the sale Of mort
FACED premises the premises shall be sold oniy upon
notice given Of the time and place OF such sale which
notice shall be the provided 10 this act tor giving
notices Of the sale Of mortssged premises. - 80
SIC shall be the duty Of the Sheriff Depaty Sheriff or
immediately after receiving copy of the order for the sale o.
the premises upon which such proceedings have been
Instituted publish be published notice Of he sac
OF premises lunes otherwise ordered by the couft de-
paper general circulation the county which such prem
es situated o. least In each month for the period OF 81
months b fore sale the and II newspaper be printed
or pubshed 10 said county then the shall be published
In adjoining county for the time doTe i
and no OF norgased premises under foreclosure By action
SIC So much Of any law aud such parts ~ scs
ayene provisions Of this se are TOR the purposes Of th'
oct, hereby repealed NH, TN
and be in force from and ser s passage and Pab
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p UBLIC MEETINGS.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
MospAY, May "a, l85S.-President PELL took the
Chair and called the meeting to order and then sub
stituted WILLIAM LAwroS, Of New Rochelle, being
excessive orchards, and populous fsh-ponds.
Hon. HENRY MEIGs, Secretary, read severa! trans'
atiops from French journals and extracts Of valuable
matter from English Agricultural works. Ine meet
inc VAS a full one and Included dozen OF the hower-
loving EEK, and, according to arrangement, the hrst
FIsrrs aud their CuAratioH-ln one OF tae papers
read by Judge MEIcs the great CrystaI Psls.s snow
few spoken Of Cslceslsris-In Paris there is . new
variety Of this flower 1.-THE Lady SPperl tine s.ak 0.
which is woody and hardy. The flowers are RED or
yellow. Pelsrgonicus and Petures are sPosen OF %
see' are spoken of as very fine. Tulips are sgsn De-
coming favorites among the Parisians. Many Or
cLids were exhibited, of great variety Inc Dc
goris Msgnifque is remarkably nae nJ"G T.
Frsrce, and full directions given how 70 grow tne
plants from the seed. The exhibition OF Vegetables
vas large. bu. il was remarked that the pants from
foreign countries although producing wei. isck tae
and soil II il. however stated as an exception 20 .as
general rule, tina: grapes from NeS-ioAsnd, a tie
Cape OF Go,d Hope, were greatly improved.
From the London journal Of the sis o. anu n
value of food. producing plants OF India: IL gao
very truly that the slightest Increase toe axe o.
grain Is Of immense importance to the peope. Inc
writer says positively that rice is DO, tne pIu
God Of he PEOPLE OF India. There Is gres dea OF
wheat eaten and it 10 esteemed the pest OF al ioo
grajls II grows very hard ard dry aId has g;ea;
Keeping value. Lieteg whsst ~ me .,asq SO
in al es.ins.ons Of food value. Inc sgI! ;nil.s! IN
elements Of 81 Inds rude, out are saia 70 te seiy
vel adapted to the purposes required. pc 9, .Ie
principa. grains for food is miet. Eno OF pes Is
much used for horse feed and ee"n e n La ~ p
cert OF oil is much r,ed feed for 81 st.mA.s anG
the oiloske i largely exported TO Gina i'r IL '1af''
purposes. 49, ,,,.r-;.. ~, sor.-s sd
,un:s sid: RE frs; elu;site in raisns tosets s
range. Every lite ga.Ien needs e. -nae' :.
Inc .osI s,n~, he oeeply ,sd snd g ess - p: eeat
e he esr,h .ncud be pulveriEet Is he "a DO ~ p;
u,Inr. pe,.ruse anything OF o,Ip 81 IL 'ne e.I9
families rnsy get g. excellent co1p-. h"u' -. zee.
sab a, ,ke .tis.tsse.ie,s '1i0A:J gamer = ~ '''
III, sd a, sam aid lie oa-ae.e cto2)rei NJ E'.
- X SIC o.a,- ed SGT h's si0';1o n
tsi,ip. ycoLy fiber an = - SO 20
s.i POD. .hoal3 .t:i.s . COS iiF = u :, -
,s.s.- "a y.-ic.y, SO '-.fs &c "j . =
"A : vs. rs. az rI'e - 80 -' 10y
.,,,.,y,,sq =, ,oe ues-r o-es. |. l. IL = t-.e
>. -.;. d. sn~ 49, .s - .'~'I,
"a .. y Z. ). b. 81 10y ,' all =
w. ..i ..ltr.y, i's bette ss'i.f. '- '.t co. :.
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN IRE
WI RICHEST DlADEM
EVER
WORN By KINGS OR EApERORS.
WIN Dl hi.'o' On h'''

WHAT wgY A BEAUTIFUL BEAD OF BAR
Because ornament God himself provided fr al our
rse. Reader Although ID. rose nsy o. brightly Ia
u. ssvns ehees the eye BE- ever " 'pars ms eeth be
Of geAils ne t.s3 l. e-r, c! H' eoV-A o' is- ss
te G.,d A1d ,tIiys,d Lah ard cry, % "oi'" 81 II pr
,se urh g,,v vii %. more h@n IA 'f ''a'ns
PrL WOOD BAR RssToR ALIVE. sssd two . three
~,,t w. ~ .;orr and y bat.riy se.-e 70 Al snn
or,H err Read ths tlonis nd sigs. TIE vdes a the
~ NV. rohs. Ars4 q 'sis
n;. NooD-T-rs Tent = - res T. ~ t9s b1sS
srs Al .rs.- 4 ~. N r -ss,Ts - nv bar - 10
sas Ascst Its - srTtVa q the thf' s""s
= Iatidy CC,rg go. ~ ri'n " ''f "a 30 "a
b-i, E......,r.+ - ~, v.aJ rs'r ghA To-. ! s.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25
WEST WASHINGTON MARKET.

The occupants OF We1 washington hWnes hs'S
meeting yeerdsy afternoon, for the purpose OF beng
introduced to the new Collector, Mr.. Robert A. Hsg:
geIty. M. 9. NJ. BocrRr, the Chairman, inUodaoed
Mr. Hssgerty, saying, that the Mayor mad gwen tnem
Q new Collector, and recommending them 70 .psy 10
money TO Messrr. Brennan q Taylor, o. the city
authorities were resolved to STAND BY them of >.
tor 10 the sssum ptions Of the State. Mr.. HA.erRTr
replied ssying that tits appointment was entirely 90.
solicited and unexpected by him. He should falfii
the duties honestly, faithfully and f.srlsssiy, ard
wisbed all TO assist in carrying on tire city boGnsss
A, il was eli business, and not the business Of the
State. Mr. BoGIRr read the letter Of sppoins ness,
signed by Mayor Tiemann and Controller FIagg, ssd
the meeting adjourned.
NEwYOss Nay "a, 1879
To The Hon. ROBERT A HAGGERTr- Sr! foa arc
appointed Collector Of the Rents for ne stands
srouId situate west Of West street. between vessy
and Dey street, OF al ees from ell persons gsins d pesnd
for msIist purposss , go. o,,,, IN, -. ..-
cosct.d BY 700 taking therefor dupst. recsps ooe 81
Which : to be blsd with the Controller q tai. ety.
IsIsn.d) DANIEL r. TIEMANN, Mayor.
tsigned) A. G. FLACG Conifo.,sL
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Newpork DAILY Gribn,,e
WISCONSIN, NEW STAY-LAJH
coresponderce Of The ". Y. Tribune.

Coresponderce Of The ". Y Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Msy 10 1858.
Herewith send you the inclosed act of the Wscsn.
sin Legislature, Just passed. that my Eastern friends
having invested money upon mortgage security may
jude of the value Of their securities and Of the safety
Of iuture investments in Stse where bsd faith TO
creditors has been enacted no law. No debt
be cole ced if resistance is male short Of two years.
The deft is not required TO answer short of elk
months A sham plea of any kind will suffice 10 defer
proceedings for another Elk months special terms Of
Court having been abolished in order to cres,e delay.
Then svpersed,as and other artfully devised da.ory
proceedings create system which is almost equal to
sbo,ishing legal collection Of debts.
happened in the House during the discussion Of the
Mortgage bill. Speaker Lowell, Perry Fl. Smith, and
other men OF character, denounced the bill as n:a-
mous-vola'irg faith, getting the property OF other
men, and refusing them the means Of recovery-as
DESTROYING the good name of the State uncons,tu
tons as diserac.ful to the age and shameful 20 men
protesting honor honesty. But they were answered
by the bar krupt despersdOes who advocsted the pas
sage Of the bill with perfect how of Indignation.
You would suppo,e that, in their estimation any An
having debt, any widow or orphan for whom az in.
vestmtnt had been made in Wisconsin, instesd OF
being paid, ought 20 be sent TO the Pehtsut'iry.
Sharper, pirates, money'shaveis, vampires were
smopg tie mode rate applied to those who had
trusted them. Ore fellow, member, Of foreign &C.
cert, in tores amounting TO a YELL declared he was
there to legslste for the honest people of Wisconsin,
Z OF for the moneyshaIks of the Esst; aud that the
argument that the capitals. ought to be protected IN
his investment was enough for him; il showed where
men stood and should be the sound of the sin to
rally the friends Of the bill.
The proposition ths, the rate OF interest should be
continued according to the terms of the contract was
voted down. that after judgment the rate OF interest
fsls to per cent though the cont act rate may have
been ten or even twelve. With all this these wise
r A.. .tolt O,a
eonrir, which, according to them, liz to relieve the
State and restore credit. Yours e.. VIAToR.
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Uatfr Gnre.

HYGEIO. MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. Is
III Laiaht-s NewYak.-Drs. TRAIL and MAY, bay!ns
associated with themselves baansss D. GORTON D.,
and Mn c. SMALLEY NJ D. (who has lad large and 70
experience the Management Of female dis
esrs) are now enabled give the scest attention to rn
classes nvahd The has been thoroughly reno
yssd aud ente provided r suoh bedes y
desire dietary Of the Institute Every appliance worth uxne)
Known % the win Be found her Out
door nat, attended, TO- received and nurses
,oy1e Inmates have privilege Of attending the Me1
Isctures In the School Department Terms very
EB-Tbs NERIDEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE ct mers,en,
Conn one of the charming and saubrous places rev
Epeapd will opened their country Jsne
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ths: planting near the ses-shore n . csrsin tuse
Of The moon would produce very serious saec. upcn
the crop; becsase, at the planting i. would DO .he
time OF low water, ard Then the tide tanned the seed
would be submerged. He could not conceive Ct any
other possible effect that the moon could have
upon seed and in short, tba, all the belief IN .urar
Influence sor Of lunacy that the world tsi been
afflicted with quite long enough. In this opinico al
present appeared 10 concur, and treated this belief IN
The me 90 il fuence more laughable TIM senous
After the adjournment Of the Club, X. G. P.sp,E
distributed some honySecs sTsa o. sss !.,s %oroyed
gardens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.


The Board met at the usual hour, in the Common
Pleas Court roc m, on Monday afternoon. Mr.. krRa
presided.
No applicants for licenses presented themselves.
Mr.. HOLMES made report, stating that IN &C cord-
ance with previous resolution Of the BOARD, ne bad
pre- ceedings against elk persons for
the Excise law.
Mr.. KrRR said be believed It TO DO useless for .hsus
10 be sitting there day after day without naosac.iaG
any business He judged that the Excise lev Wa IN
he believed would say that the Board met for sole
purpose of getting their g q day. He hoped thss
when the Board adjourned would not meet again TIL
the voice OF the public called them together for seton.
Mr. HoLNGs thought the Board had spec'ted duties
imposed upon il TO perform.
Mr. KgRR said the law was of no effect, and the 70
was 10 utility in their coming there dsy by osy, end
drawing each day $40 from the treasury Of the city.
He was willing TO do his duty, but the roroe va ~
FIX ding that duty to perform.
Mr.. HOLMES fkened the Board tn safety wave
upon a steam engine; when an explosion wee i'm NJ:
rent, then its powers and duties would b ssss sId
felt.
Mr.. KERR said his opinion was that The people oop.
sidertd the Excise law Black Republican ore, and
men could not be found in this city 10 Uphold Oack
Republican ebactmeft
Mr. HOLMES thought politics should not be introduced
into the de iberations OF the Commission. He was sp-
pointed q member of this Board by Democrat sod
an Old.line Henry Clay Wig
Mr. KERR reiterated his opinion regarding the VIA
day. ann.
tcers did az little mischief and made - little trouble
AZ this Commission did. II was necessary shss tae
Board should continue to hold meetings, or no ESQ
instituted proce edipgs sgainst parties for nirasoas on
the law, and he would consequently viso 20 coess"
his associates in the Commission 10 regard 70 sasm'
The Board then adjourned to Tuesday aftereSona e
4 o'clock.
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Goei.

Gomez Of Broadway and Waist
NFw-YoRk, April q, 1888
TIVE CUMBERLAND COAL and lhON
COMPANY se Low prepared contrss. fnr tbe sale Of
s.sir arc approved qualities OF ekLAND
Coal Il VII i shpTed We t* erd,I rom he company
kscts al AiexAIdnA Va Ard Bst.mc re- Nd
RI. Company ~fer required vii ctsle. ve<sts a. lows
fvasa, WITH ens-se A. hEHAFbEf. rresioeot
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CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

This " institution" held meeting on Saturday, ever
ing last at No. l63 Bowery The attendance va very
.sfge the object berg to elect officers aud Otherwise
recfgsnize the CT ID. Much confusion pfevaet shen
il was discovered that the roll Of members hsi been
.skep away, and the n'ttution mutiiste1; ard for
a while the old oficers who feared dsfest ms.aSed,
by motions 70 adjourn lay over indefinitely posip re-
&C., TO keep tae Club 10 On uproar. Finally, order
was restored, the refractory members suddecy de-
camped Col BRACKET was called TO the csAr, and
the Association a; once proceeded to ressrizs. An
enrolment of the members present took plse and ~
election was ordered with The following rssp', NY
ievtn members berg present and vo,ipg: -
Pre,drp Peter McDsfmo,t Wee Presdesfs J.Ies M IL
sso Thomas Everett samas Bowie Rood 20 s''..f,
,ursr ssmu.' r. Goldsop Sergeant 1t Arms M 's OF ue
Tenth Wnd ., -. x..A .
bo-or conft ned upon him, and after the sppontmsr
~ .ie ususl c )muittees, speeches were usie ~
Judss BowyK, Messrr. BRAcxsrI HIckof, thAPi,,
CHapsTY and others, vhereupon the Ciao soJ ushea'
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FotKs's ELoPENEsr.-Justics Purdy married
=. couple Yesterday who fully neri. the felicity Sech
~ Vii Soutt.ss erjoy In cJnnubisl unioL. rse
bridegroom was an Old bschslOr whose yes.s numbtrsd
ssree core and teu ard looks bstoken him .oso,sut
II womahood. His BRIDE Wa wdow, wto sseertsd
ta. ere va. b. bu. the bystsnders Get her 6oEn at
e. /: sppesred tina: the widow, 10 the tAers sc q
thoe w.,some wsys which widows do affect, oyeiS.~d
:be bscs eor into 81 attachment which bota yst.ss
rr1co.ed 70 corsamms,e il Hstrimony. An Objs .tco
arose however in the shape Of teversl insri- " or
20 yesrt o. B. belonging u the widos woo me-. &C.
oi3ecIy objected 10 her marrying. IL tLs G.'sn Ne
tbsy r.to-ted 70 the usual dodge pscuh., 70 yoIsS
I1ople, AID e psd AZ they lived N C.nsas, ne
orl psce o .laps 70 wss America. aud insy s5cSr.-
, Civ came 20 Ds-foi,, ,se Bridegroom mig i'r.
arc ;na WIDOW ioin.pc cin si;erssrd. The delight -
tns sac sssfo reirirsior OF hsirronsts ave su'e
y., tub,u.Ged lDet,o.. f.se .-tA.
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CTR0 to LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, DUB
- IL, BELFAST, CORK and LONDONDERRY va LIv-
sFS nd hiH
Sonr p NJ sg.ns G'a. .u sc1 :r.. .essr c'r
CITY OF WASHINGTON. .ss,rIisy. /,
CITY ~ s1LTMoRE rs nTas.y
s..a-,rm New ys h.. .sa f e ssHas.
vrd any Of be above named p.esa $50
sa :. r.: e. s. r. .
pnns on Liverpool hcn 81 .lwUd
= ti ?ss.i '' =; ss' : :;
GREAT REDUCTION of FARE to and FROM
~ EUROPE-Yrom E~~York 70 Southampton, Esvre and
Bem.n:
sss..: S.Sd ss i..tfss from kT'D' Also
NORTHERN LIGHT so saO. I. L. rnlelp.u.h n..,.r
u. ss5h s ne s' Rive. r ss-Yo,
;i.tl, ,snyiSs ,he United st;'e; Mai. W;
avto5 Hrs md SE seuhsapo cr &
HoATR STAR Sat, I'VE Saturday July 10 Md July i
Tne.s .i:m;hips cGc HAVE in LonsOs
end f' tt Rii;ss h AGENT ny Il so-n.
TOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-The Ameri-
...n:hip MoET0oMERY Sro,ssi som%snSeI Win leave
pfs..y PASSAGE Win Unsurpassed .eeomnod.Sn s
fsh, Iedo.ed ah. al,ssI nsss 70 cent: 3, f in'u
'''' '''-l'' ''' cent if'i 3. eES%%EfL z1 Ss
NO. 10 W es-sli corner Alneoy
L>OR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-U, S. MAIL
v wEpSEDn4 OF TaE
o. m fom P.f No North River Bills Of Ledins sgned only
board For Freight Passage apply 70 SAMUEL MITCH
IL SON No. IS Broadway Steamers for Florida connect Of
Savannah leaving Monday Wednesday and Friday
T'APSCOTT's EMIGRATION and FOREIGN
Il EXCHANGE OFFICE,
r..e.. si.sst :ssi q ;h,i i:sS: j. Is ID country
TIPSCOTTs SUPERIOR LINES OF LIVERPOOL Oh
LONDON PACKETS,
Ct the lowest possible rates
REMIITANCES.-Drahs for pbd upward payable 10 any
part Of Ereand Ireland, Scotland ofHFAles.
CIRCULARS, with Of ships and other necessary In
formation furnished application iii by letter nclosns postage
stamp for reply TAPSCOrT Co..
No s6 South IT,, New York.
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DEM SYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
IL THE GREAT GENITAL ROUTE.

THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
road: 81 toei. sss c:.a: "a 5s.a H.
yr.nkir Lexington and Louisville T.Ts H.uts hsdi:ou,
ssd B.u.ensDe ssUda.iy Toledo G.1.soa Goa1%Sa:
Zsnssve, Maon and Wooster, Ohio; Also with the stesm
PICKETT boss from nd to New Oans b. Louis Leusvis and
ThIoulh ?ches r The Ia. be had 4 any Of h. shove
Passengers viii find this the shortee most expeditions ~
MO. SSt ;Ts'H 70 As E; M IN Hou
IRON kEWYSsk S sEfts ss N H sSu
s:s hand hi: ny IL .' Ss.s l:S " th. CITY,
.os FINN; '1lhfi IiI ''' '
, -. No a4',oI i Hoq; ;sI s.0. .:.:,
VANIA RAILROAD
s:: . The Il.
!n '. .i.a :;A nd ~
al ports the Northwestern L.ls:n%siins the most direct
q s is ron 't II: ors y when '-n
ho.. h.. ND
pg Good: Or bore. Sc: and Sni:. Drug Is 70, en-.
steos sS's 1as S sHs.sns shifting md
Min e r.: :!s S:: a: ;;1
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Ohio beech Co., No. Klbyst. Boston Lsech Coz No
Ana House Rew.York and No. l South Willanrst, New
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+. A. SCOTT Supsnntsnasnt, Altoona Pa
Aprn l. lss.