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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-27
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI
RAILROAD ID.
Fr1 BROAD GAUGE.
CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS.

THROUGH RTTHO Ut CHANCE OF 0ARa
TWO DAILY TRAINS FOR WIN.
n CENNES Cairo and St. Louis at
4i25 A. n and 6;35 p. M.
Three daily tTains for Louisville at 4T9S A. a,
2P. M and 5;35 p. M.
Mitchell Accommodation leaves at P. M. .l
One train for Evansville at A.25 A. NJ.
The trains connect at st. Louis for all points In
Kansas and Nebraska Hannibal, Quincy and Keos
kuk; at St. Louis and Cairo for Memphis, ViokaburG
Natchez and New Orleans. -
One through train on Sunday at 5;35 P. M.
Returning fast line leaves East st. Louis, Sundays
$3.50 p. M,
Express train leaves st. Louis daily at S.2O P. H.
erriYing at Cincinnati at Ss30 A. M.
Fer through tickets to all points West and South,
please apply at the ofceB: Walnutstreet House, be-
tween Sixth Seventh h-streets; No. Burnet House,
corner once; Northwest corner Front and Broad,
way; Spencer House Once; No. East Third-st
nd at the Depot, corner Front and Mill-streeta.
GEO. b. MCCLELLAN,
Apl6 $50 4'' General Superintendent.
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CBy Telegraph

New YORK, November 26.-Stocks dull
and lower. Money unchanged. Cleveland and
Panama, ll4i Michigan Central. 5ii Harlem, pre-
ferred, 3l5; Erie, 90; New York Central, 1856 Mis-
69jz; Illinois Central Scrip, 594; Miehlgan South
eTbt guaranteed, 80; Reading, s4ls Harlem, II;
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-27

An ANCIENT LEGEND OF AUGUSTUS CESAR.
According to the ancient legend, the En-
peror Augusts Caesar repaired to the Sibyl
Gent TO allow himself to be worshiped with
divine honors, which the Senate had decreed
TO him, The Sibyl after some days OF
meditation, took the Emperor apart and
showed him the altar; and above the altar, in
the opeh. heavens, and in glory Of light, he
beheld beautiful virgin holding an infant
in her arms, and at the same time voice
was heard saying, "This is the altar Of the
Son Of the living God" whereupon Augustus
line Hill with this inscription, "Ara primo
SSniA Del" and on the same spot, in later
times, was built the church called ArasCeli
well known, with its flight Of ia marble
steps, y all who have yisltsa R9ns,
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Original Idea of EconomIsIng Memor,

Original Idea Of EcOnOmIsing Memory.
.AIEthe- Year Round relates this incident
of an unique individual:
he never raised his head as entered, but
continued his occupation without noticing
me, muttering below his breath the words
as they fell from his pen. 'Take a seat
said he curtly, at last. Perceiving now that
he was fully aware Of my presence, l sat
down without reply. "This bag is late, Mr..
Paynter," said he blandly, as he laid down
his pen and looked me in the face. "Your
excellency will permit me, in Hnline, to OBJ
serve that my name is not Paynter." ''Pos-
sibly, sir" said he haughtily; "but you are
evidently before me for the first time, or
you would know that, like my great col
league and friend, Prince Metternich, have
made it rule through life never to burden
my memory with whatever can be spared
it, and of these are the patronymics of all
subordinate people; for this reason, sir, and
to this end, every cook in my establishment
answers to the name of Honore, my valet is
always Pierre, my coachman Jacob, nv
groom Charles, and all foreign messengers
call Paynter. The original of that appella-
tionis, fancy, superannuated or dead, but
he lives In some twenty successors who carry
canvas retieules as well as he." "The method
may be convenient, sir, but it is scarcely
complimentary" said |, stif1y. every con-
venient," said he eomplacently. Gan con.
suls / address as Mr.. Sloper. You can't fail
TO perceive how il saves time, and ratheI
think that in the end they like it them.
selves. when did you leave town?"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-27

URRKWARDED CALAMITY AND BITTER
as Dan Rice's show-boat had made its land
ing at Memphis, the mate Of the boat saw
young lady precipitated by the crowd from
the plank iato the Mississippi. Without a
moment Of reflection he jamped Overheard
and chiYalrously rescued the damsel. But
what was his disgust when he found that
the object Of his attention was an Africanl
smalls negro boy, who bad dOnned female
spparel. t''ass... "a -li,ri
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-27
THE DAILY PRESS.
IFrom The New York Saturday Press.
DEs0IATION.

-
While the day wastes
And darkness hastes,
/ am apart. 10
Let wide gray cloud
These heavens shrOud
As now my hearth
Put of my crown.
Life narrOws down,
The kingdom wanes.
Ny sad robe shows
No royal elOws
Nor purple stains.
No sunshine falls
Upon the walls
That hedge about.
No light wind calls
At sweet niRht-falls
To bid me out.
And yet the day
Should be most gay
OfSummer's band,
For brightness bathes
And perfumes swathes
The blossomed land.
Ihear no foot
Crush flower or root,
VT pAAu way bNouGf
No tenderest voice
Makes love rejoice,
With dear swift tone.
o noontide ray,
Cease all your play
In leaf and bOugh
o great blue sky,
Soar not SO high,
But sadden nowi
I am alonet
Alone Alonel
Nor more can be,
Forever buOyed
In Deaths great void
Eternity.
False False The dread
That hither led
Leaves rest instead
Soft Ger my head,
Dark water, tread,
When I am deadi
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INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE RAILROAD.
Shortest Route by so MITsa.

NI0 CHANGE OF CARS TO INDIANAP.
~ OILS, at which place 1t unites
with railroads for and from all points
In the West and North-VsSs =
THREE PASSENGER TRAINS -
Leave Cincinnati daily from the foot Of Mil and
$40 A. M.-CHICAGO MAIL.-Arrive. a. In.
disnaRolis at i9;t1 A. Mi Chicago at p. n.
modation-aIr iystat IDdianapolis at 4:50 P. M.
o 6P.M.-CHIOAG0 0EXPRESS-Arrives At Ind
annapolis fl0:45P. M; Chicago at 1880 A. NJ.
Sleepin ca liare attached to all night-trains on
this line and run through to Chicago without
change OF cars. Tr.
DSBe sure you are in the right ticket -oce before
you purchase your ticket, and ask for tickets via
Gawrenceburg and Indianapolis. x
Fare the same, and time shorter than By any othel
route. '
Baggage checked through
THROUGH TICKETS, good unit used, can be OBJ
taned at the ticket offices, at Spencer House corner
Northwest corner OF Broadway and Front; No.
Burnet House corner; at the Walnut-street House;
No: East hird-street, and at Depot ONCE foot d
NH, on Front,street where all necessary infOrma-
0mnibuses run to and from each train, and WIN
call for passengersa at all hotels and sl parts Of the
city, By leaving address at their ofice.
apn ii. O. LORD, President.
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PHILADKLPHIA, November 26.-Flour very
dull snpeIhne 50. Wheat dull red. 81 l79l y;
white, 81 N01 l0 Corn duu: sales Of $500 bushels
yellow AZ elo.i white 69c. Rio Coffee l39l4Ae.
Whisky dun, at lg1E(9zOc. .is.Ta
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Ruled BIII.head Paper.

6Dnn RRAMs ?, 4, q AND 8 TO A
OO sheet-a hne quality Of Paper at aNerY
80 ~ NIXON. oHArEiELD WOODS,
no2t "a and 10 Walnut-st.
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Fancy Artieles.

rtARD BASKETS, OAR p-QAsEs.
~ Watch. Stands JeHelry satandB, Porte-Inon-
nAies, Latchets, Puf- boxes, Toilet. bottles, Per-
fume-standg, Mirrors, Pearl Inlaid Hair .bru1heai
Tooth -brushes, and large variety Of other Fancy
A''''''' ALBERT ROSS, Druggist,
no4 g. W. cor Centrai-aV and Elghth-st
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EnthusInsm as Opposed to Faunticisn.

Madame De Stael, in her Germany, says of
enthusiasm: ''Many people are prejudiced
against enthusiasm; they confound it with
fanaticism, which is great mistake. Fauati-
cism is an exclusive passion, the object of
which is an opinion; enthusiasm is connected
with the harmony of the universe; it is the
love of the beautiful, elevation of soul, en-
joyment of devotion, all united in one single
feeling which combines grandeur and repose.
The sense of this word among the Greeks af-
fords the noblest definition of it, enthusiasm
signifies God in us. In fact, when the ex-
istence of man is expansive, it has something
divine.
"Whatever leads us to sacrifice our own
comfort or our own life, is almost always
enthusiasm; for the high road of reason, TO
the selfish, must be to make themselves the
object of all their efforts and to value moth
ing in the world but health, riches and
power. Without doubt, conscience is suffi-
eient to lead the coolest character into the
track of virtue; but enthusiasm is to con-
science what honor is to duty. there is in us
asupertiuity of soul which tits sweet to con-
secrate to what is fine, when what is good
has been accomplished Genius and imagi-
nation also stand in need of little care for
their welfare in the world and the law of
duty, however sublime it may be, is suffi-
cient to enable us to taste all the wonders of
the heart, and of thought.
1T can not be denied that his own inter-
ests, as an individual surround man on all
sides; there is even in what is vulgar GER
tain enjoyment, of which many people are
very susceptible, and the traces of ignohle
passions are often found under the appear
ance of the most distinguished manners. Su-
perior talents are not always guarantee
against that degradation of nature which dis
poses blindly of the existence of men, and
leads them to place their happiness lower
than themselves. Enthusiasm alone can
counterbalance the tendency to selfishness;
and it is by this divine sign that we recog-
nize the creatures of immortality. When
you speak to any one on subjects worthy of
holy respect, you perceive at once whether
he feels a noble trembling; whether his
heart beats with elevated sentiments; whether
he has formed an alliance with the other life
or whether he has only that little portion of
mind which serves him to direct the mechan-
ism of existence. And what then, is human
nature when we see in it nothing but pru-
dence, of which it's own advantage is the
object? The instinct of animals is of more
worth, for il is sometimes generous and
proud; but this calculation, which seems the
attribute of reason, ends by rendering us in
capable of the first of fvirtues-self devotion"
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For Chapped Hands, eto.

DURK GLYCRRIN, GLYCERTN LO-
u TI0R, Giyoeroie Of Roses SsmPhor Ice, CAM
- S'~R' ALBERT ROSS, BrNggist
MOI s. W. cor Central-av. aud Eighth-Ht.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEAAED PROPOsALs, Will BE RE.
provements, until 9 o'clock A. NJ, Of FRibAY,
% og og sES @ RSfE
TO- plan and specifications in Office Of said Board.
+ Hifa'' he2Hi.f ' COMMITTEE.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BR RE-
- CElVED at the Office Of the Board Of City Inn
Provements, until nine o'clock A. NJ, of FRIDAY,
Stone Abutments "a the Millstfeet Bridge, tho
Eaebsbid to be accompanied By two sureties. Bid
ders TO use the printed forms, as no other will be
BY order of the Board.
SsEALEn PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CElVEO at the Office of the Board Of City Inn
proyements, until nine O'Clock a. NJ, Of FRIDAY
November 30, 1850, for raising and extending the
Stone Abutments Of the Racestreet Bridge over the
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders to the printed forms, as no other will be re-
BY order of the Board.
no2S-tt CHARLES BALLANCE, Clerk.
SEALER PROPOSALS, WILL BERE-
provements, until nine o'clock A. NJ, Of FRIDAY,
November 30, 1860, for regarding resetting curbs,
ing with good sound bowder -sto1e~none to DO less
than four inches in depth, bed Of clean gravel
stTt ct to Freemanstreet, including three rows OF
dressed eutter-stones, and double twelye.by six
rock stone at all the crossings The contractor 70
collect his pay for said work from the Cincinnati
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties Bid
received,
BY order of the Board; ,,,
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RI
= CEIVED at the Office Of the Board Of City I'm
prove tments, until nine o'clock A. NJ, of FRIDAY,
November 90 1860, for furnishing materias and
erecting Iron Bridge over the Miami Canal, at
Race. street; the wagon-ways to- be not less than
fifteen 5) feet in the clear, the be out;
side Of the wagon-ways and not less than nine (9)
feet in width, the floor to be of the best whiteoak
plank not less than three inches thick. Bidders to
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties Bid
ders to use the printed forms as no other will be re-
| ceived. t' ''e
BY order of the Board, %
| SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RI
p CElvED at the office Of the Special Road Dis
| vile (at b. Fowler's, Walnut Hills) until two
| o'clock Of WEDNESDAY. Nov %, 1860, for grad
ing, paving the cutters Ave feet wide with nine
four inches Deep set curbs, and to Macadamize the
center, between said CUTTERS with hard lime stone,
well broken, Locust street. from Elm street east TO
the perch for broken stone, by the cubic yard for
grading and by the lineal foot for curbs and paw
ing. All bids to be accompanied BY security. By
order OF the Board. y. w. IRWIN
nol9j Clerk of s. r. District.
SSFALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
| SCEIVED at the Office Of the Board of City Inn
November q, 1860 for extending the two culyerta
on Fifth street, east of Butler street, from their
present terminus to the west line Of Butlerstreet,
distance Of seventy feet. To be square, and OF
| the same size as the present culverts.
Each bid to be accompanied by twosureties. Bid
ders to use the printed forms as no other will be
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Bouquets and Cut Flowers.

PFR,S9Ns VISITING T. s6aIo@ B0@YS9pETs e ASR
orders At y; seaplan oSs Drug store, y. =. cor.
tioneTy, Fourth ST. bet Vine and Race, north side;
Geo. shueslers Drug-store, 5. w; corner Sixth and
Vine; and Mrs. Peters Son, north side Sixth bet
Race and Elmi or, BY sending orders direct to j. s.
Cook Walnut Hills NURSERIES; J =; COOK,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

DR. KKRsHNER,s PATENT ELEC-
NJ TRO-THERAPEUTIC BATHS. = CURES
PERFORMED BY THEM: Mr.. M. Champlain, But
ter Merchant, 243 Central avenue, Mercuria Afee-
ton and Paralysis of the right leg. w. A. Stacey,
Plumber, 255 Central. avenue, Structure, partial
Paralysis and extreme NerV ousness. Jas. II. White,
Attorney at4law, 260 Walnut street, Rheumatism Of
ten years standing. M. Snyder, Attorney -at-laH.
General Debility, caused by hard study. John II.
Patrick, Merchant Tailor, 2ls Vine street, Asth-
matte and Catarrhal Affection. Mr.. Houston, Tim
ner at Dawsen's Tin-shop, George-street, Asthma
Dyspepsia and nervous prostratOn. VIM. dick,
Carpenter AZ Barr-street PaIpitetion Of the Heart
aud flow Of blood to the brain. Mr.. Adams Guyan-
dot, Va, Paralysis OF the entire right side. Mrs.
DR.. Wombaugh, 22O Barr. street, 1ncipisnt Oons
sumption. Miss Kate Doherty, George street, Gel
lulAr Dropsy and nervous debility. Mrs. Hghwar-
den, Tiin, Ohio, Falling ofthe Womb and Hysteria.
These Baths are in successful operation at Ala
West Fifth street, between Mound and Park, under
the charge of DR.. n. Smith Boynton. The Doctor
refers all those wishing to try these Baths to the
eb9yesnamed persons, and to many more II desired.
equal success. sesofala, Narcotic, and AL mineral
not take cold after taking these baths in the eedsst
weather. Call and get a pamphlet, giving thu
theory and practice Of this mode Of treatment.
No other baths like them in the city. Oongultatlon
free. 0fiice hours from A. M. to 8H p. M. Mas.
BoYHroH will attend 20 the ladies'. For further
particulars, call or address, inclosing stamp,
t. DR. N. SMITH BOYRTOE,
oc28-u t.'H Oineinnati, Ohio.
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The same number of the Tribune SAYS
of Fridays New York Monetary affairs

The expansion of the Banks has not yet had much
influence In the Discount-houses. The stagnaton Of
Paper has only been partially relieved and the
amelioration OF rates is unimportant Fire, proof
names At sixty days are sti greater At IL per cent,
at SOLO per cent; Long Paper goes at l5@9ls per
cent. as before. On demand Money is in fair supply
at per cent. on choice colateFals.
There Is new feature in the foreign bill market,
but the better currency for known signatures cop-
tinues without much improvement in ratea 1t iB
evident that the supply Of Bills exceeds the remittng,
and some parties look within month, when cotton
ask 1903 to 100 for Sterling and hrstolass CONNER
cial signatures are lO09l02. Francs are 67095.40,
and dull. =
The following are the rates for Currency
in New York:
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MagnOIIa Rnled Oap Papers.

1E CASES MAGNOLIA FINE, SUPER
lSD FINE, Rir5t-elAss and Congress Ruled Cap
Papers, Just received from the manufacturers. For
' 80 Nixon, oHATTIELD WOODS,
Manufacturers' gents.
ho2i ~ and ~ Walnut-st
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Fistula in Ano Treated

RY DIR. Wn. OWENS, WITHOUT THE
II knife or Iigature, by a new, simple and peo1.
liar method Of treatment, discovered by himself
about eight years ago, aud which has been at
tended with complete success In every case DF.
OWENS has been citizen Of Cineinnau tor me ne
last twenty five years. and assures the aiicted that
the above Is no humbug. Fer furthr tniorma.
tion, apply at his 0fee and resdences no. 30 West
6eVenfh-st., Cincinnati. ocdo-u
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Magnolia Ruled Letter Papers.

TE CASES mAGNOLIA FINE, SUPER
!. AsB flhE first.silasi and Songres, Raled Let
.. NIXON, CHATfIELD 4 WOODS,
iBQ34 Z .7I ~ and 40 WNlRut-strsot,
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RAILROADS.
LITTLE MIAMI
COLUMBUS AND XENIA .g
AND f.rtg df -
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON &DATTON
Railroads.
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ ~ 70, 1850, Trains will depart as fol n


ONAND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
Ssi5 A. M. EXPRESSLY - : > : =
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Depot-FOr Ham
ilton, Richmond, indianapolis, Logansport aud
Dayton. Oonnects at Dayton for Columbus, SPRING.
field, Urbana and sandusky; and with Dayton and
Wayne and Chicago also, for Toledo Connects at
Hamilton for Oxford, &c.
:. $3.50 a. NJ. From Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Experimentation for Hamilton and
$50 A. M. RXPRRss-From Little Miami
Depot-Conneets via Columbus and Cleveland via
Columbus, Crestline and Pittsburg; via Columbus,
Steubenyiile and Pittsburg; via Columbus, BeIlair
and Benwood and via Columbus, Bellair aud Pitts
burg also for Springfield and Delaware
Hamilton and Dayton DeIot-For Dayton, SPRING
field, Urbana, and Sandusky connects via Hamilton
for Richmond, Indianapolis, Logansport land all
4 II. M.-Ffom Little Miami Depot-Accommo-
dation for Columbus, stopping at all Way Stations;
5,I5 p. NJ. ExPREss-From Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Depot-For Troy, Piqua,
Sidney, Lima, Fort Wayne and Chicago. Also, for
Toledo, Detroit and all points in Canada.
BP. M.-From Little Miami DepOt-Accommoda-
SG S.40 10 @ ?. NJ. EXBREsss sEf5Gn'c Cincinnati
mG@ bg spa BFySp snd via 0m
Oregtine and Pittsburg; via Columbus and Cleve-
land; via Columbus, Bellair and Benwood, and via
Columbus Beair and Pittsburg.
sLEEPING-CARS ON THIS TRAIN.
For all information aud Through Tickets please
apply at the Oices south east corner of Front and
Broadway; west side Of Yine-street, between The
PostofHce and the Burnet House; No. 5 East Third.
street; Sixthstreet Depot, and at the East Front
Trains run by Columbus time, which is seven
minutes faster than Cincinnati time.
p. W. STRADER, General Ticket Agent
0mnibuses call for passengers by leaving diree.
tions at the Ticket Ofice. no25
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Hanks's Bell ana Brass FOUNDRY.

NILES WORKS, (formerly George L. Hanks) No.
100 East SeooHd-street, Cineinnati,,,f
RELLs KEPT C0NsTANTLY ON HAND
11 made TO order OF any size up to $3.50 pounds
and in chimes, as wanted. Every variety Of Brass
Work and Brass and Competition Oastings made TO
order. Also, on hand, Babbitt Metal and Spelter
Solder, and every description Of finished Brass
Work. L'i : u. L.-.t
IRON PIPE AND BITTINGS.
Particular attention given 70 hteambOat Work.
such Rs Wrought. iron Piping, and Fittings put uRi
Steam and Water Gauges, Metallic Packing, histlea,
Blowers, Engine Bells, &c. Lager beer Cooks and
all ether varieties always Oh hand,
Be29-N THOMAS FIRTH, Superintendent.
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SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RR.
y 0EIVED at the Office Of the Board Of City Inn
provements, until o'clock A. NJ, Of FRIDAY,
November 23, for fitting up two rooms in Pearl.
street Market-hOuse, for Station house, according
to plan and Specifications in Office Of said Board.
By order of the
no2l.tt COMMITTEE.
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Missouri City Association and
Misunderstanding Company.
THNHE ABOVE COMPANY, HAVING sE-
n CURED the purchase OF its lands In Caldwell
Hannibal and st. Joseph Rai1foad, and divided the
into building lots and farms, oer the same
to subscribers In shares at $40 each. Full in1orma
tion, with MAPS, can be obtained by ealllrg on or
addressing the ABlocihtiont ct 81 West Thfrd-st.s
Cincinnati, Ohio. oczS-xDW
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Lard Pumps | Lard Pumps

WNOR SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF
n BRASS OR IRON
LARD PUMPS
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OCULIsTs AND AUKIsTs.

Operation the only certain ard escacous Tor
rorlr the hearing he deaf sight bind either
young old and pr Won M~chxker effects the-e
with little pain should therefore defer a. they
merely defer ther suffering Prom the tbous,nds u
currs he successfully yerormsd gentlemen OF
the distinction Of this he submits the foovl-
TEsffNoNfAlS;
From Geo Gordon, ESQ, New York
Dr. Ven Ne~ehx~ter operated Zoe deafness n
nv In few days perfectly
ed AID without Inconvenience eruption " b1siDess.
have much pleasure q recommending him.
0EO. Goauos,
Clarendon Hotel,
once &c Wall street.
Nyv yoax, Jupe ". iag.
iFron The Iirs HeDasDr yrgh, O,tol
Itettisy that no-chusker treated for dean@ss
IN ~ and .nhdensy urmeu1 him ~ Ask full
10. ne hiss Ekrn ne perfect satis'ac,cn Vrosgs PusR
al lt7 q place Eighth street
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Rafsce Narrt
a~zri~rn johanna
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IryTEIs.

I,orRTH AVENUE HoTEL NJ AND % FOURTH
II svenus, between Twenty third and Tw-nty fourth
stree.s Vsierr will nnd this quiet ami reasnt Pm.
ME dohs A. hs The rates % hrE css houses, a
equally a. rood. meas served 10 rooms u desired
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ExCURaION

ROUTES 20.
PLEASURE TRAvEG
EXCURSION TICKETS
LAKE CgAMPrAIS. LArg eEosae
NIAGARA FAIs
Torrrto Murray lag.
The Thousand Islands. ssguenel Riser,
Rapids the 81 Lawrence. tierrAJ Fosnt AnS eNpe
ycoris fryiQo, Trinity
tNeeriy miles iouEl of rocl. rlslng 70 te h.(H
MoutrcAl o. 2Ou.i@etl
Quebec White Mountain
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further he
Of the GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, 70 Brosiwsy New Yea
ELfAIER yONES Manager.
SAREL 3 GARLE a soerA Agents
Err-r~ra Tickets be purchased TIE following
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yep,h and FRS streets brockyr r. LETTERS AZ Fut,u sr~
Jersey cty, Is. A Greene Exchange place New 50
a. r. benjamin, l91 BruadvAy tn Rrns -four
from Fifh Avenue Hotel and T. W scfidt go srcsdvsy
CurpAy EXCURSIONS To FLUrxrNe AND CorIsaS
- Point The fsvorie nesmer EfsOCH DyAN viii les~e
Flushing snaday, yrly 1t 7sn A. w. andt 30 r. n ~
turning leavcs New fok. FROM fshon wharf 90
A. snd = NJ, stopping each wsy reuth ssest Fer.
b cens each way.