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ERS. II. EOTS
THE ALL-sUFFOiENT YHREE.

Letters Pssnt or spS q bx e.
Seals OF the Eoole do fha-msoie de Paris, and the
Imperial College Of NJ etioIne. Vienna.
NO. Is invaluable for exhaustion and pAtcrrheS,
and all ply ical disabilities.
NO. comp letelJ ersdlc1.es all traces Of thoss
diseases that have been hitherto treated BY he nsu-
eeous and perntctous use of ooPaiva and oubebn,
No. mas entirely supI lsnted the injurious use OF
mercury, therscy insunpf to tho sufferer ereody
Tenel, ie9eIslnE al Impurities, and roofing on
tho venom of disease.
TRlEsEMAR, Eos. !, 3 and 3, arc prepared in
and can be carried fp the waistooat pocket Sold
In tn cases, and divided into doses as Id
ministered by Velpeau, LaleInand, Rour, Rioord
CO. Price SS each, or four cases for %, which
saves rs; and IL sT Gases, Whereby there 10 saw
Ing Of S9. To be had, Wholesale and retail, of Or
BARROW, of 1914 Blocker street, New YoTt,
llnmeclatsi{ on rooelvIng a remittance, Dr. BARROW
VIII fcTWordthe Gr;eIemar 10 any part of the world
securely Peoked and addressed according 70 the In
stInctl0ns of the writer.
The Book, of ell others, that should he read b,
men With damaged and broken down constitution,
Is Human FIai!tJ, or Physiological Researches %
10 beautifully illustrated, and treats infinitely O!
al tle sJnp .oms that invariably develop them.
an. sna via.nnE habits of e:EJ Lonth InesEaoitatas
monlal state, and, If not checked in Tune deg ener
stlnE al the functions of manhood, aud brinEIns
Sold BY DR.. IA kROW, lea BisecEer street. ion,
doors below Macdousal, Now York. Prloe
cents. Sent Tree eyory where.
tngton, d. C. de ss-sm
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IL fhe New York Times says: ave have dis
tDctiy and from the beginning declared our readi-
ness to favor sny compromise consist with the
honor and welfare Of the Republic, by which
Southern apprehensions mig bit be allayed, and the
! integrity Of the Union preserved ;"
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lG.xnstf r fEsSSsfESfks tsEEosS9,EseaISSsE !

ToNzzlnlsnd Routs-fhs shortest and most d.
Ell: q E2RcK &c.
Provide noe And Boston and ProSideDoe RsiIroeds,
pc, No i North River. 81 S O'elosS :. n ss5
8roton % $50 o'olooG r. M, or on the srrlval ~
M The fLSN2gJTa ROCK 81. Nss YsgIiS
r. TNsWSEiHss, fs s$ yo,s
rpesdsy Tsqrsday, and estgrdsy. From 6roton
Monday. w edneeday, and Fnday.
Providence, and Boston. 10 the EIprrss Mai
other Eoatss. and 10 sTsle time iOI AZ The esrli
sengers that prefer a., remain on board the
k.eemeI, enjoy nifhts' rest nndistnrbed break
test n desired, and leave 6roton In the IS A. a.
TRAM, oonnecahg At Providence with ths q
F.re from rroviderce 70 Newport, Pity oents.
"A paGgaEe master Accompanies the Steamer and
TrAin eaoh way.
For Passase, BertAs. state Rooms, Or Frsisht,
spPly on board the steamer, or at the FreiSht
Qfiee, Pier ls North River, or 81 the o4ee q
the Company, No. lis w est eet. corner ~ Cort-
land street New York, r eb. -. 1851.
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
RJAnD RENOVATER

Is precisely what Us name Indicates, for, while
fnvisoIetng and siren thening to the vita powers,
and at the same time revivifes reInstates, and re-
sns Booa a IN ~ , I'd M
TO attacks q disease. It's the only preparation
fully combined as to De the most powerful tonic.
and at the time so perfectly adapted TO, as TO
and hence vii soOtxs tbs FsaEs,t siorTach, and
tone up the digestive orsans and thus ellsI a ner-
ing and at the same time 1t ia composed entirely Of
vegetables yet so combined IS To produce the most
nfoS. saCS has Ion,
been felt to be desdsrstup in the medical world,
follows al stAcks Of disease, and proceeds and Ip'
deed lays the system open to the insdious attacks
following: Consumption, Indigestion, DyspePgia.
loss Of Appetite, Fslntness, Nervous irrts6tllfy.
Night sWe.ts, Gansor, Giddiness, Rstsntion Of, Z;
well as Painful obstructed, t9O profqse, or too
Taess nj IaG dsba
nsalthy tonic Cordial and Blood Renovstori is a.
no .bo %s and n II
system is weakened ne are open 10 bilious at
The dnsys fsfuss to psrorRm tSsr sad
We are troubled with soalqlns end inoontlnenoeo
IN tSs S.oF side and the sSoasS.; s1
cecdnglJ Iable 70 slight o2lde, oouKns, sad II I'm
soea Town to premature grave. But. spsee viii
not allow us 70 enuInerste the PAW Ills 70 which We
BS 1s s IN ss Coda and Bood
tor Jou h.ys perfect safe pl easant and enectual
remedy for loss of Appetite. ElIlousnegs. Flatu-
lence, vesk and sick Stomach. Lapsour. Liver
Complaint. Chills and Fever. or any Bilious attaok
Coitiyensss, Acidlty ofthe Stomach, Nervousness,
Neuralgia, Palplt1tion of the Heart, Depression
OfSpirits, Sores. Pm7les on the Face, or any DIS
case arising from impure blood such as Sorofuls,
Eryapelss, Bronchitis, CouSh difioulty of Byosth
Ing, and all that GLASS OF dlgeases Ned female
weakness, and enumerated above. Wo viii also
say the trayeler exposed TO epIdenics, change OF
climate and vatsr, will find il pleasant, safe and
sure remedy, and no one should evor travel with;
out. Reader, tIy IL, fer We assure you YOU VIII
find IN II friend indeed, as we'll IS trienq In need.
All persons of ssdeLtary habits will lind II q per-
feet preventive Of well as cure for those all
ments which they ars particularly EXPOSED. Hence
ministers, stdents, attorneys, iteEar. en-,
and ltdies who are not accustomed to much out
door exercise, will sd Ii 70 their advantage to
ksep q bottls constantly on hand; and above ell
mothers, or those becoming such, VIII go through
that most dangerous 5snod NOT only with sll their
accustomed strength: but safe and free from the
thousand ailulents 50 prevalent among the fsma!e
portion of the world. In short is indeed mothers
cordial, Try It old and young; no loI ger run the
risk of delay; II will relieve and itself emp hat
ically . Rsstossssvs ordtaI and Blood Rssocstey.
yo,k and I'D hsrpst stpsst. L. fonia npd
gold By Gil good Druggists. Price One Dollar per
Bottle.
PROF. WOODS
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f0Y FOR TIE SICK AND spFFERIHe
LET ALL WHO AIRS APFIICT&D
APPLY fHf KRzRDY
vr,o,or ~ u,.,.u


ErisHa. Do yoE EsEer! Are ycu the victirs Of IN,
parity ofthe hlOodt Whst are they, do Jos ask Z
hsther ssk, what arc thsy notf The blood is the
source Of lilo and hoslth, an ID 10 the frst element
OF oar being 20 respond to y cazSc which aaeots
the q ste - the pulse infAiIby stteets Tbs ever
prevailing Neuralgia, the irritating Ery sBelss tbs
subtio ScT Siria, TIE sgcniQnE Rheumatism, Ner-
Fous Deblilty; Dyr,eFEss, Liver CONS ut with it,
torsor snd Detection, and the nRpt.rless Ills thai
heah Is her 20, DERIVE their bic orr .in from tins
blood, Deal kirGiy then and ently with the blood,
Hke the Sltaixrs lesoproos Of nature for its rid,
zse that nxly valuable modioament knos an as
ERS. II. cOx'S
INDIAN V9GETABLE DEUOTTION
With regard 10 this almost infa libe specific
POPULAR sentiment has spoken in dcclded terms
snd the evidences OF this great eacacy are sus-
tanned bJ constant syowt-s Of curative effects and
the results from its after ali other
rem sdles and the best medical skill have failed.
eures not sought from the Iilitsrate and suyer-
Acial, but they are volunteered from the most re-
.leotable sources and justify tho highest terms in
which 1t Ia possible TO commend so valuable 9
sEsciiio 70 public approval. We may add slso thai
the curative properties of the medicine are ca used
only bJ Its restorative Effects the system recover
ing from disease With renewed constitutional yiror
For sale By oil respectable Druggists in this
sitJ, and oJ tho proprietor, MRS. NJ. COX,
None genuine unless hor name In blown on the
hcL:,s spd her seal on tho cork
Prlee 81 per bSttie, six bottles for ~.
Eao..,.ls ASsr.. 81 g. 9; CIssEI., DIarsist
trict, and viii supply tho trade st my prices,
ls-kr
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f 3 ss22y NJNHSSE Ishb 5s Old

more, vest side, DAILY, Ssondsys included. Of
~ o'cleei r: ~ tasins passenrSls and felI and
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Phisdelphis New Yorf, Bee
ton, YORK, HarIlsbqI, PIttsbuIg. Pa. and the
Train from New York and Philao el Ihis.
The following is the sohedule:
From New York 70 Fert Monroe and back. sn
UPROCURE YOUR TICKETsn
In Nev York. 81 the New Jersey Rsilrosd Once
TO IT Of CORTLAND street.
In Philede phls, 81 the Company's once, N. W.
corner Of Sixth and Chestnut streets, or ~ the
Depot. Brood and Prime streets.
In Baltimore, on board the Steamers, foot of
Union Dock. HUGH O,CONNER.
PASSENGER Aren't
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FRKscu 4 NskttI EHAyEXIv Sgo OK: !,

FRENCH < RfcH kf SSH ssss Just receives.
large and complets Assortment Of Military Boots
OF oil kinds, which they Offer from ten 20 kfy
PER cent. below the regular retail prlces.-ln-
,Asnsv edition Of Hardss's Infantry and Rise
Tactics, complete, Sl.45 =.
Force Noiunteers' Manual, vols, ~
Alee,s Compenoium Of herdees Tactics, sac
Sross', Milits.y snrgery. 1se =
MakAns Ped Fertilization and Outpost eaoh IS
AeIdss's Tsctics. chssp edition. $50 = !. -
Al ns scialer.s 6alds ee9ylets msnqs sBd
!s,..t se.f ofiasEasSon 70 a; Us iaisisrs ss-
ct ki.s: 4iiis.r, Msps. hAs Of The ss.id war.
iass BsAsss and Msssls q eyer dsssriptisA.
mas NSsH ssa ti sleA.sIE,' ! ....-
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NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILWAY,

CENTRAL RAILWAY.
sUPERINTENDENTsO OFFICER
90 on MD ard Me- sESds{, My 18TH iss, r.ips on
rive and depart a. follows, until further NOTICE.
TRAINS NORTH.
EXPRESS at SSP,M.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION at p.
The s.l5 A. VI. train connects at Relay Home
with trains on the Western Maryland Raliroad;
at Hanover Junction with Hanover and Gettsburs
Railroads; at York with York and wrishtsyi vile
RallTo.d; et Harnsb urg nth Pennsylvania Rail-
road for al parts Of the West, also with Lebep non
valley kailrosd 10 Nsy York direct; g Northun
ali parts OF Wyoming Valley and at Sunbury With
the Phlladelphia and Erie Railroad for ar parts
Northern Pennsylvania and New York
The $50 p. NJ train makes ali the above oonueo-
Gons except Hanover Railroad, WrishtsvIlle
Rsilroad and the Lebanon Valley Railroad
Ire r: train makes connections with Penn
sy!vanIs Railroad for Gil parts Of the West, and
direct connects for New YORK.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
NAL a. IS 10 r y; Express at Is A. M; Harris
burg Accommodation ~ as p, M.
For Tickets and information inc uire nj the
Ticket Once, Calvert Station, Baltimore
j. g, CLARK. SuR,t-
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. DtAa tt--pEATH-DEATH !

DtA' b--pEATH-DEATH!
a ~ aehos, Bedeags. Flsss, Aats, 40. Use
1aSe.< tLseet Destroy err never fails; pFios o. 81
40 - osfts Aiso. \ CORES Rat and Mios ET
sssslssor: LfIss ani general stock Of n edloines.
,sual siopkss west Es 7 g p..s Store:
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Ns'coss o. Sfeh Hssdaehs may be prevented; and
taken 1t the commencement OF an attack imme-
oiate relief from pain and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fsii In removing the Nasssa and
Hsadaehs to which females are so subject.
They act gently upon the boweis,-removlus Cos
ficsssss.
For Literary LIES, Students, Delicate Females,
and al persons Of ssdsstary habits, they are val
liable as Laxative, improving the appsfits, giving
fo~s and cisor 20 the digestive organs, and re-
storing the natural eastioi,, and strength Of the
whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of LONG
Investigation and carefully conducted experimental
having been In use many years, during whioh time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount of
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether orlgi-
mating In the Hs1coxs system or from dersnged
state of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their oomposition
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet, smd tGs sb-
snes Of any disdsrssabls tasts ysadsSs q easy 70
sdSstsisfr them 10 ehildrss.
BEWARE OF COUNTBRFEITs,
The genuine have five signatures of Henry C.
Spaiding on each Box.
Bold BY Druggists and Ill other Dealers In Msdi-
oinss.
Box will be sent BY mail prepaid on rseeipts
the
PRICE, - CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. sPALDIN0,
@e CEDAR STREET, NIw YoIK.
Frs~s tks Essssisn, No1roli, VI.
r. shS ossS fp ' .hiGa
Rsn tie Ess~Sn.v, Ns.fsa, "a.
Ihey have been tested in moro than . thsssana
GASES, With entire success.
Ptoss tks Democrat. Sc. Ussd, MS.a.
Kyou are, o. hsve been troubled v it'll the hssd-
may have them in case Of an;sttscE.
Foss tie Wssters II. r. 6assfs, Czissss, ~,
we heartily end9Ess Mr.. spslding. and his u
EsSs tie Soxsksvs Pssl Fisde, Hss OylSsss, La.
thst your tsstimony can BE- sSdsd To- ths 1Isss1
numerous list that has received benefits that no
other medicine oan produce.
Fo~ ths Gasstts, Dsssaysvf, Issss.
NJ srsISd III wo9ld not connect hi. name yitA
Fboss fhs Advrttssr, Pysslxssss, RI
effective ismedy for the hesdsehe, and one q he
has ovoT been discovered. ''A' ''''' '''"' WHOM
F|o~ tbs So. LesSs Dsassrss.
uchbuu TOT inc &fUele (Ce1heltA
PlllsI 10 rapidly increasing.
FSsss tks KssassAs Vsllsy sts,, Ksss~As, Va.
We are sure that persons suffering with thu had :
aohe, who try them, will stuck TO them,
Fto~ tLs Advertiser, PsssiIssss, r..
- The test,mory IN their avor Ii strong. nom the
Fsom ia Daily Moss. Nsss,er, RI.
ce1hslio Pills are taking the plaos Of all kinds.
From ths ConEIsveial Bsllstia, Boston, Ma,s.
sald to be very efhoaoIous for the headache.
From tAs Commercial, CSsesasatt. OAte.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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FOR TIE
BA EESE akRfS Isl sSy JHro

On and after MAY l6tn, 1851. the rain. v,,l rrr
g follows, viz:-Leaye Camden station, Baln-
%e,s'@ d.e ,sxSeBt sund.yp As SA. EI-
through EOR ALL PARTS OF T6E WESsTr
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
=, between baiumore and Piedmont take the A. M
IIaln; petweeq Piedmont and WheelinE take Ao.
ee9mmodshon Train. leaving Piedmont az S, 20 A.
AZ J and between Grafton and PsrkersburS, tafe
The FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore
st ESSS n; md ErsderiGh stsI9A. M
nmore at % and SIS A. NJ. and IS and SEQ P. Nj !.
ana ana EifotSs Mills ss TAO and iiD A. NJ and SO
ao, further isfcryst,ou, T,skss Of eysry hnd.
w. p. SMITH,
Ma9ter Of Transportion.
Las M. COLE, 6enl Ticket A rent
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>" WIN. CRAWFORD, As.ut
sfEEkAIk ssEfE T e AkkssB SssgTE II2t

HnsTssEE MESs sfET ~ Aftf6sB 1SdEE sYk
CBNTsAL RiJffoap. f,xSrss. TIsips issvs
daily. Sundays excepted, 80 folIovsi
FROM Ohsm6srs street ifrom slst st station.
t% s@pm IS ss,u
Msntrsai and Buffalo
Train with sleepIng
ConSsesrs az Albany With the Ne. Sosst Cen
Bstsva. r Tome, and stations on Rome ana WstsT,
town Rsiira 81. Rufso. Syracuse, Niaears Falls,
Suspension Bridge, auburn, Gene va, apds qua
Trains N o0upectioa leave Buffalo and susp~n
sion via Lake Shore, BDfsl 10 anc take Buron and
SesiS sEI aSf gon
IA Crosse, Madison. Prairie Du Chien, Go ens.
Dunleith, Dubuque, Peoria, Rock ItlaDd, Musos-
tine, Iowa CITY, Darlington. QuInoy, SprinGheld,
Alton, Sc Louis, Cairo, Terre 6sgte, Ind ana polls,
and, and a! points West, SoftSSesi and souss
vest
NORTHERN ROUTE
Connecting with Trains ~ Troy, With Troy A.
Boston and Rens. Sarstogs Rpsds for Saratoga.
Whit MhItehsl; Rut.apd, Buriinston, e Albens. Rou.s
DO
IL Freight Arrantemeuss By this route a.
above, without change OF Ca from the Ucpots an
Chambers and Cana Ereets. are 81 all times ss
The abilities Of this reai New orf RoSts, 80 the
West commend IL TO the con6denoe of me chants
al shippers Tor promptoess and dispatch.
Passenger trains, with smoking and Sleeping
Cars run IN connection on the New York Central
For PARTICULARS as to local tEelns and frsirht,ar
A. =. SMITH, superintendent
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READER,
ERusE Ths follewllE statement and then judg.

L ERusE Ths fo!sw,nE statement and then Judge
ausS heFs B snSfs9 N u ssn
feS ESoR sPsn Ies Sn be &c
me me ai1ectons Tor tbs compliant, restored ann TO
month he has had no return Of his complaint 'On''
GEO. W. GROSS, Of Harmony. Texas. h.d an
saiOa covered about one shITd of his body kspi
20 unit hint Or BUSINESS and Kept him in Constant
AYEk Gh s Ext RsR Hp' sh H ssSi
pARiLLA which oured him: His skin still shows
as cIesG a. an 'p .as uioeon' out s otherwise
John ii. SHOOK. Es., al emiusu. l.vyer Of
bad cough, vhIch was soon followed By the unms-
SsSy ISy Is God tsfiSs xYERsn GHER
Ky PECTnkAL, which soon stopped the cough
Prspsfed y 6 SaI'5 nm r. AVER CO.. Lowell.
Mass: ma IS sots
HrsroRy Of ~ Ss H1i. s9S Ssst.,,,,d, ~ ,o,,
Kise y lhs pasok Rss a Il ai. History. b,
John Lothrop Motley; svo-s oIoth; free By mail,
author Of "Adsm Beds p cloth ,aosnts paper "a .
q Life and =. Career of Major Andre, BY Winthrop
S1 h.b!. q and NovfOundshd By Rev Loa: L.
bon S: fSs%.s d. r s H!s.'- Car
ANY OF tho aO'T fk slfS y Ptti' RrcHsrErN,
aR8 27s Penna. avenue.
ITNION PAPER AMP ENVELOPEs.-Tven
~ y dihersnt styles OF Note and Letter Paper,
Views Of Washington in the form of Q Rose, and
In Sook form also, separate
AL the Daily and Weekly Papers constantly on
n,xSt he1sd Ilmes and Tribune received every
Papers from al parts of the country.
Beadle's Dime Novels ard Song Books
fresh supply OF Books for summer reading,
"A large assortment of ,Juveniles-Msyne Re,d,s
Books, ROllo Books, Abbott's Histories, 90.
FRENCH RICHSTEIN.
ma Natonal BOOKS tors, 27s Pa. av.
WE OFFER TO MILITARY MEN larss
I'd as ssss2SIr5menf OF 6 ny and BLUE FLANNEL
FRS. CANE sBLA SKEfs. HALf.HoSE, e..
.i ioa We invite AL cash purchasers TO exsmine
WALL. STEPHENs { CO.,
m e llnteILEe ncsr md Repnbllean.,' . US 49, !.
GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANOe.-Oas yery
~ nice hsll sons make for ESQ; one-
%sSe 70, az S1s - az. MsTmsl &ros1u
.:$s atsos q sa s:s!a..y so.s q. fPd
SrsclAL BARsA3Ts souRrrra e,oD 3 :
!, We or ~ dc bet sridss & McSsnlns aoods
"a sasFs .zsssr W. w. 66 OIL SY 3 b -
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NEW YohK, aARkEm AND
.IsaSv. rRt1EYG, SSiSHSsr Ek E END E Tfskr FOR

SINNER kRkhHsEMESSf
Commencing Monday, May nth. ls6l.
For Absny-lln q. m. last express train from
For Dover Plsini-I:co .. m Stopping at White
Pl,in. and ststsons north 70 Dover plstns-from
18th street station.
(This train vill run TO MiIIerton every Saturday
For Crotch Fslls-s:I5a q. m. stoppine st al Sta
ions north OF Eoroham from IS street station.
For bite Plalns-sSo, $40 and $50 , m. stop
For White PlaIns-6 s p. m stoppins 81 ell sta
lions from White street stssiou.
For Williams Bridte-7:sa, liils q. m. and ssso ..
Returning will leave
Aioeny-S7p q. M last en- press tram.
Dover sins-50 a. m (This tram leaves Nil
fe rxd,e evsS. moeoey morning 40 o. m,
MSis ss Pi..s.Seie - 700 |. m. $50 a ,a,m
Mlnems Brldse7stSl, sros m. a l5oo .. m.
ftteet, for Oentra PART, Yorkul!s, Harlem and
30 NJ yoaN BTR 1cisf ,IoI As sat- s1pF. :"
q NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL
AA Passenger rI s3Ap l..v. v. p.vo-
q. Ferry and tsDs pest. iiom foot u cs.ns sS
100 am, EXPREss. Tor pantirt. and Buffalo.
SOD a. m MAIL, for DunfIrE. and intermediates
Sauors-Thlt 1rsln remains over M 1T ~ kimIrs,
and processes the pext morning
s0 m. MILK oaiig Tor Ousv1lle, and inter
Ii mo es m, ACCOMMODATION. daily. for pOr,
Jerms, and p,tScigel stst,9ns -,
e 500 I p. nm. Nfsf R&PREss. daily. for Dun
&irk, Buffalo, Csnandsls "a and prIpcipsi stations
eoop. m. ACCOMMODATING for HornssviTs.
and principal ststi9gHss u,,or e.,s
NATHANIEL MIRsHi 49, sem suPt
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81 SsfhfssaS sI.i sH HRiFsSS fSsSs

FROM Chamee5sst. NY :, from slth street.
IA so a.. no =. us q m, and ass
Troy and AIbeny with 10 <5 - m fs.cd.,. A,
sleeping carl 10, Is .. m cluisd ! IN
r1 m e train 9, a. m. ana 1.D = m
fsekskill train, lfep IA as D. m.
S,ns III u1tn,s " 10 So q m, and 50 and
hhJ ~ sna so Pm e,f5p. N. =. .,
f''hs'il aslAss B gxsfff2R e e ,.,,,,.,o.,,
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY,
limited STATES MILITARY ROUTE.

LIMITED STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
~ % z =
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after Monday, Axgnst 1874, 1861,
PAssSNeER TRAINS WILL Run AZ FOLLOWS;
LEAVE WASHINGTON at and 81 q. m
2o and Is p. m. arriving at Baltimore st las and
LEAyE BALTIMORE q go and 20 9. m. and
10 and m arriving at WashinGton ct and
10 s. O. m and 81 5 81 and s Is .. m
Passenger Trains leaving Washington O. 80 a,
M ana Isl p. Inland Baltimore ete % O. m and S.<5
2. m make direct connexions cor Annapolis q the
Junction.
Train. leave Annapolis for Baltimore and wash
p:sssnssI Trains leaving GsshInssor at and
80 =. m. and 2 81 2. m. make direct oonnexious 81
Baltimore for Phlladephia and New York :
AL sruoles OF freight mot oontrAband Of varD
VII be transported over the line. Tonnage Trans
WI leave Baltimore at % q m. Leave WashinS-
By order Of the s'o! fs9S St W.; .oorr
THOMAS III. CANPIELD,
Assistant Manager. gu ff-u
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9Ssn1o F5ESE!y 1E|., M : :: 2: 80 2 sss
sr,sss, e rs. % sss s, u Ill., ne
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sPRINg and SUMMEk EMENT.
Ts.s ls s 81. "a . s fs ss.sE as.
Depot s, ss.1 T SsfS,ss ssnssy fSsrs ~
as a. NJ; Evening IA sil 81 IS O'Clock. ON sun
pAfSN IS p. M. only. All trains connect vith
New YORK trains except as r. N. train 90 seiur
4 Freight Tram win passenger car ATTACHED
eeyes az r. NJ stopping ~ al Stations between
Passengers for Delaware add the Eastern shore
Of MsIyland Will Ind the most expeditions roate BY
vay If WILMINGTON,
10 An Colorcd Persons must sivs bond b.Sors
sN'es WA cRa wropn A..
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NOTION TO TRAvELKRs.

IT, NoTICE TO TRAyELKRs,
sss as1s. I: IA = olS f9iIs 2 s
Hondsy. tks snth in.ssrt - nav 10 al .f..,.-.
ylll leave baltimore EyEKY DAY ls1ceyt sen-
cay rom their wharf, foot Of Union Dock, at IN
ne "a WsshinEton Train, which ieeves waskinfton
m S-u MN PALS pr..r
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Frs~ tks ExsSsia1, No15olb, Vs.
CephAlio Pills aooomphsh tho object for which
they were made, VIZ, Cure Of headache in ell It,
forms.
, 1861-11-28
THE INDIAN suPERISrESDExr.


"SIMcoE Outrage. This is tho heading Of
an anonymous correspondence in late number
of the >rrnd,r|. We anticipated the record OF
some dire tragedy but found it only the groans
Of anguish consequent upon the loss Of good
thing" In fact, the anonymous sciibblerS of the
SdHddri have evidently made m their mind
land precious little il S) to he dissatisfied with
any and every act Of Mr.. Kendall, the Supern
tendent Of Indian Affairs.
From what we can learn from those perfectly
eonversant with the state of things on the Sim
coe reservation a wholesome reform was needed,
and the Superintendent, exercising his preroga-
tive, undertook to make il.
The Rev. Jas. II. Wilbur an appontee Of the
last administration, his wife and nephew, rcceiv-
ing in the aggregate the snug listlG sum Of three
thousand dollars annually, occupying an elegant
mansion, and enjoying the exclusive use OF the
only pair Of American horses on the reserve, was
removed-.hencc the 5o.called Outrage" They
are not the only victims to the mtItability Of
Fortune, and We can hardly understand Why the
Superintendent should be denounced for these
Z, mOvalS, more than for others, Of which we
have heard nothing.
Mr.. Kendall, We suppose, is responsible for
his acts and he can hardly be expected to consult
any newspaper, or any anonym rus correspondent
thereof who signs himself " A." or a. S. S. :"
what he shall do, or whether certain things meet
their views.
Personally, we know very little or anything Of
Mr.. Kendall, but il the estimation Of all whS
have known him for years, he will discharge the
duties Of his office without fear or favor Of per-
sons and sects.
The above is copied from the Vancouver ChrOn.
icIe Of the 18th inst The following paragraph
is from the Dalles MoWntdineer Of the 18th in.