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sE5ssssEssss, LOSS OF TEETM-Dr. J. WEST
liz st. Charles street. continues supply
fYV%Ssssa5s LOSS OF TEETH without wires or springs
%4Q-L14Jup his new principle of self adhesion. This
method procured him universal appreciation
msnded beinga most ingenious system of supplying ARTI
perfect articulation and mastcaon and perfect natural
appearance defy detection by the closest Dr.
VESTS method of filing teeth with gold combines all modern
improvements Those Interested will 6nd these statements be
the inhabitants of New Orleans vicinity the
practice they have favored him with for the last
years Office residence liz St. Charles street, doc
from Lafayette Square. ss5tf
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DIR. DAVIS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR
Under the most dangerous cough removed spit
ting of prevented the breani rendered soft and
eesy and the unfortunate sufferer restored
awful Consumption to healthy ard comfortable
existence.
For salein New Orleans, wholesale and Retail by
j, WRIGHT d CO.,
Il and 15l Chsrtres street,
Sole agents for theSouth.
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u and popular Family Medi'
Druggists and Dealers at Propr
General Depot Special Age1e
New Orleans, LIS.
vERMTFUGES,
Winer's Canadian.
SEnin's,
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jayre's Tonic,
Kerl's,
J 4. Fahnestock's,
MeLean's.
BAASAM AND COUGH Rem
EDlE5.
Ntgtar's Balsam of Wild Cher,
~,
aasting's NGpths,
ShermGn's Balsau,
Bnchau's Hungarian,
Ravis's Wild Cherry and Tar.
Shenck's Pulnonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
BarthoIomew's Expectorant,
Halls Baisem,
Sweym's Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Teyior's Balsam Liverwort,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Winer's Eiecampgine,
Rogers Liverwort and Tor,
Mrs. GARDENERS Liverwott,
Stadley's Cherry EXpectorant,
I,ondon's Indian do
Dr.. Roses do
McLean's Strengthening Cor
dial,
Dr.. John Bulls,
s. P. TownBend'B,
Sands's,
Old Jacob Townsend't
Carpenters
Wyncoop's,
Shakers,
GrRffenberg's,
Bristol'B,
Guysottis Tell6~ Dock
| PLASTERS.
WblR DtEelS titSiIhS
Jew David or Hebrew
Badesu's,
Knapp's Indian
Alcock's Porous,
Griffifth's Adhesive,
Hollowny's ArnicD
LINIMENTS.
McLean's Volcanic Oil Lin
ment.
DR.. Sweets.
Mexican Mustang,
Farrcll's Arabian
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
Hayer's,
Wadsworth's Rheumatic,
Tohias's venjtian,
Howe's Nerve and Bone,
Keliinger's,
Gardeners,
Bartine's Horsi
! Merchants Gargling,
Cherokee,
Jayne's.
| AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
Osgood's Indian Chogogue,
Stephens Compound.
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
| LOZENGES. =
Sherrlan's Cough and Worm,
Bryan's Pulmonic WATERS,
f,ocock's Pulmonic Waters.
| HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Berry's Tricopherous,
Lyons Kathairon,
Burnett's Cocoaine,
| Boyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair Invigorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
| Van Deusen's Wahpene,
London's Oriental Hair Tonic
Hasel's Eau Lnstrale,
Oldridge's Balm Of Columbia,
Railways Circassian Balm.
PANACEAS.
Swain's Houck's,
| Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
Longley's Great Western.
| OINTMENT AND SALVEs
| Dally's Magical Pain Extract
Professor Ho.lowmy's Ointmer
McAllister's All-Healing,
Brooks Magic Salve, Pryor.
Pile,
Gray's Harrison's Specific,
Trask's Magnetic, Judkin's,
London's All-Healmg, Russia
BITTERS.
Moffat's Phoenix, Blaks's Ar
matte,
Ole SaChe11,
| DT. J. BOvee Dods'.
Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
EutcninE's VegetRbieDyspeps
VAEDERVEER'S s
Nh Druggists and Mercha
articles contained in the above
vantage by calling Or sending
be found the mostextensive as
MEDICINES in the United
Please address, J.
GENUINE
| MA II Nos. q and l
w ANTED-TWENTY
| w from II to II years OF O.
| Apply TO Foreman Southern
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4 G. FLEMINGS, GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
81 Gas Fixtures Harris Row, J42 Magazine street,
the marke will attend faithfully and pucualy to al
ders entrusted him. Stores Dwellings, etc. htteo lilly
and on reasonable terms.
R-All orders left in Box No. 5t0 Mechanics' Exchange
will be promptly attended to- ms II
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

~rTREMEN,S CHARITAB BILE ASSOCIATION-Ohic Odd
Eselows, Hall, Lafayette street.
! OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES.
Isaac N. Marks of No Ii.
yice. President. n3ror OF LIZ nose
sceary LoNlah rolger, Of NO l.
Tsasnrer james Beggs, Of No. ~
Committees nm FnaneeF. j. Bauduc, of No. g. Chairman
n Picton Of A. H. L. Co. No. Il san'l Barnes of No. g.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
get tssstant David bradbury, H. Co. No s.
55ond assistant. O'kCefe of No. s.
ROard of CommsonersIsaac n Marks Of No 49, Chair
aS: F. Berger No. James DelamOre, of f. H. 4 L. Co.
" A. R L. Bruce of No IA Henry Bensel, OF No. ~.
COMMITTEES.
c,,ittee nm Cemeeries-I4ous Power of No. s. Chairman
I'm j. Ahern, of No. ~; T. Tracy, of No. 2S
Committee for the Relief of Widows and Orphans.
--First District
Nisbet Chairman Of A. B. q L. Co. No. g. Prieur street,
belwecn GaBquet ind Palmyra
pide of p II. L. Co No. No. 1873 Canal street. between
ST. Charles and Catonde ,i n,u,o.
sd eranan Of Engine House of No. s, on Victory
BIT ssree4 between Marcny and Vaudeville.
5''iNs'' Fourth District--
lm Schneider of No. 20 of Soraparu and New Le
wee streets
General Relief Committee.
#3' -Tirt District
hls II itranrhp, of No. 2, No Magazine street.
SsSWs(Jabe Of No. IA, No GO Camp street.
tMoo'"'' " Second district
. p,ro. If No s. St. Peter street. opposite The Arsenal.
Lh anteTT M iS5 Old eve, opposite Fish Market.
fhAApot' - Third District
fpue of No Old LeSee, between Barracks and Hospi
stzse Engine House No. a. Greamen street, be-
SV tween ST. Ferdinand and Port.
IA ~ No % corner soraparu and New Levec streets.
II EeshJ, onsn Of L. H. L. Go. No. on st. Andrew ST.,
I us1 Sstween Laurel and Constance
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PHYSICIANS AND APoTnECAR1Es.
-First District,


/, N Fo1welI No. 22t Carondeet street,
De IA ahecnIy corr er C4rondeet and Grod streets.
oln d bpohecry. Tchoupouas and Race sts
!. tiupsi ""N' - Second District
. rona, corner Rampant and Customhouse streets
uaurip Apothecary Dauphm and Cus'omhouse
Il y, AouS''' f Third District
N XII No. 3il Old Levee street, opposite Tie Mint
" ShIsv Apohecary, Moreau and Enghen Streets
HIS. oheiiu'' Ns -Fo,utb District
|. IsmIey, corner Washington and Rousseau streets
Ipothecary New Leyee street, between s'raparu
II and First Streets
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DORT-49 Il casks Keesters Burgundy, for sale by
j ). WOLFF
no cornsr GraYier and New Leyee Eta
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reference the above will sate that the high premium
Gold Medal Billiard Tables has been awarded the
Messr Brunswick by Fair Committee of the Ohio Mechan
les Institute.
N BThe Tables also all other Trimmings in the Bill
lard line for sale q No. IS St. Lous street, by
I'm A w. M.
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rABLEs-BlLLIARD TABLES

A ca r D.
In answer to the several inquiries made in regard to the
quality of Cushions of the Billiard Table exhibited by j. NJ
BRUNSWICK & BRO, of this CITY, the Mechanics Fair
and on which we played friendly game the 10th inst
happy testify in Justice to the makers that their Tables
land Cushions particularly perfectly true in correctness of
angles and are of the opinion that they he relied snc
consider the which played the best we have
ever seem We would further remark that found difficulty
whatever acerang the correct angles whereby to direct
the balls counts did perceive hard
ness in the way the balls struck cushions from which fact
we that WHOLE their Tables perfect in shape
or form fact it pleasure to play this Table the
balls smooth and could be desired We therefore
chceully recommend the Messs Brunswick to all amateurs
and scientific players well to all those engaged in the bill
lard business, as worthy of patronage.
PHIL. T1EMAN.
Cincinnati, October r. 1860. JOHN DERRY.
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GOAL COAL-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ON
" hand large supply of English Camel Psburg
and Anthracite Coal at the lowest market price.
BARBOT & WARNER,
ms If 81 Commercial Place.
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c. ARTIFICIAL TEETE{-The best
cheapest and most replete Dental Establish
0Il1r IIJl94 Canal street.
His facilities manipulating Artificial Teeth unsurpassed
BY Practical Dentist in the United States dng COMPETE
tiou and at prices charged by the inexperienced
Persons requiring superior isry should procure where
they rely the experience, skill and in e;rty which
Dental Science produce.
Every Artificial Tooth OF surprising beauty, which cannot
be detected from the very productions nature
storing that uniformity the features essential youth and
beauty and warranted satisfactory for mascation arca
ton
PAINLESS TOOTHACBE EXTRACTOR, for readily ey-
tracing Teeth without pain, tuperseding anything at
tained by the profession astonishing all who witness it,
All Operations in Dentistry performed with
for cheapness and utility unsurpassed by Others Uusk
fully applied Teeth renodced and lit
crate charges At the following prices written
companyng each if desired if
after two months trial their money will be returned.
Full sets Sterling Silver base. 90
Full vueaned Rubber, equal to gold from to so 90
Full sets Is carat gold base beautiful form so to 50
Full % carat gold base from 75 1875 90
The most perfect gems that eau be produced.
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited call
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
DR. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
n61y 1874 Canal street.
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EoToRs.-l
& Plassan A. Laforest, P. Maochee
. G. II. Kernion, Ihos N Blake, = Naure,
p Oueyrouze, F. Moreno, H. Peychaud
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DE. WRIGHTs
CELEBRATED REJUVENATTNG ELIXIR
Prepared
On the strictes Principles tie aEes
Chemists OF the age for the 500
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Imbeclity,
Determination of Blood to the Head
Confused Ideas,
Hyseria,
General Irritability,
Restessness and
sleeplessness at Night,
Absence of Muscular Efficiency.
Loss of Appetite
Dyspepsia,
Emscation,
Low Spirits,
Dsoreanizaton of the
Organs of Generation,
Palptation of the Eeart
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO..
q and 16l Chartres street,
Sole Proprietors.
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WRIGHT d cos CATALOGUE OF GEEUINg
D. and popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
General Depot Special Agency Nos Isl and Charrssrest
My Orleans. Is
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This Is the only remedy against Worms in the hun
lratnethings that fatal and destructive children
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T ,oUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Oace-south corner of Camp and hatcher streets, New
Orleans.
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r 0 TIE R D A M

kER FOR ROTTERDa Ni-The AL fast sailing
E4Ss American ship Clara L. Preble, Capt. Maxwell,
sss4Asss now loading and will meet with quick dispatch
For balance of freight, apply to
dl7 BAXTER. LOWELL 6co.
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w ANTED-TWENTY WELL RECOMMENDED Boys
w II to II years OF work at bnsing shoes
Apply Foreman Southern Shoe Factory and q St Ferd
nand street. d25 ct
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21
FRANCE.
From Our Own Correspondent.


PARIS, Jan. 4, 1861.
In the absence of the Papal Nuncio, was
Lord Cowley, the longest resident Of the Enbas-
sadors, who, as spokesman for the diplomats
corps, made the compliments Of the season TO thf
Emperor ON New.Year's Day. Napoleon said, in
reply: 81 regard the future with confidence
being persuaded that the friendly underaani-
ing among the great powers will assure the
" maintenance of peace which is the aim OF al
"my desires" Aud thereafter, the gossips say,
his Majesty was markedly courteous to tho
Austrian Embassador and desired, through him, 20
congratulate his sovereign on commencing tue year
with reforms. And so some people think that there
has come another fine time to talk about EuroP~ah
Congress. -, a.
No, everybody shares the confidence with which
Nouoleon looks GA the coming time nor has bis h'lle
spesch iuapred everybody with faith in peacefM
wear. There was still slight fail in the alreadyic"
prices of the public funds the very dny 1t was pun
hsled IN the Monitsur. IL was Observed laas .no
Imperiul confidence amounted only to persuasion
that depends on the friendly understanding oi Tow,
ers whose amity for each other has been pFo'eSs
within the last seven years by two bloody wars hoes@
Of angry notes, and excessive nslltafy aiin"iAo"
The last little bit of circumstantial EVIDENCE aP
Pieciuote U! Tue pupio, .u"t in .: ar, Eranse
idea ofthe friendly understanding, is that iano
and England having represented to Austria aa,' wIn
an intensely stupid bunge she had made ~ ..,.I
inc her little bum -baillf neghbor Saxony, 10 cSs
and deliver over the Hungarian Coau' -. s.,s
Frnncis Joseph has released that gentleman lr"J
prison. But whether il not rather tne sloih =.
pnSTc % opinion that was raised all over Europe y
the bum-bailif baseness OF saxon!i i,.nss.
the menacingly rising tempest 10 naast M
w than any diplomatio representalions VI
brought Austrian ministers to their 'sSes
These geniemen must have been OUT Vi 'se~ sscars
they sent orders to suboegyient oaAo"!
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21
FROM 4 KANSAS grOMAN.

The following interesting letter written by lady in
Kansas 10 Gen. Pomeroy, describes tue condition OF
things in the Territory:
CRY. G PosBBor-Ic1y Sir Nav God give you the wis
dou Of Son snd the oueuce Of Jb for you w Ied both
in the discharge Of your many tute - this people Nay He
eyc thi. hour dskuoss And dNk il seemed 20
who oudly believed when e comfcus bic bones In
the Bss that by shoUd have had homes equally
coed and feel that pioneer lie IS 10 De Yei Ove.
again, aId with less capital than n FIRST
We have had horse die of starvation and teer that
she'll b. ktcp other and lgIt tai Sprng
" have tins. would give milk enough to keep us
Whit fhe the pr h II she lives TIL sprDs sue h
do well II all do ~ asa fyr .05d fJr Children II AN
compelled and feel that there ~ hrr been ood provided
IN the Fsil, sufficient Tor the cattle
om ouly woman oil DO pray that God viii tenn
per the wind 10 the shorn lamb
Our Couuitec looking tha mos. destitute
those that appear De and relieving .hcir wants
Nsy Father sustain and guido you aud bless your noble
Tr.oS1ia, r. n. pee g. 100. Mrs. J. H. $.
All who NE desirou Of aiding The suffering people in
Kansas may bc benefited by the following brief difec-
tons ipsued undertLe auspices Of the NewYork Kansas
Relief Committee:
Donations Of money may BE- 70 j. T. Nilam Treasurer,
Ptes METROPOLITAN Bark n Ccthng, Sc usy he scn' TO
the oce No 3 Cooper Institute. Large boxes and boxes for
individuals in Kansas should marked $. C. PJmeroy Alci
sou n T. Kansas Relief aud consigned directly % the Uni-d
the American Evprc@ toDptnv, NeF-l ORA Small
uackase Sc general di.toltion all be- careiy rrplckcd
aud forwarded sent 20 the Office No. % Cooper Institute
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

NOTICE Of SALE.-WhereaS deiauir has oa z
IN in conditions Of certain mortgage bearing dsi'
d.y May 4 D. eighteen hut aud tty seven ant
srecuted by the sheboygAn md Ms.pp Railroad Couh.
% Aasris C. Flag s Cty Of NewYo-k Trustee, snd u
c ,ded IN The office ths Secretary Of Sst0 of the srs
iscoEtn Book o. Railroad Mortgages, pages i5J 20
Inclusive and nee.s the said flag h.s regced tho sppoir
Trustee under eai mortgage and the ondersatd a.
duly consGlsd sad appointed eccordns 20 the pf0y
Of asd norsasO sid fszg and Trustee In on
place Now by virtue OF the power Of SCI" n
ansd aid and IN pursuance OF la" tue undei
Is-rh A D. eigheer hundred sKty-oLe q: the S,aoE
ious sed Sheboygsn and Msss,ppt Railroad Company
he City Shsboyg NucOn,in e two osocs in the Af'sf
aeon day sell public suction 10 the uhes bidder o
The psynent huudfed and tyrel ousand and nuc
tyGye doia and foty.ono ceo.8 eI5O 81 tue Ga0on 81
set unpaid being tie cs 81 20 ,. d1o thereon
roYtsased preuses descbsd m sai mortgage e HI' al gD
nznv the First Division Of the Railroad Of said Company ro
he City Of sbeboygan the CiJ o. Eeud daLso, IN NioL
to.eher vih al the rights o. dep5: gounds r-iwsy
t4a bridges pers stions station houses and ohs buildat
.p Railroad onyany chen he'd reresef acquired y
ounscon Nth toe said Eirt Division 81 Their h~ay o."
i.ius tteSt0, whistler obtained uLd the ghs sna p'ie
n ho chatter o. conveyed chem by deed aId aso al '
Ole inc5mes .uts tJugs and pfoas and corporate so oie
l... Of aid Sehoygsn sd Mississippi h Al CopPa1.
connected vf.b the sd fi-si n'yon cf .her kaay oF 70
tus thereto a0l All tie locomotive sGsiae aaeis S
), every description macfneyg, nsh;ne4' r. %. AGO 10
9eut g.s wood And property coanec. - we ao y PI S.y
ent Uorki1k rovfsiag ii conducting oi hs said ksIcac
en owned OF ee4e,el 4uirei Oy tao sd ohe5oys.5 sn,
III sspp RAoAa Company, To- or sPpnrsnAG1 20 me ol
-e al Of which personal 6hslss yre carsd 70 be bIsuaea
nd GppDrenAncs ard were 70 be used and sold sss
sepsrssd theTeru. sno 20 % tken ss az Ste
--OeooDbeT IS. Ista SAM IN bhNsOh troA.ee'
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fjcuses ano forms tl)anteo.

NXTANTED-By gentleman and his wife, "a small,
w net CaTTAiiP with good Water and Garden a.
scbsd within about miles Of New York and not over
te, nrte, VAL on Railroad Station For such place at
low rent de- treble tenant be found, from lst OF Apr
neat bs addressing for week stating terms a., box
No. 2 Sag Ne York Post Office,
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lfle6iral.
4 DVICE GRATIS.

ADVICE GRATIS.
II should be the aim Of newspaper to become acquainted
with the and discoveries of the day aud to call
the attention Of s readers all such viii be interesting and
useful to them In all such its conductors shoad feel
strictly bound honor speak candid aud truthful manner
a. couvesns with intimate friend We have heretofore
recommended MRS. wINsLOwS SOOTHING SYRUP for
children echug and take occasion TO repeat that we
than auy other discovery made BY the profession In the last han
ired years very large percentage of children annually die
during tho process Of ,eehng and much larger number Of those
who survive are greatly debtated diseased that they grow
up weak both physically and mentally and ncaPGcated both
for study bO Now appeal with perfect confidence te
tou.nds Of mothers who viii read this Article to couoborA'e
our steiuout when say that such fatal consequences as
those We have alluded from teelns When MRS
wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP Il used in time
We are pleased to know that thousands VI ladies' have acted
upon our surge,on and have tanhod for IT, s there are
many thousands Of mothers who read p'per who from peel
county or from neglect bave not aysed themselves ben
eh,s Of h most Invaluable remedy 70 such We wish to say
this syrup the result Of thirty ye1rs experience ofo Of the
bcs, female ph !ian, the world produced and hjus IRE
EzEDr ssKDsD BY every mother Who has child teetsing 1t
sonen te gums reduces Inflammation, ays al pain aud spa
od action aeidy Of the stomach, and Regulates Tie
bov, Ii9reovcr, every mother Is PSEVEcu'
sAEno possbe harm Of It's according to the di
roc lions which accompany each bottle We speak thus eosh
deu,y om tho feet ha, voJ many Of most valued friends
have made use on for year, and have witnessed tn MOI
happy results freu its In hundreds Of eae" II y'a neT
before had h female rhyeisa, word FOR It, you viii
LAyo Snor ussus tho Soothing syrup Ty it. Twenty FIVE
~ ruchasc bottle. H. therefore, within reach Of the
pOof - well ,. tie Iich-lN. Y. Ladies' Vi.itot
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

FIREsEs's BALL.-The annual ball, in aid Of Tint
deserving charity, the Widows and Orphans Fand OF
the New.York Fire Department, will be held next
Monday evening, at the Academy of Music,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21
fegal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
of the County Of EewYork notice Is hereby gyen to oil
persons having aaiHs against ELiLAbETH BALLARD late Of
the City Of New York deceased, TO present the with
vouchers thereof the subscriber at The Office Of GENET
ESQ Mo-, and 10 Pine In tho City Of New on before
the 20tb loy April Ips:ed Nov York h? l3b day Of
October 1860. :. h. MOArON, Executor.
oiS mi
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21

NEN-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PfllLA-
~ DELPAiA and the SOUTH aud WEsr, Ma JERSEY
CI1YMa sBd Eyprt's Lines leave NewNotk At = and ~
u and and p Faro - Through ucE"ts sod ior Gin
cunsu ard the WCat ard foI WGsngon. Nov OaaEs tnd
the South Sc ard through bssge ehseied TO WShnsou a
. NJ and r. tIsius - . - -
J. ". WOODRUFF. Assistan. Saper rlntenAenl.
bArEsse will b. received FOR trains unless delivered ard
checked d. minutes In advance tr time u -asn.
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AIOTiIFRa,

Thee e. an sdvcscsni this number Of Paper t. whh
We wih % you special attention We do not becsase
We e., r1id doing for the proprietor has not much
requested u, TO do from the fact that ucsrey believe
II deeply Interests you and yya children to know what there
communicated We refer thirty yeas exerisnce oa fcla'
phy.lisn In The shape Of MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP Tor children teethine.
Tens OF thousands Of children do yearly duung ho pfoc,ss CT
rrrSa teeth and hundreds Of THOUSAND. barely escape death
to e Of suffering diseased body and en5el IN uud
all Of which results loul dsosaalAton OF The y'eu daring
The process Of te-Lins h Window in her PEoe'ion hal 81
oroYtui,y to witness much q this suffering and has p,epeda
medicine 70 meet the case-spe yet perfectly effective md
sufr. Jr.r rug HXNEDr SEEpED
VIZ KSg sets Ike magic giving Gmos. instant rclefto the
little a,rchsvins witnessed the most pleasing Results from
the U.S. Off great uunhcE Of No dcovery In med
oue ios The hundird years III compare with n h benefits
to tie race opinion and the oi female Pby
elan a. least, viii be iu.nioltaired by ths medicine.
lDrasius Room ColnPlniOa
Ron. ferulne uucts the acs!aie OF CURTIS PERKINS
Rev York, Ia Oh tho outside wnPp-r
Bold W Druggists throughout ths world
Principal ofIoe, No. - Cedar-st, keRYork
d. o hott
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-21
1871 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1871
IL oOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. ACc
CREA DOUBLE-TRACk ROUTE
be capacity Of the Rod l. equal any a. the country
TIE GREAT SHORT LINZ TO TAI WEST
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Ofice No Astor H-use, corner Of Ves-y.st
Facilities for TIE transportation Of Passengers 70 and from Go
e,nnsh Chicago st Louis 81 Psu E..vc, AsmPhi' Nc~.
Orleans, ard al ether IN tho West North Wet and
South utsBrased for sp-.d sd eoo by any route
TtroUsh trains Tor the West leave Neyfoh Q9ot Of Court
landt l-moTung K1prrsS Everng EKpress, p
Sleeling and smoking g-cars al the trains
fare always low, and the .iDo qaick, Is BY any
oti er fOp,e.
BY this route Pregis all dc'cdpians he Forwarded
point tho Riroads Of Ono Kentucky Indiana
Illinois Wiscouttn love, Missouri, by RAILROAD Dl-
RECT any port h. nsvg.be ryvri Of The Nest by
steamers from Piitsburgh
The rt.s OF Freight to and o any pnt Of the Wet by the
Penney Rsofd 81 tine, favorable charged
hy other hafoad MrcLsuii and shipper. nuus
ing potion oi their Freight ths Company rely
vi ID confidence on IT, speedy transit
This Company maintains Kmrant Accommodates
Line by which par ies engrAig Westward ENJOY AID
mode Of half the st rls rates
Of fare j. L. ELLOfT Passenger Agent No Astor House
LEECH b CO., freight Agents,
No. Astor House and No South Wiham-St
MCDONALD BISCH0FF Emiyrsnt Agents,
No. Battery place.