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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-07

fgLitlle Jimmy cleveland. corner of
La Porto and Center sts.. desips us to tell
our readers that he has 4 splendid assori-
meut of Groceries. Confeetio-ariss. School
Books. Yankee Notions, etc, and that he
will sell theu At exceedingly low prices
for ready pay. Give him acall, we say.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-07

PnEAoHrSc NorIcE.-Elief Isaac Butler
win preach in the Court House in Plym-
outh, Sunday. February 10Th, at 10-f
o'clock, An.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-07

w. Draggoo.
coMxcSrcArEp.
In this place. on Friday morning. Feb.
1st., Joux FnEMoxr RuxsEy. adopted
son OF Charles f. and P. A. Tyler. aged
4 years months and % days.
Our hearts and ga;tics are dead,
Whilst we lit sadly weeping,
And gaze on the lilly white bed,
Where dear Johnny is calmly slccpiag;
He is souudly sleeping. s'cepin-,
On yondrr's ow white bed.
My Johnny sleeps the sleep Of death,
And the sunset : on him pcep;ng,
Whilst Zephyr fans him with her breath,
A he lays c,lmiy sleeping.
Th,re silently sleeping. sleeping.
Means not Tor those who are weeping
Do NOT rcpinc smsIl voice said,
Which made my heart 60 lcapng,-
Your Johnnyis not wholly dead,
He is only pleasantly sleeping,
Delightfully."- sleeping, sleeping,
And yet not wholly dead
lie is with the Ansci Ser,phs now,
Aud rich reward is rcap;ng.
A crown of roses deck his brow,
As he Is gently sleeping,
In heaven sleeping, sleeping,
With a wreath t?on his head.
Pickaway. Ohio. paper. please copy.l
Also. in Bourbon township. on the 4th
inst. IcSAurs MATrrSoIY, infant son OF
Isaac +. and Eliza Jane Ramey, aged 3
months and % days.
COMMUNICATED.
On the 4th inst. at her residence in
Green township. Mrs. ELIZABETH HUGHs.
wife of William Hughs. agcd SO.
Deceased unitel with the Presbyterian
church in Holmes county, Ohio. 25 years
ago. anil since then has lived in the con-
slant enjoyment ofa Chris. ian life anil the
performance of Christian duties. When
the "llopewell church" was organized in
this county in 1915. she was one of the
first members. Her loss will be mourned
by the church as we'll as by large family.
though they sorrow not even as others
which have no hope" Her funeral was
attended on the 9th inst. Rev. N. L.
Lori preached from Job. 10Th ch.. 25tb
anil 10Th verses. A passage chosen by
herself as expressive Of her faith in the
Rcdecmer and hope in the final resurrc,
ton.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-07
Piles in both forms Cured
READ THIS.

IT only account my present sound health. from
the constant though moderate Of Brlavc's HOLLAND
BIrTERs-havng from my youth suffered At Intervals oin
PILES in both forms. sometimes severely rs TO CON-
pctcly PROSTATE me- months though
subject loss Of sleep and unusual physical effort been ell
trey free from any symptoms Of this distressing disease
while my general health Is very much improved"
doubling the authenticity of tiscerhcafc arc
requested tocaf upon munca wit teprcpriefors
They viii take pleasure only referring them to It's a-
thor but many others who have used the Holland Btrs
for the affection, with equal success. litf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-07
H00FlAMD's GERMAN Pill,

being well known throughout Europe and America needs
ccmu,e.dafon here. They purl; vegetable, arc
prepared with great cxactness. and susarcatcd No
letter Cafhartc Pill be fund PRICE, % cts per box
These medicines prepared by DIR. c. N Jackson 4
Co. Philadelphia, Pa, and ST. Louis Mo-, and sold iy
druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere. The sig
of C. NJ JACKSON will be ortsilc VI each
bottle iox. Sal. te
In our Ererysslys Amdnrc, published annually. yoa
will find testimony aud comm-ndatory notices from all
paris Of the country These iuana siseu sway by
all our agents.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mn. EprroR.-Please announce my
nan = = eaa.li1ste for Post Master at
sg6s aacs sabjscs % nc decision of. tl'.
Republican electing Convention to be held
ON the 10Th inst. e9s1si3<. 80 -.
JOSEPH PATTERSON.
Va s:s requested to announce DIR. j.
w. BENNETT as a candidate for Post
Master at Plymouth. subject to the dee's-
ion Of. the Republicans at the election on
the 10th February.
we are reqnexsed to announce Capt. U.
II. p. BAILEY AZ candidate tor fost
Master at Plymouth. subject to the decls-
ion % fEs Republicans at the election on
the 18th February.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-07

II AND FOR SALE, wild or I'm
IL proved Jon terms and in quantities purchasers
Dwelling Houses and Rooms to Rent.
Apply to CORBIN 4 osborne.
iec15-n6 Plymouth. Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-07

In this place on the 23d ult.. Mrs. Ell
LEN DRAGGoc. aged 3S years nine months
and seven days. formerly the wife Of Peter
w. Draggoo.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-07
"OW ARD ASS OCIAT On
PHILADELPHIA.

Beaeroa Tsiot est1sfisled by specid adoarmea, for
The Relief Of Distressed. afflicted rh Tieai
and Edcnc Dases, and especially for the Care II De
ea~s Of ne Ssrsdi Organs. stf
Medical Advice given gratis, by the Acting Surgeon,
all apply letter with description of their condition,
(age occupaon habisof life, &C. and in Of extreme
poverty, Medicines furnished free Of charge.
yALraBLE REP0nrs Spcrnaorrhoa, and other Dseas-
= the Sexual Organs and the NIw REMEDIES en-
ploycd in the Disensary sent 10 the afflicted in scaled letter
envelopes free Of charge. Two three Stamps for postage
will be acceptable
Address DIR. J. SKILLIN HoUGHT0S, Acting Surgeon.
Howard Association, No South Ninth Pbilsdslphia,
Penn. by order Of the Directors
EZRA ID. HEARTwELL, President
Csc FstRcni1p Secretary dec27 st3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-07

III The Editor Of The CrfHrau UafcLa nd
sayr. eve have csinony ia the Ma hins
= made by Ladi. Webster Co.. which from the moral
- and religious character Of The writer's We are satisfied
could have b,en obtained had not the in-fru
mcnf fully realized the representations makers
recfing IL; these testimonials from persons al
- high moral Nprih and integrity In the con,rnaniiy
xeil known to readers, and Of themosf atter-
- ing character"
HENRY WARD DEBCIIER, pf New lYm, indie
" pendent; Gov. A. G.. CURTIN, Of Penn: HORACE
- GREELEY. y. \. Tribune; Hon. HENRY J. RAY
= NOND, ~ Y. Timts: HORACE n. DAY, Tndis Rubber
PafeBft-: Hon JOHN D. GIITSEL1N, Jr.. Norfolk
- Va; VIZ. r. WILLIAMSON. Chief Engineer L. s. ":
- JOS. p. PRISON, Chief Engineer ior ~ " cify:
u Editor Practical Mechanic. Editor Sirsfir fsericas:
Editor iaang fas and ir1s; Filter Baiyus Picforiai
- Editor Ner Ori>sss Pscyss< Editor N>'c York Err
ming Pod; Editor BaLnors Patriot; Editor Jfsmpls
Es9sirer: Editor cfscinsai enquirer.
- from tlss av,ye eHizsnt gentlemen, and distiu-
Saj<e4 serce< r>~ qnali M rri-e and Al. frr-
nc testimonials Of the superiority ard practical rclia-
biii'y Of the Lndd Webster Co. Sewing Machines
III ErricIE>r AcExrs WANTED Is rvrkr Towx-wnh
small inressmsns ofeaptsl rr'ntahlc BUSINESS can
- be readily established We offer liberal Inducements
- Any correspondence regarding oar maehpss viii he
= promptly nod gladly answered. cscfo<e liter ~ku,sp
and w will sad circular and s~nple Of work ~
- <@ta " a<<1i q
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-02-07
BUY THE BEST!
Which in the End is the Cheapest.
LADD, WEBSTER g. Co.'S
Tight Stitch Sewing Machines.
xETHE STITCH ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES. or

The Laid Hsbser 4 Co. Machises are 81 the moe, :,
substantial make and elegant finish, strong, rea
bic, simple in construction, easily operated by
vice. and with ordinary will far gears, with
ont the annoying of repairing incurred
on The cEArEE, and more complicated =
machines.
There IL no instrument in for sewing. capable of =
doing greater variety If work than these machines ~
With the celebrated srheei feed they sill handle th
finest musn the heaviest broadclofh or will work In =
the thickcst leather used by shocmakcrs carras,
trimmers. They will also seams and gather
with the facility plain werk. The stitch
made BY them is from TWO THREADS. and Is tn -
most approved and desirable in use; Is ALIKE on .
BOTH SIDES OF THE FABRIC. leaving no ridge o. =
The under sid> and loosen the work. dcci-
ded advantage with all loop clean fitch machines
The nccsllcs cirsod and liable break, bu; =
straight and have perpendicular notion which l.
absolutely necessary to adapt the machine 10 all sorts
Of work They will bind with binder. and hsm With, =
hcmmer will stitch fell and gather; fully licensed
under "IIowEs EXTENDED PArEST,' and are free =
from auipfriR1emcnfs During u they
have the enviable reputation Of being 1.-The bes -
family and manufacturing nacAines ia the coamnp >" y
Va have numerous testimonials Read short and =
comprehensive one from the F4iF>
&kvY-OfTfcE. Washington. Aurs1sta2 1850. -
Gentlemen: The Sewing Machine ordered from Won ~
y safely nj hand. and Mrs. NJ is fully satisfied
IT, As ian evidence Of its simplicity without direrfens =
or explanations she commenced working on II after a.
very short trial. and has experienced the least d-
hculty In its operation i checrhly give sou my
testimonial in its favor.
am respectfully your obcdicnt servant, =
~et[tf Lieut.. WM. l.. MAURY
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Military Camp Uten sils
Gpeclal Notices.
Twelfth Ward

Twelfth Ward Republican Association, "A resu,
lar neting of this will be held THIS CAondAyl
EVENING July I5 1851 at O'clock at headquarters corner
l29,h-st snd 2d-sv. NM. DuNNlNO, Prssdrnt-
VIZ T. PsBoR, Secretary.
Association of Exempt Firenen.- The regular
Meeting will be held at FneDens Hail. IL ESDAl hNEHINU,
'''' ~ g. W. WHEELER. Recording Secretary
American Institute Farlners' Club will meet at its
IN Cooper Union bailding THIS DAY khOnIyb
n oeOok Morning Subject" The Fruits OF the season
JOHN w CHAMBERS Rec secr--ry pro TEN.
Morton,s Celebrated Gold Pens.-Impiovements
nase machinery manuiactnrne Goid Fens arc -
nred 10 the subscriber by Letters fstct have enabled nun
szerrome the perectioDs hitherto unavoidable IN their
p,ueop and also to bring the wkin the reach OF all
wng Ior x months done cheaper with Gold Pens han WIN
ee hele efore IS economy Gold Pens The iod Zen
emans unchanged by years Of continued use while the ser
Pen Is ever changing by eoroon sud wesr teeoFe peIec
uDfo1n of wrug obtained only by the use oi the p9d
Pen The Gold IL always ready and rehabe wble te
Ste Pen must be often condemned aud new one selected
Sh.re re- in the the Gold Pen there great saving OF
e Gold il capable Of receiving degree OF elasticity, 50
hs, the exactly adapted TO the haDd OF tue wfcr
therefore Of the hand and ne not Injured Is Is
Asown to by the OF Steel Pens lie IL no" l
90 % the average Of every Of which VIII sr oust
sre OF tire best Steel Pens Sold by all dealers IN the line
hrouehout he country Wholesale and all a, the store NO.
G where all orders inclosing cash posi- stsnps
will receive prompt attentions aBda ea Pens n
value selected sccoding 70 Description wl inned"ey be
se.t nv mail or otherwise as din ected. Address
A. NORTON No 2S Msiden-l0Re Ne~-hork.
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A. Al. MLEytS Aucuonec.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Buildings
los. HEGEMAN. TUESDAY, July IG,
fost an0 fonno.

COUPONS LOST.-A letter mailed at New
~ Haven 2oh June directed to ". r. Vail, esl. Cashier
apk Commerce In Newi ork ooniauine tie following oe
ssred Coupons has uc,rred VIZ ~ Coupons oi the city O.
New bonds % 20 a. both inclusive - TO ~
10th icnsSe II to @ both inclusive. being io tiS each and
dps Bank Of Commerce In New) crk also yCo
pons Hartford and New isosd Company bonds pays
Ole Union bank Newfor numbered FROM P' TO- fls both
Inclusive &c esc due Jst inst also Coupons Lakswpn
m ana Western Rail cad Company payable at Mercantile bsnk
New oIk due numbered e. to 20 both inclusive Tor
@ each payment for H me foregoing being stopped oil PET
sons are cautioned rainst negotiating the same.
III. TR0WBRiDCE'S SONS,
July T. 1861. kew'hsven Conn
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sA,hI s TJRIRgi; IsgS ssndej. inssds p:r suDu1a
NERyOus prHlLIrY. nrl.ing

NERVOUS DEBILITY, arising from q destrn-
~ tive yotsha practice and aB olep 5,eases OF spccis
P,ss.ee Pps.sSee 70 shs ssas, s g p H.gosD a. D. tOroeny
Asdesl College NswYot ..Dr Hsmlschd's Boos worth
81 & s.s, .. mig fson The n Home Journal Price
me uestfnent laid down In this WJh new. entirely
~ ~ M ~ perfectly Islzbls GODFREY No. kli Broad
s.H ns.sssaAhpbON, sss No lVssys. NJ vi 81 Of the sthor
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VHE TRIBUNE for 1861.
pROSPECTUS.

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New Publications.

7INHE HON. EDWARD EVERETTs
GREAT ORATOR Gm g, TT,sed Sy ,de as SafSS @
BY O. q. COTTON No. i45 Nssssu-st., New York
.. IyLAG OF TUE FREE."-sung and thrice
II Iepesed by desire before the President and Hon Inem
s, %s.Saasn q ses ~ Nav s a5 At cdSo. h.orT Y
ASK FOR KING & BAlRDs EDITION.
IN Now Ready.
aIBE MANUAL FOR THE RECRUIT
LIGHT INFANTRY DRILL.
adapted the OF the
RJFLED MUsKET SHARP, MIME, and ENFIELD RIFLE,
arranged for the
UNITED STATES ZOUAVE CADETS,
by the late
Col L. L. ELLSWORTH,
of the
NEw-YoRK FIRE ZoUAvEs
To which is added General Rule. for Msrehing te.
~ AND All THE LoQAyE MOVEMENTS a..
Ground sl%i'snsd ds se f ara s%%p sS1Dls5s OR sABEn
''' ''"' SWORD BAYONET EXERCISES
oHAssEuRs 4 be ~ vrNoExNEs.
whole illustrated with Fifty EngrsVins showing the 'a'
Is BolDs in VOL Emo 10 pages Price 25 cents.
kING BAIRD, Publi.nefs,
no. e07 Ssnsonst., Philsd.lphis.
For sale in NewYOrs by ROSS ToUsEI, No. lsl Anu-.i
SEND EOR KING q BAIRD's
~ IS DIFFERENT ENVELOPES,
with various
NATIONAL AND PATRIOTIC DESIGNS.
Handsomely printed ia colcrs upon superior quebty Of psPe
aon 5lx3 Dches eud pronounced to be the most
wits aud appropriate Jet issued.
e Package Of 2j kds sent free upon receipt o. y cents
specimen sc smie) Sheet OF Envelopes, handsomely
pned 10 coors be mailed Tree postage upon receipt Of
and dealers supplied at liberal dsconn,
KING RAlRD,
No. 6e1 Ssnsola-Et. Phi sdelpris.
H0ufC ENVELOPES -!
~ The Northern Elephant.
The Secession Game Cock
Be1 Butler, esq
Billy Seward. ESQ.
Wiefsn!
Wise :. &C. &C.
varieties issued daily Packages containing 100 asTeu
sayes sent any where receipt OF 20 cents.
IALFREOS s. ROBINSON, Publisher, Hartford Conn.
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Boar6 ano Rooms.

TN L advertiser wishes 10 recommend to
II those seeking delightful SUMMER BOARD in the city,
the house 4th Washing The PAX In front
iure abundaDt air and stages
absolute quiet secured Two three
ROOMS vacant
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Now Ready:
THE LENNON SLAVE CASE.

NSHE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
THE FULL HISTORY
THE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
FROM TYS ORIGIN TO IT'S FINAL DECISION IN THE
COURT OF APPEALS.
CONTENTS:
OPINION OF JUDGE PAINE. before whom the case wss
irc heard
OPINION OF THE SUPREME COURT
Points ard Arguments OF
CHARLES OCONOR,
WM. NJ. EVARTS and
JOSEPH BLUNT. in he Court Of Appeals.
Aud the Opinions Of
JUDGES DEMO WRIGHT and CbkHkE.
The est importance the legal and political PRINCIPLES
nvolved-te bodness with which the issues meds and
tho slliy ich tn argument sussioed both
tide render Of the most significant aud universally
Interesting TRIALS that took place In this county
Price rs cents pei copy-S2 per boken.
Postage - cent, per copy additional
Address THE TRIBUNE, Ncw.Yors.
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10 Get.

A DESIRABLE FLOOR, having Bathroom
n end ,enees TO LET at very low rent al its
Houso hold FuTnuie FOR SALE, by dsys. Tie family
going to the country. Apply to Mr. X. THOMAS, No. %9
Hh w.
nNE-HAIF Of No. go East BrOadway-wcll
" finished -toy high bsseDet has Chandeliers Ne, 10
Rscnis Iuqsirr 2d of H. WELLS. 3h Broadway
- n PER MONTH.-TO LET, in a beautiful,
Up " airy E-bc-l in Wiiansbnrgh, suite OF sN
ARTaRNfs eontsining gs', water h'ehen wash hos
and watcpipe s ioOr Cap q cent? the dooT
very conveniently, No t52 GrsnJst., Wiiismsbnrgh.
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Jnstrnrtfcil.

9n6frnftfcu.
- MER. SCHOOL INST. Established
N I655--A reliable Educational AGENCY for Teacben
ard Schools Persons interested In engaging teacbers may
obtain without charge explicit information OF pTomi
nent cauddaes Principals desiring to rent or pU' chase hcsd
mics Boarding or Dsy Schools are inyitedto cal.
q. 5. WOODAAN L Co., No S9S Broadway.
DARN BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS-At
Little Ferry Bergen County. N ]. Terms, from 80 TO
s3 per quarter For circulars address A. H. WlNANT PIN
cips.
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tanytown, n. \.
4 A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
TIE foy-sevenh ession viii commence on WFD
NESDAY. May Circulars be detained Of Jas N. White
head roois GA B. H. a. Society, No III Nsssxust By
addressing the Prineipal ID. :. ROWE, M. A
DROP. AGASSIX's SCHOOL for YOUNG La
i DIES in Cambridge. Mas, will reopen THURSDAY,
sept. 20. at O'Clock.
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BROADWAY SAvISes iSsTIruTIoSt
NEw.YoRK, July 10, 1851. !
INTEREST NO1'ICE.-Depositors are hereby
notified that the usual Semi nnus nterest Deposits
titled thereto the rate Of SIX PER CENT per aunum
sums not exceeding 800, and FIVE PER CENT over Ssoa
VIII be paid on aud sitcr MONDAY, 18th inst- .
FRANCIS y. sCHOALs, President
WADE B. WoRRiLL, Secretary
PySsx CcHHIse Ases0stsDa -l
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varieties issued daily Packages ccntarins 100 diasTeut
styles sent any where N receipt Of 20 cents.
IALFREDS g. ROBINSON, Publisher, Hartford, Conn.
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Goparinersbip Noiiees.

NOTICE.-Tbe COMPREHENSIVE OF e.. X.
~ BISSELL Co. EXPIRED by Limitation July J. 1851.
ALFRED > ROBINSON VIII hereafter continue the GEN
ERAL BANKING BUSINESS on his account.
tIicly first Paper Fought and sold Hartford Coec
tiors reiued day Of payment favorable teru
Checks on Country banks rcinited for promptly.
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ENOCh LEWIS, Gensrs SuPs Altoona. Pa
DAiLROAD TO LONG BRANCH, N, d.
le summer s.nsene Three express; ',ns sr sssa sh- wy
hurry LONG BRANCH Bergen Works &e On snsrynly I
ae posue steamboat SEA SHORE Ca ssnnsn wn ~ 'sss p
Mon,nout connscog there with for all resaIer
RetalninS leave Bergen II q snd az sss $1,000
@ ~ g;s e The soary yGssin f5fsl1fn pec eTicSE
cold al reduced rstrs Hotels Long Bssnsh shsss w.
sltt the times .. .fatt q .
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atlnsieal Instruments.

r IGHTE & BRADBURYS'
LNEW SCALE OVERsTRuEG BASS PATENT INSULA
TFO FULL IRON-FRAME GRAND aud SQUARE PIANO
EORTES, No. 42l Broolnest.
What everybody b. true Everybody they
the best therefore they must te the best.
DEMONAL.-HORACE WATERS, Agent, has
III removed TO No. 4sl Broadway, between Grand and
Broome where he cells octsye PIANOS for 10 ard
warranted. Second hand PIANOS sBd MELODEONS from
SOS to All kinds Of Musics Mefchlncise 81 prices
Plnos end Meodeons TO rent from ~ upward Mon'hy pay
ments received for the same. ALEXANDRA ORGANS for
Churches o low prices.
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THE METROPOLITAN INK Insurance ConPssy.
No. 101 BRoADwAy, NKw YoRH July g. 1861. !
vNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Compa-
ny have thi. dey decmed semiannus interest Diyl
DEED OF THREE AND A HALF PER CENT, payable de-
uland. L. A. STANsBURY, Secretary
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1891 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1891
IOOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. lCOl
GREAT DOUBLE-rRACK ROUTE
The capacity Of the Road equal IN the country
TfiE GREAT SHORT LINE TO TliE WEST.

Office No. Astor House corneT of Nssey.st-
Facilities for the transportation OF Passengers and from Cis
cnna Chicago, St. Louis st. Panl Nashvle Memphs New.
Orlesns snd all other towns Ia the West Northwest. and
are unsurpassed for speed and comfort BY route
Through trains for the Wc leave NewYofk foot Of Coat
isndt.H Morning Express Evening Expeesa no.
aso a m from place. via Alent' 'wn, snsing ut
PubughG u next day, and connecting there with oil West
trains
Sleeping and sInokng.c cars al the trains
Fare low and the time quick by ssksr
toute.
BY this Freghs OF all descriptions be forwaydedo
and any point the Railroads 0o Kentucky Indsp
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, BY RAILROAD d.
RECT port the navgsble ves Of the Wes BY
stesmers from Pittsburgh. -I I
te rates OF Fright and from any point Of the west By the
dir ad all times favcrrbe charged
by other Rsosd Companies Merchants and hpren insra
the e Fright this Company, rely
with cor hdei ce Oh q. sperdy g ansit -
This Company al.o nnnians sp Emiusnt Accommodate.
Iire by which 4f .ni efns Westward enjoy chesp and
nl.e nf onshaf the rtclss rates
Of farr t. EliO1r Passenger Agent No. AstoF Heese
LEIGH 60 Freight Agents. . :, ,,,u.-.
MCDONALD K BISCu0ff, Empsns Aesn.r
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yCuIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.

III '
II Cor arlav and 2Stls,.
CHARTERED 1885,
SIN PER CENT INTEREST allowed on al sums nom One
All DEPOsIrs MADE ON OR BEFORE eOrR July
WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM JULY !.
Bank open daily from lotto also Monday ednesdsS and
'''''''' '''''"'' SPENCER n. GREEN, President.
srEPHTN s. cfnLps, Secretary
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Assoeintion of Exempt Firemen.-T The regular
Meeting Will be held FIemens Hal, ESDAf kNENlNO,
July l6 st8 O'Clock. - ,n ,,,.-
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steamboats ano Railroads.

DOSTON DAILY via GROTON.-The Steamers
- COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCk, from Pier
No. 49, Al D. N W. NJ EDWARDS, Agent, ohce lis "esese
NOR NORWALK DIRECT connecting with the
Danbury Raiiroad.-The steamer ALICE PRICE leaves
Ca,harine Market Wharf DAILY, at leaves Sorwsak
DAILY at o. a. Fare so Ceats