davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Conclusive EvidenreOf their Unqualified Superiority


Among the undonbte advantages Of these machines
are-lst Elegance aud simplicity Of construction and
consequent fr edOm from derSHgtment and need Of IT.
pairs % Durability. Sd Urextmped ease and rapid.
ity Of operation II Comparatively nOiSeless
men. 5Lh Beauty Of stitch and rmnrss Of seam 9Th.
EcOnOmy Of Thread. 7th. Applicability " u variety VI
purposes and materials.
fhev applicable IN every variety Of Sewing for
Family wear from the lightest mus!ns the heaviest
cloths. II WOFkI equally we'll upon silk linen, WOOen
and cotton good seHlning quilting, henming gather
ing and telling, performing every species OF sewing
except making button hUleS stitching buttons. and
the like Various appliances furnished for regulating
the width Of hems Tue hemmeT 10 an apDendage by
which the edge OF the fabric Il passes through, h
turned down and Handsomely stitched. Thousands Of
these machines used by families seamstresses dress
makers, Os, manufacturers u skirts cloaks, ,mIntas
clothing hats, caps c0rsetS, ladies' gaiter umbrellas
parasOls silk and linen goods with complete success;
sOmei lines from one TO two hundred are used In single
mInufa tOfy.h
Read what the Scientific American savs -" We are
having great many inquiries for Sewing Machines frum
various parts 0f the country and cannot convent
entity reply 10 them ell by mail. we have thought Il
proper u state opinion In regard to them In this
public manner. We have used Wilson's patent mann
factured by tile Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Com
pany, No sos Broadway and we can say in regard "a
out Of order, ard, In point Of eectlven ~ and fnsh
10 other machine stands ahead Of II. We state this
much in regard 70 the excellent machine upon
responsibility.
An ample supply Of these first premium machines will
be received by every steamer from New York, by H.
| Hayden, Agent In San Fr ,ncsco.
CHARLES PROSCH,
Puget Sound Herald Otine,
Agent in Steacoom.
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A. sTETLAcOON 7Z
dN LIVERY STABLE. 26-

UNItE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING EsTAB-
devote h attention sNelivuy 70 conducting IN proper
and aatllfAeioEy
aoSd sSaSs STss u Be Espa In readiness fOr rs scvO.
modntion 0f lie public.
Al.o ans .p'ns moor, Cor pas'lss vshns 10 enjoy
D1easAnt FiAa throagh The country.
lily CHARLES STEWART.
, 1861-04-25
Dlpthefia. Ultcrated Sore Throat and QuinScy.

The above complaints have for tweIty years been
treated with HtlOways Ointment and Pills with p-rect
Success The cures have heen remarkable. speedy,
and numerous, that these ofen fatal diseases more
easily cured BY these medicines than the common
sore throat, U Iaken IN time.
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$5 for the Two Volumes! 4!

When sent by mail IpnSt Paidl 10 California, ORRcu
and Washington, the price will be o. To ,verI Other
part OF The Union. ard 10 Canada, IpOt pAicl Sc
~ This rs NOT the old Book VI the Farm"
Rsmttsnces fr any Of the above publications should
always be addresshd, post paid, to the publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
No. 81 Gold street, New York
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The EldntyG StOne and Gravel.

In these complaiuts the Ointment lIsO acts like Q
cha m, providing Is very 1rcthally rubbed over thC
regions Of the kidneys. which viii penetrate and gVC
almost immediate relief while the rs should be taket
according 70 the printed drpctiDnS when the most ex
traordlnary cures may be affected by this means.
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
TO
10 Scieniifie and Prnriiral Arrirnlinre.

BY Henry sTEPHENs, F. Il s., Of EdnINrph. and the
late j. p. Norton. Professor II Scientific Agriculture
In Yale College, New Haven. 2 vols. H. val octave.
1900 pages, and numerous EngHviuEs.
This is oOniessedly the mist complete work on AEr-
culture ever puI lEhfd. aud In order 70 give il wider
circulation the publishers have resolved to reduce the
mice 10
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SECOND HAND PIANOS
Atgfest bargains sWH sin slOrs prices nom ESQ SI0.
SIC.

One Of the hfgest and best raalnenes Of MusIe noW
publshed Al the music a. music bOUks published ID
The United Ststes T sale Of thk establish mrHt Martini
ceehTated Guitars A. d uf kinds Of Musical InstIumehs
and aASC EtTehlhdss at the luWrA prizes Music sent
EbeDe seT ol seTtd, Pr raid Catalogues sent by nall
cleFgymen. ..
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Botl The oiatm.nt and Pill, should be used in d

Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in he
fOilOping cases:
Bad Leg lChego-foot Risluas lSOre thrOats
Bad breasts Chblalns i0Out skin diseases
Burns ChApped hands slGlandularSWeilngs Scurvy
Bunions CoFns (sof) LumbagO SOre-heads
Bite Of Mos Cancers Piles Tunnors
qulios and Contracted and lllheumatism Ulcers
Sand fiies SdR Joints ccalds Wounds
cOco-bay inephaniiasis lSOFe Nipples YAWs
Sold ct the Estabshment o. Professor Holloway, 2lI
Strand lneaF Temple Bar) LOndou also by al respec
lle Druggists and Dealers IN Med Ines throughout the
ciVized world atthe following prices :ls. Is ID.
Il. 3D., Ils 23s. and 33s. each Pot.
80 There isA consider able saving By takng the larger
ai1ea. So ..H.
B-Direc.ions the guidance Of pAtsntsl In every
disorder aFs adixed tOphch rot F
CURTIS 4 MOORE, Druggists, 80
9:2O Agents for HOtLOu Ar. Victoria, v. I.
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|.I.|.| I..|.F ULMDs-luI. UlUull ucls
Add a. : something tlIht was 70 make every
hrmsr = rich moH and sveelsn his Toll md
BE - = 1.AIdos anofding to his cattle q
choap. nutriIoas fodder, vas tried Eve or
elk years ago In New England; but farmers
oam1 I1 n o6n6lnSi6n hat q WAS not !
valnnhla "a Hilton 70 their list Of crops. For
fsoiinr. 4 did not prove as luxuriant nor as
prof~k's hIauy way as Indian c0ns while
b re16Iftd 4 longer season than could Be de.
pended on IN ne liiithde Of The experiment.
We nay remind our readers, however, that
~ - .Wllt and Southwest this plant vii
hnd loqger eapson and 2 warmer climate,
and % aIl lpObably grow uicre thriftiiys at
ail events, it is IN much higher FAVOR In some
paris Of fhose sections. ,4sst5
II Frrlk 1fsioad fC1sastt l.-Distribu.
"A - f,.nnf Ofite. rrecommeudbd as
likl|v 10 81 vainabIe for cattle and swine,
and aDod sub.tiiulo for ouase Produgs
- large number q small tubers average
1i.e that q cranberry bean, pleasant tast-
ing; luteoEged over With fnefbrOgs roots
and ndhering clrfh, not easily removed. Ihe
thrue / = pints efgvn 90 not seat tneir value
for tse.le and e.ttle.
Ihg y1l.A.-R recommended snccesSively
bytao lIIlssian gentlemen, the former Of
whom. " perm asion, chose for soil stFong
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AIEIAMCRH C2eAMa :

Five stops, In roseWOod tI6O; STEPS, do do,
tlS0i sst'pS, With pnnssiR, t9l5; ~ StbIs 6O dO.
$3.50; " SpS d.. s7e hIHF tJOO; Is Stops, do o.,
SjIJ Each InstInm NJ n To i've shtsfnttuh ar
DuFC hnsR mOnRV Fth,ntsA -
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EOY FOB THE SICK AND syFFERINe
LET ALL WHO AXE AFFLICTED
kEADi
AYPLY fHB EEAEDY

ASJOIo8 NV dAAkHhs
Friend. de Joa Egker? Arc yol tho v1etln OF an
purity OF the bloodi What are hsy, do yGs aski
Rather ask, what are they netf Ehe blood il ths
source Of life and health and 70 II tho hIst element
of oar being to respond 70 k1y ossso which afoob
the system, the ?xlse ntslbly sttsst.. The ever
prevailing Nicaragua, the irritating Eryel2ess, the
sI bile Sercfuis, tbs sgonisips d hepmatsm, Nor
yous DEBILITY, Dyspepsia, Liver CONS laint with il
torpor and dejsoflon, and the nsmbercss lils that
aesh il heir to- derive their hidecus or lin from the
blood, Deal kindly then and gently with the blood
Use the yitaixinE resources OF nSt1Ts 10Y It's AID
ass tia. truly valuable mod oamens known 81
MRS. II. cOXS
INDIAN VE9ETLBLE DESOgTI0N.
with rezars to this almost lDfallible syeelts
popular sentiment has spoken IN decided terms
tsInsd By constant syowa.s OF curative ELECTS and
the hkysioat rsaps from Its use are after 81 other
remedies and ths best medical skill have fsllod.
Lst say, IN oOlcl ustoG, shat cerNncaiss
cares are not sought from the liitsrate End super
fetal, but they volunteered rom tic most re-
spectacle SOURCES and justly She highest terms in
FhIch il Is possible to commend SC valuable o
specific 20 sublio xFtrcTr We nay add also that
tho curative properties Of the medicine are GO uaed
only by Its restorative efocts the system recover
ing from disease with renewed consntutlonki viYor.
sltJ, and by the sro,rietof, MRS. M. cox,
5otte aud nor seal on the cork
krPrIce 81 ger bottle, siI bother for a..
ElsIstsl< lssai. K, g. r. CISSEL, Druggist
seors stovn, d. c., Wholesale Agent for the Dis
driot, and VII rappJ the trade 81 my prioes.
~ ~ az
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THE EVENING STAR.
DRILLING


SWEET Amy asked with plsading eyes,
Dear Charley, teach me, will you,
Ipe words I've heard your captain say
should 90 like TO drill you"
what, little one, you take command,
wen, Amy. Pm quite willing;
In such a company at yours
can't have too much DRILLING.
Stand over there, and sing out clear,
Like this-sequsd, stand at ease ~
"Ob, Charles, you'll wake papa up stairs
Don't shout like that, dear, please
81 siand at ease, Ike this, YOU ace,
AND ten, need scarce mention,
Ire next command you have TO give
Is this one-'Squad-Attention'
Now, Amy, smartly, after me-
or're sure, dear. II don't bore you p
rofwara-auiek March !-Halt-Front-Rig
There, now Pm close before you
Present arms-Well. Il does look odd
You don't believe I'D trife:
we bold our arms out jus. like this
IN drill without the rife
wow: say Salute your ofRcer'D
oh, Charles, for shame, how can Won,
4 .nough that you were at some trick
fou horrid CHEATING man, youn
-fered arms'' without command:
rt-, ~ rumpled hair,
She smoothed e. sneo, ana tnen
Ard pouted, ffowped, mr.
Said softly-"As you were!'-
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s RNS PSL VA kl NEWPORT

AAGA Alb FALL kfvER.
ss:;H:F y; is.5 Ess,fs STE FIFE
strength and .Peed, but psrsoslsTly sdssted @ ne
nsSson .S a ne Rissr ssd dc coIony Rs
IssSs Per No. SoSth Riys.T assr The Battery
Mondsys, Wednesdsys, and Fridays, a. O'Clock
TSc ss sSnalH aTs6Po isss CAPT Brown, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays. and SATURDAYS, ct O'Clock
p, NJ, touching ct Newport each way.
These Steamers aas lifted with oopmodioss
state rooms, and every srTAnSepent for the secrIi
81 and comfort OF passengers, who are Afforded By
this route nightS resi- on board and on arrival
at Pan River proceed per Steamboat Train reach
inG Boston early the following morning or may
remain on board until starans Of the Accommods
tSI as A; Y BY which they may reach Boston
A baFSage master 10 attached 70 each steamer,
Who receives and tickets the bexfage, and sccom-
Ranies the same 20 its destination.
A steamer rurs an oonnectson with this Line be-
tween Fall River and Providerce daily, exosP t
Freirht 20 Boston 10 forwarded through with
great dispatch BY an Express Train, which leaves
Pail River ever, mornieg, Sundays escepted. 81
N O'Clock for Boston and New Bedford, trrivInt
&C It's dessinstlon st about IL A M
odiss on Pier n o.s North kives'. For state rooms
s1s Sss ss 90 SSs e
70 and N West street. N. Y.
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SUMNER RETREATS.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
~ AT PoINT Look-OUr, MARYLAND.

SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
~ AT PoINT LoOk-0UT, MAINLAND.
This CO ebTated Bathing Place. situated at the
mnotIon Of the Potomac River with the 4 a
chesapeake Bay, will be opened By the VSAAv
aade5siEned on the 10th of June, in the E:n&l
VeTTy oest style, for ell persons who may wish
sale and quiet retreat, where they can have the
9enAht OF the best salt water bathing and enjoy the
1elcaeles OF the water, suoh as Fish of al kinds,
Oysters, Crabs, 60. -
Every description of fishing tackle will be kept
tor the accommodation OF guests
hne livery stable kept on the farm.
Also, ten pin alleys and billiard saloons with
AL other amusements usually found st such places.
Inc abls will be supplied daily with fresh vege-
ladies' from the garden on the premises and from
the Bal tlmoTe and Washington rkets.
The best Liquors and Cigars viii O. ways be found
At the Bar.
Board, 81 per day; one week, sI2; second week,
wants halfprice.
The steamer st. Nicholas leaves Washington
Iuesday ass m. and Baltimore on Friday at ~.
p, Inc haf past O'CLOCK p. m tram from WASH
iass9n wi, connect at Baltimore with the boats,
Isaohlng FONT Lookout daily q 30, q tri-weekly
stsEe from Washington, BY way of Leonardtown
~ had ess the proPrietors, at Point Lookout,
w ssnlngton. O., or AleIandria, Va,
M 81 HEFLEBOWER q CO Prop'rs.
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HoLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
nurREsY IINIMENY m rHE WORLpJ


sAs s.ly s.fs aEe ssr,.in ssrs fer Csness, Pls ~
.sI, slinfs and 1fspehils Csitfs, Fafayss Nsu
r,ris Of The Muselss, Chrsne lnlsmmatsry
RhsSntts, sfnsn Of The Jsnts Csntraesd MsseIss o.
kfsmsn, Earashs fssha che, Brusss 1prans, Fresh
Csa, wounds, glssn, Fever Sslu, Cahsd Breast. ssrs
Nipples, Exrns 1eslds osrs rhfsat in1ammatisn
psia, inference hsv lsng The disease may
have existed, MckEAAs CEhEBkAfEp bihlhdEhY 10
q ssuAin remedy. H.F -
Yhsus.nds 81 a.nsa ssings bean uysd life Of dis
ssptlds and misery rAsss 81 ths invallabs remedy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LLNIMENT .
Win Tsisvs pain slnsst nstsnanssssly, and viii essss
parity and hs fsulsst incredible shsf tine
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
neLEANT cELERRATED LINihENr is III: suly s.is
GAd reliable rsmssy fer the Of SPAWN, Rngtsn
anassils epiinf ksmps, Nsdss svsiiings.
Il never failed to Big Head, fsllsvil, fissls Old
ssr.n. BIsisss sersthss, Cashsd hss. CAsss, ssdas
cslsI 6Rs Csts, esfss, Wssnds, 10 infailibs
nsdy Apply h as dhsessd AID ssrs sssais In every
Instance.
sassa y zee. Obtain supply If d. hckkAH1 ckkR.
ERAYED kIEikkNY. II viii sure yea us-F
]. n. MCLEAN, Sells fyspSfstss,
Cssasr rhisd sze rias sa-, D. ksabs NJ
CnAkkxs 1fOrT, 30 Pa. ,v., ssis Agsat n WANING
sss k.f~ CissnI. ssesssssws ssW-oAWN
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
LIMITED STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVEL Kks.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAvRLKks
On and after Monday, september IS Issl. Pas,
BALTIMORE viii run as follows:
TRAINS MOVING NORTH
Morning Express leave Washington A. n. Ar
rive At Baltimore IS NJ; Phled el phia IL 50 r. ;
New 1ork ?: NJ; harrisiurE LIS IN
A. N Arrive ct Baltimore s.loA. NJ; Philsdelphis
SP New YorksP.M
Evening Express lesye Washington 80 r. N.
Arrive az baltimore &l0 p. N; PhiIadelphis so
Evening Accommodation leave Washington SIS
Pm Arrive at Baltimore ! 50 p. NJ; Harrisburg
Leave i TsA Y1Is !, M9.I Nc s9yLH
NJ; Baltimore 8 IS N. Arrive at Washington $50
Leave New York at p. NJ; Phil.delph,s 10 50 p.
NJ; baltimore A. n. Arrive at Washington %
ACCOMMODATION Trains leave Baltimore ats a.
A N, and p. N and arrive at Washington 10 IS
Passenger Trains lsavins Washington n1S
N. and $50 p, NJ, and Baltimore at 70 A. and as
P n make direct connections for Annapolis II the
Trains esve Annapolis for Baltimore and wash
inston az 6.6S A. NJ. and 2 r.
Passenger IraIns leaving washington ut 4. ID.
aud a.So p. NJ. and Baltimore at A. N. and IS p.
VII stop only at AsSasoits Jssefses asd ksisy
Way Passengers are requested to take the Ae
semrlodaf,oH Trains or the Regular Tonnage
Tram, which wil lave passenger car attached.
i. Trains viii iesve the Washing ten Depot prompt
Al. articles OF freight mot oontraband Of war;
vii be transported over the line Regular Tonnage
Trslns will leave Baltimore alta n Leave w ssh-
By order OF ire Secretary of War:
r. MORLEY, Genera Manager.
THOMAS n. CANFiELD. Assistant Manager.
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LEf f0E NEW fRHWIL H6Ekk.

The Camden AID Amboy and Philadelkh.s and
TsPPs RaTRsa cSSPRWspi'sd da1s ISH
fkb SIN M6kfS1f ..s. !. FL
Ate A. M via Camden and Amboy. &c. And A.
Ats a; ne, We 4oS Camden and Jersey oiH, tN.J.
Al 4: NJ, via Camden and Jersey CITY. Morn
AtilH a. NJ. via KsIsinston and Jersey CITY.
At iaX P; M, VIA Camden and Amboy. tAoeommo-
Atar NJ, Wa Camden and AnbOy. &c. and A.
At IS p ~. vi. Ksnsinston and Jersey City,
At % A., a. k.p,sinsson and Jersey City,
Ats r. NJ. via Camden and Jersey City, (Evsnlns
At M3 r, NJ, VIA Camden and Jersey oiss. (soush-
ss Ss snS ATRSs
As fIs,a run. daily. The IN P.
ton aa y aS H. and x oS Rss
For Water Gap. stroudsburE. Scranton, wilks,-
barre, Montross, Great Bend, &o., at 11e A. n :,
f9% tKsssR1sS1as wa Delaware La'kavanns and
. F.. Much SSaIs, Aps9.exn sad R.taIsAs,n =.
he !io a: n; he ecnnsoe With the train leaving
For Mount Holly ct and A. N. and and q
For Freehold :. "A. N. and. PM,
+ M. from kslsinston, and - ?. NJ from
Ess r.HY: sssBss aR:sssss ss:.;; .i
Sss:. i f. r. r.. s VI
wharf
KensnEtop Depot, take the cara on Fifth street
above Walnut, half an hour before departure Thl
i from the depot. :. - - :
Fifty pounds of bssEage only. allowed 70 e.sl
anything as baggage but their wearing apparel
All baggage over hfty pounds TO be paid 70
baggage TO one DOL ar per pound. and viii not b
liable for any smount beyond ono hundred dollars
except By speclAi contract. ~ ~ n
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&g q B. MESS sSS la ssSy5 5H.o

"a follows, vix:-Lesye Camden Station, Bald
more.--Msil, /, except Sundayp q s. 50 A. M; Ex-
SOUfHwEsTAN AND NORTHWEST.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Between Baihmore and Piedmont take the A. M.
Tram; betweeu Piedmont and Wheelinx take Az
eemmodstion Tre.n. ieesing Piedmont ~ s. % A.
hes 3A M Train from Baltimore. :
The EkEDERlCk TeAIN leaves Baltimore
II. ELhic GO MI LIS NAN Z, leave s.l-
hmore at % and sl5 A. ~. and IS and SEQ p. a !,
and kIlisott,s Mills u 7Ao and n-o A. d and SO
For further Information. Tteksss Of svszy hpd,
To-, apply to j, +. ENGLAND Aren't 81 Camden
- - = 81 TW..P SMITH,
& en- Miast,s Of Tzso ~ on,
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n. N FALLS. Prss't
f ssIIssssr66kkr ENS sMsE

q a2EEEEA MS sskET e. AkkE ESgoTEE t3qe
cBNIR4L kIIEko1P EIprs:. frs,os eve
a.lly, sSnsss: s.SsSssd. =; ioIIos :. .,.,,o,
A n%sn s@,m A fis ss,m
Train wa sleeping -,
Connectine st Albany with the New yesf Cen
tral Railroad for soheneotady. Roobester, Utica
Batavia, Rome, and stations on Rome and Water
Town Railrc ~: Bufaio, Syracuse, Niagara FsNs,
Trains in connection leave Buffalo and Suspep-
sion via Lake Shore, Buffalo and axe n uron and
Great Western Railroad. for Hamilton. TorCpto.
Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, Milwaukee. Fon do Lao,
(. Crosse, Madison; pT.irls Dg ChLe9, Ssens,
tine, Iowa CITY, Burlington, Qulncy, sprinr held,
Alton st. Louis Cairo, Terre nsute, Ind ana polls,
Louisville, CincInnsn, Layton, Columbus, Cltve
land, and 81 points West. Northwest end South
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trains at Troy, with Troy
Boston and Rens. Saratoga osde for Sarstogs,
Whitehall, Rutland, Burlington, IT. Albans, Rouse
Point, PlattsburEh, OsdeDsbuTEh, Montreal, &s.,
IL Freight Arrangements by this route a.
above, without change of Cars, from the Dcpots
Chambers and anal streets. are at al times 90
favorable 80 made by othCr Railroad ComPanIcs.
The facilities Of this great New York Route, 70 the
alI shippers Tor promptness and dispatch
Passenger trains, with smoking and Sleeping
Cars RON In connection on the New York CenIrs
Road.
For particulars 50 to local trsins and freight sr
rang sments, inc uire 90 the depot IS warren st.
A. r, SMITH. Superiutendent
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lE.ytigfF 1 ksSSSffSSSsss JsES SSs Isl

and PRQSIDENCE, PoR Bos
TON--Inland Routs-The shortest and most dI
: "a ?s;65 kaSsSSyEEA S44os f.
Providspcs.sed Boston md Previd sncs IA Dc,
Nsv ySts dks sssssys, SS
erolen a sS o'sIoeS Y. A., sr ON The sIiysl q
-iSs PL %HSSfh ROCK Gss SssysiiS +
ton-Tuesdass Thlrsday md Saturday.
q: "a sn f RON Isas
-Mosds.. Wsdsssasy. ssd fndsy. !.
Providence, and Boston. 10 f6e kxptrss Mail
Tram. reaching SAID place In advance 81 those oy
other routes, and in AMPLE time Tor q The cary
Morning Linee connecting North and East Pas
sengsrs that prefer IL, remain on board The
stsAmer, enj2y nights' res; undIstnroed oresh-
Trsip, eopDeehng at Providenos WITH ths lS
Fare ffom Srovioence 20 Newport, Fifty cent?;
A baggage master accompanies the Steamer tno
Jrhin each way -.
For Passage. Berths, state Rooms, or F,eiEht;
spPiy on board the steemsr, or ~ the ffeltht
0kee, Pier Ia North River. of ~ the o1hee q
the CSmpany, No. lis " eat street.. corner Of tort-
land street.. New York, Feb. -. 1851.
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FErAE EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY p,
1 BdhIC6. At the corner of Penn. AaA
avenue and Eleventh street, has been FEH8Y
greatly improved recently and now offers G3kS4
gIeetef ndaaemenss for the patronage of Citizen
and Strangers thsn any other public house in the
aotsi Oh Pepn. avenue, and his accommodations
lor permanent or transient boarders unoXceetion-
abs. Rkc bar End restaurant arTAnE emonts Of the
european Hotel hayo already become very popu
ar. being sii inst can be desired by tho most fac
tdiOus. This proprietor pledges gnremitted atten-
hon ard continued liberal senditures 20 give sat-
iEfactiOn 10 6ll and thus Tonews Ills invitation "
ell To give the European N ntAl q call. dNt-u
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EASTERN AND WESTERN

"KENT," Capt ri. KlTwal
"PIONEER,' Capt. w. Norman,
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Nj:
KENT-For Cambridge, Denton and Landings
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SATURDAY, returning every Thursday and
MoEday.
POI Amssolis and West River, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning 50 days.
PIONEER-For st. Mlchaeps and Esston, via
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the same day.
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