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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-09-30
For Hire.

A Likely negro girl. inquire at this Office.
"A She will be hired cheap to any person
in the country wh" will se strict with her.
Sept. 80.
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ing the enemy naO received IN the
whole campaign.
The enemy did not follow or har.
rass our troops in re-crossing the
river.
Northern papers of the 10th and
18th claim the Sharpsburg fight as a
glorious Federal victory. They say
Lee was wounded, also Howell Cobb
wounded and 4 prisoner, seventeen
thousand rebels killed, and several
thousand taken prisoners.
Mcclellan telegraphed Halleck
that it was a glorious Federal victo-
ry-the rebels routed and democrat
lied. -.
The Yankee General Reno was
killed.
Yankee officers at Varia, under a
flag of truce, says on Tuesday night
a dispatch was received in Wash
ington announcing desperate bat
tie, concluding with congratulatory
phrase.
Mcclellan held his Own. They
say Northern reports are not credited
Dispatches say Harpers Ferry was
still in our possession.
Richmond, Sept 23-The n. Y.
Herald of the goth, contains dispatch
es from Louisville, announcing the
surrender of six Indian Regiments,
and five thousand men at Mumfords-
vile.
Official dispatches from Mcclellan
dated Friday, claim victory in the
Wednesdays fight at Sharpsburg,
though it is evident that his army
had fallen back. He states that the
rebel army had crossed the Potomac
into Virginia. and that he had sent |.
column under Gen. Alfred Pleasan-
ton i'll pursuit.
An official dispatch received here
this morning, announces that "a bat
tie took place Saturday on the Poto-
mac, near Sheppardstown, between
the Confederate forces under Jackson,
and column OF the enemy 10000
strong, resulting in the route of the
enemy with heavy loss. Our loss
slight. Quite number Of arms tax
en-. Jackson had recrossed into
MARYLAND.
Augusta, Sept 24.-Richmond pa
pers Of the 23d report that only a
portion Of our army crossed the Po-
tomac, but letters from Winchester
to the Dispatch say our army crossed
without losing man, or any commits
sary stores.
Gen Sumner and another Yankee
General sent a flag of truce after the
battle asking permission to burytheir
dead.
Mr. Boleter says the evacuation Of
Maryland is only temporarily, and
that she must and will be redeemed.
Our loss 5000, that of the enemy
about 10000. The Enquirer says
Major Geu Ander son was severely
wounded. Generals Wright, Law
ton, Ripley, Aristead, Ransom. and
Col Cummings slightly wounded
Gen Starke and Branch killed. Gen.
Toombs slightly wounded.
Mobile Sept. 25.-A special dis
patch to the Advertiser and Register,
dated Charlestown, Sept. 22d says
that the whole Of our army has not
recrossed into Virginia, but Lee with
the bulk of his army, is in hot pursuit
Of Mcclellan.
He came up with him and defeated
him on Friday, and continued pur-
suing him towards Frederick.
Yellow fever is rangingat Whining
ton, n. &. The mayor telegraphed
to-day that it is epidemic.
The enemy confess their loss to be
10000 ours will not exceed 5000.
Yankee dispatches dated Saturday,
say the loss of Federal Generals and
field officers is so large as to be unac-
eountable. Mcclellan says the Fed
erals may safely claim victory.
A dispatch says that body of Fed
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Texas Stage & Livery Stable.

Texas Stage & Livery Stable.
On Milan st. opposite tie Faron-
dab Hotel
"HE proprietor has been to great
il expense to make this the most
desirable Stable in the city, it is con-
veaient to the Steam boat landing.
Horses will be boarded by tho day,
week or month. on the most reasona,
bio terms. Persons visiting Shreve-
port or going to New Orleans. by
leaving their horses at this establish
ment, can rest assured that they will
be we'll attended to. Only give him
call and satisfy yourselves.
JOHN CALDWELL.
no 3s--ly. a. kIMBLE.
luMe6'52 Agent.
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For Sale.

At JONES FOUNDRY, Bar Iron.
n Cast and Blister Steel. Hardware Cut
lery, Tools. Files. &c. toppcras, Alum,
Saltpetre. &c. Sept loft.
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Confederate Bonds
Wanted.

TTNHE undersigned will purchase few
: thousand dollars in Confederate bonds
ii offered Immediately.
septl2-tf JONAS robson.
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Notice..

Notice.
T T. DCFRESNEis my .uly authorized
y Agent during my absence in the army
Sept. .sed. 1862. s. w. $. CULP.
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The SEM1.WEEKlY NEWS
Is px51i.Aed eceyy 1kesday a~d FRI
day Morning.
Office, ON Texas Street,
Above Spring, near the Mayors office
TERM ..
Per Annum, lin Advance,) $500
Six Months, IS I" $50
Three s. S. s. l,5O

Persons sending Us remittauces will be
good enough to send no other paper money
than Louisiana State or Confederate Notes,
Shreveport bills, and Texas Treasury War
rants. Other money sent will be returned
vWEELY-S3. Weekly and Semi
Weekly to one address. 81 per year.
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Martha welton interrupted him promising to
obcy his instructions with regard 10 keeping
quiet, but STIMULATING, nevertheless, that Snow
Flske should be informed Of her wh,reabouts,
thinking, and perhaps rightly, that in that
case the news would not be long in reaching
Harry Harrington, and feeling conflict that
he would at once release her despite the Heart
Of WOLF or the Medicine. Matters thus hayi1 <
been ranged, the Indian turned TO loavs, AMI
Just a. he ox'iuguished the light and was swing
ing open tbs door, the awful sconco that par.
slyzsd ihclIcart Of Wolf and rendered tho SET
Element wild with terror burst upon him, and
he satk trembling TO the ground. Martha Well
ton looked upon the fiery sky and also sought
her knees, but for q different purpose. Ills
was to bow in speeches fright and hers to
breathe prayers to Him who is ruler and gov.
ornor alike Of sky and star.
To b CONTINUED.
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HORSES.

NARTMEN, ATTENTION
" DR.. TOBIAS Venetian HOrss Lnimsna. TN
bottles, 90 Cts Cures lAmenesa, cuts, oAsA, nus
oura. The Broadway Railroad Company, 5ou1 \.
Boston, writes, Wsend Us IL dozen par express u
II the best linimeni for lAmeness Ana Iva ~ ~
druRrisIS. AK for Tobias Hovs LAnimens IN Pln'
kosslsa, and lAks no cAhar' "aSs~' wv
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RRNTIBTRY.

A MEXICAN TEETH CO., PRACTICAL
IADentists, Ss+ Bowery, opposite 9th 81 By ths
,nn OF the very ben French and Spanish artists, We
se now making artificial teeth, absolutely Perfeot
Ia Initiation, Of much greater strength, and ~ hall
te price Of those made In the usual hand 70 mouth
UAy Of private dentists. Europeans OF oAherS can
ssE for, and be waited on by their own country
J. .en nom sither Paris, AAdrld, HahanA, or Ne"
work. tsib 94NS'ln
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,LJHY THROW AWAY YOUR MONEY
" On private dentists, when you can gea posi-
lively the very besa ARTIFICIAL TEETH, and
save more than half your money. Our tse.h have
taken premiums In nearly every STATE and In Murops.
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HauJ@AWCa

i IAFAYSTTr FIRE nwUpAros oosrAnr
on BROOKLYN.
W ruIros STREET.. ID WALL sTR.sa
CASH CAPITAL 10000 DoLL.ARa,
This Company lnsur.s properly Of Al Kinds sss,as,
rsUN1s J. ByRanL Prsad~s
JANIS y. THOMPSON, Jr, serr,
aEo, W. HUM. AsAs'anL
pupcTons
rBUNTB J, BER0EN, JAMIE U1UIKBHkrm
HIRAM p. BIT. JOHN, JOHN 4. PRUYN,
kDW. 7. BACKHOUBn, BAhUEL Van wYOH4
JAMES HARPER, ALEXANDER McCUn
LEWIS HURST, d. 8. VOORHERA
JOHN L. SPADEE JAB.v. BCHOONhAKm1
HENRY J. CULLEN, MICHAEL NRVIN
LEVKRTTT III. SAGA BAMUEL 0ARRIgOm
PHILIP 8. CROoKn, JOHN LKFFEKrA
yanss D; 09Orkh CORE. =: BKRann
JOHN a. sCHJAAksRALEx. w. BKHSuEl
JOHN J. VAkDERBILT,JAMHB TITUS,
nhHRY THNkEN, JEssB o. ROWAN
EDWARD HARVEY.
,. B. THOMPSON, Jrs ss,l
E'IRENAEs TRUST INSURANCE. oon
BAkY or BROOCLYN
Cash CAPITAL, sicOOOO,
Omoe NJ. Cur s,ree, toppoai,s City Hslil aNs
No Wal s,rse,, near Broadway, New Yora. =
OtgAnihed on lhn principle of paying one half lhk
profits above Ten per cont. W the widows and o.,
phAn's Fund n Wa Fire Depsrsnsnl q the CIV 4
Brooklyn.
DusoroA-
George Hal Nehem'h Knighs Jossph Hal
Aaron Degraw Gilbert L HAigh, arniih Fsnche
Thomn Clark Bruni Wyckod Peer b Andsyans
harry Messenger II FrO,hinghanAS Warren 8nodaI
WIN 0ooetn Israel ID Velsor n Lippan
Peter Duryee u Thorn, MD ~ Hnsfard
iona b B.ewar1 RchArdP BUCK WIN Wal
Low william Beard Joseph Felz
Hobart Ford Henry X Person0analisl Una
CrswfordC smiihksrcellus MAaseyN James
Henry d Peck d. Van Voorhls John N Hnku
John Glover John Sohenok ZB WAkan.a
I'll Robbins Fred. t Pea Valentine a Han
Ldv. Miller b Chit,endsu John J voorhsss
This Company csnunuss W insure buildings.
Merchandise, Dwellings, Household Furuisurs.
Vessels In port and their cargoes, and othsr proper
~, sgslns, loas damage by are, on ~ hvorsh,s
WIN. 81 RRKLI. Secretary,
in. wYCKoFP. Jr., Asasssni Bsa. N q.
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WASH WILBUR
THE
Frontier Hunter.
ny william VI. Bushnell
Author Of 'sThe Fosrns FEATHER" prairie Fire,"
"Alioe Morton, or, he Wfte
Medicine" 50, &o., &c,

Eut.rei - tatiE b. Ac Of UonCe~, &. the
C,rs's Dfcs " tns District Court u ths 6pusuer7
n, .tri,, 81 Now vork, by M,se- =. Beach, ih'
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
~ For TILE
ML5T,
VIA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
AND
sEw YORK CENTRAL RAILRokpS
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
DALI SUNDAYS 1oErTED AZ roLLowst
From Chamber 81. From a0th ~ -
l1'Oo, s,lb, 500 p n liisO A. n, sto, $50 ?. ri
h0nn''A and 'O iS.is Tram With sleeping ca
COMMENTING At AInisI WIN srw ros. onr.1l
GhiAoAD ron &C.
sGMENEcrADY, RoGHksrEz,
ROME, and Stations on BuFFAIo,
Tome and Wasortown NIAGARA FALL
hsairo~a' susPkNsIoN BkIps1
AUBURN GENEVA, CANANDAIQUA
frsins In connection leave BUFFALO and sos
PENSION, Via LAKE SHORE, BUFFALO AMI
ROAD, FOR HAMILTON, TORONTO, DETROIr,
CHICAGO, TOLEDO, MILwAUKIH FON D0
LAC, LA CROSSE, kADIsON, PRAIRIn Do
CHIKN, 0ALKNA, DUNLkTTH, DUBUQUE Pho.
RIA, ROCK BLAND, NUsCATiNk, IOWA orr
BURLINGTON, QUINCY, SPRINGFIELD, Az
ION, 81. Louis, CAIRO, TERRB HAUTH, N
DIANAPOLIB, LOUIBVILLn, CINCINNATI DAY.
TON, COLUMBUS, CLEVELAND, and al polrIs
WEsT, hoRTHwnsr and soUTHwksr,
NORTHERN ROUTE,
Connecting with trains a Troy, with Troy
BOSTON and RKNs. q SARATOGA ROADS, "a
SARATOGA, WHITEHALL, RUTLAND, Bus.
l'h9rON, ST. kLBANs, R0Uss POn7
PLArTsBURdH, oGDBNsBURaH, koHTRlAI
~, D.
LOCAL TRAINB
Leave New York 'oliowut
Fro.N Chambers street. From Thir1fstk sarsrl
POughkeopsis trAlnS g A. 80 A. n. and la,M A.
=. and 70 and s.15 P.M. go p. u
Psakakil train, $50 A. 80 A. T. and An D. 4
y. and 400 p. n.
Sing Sing train, e.tb Az 1910 A, ~, and - Ef
| and o, 10 .. ~
~ FRKIoHT ARRANGEMENTS By ,his roSs
~ above, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, tusl
the Depots in JuAhnKHa AND CANAL brKnlN, I'D
all times a. Iaporabb made by other Rdtlreaf
| Companies. The facilities Of lhls SreAi HHv
YORK ROUTE 70 ,he Weaa, oommend 10 70 ~
Confidence OF merchants and shippers for prosayJ
ness and dispatch.
| Passenger rkns with SMOKING and sL.nkT-i
| mo CARS run In oonnsctOn On the New FOG
Central Road.
/ For particulars ~ " local trains and frelSha n
rAngement, inquire n abe depot, e9 Warren ~
| jylHApS0'SAi A. =. SMITH, supertnsenhsR
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SULPTIUR AND vAPOR BATHS-TIMo-
- LAT'S old established, and the only genuine
sulphur baths in the United States Al Carroll
Place, Blocker ~ COR, o! Laurens, n. Y, SURF
cure for rheumatism, odds, Orupnons OF tht
skin, mercuriL Affections, chlls anu fever, &o
Given daily 10y d., A. L. TIMoLAr Il Co.'e2o AAc
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Il oAn Teeth Co.-PrActicA DentHs are inserting
BEAUTIFUL h Setts Of teeth a. % and $i0 pan salts
o. cents per tooth; warranted half the usuA price,
Hone and gold filing % Gel ~. sS4 bowery, oppo-
sila b,h A Prof Jean Barrels Tooth Ache Drops,
"a .lmogt lnstAntAneous remedy for this mosa en-
eruoiatina Of ali human maladiss. We have ths
ale agency In this city for the sale OF this world
r,noVned remedy. PIice % cents with directions,
Bsnt by mail receipt Of price, and postage, CTS
by the local application Of these drops 70 the gums
Two or three minutes teeth and roots mAy be En-
IrIcted, In most cases, without the sightest pain
Agents and druRgists supplied en- gros. tel0 SAAo'
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TIE NEW YORK iAnY sun
In sent TO subscribers regularly, every morning,
by MAIL, FOR IS A YEAR.
Direct W kosEs 8. BEACH, Proprietor 0rEhe Sun,
HEW SoRK CITY
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GOOD NEWS - GOOD NEWS REL
NYEAS RheumAt, Liniment Ia guAranteedt ~ cure
Q cases out Of l0-rheumAtsn, sore throat headache
crampF bruises, cuts cholic, neuralgia and numer'
GUS other dbordsrs the human frame IA subject 70.
100 certificates Of It's highly curative qualities can be
shown. Rheuuatsm Of { years duration, when al
other remedies have ailed, has been cured by this
most excellent remedy A fair trial ia AL we ask, and
speedy cure we guarantee. The Liniment, In 20
and 81 cent bottles, can be obtained at No. Wlleu
81, Grand, New York City. mhI 2iAo'IOo
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DILES-DITCHETTH AS SOLD HIS IN.
In this city. Thousands have been cured OF inter-
nal and external Piles lSee oertiGcaiea.l s id By
him at % Roosevelt ~ New York. Price 81 pen
bottle. The poor supplied gratis. MI 2sAG'l9f
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DYSPEPSIA CAN BE RELIEvED-ALl

DYSPEPSIA CAN BE RELIEVED-AIg
~ who doubt II should wy bOtals OF DIR. Bmi,hS
DYSPEPSIA ANNIHII4AT0R, for lhe speedy rs
lief Of Dyspepsia, indigestion, Los Of Appetaa,
Nausea and Sickness Of the Stomach, Fatulsneyi
Sc. This remedy will he found one Of the moS
agreeable and efcAnious articles eVer discovered tof
tie permanent cure OF thAa Distressing diseAsS--
DVsPEPB1A. Perseverance, with this medicine WI
ensure regularity Of she bowels al all times.
ara 70 easily procured with 30 liite regard 70 truth
II Al they can have no weight With discerning pub
Iic, Therefore, the proprietor Il Confident thAA
simple trial OF this Remedy viii establish It's chAi.
In use a the present day. For sale a. % Soutl
second 81, wfliamsburgh. To be had In Nsu
York, al OF Eighth ave. - Grand u, $50 Allsn,
H,tos ~ osnAa par bosAlA lao AAa-1oo
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NEW YORK TEETH COMPANr-ieS
~ Eighth ave, are inserting beautiful Setts o.
Ice.h on their atmospheric plates a. war prices =
sy and ~ per seii partial setis, 30 cents par tooAh
ca silver; bone Hlling 20 cents por cavity; god
nom 20 70 10 cents. All work warranted, ~ "
FRh1h ave. basweeu lotk and sOth SIS. feT 94Ao'lUt
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DR. HOYT, DENTIST. .,--
1901 BroAdwKy, doors Above sosh n, Inserts sssa
mi s,s ofIee,h on his proved AsmoSph edo plates
stIh or without extracting the roots, on gold "A loN
- 40; silver, Ss; rubber, $40; pAinA %; Arthda
me hlling tinaerted without psnl, % cts gold, %
work warranted. 10 SAS'lA
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RUR9.
ATTENTIoE LADIuI

A ThNr TSss iH 1umil u l
Ths old ESTABLISHED New York Fur nsnufac,1T-
ine c., Depot Sc Chatham =, of1sr gre..sr induce
nasn,s than ever. Now Il The time 70 - your win
isrv., frs.h. and The bes. sslecaed aock q Fwssls
Be hound, a Shs following very low r,ss.
wsssE Mink, Caps, Muf and Our
WISER Mink, han Cape hun and Gun ~ 10 loi
French Mini, Cape, Huf and Gun, y 70 80;
French MIMI, full u Cape, Mun and Guns 90 y
$50 80; French Sable, Cspe, hud and Cun- V
$40; French Mink Mufs, ~ 70 -; WA,@ Mink
Water and French Mink, French Sable and Ameri-
can Fitch and Rock Martin n Cspe., 20 70 IN,
victorines, 90 V t5; Sable, Stone Martin, Fitch
Martin, Mink Martin, Brook Mink and Grey ~.
IBERIA Squirrel equally ~ low, Hghen price PAID
Cor raw furs, Wis, Mink, musk rsA FOX 30: -,
FLEMING, Manager. NIL Vac ~
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MRDACpNRa.

DR. VAN HAMBERTS FEMALE MONTH.
LILY PILLS are safe remedy for obstruction,
&c, from odd, or any cause; 81 per box. For
coughs, colds, &c, Ayers Cherry PegtorI. Fol
serofllA, rheumatism, &c, Keneiys Discovery; each
81, ~ GUION s, I2T Bowery NY. mil I2lc'l1
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.)6 CENT HAIR DIE-BkSI In USE-
SC BRIESrs Columbian Hair Dye can bs had
:, 81 Eighth ave; $50 Allen n; Houston q. cor Av.
y; t4o Grand 81; tlb Hudson -; 1876 Sixth av; Be-
md ave. and 9Oth -; BIS Eighth ave, 1876 uudsoS
a.; 2T2 Division 81, tss Fourth ave-; II Avenue o;
lnd ia Division %. BRooELYN-l06 Fulton -; $50
Durt st cor Myrtle ave- and CARL st and corner
Franklin b Myrtle AYES. Wu.LIAnsBURan-0rAnd
rect, Nos SO, 100, Pos 2l2 and 3T9; South 9th And
S.h; South 9th and It'll South 81 and pan also by
'0iliiAmsburgh. between SECOND and Third Streets
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EOR THE PILES.
Il DR.. UPHAMS Electusry Is certain onre for
Piles, Costiveness, and Liver complaint. Sold by
y. G. WELLS Il CO., ll5 Franklin n, and Al DR..
UPuAM's Medical ofica, 3sT Fourth 81, Sd door
tron shs Bowery, between Bowery and Brnadwsy
lA6 I2ac'i32
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JER1xy
Hampton Junction wi,h Delaware, Laokswsse,
Western Railroad, AaEi n Eastou with Lahigh Va.
ley Railroad and " oonnections, forming dirsiI
liRs ~ PITTSBLRG sud this WHIST, wi,hous ssrkSt
Of oArsi
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing March 81. 1904. Leave New YuSs
as follows -
Reading, Pot,syle, Harrisburg, ksuoh OhuAS
NAL TRAm-N IAN, for Ea-son, w.ssr S~sS
BcrAntnn, Gree, Bend, PtssonI WnkesbeTr~ ,ses
IL NJ TpRouaH TRAH-for Eston, nsaAs
Chunk, wllliAmspot, R"~danS' fosaSVle' h-nS
aPE Iunouen TRAE--rof EAsaon, BcahIAhsei
Allentown and MAuoh oAunk.
$50 Pm. WAY TRADI--For Bomarville.
sOOP. Western kEpreu for Eas,on, AlenAcEt
Reading, Harrisburg, Fsasburgh, and the NSsi
Sleeping Car 'ro Jsrsas City through 70 SsSi
SurG ..,a,.n,r,
| The GAM. Express Train from New York axTt1
| al Harrisburg Al p N. oonnectinR Eaaa and Wsti
on Pennsy wanna Central Railroad, Northern OsAArtt
Railroad North and South, and wi,h Oumbsrlni.i
Valley RAilrnAd.
| TIE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOB IN
| WET
| leaves New York n p. NJ daily lBundAyN sxosrt,
| edl making Gloss oonneCtion ., Harrisburg WtI
| Pennsylvania RAlroAd-vith no change Of cars y
| PtIsburR and bui one W Cincinnati and Chlaaos
| Four hoirs time IL saved by taxing this train.
| ELIZABBTuPORT AND NEW YORK PEREY
1 Leave New York nom Pier No. North River, 4
l. 10 and Il. 90 A. NJ, $50, $50 and 0. 40 p. NJ
| The boats stop n Bergen Potni and Mamie.
Harbor every trip zach way,
| aulO lY'lOc. JOHN c. ssrERNB, suParinssndss
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ITO TIE NERVOUS OF BOTH REXRS-A

ITO THE NERVOUS OF BOTH SEXES--A
Il retired Clergyman having beOn restored
health In few days, amer many years OF great ner
vuUs suffering, l. willing 70 assist others by sanding
Sreel a copy a. she prescription used. Diret ih'
Rev. JOHN N. DAGNALL, 1856 Fulton 81, Brook
yn, NY. ssY ttse-l1
~ CENTS PER BOTTLE-FURMAN'S
4 celebrated RHEUMATIC ANNluIL ATOR,
r the cure Of RI eumatsn, NeuralSia, Bore IhrnS,'
a. can ALWAYS be had in New York, at CAM
BRiII5, cor. Eighth ave and 2sth q. HEED x
CO. cor Allen and stanton sta, and cor ave. ID
and Houston ats. SANBORNs, 2l2 DIVISION 81 :
LITILEDALE'S, 1917 BoWery MALLoh's' cor
second ave and 5Oth sts., and by Druggists gene
rally, Price only Twelve Cents per b1tte. mh4 Gao
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This Company insuras property Of Al hinds ss,tna
Io.s Or Dau,se D. Gre, on ~ avorsbls ,srms 4
TsUNIs J. ByRanL Prsadr-s
JANIS n. THOMPSON, Jr., SER,
9EO, W. HUNT, Aaslssanl
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THE
i IAFAYSrTr TTRs IfyUBArcs uotRAHp
on BROOKLYN.
OrgIru. nRAru 0STfws
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