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THz sTArE OF THINGS N NEw URLLASs.-
4 letter ID the Cincinnati G0-rfe. dated
jan. 2liu. from a gentleman Just OF from
New Orleans. gives some interesting facts
about that city. The writer denies pos
lively the existence Of aay Union feeling IN
New Orleans. lie says there was o sup
pressed Union sentiment there until the Is
sue ot that astounding proc.4matJrv cfl
bY General Phelps Inns was immediately
caught up ana repubiished by every SlutE
err Journal, aud It's effect upon the UnIu
cause he repTv,euts - n 81; hI.etu. Business.
excepting 90 sl--rs, Is utterly prJsueseL
u-. t-e military enthusiasm i Uuanatel -
laa-e ~ many iaucy regiments, mp1ssd
q .-s.V- u. I-- 4.-lI-r classes. which
--.l ra--.l y. aud Eeer o. O. great rivalry
among Themselves anl 81 classes seem. #
Il----.e IL re let=-mi mel o. ns1t the f-ht
out, anu plssessel OF 40 Iutluse- haired e.
tie l Mon -uc Jae Nlrta, ta4u wen be-
ut down, Two months and d hat agJ.
View Orleans - represented as having been
made almost ImTreSu4l.c. The slell road
and every avenue u approach % the CITY ar
defended by very powerful batteries. sweep
M them i1r mIl->, while 900 either siis
ielled trees form an ImVeuetrable abattIs out
MS tae -w-mF. Aal 90 mau the fortifcs
rJus and AID IN ,la defence. they have
ilrcs q ~ less Z $40 $4,000 men, under Ma.
Gen Lowell
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Il4-rEE MAGAzNE Tor February opens
WIKI tie 1i,a and last article on the e.. Coast
Rangers" ty q. Eoss Brown. I- is charac-
terized By the sane hu45r t.at peryadsd It's
predecessors. and abou15s 10 caucaturish
c1u illustrative o. che article. The articles
ou making money w-.-l have appeared ID
previous numbers. a. continued IL the issue
before Us, the pes one 5-.a- d description
Of the operations o.. SIZE American BANK Note
Company. i, i, I-5iu---y aud elegantly
illustrated, and affords much va.uab.s IL
tormstl1n 90 tie So .i-c- Of aluk note en-
craving TINS article Is alone worth twice the
prise ot the nun o-.a7 Farm ty Trll-
l5T-, -n- F-Ilp IS Ia4cl rlv, are c1u,iD-
us- ---.--. -.7.-L chapters. Mistress
aul Maj .- t-e c.ls a. e. story. 5y n .ss
Mulch the author o. De- john l-uE.z. Gen
teu1u, %. which w. h.r Pho elen.o.
chapter ID the present u.la.- . -..l maya
zine. .. W-s-ra-,.- lr-- ami &C. The
" hisky Instruction" AZ ls.l-i--. --tic..s.
wti,h contain 10 d small compass much that
Is Of interest There are lighter articles
IF in,ere.t.-and the monthly record Of cur
rent events. the Editors Easy Chair. and
tn EHtor's Drawer are spread out before
the rcloer as usual
Flr sll- ~ Fuller
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-31

The expenses Of the C. ) government FOR
the last eight months have beer. enormogs.
To raise an army OF mcre taln 100000 lraz
and q large navy from raw material, snd
by persons for the must part quite s-zxpe-
rienced in the business, 10 furnish III the
arms and equipments neces ary. ~. d store
for their subsistence. cou d not be Other.
wise than a most ezYersiv- orsr.ton.
Putting aside all the enormous f-srt.
that have unqaesti5- ably b.ea ct
mitted, it Is hardly o,siIls, II the haste r.
quired' but that ne-ny bad bargains fl- the
government Sud have been rsads, many
oiunaeTs >SLnmitted, md large SUNS laid
ou'' " 81 with more tF-c and experience
mif q hnve ban save. These losses We may
lef7t 20 re y ,isslt measure avoided aor the
future. The great ou;lavs ior arms and
munitions Of war need not Be much longer
continued Additions wiz Of course need
to be maze, but on e les scale than hither-
to. And the expense Of r77iRg the
army is not te hs incurred again, at least for
this Rebellion. But the expense Of maintain
ing II mus; continue, and cannot be greatly
diminished. There cannot be any saving
made there, Of any cOnst4 uence, without a
loss N efficiency which w0uld more than
eouaterb-Iance tie gain 10 dollars. How
then is the nat.allI expenditure 70 be cuI-
tailed On- of the Washington letter
writers states this % tie enormous figure u
/ four millions cay Gl- suppose, that on
the average j. De- one half as much-the
total ioI the year becomes au appalling sun.
How is 10 10 be metz Cur down salaries,
proposes one. Vel, suppose the salary Cf
every government ofeIal reduced twenty FIVE
Der csut. now TAR does The saving 70 towards
/ $4,000. 900 OF even $4,000 900 q DAY And
as q general thing tae salaries are not ca
cessiye now, and tie temptations offered
70 bribery and corruption By saiaries toe
low. viii be greatly iucrcss-t.
Reduce the pay # army .a- navy OIL
1 cers. says another. Ar. t.sy will paid ~
then WllN n" I-ey --'. .- ----is- Us
OF INSTANCES lett bushes That Was bringing
them much LrseF returns lh4H ilaiF pay
gives them they risk everything i'T '11ir
country anu '-'lsl We I-s' --- i---ii'
'-l -i The army "o1-- n'' i'f " NON l'
o7 s--Aea 1y 7ull q measure anu '1-' o1'
en- mics "oU'' not nave it 20 7'-' III d SIN =''
instance tnai al III eI Fe7iInel ''iAn7e De
Wa Iii-ESia' YET IL "ould 'e exceed nsiy Dad
policy To damlfu me a7a'F % Guy brave
men uy the Thought 'aa- ''e =-T'7nmen'
I they are fighting g. VrI,aa-. e.---l--el that
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-31

That sar.wi 3 stln business nan, .-
hv leather trade. wuJse account Of afaI-s 81
the south b. been so largely copied from
t1t Cincinnati Gc-ete, the TrGTsc-77' state
Is youi man. twenty three years Of az
CLERK ii a leather store. q native Of GeorE
with one brother II the Clnieie- ate ar11v
and another who was badly wounded At n
ING salute when Virginia passed the 1ri.-
nance Of secession
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AccIpkNI -nrtar 81

AccIDKNT. - :, uriay al, moon ator
taii past fivv, an uur-.y aoIse fastened 10 a1
awning POST III ir-A- VI Il. ;. Whites 2
cry stor- Oh Church street, pulled It down
ana tie awning II is ial struck Mrs. Wslsh
who was passing, huT.ins her severely.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-31

horse-tancier, visiting Montpelier. sta--
TED out one morning to visit the famous
statue Of Ethan Allen. As the marble fgurs
OF the old general was pointed oct, and hH-
mistake appeared TO hin. he turned avs
with LOOK Of great disappointment. say
ing SIS that 1t , Only man It's To
bad thought it was the hgrse
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-31

CARE FOR PRISONERS The following has
been issued by tie War Department
This Department rce, guiEes a. the FIST OF itJ
duties 90 take measures for the relief CT the b,ve
men Who, havIns imported their lives IN tae
military service % Government, arc uou r-i-l-
ners ana captive Il is therefore ordered that
W. commissioners be appointed e. visit the citv
OF Richmond II Nirgiai-. ana wherever 80 49,
seners oeionging g. 1he Amy @. tue United st.tss
may te held, and there take such measurrs &c
msy he needed % provide for the wants and eon-
u1oEte 60 the comfort c. such prisoners. a: tie
e19enso o. the Jaits1 States. o. sz-h sx,e-t as
may b permitted b. tue authorities under whom
suco prisoners are hclG
(oiEued) EUWIE 81 STANTON,
Secretary q AZ ="
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The NashvIle-L0uisville Courier say that
II Sen. Buell's army marches south. It vi.
encounter numerous Confederate soldiers. W
rave no doubt that good many OF them
VIII tai n IS t-9t.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-31

4 friend wrItes u irum k.r nd that
oals in that vicinity Will wd- four
IL sly lbs less per bushel than usual. 1t is
thought the myrIads III insects, (called
wheGi-llce,) that covered the grain last
fall Is the cause Of 1t.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-31

tIRE- There w. o. -eri9us fire N N,w
York On Saturday night. Oh Fulton Street.
destroying many buidiu4s and causing :
loss OF nearly million OF dollars.
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surplus, but what his surprise on Henry's
appearance with large roll OF the parer ,ior
want OF which little Pc. is a uiierer.-POst
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-31

The British residents Of Mobile have or
ganized into a company for home defense.
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Ii, therefore, one of these mornings, the
inhabitants of Western Vermont and North
ern New Hampshire wake up and find them-
selves the subjects of Queen Victoria, they
may be thankful that the change has not
come upon them without suitable fOrewarn-
ing by the author of the article referred to-
What happy thing it is too, that there are
no not over scrupulous or CONSCIENTIOUS
folks on the other side of the Atlantic -
But don't they raise some tall fools there
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-31

O. d FiAgg. OF Richmond. has been sp-
pOlnrea Drum M1lo. IN the sth Regiment.
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The New York Ere Poa gives an account
Of al interview with John Parker. a 90 con-
traband 90 who was IN the rebel service from
March Jas; til lately The Pos, says, that
after a rigid cros. questioning, II is SATISFIED
OF the general ruth Of his statements. Parker
10 q stout healthy mulatt1 man, ajlu; 40
years Of age, born IL Virginia. who YVES
hired cot l.s, March - therc5el Government
TO work upon batteries and trenches az
Winchester. some extracts from has state
ments as given in the Ege Pos, az inter-
estns
IN the course o. conversation. Pa-ke- described
MS view 4 he battle o. bull Run. 81 follows
- hen did you leave Riohuoul s7
" Discharged bout fust Of J uHe. went hone O.
plantation. Master lived near bull run he
went into the Amy then, vita tvo youn. ma
tiers, and the 'cruitiug man came sn1 -ot the
ovcrseer, and old mistress auu young mistress
lock ~ al ou' dillng-roou, and hey 20 way.
an leave o % keep aouse; don't know VaeIe.
We spcct gone % the Tree stiles
-Wa4i o-aA-ae Of you. an wat cd yJu SAVES
do"
"Ob, ~e Jisi cat and "a. 81 vc could. aud took
care OF ourselves, Cldu't DC nothing The srmy
took sVay 81 pair mules, SIX pair oxen and give
master bonds for en-
Did all the master. g. to tie am and leave
their slaves ~ home
Yes, Just you can't fnd one uaste- IN Ii
country All gone, al gone
' But how came you IN TIE E-uv'"
"Oh, there come- oflcer and takes al the
bes- " rs 10 drIll down 70 bull ku-.
" How many ooiored persons were there in the
am az Bull nun -
zone whole regiment o. free eolored pers1ns,
and two regiments slaves among the ~hits rsei-
mems, one company 70 each. All white OF Gers
hat did you do then ="
" We jist drilled, drilled, drii,eJ-swab. load.
charge cannon in the mask batteries rt Sui
hun
How many masked batterics we've there Al
Bull Run
our. The fust jist over 10 tn -a-ns-o me
wheat field; the soeond-tLar'. "a .D
curner, right down in the wood az ne 10 ...-
that's mine-st the lett size u Wnua. Id a..
then the fourth way back. All cross urr ADD
cross-cross. Dc lust fourteen guns. other
twelve, the three-thst's miue-iourteen -uns.
he ether ter.
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CoUSTERTETr MoSET, Is circulating n
the camps and u and about Washington.
On Friday the police made several ~ re-ts
and among the effects of one OF the parties
were found about four hundred dollars II
notes OF denominations Of one, three. I've
and ter, the counterieits being % Penn
sylvania Township Bank, Western Bank o.
Philadelphia, Farmer Bank Of P0tts7Ii-a.
WILLIAMSBURG Bank, Warren Bank. Mas
Atlantic Bank, Bost1n, Montpelier BsaA
Southport, Conn. Bank, Commercial BAnk
Rhode Island, Waterbury Bank, farmer
Bank Lancaster. A quantity q spurI7d-
halves and quarters have also hssa sriz"f
On Wednesday there was cast a. Age
4 Co.'S foundry, South Boston, the L.
OF twenty eleven inch riaed columtia1s -
the government. This firm contracted :.
furnish fifteen Of thess pieces Of heavy o.
nance within ninety days from the -als 2.
the contract. and viii nave them nnlshs-
within that time. Inc remaining nve po"-
ertul pieces viii BE- finished II very rev
Gays after. These colUmb.a3s weigh
tors each.
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GEL EAIlLl.
" How long dId you drill and did you know
when the attack was 70 De made >"
q o yis; Dc, Just knew four Eve DAYS Al The
time aiore, drilled and changed cannon more p
d month. o, dis sic4 aurry, sioh preparation:
dey knoSed when you troops come The lust
charge you drove Us over de Run; then we al
get IN de tre-caes. Dis saturday, bout one or
two O'Clock, tsht till eighteen our guns die
down. sou. eight General johnson come down
run " inchsster with ten thousand troops "a
function. Dis ) er two Railroads come in two 20
out, and q canal, ana we call it Junction Burs-
gard Ike way down The hill; his aid de caur
rue 10 him tell the news.
=" Great many troops come from Richmond TIA.
night, 40,0JO at Bull Run ssturd, v morning.
90, ~D0 At junction; johnson come from " iuobss
ter with ten thousand. We stHy il mssked bae-
terry Ail night; ready in the morning; commence
fighting SUNDAY N rning seven o'clock At nius
or en- the cars bring up troops from Junction.
reiniorce oY'VoO al noon troops all up a, three
O'Clock Begin with the heavy cannon in the
morning till two clock; the muskets under the
cannon. sunday morning sherman battery 70
round the wheat field and fire. Ere on the battery
down IN the woods; but 1t did not answer ill the
first battery IN corner Of thv wheat feli open and
dey jis' had the estsrry tween two fires; took
EN- all. Six brass guns.
"N hen your troops charge the musket We ruu
benin the trenches. Our guns kill most as you
could not see us. Fight I'll niLs o'ciock-iist
light 50 as to see. ben cey both run all run list
g. towards Richmond anu Junction, till aid-ds-
camp tell Beaureg4rd you run; den de COO uIack
Horse Cavalry just follow you, chase you clear to
Alexandra.
TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER OF TEE REsELs.
"l on prIsners went to Richmond, and de band
play Way 10 DIxle's March ali de way Ke.t
repairing all dc une-frAid bigger battle.
"Buri-d dead ones; ,ooE tee trseks. De COL
onei KEEP paper and pen; ~ Dig rezeAss e,gh
feet dssp, pat pat one sei9Is- t1cy one tofse-
ugh IN tr,sch and ooDsr an. lake ali de rlurs
dc locksts, De money, coats de shoes. trowseTs,
aud eorything Of put all money rinss, in boz
t. SEND 10 hiehmono. some bad all cut TO pieces;
sOne not buried for long time; buIzards-oh,
hundreds, hunireds-bite and pick out nsr ewes;
DC fust thing they look for is de eye; pick der
tacei dey smell bad. Colored pus-ons not like 70
take of der Clothes At all. be Colenel keep nam
Der, eIgnt II al trenches; can count trenches
now; none Of our troops ard yea put together
AL separate
'HOw many Of your troops were there killed p d,
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
BALTIMORE B OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE ; OHIO RAILROAD.
&Al
PASSENGER TRAINS ISs FROM WASHING
On an. IN, All, SUNDAY, MAY ss.h, 1859,
WASHIN0fON, BALTIMORE, AND
THE WEST
VIII run a. follows:
ftcs Daily 1$asss bsttcses Waskisgtos aad Bal
isgton and tAs West On Sxndays, tpe
TTaiss to Baltimore and ons to
p....,,.,. 70, N. w. 1s West: 49,, -. :,
fsnaSa i 9se E9Pn 60
Ts saa Es sa g for 81 points s
81 IS NV M.sh ing !. T. "A,
And s s.s s?s I'll h POINTS WEST
ROAD, leave " sshlngton At 30 .. m. and pm.
and on Ssndays at p. m.
YRAINs MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New York at Q. m; Phi sdslphis IISs.
m; Baltimore sls p m. Arrive az Washington 50
Leave New York Ut ,. m; Philadelphia 10 gp.
baIaEore $50 D. m. Arrive ct washington
Leave New York At II ?. m 1; Phi.del,hi. $50 ..
m; Baltimore 7.&o .. m. Arrive 1t WsshinEtoi
L & AcsOmnoe..ion Trans Leave B.l.imor.
'nSss saaa:y. u .ns i and 1 e. m on, from Bait.
more. No Annnpous connections on Sunday from
Baltimore or Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington at 100 O. m,
md 300 ,. m, and Baltimore ut 7.4O q. m, and
10 ,. M, make connections at Washington Juno
lon, (hetey) with trains on Baltimore and Ohio
hatlroad, tor al points West of the Ohio river,
and Tor al points a. ong the liue of Baltimore and
ONO road, IN Mary land and Virginia.
Trains leave AnnspOlls for Baltimore Snd WASH
lngton daily, except Sundays, at SIS 8. m. and $40
Pm.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington ct 8 90 q.
N. III O. m. and p. M, and Baltimore 81 Soand TO
m, ana $50 p. m. STOP only at Aaaapolss and
Wdshtsgton JxHcttons
WAY Passengers must take the Accommodates
1ratns oS1y, w. p. SMITH,
IA ~ msste. OF TRANSPORTATION.
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pelorr GslsS shattered and dis Iler tsEl1L
eassd system, purifying and enrichinf the l. God
restoring the tIek, suffering invalid 20 HsaIfh SD
rnrR, 10 no r1sfAkr ABOUT m.
It VIII cure Liver Complaint, DysDepsla, Disr-
rh6a, Dysentery, Headache, Depression Of SHlnu,
Fever and Afue, Inward Fovor, Bad Bresth. OF
any disease or the Liver. Stomach or Bowels.
IL Ss1tHsmen: 40 yos wish 20 b Healthy
DLadies 90 you want the Bloom Of Health 20
mount % your oheeks syain3-then 20 at once and
Get MtLsass SfrsssfArstsf Cordial ssd Rlssf
Psrtfsr, Delay not moment; II 10 wsrrsr I'D %
give ssusflcnon. 10 viii cure any disease Of the
Kidneys, Womb, or Bladder; Painting, ObttrEote1
Mens6psnon, Failing Of the Wonb, Bsrrennsss,
Of any disesse arising from Chronic or Nerves.
roR ouLDRlH.
Do you want your defeats, siokly, puny ChIdrsz
- be Healthy Strong and obuety-fben rive Ehen
NsL<ss,s Srestfkssssg Cordial, see the directsnz
on eech bett.sl u IL delicious 20 lake.
III One table spoonful, taken every morrirG
lksnng. IN sure preventive against ChflH aRd
Fever, yellow Fever, Cholera or any prevailing
UCAyneH-Bevares Of Dr.rsists and Rs.Iers
ssyIns i ia lsIts a. Iood. There are even rs6 IAsl
enopEh TO sfeal rart Of my nsre 20 dab their vILN
Seceotons, Aveld suck lnssmeu mann and
Their vilklnora compounds, AK Ter DR.. j. n.
MsLeAns strengthening Cordial and Blood PyTi-
tsr; Sake nsthi5f elso 10 10 ne cnly remedy that
tine sflIxsfnrk and IavIscIIsI the whole or
Eelissnsns itnl ttl1 n Large Bcstes-sl PEI
tr. y. II. MCLEAN, Sol. Proynetor,
Corner third snd Pine sta, St. Louis, DE.
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DIR. kcLHAN's UNIVERSAL PILLS

~ Lsse Ce~ylstss, Bflltossssss, Hssds<k<, "a
There has neve- bcen eatkoyfis medicine offered
20 the pu olo, that has gwen such entire ratsfas-
non ~ McLsss's Ussst:al Pulls.
Beng entirely vegetable. they are PERI oty In
nooent and can be taken BY the tend or InSrt;
yet prompt and powerful in removing al Bissoas
seoreuone, Aolo or Impure, Feted Matter from tbs
Stomsch. In ftct, thew are the only Pills thai
should Be used in malarious districts
They produce no 6TpInT, SicEness or Pam in the
stomsoh or Bowels, though very active and search
III PER opersuons Promoting healthy secre-
rpm Billousness, Headache and Foul StoTntoh,
yhen 30 cheap remedy can be obtaired! Keep
mem constantIy on hand; q single dose, taken il
season, may prevent hours, days, and months Of
acfness. Ask for DIR. J. n. MoLean's Universal
fhls Take no other. Being COATED, they ere taste
ioeG Prlce only 81 cents per box, and can be sent
oJ mall 70 any part Of tie gnItel States.
Corner Third and Pine sta, ST. Louis, Mo.
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IA Z IN - il M A1.
frsstsssd ~ Hsfsl Lsffsrs Pstsss Of Esrl&sx,
SO ssssssd ~ fks Sssls Of fks Essls d Pass.
sacn % fsrts, SD fks IsyssS&l csllsfs q
Asxtssss, Tfesss.
yRIEsEMAH rel
Us e1eetsA remedy for RELAXATION, SPu-
HAfoAxz0A and kxHAssTTor on I'm ersYTn.
TRIEsEMAR No. q,
SemIlsfeu And entirely ersdicstes all traces e
tasse alsorcsrs, for which Cobsiva ana Clbebs
zn ~, feferSly peep thought an snpdote, 20 the
nsA. pSss
IkIESENAK Ns.s .,
fhs great and sure remedy Of the ciyllised vsrIS
~ Al tmpurccs OF the system, as well az seoood-
~ symPtoms, obviaung the destructive use Of
Mercnry, as Vel a. other deleteriOus IntredIepts.
- Nhlol ~ me SarsaBArills IN the world cannot
reneve.- t1lHsKnAk Noa. Ia and are alife de-
void q nfte or mel. and Of al nsuGcatinf susi-
Ses. they are In the form Of q loSenre, Srd nav
ns en- ne tsilst taos v1tkeut thsr use being s1s-
Sec Y q. ssses q % sssh, or fe.r Q, cases /,
&c ior 500 N "a cssess thus saving 90, "a
omi 4Wigsersd p vspeaa, LSleRAnd, RouI, ke-.
low Isl f sIs.s aes T ,ss. b 9R a. RAs
Dssfal streetc New York. Immediately on 70
apd sadrssssd soosrdinS 70 ne instIsstisns
fSSll.hss also BY Oh. BARROW, thu. ,o,.l.r
NC psesGfr lly Illustrated medical work, BSmsn
fretQ, Price - oenta. 7riesenar and Boof osI
op1lnsc ~ sySsiaa asthsritI ffsu Q. c. P0RD,
- stofeen. ". ~ ss ls-tT
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DIR. J. b. McLKAN's VOLCANIC OIL LIN.
IMENT

zatbsu Exfsrss! - sac World Tor Mes o. Bsasf.
NE OF decrepItpde and msery By the use Of this in
vA1sole LIpIment IL viii relieve fAip most IN
stAntaneo1fly, and 10 viii cleanse, PuTify and heal
ne foulest Sore n an incredible short time.
AtLtess Foleasse Oh Listrsssf " ~ relieve the
moet lnveterete Gases of Rheumatism, cout, or
EegraltiA- For Paralysis, CentFsoted MGscles,
snnness or Weakness m the yoints, Muscles OF
LikkmenI, II VII never fail. Two sBfiioahon
Sll cure Sore Throat. Hsadsohe or Earaehs. For
r 1nns, on Soads. OF any PAN, 10 10 an 1nftntols
nRle remecL Keep It always on hand
fIenterr, Farmers, or any one havlnr chsrrs of
nersee, Viii save money BY using MoiIean'e Vol-
esnio OL Llniment. It lie SPEEDY md infsIiibs
care fer sails Sprslns, Chsfes, SvellInr, Lame
pee, Sofes, wounds. Scratches, or sny extsrna
siseAss Try IL, and yol val be convinced.
0k- J. n. MCLEAN, Sole ProDnetor,
nEsn G. s7ors, w.ssibLS,snt isl q.
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1907 THE T1sei
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
Epu1UseHwz

kennsylVanla Central Railroad,
with its oonneotlons)
IL a FIRST CLASS ROUYE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORTi
STONE BALLAsTED ANl
FREE FROM DUsT!
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROssR
FROM BALTIMORE.
THkxE DALI fIAIns IRON
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH
TWO Of them making
ussx CONNECTIONS AT nARRIsYyls
HoKTHEkN cE MIR Al az RAIL ROAD,
and forming
TIE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
WARRINGTON And BALTIMORE
% al points in the
w1sr. NsR-E-wrsr AND soJrH-wlsf.
pany, Calvert Station, BALTIMORE.
ss!snSt3 si'.Ysns Ger. on sH N,g6s Tss.s.
S1so<sng Saloon Cars en- ~ Trains.
Passengers viii take the q M. and >. "a. train.
aTinnI In Baltimore st7-sO q. N. And Is p. m.
mae Esf ~ 2,
ssfs .t ,. m. and Les .: m there connsctin.
Railroad for ii ,s II III q .hs 9s: c'ns'
FkEIaHTS.
By this rsuts. frcishts OF an can be
g6Hherdea 70 And from any point on the Railroads
~ Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin
lewA, or Missouri, BY Raflread dirsct.
Ihe Pennsy wanna Central Rsilroad Also connect
fittseurE with Steamers, BY which 6oods car
p forwarded to any port on the Ohio, Muskinsum
nsntuoEH, Isnnessee, Cumberland, Ilinoia, Mia
nslIk, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, ATkacsar
ena Ned RIyersi and ~ Cleveland, Sane usky ans
Osicaso with cleaners to all Northwestern Eakes
Ierohfns and shippers entrustirE the tran spoT-
ns!cn ef their Freight to this Com,sny, oar rslJ
VIZ oGndence on It's sycedy trAnst.
TIE HAEES OF FREIGHT to and from suy
kslnt IN the Nest, BY the PsunEJ lTapIs Csntrr.
Hslrosd. s1s q az tiHss as ysseTsbis IS sg1
sAafEsG ~ sfhsT Rsilrs cad Cex,y ansss. :
Be ksrt,esiar to mark packages WA PED
hAeRAW LOONS, Frsir 1t Arsnts,
No. s0North street., Ealtimere
ErOQH kEWlS SeaI Snperint't, AItoo ns,. Pa
u, aOvs7oN, Gsn1 Freight Agent, Pbils
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sss PKNNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
a.'5 tsouth side,)
Bssws~ NsssA ed TsasA spssss, .
recommend for the coming warm season shei,
unsurpassed stock Of
Clarets, stll and SPARKLING
Hooks and NIoselIe wines,
nom the well known houses:
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Messrs. MoEas & RsrPlLI,
Frankfoft-on-the- Main
HooiHIrn JoINi s1ocr CONTAIN,
Hockheim- on-the- Rhine,
J. Champagnes,
OF ALL FEE WELL KNOWN BRANDS.
We guarantee to satidy everybody at the low.
ess market prices, and solicit an early can.
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