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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-07
SANITARY CONVENTION.

10 tie SOLDIERS Aid Societies." ,Societie.
'ladeT the Auspices Of the '.rlo,ga SANITARY
|, Commission "Loyal Leagues" ana
soldiers Christian Commission" and ali
OTHER did Societies IN the State of Io,o0
The undersigned. rejoicing in the success
that has attended the efforts of the friends
Of the Soldiers, in sending supplies to the
sick, wounded, and destitute in Field and
Hospital, have, nevertheless, observed
that their efficiency might be Yerv greatly
increased, il perfect harmony, and bet
ter understanding could be secured be-
tween the different organizations and lead
ing citizens. One of our State Agents adj
yses that all contributions sent from the
State. should be consigned to some House
IN st. Louis. where, we learn, they are de-
hvered to the western Sanitary Commits
son, are merged into the common stock
and are sent to the Army and Hospitals,
wherever, IN the judgment of ITS AGENTS,
supplies are most needed, without refer
ence to their origin. The officers of the
Iowa Sanitary Commission advise that all
contributions from Iowa should be forwar-
ded TO the Chicago Branch of the INA
tional Sanitary Commission" and through
their officers and agents, to the Army and
Hospitals. When sent through this chan
nel we learn that our goods are, as in the
other case, merged into the common stock
at Chicago, and are never afterwards
known as Iowa goods. Others, ignoring
these arrangements, have been CARVING
supplies directly to the Field and Hospio
| tails under permits from the Secretary of
War.
And others of high social position of
commanding influence, of undoubted be-
nevolence, and large means, have stood
aloof from all organizations and individu-
al efforts, believing that selfish motives
and personal interest have prompted too
many of those who have been the most &C
tive in these enterprises. On these ac-
counts many of those, the most efficient at
the beginning of the War have become
lukewarm, and many Societies have sus-
pended operations.
1t is proposed, therefore, that Conven-
lon shall be held at the city Of Des Moines,
Iowa, commencing on Wednesday, the 18th
Gay of November. to be constituted OF del
egates from the Ladies' Soldiers Aid Socl-
cues, the Societies cooperating with the
Iowa Sanitary Commission, Loyal Leagues,
Soldiers Christian Commission, and all
other organizations in the State, which
nave made regular contributions for the
welfare of the Soldiers, for the following
Purposes:
lst To devise the necessary means to Sc
cure harmony between the various organi-
zatlons, and the cooperation of the people
vi the State, so as to crown our mutual Ell
lorts with higher degree of success.
"a. To consider whether it is best to for
ward our contributions hereafter as here
yoiore through the western Sanitary
o'ommission,' the Chicago Branch of
me National Sanitary Commission as
SaVised, or whether some other means and
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-07
George g Wright. Judge Supreme Court,

George q Wright, Judge Supreme Court
keosauqua;
Edward X Styles, Ottumwa;
j w Norris, I"
Saml F Miller, Judge Sup Court U S;
James Wright, Sec State;
Chittenden, Keokuk;
w p Davis, NJ D, Des Moines;
&c Cole, Des Moines;
M Spencer, d D, Pres State Universi.
ty, Iowa City:
c Nourse, Attorney General
} w Cattell, Auditor Of State
VIM M Stone, Governor elect
Kew Jno K Effinger, Iowa City;
f Bissel, Dubuque:
f W Palmer, Editor State Register, Des
Moines;
Ezekiel Clark, Iowa City;
VIC Woodward, Clerk United States c
Court, Muscatine;
B Baker, Adjutant General
J Teesdale, P NJ Des Moines:
John f Dillon, Judge elect, Supreme
Court, Davenport;
w H f Gurley. U Dictrict Attorney
VIM Duane Wilson, Sec. Ag'l. College,
Des Moines:
o Faville. Supt. Public Instruction
Ihos T Withrow, Chm Rep Committee
Fred Hoops, Editor Gazette, Davenport;
d p Stubs, +"
Geo Achison, "
J A McKenney, I"
S o Butler, Muscatine;
John Mahin, Ed Jour. Masculine
Hamilton Beatty, Fairfield;
James Wilson, NJ I"
DR.. shedd. Denmark
Geo. l. Epps, 6
Harlow Mills, "
liant 7 yV;fbrnp- Colo,,
III Price, NJ G Davenport;
Rev A kynett, Cor. Secretary Sanitary
Commission.
D L MeGugin, M D., Surgeon, q S V.
Albert Head, Capt. Co. T, 10th Iowa Inf.
A G Latham, Keokuk;
Freeman Knowles, Surg. &C.. State Vol.
D A Carpenter, Maj 9th Iowa Infantry
c A Williams, Keokuk;
S S Conner, p"
A I McCurdy, +"
J B Grinnell, Nj. c., GrinneH
Rev P Ingalls,, Mt. Pleasant.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-07
discovery of Startling Rebel
Plot in Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Nov. IAN extraordinary
case OF treason has recently come to light
duplicating several persons in this CITY
columbus, Covington and Newport, in con.
spring to release the rebel prisoners at Cam1
Chase and overthrow the State Govern.
ment. The conspiracy was brought to light
by United States detectives, who were sun.
posed by the parties implicated, to be spies
from the rebel army, and were treated with
full confidence.
The plot, as disclosed to the detectives
was that an attack be made on Camp Chase
release the prisoners confined there, mum.
bering $500, seize the Arsenal at Column.
bus, take possession of the Penitentiary,
release John Morgan and other officers coli.
fined there, and then was to commence q
rebel campaign in Ohio. United States
Marshal Sands and Provost Marshal Reanv
in the plot:
Chas: W. H. Cathcart, of Columbus, for
merly School Commissioner of Ohio.
j.; d. Cressap, of Columbus, formerly
suffer OF the 18th Regulars, who were to
lead the attack on Camp Chase.
James D. Patton, of Covington, a reg1-
Lar agent of the rebel government, who
frequently furnished money to detectives.
under the impression they were spies. and
according to agreement met Cathcart and
others at Camp Chase, and assisted to ma
ture the plan of attack.
Ruth Mcdonald, of Covington, who act
ed as mail carrier through the rebel lines,
and whose house was the headquarters of
the rebels.
Samuel P. Thomas, merchant tailor of
Cincinnati, and his wife and Catherine
Parmenter, of Cincinnati.
Information was obtained that an organ
ization exists in Illinois, waiting for the
outbreak in Ohio to produce similar results
i'll that State. Other particulars are known
to the authorities, but not yet made pub
lie.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-07
From Cairo.

CAIRO, Nov. 2.-Steamer Anderson has
arrived with 200 bales Cotton. She brings
Memphis dates to 3lst ult. The report is
current that rebel Gen. Chalmers has been
relieved of his command and Gen. Forrest
appointed in his stead. Also that Forrest
has his instructions from 10. Johnston who
has command.
Corinth, dates Of Nov. 10th, say that the
men strong, recently sent to DESTROY Rail-
road communication of the enemy. when
near Tamedna were surrounded by large
ly superior force and the most of them cap
tured E a.s.
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Telegraphic Union.

New YORK, Oct. 31.-The convention of
the National Telegraphic Union will be
held on Monday evening, Nov. I'd. The
Delegates will meet on that evening at 8
O'Clock, at the Everett House in the city of
New York, for the purpose of completing
the organization of the Union, abortion Of
a Constitution and Bylaws, electing a
President and other Officers for the ensu-
ing year, and transacting such other bust
ness as may come before the convention.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-07

"Trip, guerrillas were seen in the bushes. but
she avoided them by going up through a
channel on the other side, instead of the
man channel, which was out of range.
II is reported that a mule train was fired
upon by parts of three companies of rebel
cavalry on the 18th, three miles from Hele-
na. Ihey captured IS mules. The rebels
were under Col Costilt. Our forces are ;n
pursuit, with fair chances of catching and
Furnishing them. "--N'
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-07
From Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 3O.-Sixty rebel prison.
ers, including nine officers, captured by
Maj. Fitzgibbon near Columbus, arrived
here tonight.
Brig. Gen. Mitchell was relieved of the
command of Cavalry, at his own request,
on account of i'll health.
Heavy rains all day and river rising.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-07
Sent Home.

b. WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.-At the sugges-
ton of numerous medical officers attached
to the Hospital in this city, a large number
of sick and wounded soldiers have been
furloughed for short time, in order that
they may be sent to their homes in Penn
sylvania, New York, Michigan, and other
States.
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Accident.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-About 4 o'clock, this
afternoon, while Rush street bridge, near
the mouth of the river, was being opened
to admit the passage of vessel, it broke
in two, precipitating number of persons
and drove of cattle, which was crossing
at the time, into the river. Two persons
drowned
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-07
Fire:

BosToN, Nov. 3.-The extensive Bleach
cry in Someryille, owned by H. Snow IL
Co., was nearly destroyed by fire last night
Loss q, 000-insuranee small.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-07
Prize Steamer.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-The prize
steamer Jupiter from Nassau, for Savan-
nah, captured Sept. 18th, in Warsaw Sound
by the gunboat Cisserone has arrived here.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-26
The Old Established Binder,.

THOS. W. ODEI.L,
cokNkKE, E,t9 Or MAD. MAIN AND THIRD STREET. oyEK
THE UNION TELEGkA PI UFFIcL,
MANUFACrUREs all kinds Of BLANK suoK.,
li1 County Othces, Banks, Rsii Road ufiires IN
ness Men, and othsrs His work eompnsss s,'t,I %
STYLE nom ~ cents up 70 g., 90 per quire.
sest No. = LAID or WoVe paper used on Blaak Wort
magazines, Periodicals, &c., Ac., bound m IN, s,s
desired y plan Or gli and hayng ths tools az, 5r
70 inAiel all volumes bound by them 'f''F-i
Old Books rebound, aud made 20 losls t+t,ay. 49,, .
when new ''''' f"Nh
Music oogna IN any style deAlrea. sasi l,sgsi, son
Fenlenee ne tef peiore Qlored hglet n ~ isi
80 us PAGING MACHINE n the aulv o,-
Olty, aud is one Of the most mpoPt.a-f isxr,,ttsE II
tne present Day ~ Will accurately page and ,i,,,
Books SheeksI Draits, 6ailroad Books and ,s.,'ss
and sy kind o. biAnks, as AgAos fta tAOtssea 'lif
T ", q; also pays yeFy particulhr attention 10 t,
-I,ss oass w 1nas o. BlahAs with lFniea Hsat-Ra,
aA havtng recently greatly aided 10 NJ 49,
nehnes' he Is better than prepared % rsss
Hs refers o The County ofaees Of Aouison gsy
tsn' ~ Hnd 70 ins VARIOUS hanks, BdiIs.a
work. n L '.I''- '--'N'' ~ -for-iNcnnF ol Us
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9aatcbes, sc.
Watches and Clocks. I
.... JOHN RTEYES,o.. ,a. 80. ,''

WOVLD TesPeoifllly inlorm his old casion,s,....,
w The pube geherAlly taAt aflar an ala,- - i ~,
tncnths he has returned TO Dayton and lAken M re 20
lernleriy eeclpisd By Jamos W. SsoDS. VI iff'H
he' ass THIRD sersse,T .i.-f,r.,
I've doors West of the Post OfRea share A.. ,,. 4.
happy 70 sivs AL hla old customers aud ~ ~
ones ~ may mtor him with call An rrll3 rrlr3 tsr t
WAIuhks, CLOCKS, AND JRWELRY rass, "
,s , shs osss msnner aad On short notice inlrAIf
~ p,s.ssss laiI trial is al ia.
~~As "0iA' feh2a
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NOAOt no MOvG.
FOR SALE BY

WIN WensthoH ami " W Stewart, Dayton George l.
Boyer Miamsburg; J Stockager, Uniopi q Ander-
son, Centreulle; II Myers, New Lebanoni Il jackson,
Amyer, West Baltimorei Rookie Co, Germantown
j W MURPHY NRndalia; II Niokos, Liberty; ID Rees,
FarmersYille; HeyeTling6 Herr, salemi W Pyrmont,
Williams swaner, West Baltimore; Parker, Br0
Co., Pafkersburg, and by Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the United States and Cana
das' deiGlly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
ae0lcal.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL
Established in the Year 1850,

Established in the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control of two of the most Eminent
Physicians in the world,
nR. E. BONAPARTE, from London and Paris
IL Hospitals, and for the past ton years OF The Gin
oinnaH Venereal Hospital, and Dr g. D. REYNoLps.
late Of New York. This is the only oce in the oity
where permanent cure of PnYate Diseases can he
obtained without the use OF mercury or change OF
diet. Gonorrhoea cured IN to ~ hours, elect cured
in to 10 daYs Structures cured in to weeks; Noe.
1rnal Emissions stopped IN to 6 days; Seminal
~ stages cured in days SEQ ndary symptoms in
to weeks; Skin Diseases cured IN TO weeks; i'm
potency, ygor restored IN to weeks All lldiseases
% private nature treated with unparalleled SUCCESS
male or female.
Dr. Bonaparte's great work on private diseases, the
Private Guide Health, 10 beneficial 70 ALL male and
female, old and young, shoudread this hook IL viii
enlighten those who grope IN darkness. Price 20
cents, sentby mail. .t..II
perfectly safe, and never fails to go satisfaction. lts
the only safe and sure preventive against disease.
Price Of the French Patent Male safe, 81 the siuge
enc, "a per half dozen, ~ per dozen, sent by mall
gs-Madame LozlER's Female Monthly Pills is a
safe and reliable remedy for snppressons aud all fe-
male diseases Ladies' should not use them during
pregnancy as they VIII produce miscarriage. Price
81 90 per boH-extra fine s5-sentt 10 any address by
mail.
Drs. D. 4 R. are the men TO consult they are un.
questionably acknowledged to be the champions and
kings OF yenereal Diseases and the only Doetofs MO
receive monthly reports nom the old world; they
have been accustomed from early age Of youth 70
witness the various diseases which afct mankind,
and TO watch the progress through long career OF
professional study 10 every sphere Of life from Che
humble abode OF poverty 10 the mansion Of the veal
thy and having ascertalned beyond doubt the vast
suffering Of humanity, they determined to select the
generatiye system as their particular study, and 10 de-
vote their whole attention to the alienation Of the DIS
eases Of theselmportant functions. No ietterA will be
answered unless they contain a remittance or A most.
age stamp. Call OF address, . II
prs. BoNAPARTE 4 REYNOLDS,
10, 1872 Sycamore street, between Filth sixth, east
side, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Once hours hon AN. to9P.M, les
..H...I.
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Dpeing 7puusr.
DYEIN c Ho US z

NO. Sc, ST. CLAIR, BET. FOURTH FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
rINHE undersigned informs the pubic that he IA 4
practical dyer and has establishes dye house Al
he above place, and Is nov prepared 10 color an kinds
or silks, satns, Ribbons, WoOlen and Cotton Goods
any color, that may be desired.
Greaseand stesns removed from all kinds o offabrics
He warrants 20 hnish all goods In a manner 70 give
seusiacnon, having all articles necessary 10 perslrn
bic workin the best possible style.
Anle HEkhAsH WIRGEND.
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LET THE AFFLICTED READ !

And learn that perfect and radical cure is warranted
aud guaranteed to all who are afflicted with wrakits.,
debility, nervous complaints, melancholy thongiiis r
preston OF spirits distnss aud anguish VI mind, sr
OF sleep, loss Of memory, loss Of energy aud muscular
power, puny growth wasting away, and Of oou.
idenca in themseyes fainting fits con'nlsiyo trrin
blings, impotence and disgust Of life
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
Some physicians require 10 10 told the II your
disease-the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN Doe,
not Ills perfect knowledge ofthe human system enables
him 10 describe tho diseases without any Information
guarantee It's cure. And, what IL valuable st he
viii honestly and frankly tell whether you eau he cured
strictly private and confidential. L. Medical Journal
The Botanic Remedies Of Dr. Raphael, the English
Botanic Physician, tiiled yet to make perfect,
rldeel, and permanent cure Of ALL PRIVATE, 81
CREr, AND NENEREAL DISEASES, without the use
Of Mercury without hinderanee from business, and
without fear Of discovery exposure No deadly poi
sons such a. arsenic nux Nomea opium, any other
polaons No mercury nor any deadly Notwithstanding
this wonderful Botanic Physician Ills Botanic Rene.
dies never yet failed to cure the inoat obstinate and
most dangerous cases. and to remove all mercury and
dies bad itiled.- Medical Journal
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN CONTEMPLAT-
INC MARRIAGE Hear what the Baltimore corrts-
poadont Of the oddfeow, Boonsboro, Maryland, said
ON Thursday, the 3lst OF May ls6O;
Numerous cures Of Diseases caused BY early indscre
tion having been performed BY the English Botanic Ply
sician oel it my duty, having knowledge Of them
To state the fact believing that in doing 50 may do
service 10 tho suffering. Ono IN partioularthaf
Of young in this eity-is worthy Of note He had
become the victim Of habit thA mere auslon 10 which
osea shodder, and aer years of suffering and doetor
ing gave up all hopes Of recovery He wished marry
aud dearly beloved By as sweet Rirl o. ever iisu
words Of Affection but he ssrul nervous pros
tTated lie dared not wed Of the shattered
state o his system He esought relief at thu hands of the
Botanic Physician, and, astonishing Il may seem an
the bloom and yig0r Of youth hs returned and he IL
now the happy iather Of pair of bright boys"
ANY who are suffering, no matter what their com
plant can oall oH the Botanic Physician ndenally
They may rely upon relief His oi1oe Is at No So
hAsr FIFTH Bet Sycamore St. and broadway, GIN
q width I'D col
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthoi and W W Stewart, Dayton asorga l.
Boyer, Miamishlrg; Jstoe slayer, Union; O Ander r.
son, Oentervillei Myers, New Lebanon; II Jack son,
Ghamberseurgi ID Bauer, Harrisburg; Divine,
dohnsYlllei Arnold Limbert, South Arlington; Jacob
Smser, West Baltimore; Rookie Co, Germantown;
MURPHY, Yandalia; II Nickos, Liberty; y ReeS,
karmersvlllei HeyeTng& Herr, Salem; J W Pyrmont,
Williams 4 swaner, West Baltimore; Parker, Bro. 4
Ooi farkersburg; md by Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the United States and Canadas
.sE .u- Au2ld1y
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OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE

FNHE Ktna grants policies FOR LIFE, for a term
l. Of years, kndowment policies and ohildIen's Eu.
dowment Also, Non Foreiting Policies on which no
payment is required amer ten years.
Five thousand dollars pnid two losses in this city
within the last six months.
Among all the contriyances Of men TO protect the
family circle from want, none found more sim.
pie IN its character noble in ts features, certain n
the dying husband leaves to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
INSURANCE
LIFE

ioung men Just starting in business, whose chic,
H' 10 their energy and Integrity oud insure their
nles 70 shs amount OF half their liabilities such an
@ u Rested honesty when known 20 their cred.
ors, would Justly increase their confidence m then
would Hhow that iley did not wish 10 leave the,r i
u'enS exposed TO any avodable 0onhngency and ne
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Even where he has preceded them into eternty by IL
the honest debtor satisfies his eoniding when
iate seemed least propltous. In moral and worldly
sense Il Is one great weapon by which rob death Of
his sting. -
Let any husband father, son. ask himseE .'If was
10 ue tonight would those who are dear to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
39rnntslpns.

43rohIslQals.
Andrew Weingartner,
stall Ra- ~, Western Market House,
Dealer in
Fresh Meats, Hams, Sausage, Sc,
Always on hand Of choics No stock. auIsdsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM.

Itis the hand OF the proyident father reaching
forth from the grave, and sui nourshing his Offspring
and keeping together the family BY 1t, the faithful
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
DA.Ion' Aenla and Columbus RaIlroo0
"a y 3 5i5lIlIS,sI9 Is

f4t4 kt43 ~ Z 10
,.t,PiI - 1.1- n ls-.iil vi
tick"ls g rolgg IIans nl, East, VIA oounibus Tbr.,
Es.l ntee ns Daily Trans East, IsavR1 HnIt Htl1s:
and CsumSasS sS Hg6t Express 2s0a nv crens sI dhs
s'Up Ohy ~ AeuiR and London 4i III ths. 9 trains
6olaIs ' At al way stations between layton s s5
A5iaNng az Dayton, night exprass ,s.
press Az 81 ~ nj Columbus and Gneinns,IasIge aIeYr
'ed t,s t'.i1h layton time. ''n - hinutes its'
calling On $ NJ y = Eia esn be had for all Eastern si,,,
Il. W. MOODYA .tII s,,r.,.,-,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23
upholstery.
@eotraI.
To Suffering Humanity.

THE INDIAN DOCTOR AND OLAIRYOYANT,
NHToULD say TO the siek and afflicted, that he oaus.
w es the blind TO see, The deaf 10 hear, aad ths
erai drugs.
RHEuAIATIsDI, NERVOUS CONSUMPTION, and
All fEAlALE WEAKNESSES cured in few days.
All CHRONIC COMPLAINTS relieved without hll,
by calling the DOCTOR Al his rooms al his boarding
house, No 90 ST. Clair sireot, soooud door s0uth al
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-23

Would these children have q comfortable home and
the means OF educabonl Would this wife be ind pen.
deht OF the cold charities OF tho worldl Would ths
aged and feeble parent DO provided ors Would my
estate pay my debtsl Would there be no sacriiee Of
property by forced sales an 10 M eel
!he demands redltOrs-sRes made when the mark
tehus uo"h"ard and alr prices cannot be realzedl''
hoH lew can answer these question 10 their saslac-
noni Ihey fear 70 ask them, and cherish the belief
that they have long lease life. This is both fool.
lsh and cowardly. The brave man -,
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Illinois Central EailFOad.
baltimore and Ohio RaIIroad-

~ 50 III - Sz..s;1
hhaI NATIONAL RoUTE.--Tern,ins1 :, Z.
penwooa and Parkersburg on the West uu ~ MheeinIs
points IN th In Steamers, &o for AMI pAe
Three Trans i Isy Sou,hn snl est and Northwest a
T,d i'is sa1 r. tht only route to WRsmnSton S,
and 5,io NJ no a. 49, Tao and iU5C M,
Leave Washington at GOO, 7;SC AMI =, go IN only
Thrpas6 tes,. 1e Sundays ia at $3.50 and m ony ana $3.50
wa Washington city at an sdditon o. can be procure
innm s q,uek andfare as low as by AN 80 ol sz.
at snT m t ,ol ueses wa baltimore and b5e route.
j. H. SULLIVAN n Gsn ~ uio tlio West.
W. p. sM1TIi AZ, COLE, Gen. Ticket AT Asi'
-4 ''ii ~ Master OF Iransportatons ,,
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oFFloECdSoRNER dRNER OF MAIN AND sFcoNb
OrrusirE fRANkLIN HOUSE.
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We seua Gail eapecial alter lon 10 ol,r ALL. :, :.
ssI'hs sIhhciA toeth with C0ntinuogs S,.'.. - ~ .-
me ne plus ultra % mecllahical derils ~ 'i~ -
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