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TsURAHOE /
LIFE

Young men Just starting in business, whose ehiaf
capital their energy and integrity should insure their
Jes 70 the amount OF half their liabilities. Such an
act Of dsinterested honesty when known 10 their cred
tors would Justly increase their conhdenos In them
II would show tbatthey did not wish TO leave their ast
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OF HAarpoRD. sosnsorIouT
RvERI MAN SHOULD INSURE ais LIFE,

rINHE lRtna grants policies FOR LIFE. ioE q term
L Of years, Endowment policies and ehildIsn'e En-
dowment Also, Non Forieiting Policies on which no
payment IA required after ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid on two losses in this city
within the last six months.
Among all the contriyances Of men TO protect the
family circle from want, none can be found moro sim
pie ITS character noble in its features, certain in
its results than Life Insurance. 1t ~ the prop which
the dying husband caves to
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PLANTATION RITTERS

@KNNN - hSA - ~ -
Which are now recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and warranted to produce an immediate
beneficial effect. They exceedingly agreeable per.
fecdy pure and superceae all other onics where
healthy, gente stimusnt is required.
They purify, strengthen and invgoratei
They create healthy sppetltei
They are an sntdote to change Of water and Diet
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind;
TAsy prevent miasn,atc and intermittent feversl
They purify the breath aud aodity OF the stomach
They cure dyspepsia and conshpatio
They cure dlarrhea, cholera and cholera morbus;
They cure liver complaint and nervous headacne;
They make the weak strong, the langud brilliant
and are exhausted natures great restorer. They
composed Of the celebrated calisaya bark winter
green, sassafas roots and herbs all preserve per-
fectly pure st. Croix rum
- have given the Plantation Bitters to humid
reds OF disabled soldiers with the most sstonsh-
ing effect C. W. ANDREWS,
supt Soldiers Home, Cincinnati"
The Plantation Bitters have cured me OF liver
complaint OF which WAS ald up PROSTATE, and had
10 abandon my business.
H.B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, OHIO"
a-"l~~I owe much to you, for verify believe the
Plantation Bitters have saved my life
Rev W. H. WAGGoNER, Madrid, N. Y"
80 Thou wilt send me two bottles r,ore OF thy
Plantation Rtters. Ny wife has been greatly benefit
ted by their use. Thy friend,
$500 ASA oURRIN Philadelphia, Pa"
have bsen great sufferer from dyspepsia
aud had to abandon preaching. The sutatioI
ittArs have cured me.
Rev. J, S. CArH0RN, Rochester, N. v"
send Us twenty.four dozen more Of you
Plantation Bitters the popularity Of which are dali
Increasing with the guests OF our house
SYKES, CHADWICK CO.,
Proprietors Wizards Hotel, washngtonD d. c."
such are one in thousands OF certificates daily re
oeiYed They are immensely beneficial to weak per
sous and delicate females.
ne cautious Of re-fled bottos See our sgnatur
on a fine steel plate label. They not sold by tn
gallon, They are only sold IN our patent log cahi
bottles, by respectable druggists, groeers, hotels ~
looms, steamboats, sud country stores
P. II. DRAKE 4 CO.,
s22dRW6m 2O2 Broadway, n y
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Aegal.
NOTICE

N1i wife, Mrs Sarah Ssope, having voluntarily
III leff me without Just cause and against my cou-
sent here BY give notice 70 all not trust her on
my account, as will not pay any bill. contr oted by
her. NATHAN SWOPE,
May 10, ls6i-dawatp Harris burg, Ohio.
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COUGH NO MORE.
TRY sTRIoKLAND's MELLIFLuous COUGH
BALSAM

Thlsis the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough aud
Consumption. Everybody Who has tried this excel
lent Basam enthusia ,tically recommend II. Mrs.
mtoheii, Barr street, Cneinnat says she has been
lear al sufferer with cough for many years. 80 bad az
not 10 be she 70 walk up stairs. She took one bottle
OF this BRsani, and has beea better ser sinoe and
advises AL VINO nave Coughs Odds and Asthrns 10
try thla valuable Cough nalsam Fifty eents per bot
tie Sold byal druggists, and manufactured at No. G
east Fourth street, Cincinnati.
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BE SAFE FROM THE pAsGs Of WANT,

Would these chdrea nave comfortable home, and
the means Of sduoaiont Would this wife be indepen.
dent OF the cold charities Of the wondi Would this
estate pay my debts3 Would there be no sacrifice Of
property by forced sales OF administrator to meet
the demands ofcreditors-saes made when the market
tends downward, and fair prices cannot be reasedfn
How few answer these question 70 their satsiac-
toni They fear TO ask them, and cherish the belize
that they have long lease on life This s both fool.
ish and dcOwardly. The brave man
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-23

Might fairly be regnrded as the tribute which an IN.
right heart pays at the shrine Of justice.
JOHN II. STOPPELMAH,
Auls Agent TOT Dayton ana vicinity.
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PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Even where he has preceded them into eternity; by It
the honest debtor satisfies his oonhdng when
fate seemed least proptous. In moral and worldly
sense it Ia one great weapon BY which to rob death Of
his sting.
Let any husband father, sou, ask himself, "If was
to die tonight, would those who are dear TO me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-23

That he may grSBple with ~ tEe WIse man, thaI be
may study s nature and palase its threatening The
means OF paiaton are at hand, Of easy accass to all
tits
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-23

LOOKS THE sANGER IN THE FACE,
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plantation lSittcrs.
8. T.--l99O--x.

Persons Of sedentary habits troubled with weakness,
lssstnde, papitshon Of the heart, Lack OF appetite,
distress sner eating torpid liver, constipation &C.,
eserye 10 sufrer Il theY will not try the eelebrated
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-23

SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-23

A NUAL PR MUM
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Book and Job Printing

ular attention paid to
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CLOTHING EMPORIUM

WILLIAW " ALAEHl
NO. 30l THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
/ S prepared to accommodate hla customers wit
i every article Of genilemens wearing apparel oi
tue latest style end best quality. Those who waDt
coats pants, vests, SHIRTS hosiery, hsnokerohiefs,
gloves boots, shoes, slippers &o., will do well to
give him a call. auQs
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TEAs just received fine stock Of Cloths Caasi-
III meres, Satnets, DC. and ID prepared 10 I'll or
ders in his line At the lowest rites, ocl6dsm
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Sales bn Auttion.
A j RLEECKER. son & Co, will sell

J. RIEECKEK, son a. Co, VIII ScII
n. nAUCTION on THURSDAY. July H. at IL o'clock, at
the Eschsnge sseoon, No Ill broadway most desirable
TIE Village Of Flstbuh opposite the Dutch Reformed Church
of about two acres, fronting on flstbush ksoad
Fat bejnc one Of the most desbe
fr private residence for BUSINESS purposes In the
village Tho improvements consist of large dwelling with
and ne garden fruit and ornamental trees
L. I. Accessibility New York t being only 3 miles from
milton F~ry, renders this opportunity seldom 70 be me
viii Hall ~ the purchae money remain on bond and
nog,g 20 fox three Eve years Possession given mned
.tely h desired For maps &c. apply at Office, No ~ Cedar
a. OF on the premises.
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NEW.YORK & NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.


ies1 COMMENCING MAY 0, 1854 1854
Passenger Station 10 NcwYork. 2thst and thsr
Ertrancs on 2T,h st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-fORk;
For NewHsyen. l. (EIl, 1850 g. M l2l5 (ELl 800
fcs Bridgeport, :, yE1r iiss M. I9is lE1) 800
For Milfotd and STAFFORD ii:soa m; $50 sop m
For fsirGed Southport snd WsHPor 7, ll:3oa m $50
For NorwaI T. $50 II:so a. IN. 1915 Gr.l, 500 EIl
fsr Dsfisn sud GJeenwich. T. 91o IL 20 M. $780, toas
$50 p.
For Stamford T. (EI.), 800 il:O nj li;l3 lEr
GIL JSo, 4. 80, 500 $50. tEr) p M =.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations, sV ll:
CONNECTING TRATNs.
For Boston via SprDg hed, q M tErli 3tEx), sp. N
For Bcston via Shore Line, l2:l5 lENh SPIN.
For Hartford and Springfield, 8tErj, n;oa m; 'tErh
$50, y 49,.
For Connecticut River Railroad, tEI iI:3o m. to
Montreal; . Q. m. 70 Northampton.
For Hartford Providence and fishki Railroad, (Et)
ll;30
For New. Haven New. London and stoneion Railroads.
e IN. 12:l5 J. Q p. ID.
For Canal Railroad, l?;l5 p m. 10 Northampton
For Bousatonic Itsirosd. . a. m J p. IN.
For Nsugatuck Railroad, 3 o. m. y. m.
Danhury aud NoI.ak Railroad, !, g;,9 N iD p n
Connie aious Sleeping Cars sched to r. m. Trains
JAMES II. HOfI. sgpcrltendert.
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Gorses, Carriages, Sc.

Qr,rrFgyasTrr's Orucs NEW YORK. April lo, lcct
A RTILLERY HORSES WANTED.-l,UC
N Artillery Horse. anod foT which Ono Hundred and
Seventy Doau viii he ped for al that pass Inspection
These horse. he sound in every pirclu broken 20
b,rne. not , than 5l hands izh and will be presented nor
inspection Go7ernnient ssbes. 35thst, bin.sn loih
sui nth avenues sTENAHT VAN YIIkT
Qusrennasts.
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CuE WFRER PIANO FORTF-

TNHE WEFEK PTANU FVhI L
i b admitted ths BEST Piano fote made, becan's u,
aa h.4uy practical fnecaur 81 long experience 70
also THOROUGH MUSICIAN. thus combining scsahilsr'
po.sesed BY 40 other manufacture In the United Stf'e
kych I. the testimony OF 8 Is. Mill. Robert He.r Goo b.
BristOw WIN. Msson, g. Jerome Hopkin Inas fIsho 1f
Maretgak Carl Anschutz John Iundlc Menriee SUPPOSE
oyan sconca md every good r1uc!an IN the United States
All uy al admit their grrai superiority Wac
room. No. ls5 " oct Broadway nsar Csnlst
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CPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
~ UNITED STATES
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART.


The Proprietor. this oppor, unity OF Informing ti pub
he that they have c..csd spacious, connodou. and VOL.
lllAtsd Stables and CaIGeg Houses situated IN shsv
end Of +4h,t for the purpose OF establishing Mart
whro persons no hove Hol.cs Carriage Hsrnoss 10 dis
poso o. do by public euctson. There premises have
onstiucte ard fitted nom the designs and under u.
supoltndouce OF Charles DuzgI, esq. Architect, IN this
city who spared trouble IN pcrf citing them with all
tho European sHd modern improvements, comprising
riascA with approx ito Hsgnts and Saddle Rooms; "a add
lion which there is covered Ride Arcade ol eonsii
able ortent for The puposs OF exhibiting the Horses pesce
sie thus giving ths ger aud .ocr unusnal fsres the
former hsvns the opporpy Of judging The merits Of his
purchase, and tho er that full justice VIII be done % thu
property intrusted Tor sslr.
The barg has been constructed by Brown Harper n,
y Wes. 2nhH tho nasonry was done by Bsotleste .
B,nts and The de-, alton, by W. L. Lsrd1, No. a Wee,
ltl-st., all of N.w York.
Iiorses Carriages Herress vii 10 sod by public tue-
ton every Wc1ne fsy AMI Saturday,; gccounis WI he pail
OF roitt.d TO te cc.ny wen desgrdl. Tnr.dsys and
Fridays only; tJros w be admitted for private sts
commission and i obhig dealing the part Of any
connected with the establishment viii lie strictly pfohj
will BE- ri.dy cafred cs,. and that all transactions
lie bons tGs.
ne demand for io.c- ia Ssw-Yogi Il ic,es.r- ,pi the
sapp!y limited which tho popre.ors hopo
that iis.r eyorons will be apr cssd by tho American Pub
M sod Lee ther establishment, which .aTpas "a by any
Of similar k.nd in London, Liverpool, Dubn EdpturS
enjoy tho amount o: paironas they 40 IA those
porsn c,es and which bayo Invariably proved " hen
eo1d.s,ed the above iioned principle. pence, sue
crs..
Horsas Garbage or UIrness VIII b. received fbr We'd
nc ~ sale on MONDAY tho LAT OF AUGUST 1865 when
the Rule. Res,i1 sud Terms, bs ths oi,
5tba~ H. ). JOhDhs Co. Proprietor~
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proposals.
Oyyrcr s.'rEHISrRyDssr PrBIic fHrSYisG
wssu,ucTov ful. "a 1884

OYYcr strERINrHyDsSr PrsLIc fRrNfisG,
WARRINGTON. July 10, 1874
PROPOSALS FOR LITHOGRAPHISG.-
ses,e3 Propo.s;s will Ia received Of this Office gItl
MONDAY, The IL. day OF Asi,, 1854 for transferring snd
prns the CHARTS the coy, surrey RspoI,
Tor 1864 Thesp Charts thirty in NUMBER Of which
edition Of $50 copies 4. required Blank forms, contsinns
fun ps icasr viii be furnished application n this Office
JOHN ID. DEGREES, Superintendent.
To be published ree times In The WsshaEon Chronicle
baltimore American. Ph.depha Inquirer ard New YORK
Thbgne No o.her paper will be g-la soI ~, yeui.s
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Excursions.

yl>O THE COAL FIELDS OF FENNsYI-
NANfA -
fss.ing txousl wsi.s Gar Scranton, Wyoming EsHty'
IIsrrisborr, Resains, Mach Chlnk, Beth
hhrn, Eason kc
Tickets oY tsse Rxcar-ons for sale Al the once o.
.e Co.ss,l Baiisd Company Ok wJeFy DOT o' oosr
inlitst., New .iofk, -,
as,c 49, y Copr,.spd.,t or OF II. z. BALDWIN,
GefrrL Ticket Asru, No. D Wells.
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C,r.tnY Brrr.r oYrrc. OF A,nsr.Nr oulKrg

CAVALRY BrRVlu OYrTcy or ASSISTANT QuiKrgx.l
nasrpr No. ~ sTaTr at, Nrw foRx, juno 10, le.t
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.--l will
~ purchase Ia OPEN MARKET ell tho Cavalry Horse,
t nav be presented aud pa. inspection 1t the Goyonmen
sabls 10Th and 33hs., IN this city until further
notice.
Payment vii be made in cheeks payable In certificates o.
irdcbe sess, when seven "a Horses received
Prsr, one hundTod aud fifty $50 dollars each.
GEO. A. BROWNING, Capt. aud A. Y, NJ.
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON.
WORCESTER, PALMER, FITCHBI RIO, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD TlIE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and s,anneh steamers Of the Norrlch linz,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY oE NETWORK.
leave New.YorS diiy (sundays excepted al o'clock m,
from Pi,r No - ksrth River, foo, Of 'estry".
LOR NEW.LONDON.
there connecting with tho Steamboat Erprrs Train om tho
sboys points via Norwich and Worsos,er Bosom and Wor
cc.o Worcester and Nsshus and New Ioadon and Northern
Ilsilroads =.
= MARTIN AGENT, tho Pier.
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WILLIAMS & GUION. no = w.l.'

CTEAM WEEKLY 20 LIVERPOOL, touch
- Ing Ut Queens.own (Cork UlrhoD,-The wonknowa
steamers G! tie Liverpool New ard fhade phis steam
hin Company nnan Line, carrying tho L. s. Ma'), arc IN
tended to sAil e. follows -.
10y ~,
CITY OF WAsiIlNGION............. Saturday, Aug.
Aud every succeeding SATURDAY. q; noon. oai Pier "A
Noth River.
RsTEs Passage.
P.yslls IN go,j. or ito equivalent IN currency:
FIRST CABIN. $fo % sTEEkAGE 90 90
F.t .hin 10 London-. s. On seeEas London.. "a -
Fin, Cebn 70 Paii,. o. 70 SteeTase 10 Paais.. 20 10
F.t Ia 10 Hamburg 10 co. Sscrse 10 usmbuy. 81 10
Passenges alto forwarded TO HAyfe. BTencn Rotterdam
Antwerp, Ac., Al equally ios rates. -
Sl05 steerass So Those who wish 10 send for thsif
friends Can bug ,ctsss here Ut th.ss Tstes -
FOR further information ap,iy ~ the tomIanys cfceA
JOHN o. DALE. Agen,. No. Is broadwsy, n. Y.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - SUMMER
IL ARRANGRMENf-LcsvesN New York, James slip and
3s Fast River for GreenpoSt Sag Hsrbor iismpons sc
ct m, 70, c,se.g@'', hi.:rhssd, iaphsnk and Lake
lngl,lr at N and $3.50 and $50 p W., sy----.
Al 10 u and 30 D. ia. (S,.gfs for Cold Spring
Oyster Bsy md Huntngon) Fos Iempsiead Jamaica and
WiArld. ii 9 and 10 20 MT and J;0 $50 and $3.50 p M
SUNDAY EXCLUSION TRAIN - Leaves 3tthst. East
River 81 s30M M FOR Riverhead stopping at all Stations er
cent and yosse Tickets for this train
A. reducsi rates A. REA5OSER Superintendent.
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STEAM TO LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW,
y DUBLIN BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
TIL. lDa lastssiny / Clyde-bult s'osnlahip CAi.E-
DONlA, Cspt CRAIG i inen ,ed 10 SAL oa SAtUh'af'
July ~ from Pier No - North Rive.
This steamship l. h,,ed In tho mon spproyed STYLE - Insure
the eo;nfor' aud -afs,y 0. passengers.
cooked ProyLiors: -
Cso.ns. 49,. 100 AMI ts5 Inierinedise. .'..so'
slprrazr S45-psyebls Ia CuErofsy.
App,y 10 FRANCIS MCDONALD 4 Co.
'F'' Nc. q BOwlin; Green.
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Jnstruttton.

ALL FOR SlO-Mr. PAINEs experiment.
Of giving three months lNsThuCIioN IN boosteep
Lessons for 81 and allowing each individual Instruction. In
daces hundreds to attend No SSJ fulion-st, brooklyn
New. York College, No. 81 Bowery'
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Professional Notices.

~ ID. HAMMOND, NJ. D., frnerly Pro.
VI fe,os Of nstsY &C. u Vie 81 ssuss MedsT
Cosss T. Ccn.ulssiiora on NERVOUS no
inxA No. 81 Esss 21thsA between VI sad lfsdisonss
nR. LHWISs MEDICAL ana SURGICAL
IL NyTrTUrH No BesslsA. hs.~ssn Sstcf and
Wes Brcsdway s tho onjy psce where We smissea VIZ
receive proper usedlcs rcsusoe hoo ucm :. NJ - -
EDWARD II. DIXON, N. D., Editor OF or rns
- AZ - oS.ss dissssss OF Tho PevSc tecerA nsfnA
ssriio,s Hsmerrhcds vshcocsis md Fssala Once noun
ffsw TO o 70 and TO Evsninsh o. Ma - l'n ssv
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Maehinerp.

BOILERS for SALE.-Two Plain Cylinder
ID BOILERS 3aI,i feet and four Plain Cylinder BOIL.
Frs. i0I1t feet. Ensne. Boilers and Machinery Bought
and Sold JOHN STUART, No 1875 Broadway.
YNOLDS TURBINE WATER
III WHEELS.
Competent employed to measure streams make
plans and pat In fumes wheels and gearing.
TALLCOr USDERilILL, l7O Broadway, Nsw-fork.
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EOh InG IRESiDEN Il lAb Nhhl hlp.,'
IL READ COCHINS RESULTS OF EMANCIPATION.
Proving what the practical workings Of
PRESIDENT LiNCOLN,S POLICY.
The important and timely book Of the season which
CIRCULATED EVERYWHERE.
THE STANDARD WORK On EMANCIPATION.
MANY THOUSANDS have already been sold and the de-
n,.nd IL constantly increasing. -,
Read the following feTs from the first statesmen OF the
country, testifying 10 its Importance;
From Hon. John J. stewart Of Maryland
think that large circulation Of the work IN this State
would have beneficial influence There are dorbtess,
thousands who would read tho book II pu. IN their
From Hon. WIN. Pnee. L. :. Attorney for Baltimore.
The plan Of s work IL precisely what fhoud be; deals
Tor anything consider Of great value for circulation
pecay In the Border States 1t viii greatly assist IN render
Ing homogeneous people lcoday greet It's circulation
From, Hon. WIN. L. Marshall Of Maryland.
shall steps call the attention OF OF energy and
throas the State TO the lou rest
cured that viii aid your purpose es lar as can aud OH
obliged t. you for the opportunity OF dong 80. - .
From I. Bel, NJ. b., President Of Kentucky Sanitary
+ Commission
Coehins work win give valuable data for home consunp
part 70 have well circulated and confident that
shall succeed
am a'isfed that the WORK well entitled 10 The fret
Prize swsrded to by the French Academy and tet the sci
fnhc research the ardent philanthropy ind the genuine
eoquence OF the author have earned fer him the tribute paid
BY the distinguished Secretary Of the Academy in
ing him at apostle and economist. Both this
w0Tk and s complement The Results Of Slavery should
be sentiyey and pTayerly read by every Christian phan
throp and patriot in land where the destroying bend
efSlsyery has Sc, biz iron heel
From VIM. O. sne.hen esq Of Maryland
twill give great pleasure all can to promote the
Circulation Of NJ Cochins work
Send early orders for the Popular Edition to
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TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
N RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
sENGER TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK; vic. a., The ~, Eus
TO CLEVELAND. o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
connecting with railroads fer all principal cities in tho West
Til, road /. being extended, and will DO 10 complete
running order to MAd, Gaiion Urbsns Dayton, cincn
h r. NJ Goop1as Cen. Tieks, Ast, H. s. swEErsER,
M-.dyillr. Pa General sept
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Observation-Disclosures. Saturday, July 10
NlhisiNlA.ssss..sss.. ,."s-
fRlS,.,........................ 1rdsy Aug. y
PENNSYLVANIA. ........... ssi.fday sept. 10
AND EVERY ALThhSATF SATURDAY fHFhEAfTfh.
The cabin accommodations board thee steamers ao TN
surpa..ed and the lower than by any osher line
SALOON PASSAGE TO LlNbKPOOL--tt5 In God
TIllRDCLAsS PASSAGE TO Li|EBPooL-+'' az
cnuency. ,
or vau.b uncs, b sdr; hayn. tcGr value expressed
therein, arr ssncd therefor.
for fr-ish, OF pas.sg. Spp'y'o
WILLIAMS a. GCION. No. II waist
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY,

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEf,
~ from foot Of CourtlaDdtst connecting at HAMPTON
Junction with Delawsr Lacsawsnna and Western Railroad
and at with Lebig Valley Railroad and Us
tons forming direct line 10 Pittsburgh and the West with
out chan &c Of GERS. - - - . x- ..
Sixty Miles and Two Hours saved by this lne to Chicago,
Cincinnati St. Louis etc, with bat change OF cara
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing May 1864, leave New.ir as follows: :,
Harrisburg ExPRsss--At a. m., Tor Esston Reading
Pott.viis, Harrisburg Manch Chnnh WiiismspoIt This
arrives at Harrisburg at M, connecting East aud
West the Penney yana Railroad North and south on tho
Northern Central Railroad. aud with tho Cumberland Valley
Railroad 10 baserstown.
Mail TRANAt 8:i0a NJ. for Easton. Water Gap scran'
ton Wke.barre, Great Bend Pitiston, Binghsmton 40
IN TRAIS-for Esston, Allentown Mauch Chunk, WI
liam post Reading Pptsyille, Harrisburg &c.
$40 p m-For Easton. Bethlehem, and Ms1ch Chunk
$40 and J:p-For Solneryile.
TN WESTERN FxPREs-For Feston. Allentown, Read
iug harrisburg Prtsburgh and the West. Sleeping
thfous IA ffom Jersey City 10 Pittsburgh.
ELixsDsrHPoET AND Nav. YORK fERRr-Leaye New fork
from Pier No. ~ r., At 9l5 M $3.50 49, and $50 N
Boat. stop at Bergen Point and Marnrrs Hsrbor
Tickets for the We. be obtained at the office OF tho
Central Railroad Go. Of New Jctsoy foo. Of Courtandtst
al No A,or House at No. 2TI Broadv and at the prnc
pal hotels. JOSIAH o. STEAhSS, S"potihoDaeh'-