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lnlmaton, 9. C.

/ prfebrnn9en fir Die 9 T.
punoeten. Sir Die 8erwunoeten in SIRE
oeridsburg 8a. iinb Die aaSgepebnteten Gprz
tebrltagen g~etrpffen mprpen. 8pn Meranoria
1T elne 9rpBe Quantitdt Sis unb cine Menge
9tabrun9Smittel uno 9elicatehen oabin abeez
gansen. Ser erpbe 9ampfer Connecticut 1T
als 9plpitalfabr5eug altSserlitet woroen ul1o
beretts pcrgeltern Wtor9en nab benz Orte leiner
SeltlmmunJ ~abgegangen, unb pie mon b6rt,
rperpen nod nlebrere Sampfer fir glei6e 3pede
diS9eruitet uno abgel6idt weroen, 0tan be-
-ablt6ti9t ben grpBen She'll Der @eriuunoeten
n06 Dem Nprben 81 bringen, mo man in Spl9e
Der fIbleren Ntmuspbdre eber auf l6nele Gez
nelun9 rebnen oarf.
Son ben @ermunDetert, mel6e bier in Waib=
Ingtpn antamen, purben, pte es belbt, et1e
grpBe gnSabL Dem grpfpBmarl6alI iber9eben,
oamit man ie iOfOrt SIT ibren 8t9imentern su~
rididide, pa ie ntr gang leidt perwnnoet
linb.
t Na6 SreoertdSburg lit Elm Cont
mittee abge9ansen, UNI Die 2ei6name bes Sen.
8abswprtb unb mebrerer anberer bpber Diff
Siere %ein3ubali amiren uno suriidSubrin9en.
I Sum Spbe perurtbetlt - Sn
Der Griminalcpurt muroe pOrgeitern Cornelius
Ireu, ais Ot6roer leiner 6rul unb g. Gpppen,
farbig, ats W6roer BON George 8ants sum
IOoe Our6 ben Strang perurtbeilt. Die Grez
cuticn 1T aaf Sreitag, ben 8. Suli b. S. feitz
oofnhL
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q pIb itano geitern 177-1754.

Il. 8. 500 er coup. 1861.
Sob zines angeiebenen Nbpp 0,
tat E n. = Sames WaleOlm, Gsq., felt 20
Sabren Wlit9Iieb Der Baltimore 8ar, 1T il,
ieiner 8obnung in gbarlesitr. glpeuue nad
tarSem 2eioen peritorben.
Defining BON 9pllib ap it,. =
SIM 8ipeiten 3weise beg Staotratbes wuroe
geitern cine Oroinan5 angenommen, Der su
Solge 9olioapfr. iuolib bis Second erpeitert
ipercen ioa.. Ser erfte 3peis bate oieie Or
oinur3 bereits frlber ansenpmmen uno es
bebarf MIR nod Der rnteridriit oes Diapers,
nm iie gum GeieB ;u erbeben. Sic Strabe foil
60 SUB brett tperoen. 9ie Staot satlt / Der
@eiammtaussabe. Sie GisentbumSbeIter an
SuaiOapitr. iolen seruoe 70 aiIebt reroen, uls
miiroe es BON elmer p~ripatperion e~eeienet.
Dian bofft baourd einem ldngft seflblten 8e-
.odrfniB absubelfen.
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gpm Californian,

gan 6rancistO, Z. Wtai, Die cons
f~8cirten 6ineiii6en @eine iinp %pertauft pproer
uuO baben $4,000 ein9etragen. Seitcem abel
fanO man, buB cine NnsabIp pom Sri9en bios se=
3udertes 8ader entbalten. -9
9a8 ebemoli9e GOngreBmit9liso Srbn S,
Sbipman BON 0ti6igan lit we9en bo6perrdtbe'
riider Spru6e, peren eS iia bel elmer pemOtra.
ti6en 3uiammentunft III pieier StaOt beciente,
arretirt unO nod Sort alcatruS gebra6t NOR,
ben.
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0erfdinuna ppn @pIb nnd, Csurppa.

Bottom, II. Mai. Ser 9ampfer europa
ging beute nit $4,000 in 8aar nad @lts
rOpa ab.
Nep gprt, II. Mai. Ser Olympus
9ing beute nit nube $1,000, 900 in Sob mad
GurppD alb. a -,r
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0anridt fir bic Tdn1ilien Der Nrci:
fUtlt0crt Der SfGOf Baltimore.

Der Stabtratt BON Baltimore tat cine OrttnanI pdfirt
fpelde 100000 fir bic aneerneitise lntsrFiisuus. ME ie
frtber mona'ltb sesatlt Turee, ~bewilist. MHe. bic babel in.
tereiltrt ltnb, werSen dui Die frlaenoen Nut,Iae aus ben Sc
ieBen betrefS ceS Neutrality-suspicious. atimertIam oentddt /:
Setttpn1. SET e6 telhIcien bel bsm Waptr nnb benz
Staetratb pm Saltin,prs. bic Sumne Srn $780, 90 potr fr
ptel ais nUtht9. erideint. hermit Su ~teniatsen, nm bic mo
natlihe unterfusan9 f~rrtegen 3u tSnnen, Mnb srar ais 3u.
RAIDS ;l Ger Summe ipelGe bnrh Orcin1ni SIC. 6o PPM 81.
Septer. 1862 b~epiutst wu be far1mt ten serl6tebenen Sup,
%pltalenttn iur Hnteritusuug aGer 5anileu, ipel6e lant Set
ttcn . uno Z eaiu b~eredbtist ftnb uno ron ipl6en Wttaltehern
Dn Warplanb @eeimentern, mslGe in Baltimore einaetre.
ten iine, nm bic Sup:n du'sufIncn, bcren 51milten in Der
5tast mDpnen une tttn StaOtbonnt9e mpfansen tabeu unr
Ger erntrplerr 1T Itermit outerilirt unb ansepieien, nit b r
3abluns t~0rtSnfapie en-, ME tie rntertisung anoepr6net mar
let benz Iruppenanfebpt inn Suit 1862 Ist11N
|. Sett.2 uno lei eS hermit te lGlen uno a~nssprbnet
Gag renn 'r9eno stne 5rau. Slim, W utter coer S6mefter,
nel9e lant Set. 6 unb 7 Ger Srhinau3 So. &c pom 27. Sent.
1862 Bu etsi Ter unterfiibuns ~6ered)tist III. ibre Mus;nblune
ntGt IN Gntptau9 nebnten iO1tt, un6 Arar wdbrenb 6 DO
ndten' mo lie f1ais mar. 10 lea tie BON Der Cite sefri6en mer.
biermit Wieerruien. Ef84@ rs.fIs3 tT
Sett &. Der Orb. 6 8 30 1862. ltub es Iet bier
NIT belhlon n unb angtOr6net, hds mpnatli6 f~Clsenbe 3ab-
lun9eh ertpleen wercen, un6 srar: Gu elmer Jrsu zines CSe.
meinen laterrifiiiers, 6urniiten. Trrnumler pper Nfeirer
melGe BET ee1 @intreten in Gle Mrmse @inwpbner bon BAL
tinttre rdren. S. ntsndtlid un6 su iehem SinS eineS @emei
nen- UnterpttttterS, 3rrntlten Erpnntisr poer Yfeikr, utter
IA Sabre alt. 81 meAnttth, bod fpa be 8efammtfuntme bic
elmer Sdntilie seJeben nirb, mcnatlih $40 nibt uberitetaen.
Sett une lei es bel6trIen unb a eeprbnet bae penn
elm lpl1erScleat, llntsrofn3ier, rprnift, y feer peer Trpmm
Ter, me pben ern1bnt. peeer Trau nod &inb pfer &tnber
bat, aber cine Mtutter, S1weifsr coer Gdneitern inter Ia
Satr, wel6e auf ietne uuteritIsun angtpieien iine, jeee
loI0e vtntter, S3meiter ceer S6pelfern Der gBpbltbdten
eieItr Sreinana t~hetltaftil perten lpG uno apar bic NR IT.
GER laa rUnntIid S. erbaltem unb iete SIrefsr unter IA
1abren 81 lerat fol- in teinem Safe nebr ais SO mpnat.
lid an cine 5anilit a%uSbe3abIt perbtn.
1te Offtce 1T geSttnet am nGbftn Dpnnerftas fir MppIi.
tattenen I'm lntsrfItura, Sapetteir., Ode BON ~9sprtbfr.
F. E9aE& s4 s Spbn Qee y m n,
5Tr18 EH rrH. SpbnM. bprnplpnt gatls
9 q NJ. NGccubbtn,
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Sefttaer oturrn i'm gseaen.

Gbtca9O, 10. Dtoi. Sin wutbenoer Ort
tan bat geiteru bier 9eittrmt unp Der Sdiffubrt
auf ben Seen 9rpBe gla6tbeile s~useiu9t. 0teb-
rere S6ife inb uuf ben StranO s~ettieben ppr=
ben.
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Oattihcr @unno. Grttesbicnlt.

Die seutf&en Gtnrpbner BON gDdltinstcn in6 terslid
~etngelaeen unb rereen al tunsspca erfuht, eem teutIhen
esanseltf&sn GOttesStenf uue Der pretist betsuwptnen auf
9. uns 10. Sir. Der @ottesetnf b.ginnt Wlpsens balb
nab 10 ltr unb abents bnlb na6 7 ubr II. wrs s~tleitet BON
WttfTOn1r s a Semi. {Mp1W)
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MI @artens 0Nirtbfebaftsz @rGfnnna

nNMWe Der Central Sale; So. % g. @aptr.
am u%tRatas. ben 16. @tai ,. ST. pUsu Elm seebrtes publifum
re6t ~freunbiitft einlabet
(12mat3gRt) Ste Werpaltumoxt
Ny. Cur @tnpetbung piefer Garten- gDtrttI&aft fiabet
of Nbenb ses ~frStltGen p~flnet=Wtcntaes tin trtnantea
Sarten GDncert BET freiem 3utritt aatt. a@
(OpGWtr) a4@ s45H ANA G2 .. y. . u IN en tbdI. s
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Stbul=0 rcurIicn
@rDFe GrcmrIOn

~ #E beS
AInnbbdtN. SrocnS Der Nctbmdnner,
gum Belten oeS Grpbltammes II. Der 8ibliptbet.
am |hngftmOntaa, cen q mai 1864.
nab Bed'S Hau lion an Der alien
Nnnapolis &oab.
@endnnter Oreen ra@t BEN OrpensbrIbern Scpie bex
5eeprten gubItturn bertaupt BITE erseben,ie anastee, Das er
I'm yf~ngdm1ntaae IN benz rprnanttlDen Beds paptGcp cine
9TpBe @reartpH rtranftnItet bat. Dls 50 mite bat tetne
vtaee sfipdrt' nm eieies Jef ;u etaem Der f&Snfen JrIbs
iersSer9nuguneen 3u Mdten. 6err 8sf wtrp fttne GAZE
a.0t eustn NIT etosm trifben nnb suten @tas Bier aufpor-
cen, lCneern terielbe bat aud fir icnftsc Grsutdunopn
ret4ltS 9eler9t. CAN'T. 8urbaums eeGes Ruffcprss mtrS
os S9nslntI9en pRats snfrieeen feGen. Sir Srpnnns auf
~ *IGse Ut 6tntet6eno ~seforst. OmntbuTt unD icnRtae
Ua9eh paIten Gde Baltimore Nnb Green Str, ionic ode
sharp unb 5iq Str.
Die Sra0er BADEN F@ wRUroens 2 nMr in Ger Nstamcra
prdeis 8 ubr Ia Bepeauns. "f'""
a.ds1s lthS iu 20 Gts an Der RaAe gu taben,
q "atSAoN DGsGemtte
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Nele Nn3eigen.
9llncrifn 0nnncrcin 80

pie WtttslteSer Dbteen @eretns tperben bterburd bsno6.
rt1ttet e1s , ute tDpnnerfasl, ben IL b. VI. Mbenbs
nbr bic tltrlt&e DISCRIMINATING unb Beamtenpnbl i%ottFnp,t,
Nt@ttri@einsnts ~Usrfaasn in Die seftsli&e @trafe.
tDs) Is# aaiA& 5. GarfI. Srfr' W.
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Scebet erha1tem.

BIGtter.E nbaG TIM Metnil! e
Gcnneetttut. Ner DprI Gtatt DbtU, SacdN0, CARA Hk
Gu a Raba6; bic beRe Muerabl bon rbisen Gatattn ff
kente, ete Ina RIetnan tanftR fets an 5anb nnb rirb Der.
auit gu ben btnteaen pretfen bet
3 pfe,p &@rShet
(IoeSI-sl g. Is. &de o. Ittmcr u. ~Srtberid
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int z. Saper'e @al6in9trn Narf,
z. Str, nabe 8punprp 2inie.
Nir erlaubsn uns hermit unlrre Sreunte uns getannte,
Irwie II aeebrtee publifum ~ibertaupt AT Ubissm Jefe freune.
liGR %stn3ulahen Sntem bic srcsarttsnen gprbereituneen
aetrpfen rpreen inb unb ete Geidn9Sereine Baltimore
SGnserdlpr", uBaibinatpner SGngersSnnS"
ipWte bic Surnocrcine pom GsDrsctpnn umS Baib:
inaton tbre getteilieuns S~useiast BADEN, burfen bic une
NIT ibrsm Seiu6e b%eetrenten @dfte auf einen Ser aneenetm
ten Sage ibres Qe6ens re6nen.
&apt. S6rei6ers Sp1es WuifcprpS Spn Baltimore pirt
eur6 cas- NufipteIen Der b%e!tebtefen Sdnse, fppie Der &C..
%wdbItefen pitren spn 5armrniemuit bic Anipsienben er.
Freuen.
5err pUuts Baptr tprb es ftd CUR NufsaEe maten. esn
nufiumalten.
3ifets so CITE. fur einen Serren unb Damtn fnb Bel ben
Wttt9lteesen Ser "5arrncnte", irpie am 5eltplase Su baten.
lWlt-WlAl 9dS rrdnAtnentS pmtie.
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2ll u%crfnufcn.@

Die bate 8aderet in NnnnprtA, Neb, 1T peeen Snmiteu.
SeTPaItntle icfcrt utter btaieen Dertnouneen ~ Sertouftn
HateFe NuttWnft tn Der gyptO. b, @I. (Dp-Wit1
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Samberg +; Ball Siauc; 9eder $; 8ranOau
t6enrp; 8ubl 8alier; 9reer $ 81; hamburger
S; 5araburser O; 9er5cs; !6iloebranc $;
Soiepb SObn; arimbaum 90; &unSman 8 81;
Qinie Spiepb; Mari6 . 9; Wliqer Scr; gnts
2uowis; Guleniein 6; @eSler Soiepb; Nebren
Srant; ObernbOrI g; @aener S 6; @eisbeiu
8; @allman :; 8eisel SObn; 3immermanu
.; 8eisler George.
SoIbatC lite.
Burger Gbriitian; Gardner Sames; Memz
inert S; OsmOnb 81 g; &abenbprft ST.; S@ris
S 81; Timer Gattfrieo.
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0eri9tss Ve% rbanblungem.

au9aitus NRiB emma; NrnpIo Wlrs 8lande;
BAL Ytb Sallte; Sanberser WRiB Sarab 81,
BOLT 9trs; @ditein Wfib 0rancista; @ler Sea.
tllOa; 6rpit DiB Nannie; @aroner Wsrs emma
5erbert Otib 9; 6Oofman NtiB SpQp; Soft
man Wttb Sarah; Seller Wtrs Otarp S; SLAMS
mann WfrS 9enrp; Seller Wrs Sulan; &eSler
ytb Senriette; &nieriem Wib Annie; Ouers
miller 8 Iu9uita S6affer 0ib Massie;
Sdrnio Dfib 9enrietta; Sdmibt Dfib Mar9a>
retb; Srautner 0lrs Margaretb; Taber 90;
8a9ner Gatbarine /; @OIf Matilce ; Biloe
Nuauitls.
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Rest In the World.

frne crsAt uashtfty Of worth less Sewing Machines
that have heen palmed-of on the unsuspecting public
by those without character froufthe fact that they
were sold at low price is surprising aud in view OF
tis state otthings ks made II along untring study
to produce macfhnethat could in no way be class
sed among them, and finally, to Lead the van Of brst
class Sewing Machines now in use, An intelfigsrt
of it's merits will show that we have
complished our object, -
chine over all others 1ts reversible feed either to
the right its perfect reliability neve, skip,
ming stitches and the making OF foNr different
stitches for the various kinda Of work the operator
may wish to do. siLt isss sse3 VS. q. 50 strg y
I'd 1t is almost noisless-runs very fast and the
change of the eed is made whilst the machine is In
melton. &sLgN GRE keQN gEsE
I'd 1t makes the lock stitch, which has been con-
sidered heretofore by almost universal, verdict as
the only reliable one made. We add to that the
double lock, which makes 1t deubly sure; the half
and full stitches being perfect knot to every
stitch which more dsran,e san can be maze os
wing the stitches both sides of the work alike
7he. feed may be reversed at any point de.
sired aoithout shipping the machine. y
Charges for the varisas stitches may be made
while the machine is in motion. .i. ~. ~ y
It's stitches the wonder to all,
The beauty of IL is unsurpassed. - d ase
No other covers so large ranl e Of work.
sews light and heavy fabrics with equal facili-
The work win feed either to the right orleft.
f73aa Runs quickly ,sews rapidly. p sFat
No diffculty experienced in sewing across
Needle more readily adjusted than ir any 9TH
machine.
Tailors cannot afford to do without them.
Every family should have Florence.
% It's motions are all positive.
Wilflast a lifetime.
No springs to get out OF order.
Is thoroughly practical.
The bemmer the most practical In use
Turns wide and narrow hens and viii JeH
beautifully,
1t braids neatly and handsomely without the
slightest alteration. :.
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s. T.-Is6O.-X.

Persons of sedentary habits troubled with weak
ness. assiude palpitation of the heart lack ofap.
petite distress after eating, torpid liver, constip
tion, &c deserve to suffer IL they will not try The
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
lA ROAD.
Great Central Route 10 NeW-NOr x
-. New England and the Canadas.

On and after Sunday Nov 18TH 1868, trains leave the
Great Central Union Depot, foot Of Lake street, as
follows: a
ESQ M, SUNDAYS excepted) arrive, Detroit $50
D. M; Toronto 405 a. M; Suspe isich Bridge 4Oo a.
m; Buffalo 80 =. M; Albany 3:a5 p. M. New Yoik
$50 p M; Boston l2.5U a. M .
A. 40 D. m. saturdays excepted,D arrives, Detroit
900 a. M; Toronto 4.45 m; suspension Bridge 4:4o
D. m; Buffalo 90 p III; Albany o:45 a. "A; New York
il 80 v. m; Boston 800 p. m.
iO.Ve p. IN. lSaturdays and Sundays excepted arr.
Detroit 1000 M; Toronto 9o5 m; sus Bridge ~ 10
D m; Albany $40 IN; N. Y. 2.45 IN; Boston BOO m
CiSoiSEArr TRANs-yia the Michigan Central Z.
leave Chicago at $50 a, Mail Train ilVOU p N,
Fast Express The 10 0Op m train leaving Chic go
runs through Cincinnati without change OF cars or
baggage .,,.
c5g% Ruttau's Pate mt yentilating and w Farming ap.
paratus all cars of this Company.
eB-An elegant smokers car, with euchre tables,
has lately bee u added day trains.
Patent Sleeping cars son night trains. baggage
check ed through. Through tickets for sale at all
principal Railroad Offices in the West, at the Genar-
al Office corner of Lake and Dearborn streets, Cum
der the Trement House) Chicago, and OF the Depot
II. N. RICE, General Sup't
H. c. WENTWORTH, Genn West'n Pass. Agent,
Dec "a, 1868 -40-l5 Chicago.
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KAokllk. It, D. M. & M, r. b,

an andafter Wednesday, Feb. 9th, 1862, andunty
q farther notice, one daily ain will run ach
Sundays exec pied as follows: ss ~. s-A 4aes &
leave Keokuk at 7:30 m, arriving al Ottumw 2:45
pm and at Eddyvlle 2:U0pm.
Leave Eddyvile at il:3O m, and arriv eat Ottumwa
12:45 m and at keokuk $50 p M. 1--
E-Passeng gers taking the Mailrrainfrom Keokuk
at 1880 m make sure connections with Stages
Eddyville, for oskaloosa FIT Desmoines, CounciBufs
and all points west.
hroughtickets, as Low as thelowest, may be had
at the OfRcefo for all points in Middle, Western and
Southern Iowa, Kansas. Nebraska, &C.
TICKET OFFICE-Atthe Depot, foot ofiJohnson
street. GEO. WILLIAMS, JR. at
Feb 5, 1862 Superintendent.
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PURE cDAL OX AWAYS
W HAND

Hereturns his sincere thanks for the very lib eral
patronage he hasreceived the past year, and hopes
by his attention tobis business to merit the conf
anythingin my line, either night or day
ottumwa, Mar. 49, PETER UTECHT.
n1U-f
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THE SINGER
Sewing Machines,

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Is
fast gaining a worldwide reputation. His be-
yond doubt thu best and cheapest and most beautiful
of all Family Sewing Machines yet offered to the
public. No other Family Sewing Machine has so
ma nv useful appl ances for Hemming Binding, Fell
sroidering. Gsrding, and SO forth. No other Fami-
~ Sewing Machine has so much capacity for great
varsity of work. will ali kinds Of cloth, and
with all kinds ofthread Great and recent improve
ments ms Ike Family Sewing Machine most relia-
BILE and most durable and most certain In action at
all rates of speed. it makes the iEterocked stitch,
which is the best stitch konwn. Any one, even Of
/ ,w TO the letter Family Sewing Machine.
Our Family Sewing Machines are furnished In shasse
and exqnsite stile
The Folding Case OF the Family Ma chin. is a
piece of cunning workmanship Of the most useful
kind, II protects the machine when not in use,
sgacioms and table to sustain the work.
While some Of the Cases, made out OF the choicest
woods, finished In the simplest and chasest
manner possible, others are adorned and embellish-
ed in the most costly aud superb man
Ills absolutely necessary to see the Family Ma
chine In operation, so as to judge OF fss great
capacity and beauty.
+ II is fast beco ming popular for family sew
ing IS Manufacturing machines are for manufac.
turing purposes - ~ ttFNtt 81 - " Il y
The branch Ofnces are well supplied With ssiik,
twist thread needles, OIL &C. of the very best quail
SEND for PAxrHLEr Z. tEta 80 HIEa,
THE SIN GER MANUFACTURE COMPANY,
" 3R ass Broadway, New York
ty- CHICAGO OFFICE so CLARK STREET.
r. w. SMITH. AGENTIE OTTUMWA.
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ERIE RAILWAY.
Great Broad Guage Double Track

Great Broad Guase Double Track
And Telegraph Route.
To NeV IOrh, Boston, Phitddekphid, Bdbi2Ors
Udrris6Urg, and all Eastern cities, carrying the
GREAT THROUGH IT, s. NAILS
EXPRESS Trains leave DUHKIRK BUFFALO on the
arrival of trains from the West, via the LAKE SHORE
RAILROAD also from SALAMANCA, on arrival Of trains
vii the NeB BrOud Gauge Atlantic and Greot YES
tern ditsody from Cievelan d, o., giving Passengers
the advantage, from Dunkirk Buffalo, from
Cleveland, u, of a SIR Foot Gauge, combining EASE
and COMFORT withsut change, in Wide, R0Onsy, Pal
ace Cars, direct to NEW YORK. A perfection attain
ed by no other route.
FOR FREIGHT
between all points and EST our facilities are
unrvalleS. Forming close and reliable CONNECTIONS
at DUNKiRK and BUFFALO with Western roads, and at
SALAMANCA with the
Broad Guage atlantic and Great Western
Rditaay.
by which route there is no Lans,er between New
York and Cleveland.
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS
lie ave New York daily for al points in tile West ma
Hing as Quick time and at as Low RATES rs by my
other route For Freight Passage III lLi all
the principal Offices In the Vest, aud at
GA Clark Street, Chicago. - ,trn
$40 Broadway, New York,
% South St, Il. r., New York.
10 State street, Boston.
B. w. BLANCHARD, CHAs. MINoT,
GENT FrtAs't. Gen'lsup't.
W. r. BARR, Els. sPENcER,
Gen1 Tic. AP't Western Ag't,
Dec 81. 1S63 - i rtA NtT !.
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To the pdblic as being the most PERFECT, and adar
ted to more d fferent kinds of work than any 9th
-, err Machine pew in use.
Wears have been spent in its perfection, as the
i Company We're determined not to put their Ma
chine into tn Smfr Fetunth they corld sustain the
assertion which theynoY make, that they are the
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ERIE RAILWAY.
Forming with its connections
The Great Broad Guage Route to
NEW YORK, BOSTON, NEW HAVEN

Hartford, Fall River, Providence, Worcester and all
the principal cities aud towns in New England
ssy- Saving y miles in distance from Dunkirk OF
Buffalo to New York. "a. ;.
Express Trains leave Dunkrk and Buffalo on arri
val of all trains from the west, and run through 10
New York without change.
when necessary, the trains ths!road will wait
two no urs at Dunkik and Buffalo for trains from the
west and run through to New York without laying
over at any intermediate psfnt.
Boston and New England passengers can go via
New York without addit email cost, and have CT dice
of all rail or Sound ste imers to destination.
Luxuriohs state room Sleeping Cars are ran thro'
to New York on ali night trains. Palace cars with
Foote'S Patent yentilators perfectly frye FROM dust
arc run on day Express trains.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low as
by any oil er route.
Secure Tickets pia the ERIE RAIL WAY,
which can be obtained at all principal ticket Offices
in the est To Merchants this route oilers unequal
ed Facilities for the shipment of Freight.
Chicago Office, g. Clark Street, GEoRGE SfAkR,
Ticket agent C. G. WHEELER, Freight Agent ,
New York Office, $40 Broadway, CHARLES p CRAIG,
Ticket Agent, A. H. WAR;, Fretg1t Agenx II :.
Boston Office, Is State Sire e, JOHN 8 prNLAp, y.
e. Agent. CAAs. MiNVI, eupta
WIZ r. BARR, Genr P sss. Agent. a. sdt es4 'e8
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PLANTATION RIFT Ems.

/
which arc recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and warranted to produce immed..
ate beneficial effect. They exceedingly a reea.
BILE. perfectly pure, and mnst supercede all other
tonics where healthy gentle stimulant is required
They purify Hgthe6 and nvgora.e.
They create a healthys petite.l 81 = : ~
They are an antidote 10 change Of water aud diet.
They overcome effects of d ssipation and late
hours.
They strengthen thsssst p.apd enliven tho mind
They prevent masmatc and inter4hitte,ft fevors.
They purify the breath and acidity ofthe stom &C
p They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
they cure Diarthea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liycr Complaint and Nervous headach /,
They make the weak strong, the languid brill Ut,
and are exhausted natures great restorer. They
are composed Of the celebrated Calisaya bark, win
iterereen, .assa,ss rets AID herbs, all pr eserv ed
lin perfectly pure st.. Croix rum. Torparticulars,
see circulars sndtestimoniuls around each botte.
Beware ofimnosters Examine e, rry bottle. see
than IL has D. " BSrrss 81 gnasuSs onou private q.
s. Stamp over the cork, with plantation scene, and
oui firm signature on a fine steel plate engraving
on side label. See that eur bottle is not refled
with spurious apdt 8eleterious stuff. We deIyiany
person to match the taste character ofour goods.
ANY person Pretendin to sell plantation Btters by
the gallon or in bulk, is imposter We sell only
in oar log cabin bottle. Any person Initiating tiis
bottle selling any OF rsr material therein wheth
er called Hantasfon Btsssrsor pot lis y criainal un
der u s. Law, and will be so prosecuted by us. We
already have eye on two parties re ming our
bottles 10. who Mil succer in getting ihems pss
into close quarters. hedemaud; for Draks Planta
ton Bitters from ladies, clergymen, merchants &c
is perfectly incredible The simple trial of bottle
is the evidehe We pseseutof tiieirworth nj, snpe-
riority T-g ere sold by all resiiecttle druggists
grocers, physicians, hotels saloons, eanboats aud
PHI, DlAKE&CO.
$3.50 ~ '2O2 Broadway. NY.
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BOOTS End SHOES,
AT WEyOyEsAIR

have Just received very large assortnep q
BOOTS AND SHOES from the most celebrated ma M
factories. Having purchased theu ncstlysfor cash
~ very low figures, will sell them at correspond
tnqly low ratesss cheap as the same claxs NJ good
can be bough: either East OF West 80
Knowing that the Stocks Of Retailers require re-
ctIfave supplied myself with spIenai "A !, START
ment of all styles of gobds. Orders are nd
VIII be flfed promptly with prime good at prices
that cannot fail to suit. Il will duplicate bills
chased any where, without exchange, adding only
the FIRE yht. r. - AIo 4 NJ g
bURLINeg0R, May IS, 1S62-y "