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NETWORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.


1853. COMMENCING MAY .. 1854 .39&
Passenger Station IN Eewfok. 21tbs and tsh -
| Entrance 2I.hs.
| TRAINS LEAVE NEN-YORk;
For New Haven (EI). 1850 q N. l2;l3 (EIl -
! (rx.l $3.50, $50 and (Exb p -.
For Bridgeport. ! lEt) H:oe a. nj i2;ls tEI), SO
For Milford and STAFFORD T. ii GOA M $50. 500
For Fairfield. Southport and Weapor. :. l:So N ia
Fox Norwak = $50 ~ u. i2.i5 tEr.l 800 tEx-L
For D.risn and Greenwich 3 30. Iioo ~; $50. ~
FOR Greenwich = 30 ll;oO M 80 40 $50 $50
For stamford OH $3.50. ii 30 nj 1915 (Exht
tExl $3.50. 40, ;: %, $50. (EAl p m.
FOR Por, Chester and inermelas stations $3.50; liza
N. $50 40, $50 o:5O, p m
| CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield a. m. tEx.l; 3tEE) ep -.
For Boston shore Line l2.lj lExh p. m.
For Hartford and Springfield tELl, N:soa m; 3tEHh
$3.50, p
For Connecticut River Railroad (Exl 1870 IN. -
Montreal. p. III. 70 Northampton.
For Hartford, Proylencs and FDhkl Railroad. tEEk
IL 40 O. ,.
For New Haven. New. London aud Stoninston Railroads.
n II. 1913 g. 3D. IN.
For anal Railroad l2:l5 p. N. TO Northampton
For Housatonic Railroad, d III .. IN.
For Naug,,uck Railroad, 9. IN 3p. m.
For Dsnbury aud Norwsk Rlrcsd, .oa n ~ p -
Coumodols sleeoiag Car. attached 20 p Trains,
JAMES b. HOYT, SuPerinlendeni
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beading AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD
IL TINS Road completed and IN good running
order, with nrstcas Passenger Cars and having MADE -
offers 10 the travelling public dec: aud THROUGH routs
from WASHINGTON and BALTiMokE, wa horf oo,an-
which route fOfbeau'y and SUMNER RESORTS should b
tried u be appreciated. 81,
Trains North leave Columbia ~ 2oc p IN, FaS-
lrain, arrive az Reading at 1852 a IN, Acc
Trains arrive at Reading a. 23p. M, Fast
Trains South lesvs Reading a: 6;30a n' Acc
Train. South leave Reading a. ll:l0 a H., Fast
Trains arrive a. Columbia a. 92Oa- m, Acc
Trains arrive at Columbia Of l:3o ?. NJ, East.
Tie River Colanba is crossed BY Sssea
boat awaits the arrival a the uains 70 oor
vey he passengers the change being delightful fAsssn'
,sy. by the FAST Line will dine a. Columbia.
y. W. NORThkOP, RObEhI CRANE,
General Ticket Agent Genera superintendent
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II s. MAIL LIAE--For CALIFORNIA
~ via PANAHA-Under convoy Of u. :. War Steamer
throughout the Atlantic voyage, conurncing sept 1894
ne following hrs'csss sde wheel steaee viii be dis
patched at noon precisely from Pier No. North River:
Sept. -, OCEAN QUEEN, Sc ibury.
Oct. ., NORTH STAR Jones.
Oct. IS. COSTA RIGA, Tpkepaagh-
70, freight OF passage apply To-
ID. H. ALIEN No. Bowling Green
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E's,cOCRT-sxi.TzxBEs i5--Befors Surrogate
IrCKrR
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Otcan CLEANERS.

OPPOSITION LINE.
" Central American Transit Company
SHORT ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA VIA NICARAGUA
No CHARGE FOR MEALS On THE. TRANSIT.
The New and Elegant Steamship.
GOLDEN RULE,
y. s. BABCOCK Commander.
on SATURDAY. 3EPIEMBER ~, az noon.
From Pier 20 North River foot Of Warren ST. connecting It'll
the Steamship America For passage apply the Ollie 0.
the Company, ~ W eat cor. Of Warren Il.
n. W. CAlRINGTON Aren't.
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Merchants Navigation and Trans porta,ion {

A TLANTfC and GREAT WESTERN
"A hallway: NEW BRoAD GAUGE ROUTE PAS
SLNGEB TKAIN3 LEAVE NETWORK. via the EriD
p.;1,,sv ~ feol Of Chambers... RUNNING THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND, o.! WITHOUT CHANGE Al, OF CHS yH!s
sonnec with railroads 20 p'.fp, .oo os Ss n the 80
rzny order to Mansfield Gallon. ro2na, Dayton Cine,D
natl and st. Louis without break Of gauge ,-,x,spe
I. IL GOODMAN Gen. Ticket Ag... II. r. SWEFfrEh.
Headville, Pa General SIs>A
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rVNuE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN EEN-NORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORN HARBON,
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL CALL
ING AT HALIFAX AND CORK HARBOR
EUROPA Bo.ton..... ~ ainesday Sent. "a
SCOTIA.........leAyes New "Wednesday Sept, q
ARABIA..... leaves Boston. W nesday. Sept ~
PEVSA.........lesyesN New YORK. W ,ineadsy, Oct.
leaves Rosi0n....... "Wednesday. Oct. y
New ork " ednesday, Oct ~
PROM SEy1ORN TO LIVERPOOL
Chief isn Passage. Sl8i %
Secos.i Cabin passasc...................... 70 ~
yEON BOSTON LiyEAPOoi-
fhirfCibln Passage. %
Second Cabin Pisslsf............-....... % -
pagan. gold ID. equivalent ia Jaited = aes currency
Bertas not secured until paid ioi.
An * per.encel surgeon oA board
The o,vnes these ship, wal nos Oe scounfaoe Tor Sper
or valuable. unr.. BIZ. OF L4d. aasns tho value expressed
az signed therefor.
Eof klei,h. VI Passage applyt %
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Al , O'CLOCK, p. 81.
YRon PIER a. NORTH RIVER Third Pier above

MAIL STEAMERS 10 FRANCE DIRECT.
Va Tho GENERAL. TRANS ATLANTIC COMPAEY5
nov linz Of hrs.ciass wheel STEAMSHIPS, between
SEW-YORk and UANKf. 49,
The fr vc sriid Nessel. intended to he pu. upon this
.ayori'e rou.. Tor tie Continent, axe the following:
WASHINGTON .........3 2Ol tuns. so hOr..-pover.
IAFAIETsI E...........a 204 tuus a0l Lorsr-powe<.
ialJatl, 900 h0r,e- power.
FRANCE. fbuiingl 800 horse owes
NAPOLEON MI. hg.' iu.J 100 horse power.
Until the completion OF the entire M the service VIII 20
perormei by Tia . :,
| WAsHINGrON A. Duohesns. LAFAYETTE, A. 30
candle, Is follows; - - ~
FROM NEW-YORK TO HAyRE.
WASHINGTON. " oinesdsy, October IL
ErIE..............N sdnesday, November =
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sdnesdAy December :.
First shin (nculing iabe.vinel ............r -
Second g. 4lil Cnclliil- abs winel 8 ~ y SO
PAYABLE gold u. equivalent ia Unei S,aes currency
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE PRFK OF CHARGE.
Fof freight oT pissese, Apply % .
GEORGE MACKENZIE. AGENT,
No. Broadway, kew.Iork.
At Psri, 70 Bou'evarl ies tapucIe lOraad Aotel NJ
U,vr, WILLIAM lSfLlN 4 Go.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger Trains Leaf

E'RIE Passenger Trans leave
~ ~ follows. via:
g. m, Express Tor Buffalo
"a. m. Express Tor Cleveland direct. ria A. O. w. RH
$50 L. NJ. MIX. daily, for Osisyi.e.
10 a. w., Malt Buffalo.
a.. m, Way lor Ousvils Newbursh. and Warwick
p. MINT Express Saturdays and sundays eIceps
for Duukirk Buffalo, &c.
p r. Lightning Express, daily for Dunkrk. Rechesss.
Caalud g1a On Saturdays this train Will run 70 buuee
only q D. NJ. EmlgI ant. Tor Dunkrk.
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NOTlCT-The steamship CITY or DUBLIN. Of this Inc,
wiz salas a. Extra steamer .SDAY noon SEPT o.
carrying limited Of cabin and steeFase passengers
reduced rates, PAY able IN L. ) Currency
JOHN q. DALE, Agent, - Bfoidway;
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
~ ing at Queenstown lCofk llarborj-- welkno"n
,hp Company lnmal Lns carrying the u ). Mails are In
| tended 10 sai as follows; .
CITY or Saturday Sept. "a
CITY or .Saiurisy OCT
CITY OF AiIra.y' Cct-
North River.
PASSAGE
PAYABLE In g0it. or ts equivalent ~ currency:
FIRST CABIN. 20 90 STEEhAGE ......Sp 90
Fr.t Cabin 0ndOn IS 90 LoBdon.. - 20
Fret Cabin oPahs.. % o0 Steersgs to Paris... ~ %
Frs Cabin Hamburg 20 o0lSteerigs 10 HsDburg 81 OJ
Passenger. oso forwarded to HAVE Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp sc, 81 equ,ly los rates. A..
Fare, from Liverpool Queenstown, id Cabin, SO $50
500 serrage $50 Those who wish TO send for .helE
friends nay tickets mere OF these rates.
for further Information APPLY o, the tompsny' onlces
JOHN U DALt. Asenl. No % Broltway, ~ y.
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NTEWJERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSIT.

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSf.
~ Coon and after MONDAY. Jan. - 1864 Trains vt1
leave AEW-hOkh for BALTIMORE and WAsHIN0ION
At and 10 e. n 20 M and IL Midnight The 1880 a,
Train will take Passengers Cox BALTIMORE and WASHING
Ton This Tan makes connection Of fhiladepfA
Trains Philadelphia will leave NewYoEk ~ and 10 M
Il IN, and D. NJ and ~ Midnight. .
MILITARY TICKETS viii not De received n the . a.
or 80 D. m Trains J. W. WOODBURY.
Dec =. 1903 Assistan. Superintendent y. J. r h
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - SUMMER

I ONU ISLAND KAILkOAD = SUM M En
IL ARRASGEMENT.--LesyesN New York yarnes-slip sd
Sith East RIVER for Grsenpor Sag HaIoor hsrnpons
st8 For CrceEpor Riyerheei. lephanx, and Lake
land and $50 For Isp, Babylon. and Farm
ngdal-, at and $50 and ~ p For Syosses,
30 and 20 lStages connect for Gold SprluS
Oyster Bay 1d Huninston) For Hempstesd jamaica and
Winfield a, 3 and 1890 and D. 20 and $50 p m
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves 3th-st. Ese
River 8:30a H. for RyeIhead stopping at al Stations, az
cept Hempesd aud Syosse EIcurson Tickets for fhstra
at reduced rses A. REASONER superintendent
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Sixty Miles and Two Hours saved by this line 10 Chicae<
Cincinnati st. Louis. with bot change Of cars
FAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing September 10 1904 saye Now York as fooww
At a. iok Eas,on, Mauch Chunk, Wiikesoarre Me-
hanoy City Sc.
MAIL TKAs-At % for bennington, Ess;on, WAss
Gap Scranton. Wiikes0arre Great Bend Pson Bingham
ton, &c.
500 A. m Western Express for Eas'on, Allentown Rea4
ing Hss5urr Pirtsburg aud the West with but one chang
OF Cincinnati Chicago aud but two changes to -
Louis .
1905 NJ. TRLrs-For Easton. Allentown. Mauch Chunk
VikesbsTe. Miamsport. Reading. Ps.tsve. HarrisourA
&c. -
$3.50 M-For Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown. and MAnsh
Chunk
4:jO a-For sornerviTe and Remington
GP a.-foI S0mervlle 80
100 p a. WrsrxpS rxpnvss-For Eas,on. Al.ntowA
Reading Harrisburg. Pittsburgh and the West Sleepn1
through from Jersey City Pittsburgh every day
ELlzABEraPoRr hzw-ioRK FERRr-Isesve New
fork rom Pier No. n r., al 9l5 m. 40. and 81
D. M Boats stop Bergen Point and kiariuers Hsrb,r
Tickets West be obtained a. the office Of tho
Central Railroad Company, Pier No 2 n. r.. al Ne
Asor House. at No. "a Broadway and o. the pncipd
hotels. JOSIAH o. srEARSs Superintendent
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NEW-YORK NAIL STEAMSHIP 60. =
~ LINE or SiDE-NHEEL STEAMERS,
Carrying tie United State, MAJ to
NEW ORLEAN S-DIItECT,
As FOLLOWS:
NORSING STAR saturday, September cath.
GUIDING STAR kuen......... Saturday, October ls'.
SUMO NADIA Javne,.......... Saturday October 9Th.
EVENING STAR Ber..........Ssturiay, October 18Th
MORNING. STAR Uepburu SATURDAY October I'D
DIIlDlNG STAR SATURDAY Ocober 29th.
cI-WD MAZDA 4turdly. November 5.h
FVfNISG STAR Saturday. November 18th.
DAY STAR. (Bnid'ug.
Al O'CLOCK. p. 81.
YRor a. NORTH RIVER, Third Pier above
Foot 81 Canal a.. \. y. - -
Tie MORNING STAR j. 2Di5 tons; tire EVENING STAE
2Gl5 ton the GUIDING STAR 2ii6 tons DAY sTAR 2',B
tons and the SUWONhDA, l313 ton. cusom House meas
asenent Iher Passenger accommodation are not o,eeed
by iAss, uron any 0;he s.eimers IN the world .
~ No GIT received ls II sding signed after IL
O'Clock on the day 81 sailing ~ For Freight fassegc ap-
nv 10 JAMES A. RAISOK. No. 10 Barclay 81.
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UPREMIUM on GoLp-The sinh.

scnber. who cannot change his prices with The
hnclu'iions OF gold, without incurring enormous
expense 10 advertising the changes sco,nns ii'.,
to sell his Pens at Old Piices. Thinking Lis Crs'
toners entitled 10 the benefi, of the Pren,irm an
Gold, rather than the Wall s,res, debasers Of the
best currency this country ever had. he p.w ri.
.ess 10 all remitiing The amount Of Their orders
in God The hull Premium in this city on thr iny
when received In this way he hores 10 Ia th,.
country and his customers some good wi,hnu,
iflnring himself. tor the MogroN Pm camel BE-
made without GorD 80
preferred over other.
a. soisToN. 90 Maiden Lane. N. Y
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LIVE STOCK.

DiGvers and Farmers VIII find thi. the most
advantageous route Tor Live Stock Capacious
ards. well watered and surpIi,d with every
convenience, have been opened on this line aud
iis connections. and every attention IL paid Ia
th.Ir WAITS, with choice of market - Philadel.
Phia' New York or Baltimore and via Allen.
10 New York
ENOCil LEWIS. Gen'I Supt, Altoona. Pa.
!. l.. H0UPr, Genl Ticket A emf Pb,I,d.a
H.H. HOUSTON, Genl Freight Aet.. PhiIa
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A little girl had beautiful head
of hair, which hung in "clustering
curls" down on her neck. One hot
summer day. she went up stairs, and
cut all the curls of. Coming down
she met her mother, who exclaimed
with surprise: Why, Mary! what
have you been doing TO your hair?"
To which she responded. that "she
had cut it off aud laid it away in
her box, but that she intended to
put it on again tomorrow, as Aunt
Nancy didi'
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FRE!CHTS.

FRE!GHTS.
by this route FrsIghts of all descriptions can
be forwarded TO and from Phi adclphia. New
York. Boston or falilmore, TO and from any
point on the Railroads ot Chic, Kentucky. Indi-
ana, Illinois. Wisconsin, lows or Missouri, ny
RAIL Rod DIR CT.
Th' fenn'a Central Railroad also connec.s a,
fittsAGfs With Steamers, by which Gocd, can be
forwarded 10 any port on The Ohio, Mississippi.
Missouri, kansas, and other western rivers. and
nj Cleveland; 5aniusky and Chicago with Stca-
mers {" all Ports on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers en,rus,ng the trans
por'aiion OF their freight 10 this Company, q n
rely with confidence on Its .feedy transit.
The Rates of Freight TO and from
any point in the West by the Pa. Central K. X.
are at all times as FAVORABLE rs are charged by
other Railroad Companies.
5-J-De particular To mark packages VIA PnSS',
CENTRAL K. r.
For Frei Oh, Contracts or Shipping Directions
Apply TO or address either OF the followiay Agents
oil the Company:
j. \. STEWART, Freight Agent. Pittsburgh.
CLARKE & Co.. Transfer Agents. Pittsbnroh
IL W. BROWN Co. Cincinnati, Ohio.
}. h. MOORE, ouisvillc. Nv.
4. + SASS, st Louis, Missouri
CLARKE 4 Co F.. Chicago, III.
Il. Z. Aleidrum, General travelling Agent far
The south and West.
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am bringing cot new and useful article OF
Superior French Chemical Erasive Soap
or New York City Soap, put up in box
cx OF 90 s.nrs. one pound each. The genuine
Erasiye and Detersive Soap has. since its intro
ducuon TO the American public, been most fav-
orably known as the
Best and Cheapest Washing Soap
In Market Recent discoveries tkaosn oniu q,
tie mGnefactg'erI enable me 10 produce an ar,i
Gle possessing chemical ''DErERsIyE AND ERA.
slvE' qualities lar superior To any other Soar.
I Challenge the World to Produce lis
Equol
This Soap is rapidly taking the place of al, 9th
or soaps, wherever introduced One pound will
go rs lar as three pounds OF ordinary family SOAP
But one quarter the time and labor IRE required
to do the same au,oani OF washing rs with the
best of family soap. L will wash with HARD
water. Clothes need 10 boiling, and but little
rubbing with the hands, thus avoiding the wear
upon the washhnard. II does no, injure the Tab.
re; an the conrary,i il preserves it, and fixes the
Oiors. IL VIII remove pai't, grease, or stains
OF all kinds. irec,inns sent IN each hox for
making eMc fOund Of the above Soap irto
3 Gallons OF Handsome Soft Noap
Send Tor box and give it trial. If you do not
want whole box yourself, get your neighbors T.,
Join vnu, aud DIVIDE il.
81 Please be particular, and give full dir ctious.
Tor shipping the goods. 50, give the name Of
your posi.ofiice, with the State and County in
which you reside, Address.
b. T. BaBplTT.
40 Washington street New York.
P.S. will send box nt Soap on receipt Of Sc
:g Please send u &c States Treasury N,,es
or Pos'age Currency. ins'
u. I. BABpirr i, also the manufacturer Of the
following celebrated articles, I'll Of which b,.nr
ihs makers Game. il gcnuinr:
MEDICINAL 'STEAF- Wheat" and .Uy,ox,
SALhRsrus: soAr fowDtR, YEAST Pow pKR.
MEDICINAL East ,CoNcgsTRAI ED PorAsu. Coz.
ctNrRsrfp i.hf. EXTRA SrAsCG. CREAM TAR
TAR. SAL sopa, BA1iSs SopA, ARROW RoOT.
Ire, TIE. IS? im
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Foote's Patent Ventilated cars by Day

And Foote'S 'aten, ventilated sleeping ears by
niehi.
Passengers sran the West by the Ohio 4 Mss
is-irfi R.R. have the advantage OYER ihase bv
other lines II TIE CHOICE OF SEATS AND
EERTiiS. from Cinrinnn;i,as {. ere are no chan
yes Of cars between CiaeiDGsti and Cleveland,
P.t-bargh NJ L, lair.
Tvn daily ;hrr.eiI EXPRESS trains, Sundays Ex-
sspied,l oue ,rair Sunday evssirg.
Ohio : Mississippi tine TEN minutes faster
than -. Louis tiic. The public ars unexpectedly
cautioned against bills sdveriis,rg other routes
Hating quicker ,in,e.
ASS for tickets via Oslo & iiissis>irri r. r.
For Information, appi, ., the Office, No. IS,
4retis on the corners OF Fonrih and Cnesnut Sts.,
u.s.er iian'rr-' !l5g=e, II. i0ui-.
LoUGTI,
&; .Genf T!csat Il, nj.
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,ftf W. tstsf tesi<lf .it- .4ltt
AT A BARGAIN!ls.

'IHE Undersigned offers for sac. at very low
L hsnres quarter section Of Land, bsaptiiSk
" situated IN one Of the best portions Of Kansss
sooe sn'tie ment suFreuads it, and tv0 Ssste
roads pass near by II. There il no better uplss1
IN The State John w. DAY.
Ny'anse' Real Estate Agrnt.
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CASH PURCHASERS


5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!
200 EIogs'd n. Q. Sugar,
2C0 Bbis. Loaf, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar.
100 Bbls. Clarified Sugar,
100 Boxes Havana Sugar;
200 IBIS. :. ii. & NO. MoIasscs'
loo Bis. Plantation do
800 Bags Rio Coffee,
100 Mats Java Coffee;
loco Kegs Assorted Nails;
500 Boxes Star Candles;
l00 Boxes Mould do
40 i'i.s. Mac!.,,arel s. Herring;
u, Coils Cordage;
70 lialf BIS. S. c. Soda,
!Ca Bxs. Babhilt's Salaratus:
9.si BIS. Yeast Powders:
:;lg.9 i.cxes itaisins:
tax az Manui'd Tobacco;
:l'si Boxes soap:
100 Hall Chests Tea:
1850 BIDS. Wrapping Paper:
253,0o9 Sag;uS.
%
lie. l,1et. asa o., hand \ f:c a. ,rtI,,er.. ef
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pRiDGES and important points are under the
ID protection of Uaitei States troofs.
REGULAR DAILY PACKETS from Kansas City
AMI Lea'enworth, connect with the Platte Corn-
iy ii;'itoad ipr 81. Joseph, where close connec-
lions axe made with trains East, the Hann.-
bal and 81. JOS ph Railroad.
Al lilnibai connections are made with Pack
cts up and do~a tie Mississippi river, and with
al Eastern railrpsds.
Passengers TO Saint Louis. via. Hannibal, en-
JOY pl'a night rest aud STRIVE ii -. Louis
next fa,rnins IA season Tor tusiness, and make
ccEGeciiins tast 10y railroad.
STATE Rooss AND Meals or PACKETS, FREE.
Pass nsers TO the Eas, by this route save from
i've e seven days over those going by the Mis-
souri river.
Stages i;,n pro,uiucnl peinis IN Kansas con-
nee, with tie Hanuibai AID ST. Joseph Railroad
at ea'enwofti,, A'chison, Kansas CRY, and ST.
J3ssp h.
Da.iy Stage connections made from, points on
III, Railroad to Lexington. RichmeId, Bruins
wick, paris, Independence Carroiton tsc.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points East,
North or SSath. sold u, the Offices OF this Com
pany at Lawrence, kansa City, Leavenwor,h,
Atchison. or 81. Joseph.
Tbs Ii. & ST. 10. K. K. Co., are selling
SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND ACRES
fertile nd, situated along its line, at lew rates
upon long credit. Apply to JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioners, Hannibal.
Shipperscf Freight by this line save time and
Insurance.. J. I. X. HAYWARD,
General Sup',.
i. q GsoAr, Gen- Ticket Agent.
". r. ROBINSON, Gen. Freight Agent.
ROSS.
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IdIenessleads to vice, vice TO crime.
and criiaeito disgrace and punish
meni. Therefore, young readers, il
YOU would he happy and respected,
be industrious.
As a proof of tie hardness Of the
tre. there is fhan 10 Ohio, who kill
ed only half pig al time.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

NOTICE IS hereby given TO all creditor. ana
others Interested ia the estate Il 10 hua Zelnr,
deceased, that in,end to make final sett,emen;
OF snii estate at the next regular term ct Nh,
Probate Court sitting in and for Jefferson County,
Kansa-. TO be- begun and holden in Os. sieosa
on Aoidsy the 4ih day OF April, A. u. 1851
BEN. iI,LLM0N
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Painfulness, or Surues. ion oil Customary Evac-
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complaints IN dent 10 The sex. whether Arising
from inoi.cTction, Habits OF Dissipation, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-08-24
Purpose of Buffers CauaI

A correspondent writing from Bermu'
da Hundreds, and speaking of Buffers
canal. says:
The successful construction of the ca.
nal, of which there can be no doubt, will,
it is alleged, enable our gunboats TO
wholly overcome the formidable obstTuct
ions in the James River, and possibly
ultimately be the means of their engag-
ing Fort Darling and other rebel strongly
fortified places adjacent to Richmond
and, perhaps, before the end comes. op.
crate largely in tine reduction of the reb
ell capital itself. These are glowing antic-
ipations; but nevertheless they are capa-
bic of realization by patient and indul-
gent waiting for. Amy one of these re-
suits. added to the necessity imposed up
on the enemy of frightening his line of
defence a distance of four miles, requir-
ing several thousand of men TO man tho
prolongation of their lines, will certainly
be regarded as adequate compensation
for the time, labor and men bestowed up
on the accomplishment of the undertak-
ing.
The negroes. who are largely engaged
upon the work of constructing the canal,
behaved well under the continuous and
CALLING fire Of the day, never for an in.
slant finching. but standing to their
work manfully and creditably. This fact
was a source of favorable comment dur
ing the day, and l am glad to be able to
record il.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-08-24
Arms sent 10 Indiana Copper
heads.

lNDIANAPoLIs, Aug, Fl.
Some days ago Gov. Morton received a
letter from the East, stating that a large
quantity of arms was being shipped to dis.
loyal parties in Indiana.
On the 18th instant, four boxes we're re-
ceived, addressed to ]. j. Parsons, of the
firm of H. Dodd & Co., printers, of this
city. Last night twenty-five more boxes,
bearing the same address, were received
and drayed te Dodd's Office.
The military authorities Immediately
placed a guard around the building and
took possession of the boxes.
On examination the boxes were found
to contain reYolYers of the best quality
and fixed ammunition.
J. j. Parsons and Charles P. Hutchins,
Dedd's partners, and VIM. Harrison,
Grand Secretary of the Sons of Liberty,
were arrested and placed under guard al
the Soldiers Home.
The two former were released on tax.
ing the oath of allegiance, this evening
a book containing the list Of the ''Sons
of Liberty" was found in Dod's safe, in
Guiding the Secretary and Auditor OF
State, the Acknowledgement, and ]. ].
Bingham, editor of the names of 400 reb.
ell prisoners. As third degree member,
II. II. Dodd is Grand Commander of the
Order of Sons of Liberty in Indiana.