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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-06-23

EVA paper speaks Of man who
died without the aid OF Physician
Such iuSIsDcss Of death are exceedingly
TlN
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-06-23

d'p'lysH man OF ms last blessed Prly'r
lVgU,
-
0SLr Lrtttg I'Ienr, Saturday
evening We remarked a rather rough
looking individual laying otEia Irregular
Icngth', a Yirgiaia rail fence as he Of,
tSIHpi6d to prdtcOd up Broadway, IIo
wOs considerably undct tho wOather. 10
aao nautical phase. dt id other wo;is.
vas badly Intoxicated
Navigation appeatc,l 10 bo rather dif
Rtnlifofiikoa vessel beating agaiutt
sHasgtssp Siad. 10 vas talking fSoat
sIlS-l6 sidsih RisssITa shlia.
At longIh while on thOIecNsfi taSt.
atct many marrow escapes, he gnvO 4
Hidb iurcll and. failing ubift his course
Oi the proper line. pltnsci E6ddIou
down a Otoi.way, that led 10 an eating
saloon below. Tho door sas ierLuuatc,
iy open or something serious might haYN
happened in the way of bTokon head,
AS il W0s. the face and arms af tho aari
as veil as other parts OF Tho body uers
badly tFapcd aud b;uiaod LS contact
with the Giops dnd floor, Having been
assisted into perpendicular position. tia
legs still exhibilinga SOmaTkab!S wOsk
ness about the region Of tho kness. 30
Sss asked 'how lhO duce he got so iuIety
uul drunk
Rough looking individual (slosdyiuN
hiGself against the door, -'llruek--.Ro,
sir gentleman, ain. dtank--thatssll
a--o mistake (his) iSycr was drunk thlcJ
in my life Just little tight tbiol ihSts
all
Hero speech failed him allOSstAcr. saA
be sank iuto st,tc Of obliyiOa On Ih6
floor,
Z
Ez'- a certain green custowSJ, via
was a stranger to mirrors. and who
stepped iulS the cabin Of one 6fcus ocean
steamers, stopped 80 frant Of q laGga
pier glass, which ho took for a door,
aud seeing lis own reflection, 40 said
I say. Mister; vbuu does lhia eN
honl start}'
Getting no answer ftOG ihO duma 10,
Election before him, ho again toFsalpd,
4 soy. Mister, when dops iAiS gS
bost starI2
lnocnscd at the sali Silsa! agdra, 10
then broke out,
Go 10 ihundori yoa danoa saSAafSn
oclorsd sho6k.hstd bull cslti Iou
don't look Ss if yOs knew much any,
howl
RJ' The edilo; Of tho BAtimNp
American lstely asked a COna,issavy
whni use IhefS Was 10 DO @adS 6f ReMa
dried cOitcOgrouadS, aud reserved hV
reply that the barela seld for ana each,
and the grounds RO;S 'teA'omAlised' ~
tho lrOhriOrmi6g hand af medOla chem,
islTy, and put uR la Pauad pApsyV,
which are decorated WlIh st,,aSIiye lN
kAlh nnIAInh ...rAs.am
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DSSSThe ladIcu may not 60 mach ON,
on the Aigh way, hpI they Svs CON,
plaiasd ofby husbands as hjRG rtly
Uvcl addicted q hosw'ys
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amusemcn.s.
DARyUM,s AMERICAN MUSEUM.
STILL TRIUMPHANT. ATTRACTION UYEouALLED

STILL TRIUMPHANT ATTRACTION UNEQUALLED
THIRD AND LAST WEN
OF THE GREAT RAvEL PANTOMiME
NEW TRICKS. SCENES and TRANSFORMATIONS:
AN EXTRA EXHIBITION EVERY MonSt Ns, AZ y.
AT WHICH TINE THE LESIukFEr,h,yIsu.unc r III ~
THROWN OPEN WITHOUT ChAH'E'
For the exhibition Of ..,u-
HEIR NADOIsK,s WONDERFUL CABINET,
which measure. only y feet high feet wide ana iee'
thick IL contains 21 Of elaborate a zed suon&
and useful pieces Of furniture. including IL tables ~ eaen
1t viii be exhibited in the EVENING At conclusion
Pantornime, but not ia the afternoon.
AFTERNOON At o. EVENING AT "A O'CLOCK
THE GREAT RAvEL PANTOMIME,
fall angi able and startling tricks changes Jokes, mifacu
transformations and magnificent sceaery, entitled
MAXULM. Or THE NIGHT OWL.
Characters BIZ TONY DENlER, the celebrated Clown, Mr.
C *. FOX, Mr.. G. DAVENPORT. 81. A GRossI, M.
III GHES. Nile. LOUISE the charming dansease, Nile
.ERNESTINE, and full company. -
ETUIoPIAN SONGS and DASCES....J. H. CLIFFORD.
THE GRAND ORCHESrRIAN,
A MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL iSsTH X u aao Tn IL.
.. short intervals day and evening the most difcnt and
elaborate OVERluRES and COMPoSlLioHs' win ."
the grandeur compass, and charming effect Of s,,rs
FULL ORCHESTRA OF 20 iNstkq IN NE ssU;
THE NEW VENTlLATOR, DRIVEN pi olnAIs
forces into the Museum feet OF pure cool air per mnue
CoOLEsF PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN THE CITY.
10 he seen at all hours: ~ ,,,,,,
MARVELLOUS LIVING AFRICAN MUD FISH.
BRoUoHT HERE in DRY SOLID Clay.
-FOUR SPLENDID SEALS, JUST CAPIUkED, MIN
FAT CHILD, GIANT GIRL, FRENCH GAM ,, LII o.
IiviNG KANG1R0Os, LIVING PoRCUPINE. NINA
TURE SKATING POND. MOVING WAX FIGURES,
HOUDIN'S AUTOMATON WRITER, THE MUSICAL
SEAL, MONSTER SERPENTS, AND MILLION OIh>
Err CURlOSfriES. .,
Psychological Esamn ,tious by Prof LIVINGSTON
| Admission. rs cents; children under ten, 10 cents
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DEADING AND COLUMBIA RAlLkOAD.
III -T.i. Road /. completed Md IN sooa suhn'n
errr with hrs csp Passenger Cars and HAVING ngTru
,sn,-ren,. With the connecting roads NohIh ana
.aef. the travelling public d., and yoyt ,Tu.o
~. and Reading to Allentown, Esstos, aud NE".tohh.
- H. o"t. Tor beauty and SKINNER RESORTS shpd 10
tired to bs apprecisted . A.,
rIain. North leave Columbia st 1900 =. M, fast
T'rairs aTriyo ct Reading at lD;1 a. H. NC
Trsins srrive at Reading at t;lJ y. m, ne
Trans south isave Reudins at 6;3O a. III, Acc
Train. South leave Reading 81 II 10 a. M, AL
Trains arrive 81 Columbia 1t $3.50 a m, ho'
Trains arrive ct Columbia at ~" p M. = asst
Tho River Susgssbanna at Columbia crossed ~
F.uy;s NEW boat awaits the nvL Of the fains TO eoh
y,v The passengers over the change bsns delightful rseh
srfs by the Fat Line wll dine 81 Columbia .,,,
=. W. NOkrHROP, HobEhI ChANr,
General Ticket Agent General supehn'enoe"e
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che Curt.

y THE FIRST MEETING
SARATOGA RACING ASSOCIATION,
AT SARATOGA SPRINGS,
VIII be held on the
"a I'd 9th, 5th and 9Th ofAUGUST, 1854
sEvEaAL RACES WILL BE RUN EACH DAY,
Commencing promptly at ~ an
''e'''''' FIRST DAY-FIRsr RACE.
pounds. $50 entrance play or psy $1,000 added Il niles
Closed win )" s sSsssi pAY-sEcoND RACE.
'''' SECOND DAY-FlRsT RACE;
FOR all ages s rIais pAY-sEC0ND RACE
The sARAIoGA sTAKES ,ST a sS SSs 70 o sf
y '''~ ",'' = SANE DAY-THIRD RACE
Purse w" r IMS p'' pAY-FiRsr RACE
Sweepstakes for 3year ods to carry 100 poqndsi 1s VII
ns Of The Iysr. s,sss: to saIy pSund a' No., y
~" . SAME psy-sEcoND RACE;
Tho CONGRESS SPRING PURSE, for al sses, oeoA
'"''' FOURTH DAY-RIRsr RACE.
Purse 500. Selling Race for al ages. Onesntsqaastss
''''' 'A'A SAME DAY-sEcoND RACE.
SAME DAY-TIlIRD RACE.
Purse 800 Ts ssfG b sS,.ei SSr RACE
HANDICAP PURSE, siSo for 3ysar Olds beSen II Pc
e~sn and Saratoga Nile Aests
Purse $500 HURDLE RACE Dash Of Two Miss
The splendid New Course s now completed and s mucl
ample aoding perfect view Of the entire from saca
sesL =. ...
the exciting trials Of speed are anticipated
An efficient police will secure good order.
steamer can reach Saratoga ocock next mornius Rs3
trains win also leave Troy and Albany m AID szrtvs
c. wsuArIY. Secretary.
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Financial.
dividend NOTICE.
OFFICE OK THE
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO,
No Io2 Broadway, Eew.YOrk, July IA, 1864

" This Company has this day declared SCRIP DIvI-
DEND or FIFTY PER CENT to the Policy Holders en-
titled to participate in the profits OF the COmpanys business
fer the year ending 30 1864 deliverable October no. 1864
Also, an INTEREST DIVIDEND Of SIX PER CENT in
ssb on the scrip of 1859 1900 1901 1862 and 1853 payable
October 10, 1864.
Also, q regular sEMI-ANNUAL CASH DIVIDEND Of
SEVEN PER CENT payable to stockholders or their legal
representatives on and after MONDAY. 18Th inst,
This Company has also resolved to REDEEM IN CASH on
the 18th day Of Angus, next, It. SCRIP ISSUES OF 1851 and
1855, with sis per cent interest added
GEO. T. HOPE, President
H. II. LAsPoRT, Secretary
CYRus PECK, Assistant Secretary.
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Gxtursions.

TI,O THE COAL FIELDS OF PENNSfL-
WANNA. -
P.,.n. thtongh Water Gap, Scranton. Wyoming valley
Larrl .bu1s, RrAdin, Mauch Chunk. Beth
leleIn. t-ston, sc.
l,, for n go Excursion. for sale al the oioe OF
the Central Railroad Company Of NewJesey foo. o. Court
landt lt. New y orb. II,
por description OF the rore' aod further .ppS
a oh foot of CelTa ndt It, OF OF H. T. bhLDmiSi
GENERA Ticket Agent. No. O. WAL sl
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financial.
& CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co .

ttxvyrIrn CorrNrrs CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co
CLEVELAND. ONO, July H. it64
nIVIDEND NOrICE.-The Board OF Direc-
,, ~ Ill. COMPANY have declared Cash Dividend Of
FIVE ne, cent and a e1ira cash dividend of THREE PER
cs both payable a. the gsuAi places on aud -iter Aug J.
pe,t free Of iioverument taz ~
T transfer books win the evening OF the 10th
,ts,,t and reopen on "a Of August
'~7 N GEO. II. RUSSELL. Treasurer
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Gteamboast and Railroads.
OENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY,

NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEf,
~ from foot Of Courandt-st connecting at Hampton
Junction with Dea~ are Lacka~ anna and Western Railroad
ard at Esston with Lehh Valley Railroad and its connec
tons forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West, with
out change of cars - -
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Sixty Miles and Two Hours yed by this line to Chicago
CINCINNATI St Louis, etc with but change OF cars
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing May ?, 1864 leave Nsw-i orr as foiows ,
hARRIsBUk0 ExPREss--At a. ni for Easton, Residing
Poitsvle Harrisburg, Mauch Chunk, Wiiamsport. Thu.
train arrives at Harrisburg at D. NJ connecting East and
the Pennsy ysna Raroel, North and south on the
Northern Central Railroad and with the Cumberland Valley
Railroad TO tlagerstovn.
MAE 1RAia-At g:I0a m, tor Easton Water Gap, Scran
ton Mlesbsrre, Crest lend, Pittston, Binghamton,
I'm TRAIS-For EastoD, Allentown, Mauch Chunk, WI
Han.po. l. Reading. Pottsvii-, Harrisburg. &c.
I'd D. Nor Easton, bethlehem, and Mauci Chunk
$40 and 5:iO-For Somersiue. 49,
Up n MFsIERy ErPRRss-ror Easton, Allentown. Read
ing HsrrburA Pittsburgh aud the West Sleeping cars
through nom Jersey City 10 Pittsburgh. - ,
t,,,,prTupoRr AND NV YORK fERRY-Leave New-York
from Pier No y. H., at Is l2;45 40 and 9JO p M
Boats stop al BERGEN Point end Mariners HIoor -,
Tickets fr the West be obtained at the once OF the
Central Railroad Co. of New Jersey foot OF Courtsndtst
At Aston House. at No. 2l Broadway and at the princ
pal hotels JOSlAh w. oitAaN', ouPel'
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MILWAUKEE, AND PRAIRIE DC CHEN RAIIv.1.

company Office, 40. q Excnuge-Pa Z
Room No. 20 third hoor), NEw.YoRK, July o. 1854
UNHE Directors, at a special meeting held TINS
dsv have under authority given them by the Sockhold
ers. ordered hafye2Iy DllDEND payment Of q f0Ok
PER CENT the fiTst PrserIed stocS ADD Jil Ihhhh
AND HALF PER CENT the Second Preferred STOCK
Of nis Company subject to Government aI and paysoe IL
August ne 10 the holders as registered on the company
boSk, hi. q. T.. TAINTOE, Transfer AGENT.
N B-C&version Of Bonds and Scrip stock into the First
Preferred Sock be made rom lS 70 llth August IRON "
q 10 ?.
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OyvrcR on ruR prrrspuRG, Foar WArxEAxp

CHICAGO HALLWAY CosPASy. PIrTsBURG, July H.
DIVIDEND.-'Rhe Board OF Directors of this
~ Company bavs THIS DAY declared DIVIDEND Of
~ PER C%NF the Shares Of the original Capital stock Of
tbs Company payable fee OF Government T1 and after
the 9Th OF August p-oImo at the Office Of the Company IN
this city, and the Tfsusfe Agency, WlNsLOW LANiEK
Coz No 81 Wal New YCrk 10 the Stockholders, Gsrsgs
tered Il the respective Offices The Transfer Books Of the
Company viii Close she 2Oh Of jay inst, O'Clock
p and remain closed until the 5h dag OF August there
aneS by order OF the Board,
W. b. BARNES Secretary.
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No. 50 YxcH.ssrrL.or COR BRoAD-sT.,

AEw YoRK July a. 1864.
nIVIDEND NOTlCE.-At meeting Oh the
Board Directors Of the Dubuque and Sioux CITY ha
road the following resolutions were adopted: . -.
R1soir,d That a Dividend OF THEE AND HALF
(sl PER CENT the Preferred Stock be declared ont o.
tbe net earnings OF the Company for the sx months ehds
lime 30 rayabe on the DAY Of August next In scrip
bearing the rate Of six per cent per ainm payable
annually and redeena5e from tine 10 time as the net earn
hrs of the Company shall hereafter permit alter paying
yeT cent ca dividend the Preferred stock
10 The Preferred Sockhodrs exceeding two and hali
s per the Preferred Stock in fu payments OF dvl
dends Preferred stock heretofore canned and no' S
tibuied. ,- -
The Tser Books close the 2d Of J9y and reopen on
,he lst of august NEXT PLATF SMITH President
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NETWORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
ARRANGEMENT.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
1915 COMMENCING MAY " 1854. lsei
Passenger Station IN Sew.York corner TthS. and fthav
Ertrsnce 2sths,-
TRAINS LEAVE SEW-YORk;
For New Haven, tEI.), ll:SO O. III; H:lo tETh ~"
on, $3.50, $50 aud (EID 2. - a. ,. . a.
For Bridgeport, Z ely, n:oo g. n; i2;b GEL, 800
HI.l, $50, $50 aud tEx) p. m
For Milford and strafford, 1850 $50, $50 p m
For Fairfield Southport md Wesipor, T. ll;S a M s'o
Fof Sorw.t, :, go ll'oo m, ii;' tEIl 80" tEIl
For Dai.n and oIses sich T. 80 II 30 m $50. 40
sor Greenwich. T. go II 80 $50 4;co $50 eS N;
FOR stamford, 2 (EIl $3.50, llJo IN. lila lEL) )
H,5 3;O $50 $50, $3.50. iEI) p. N.
Eor por Chester and intermediate stations, 80 uo&
Il" - w. CONNEC'rING TRAINS
For Boston vi. Springfield a. m. lEI)i 5tErh sp. m
fo1 Boston Via shore Line. l2;l5 (EKl ep NJ an,
For Hartford and Springfield, StELb niSoI M 'lIhh
$50, y. - rrN ,,.ao. ., A..
Montreal. o. m tn Northampton. an,
For Hartford Provicrnoe aud FisiAl Railroad tEL),
li30 q. III. - Co.,. o.n,,.i.,
@ m. le:l5, ,, ?. IN.
FOr Cana. Railroad, l2l3 p IN 70 Northampton
For Hous.iouic Rsilroad, G. m o. M
for S.ngatnck Ksroad, q. m y. N. 90.
FOR Danbury and Sorvsk Railroad, q s'pa u t'Vp' N.
lon,uodious Sleeping Care attached 10 p M Trans,
JAMES II. HOir. Superintendent
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The ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY,
/, 49, NNp.r.sT NV. OKX July a. lr5

The ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY,
No. iS7 NEsr-sr.. INV oRK July -, lS5L)
nIVTDEND. The Directors Of this Company
~ have THIS DAY declared Dividend out OF the earn
prs Of the road for six months ending 3h June Of THREE
AND ONE.ltALF PER CENT. te,s the Government tax oil
; Per cent? the PREFERRED STOCK. , ,.,,o,,
A,so a Dividend Of -FOUR PER CENT Oh tie COMMON
CAPITAL STOCK free OF Government tax
Both payable at the Treasurer's office. Erie Place. on
"wednesday third day Of August next TO the registered
hodursof stock 1t the closing of the books =.
The transfer books Of both Preferred and Common STOCK
will be closed on the afternoon Of Tuesday the lsih inst and
O' ''' P'"'' v" '"' HoRATiO ~ OTIS, Secretary.
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6tationerp ano fanfp GOODS.

XNM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. l04 Fulton
w .t-SrATIONERS and BLANK look MASUFAC
TURERS.
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U. s. 5 PER CENT 1910 BONDS.
OPPIcR OF THE DELAWARE AND HUDsos CANAL Co.,
No 20 NILLIAxsr., COZ. ExcHAsGEPLAcE, (

Ekw,Y DIRK, June -. lso4.>
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-ln pur-
~ sasnce Of authority given at meeting Of TIE stock
holder, OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal Co. held the
7st Of pill last there wiz BE- oPporoned eoog such p
sons shall be Stockholders in the stid Company ca tie IN
CAV OF July next Twelve IhOasand Five Hundred shsre Of
NEW STOCK in the ratio Of shaTe TO every SIX ses OF
Stock then beit by each stockhoee CeFthcaeso Stce
40 apporoied vii be ready for delivery thoe entitled 10
the same OF and after the LIST OF Aush ner. 30 SCRIP VIII
b. issued fractions Of Snare but the Dum5es Of sres
the aggregate Of such fra lions will be SOLD at
P1bc Auction 2Gth day Of July snd the net proceeds
will be paid to the and aeT the ist oi August
according TO their respective interests
The Government az, tho aforementioned sppo'aSD
xneui, viii De paid BY the Company.
BY order a tie Board,
ISAAC y. SEYMOUR, Treasurer.
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DIRITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL-
VIM. y. GRIFPrrS. T.. Genss Sept.
1904 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL

1904 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
lOOHts r. II. STANDARD GAGE AND DOUBLE
TRACk. Al through trains pr the We by this route leave
Nv. York from the foot OF Cssrsnd u. T1ouh tick ets
Tor Chicago Milwaukee, st. Paul. and al poins N tho North
West C1e.thne, Indianapolis, Louisville, - lsu- Ceve
and Columbus Cincinnati end all posts Ia the West at
can be procured the sboe Of e Peansy
Central r. R. No Asior Honse Ct the Depot foot OF
Courtandst Through trains erve New York As follows
IN. Express rhiiaieIpnis arrives in Pitssoursn a.
49,.
p. IN. Express via Philadelphia, srrves IN Pns~1~shA'
pm . p..A, =,
p Express, via Allentown. arrives tn PisSourSh si
1910 p. ,.. -,
Newly ork at q .. r
Ill. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, Ne AsssrisasA
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6apinas Banks.

OK PER CENT INTEREST-Market Saw
~ ngs Bank No. 81 Nassau s-Oprn every day from 10
a to 3 o M. Mondays and Thur-dsy. from 5 10 p M
Money deposited before ADg viii draw five months
interest 10 January next. LUTHER G. CARRIER, fIes-
HKERY X. CoSELIS, Secretary.
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UNUE NATIONAL UNION LIFE AND
LIMB INSURANCE COMPANY Of h@wYork' hay
ing the certificate Of the Supernen dent Of Insurance At
bany for ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND pobLAh9 ae
no,ed with him cor the better security OF the insned are
now preparcd to issue POLICIES LIFE or LIMB to oh
GERS soldiers and sailor. and All other persona 'au ''e
ORisON BLUNT, President
J. L. CrLKy Secretary
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Ale0ird.

MANHOOD and the Vigor Of Youth Restored
WI In Pear W.ohs y Dr.. hC0RDS EssENCE n LIfE
Til. vondrrd est III restore hashssd V tbs me
sLaft.r.d CO.. Ion wSe4hG srsnx from EI,os~os 5-S
Abus. ths Ip..... nsis, ~ SsiurS Caugs. The nMs
required TO cure e., svoeIsts case four wtc
uss /. imoo,sible DR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LlFk
sold in eases With suUosra. ~ fsr ~ N qntf
tics fer IS SCAT carefully psAsd o. re,ap Of n1it
Of four stamp PHILIP ROLAND, Sole go .. s. No
| al Bssoa,e T. ss- Don we~ non Broadway, N. Y.
lV,HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
Il GOVT AND RHEUMATISM.
All Sufferers from the above oompla'ns eihu rseen, o,
long stAndiss are .dyissd 70 nss BLAlRS 00UT AND
RHEUMATIC PlLLa They on be relied upon o. nc mos
and eaectuA remedy offered to the psbi nd hvc
boon universally ussd in Europe for many yesis with tins
| gfestest success ..... -
Prepared BY PRCUr 4 HARsANT, No ~ strand. t c
Frsnkin-st, New.Ysrk.
Her Majesty have authorized tho ADD
address OF " fHOMAs PROUT 22s Strand London to be
upon the Government STAN Affixed W sseh Dol u
| TIE genuine NJ edeipe.
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Nxv.YoRK AND NKwIAvEs RAILROAD COMPANY !
SUPERINTENDENT OFYIcE Cor. 2,rH sr AND irH Av., Z
NEW YORK, June Is. 1854.
NOTICE YORK and NEW-HAVEN
~ RAILROAD for NEWPORr-On and after FRIDAY,
Iuv iso1 one DAILY EXPRESS TRAIN will teave New
Yofk corner 2I,h, aud thsv. at i2l3 M oonneeahs a.
Newport At $50 p Tickets cold and Basesse checked
,b,obgb JAS. II. HOYT. Superintendent.
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OYgIcF OF TIE pIrrsBURGH. FoET WAYNE AND
CHICAGO RAILWAY Co. fITrsBURGH. July IA, 1885,. >
nIVIDEND. The Board of Directors OF TINS
~ Company mseiing held this dsy adopted the follow
ing preamb and resolution: , -,
herea, The halfyearly interest dividend on the Sd
Mortgage Bonds Of this Company accrued on the l' day o.
July inst but not payable by the terms OF the contract uA
the lst day Of October neat and -,
VheyeG The net earnings Il the Railway and the man
e condition Of the Company, fny Justihes the declaration
and payment of half yearly dividend ON THESE BONDS at
The arne time with the dividend th. Capital Sto~ there
fore, " r,,n,,, I'm o,,u II Al L
PER CENT be declared said Third Mortgage bond ci the
baf wear ending June 80 u the same TO PAID 9" and a'e
tb. 5h dsy Of August next the persons registered as hoes
thereof at , o'clock D. the 10Th day Of July INST h
Transfer Books Company fo sud bonds g. be osed on
tba. and closed until the 9TH day oil august e
.ter Prosfded That such payment in advance OF thst men
for future the Company BY order the Board
W. III. BARNES, Secretary.
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oyypcz OF THE IIIrSor. crsrElL RaIRoaD Co,

Oyytcz OF THE iTIIrofs CENTRAL RAILROAD Co,
NKw-Y OK, June "a 1854
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Board Of Di-
rectors Of the Illinois Central Ralroad Company have
This dsv dec sred DIVIDEND Of -FOUR PER CENT free
from Govornmen tx, the Stock and Cancelled bondf
Snp Of the Company payable the trst OF August neI 70
ns whose names are registered the hodere the books
Of the Company the close Of business on the ION day Of
July uert nd that the Transfer Books close that day and
open on the I'd day oi August: ....,,.,., -
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AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD


IL FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT BONDs.-
oirr sale $500 90 Of The First Mortgage tsecond d.
von) Bond. Of this Company 1ae homd. have 80 year, 10
ron sud bear PEI cent Interest, abb annually m
New They part u an issue o. rbsocV when are
secured By ~ niles Of road running from teds,
Fail, Iowa Fa under contract aud to be completed
ths Fsl
TIE Dubuque and Sioux CITY ha'road has been completed
and in succesd1 operation nom Dubuque 70 Cedsr ais
distance oil SPOUT 0J miles for ssTsrh years Tho dcht on
th. miles /. represented by sJppDD frst Mossge
Bonds 0J OF Preferred stock and about lo O %
Common The Bonds offered for s,e i.sued
by with the Of louIts 10 interest OF the
Preferred Stockholders required by the article. Of oTPo
ration The total annual inherent ali -" BONDS OF The
op.ny IL therefore but So 200 1uaianerd Dy the earnings
Of IA s Of road 1hc for building The extension
miles made favorable terms and The mate
ra And equipments before the e great advance In
IIce-.
The Company has valuable and grant Of 80" scs' PEI
mis .
$40 900 Of the Bond have been sGbcrbra for BY 'ort
holders the Company and the balance are no~ cisred to
the pubic on favorable ,erms.
For further particsiss, apply 10
SCHUChARDI GERHARD. No. 2! Na'.aHs'i or to
81 X. JEsUP 4 Co.. No. 50 Exchange pinre.
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ERIE Passenger Trains leave
IL a. follows, viz:
a. m. Express for Buffalo. u,p
Ia m., Express os Cleveland direct Via A. o. W. KY
ESQ q NJ, Milk, daily, for O,isvile
10 d. IN, Mail for Buffalo
%p IN, Way ios Oisyile. Newbursh and Warwick
81 m, Night Express Saturdays and Sundays excep'e
6p M Lightning Express, daily, for Dunkirk Rochester
Canandagus &c. ODSstudays this train will to Buffalo
only. ,. M, Emign ant. for Dunkirk.
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leetnrcs auo ttlestinss.

GRAND MASS MEETING OF THE IRON
VI TRADE.
TO ISpORSF THE PRINCIPLES AND DIRECTS On
THE CITIZENS ASSOCIATION!
TO BE HELD AT COOPER INSTITUTE, THURSDAY
EVENING, JULY 3D. ate o'clock.
ALL WORKERS IN IRON ARE INVITED TO ATTEND
SAMUEL DORsErr, Chairman.
JlxEs NJ HICKS Secretary
s., signed by several hundred Of the trade.
Grsiulla's Band and Gee Club!
CONS OF TEMPERANCE.-The GRAND
y DIVISION OF EASTERN NEW-YoRK will hold
oIraRTERLY SESSION at Rverhead. Long Island oa
WEDNESDAY July r. Representatives and visitor. viii
take the eambos. connecting with the Long Island kAoss
' Nv ord.r JOHN DAVIES Grand Scribe