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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18
OFFICE og THz STREET CossIssioSsR,}
No. IJI BRoADwAr J
mo CONTRA PROPOSALS.


I,O CONTRACT PROPOSALS,
incloed In sealed envelope. ndorsed with the title Of
the Work aud with usnc Of the bidder written thetson
will b. received tbs office unt Tuesday June a. lS.4 at
II O'clock a. 49,. a.,
Of house Of Hoe Company No -
For regulating and .radlns Efhyslrh stree, between Az
enue A and Fast River.
Tor regulating grading sc, fihy eighth street. between
Second avenue and Esst River.
For regulating gradus sc., Finylinh street, between
Third and Fourth avenues
FOR regulating grading &c, Fourth avenue between One
and sixteenth and One hundred and twenty fourth
streets. 49,,
Tor regulating grading &C. sIeih street between Eighth
aveuuc and Broadway
FOR curb gutter and flag Fir between One hund
red one hunir, and twenty NH streets
FOR curb gutter and tag Twenty third street, between
Avenue b and Eat hy.f -,
FOR faggng Foy.iourth street between Sixth avenue and
Broadway. - -
For asssing Onc.hundrei andthirtic,h street between
Tenth avenue and Hudson Ryer
FOR Tagging Manhattan street between Ninth avenue and
Hudson River. =, .
For new steam engine and tendcr fo Company No t0
For lrcalnIIn bell Tor th, This ythird street beto~er
building sheds and putting new ROOF on Country Mar
iet. ard for other repairs 70 lererson Market
Blank forms fropJsals. together with the trechc1ons
ana agreements esn be obtained a, this ohce-Daed Street
i.pi rurnt, New. ork, Juno H. 1867.
CiiAS. q. CORNELL, strett ommissioner
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Cost ano founo.

/ OST or MlSLAlD.
SHARES ILLINOIS CENTRAL SCRIP SIOUX dated Aug
r. 1893 IN the name Of CAMhAN Co.,
The transfer ms bren stopped and all parties are notIne'
not 10 ne ,otiae the certificate.
Application viii be- made for a new eefthcate
Tho finder l. requested to return the same 70 -
r.. WHITEHOUSE, SON & MORRISON
No. % Wiiau.st.
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Corporation Notices.
PROPOSALS
FOR
S25o,Ooo
ny
"RIOT DAMAGES INDEMNITY BONDS,
No. ~ OF THE COUNTY OF NEw.YoRK.

NC. VI lHE oOuNli VI NEW-1Ohh.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Comptroller. Once
until MONDAY. the Nth day OF June 1864 at O'Clock D. M
when will be publicly opened for the purchase the
whole any part Of the Of Two Hundred and fry
Thousand Dollars (s25g0Oo OF Riot Damages Indemnity
Bonds No. g." Of the County OF New-York authorized by
Chapter aud amended by Chapter 36 Of tho Laws of
1854 and by ordinance Of the Board Of Supeviso s
proved by the Mayor, June u.s. 1894
The said bonds will bear interest the rate Of six per cent
per annum payable hAfyeay the frs, day of May and
November each year. and the principal will be redeemabe
on the fir., day Of November, 1882
tbs proposals will the amount Of bonds desired and the
price per 800 thereof and tho persons whose proposals
accepted will thereupon be required deposit with the County
Treasurer lat the Broadway Bank the sums awarded to them
respectively.
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts Of the County
Treasurer such deposits the parties will be entitled to re-
ceye bonds for equal amounts Of the value OF the sums
awarded to Them bearing interest from the daes Of payments
Each proposal be scaled and Endorsed Proposals for
Riot Damages Indemnity Bonds No. ~ and the same inciossd
In second envelope addressed to the Comptroller
The right reserved to reject any all OF the bids II con-
sdered necessary to protect promote the interests the
County. MATTHEW L. BRENNAN |omp""'e''
City Of York Department Of FINANCE, Comptroller
Office, June II, 1864
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nrpAIRs TO STREET PAvEMENTs.-

VDEPAlHS ~ 81 REEL IAN i'hbN 20
III TO CONTHACrORs.-Seaed Proposa.. VIII be re
cslysd Al th. one. Until II O'Clock Of WEDNESDAY,
Jun. 20 1874 fof repayiEg and rspng and Keeping IL good
repair during the certain period OF six months ending Dee
81 1894 the carriage ways Of al paved avenues, streets
SQUARE. In the City o. New York excepting
OILY much u he carriage way Of broadway a. l. 10"
paved with IN. Russ Tayensnt-
The bids be Ia the form preserbed and furnished By
hi. Board
SPECIFICATION. form OF the agreement, and blank proposals
viii be furni,hed al this Office.
THOs. STEPHENS } Croton
KOBT. L. DARRAGH, Z Aqt
A. W. CRAVEN. ) Board.
Office Croton Aquedpct Department ko,unda Park June H.
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EOUND-On Thursday the 10th inst, on
i Msdi.onav package OF GOLD The owner can have
the by proving property and paying eaprlses.
AT No. "a East 39th.st
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STArR OF ILLINOIS. TazAsrnER's OFFICE,
SPRNGFIgLD, June -, 1854. }

SPRINGFItLDf Iouf'
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that the
Treasurer Of the State Of Illinois viii, on aud siier we
first Monday Of July next until the 10th day Of said month be
reely at the American Exchange Bank IN the city OF New
York pay the interest maturing the rst Monday oil Ju5
1864 on The Public Debt II the State Of Illinois 49,,
The interest then due and not called for prior TO the Zon
day Of July will thereafter be paid only at the ONCE OF ths
Treasurer OF the STATE Of Illinois In the city OF Springfield
Holders OF Illinois aud Michigan Canal Bonds whose coupons
are exhausted, are requested to present the Bonds
Signed. ALEXANDER sFARNEr
Treasurer Of the State Of Illinois.
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN Commences Il concludes 10; 30.
Lessee and Manager n. WHEATLEY
N''''' THE RI SUMNER THEhTER on TIE CITY.
THE ILLUMINATED GARDEN OPEN EVERY EVEN
ING.
SATURDAY, June 10, 1894,
TWENTY-NlNTH APPEARANCE,
AND UNDTMINlSHED APPRECIATION,
OF the celebrated Lyric Artistic,
NILE. vESTVALI,
In John Broushsm Grand Romantic Drsns In ave tsoleau
entitled. -
which continues lie highly fattering and
BRILLIANT CAREER,
a. the most m orr ~
ATTRACTIVE SPECTACULAR DRAMA OF THE DAf
wsrrar,ing the announcement Of its repetition Tor
EVERY EVENING TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
ANGELO with the songs You are the Star twoTos ~
s. R. Pisis ESQ D. and " The Rrsve Marca"
MILE. NKSfVALl, ,
supported in the principal roles by Metsr, Nsnan W.
Colier j. y. HaesD J. g. Burnett J. w BlAisdell, r. b.
Holmes Hsup, kende Styles, se Misses Rose Esyinge'
M. Wells, skerTeti Moore &c.
THE GRAND TARANTELLA,
By Mlles Kstsrins Ella, Kruger, Ro,ina, aud
FULL AND EFFICIENT BALLET
Mndcsl Conductor. .Marvey D. ponwoHn
POINTHEETS,
By Mesrs. Willard, Aseder, PHILIPPE and Wallis
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE
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OFFICE OF TEE STREET Connl,sIosER,

No. ~ BTOadwhy.D
rU,O CONTRACTORS.-Pro inclosed in
scaled envelope, Endorsed with the title Of tie work
and With the name the bidder written thereon VIII he re-
eelyed At this Office until TUESDAY, June 90 1854 at eleven
O'Clock d.
For regulating and grading Eishiysnth street. between
Avenue A and kast River. 800
For regulating and grading fiy eighth street, be
tween Second avenue and East River
For gung aud grading, &c, fny ninth street. between
Third and Fourth avenues
For regulating and grading &C.. Fourth avenue, between
Onehun red ard sixteenth and One hundred aud twenty
fourth streets
For regulating and grading &c. SiIcih street, between
Eighth avenue and broadway.
For curb gutter and hg First avenue between One hund
red eleventh and one hundred and twenty nth sheets
For euro gutter ard Aas Twenty third street. between
Avenue Is and Fast River
FOR Aassns toryiouf,h street between siiih avenue and
For tagging One huudrd and Thhti,th street between
Tenth avenue and Hudson River 49,. =,
For tagging Manhattan street, between Ninth avenue and
Hudson River. Al m
For new steam cengne aud tender .or Company No 20
For hrealarm bell TOR he Thirty Third ttfect bell tower
For bui ding sheds aud putting Iool on t0anty Market
and for other Iepars to Jefferson Market.
Blank forms OF proposals. together with the specifications
and Agreements b. obtained ~ ibis on'S-Daied street
Department, Newlof Juue u, 49,
CHAS. g. CORNELL street Commssioner
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NTH n AT ION A l. b A N X
IN OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK

NTH n ALTON Al b N X
IN OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
II. NJ HUMPHREY. Cashr JOSEPH U. ORvlS. Pres't
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
WASHING ON. April Ia. 1864
Whreos By satisfactory evidence presented to the under
signed has been made appear that The Ninth National
Bank of the City Of NewYork in the County of New
and State Of NewYork has been duly organized under
and according the requirements Of the act OF Con
qess entitled IAN provide National Currency,
secured by pledge Of United States Stocks and to provide
for the circulation and redemption thereof approved Feb
1853 and has complied with all the provisions of said act
required be complied with before commencing the business
Of Banking:
Noe therefore, Hugh McCuloch. Comptroller Of the Cur
rency do hereby certify that The Ninth National Bank OF the
City Of NewYork County OF NewYork and State Of New
York 10 authorized to the business Of Banking
under the act aforesaid
In testimony Whereof witness my hand and seal Of Office,
this Eighteenth day Of April, 1894
Seal Of the HUGH MocULLOCH
Compt. ofthe Currency. Comptroller OF the Currency.
NINTH NATIONAL BANK.
GOVERNMENT AGENTS-CAPITAL 81, 1000,
Has on hand for immediate delivery.
U. g. NATIONAL TEN-FORTY LOAN
The safes, and profitable investment the market
PROPOSALS FOR THE UNITED STATES
LOAN
A. Of 1881,
received at the
NINTH NATIONAL BANK
until June H. 1864
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fircmorks.

nEPOT for J. HADFIELD'S FIRST PkE-
~ MUM FIREWORKs.-A fnl assortment Of tho ve
~ Iii r. FOULDS. No. 80 Johnst
EIREWORKS.-A general assortment Oh
plan and colorod FIREWORKS and Of the best quai'y
for SALE by BADEAU, LOCKWOOD CO... -.
" no. ~ Washinytonf
HADFIELDs FIRST PREMIUM fiKE'
III WORKS and wAUGHs celebrated NonpaIieI Ell wv Nv
rFDOES ,old wholesale, at his UPTOWN DEroii nos
100 and 2Ol 9th av between 25d aud 2ithsis. New'io
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fcsal Notltss.


~ Y. SUPKEME NUUhIi CuuIIIy UI hlI.E,'
N. -IOtNEA HOWARD aeains, JOSEPH H. TURPIN,
WALTER MEDIUM, and JAMES A. sACkEIT sum
relief tcom no, ser To ts ao9' enaned d,endAt'
psnt In this action which vii b. fled W The Office OF the
c-Is Of IA. County Of Kings al the CITY hs IN tne oiy Of
and copy II your an1weE 70 the sa com
plant on the subscriber. AZ their ohoe number one hundred
and ton Broadway in the City Of lors within twenty
days after tho service Of this yon excius we
day OF suoh service and you TAIL 20 snswer the 'd com
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff In TINS seton
apply the Court for the relief demanded IN the COMPLAINT
Dated New-Yoik, April II, ~ ,,,.,,,,,,,,,
..............: JACKSON 4 MlDDLEBROOh,
. ( Int Rev. PaintG = Attorneys,
{: Stamp SIC. TO- lIV Diosd"D' NEW ~.
-.
The complaint In the above action hed In the ON
tho CLERK OF the County Of King at the City Hail. IN the 4
OF Brooklyn on the lstb day If April. 1865. ,
JACKSON MlDDLEBRoOK,
spl6 lawl4wS flainili Au"hhey''
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.ORDERS for TREMBLEY's UNION
" STRAWBERRY PLANTS received BY Mr.. L. onil
Office No. 1874 hlaiden-lane.
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Coparinerebip Notices.


HNHE LATE FIRM OF FOWLER d
Il WELLS va. DISSOLVED by mutual consent April Z.
eo4 n Fowler Of that hga then aii now
travelling and ec,ur'us Ia Great Britain.
Mr. samuel H. Wells continues business on bis own scount
but pf.ss. ia keeping Up The and Of the old hrtn
This 10 20 notify the public that the use Of the hr name OF
FOWLER K WELLS by Mr Wells, 10 without the consent
Of o,rnzo n Pow rs and thai he not paItuer nor ~" be
any bushes. connec with NJ. Wells Although by no
tefn Of the De ution Agreement Mr. Wells 20 10 udae
" Nv LORESZO ~ FOWLER
By CHAELEs G. WAKKLET, Attorney.
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financial.
ROME WATERFOWL AND OepKSsDrReH r: r: COL
EEw-YoRK, June I6, 1854.
NOTICE.-The Board of Di

nIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Board OF III,
IL rertors Of this Company have declared semiaunna
DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT payable the 18th day oil
July The Company also s..nmes the Payment o. the oos
from the ls to the 18th Of July inclusive DIVIDENDS upon
Stock registered in New York will be paid at the hseans
Bank.
as follows: W. C. Perepont, Presidents Marceus Massey
Vice President, and X. h. Hungerfori. secretary
r. +. HUSGERfORD, Secretary
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Gorsss, Carriages, &r.

ouARrERxAsrERs OFFICE NEv York. April 10, 1861
RTlLLEkY HORSES WANTED.-l, OOO
Seventy Dollars viii be paid for all that pass in'pec'ion
These horses be sound in particular broken 20
n.nsron AT the Ooyernment Stables ahs, between 10th
and ilth avenues STEWART NhN LII
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NORPORATION NOTICE.-The Joint
~ Special Committee of the Common Council appointed 10
inquire evils resulting nom the illegal and improper
in which many Of the City Railroad Companies, have
laid and maintain their rails also to investigate and CONSIDER
whist further legislation TO add to the convenience
OF arosd and increase the Of the City wi
noe, In the Chamber Of the Board Of Aldermen at the City
Hail. on Monday next the 10Th inst, at II clock noon
All persons Interested In the Subject particularly those who
have psoned the Common Council for hearing before the
Committee and all those whose property business may be
Affected In general BY the above named interest hereby
notified 10 De present the above mentioned time and place
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WINTER GARDEN.
LAST NIGHT
' LAST NIoHrl!l


Mr. and MRS. w. J. FLORENCE.
In announcing their last night Mr. and Mrs W. Florence
desire express great regret with which they mud them
selves bring their engagement to acose 10 tn
very .enh OF bat the and fatigue oil oh ana
srduou Of performances Of more than eve months a.
the Winter GARDEN matter Of obligation and duty TO
themselves sceA atemporsry relaxation % presenting
again refreshed Isl the Fall with another series OF
novelties they hope renewal Of that generous poonc sop
mort which has them through zagemen OF such
length and Of which they Will always retain IN
abiding remembrance.
ON this occasion they will sppes in Byrons Burs'qas Of
FRA Ola VO o.
FRA DrAyOLO alias the Marquis di Centre MAJ
w j. q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. w. J. FLobENCE
Supported by Mesus vining Bowers, A. Davenport, z.
Morris Eberis, Riley. Dsnnsou. Mrs ChAnfrss and Ap
Floyd. .
The performance will commence with
THRICE MARRIED.
Mrs. FLORENCE .Carotta, Bal Mosque Cofanef'
With sonss-'' Captain with his WhiskerA"
and " Young Recruit" ...--
Mr. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MI i<S
Doors open at u; performance commences ct -
MONDAY, June 10
BENEFIT
Of the popular Stage Manager
Mr.. A. II. DAVENPORT.
WEDNESDAY, June 22-BENEFIT Of the
MISSISSIPPI SANITARY COMMISSION.
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NOR SALE.-One Pair of GRAY HORSES,
sixteen hand. high suitable for Farm. fhce sJOo
apoly Al the private stable No. q West 18th IT.
NOR oALE-A beautiful bay HORSE, OF the
hest blood aud bottom in the state Inqaire ~ Gmores
stable No. III lcs Brooklyn, at the PieIponl House
Brooklyn.
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printing.

WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Fulton.
w a-sTEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MAN
UFAcTURERs
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THE ORIGINAL COUNTRY DANcI
By the Cbafsctsra
MONDAYLTHE HCNCHRAcK
TUESDAY nsst time)-THE WIFEs SECRET.
WEDNESDAY Gaa timeb-FOLLlES OF 4 NIGHT and
RURAL FELICITY.
THURSDAY-A BACHELOR OF ARTS.
FRIDAY-ROSEDALE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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rh. Companv hs, been ia successful operation for more
than THIRTY YEARS aud continues to INSURE against
Lo.s and Dasge by FIRE upon terms as favorable " similar
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN.
ALL LossBs LITERALLY ABDUCTED AND PROMPTLY FAip
DIRECTORS:
DANIEL UNDERHiLL, President
Oliver H. Joncs. William tir'un, Chs L. stewart
I.ssc n SEYMOUR SamL j. airing. Samuel N. Dodge,
Abraham u. Davis {. =. Ptefer Michael ulshoeher.
Saml {. Harriet Sylysnus beiell, Chas d. Lewis,
John T.. Andrew, X, VI. Buchanan, Ethebet 5: Mlls,
JOSIAH o. Low. Wilian Hertlel, Joseph A. Dreyfous,
John Even. Thomas Dsvey, James Z. Gulck,
William bepew, Henry j. Scudder, James T. Wright
L. COOPER DEDERER, Secretary.
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THE CONSOLIDATED GREGORY COM

H>HE CONSOLIDATED GREGORY C0M-
pAEY--Hsving recently learned that james Z, Lyon
Co of Contra Civ Colorado Territory pretending 10 o"
Claim No on the Gregory Lode mineral land have assumed
20 give title thereof TO the sboveuasned Copany tI's NV
Eve notice 70 ali whom concern that the saio James
T. LYON Co title thereto and that ne sam
o,vn,d by John g. Harris and myself late hrn oil hsrs
Wbeeler The ,sid James =. Lyon Co have no chn 20
said premises except equitable mo5sasee' 70 sSar s1
certain iudebtedneu which, on the 1tl osy OF MAY 100
AMOUNTED to about IS 49, That on that day ors
Lr rendered them that amount 10 redeem the HTs,e @
an ther refusal 10 accept the Harris "Leesi OIL
snenced st In equity in the District Court OF tho
redeem said premises and for an account Of NC
Sept, and ssues thereof received by Lyon 20 WINE
possessop a. mortgages, which suit s,A ptnolng IN sa
bistrct Court aud notice TO all subsequent purchasers
ar ec1iti., OF Harris Wheeler In the premises Lyon
Co. can therefore give title and any money pea ts
therefor il thrown away 80 Tar a. eo9ceu vyf1tpIER
title. ehAo' NJ
Milwaukee, May ~, 1864
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TTNHE BROOKLYN, EAST NEW.YORK ana
Il ROcKAWtY RAILROAD CO.-BOOK5 for SUB
eCRfPTIONt to the Capital Stock Of this Company VIII ee
OPENED the 10Th inst at the Office o. tho sd
North. Western Railroad Company No. Wsllst ~ T. ana
Win remain open for thirty days Reports and further In
formation NAV be obtained ut the principal Oce
No. 345 BultoI.st., Brooklyn.
By order Of the Board Of Directors,
FREDERICK A. GOODALL, Secretary.
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CAVALRY BUnEAu OFFICE OF AsssrASr QUARTER

CAVALRY BURKAu OFFICE OF AsssraSr 0uAatER'
xAsrKR No. 10 sTArEsr, Nav FORK, yane ~ iI''
GAVAIRY HORSES WANTED.-I viii
j purebase IN OPEN MARKET all the Cavalry Horses
that may presented and inspection NJ tho ooyeme
Stables corner lOthav and 33s,, IN tins CITY until ui'he'
notice. =, , ,.e.,.. -,
Paymen, will be made in checks payable In certificates Of
indebtedness when ~ more Horses arc received
Pfice one hundred und fifty D5U) dollars each. - =,
GEO. 4. BROWNING, Capt. ard a. q. NJ.
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Jnsnranre Companies.
NEWLY FIRE AND NJ ARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ wALL-STREET.

CASH CAPlTAL.................. $500, 900.
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Caution !!

II the reader Of this notice cannot get box,
OF Pills or OiEtment from the drug store in his
Mace. let hin write 10 me, enclosing the amount
.nd | will nail box free Of expense. Many
dc alers VIII not keep my medicines on hand be-
cause the cannot make as much profit as on cth-
er persons make.
More are genuine unless the words ''lotlo
scav. Nea York and Loadoa," are discernable rs
jttv-mark in every leaf Of the book of direc-
tiols around each box; the same may be plainly
sen BY holiing the isaf to TIE light. A hand
come reward will be given to any one rendering
such information as may lead 70 the detection Q.
any party or parties counterteitipg the medicines
or vending me same, knowing them to be spu
rious.
s.*Sold at the mandatory Of Professor HOL
LOWAY, sd Maden Lime, New York, and y III
respectable Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine
threu eh0ut the United States and the civilized
wDsld in boxes, q Is sents, So cents, and el.4O
each,
r. There is considerable saving IN taking
~ larger sisss. 'aly1tays
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Pittsburg, Fl. W. h Chi. r. Z.

The shortest line from Chicago to New York.
fhdadelphia Baltimore. Washington City. Har
risbuig. and Piitsburg Also the direct route IN
bo,ton Albany, Buffalo Dunkrk, Cleveland.
Columbus. CINCINNATI Wheeling, DAYTON. And
al cities and towns between Chicago aud those
points above npmed
Trains leave the West Side Union Depot. cor
ner Madison and Canal streets. Chicago an ar
rival OF trains from the West az follows:
MAILS, every morning, except SUNDAYS
ENPfEss, every evening except SATURDAYS
Both Trains connecting at For, Wayne with the
trains OF the To edo and Wabash Railway, ut noon
nd midnight.
THERE is NO CXANGE or CARS.
BETWEEN.
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Disorders of the Stomach

Are fnc sources Of the deadesi nlaladics Their
effect is to ytiate all the fluids of the body. and
to send 4 poisonous stream through all the chan
ne:> Of circulation Now what j. the operation
Of the Pills. They cleanse the bowels regulate
the liver bring the relaxed or rritated stomach
into Il natural condition, and, acting through! the
seerciive organs IRON THE BLOOD ITSELF change.
the state Of the system from sickness to health
bv exercising 4 simulaneo and wholesome ef.
feet upon all its parts and functions
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Tn s., Mighty Healers, World
Know and World Tried, are
= R,nn to the Sick.

-, ag medicinal TO meet the
III, ~ "a''' " -, differing portion OF hui
ia' '.iiu iecs,sa'ies VI tne free from mineral
n,anitv and Que entirely ,aa s.'rar.l, fol,
and other deleterous PARTICLES "a. nshsred into
till this all powerful medicine " = puts have
the world; HoLLowAY' : iSvALuARL y na,ions =
become the not sEHoLD REMEDY oi "a IN cupr
Their attribute IS TO PREVENT as well a. ,,,nt
they attack the RApiA or ROOT OF the con-. dis
and tlu~, by removing the hidden cause o. Or
ease inv gorate ana restore the dropping ~ :
gies OF the system, assisting nature III hei -
OF TtL and FtScrIoN.HY REFORMATION.
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Bilious Maladies, &C., dc.

In whatever form disease attacks the liver II is
repeled and cx'er;ninatcd by this searching,
painless and irresistible curatiyes. Bilious re
mrttenfs, bilious purging, and all the ordinary
disorders of the organ. Indicated by pain in the
right side and between the shoulders, yelowness
of the whites of the ewes, weakness aud debility
&c. are relieved and removed BY the remedy,
with a CELEBRITY which astonishes the sufferers and
their friends. Let the sick. whom the faculty
abandoned resort with confidence to this power
full n,i-bilous agent, and restoration to health
and activity will be the unyarying results.