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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-10-12
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Our life is spent on little things,
In little cares our hearts are drowned
We move with heavy laden wings,
In the same narrow round.
We waste on wars and petty strife,
And squander in a thousand ways,
The FIRE that should have been the life
And power of after days.
We toll to make an outward show,
And only now and then reveal
How far under the currents flow
OF all we think and feel.
Mining in caves of ancient lore,
Unweaving endless webs of thought,
We do what has been done before;
And so we came to naught.
The spirit longs for wider scope,
And room to let its fountains play,
Ere it has lost its love and hope
Tanned down or worn away.
l wander by the cloister wall,
My fancy fretting to be free,
AS, through the twilight, voices call
From mountains and from sea.
Forgive me, if feel oppressed
By custom, lord and all of me;
My soul springs upward, seeking rest,
And cries for Liberty.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
COENTY OFFICERS.
ericsson STATION.

Jgigt, Of the CourtS-President Hon. Geo.
Taylor, Huntingdon; Associates, George W.
Easley, Henry c. Devine.
thonotary--Joseph MDonall.
Register and Recorder-JameS Griffin.
SReriT-James Myers.
District AtOrney.-Philip S. Noon.
County Commissioners- John Campbell, Ed
ward Glass, E. R. Dunnegan.
Clerk 10 C0mmi'sioners-W William H. Sech-
Ter.
IrsdSursr-lsaac Wike.
Clerk to Trsasyrer-John Llovd.
. FooT House DTectors-Georgc Mccullough.
Ieorge Delany, Irwin Rut!edge.
FOor House Tredsurer-Georpe c.. K. Zahm.
Aa7itors-William J. Williams. Francis p.
tIerney, John A. Kennedy.
CoH"'y Surrtyor.-Henry Seaman.
Coroner. William Flatterv.
hereanhte appraiser Cox.
sup Of Common SchooIs-J. F. Condor.
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EHENsRURG BOR. OFFICERS.

-. At LARGE.
Edmund J. Waters. '''N ~ IN n ou'
Burges5-C. T. Robert,
JjorS oIrg0I n DITeetoys-Phiip s. Noon. Abel
JoU;s. T; - DATid j. Jones, Hugh Jones, VIM. NJ.
''y" 4Fea'HTer-Geo. W. Oatman.
c,.,-,, EAST WARD.
groa''6ble-Morris Peat,
Jpa a'r3 = eeoHneil-E. Hughes, Evan Griffith,
Tbsro,. ., Evans, VIM. D. Davis, Mai. John
rbo1p, bn@p.e'or'-Richard R. Tibbott, Robert D.
S, IIuss Of Election-D Daniel O. Evans.
'''''or-J. A. Moore.
C WEST WARD.
T.''oot,-Thos. J.Williams
vn,.4 Councit-Isaac Crawford J,mes
Oatra!' VIM. kittell, II. Kinkead, George w
ElGse'ors-Robert Evans, Jno. E. Scanlon
A,y. q Etection.-John d. Thomas
O''-Capt. Murray.
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na A loquacious gentleman on finding
himself a passenger in stage coach with
a prim and taciturn maiden lady of some
forty winters, endeavored i'll vain to en-
gage in conversation. At length night
came as nothing was said, both fell asleep,
The stage finally stopped, aud the driver
announced to the lady that she had ar
rived at her place of destination Her
fellow passenger being awakened at the
same time, thought that he would exchange
a word at leaving, and addressed her =
aMadam, as we shall never again, proba-
bly,, sleep together, ] bid you very re-
spectful farewell" A scream, and silence
reigued again.
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Proceed with Thy Elephant.

In Columbiana county (Ohio) resides
an old fellow renowned for his belligerent
disposition, who is generally known as
Friend Shayey. Born and bred Quaker,
be was long since read out of meeting on
account of his quarrelsome propensitios,
but still pertinaclously clings to the plain
clothes aud plain language of his early
days, possibly as a protection against the
wrath which he is continually provoking
by his overbearing and irritating demea-
nor. He is always the owner of the cross
est dog in the neighborhood, the most
troublesome, breechy steers, &c, and is
continually in hot water with some of his
neighbors in consequence of the depreda-
tions committed by his unruly live stock.
A few eeks since, Van Amburgh's Me-
nagerie, travelling through Columbiana,
was obliged to pass his residence. A lit
tie before daylight, Nash, the keeper of
the elephant TippoO Saib, as he was pass
ing over the road with his elephant dis
covered this pseudo Quaker seated upon a
fence upon the roadside, watching a bull
which Re had turned out upon the road,
ana which was paving, believing and
throwing up tremendous Dust generally.
LII iaSO ilOLAi luO 4ul VI tHC QS-
monstrations, one would readily have
taken him for one of the identical breed
that butted the locomotive off bridge.
Take that bull out of the way, shout
ed Nash, as he approached.
Proceed with thy elephant" was the
reply.
"Lt you don't take that bull away he
will get hurt" continued Nash, approach
ing, while the bull redoubled his bellige-
rent demonstrations.
Don't trouble thyself about the bull,
but proceed with thy elephant" retorted
Friend Shavey, rubbing his bands with de-
light at the prospect of an approaching
scrimmage, the old fellow having great
confidence in the invincibility of his bull,
which was really the terror of the whole
country around.
Tippoo Saib came on with his uncouth,
shambiing gait; the bull lowered his
head and made q charge directly upon the
elephant. Old Tippoo, without even
pausing in his march, gave his cow-catch-
er sweep, catching the bull on the side
crushing in his ribs with his enormous
tusks, and then raised him almost thirty
feet ir the air, the bull striking upon his
head as he came down, breaking his neck
and killing him instantly.
"I'm afraid your bull has bent his neck
little,' shouted Nash as he passed on.
Bent the devil" cried old Shavey,
with a troubled look at his defunct bull,
'Thy elephant is too betty for m3 beast,
but thee will not make SO much out OF
the operation as thee supposes. was go
ing to take my family to thy show, but
I'll see thee and thy show blowed to blazes
before [ 90 one step, and thee may pro-
ceed with thy elephant and be d-d,-
please the ''please" being added as Sha-
vey took second look at the proportion
of the stalwart elephant keeper.
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EBENsBURG PA, THURSDAY. OCTOBER Il. Is
turned over the photographs, and

turned over the photographs, and
s1ared blIndly at them the wrong way up
wards, as she passed. 1t must come sooner
c. later, l thought. She dropped her
eyes, and looked frightened, as L got up,
and blurted out, g Perhaps we may never
see-another again"
sHer breath came quickly, and she look
cd up timidly and smiled. [ was reckless
now, and ran on.
:" can't go to England without telling
you what Ill x No, no !!
don't say anything yet. l never told you
II could not all that happy time-that
at on my way home to take possession OF
ny place IL Shropshire. I wont-I-eIs'
L could not say another word all my
courage was gone, and stood there more
sheepish than ever. She had come to the
rescue again, and, looking up with her
big eyes, said
q You come from Shropshire How
extraordinary that [ should never have
found that out before I'm Shropshire,
too. l wonder whether you are anywhere
near my dear old home, Surneaux x?,'
ooh dear, oh dear. what is the mat
ter? Are you ill? Shall ring? Oh,
do speak Don't look SO for my sake.
Oh p
*
What was the matter? Only my chest
had been bulged in, and driven up into
my mouth-that was all. What was the
matter?
Her dear old home Surneaux. Good
heavens Yes, my mothers name my
grandfather's- was Smith
Her dear old home Surneaux Then
by angel was the old mans baby wife [
bad heard so much of t!
Her dear old home Surneaux Good
heavens And a man may not marry
his grandmother !
We were both caimer soon, and said,
E" Let me kiss you, grandmama."
/ doubt whether grandmother was ever
more touched at grandson's affection
than she was as threw my arms round
her; and (must it be told y cried like a
baby. 1t was not manly, | dare say but
10 one saw it but she and Suzette, who
came in without knocking, and was going
to throw a jug of water over US but
saw her il time.
My old friend has the reetcry at the
bottom of the park, anG go there every
day /; for it does me good to see his rosy
! gsfe, and romp with his, little girl.
| There is no nursery at Surneaux.
| | am a deputy lieutenant, and a man OF
note in the country; brt the chair oppo-
site mine in the drawing-room is never
used except when grandnlama IS With me
She often comes but We never speak
of the happy days in Switzerland, and
neither of us has been there since.
LP. S.-Since writing this, grandmamf
has come down with her younger sister
She is very agreeable; and, barring The
weeds, reminds me much of what q. NJ
was when we first met. J. London Society
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A FUNNY OIL SPECULATIoN.-A de-
cidediy funny oil transaction oc Cured in
Erie few days since, Mr.. Jacob Althoff,
of the Althoff well, discovered that his
cellar was partly filed with oil. He al
ways thought his land was good oil terri
tory, but never supposed 1t vas so near
the surface. However, Jacob was prac-
tical man, and without specializing much
as to whether the oil oozed through the
earth, or whether veritablc oil sprlng
had broken loose in the cellar, he set to
work pumping out. Thirty-two barrels of
good quality Of oil was thus secured
David Kennedy & Co., have large oil
refinery just across the road from Althoff
and also an immense underground tank,
holding some eight hundred barr els. AL
thoff showed them the oil, and they pur-
chased the thirts-two barrels at about
six dollars barrel-a reasonable price
and thought they made good little "spec.
They contracted for all Jacob cellar oil
at the same rate. The latter waited pa
tiently for mere to collect Meanwhile,
Kennedy & Co., had occasion to examine
their underground tank. Near the top
was found crevice, aud they smelt some1
thing beside OIL They soon found that
when their tank was filled up to this Gre
vice the OIL found its way out and pene-
trated into their neighbor's cellar. They
had not only .ost considerable OF their oil,
but had bought back thirty 1.-TWO barrels of
it at over six dollars per barrel and had
contracted to keep on doing so The leak
was stopped instanter, and Althofs cellar
is not so valuable as it was. Mr. A.
threatens to send in bill for damage
done to his cellar by flooding it with pc
troleum. The money SO far received he
of course retains.
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SOCIETIES, sc.

meet. A;-Summit Lodge No. 3l2 A.Y.M.
fourth +. Masonic Hall, Ebensburg, on the
PM 1uesoay OF each month, at II O'Clock,
0. 7 -, Highland Lodge No. 42s l. O.
every Vsess Wa5s IN Odd Fellows Hall, Ebensburg,
Tenn, Highland Division No. 81 Sons of
easbv,g meets in Temperance Hall, Eb-
- every Saturday evening.
FERNS OF SUBSCRIPTION
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ng- A Young lady of New Bedford

B@- A young lady of New Bedford
was intimately acquainted in family in
which there was sweet bright little boy
of some five years between whom and her
self there sprang up very tender friend
ship. One day she said to him
" willie, do you love me %
eyes, indeed !" he replied, with a
clinging kiss.
How much p
"Why, love you-I love you-uP to
the sky"
Just then his eye fell on his mother
Flinging his arms about her and kissing
her passionately said
"But, mamma, 1 love you way up to
God !"
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ra- "Come till America, Pat" writes
son of the Emerald Isle to his friend in
Ireland, " tbs iue country to get iv-
ing in. All ye have to do is to get
three-cornered box and Fill IL with brick,
and carry It to the top of four-story
building, aud the man at the top does all
the werk."
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EBENsBURG MAILS.
NAILS ARRIV +


Eastern, daily, at 1900 o'clock, noon.
Western, q at 1900 o'clock, noon.
NAILS CLOSE.
Eastern, daily, at O'Clock, ?. NJ
Western, &" OF o'clock, P. VI
pA. The mails from Newman's Mills, Car
nutown, &c, arrive on Monday, Wednesday
aud Friday of each week, at o'clock, P. NJ.
Leave Ebensburg on TUESDAYS, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at Z O'clock, A. u.
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nRECTORY.
~ $50 OF POST OFFICES.

Post Offices. q, roSt NGS'Trs. S CoSrou IT,
<,1la,s Springs, Henry Nutter, Chest.
C',ulSs,y,snrh, A. G. Crooks, Taylor.
CoheH ]. Houston, Washint'n.
CIe'sJ VI Cu.t3rg John Thompson, Ebensburg
Fallen Timber =. Jehries' HIii:e.; me-
Gallitzin, - =; NJ. ,C.i 0hrlSty, 49, 49,"
HemlOck, I'm m GIa,, IneS Ir.' fnhns,iIvr
Johnstown, n n ~ ;inahaa Ioratto
L0retto, w. go; So NIune+or
hl,ui'sr;i,a Andrew Ferral, Susq'han.
fI"',sot;ra Stan. Wharton, Clearfeld.
81 TeoI George Berkey, Richland.
oc"iP B. Michigan, Washt'n.
oonn o,oa-h;u George B. Wike, Croyle.
Sumn VIM. Mcconnell, Washt'n.
rGiIl,nre J. X. Shryock, S'merhill
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
PAINFUL TRAG e u.
Saicide sf . Discharged Unisn Omces-
Drnth from nemorrhsge, Caused BY
Opening Vein In tho Arna-Cerouer's
IuQucat.

| At q late hour on Saturday night last man,
giving the Of Samuel II. Jordan. called at the
Frankfort House at the corner If Frankfort and VII
lam.srs ana procured . room On sunday afternoon
the chamhernsd Bridget Smith. went TO the room for
the puf pose vi making the bed, and on opening the
door saw the occupant IN perfectly nnde Condition
/ hanging over the foot OF the bed.
She gave the alarm ard ~ the inmates hurried
to the spot On Examining tie unfortunate man. 1t
as found that he quite dead. having probably ex
pred some nours previously. closer examination
revealed the fact that ne ad severed the principal artery
OF the arm the right elbow joint and inen leaning
the foot the bed witt the punctnIed arm pendant
and the LETT hand firmly grasping the bed rn he had
in solitude and darkness. slowly bled 70 death Beneath
the wounded arm upon the foor. large pool OF
cotted blood aud the bedco,hes were also saturated
with tho \ common dessert knife. cover, with
bnod, Las upon tie floor near the foot OF the bed.
Coroner Cover was notified and yesterday held an
inquest upon the body Tho above facts were elected
on searching the body the following copy OF letter.
written by himself some hours before committing the
fatal act was found In one ot the pockets
"EvAcrAroS DAT Nov. IS, 1855
,yins been for some months ps very much depressed In
tines entire ,fof my iieht Mid have determined to
-svr th. world trouble and Ny family reside at
n io -. "osr,r Of B.resy Now having come to
NY dyi tn- wish bid my wife. children aud family
ave Le, knd h-nl bury d-c-uy God bless ycn
all lird kind friend taken BY the hand all would
b.. N my a charge from h- 9Th Regiment. bounty oi
sIoo due =" soon as 0ohs's P...s. me Aw ,o,n,x.
TIE letter was written In pencil. in fair. ro, n
hand and yideutl, The work of an educated man.
From letter from his former captain It would
appear tba' be had lately occupied the POSITION oi ad
lutant o. fhe 81 Battalion, lat United States Colored
Hsayy Artillery and his letter would Indicate that
| he had served IN tie 18th n. y. V.
The Jury rendered 70 verdict that the deceased
came To- death BY suicide. by loss Of blood the result
of dividing the arteries at the right elbow joint
Deceased WAS native II this city. sged 4i years.
His remains have been taken in charge by his friends
Tor iutsrmenI.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Church Of the Pmritaus- ID iseourse Of -sAo.
Rev. DIR. Cheever.

The Rev. DIR. Cheever delivered discourse
at the Church OF the Purtans Sunday evening before
moderately large congregation. The Evidence sd
Eject Of degeneration considered az q Miracle"
Previous to the delivery o the discourse Dr. Chesves
announced meeting which would be he'd at his church
on mex. Thursday evening with the object Of preparing
memorial 70 present 10 Congress during the coming
Winter urging tho recognition OF the rights -
all the citizens in this country. whether white
or black. He said it concerned the conriC.ioeo
OF all classes religious convictions especially whether
our country would confer its blessed privileges upon al
It's people Of whatever color quality or upon the lev.
like the monarchca institutions Of Europe and 1t wae
question in deciding this matter. whether we won9
obey God. or dsobey Him openly. impiolsy ane
wckediy DR.. Cheeyer, after announcing that severm
speakers would be present at the meeting next Ihurs-
Gay evening then took the text for his discourse 0
xiith chapter Of the Gospel according to John. l2tA
verse:
The people therefore that with him when he cas1
Lazarus Out Of hs gave and raised him from the dead bsse
record
The resurrection OF Lazarus he said was intended -
illustrate the power which God had to and
purify the soul after it had become blackened ny str
Ho took the supposton that II the soul OF man. cor
rupted impure, and unloy, was vsbe to the human
eye evers and outward Ills oftbe body were,t would
be miraculous In its tendency toward regeneration.
He said would be holy generation II the evidence
of Gods will anu power were made to be seen and
known by the recipients OF His dspensations but nov
they we're an embinkment which mbt0n, Pride on&
Envy turned against the soul oftha sDfer.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
ArflNe0.

Steamship Caledonia iBr). Ferrier Glasgow Nov H. with
rDd.-. and 90 pass. ffsnci. Macdonald
steamship Carroll Lenman baltimore W hoars, md.e t'
{. W. frrsaii.
seimp F,i'f.r win,er. wa.hin,,on o5 hours ud.e. tC
". b. tfoun~rll Co
sirsa.nip kushher Rector. Baltimore 20 bou nd'e to
J. u >usL
Steamship Lucy. Cir N-ub Nov. - At p. M. Hat
'efAs lne Il ndss. AMI PISS 10 murray Nephew
Sieafshin constitution. Dfr~asn Savannah, niise. and
pas. 20 Wa,sn.an 0oosin Dc.in-tn.
Steamship francouA sher~ ood fo.t!Apd md,e. to H.
Cromwell kt0
Snip Tncre.c Robinson Br.,o. Oct 49, with nd'c to Tho'
DunI,n
Bar, Msjor Won sAas. Ro.snbcrs Newport 50 days. with
ccI 10 or,'r.
Barr e Li,.shei fof Baagorl. Nichos Calcutta July
20 I'D send Hole ~. vii ib.red Ar.. to master.
bif H. -pE bri touser.. Dermgoa days. with nolss
70 Aill.-ion Co.
Bfs Corguefsii of Lshssr. - Lyons. Humacoa. y. K
~ dan. viii sugar. Ic-. to -. r. Ssili CO.
seaf lda May Hrl Bues. Halifax day., with hsh, se'
to T.. J. Ncsius n son.
Schr. MARS. BIb-f Roniout fof " --eriy.
schr fstsls. El~old. Albany for hirnm"ni
Srhf. Anug Rowland ~iui.nn. Albany for Richmond.
Schr Auuir v ibomp.ln u udout Tor baltimore
Schr. x. q. WAiid.n. OArI, Philadelphia days, With
Goa.
~cir T. z Whe'mofc. Hsn G-orse,own days. coal.
Srhf fsua u. tpfs. Barber, fros iirnco.
Srhf. T.. kfcui4ar.. ~ ktop Rcniont for Boston
sohr Flying Good ,of Scw oBdou. Y. T. Mcintyre
Chao,teows. ?. T.. dsy-. With oats to g. H. IIHmhHn
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK.....,.. Nov. a.
Cleared.

Cie0reds
Steamship W~stch.ster InrEm Wilmington, A. Abbott.
Steamship Sea Gull, Fish. Baltimore. J. Is. small
Bark Tiucca iisrrimun, Chsrlesown. Brown 4 Vuderb
Shin Coprrnirns London, sloman, Ed,e & Co.
Ship Carl ftrrm.l. Otsn Lrrnorn. Hu.er Bros.
Strip ID. H. Wsigon tBrem.) Juiieher. Genoa c. Luling
co.
Bark Jean Edward Fr). Indice ST. Pierre, Mart. S. Il.
R~ynsl Son.
BARK Fid's lBrem Hayes Csdis for orders Ringer Bros
Bark Frank Loyen tBrl Cum, Antwerp, w. f. Sehmdts
Son.
BARK Inda.,rie (Bren) Heiche Baltimore. Kenelbers
Co.
Bark Cecrops tPrusl - Belfast. Fnuch Weindt & Co.
Brig Mschin., Csir., C,rdsnas. Thomp.on HUNTER
Bhs Lady Of the Laae tB Vsscy. savanna 10 Mar, ia,
Nidl~'on 10.
Brig tartied fawn tbrl Shaw Halifax. Breet. Son Co.
frs Mary 'obb. Duncsn Pou Royal. r. NJ. Wxbv Il Go.
Schr. Arab sU. Oates. Beaufort. rbornss& & Holmes
Schr. A. y Rin.l shoiwell ~. krt.. j. I. PcarsAL
schr. Horace ffanci.. BRIDGEPORT }. n. Bnyz. 60.
Sehr Ssfih Helen. 1bonpson Bsypart Fla f. Faier.
sclr. surprisr Beers Boston. II. = Racket son.
SrhE Acslarinu. Jackson Phi sjelpiia. v Hs,isnd
Schr. C. G. Saith Basre Suffolk. Vs., q. BeGton Sou.
Schr. J. :. Lee Jordan. Mobile. !. b. Oagrr \ Go
srhr. Dresden DAVIS, Bosion Snow, Kichardson Co.
sloop Mary Cray, RoGland Unoaav.he.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

yn on Sunday evening e'tsr the customary hturgicN
exercises including very fine music from the choir. The
Rev. DR.. Littejohn preached timely and importaA
sernon from the text In Titus IL. -: "Teaobrg -
that denying ungodlincss and worldly lusts, ehoul
live sobery, righteousy and cody In this present
world The design OF the discourse 70 discuss the
subject of nmnsements, and this was done in truly
Christian spirit, and IN temper calculated to oommend
the words OF the preacher the c0ncences aud minds
of I'll present. Recognizing the felt need ~ the humsa
intellect and physical system Of relaxation and rrse
other than that afforded by natnra sleep. the speakss
spoke OF the danger Of abusing privileges %! rrea'
ol by their exclusive nse aud warned his congreear
ton particularly the Young. and those who have tho
Young IN chlrfe, against two prevailing tendenclees
W. Tue tendency 10 inorJlnae love Of dress, abd
desire 10 be ki own fayorahlv in the fashionable wor1s
and second the tendency to exclusive reading fwork0
IN which the truth is hot the staple. These two points
were dwet upon. and elaborated considerable length
and In an able manner
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Ocean Cleaners
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs
THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,
TOUCIIING KT NEXIGAN FOKTS,,


AND CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL, >,
leave Pier No ~ North River foot OF Csna t at O'Clock
noon ON the ls 1th and 2l OF month teNcrl "eh
those dates l Suud,y, and then Oh The precrdi; sa
day.. for ASPlNWhLL enuntc'iug via Panama haiuosu,
with one Of the CompGnys steanlsh p, from fansn' 'o'
SAN FRANCISCO, tourhne at ht APULOu
DrCLMBEK 81,
1st--NENRY CUATNCEY Cant. Grey, connecting WIN
CONSTITUTION. Capt tariisworih. . oo,Dru
llth--ATLANIlC, Capt. Mary, connecting win "ohDH'
CITY Cant. bradNur. -, cor n
2lst-NEW-YORK. Capf. Horaer connecting with CoLo'
RADIO. Csp,. NMsiiG. -, ,,,,.,,
Depart res Of ist and 2st connect at Panaoa .l ''cine
FOR SOufH PACIFIC PORTS. Those oi i'' 'u'" ~
THRouGH PASSAGE RATES, IN CURREycY.
Fir,t Ga bin Second Cabin. sis.rs,e
On steamers. SID go CIV"
Panama rsilfoad tcse. invariably f23 sddili
scount OF UNIFOIRIH from rsil' = is,es sio" ~
10 second-ceSn snd stcrr9 - passcnrers VITA fa,e'
One Hundred Pognd- Bagcaee allowed rach lu
e.ers accompany baggage through aud attend 9" 'a9s ga
chi -en without inse protectors Baggage received on 'hs
dock The av before from sith boats, i"ioaus anu
p.sse.rers " io piefer o seni down eaIiy .
An ~ xrer.euced Surgeon board Medicines ana a'ehu
,,eo
steamer will hc pncsd the line Jan. iees 20 run
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