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Few O{ our readers, and none Of th- Church.
mtD, IN the dtnomina..onA scnse, are uus-
wa1c Of the controversy now wsgtpg In New
York between BI=hop Potter aud the Low
:. Church portion Of his clergy. Not long ago
his pastoral letter WIS issued, in gave epIs-
copal rebuke OF theirxegular,tles and alleged
uneanon1caitEms IN the practice Of some Of
the shepherds Of the fold. There was somt
thing more thsu gentle suggestion in the let
ter OF the Bishop. II was not ali eutreaty;
but tete were 3rcnchaut hints OF the POW
Of the Church. and OF her armories tla
might be opened 10 yield ecclesiastical weap-
ons OF chastfscmcnt and exciaiop, II need be.
The tone and haEor Of the letter doubtless
had semethlnE famiiiar to shsro of our
Testetn readers, and. a resemblance to Ger
tain pages IN Church history nesrer home
but VIC are unzware that ia New York ans
political strain runs through her Bishops
gTasp Of The snhject. To the pastoral letter,
however, there have been grare dIssents
amtng !tsding c]erEymen Of bis Dieeese, and
meetSnes have been held BY the p1otestsnts
to d:sc"ss Its positions TIE result Is = rig
o1ouh lepls to the Bi.hop's circutar, from the
pen II ReT. Ds. T3ng, Rector of st. George's,
which has received the approval OF the Low
Church vi and se such has been forxar1ed
to, the, Bishop aud distributed among til.
clergy. The writer takes direct issue with
Blshop Tottcr's position, on grounds Of past
church history, az we'll as OF present policy.
Be dentts tie antiquity Of High Church ex-
clualyeness, and that the occasional ministsa-
tion Ct non-Episcopa1 a1vines TO church con~
g1cgaaions IL violation Of the law OF usage
.3htu - m
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CdtCAtsO CATTLk nIAKkFT.
For the Week Ending July j, 1866.

sATurDA1 Kvzarya. Jnly1
I1s following tahle shown the daily rtssspt4 anu
th.pnsnts Of Beat Cattle during the week eudnx t.
day compared with receipts ard shtptaeass .ef tho
corresponding week If last 1esr:
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We md By sn e1,mtnas:tn Of tbs above agu:es
srat the reesips ihia week are c1:s less tasn lss
vefk, aud the shipments ss6 Les
The uasitt during Tho NJ et his hseu unuluatly as
svr, and the teteips havr boen Caught up soon
received. Tho week tlos.a Fssh Etazt5 III on haa1
told
The 4uiy revsfsa uatA,ned tuisg tho Ecek Us On
1hursesy, when unfAvotapio ady1ees fou Few York
dep1yased tbs market, ma ptc-a de.'iaed ..<amc*
Tuty socb bega1 70 mend however, and to dai closed
trla IT sp ,ut tac same = last week.
On Iutsday tho RECEPTION & very favazshlc report.
fam the Eat impsrted great broy ircy to the st-
k&t, spd prices went up like recxe:. Sales Eer.
nnads \. $st54ss5 quits teelr. Tbs sevsrsa sosk.u
Of came, and tho week c.oltd with reduc io3 On
thetc isncY" p1fcca o. -5QA1e psr 100 n, el etnx
auort th= aann 4 n last Hsek-
rhe following arc tbs elosnz prices TIL, week sad
laas:
Prime to Exua x'Adts.-......ss E9s 30 js3as 10
Mex luta 10 111mess i5W4e19 s.QkYL1
STOCK HcGs. k5 17.sa 5:US; e
The pt.cs th!s week compared With oas yea. seo i.
~ tollows:
' 1uly !, 15s3. July !, 1sc1,
Prime and ex:za 4sades.-...tt xsas s. 353Sa3 is
II kcium 70 prime. 33t49 % aSXaen
Hlocx A04s...... ........s--. 63i&3s.m 8.5a8Y o.
TO-DAY the market has bee1 ctmHasstlyely set1ye
aud nearly al OF .le haa foundputchaaes4.
The tatss WIRE u follows:
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C1csng Prices to- cash. July I, 1ss5 Rseyei bJ r.
8. as'tarst4l 4 Co.. Casnmt.ften, Btost aad Bend
Brokers, 81 Clark t.see., Cnicssp:
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Vermont PolItics-Nezro auHrake.;
The Union State Convention Of Vermont
met on Tuesday last at Montpelier. The fol-
lowing ticket was placed In nomtnation: :: For
Governor, Paul Dillingham; :; for Lie utenaut
Governor, A. B. Gardner; Tor Treasurer,
John B. Page. The platform takcs decided
radical ground-cu1ogiE'ns Mr.. Lfnco1a,
thanking the soldiers Of the army, appro7-
Ing President johnson, and declaring in n.
vor Of suffrage By all loyal, neu: Tha reso-
lutions on this latter subject read as as fol.
Iowa:
Rteolsfd. That looking bsck u the hsppy c1pe.
fitnce Of our own St1te In extending tbs largest
aant1.y to nAsFe Or uataEalIzed citizens Of quiet
tsce, tnd forward to the iGctimsbls b!essingH
that will dow 10 The late slave States from free,
tncntr1ons, intelligent, slftuou., peacssble and
earnestly coa1ss tho people Of fl1o:e St6tes that
they blot out faeere1 tron theIz statutea ali laws
pertaining to the late condition Of slavery. and
citizens, By constitutional Eusransy, eqatltty Of
civil aud pollnca, rRhts, leaF1ag to eacS to reach
biz proper eoetsl poettlon oy the character be
R<sokptd, Thst On thn failnte OF any reorg4u-
lied State to give t1e guaranty named IN the pre-
ced1uG resolutions. VIC tuelst that GouReese shall
nee a! 1ts constitutional powers. 20 Is to secure
10 the p. .ople of such StAte.
EsAse Normal Uaayeralty.. So
SrKTE NoRxkL UslyEnutx,l
.. NoAhA1., ILL.,, June ~ lsda. j
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Your leader on the Normal uuiyeraity, In
the TKisrSE at the 2G.h tnst., seems to be
based on Misrepresentation. There has been
no p:opoaiEton, SO far as am aware, to an-
mex to this Institution either Medical, Law
or Theological Department. We have just
one purpose here, and one anly-tp prepare
teachers for the schools Of 1iIaots, 70 thls
purpose every energy Is bent And We shall
count 1t glory enough for one Instttution-R
glory far greater than Is usually a.taIned By
State un11crsltiss-to uplitt the standard q
education among. tht people Of this great
State, and to furnish, as largely as we may,
superior order Of teachers, such as will, By
their example, stimulate others to higher
excellence II locks very much as Il this
process were already going on. THIS IS ths
height Of our ambition" only this and moth
Ing more" Tours Fery respectfully
:. -. RICHARD EDWARDS:
RE.1ARKs.-We are glad to have this ex-
pl}cit denial from 31r: Edwards, the Principal
Of The Normal University. But We Assure
him that he ia not tu1iy acquainted with the
plans to,med By others In authority, for max
ing the Change mat we have indicated. Let
us exho't hiu, therefore, to come 10 our aid
lu dete;. ring them.-fEp. TRIu.
, 1865-07-03

MARINE NEWS,
, 1865-07-03

There vas fair attendance last night At the
Board nf Trade Evening Exchange, bu: owing to
the non.seceipt Of any dispatches from the New
York Exchange, consequent upon the adjourn
ment Of fGallaghez'e, ,he markets were dull and
inactive. Nothing whatever was dona on call
&nd hut little af1efwtrd.
The following are The tsleB:
eA1Hs At TIE BOARD or TnADR ESE3rSu FL
CHANCE.
, 1865-07-03

Tha Tatta tfnetkhs On iva ssoc1 East were tIed Of
the 18th II April, - follows:
HALxt o. sas1sHr c1 L1v1 s1ocx xAsT.
70 pk1Hntt Oh ToLID1
, 1865-07-03

~.%~sA"~ss
IAe New York Ntsts has taken grounds
upon the question Of ucpro suffrooe rr1ta,,
,t1,no .n..f.t..- =. ~. WINCH
VINE retaining IN part the odor Of Its late
principles, vet Aesaue In sone resnecta .
h,thr- ,,esltfn, +hn, t.s..r
Poe11un tAniu aus HERETOFORE taken.
crcn bY the most radical Of the Republican
and Abolition press,
Atefa q pfeNmlnargf flourish for consist
cncY's R4ke, mdorsinE Pstsldent .ro}nEnps.
o~c1,.,o. ~ ~. x,o.,.s So, ..o.,. -. =.
eA.oaloa y. LIE negso 'iotu Young, WHICH 1t
pei stktH IN cont0undIng with tho yery onno.
eife ,,o,icv NJ ,eav,nc lfhe onext,o,, - r.
I1 ~ ~. 4aes@9o 10 tae
WHOLE people Of Inc state, 1t brosches its
new position rs folloEs:
"ae.,n !, = ~. =, =. e.,,.,.,,z
NJ ie Snnh - IT,, ~ ,heprss'yes ass tae people
rrner. AZ n. 1Inrid 1rh,eS nrst.s,ft e y! anc9
17.hnnt sn.hn,try ~ rvsn 41SteuueesH sod
~ ~ ~ -e1s ~nns,t,rn - n.Ha. tatolM1H9n
1eou ~ he ss1nIh 1oI ~ " ~ non amons the
rrrr fYtennIy word ~ H. - TX es y
whst ibev sssIme to he 1he son,hs,n NM sn,ag
Tbe Emsx ssfa thst ~ s,be Hn,on sraa '1s5fest ~ M
Snn,t, "re sInnei n+,scr..Ijv v. a..t1n nen Q. re
agaln:t Al coIu7ed suHrses whatever.' AID H.
eSs n iass t9at moe ressn rsseon
~ h1,h ~ shesa - ~ n.,.s ~ E
, 1865-07-03

y .ofI. FL; aa5npSa; ~ sss
sttet VIZ aomidsS io:s GShaff. a !. Il oy r. at aa;
ia.t 1T sbe1t ~ nsn nxt q, and .oiiess Ut ia
45 sHse, % nnn nn,tet T. active and pr.tes Eeak-
Tts p2ssp e. ~ IL II r. az II.
E'nn hss pst FL rnc14 decline l1 prices. Timothy II
sasee s;,fns A. sJ ton oeiiye'ed. Ee 1np,a:
, 1865-07-03


Tbs II ports which CAME here from different points
Ess sl Of tenor, vz: that large shl3msnt u>re
zctnS tp Now Yo1k. greatly tended 70 depress the
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The Child and the Echo.

Did you ever hear an echc! II
not, get some Of your friends to
tell you what it is. Perhaps YOU
might IKE to hear of a very little
boy who heard an echo, and VIVA,
he thought il was. Quite near to
The famous White Mountains in
New Hampshire he was living last
Summer. but is now, we trast, with
The angels, having died with that
terrible disease, diptheria, bu, few
weeks since, when less than five
years Of age. In the warm sum-
mer days he loved to sit in the tall
grass, his head scarce seen above if,
and watch and talk to the clouds
passing in the sky over him. One
day his mother heard him calling out
loudly. Stepping TO the door 10
see What was the matter, she said,
George, what are YOU calling so
fcr?' He replied, 4 am talking with
God, mamma, don't you hear him
answer mrr Calling again aloud,
he waited tiIl he heard the echo re-
peat his words from the surround.
ing mountains, and then, turning to
his mother in triumph, exclaimed.
There, mamma, didn't you hear him,
,oor-New York Observer.
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1864. For the VI inter! 1866
TOLEDO, WABASH
GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD LINE
FROM QUINCY TO TOLEDO.

Two DAILY PASSENG Err TRAINS leav,
Il Quincy, In connection with Hannibal L. ST
| Joseph Railroad, making SURE AND DIRECT Cos
SEcTIoys 10 Eastern Cities.
| Passengers leaving 81. Joseph at 3.45, A. NJ.
will leave Quincy same AFTERNOON at 49,
The Day Express leaves Quincy nj AS, A NJ
The Inducements ofiered travellers by this Linz
are The Shortest Route, the Quickest
Time. the Smoolhes! Track and Sure
Conneciions-all made in Union Depo.s
"a Superior advantage over all other routes.
New Sleeping Cars on Night Trains,
afording passengers Coon NrGnrs REST while
| rapidly pursuing their journey.
OF Advertised Falseheods shall be RErurED.
The Re-lis able Road, the c. X. Il e., advertise
that they are the Only Eastern Connection of the
Hannibal & ST. 10. X. H., that they make quick.
er tine 10 Eastern Cities, surer connections, and
that their Depot in Quincy is located at the ter.
ry Landing, all # schieh they know to be Jaise,
and is intended 10 deceive Travellers. d THE
FACTS ARE, the Depots OF both roads in GUM
cy are less than 200 yards apart.
3JOnnibus Tickets Furnished Free OF Charge
to passengers buying tickes b. our line. il the,
wish to ride from the Ferry to the Depot in Quin-
iMFOnTANs NOTICE.
Passengers by this route will reach cincinnati
Hours QUickeF thnn via ST. LOUIS and
Chicago, and Indianapolis 10 HOURs SooNER!
Baggage checked through from ST. Jo
RTBy this Short and ONLY DIRECT Route,
Pass, myers avoid all Delays, and the Expensive
Hotel Bills and Omnibus Fare they are sure 10
meet with at st Louis and Chicago. -llfst
Tickets for sale at all Principal Offices of the
II. 4 81. j. Road, aud at our Office in Quincy
Travellers are Respectfully CAUTloxEn against
false representations Of Runners OF other roads
H.C GOODELl. G. BRADLEY,
General Agent, Passenger Agent,
Quincy. LII. Lesyenwoslh, Kan
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FREIGHTS

By this route Freights OF all descriptions can
be forwarded 10 and from Phiiadelphia, New
York, Boston or Baltimore, TO and from any
point on the Railroads Of Ohio, kentucky, lndi.
ana, Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa OF Missouri, By
RAIL ROAD DIRICr.
The Penn'a Central Railroad also connec.s a;
Pitis5urg with Steamers, by which Goods can be
forwarded 10 AM Port on the Ohio, Mississippi.
Missocii. kansas, and other western rivers; and
at Cleveland; Sandusky and Chicago with Stea-
mers To all Ports on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the trans
poriation Of their freight to this Company, can
rely with confidence on its speedy uaWit.-
The Rates Of Freight 10 and from
any poiut in tha West by the Pa. Central K. r.,
are at all times rs FAVORABLE as are charged by
other railroad Companies. a
srRe pestiealafto mark packages .yIx RxSEA
GENITAL X. r.
For Frmght Contracts or Shipping Directions.
apply or address either Of the follOwisg agents
OF the Company:
s. b. KisasToS. IT., Freight Agent, Pl.iiaia.
ID. A. STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARKE & Co.. Transfer Agents. Pittsburgh
II. W. Brown & Co. Cincinna;i. Ohio.
MoREHEAp g. Co., Louisville. Ky.
Z. +. SASS, - Louis, Missouri.
CLArKE & Co., Chicago, III,
R.C. Meldruui. Genera, Travelling Agent fer
the South and West.
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How suE SAVED the MoNEY.-A
little blind girl in Germany brough,
her pastor more than five dollars
which she had earned for missions.
Surprised that she could give SO
much the minister said, you are a
POOR blind girl; il is impossible that
you can spare so much for missions.
'Trie,' said she. 4 am blind, bot not
so poor as you, perhaps. think; and
can prove that | can spare this
money sooner than those that see.'
The minister wanted to hear il pro-
we'd. Il am a basketmaker, answer.
81 the girl; and as lam blind l make
my baskets just rs easy in the dark.
as Viii, light. Other girls have,
during last winter, spent more than
five dollars for light. had no such
expense, and can, therefore. bring
this money for the poor heathenl
aid the missionaries
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RRIDGES and imporfnnt poiYfs ar. under tie
~ Protection Of United STATES iroen<. r 81
REGULAR DAILY PACKETS fr.al Kansas CIV
and iea' enwurtb, cs,'nect witt, tl.s af,e COM.
~ Railroad Ter 81. Joseph, where close coapee-
irons are made with trains Esst, on the Hunn:-
bal and St joss ph Railroad. b, go.
Al Hannibal connections are made with Pack.
cts up and down the mississippi river, and with
all Eastern railroads.
Passengers To Saint Louis. via. Hannibal. en-
JOY pisasa nights rest. ard arrive in ST. Louis
next morning in season for business, and make
connections east by railroad. - -
STATE ROCKS AND MEALS on PAcxkrs, FREE.
Pass nsers TO the East by this route save from
hive to seven days over these going BY the MIS-
soar river.
Stsses from prominent points in Kansas con-
meet with the Hannibal AID St. Josepb R,i,rosd
at Lea,enworth, Aiehison, Kansas CITY. and 81.
Daily Stage connection. made from, roirts On
the haiiroad to Lexington. Richmond, Bruins
wick, Parls, undergraduates, Cazsolaon. 10 :
THROUGH TICKETS to all po,.ss E.ss
North OF South. sold At the Offices OF IL. Corn,
A,ehison. or Sc Joseph ~
The H. 4 St Jc. X. X. Co, ass ceiling 49,,
SIX HUNDRED THOCSAND NCuEx
fertile land, situated along its line. a, low rates
upon a long credit. Apply to JOSI All HriVTs
Land Commissioner. Hannibal.
shippers OF Freight BY this line save time and
insurance. ). 7. H. HAYWARD.
r. b GROaT. Gen. Tick, Agent.
W: ROBINSON, Gen. Freight Agent.
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for the 9gdtle folks,
THE STOLEN FRUIT.


We'll, Jacob, should be very
glad TO hear that if | were sure it is
the truth. but | am afraid il is not
% yes, it is sir; i would not tell
you lie about it. This was. said
with SO much assurance and appar-
ent sincerity. the teacher began to
almost doubt his cwn senses; but il
the boy was really gsil,y;he knew
ie had sure test and so he deter
mined to let Jabob and the school
know the result; SO he said 10 ia.
cob:
4 think have seen these apples
before, in Farmer BIS orchard, and
that put these marks upon them
myself; but you say you marked
them this morning, and that you
did not get them in BIS orchard
Now apples that grow in different
orchards look so much alike, tina,
should not like to say positively tina,
these were the ones that / saw and
marked last evening; but you know
whether you are telling the truth OF
not. Jacob, and | wish you now to
say before all the school whether
you took the apples from Farmer
BIS orchard or not; now say truly
"a No, sir. l got them as told you
and not in BIS orchard
Jacob nd not speak in so positive
a tone us before, and his face color.
ed a little.
I'VE shall see,' said the teacher
as he took his knife from his pocket
and lifted piece Of the skin from
one Of the apples and sinking the
point of the blade into the pulp drew
out thin piece of wood with the
inl'iais. of his own name upon il.
Did you put this in here, toc!'-
he asked Jacob; but the boys assn.
rance was gone, and he hung hi:
head in shame and confusion. The
teacher talked to him in a very i'm.
pressive manner about the sin of w.
ing and stealing. and how certainly
the wicked would be found out in
their crimes sooner or later. He
then stood Jacob up on a desk with
a paper cap on his head, upon which
the words THIEF and LIAR were
placed in large letters, and all the
school permitted 70 3noghf at him
and ask him qestions.
s. For time Jacob stouted il out
quite stubbornly; but at length he
broke down and cried like child.
The teacher then took and talked
IL him again, asked him how his
parents would feel when they heard
Of his digrnce; and at tina; he cried
more bitterly than ever. for he low
ed his mother dearly, and entreated
that they might not hear Of his
crimes, promising never to do so
again. The teacher took him AT his
word and directed the scholars new
e. 10 mention the matter again, and
Jacob reformed and became 0 good
boy. s-sT+
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LIVE STOCK.

D,overs and Farmers VIII find til. the most
advantageous rouie for Live Stock Capaciou-
Yards, we'll watered aud supplied With every
CONVENIENCE, have been opened on this line and
its connections. and every attention is paid to
their wants. with choice Of make, - Piiladel-
phia, New York or Baltimore = and vim Allen.
Town the shortest, quickest and mos, direct route
10 New York.
ENOCu LEWIS, Gen'i Supt, Altoona, Pa.
J.. l.. HOUPT. Gen1 Ticket Agent, P,nlsd's.
II. II. HOUSTON, Gen'i Freigh; Agt.. Phila
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DsWilIiam, wha, part ofspeech
is the word 'eggr' III is a noul,
Sir what is its genderr Cant
tel, Sir .Isii masculine, feminine,
or nenser!' 'Csn't say, Sir, till It's
Matched .Wei'. then, M lad, you.
can tell me the casel's 'oh.yes, the
shell. SIR
Never stoop 10 do mean act.
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\. PENNSYLVANIA y.
e CENTRAL g
y Ra;k EsO0d. sN
DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE FROM
Pittsburgh 10 Philadelphia!

- -UU
L>R0M ell portions at the West, North Wesl
IL and SOUTHWEST, this line and its conncc.
tons form either the shortest or the best route Il
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Baltimore and
Washington. The traveller may with confdenc<
rely upon sure connections, high speed with per.
iect safety, and every appliance for comfort tbs,
can be procured. New and elegant passenger
cars for day and night service have recently been
added TO the co uipment ct the Pa. Cent? 4. K
At Pittsburgh, trains from the West run direct
to the Union Depot where passengers are trans
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GREAT EASTERN ROUTE VIA
OHIO g. MISSISSIPPI
BROAD GUAaE
Il A ILiROAD

M ciee;nn.,i Tss;ssis IN; 81 s md n
EasteFn Citiesl M York, - hoursL y
HeeburHs4 hoan 3 Bostso, a houss.
Wheeling, l91 houn. Philadelphia. 50 hours.
Cleveland. - bean Il Bslsin6Fs. IS kossa )
R os,; ss1 +, ss1 Sos TN: ::.;s
From ST. I.o.is - Cinsissasi WITHOUT cAAvsp
OF CARS: From Cincinnti to Cleveland, Pitts
burg or Beilais. without change q ess s3bliho
Baggage Checked Fhrsush.
The H. 4 St. Joe r. R., md Ksokak packet,
the Moth Missouri. asd ths Ohio Nls1sssspps
r. IS make close and reliable connections az
Cincinnati. wahOutonaibus ID, Nth the = sors
The Ei.is Mani . coiiamba. : xsnis. an,
CiDeians.i. Hs"Ilsst Z D:ysss Rsi'-zeads, Tor
Coilnnbas and Cincissasi R.R ~ cssveisnd
BufialoA niagara EalIs. The Hitssbssg, Collu.,
bus 4 Ciuci,Dati, and Fsrt Wayne & Chicago z
RS for Patsbpfgb ss1 Phihdsipbja. tThs Cen !,
tai Ohio R-R.. tor ZanesviiIe. Wheeling and Bal :
tioose, 1iAsisesa C5nkiaRi n. q. ~ G. ills };
cothe, Marietta. Perkcrsburg and Balt:moss. and.
with either OF the Foar Great Eastern Lines for
New York Or Bosser.1on = Il aels4b silf
Passengers BY this route have the advantage of
vide and spacious csssy With greater iiberssity OF
room both in seals and in aisIes. than can i,e
found on any other Railroad in the West. and the
comfort afardsd by IA - Lla01 49, s
Foote's Patent Ventilated Cars by Day
And Foote'S patent ventilated sleeping cars by
night.
Passengers from the West by the Ohio L Mss
issirpi R-R.. have the advantage over those bv
other lines IN THE CH0lCC OF SEATS AND
ges OF cara between Cincinnati and Cleveland.
iIttsbuY.rb or X. lair
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LABOR SAVING SOAP
ASK YOUR GROCER FORT.
- - $1,000
B. 7. BAI.BiTT's =. /.
NEWaf0nky0ifY
,hsAi IL u ASA sbro yaA :
a 50 a p, :. 80 81


B IN, bringing our 4 new and n.cfuI ,, - Ia,
Superior French Chemical Erasive Sc.n
or New York City Soap, put up in bot
sx Of 90 s1r., one pound each. The genuins
Erassse ana D:sessive Scap tns, since IT'S intro
orably known as the
Best and Cheapest Waships Sss,
In Markes TRcceAi' discoveries tt,ox. o, >,
rae M1syaefTeri enable me 10 prpduce nm sri.
Gle possessing chemical "DErE.slNR AsT Era
silva Sl,aassies iar sayesior b any Oshes Soae. !
4 haiienge the World to Produce n
Equal.
This Sosp is rapidly taking the place Of an o,b
er soaps, wherever introdHosd. o. .pu.uuAv;,i
60 as far as three pounds Of ordinary family s,aD.
bnt one Quarter the time and labor are required
10 DO tue same amount OF washing n i'm IL
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