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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02
H0ll0WAYS PILLS ARE THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN IN
THE WORLD FOR THE FOLLOWING DISEASES:

rIllS Rhc INT bESt htMtUI kNUWh IN
THE WORLD FOR THE FOLLOWING DISEASES
Asthma Bowel Complaints Coughs, Colds Chest Diseases
Cosyencss Dyspepsia Darroa. Drop=y Debility Fever
and Ague, Female Complaints. Headache Indigestion In
nnen Inflammation, Inward Weakness. Liver Complaints
Lowness of Spirits Piles Stone and Gravel. Secondary
symptoms, Nenereal Affections, Worms of all kinds.
Caution.
II the reader Of this notiee cannot get box of Pills
or ointment from the drug in his place. let him write
I" me- enclosing the amount and will mail box free of ex
peise Many dealers will not keep my medicine hand be-
cause they cannot make much profit other persons
None are genuine unless the words Hlocdy Vto Fork
ana LDndon discernabe Wdter-Mdrk in every leaf
o t book OF directions around each box the be
plainly seen by holding the leaf Il the light handsome
reward viii be given erng such information
~ may lead To the detection Of party parties counter
ieng the medicines vending the knowing them 10
be spurious.
Sold at the mandatory of Professor HOLLOWAY ~
Maiden Lane New York. and by all respectable Drgg1st
and Dealers in Medicine throughout the United STATES ano
the civilized world boxes 5 CENTS IS CENTS and ~ ~
each.
10 There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes. 52y9.lyr,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02
The Great Ambassadors of Health to
all Mankind.

This is not history written by derive
from the experiences of nation. 1t consists conpl
alton of testimonials from the sick every counry-n u
impeachale record the like of which has been aduc
ed in favor IF any discovery invention since time began
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

BRIGHAM on THE RAMPAGE.-The Salt Lake
Union Vedette says: - The old boy boiled over
on Sunday, in the Bowery. He damned and de-
fed the soldiers and the Government, and Cen
tiles too, till the whole audience got excited and
hallooed out h amen Evidently he is getting
desperate or getting dotted"
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Dipioen6 Notices.
OvvIos hARIufrA AID CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co. J
A. kx ORGANISED,
k.hQ

ClILLrcorHn, Ohio. Feb. %. 1855.
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-At a Meeting of tho
~ BOARD Of DIRECTORS Of this Company held on the
s3d instant, DIVIDEND Of THREE ~ PER CENT was
declared for the z onths ending ths 3s December 1854
the let end I'd Prsesnce Shares Of the Company payable
" kind On TO 10th Of March usy.
The Dividends due ~ Stook registered The New York
Books will DO paid u the Farmer Loan and Trust Company
In sw.York City -
Those due on the stock registered ChllcothA Ohio, will
~ psid Il thA oboe. WIN. T. WATSON. Ssorstsrr. :.
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TREASURY DsPARrHxNr.
OrYicE OF ConprRoLLrR OF Tim CrRRxHcS

WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence PsS
w sen,ed 20 the unaersigned It has been made 20
that THE NATIONAL BROADWAY BANK OF Nss,tS1
In the City of New. York in the Cessly OF Se~.i'
ing to the Requirements Of The Act 81 Congress esnea
Act to provide . National Currency seund " -
redemption thereof spprosed jane 1854 and ssA
with ali the provisions Of said Act required to 10
Act: c..u. 81 ~
Nov, thcrsfore J. Hugh MeCnllost CSrHsre,xs NJ
WAY BANK Of Nsw.iork. r the CITY OF New iss,;i n
County 81 NewYork and State OF New fs'k ss";sX
In Testimony whereof, witne" my ssna and ,r snc
thi, ninth d.y Of January. 1885, HVuH NC, ui.ur
Currency Bureau Treasury psy'nReu's-Ss. nj 10"
trollsr oil ths curIsuoy.
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professional Notires.

CHARLES d. HAMMOND, formerly Pro-
~ ssor Of Special Anatomy and Surgery In tho Syracuse
Medical College, N. Y Once 81 East Ttha. Consultations
nom TO ! TO- and toa 6PECiALTlES: Dissases Of
N BStictures which have been treated BY Csutesxne
Cutting or Rapidly Diatins Operations not undessisn.
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment of
D.ea,s' ofh. Pelvic v'ser: under u. care q
cole Hernia and Fsuls Every Structure admits Of
radical and cemansn. cure In Tow days. and osn an mms
date ono, by DR.. De Instrument. the Urcthrotoma
desisned expressly to modify M Bymss operation 10 eli
Of the three hrstennmeIaod adectoss the Y
sntesd tho 10 undertsken. Ohce hours from V
daily, and 10 ovsninss a No. u Fiah ava
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Cmiry ocAnrnAxAsTrns Oyyrcs,

CfscisSAri. Ohio. Feb II, 1905
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned
II until THURSDAY March O. 1885, 81 I? O'Clock IN, for
ianishfn9 "a IL Detsrnsnf with
CAVALRY TkON sEks--Army STANDARD:
CAVALRY BOOTS tPess-d)-Army Standard
sFkDEs--Arny Standard.
HANERsAC kS-Army Standard
To BE- delivered nee Of charge the United states nspec
tisn Warehouse In this city, In god new pcasfea
s Ia, qcsJ Ths sars Of ne eoataefor. quantity n.d
tsd Of goods ns~b>y asd date az contract ~" BE- d"e"v
ss,trd o. sdeA a,fids aad package
Parties Offering goods should male sepsras proposals Tor
each article offered and must distinctly sa,s in their bids the
quantity they propose nlsh the price (sAsA Aosld %
ersnos bo ~erds and ~ snd conform 70 the erss
Of i .dvtiscsnt copy (which should sooompsny sseh
propcsaL
ssmpss Of the articles required be Of The
ofhoe Of Clothing aud EQuipss- 10 Ms city.
Samples when srbnitted NUT Be Married snd numbered
correspond proposal sd Ae parties thereto must
that the goods sha be every rselse' equal 10
Army ssnda1d sth.swse The proposah Win hot be con
ad.rsd.
susrsnes srsdb BY too yespeosis p-"on. must s'com
PAW each bid guaranteeing tA The bid)e will supply the
articles awarded to hiu sudss hh proposal
Biis viii bo Opened on WsdnssdAy January u.s. l, Ut 10
M this shce sad b.djsrs requested 70 be
prss-bt. -
Awards III be wsds on Thursday. Jan. w. 1888.
Bonds viii be required thsi tie coaIass WI Be faithfully
hihlad. ..
kilograms relating 10 Proposals VII not be noticed
Bank forms Of PROPOSAL Contracts and Bonds may b.
obtained a, this 9rcs ..
e rsht rsrc any bid deemed unreasonable rsrvsd
indoe enyeops "frcposs for (her inser. tho u
''''''' Coz wN. w MoKIM,
OF t. FL ChefQnsrennsst<S Cincinnati Depot
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Asst Qg1srrn.As,.sa,. or,,e., Fon1o, pzr'r;.

Ap'r QrAarrRnAsLgR's OryIcx FoaAon DKpr.
No. o. Cciar-ss., new YoHx CITY. Drc. 20. 1854
PROPOSITIONS will be received daily for
j the fREIGHT5 Of FORAGE for tho United States
Ousrermss'ors Department. nom NewYork City Phsde
phi. Boston, Portland and other ports the coast Of Maine
TO Washington Alexandria Va, N-wbern, N G., Port Royal
g. C., savannah, Ga. and New.0 Orleans. La
Propositions state name standing and capacity Of
se quantity cf hay and gain respectively they viii require.
and when ready for car g., and sddrossedto
T.. ID. CHAPMAN, Capt aud Asst Quartrrmsster.
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TELLER SALE DIABOLIQUE,
HI No. sss BROADWAY. Opposite Nibo's
TUESDAY Feb. 70 and during the weoh
HAMLRT5 WISH REALIZED;
40, thai this too solid f.sh would melt
Thaw, aud resolve iissf into dcw!'
THE GREAT illusion 9th.
GYOEs
b which the veriisble fact 10 proven that
THE HUMAN FIGURE
CAN INSTANTLY BIZ MADE INVISIBLE.
A NEW PROGRAMME or MAGIC.
FRESH P1ANOFORTE SOLOS.
TIE FUNNY WOODEN hlNsTRRLs,
and ConoortnA Performances by Mr. A. Sedywoh.
Beats should be secured very early IN the day Os open
from Q III T. Door. open evening At a
MATlNLE with OYGES)
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, Nfp m.
hODWORTH HALL,
IL No 8G Broadway, neI, 10 Grscs Church,
Opposite Eleyenthst and near 10 A. T. Stewana
TUESDAY, Feb. "a.
AND FOLLOWING EVENING,
ALFRED BURNETT,
tho celebrated Western Humorii, Eccentric Delnestor,
Poetic Recier, Rhapsods Orator Eocn,ionls,,
CHEAT fACIAL ARTIST.
"li pfsFr .I and 10y -
. '~' LEvATOR ANGULI oRis,,s
NEW ENTERTAINMENT %.
POSY Oh POETIC BEAUTY
and
,oLIo OF ODDITIES.
Every evening q doorl open a. y. AdmsAon 50 cents
few reserved mont ch rs Seas In th. front chairs
can be secured aud after MONDAY, at tho Hail. from
till4 r. 90 .r
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DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
THURSDAY, slaroh2, FOURTH SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT,
by particular request Donxeit's charming Opera oil
LA FfGLfA DEL REGGlMENT0,
with A most SPLENDID AND COMPLETE CAST:
The sale Of secured sas commences this In hsoot
Iyn at the Box Oce Of the ACADEMY and In OH o.
Root n Apthony's, corner ~ Nassau and Pine sta
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GRAND ENTERTAINMENT at the COOP
~ ER INSTITUTE.
THE ROSE HILL LADIES SOLDIERS RELIEF ASSO.
CATION has the pleasure TO that its Finh Eater
tanmen will take place on "WEDNESDAY EVENING March
In the Cooper Institute aud viii consist OF the delivery by
WILLIAM ROSS WALLACE,
Of his popular discourse
PETER THE GREAT AND RUSSIA
Re citations Of Of his celebrated
Union Lyrics and singing by the brilliant
HARMONIC GLEt CLUB.
With high opinion Of Mr.. VILLAGES ability readers
are well acquainted livery sAIza was rapturously sp
plauded-lf bune Mr.. Waacc's d'seour.e was abe il
thought, brilliant In Imagination and eoqusn, IN dev.
ery.-Tines Bhm'ul Of genius and power-Prenhee Ill,
lyric, The Fall u NiksbTg IL glorious Csssius Clay
Sir Walacos spndo Of Imagination aud suence Of poetic
dciion show him the born poct.Brya Tickets 80 cents
TO DO had at Horace Waters No +9l Broadwsy Ketys No
259 Broadway Miller Matthews No. 77 Broadway Apple.
tons, No. ~ bIosdwsy Beer L schmers No 7ol Broad
Howe Ferry, No 10 Bowery snd n the door. Doon
open at T. to commence al O'Clock.
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Asst q NJ ovycs. PoHAo. DRrr. No. Cd CxpART.l
Nav YORK Cirv Jan. ~. 1858.
~ at THIS OFFICE. Tor tAs furnishing Of this Department
with:
Corn
Oats,
Hay aud Straw.
Pstes will specify In their prspssoss Asw the Hay end
Straw baisd and whether the drain saoksd or Ia bulk
y. u. CHAPMAN. Capt. A. O. N.
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NOTICE-FOR THE REDEMPTION OF
~ YUBA COUNTY BONDs-Noticr Is hereby given, that
the ofthe County OF abs;
California have In hand the Of seven thousand onr hundred
and fur dollar. In coin for redemption of Yubs
County Bond. Of the 1885, and that sealed
o Of aid Yubs County in the City Of Maysvie, until
SATURDAY the 18th Of March 1865 at the hour Of ~
s,chsd 10 the Bonds tho proposals must DO accompanied
BIZ a.. Bonds To be redeemed - . 49,
Yaha Countv Cslnoruia l.. g. CRANE,
W. II. HARTWELL,
WIN. CARPENTER,
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INTERPRETATIONS. Begins at q.
THE NETWORK CIRCUS
THIS AND EVERY EVENING"
GRAND MATlNEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
AT ~ O'CLOCK
UNExANPLED. UNPARALLELED. UNANIMOUSLY
ADMITTED BY PRS, AND PUBLIC,
And COMPLETE SUCCESS OF
THE NEW COMIC PANToMINE,
HARLEQUIN MOTHER GOOSE AND
THE GOLDEN FOO
With n. new scenery costumes surefb appointments Grsnd
Corps de- Ballet aud startling tricks usnsormsons and
electric efecfs. wlichis
the Greatest Acuc achievement Accomplished ousss
crowded 10 oveffo~ns shouts Of sie md pals Of
applause from delighted audiences.
GRAND EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCE
In which MadAsns LOUISE TOURSAiRE, Young ROBERT
sTICkNEY .I1- CONRAD BROTHERS.. and
AI.E THE GREAT ARTISTS
WILL APPEAR AT EACH PERFORMANCE.
EOTlCE.--Sesis secured siI days In sissnos-
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Hmnsrmenie.
DARNIrMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

THE GREAT ONE THOU SAND DoiLA 4. DRAMA
or THE CURSE OF DRINK. f,
rf0n0""'e" y 4 SUBLIME CONCEPTION
TONY DENlER IN DANCING GIRAFFE.
MORNING, AT ii,
A deeply interesting AVID exciting ,,,s,,
EXPOSE OF SPlRlTUALlSM,
RY DIR. " =. ION Week,
wa pTaeepI g sSs s9" fE ' KAN sH sFrTr
RoPE.TYiNG ANSWERING SEALED LETTERS, and
ali the CHfCANERY aud HUMBUG Of SPIRITUAL I'M
" - Life. sic asnres Gf,he JAr ;,
PROF fo HuTC SG hGHTNiNa CALCULATOR.
TWO FAT WOMEN. LIVING SKELETON.
THREE GlANTS-2i FEET lIlGh;
WOODROFFES BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS
TW0 GLASS STEAM ENGlNEs! ~ MOTION.
w ANs r GHI 4oI HA 4hTM EF 9Np rE
CIRCAsslAN GIRL DWARF. ALBlNo BOY LYING
oTfERs, FRENCH MOVING FIGURES. AouAHiA'
Admission 30 cents: Children under ten is cents
WINTER GARDEN.
w THE LAST NIGHTS
MONDAY NIGHT
EDWIE BOOTH
will appear in his sieat role Of ,,,rr
being its
CONSECUTIVE PERFORMANCE; .,r
ONE OF THE NOBLEST PIECES OF DRAMATIC Ahn
EVER SEEN IN ANY LAND OR IN ANY AGE; We
TRUST II WILLNOr BE WITHDRAWN UNTIL ~ fht
MAN WOMAN AND CHILD IN THE COMMUNITY HAS
SEEN TIN Y. Herald.
Doors open at 6i. Commence at 4.
Mr.. STUART has TO announce that on
SATURDAY, March
will take place the thiid Of the series Of
GRAND MATINEE6
Of
BOOTHS HAMLET.
Sent. NAV now be secured every night during the week
and foT the Matinee
WINTER GARDEN.-Mr. G. WALCOI,
iat lis IA
on SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH -
on which occasion PLAY Of GREAT ATTRACTION VIII
be performed
WALLACKs.
w fropric,or ard Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACE.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
Tom TaylsTs Great Domestic Drama,
THE fICkET OF LEAVE NAN,
with scenery dresses and incidence
THU RSDAY-sTILL WATERS RUN DEEP and HIGH
LIFE BELOW STAIRS. -. $1,000, - -, /,
FRIDAY-BENEFT Of Mr.. MARK SMITH yneycf serea
here, Marx Lemons popular Comedy MIND iOuh ~
BUSINESS and Websiers iavorte hteEpeee OF the LhI"
ING HYENA. - ,r ,,.u
Due notice viii given Of the next Representation OF
MEN OF THE DAY, THE GAME OF LIFE, and OLD
HEADS AND YOUNG III ARTS, all al which rays ecu
tnue to attract immense audiences. Door open Ut ~ over
tuye at "a
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ASSISTANT QrAsrKRxAsrnHs ov,rc..


No. ~ srArE at, Nav fonK CRY, February. lGS !
SEALED PROPOSALS. will DO received At
- this Office until " o'clock I'll ESDAi the 18th
for the construction Of &. T. GENERAL HOSPITAL at
NewsIk, j. Tho principal buildings 10 DO erected
follows Eighteen Psyliel. Authorization Builiny Din.
Ing ROOM with wings for Kitchens; Landry Guard House
knaps'es ioa'ei Dead House. Operating ROOM and Tank
ouse. The builder 10 rnish all material Of whatever ma.
re and all labor and se,ioos necessary Ia tho construction
The workmanship and material. to conform the plans
spcchoaio and detail drawings and TO be- subject the
inspection and approval Of officer appointed for that pur
pose.
Bidders must accompany their proposals with guarantees
signed by two responsible parties that their bids
accepted they wi required execute contract for
the with coed and suceut sasties In the sum of
0o) Twenty five Thousand Dollars for the faithful per
Of the contract and to the satisfaction Of the inspect
ing officer.
The PRIVILEGE reserved Of rejecting .py all Of the bids
deemed advisable Tbs site selected of the Hospital 10 the
0arsidc" property Mill..t.
Parties Intending 70 bid are requss,edto visit the Site and
TO examine plans and spss iications this once.
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals for o. g. General
Hospital at Newark j. aud addressed 90 the
BY order OF Con- STEWART VAN VLiEr Clusrtesser A.
H. C. MORGAN Capt. and A. q. N.
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NIBLOS SALOON.
II MILF. w. ~ KATOw
TIE TWO LAST CONCERTO
Of The renowned Russian violonceiist,
NILE HELENE DE- KATOW,
and the hirbIy Psns forte vraoso and Composss
NH JAMES NJ. WEiLl
p-io 10 their departure for Boston, ~ tAks pisce WE'D
kEsDAY and III RSDAY EVENINGS. h>rsh and
MI webn perform for the mrs, time In America bis eel
ebr.tsd FsktAda on sifs nom
Meyrrbeer's Grand opcra,
Ills IfU0UENOTs."
pronounced by the Paris and London critics 70 be the
tHEF D'HI'vRE OF PIAsoFoRTE COMPOSITIONS
Miss LAURA HARRIS. sisnors PAULICCHI and ROSA
will assist.
Admission 81; reserved seats 30 rents sy'fa
Seat. nav be secured at Me.sfs Brrfk Schrmef No 1ol
Broadway Hal Sons, No. Hl Broadway AMI sibsils
No Wal st. commanding Tuesday morning ct y q
Chioksrng's Grand Piano will DO used on tho oeeDion
The Grand Concert an Brooklyn 81 Tie Academy OIL
Mus,c. on Tu~s.lsy evening March T.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC-ITALIANOP ERA.
~ Drector ..........................MAXM ARETLEk-
THIS (TUESDAi) EVENING, Feb. 2S at
FIFTEENTH SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT.
Second time in America Of yefti's last work Of
LA FORA DEL DESTlNO
(rhe Force Of Destiny.
PRODUCED IN TIE MOST GORGEOUS STfLE'
with new ard ban, Mise Scene and an extraordinarily
complete cast. including
CAROLZlZUCCHl,
N0RENSi
MAsSAMILIANI,
BELLINL
SUSINI.
LORINf,
DUBREUL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CARL BERGMANS
TOMORROW "WEDNESDAY. MARCH l-ony ush'
of LA SONNAMBULA.
KELLOGG In her celebrated role Of Amina
q. LOTT. BELLlNI AND OTHERS.
THURSDAY OPERA IN BROOKLYN. By request.
LA FIGLIA DEL REG0lMfNTO
FRIDAY, LA FORA DEL DESTINO
SATURDAY. MARCH l. GRAND MATINEE.
FRA DlAVOLO.
Sea may be secured for the above named o.
the Academy at Beer Schrrncrs No. 10l Broadway; ct
Pond Co.'S No 81 broadway, and =, Root Anhony''
oiner Of Nassau and Pine sts
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Btatiomerp ana 5anep GOODS.

WILLIAM EvERDELL" SONS, No. I0l
" fa.Sa 9, Z; 4. STATl0NEaa and b. ANK BOOK
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W Ut 2 1fTkT
Fundiss Comnlssion-rs, Yuba County, c

Orrcr OF rus PLENTY FiRs Tvs Co. BRooKLrs, N
AT A MEETING of the Board OF Directors
n Of m, PHENIx FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
held At their oce on the evening Of FEB IL 1853 was
unsnin ousy resolved that deemed eIpedient to In
er-.,c stock tho Company FROM Five Hundred
Thousand poliars 20 one Milton Dollars.
The khoiss Of tho Company hsr.by notified that
tbs md subscription papers ready Tor their
signature, the Brooklyn oes No. Court st. and q. tho
'i Feb a. a. sss w. fmiTHs6ER SHAW. Secretary
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UNITED STATES TREASURY, NEW Yonx Feb IT, 1855
DARTIES holding (30) THIRTY or more
Coupon. o!the Loan Of 1864 Co<0s) maturing on tbs
first Of March hand them In with schedules
at any time before that date. -, ---
Holders co PLYING with the shove viii have their coupons
ex.mnsd and checks given or them the 2a msI Asr
O'Clock p.
blank schedules viii be furnished upon application ct the
Interest Department OF this office.
JOHN A. STEWART, Asst Treas U. s.
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BOSTON, HARTFORD AND ERIE RAIL
ID ROAD COMPANY,S MORTGAQE BONDS.

BOSTON, HARTFORD AND ERlE RAIL
- ROAD CoMPANYs MORTGAGE BONDS.
The undersigned offer for sale limited amount Of the
MORTGAGE BONDS Of the BOSTON. HARTFORD AND
ERIE RAILROAD.
The ssus limited BY the Charter nom the State Of Cen
nec,eut to half the expended upon the Road
The Bonds bear n,eres, per cent per snnam psy
able March and Sept Of each year The principal
able 1884 Each bond registered by tho State Comptroller
Of Connecticut
the hs day Of June there viii be 25s mes OF the
road In operation. LOCKWOOD co.
Feb. 2s 1865. No. n William st.. ~ Y.
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Mem pnblitatioils

why these works (Beades Dime Books are poPuai Is
problem. quite much for the moTss' a tba, bs
IN" a thew are without exception far as we can jndee
uDeIcepuonaby moral d.. nan.ssSSop."@INorth American
Review for July, 1861 -1,.,,
WHO READS AN AMERICAN NOVEL :
IL m. tan, Of thousand. Of both sexes answer who for
three years or have ioundin
BEADLE'S DIME NOVELS
a. unsessng source of mental qualification. Why they
are popular simply because they good in the best sense
Of that much abused word; and the only problem "
The morsst and student Of national character a wen a. tue
.io have to solve or, such book, be sold for ven
vents each While other publishers have been eo'aeu
sdvancs their prices nearly hundred per cent
lBEADLE'S DIME BOOKS
HAVE
REMAINED UNCHANGED!
III. ,uhvc m,v therefore look to BEADLEs PUBLiCA'
rIONs no, only for the cheapest bat the BEST "oiA''u
,,or orsipslitv genial Characterization and naonag-'
orep.red expressly for Beade by very select corps Oh
writer's. whose regulations are now Household WORDS
READY TO-DAY!
THE RIVAL SCOUTS;
Or
THE FOREST GARRISON.
ByEpwAIRD ;. Ills Is :, e D;u Bis,on.
Trapper," I" Seth Jones" etc. etc
Mr.. Ellis has chosen for toe theme OF thi' "oiA N"e
Novel No TO- the siege and fall OF Fort fre'q Isle whe inc
6ercs Pontiac melted the Of the We's to united ell
fort for extirpet'ng English The suhor while he ad
heres closely historical fact in his leading produces
romance Of singular power
Tho North American Review says Of Mr. Elis's works:
Mr. Enjss Novels favortes and deserve TO De ne
shows variety and origins in his characters aud his Indians
human beings, no, fancy pieces"
~ The fact tsa, more four hundred thou'ad erie' 81
M Eus porLs od IN the Dime Note' serie at
tests sheir dirary popularity lie stands oe''ed TIE
rival and equal of FennimO,e Cooper lie write EACLU
svELY for Beadle does, also. 'roa' other faro'e
aathoys
BEADLE'S BOOKS sold by al Newsdoalefs; or are
sent, post paid receipt of price-ten cent? each
BEADLE COMPANY.
General Dime Book Publishers,
No IlB Wiiam.si., New York.
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY. General Agents
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Ovyen % rms DrsrerE AND Sioux CiIr RAILROAD Co..
NEvfosK February 20 1876.
VTNHE FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN COM.
i POSE the BOARD. OF DIRECTORS u tha Company
for ,hs sp,uin, yosr: FREDERICK sCHUCHARpT, NOR
RlS X. JEst'P, ALLAN CAMPBELL. u. WILLIS AMES,
JAMES ROBB, PLATI SMITH II L. STOUT, ISAAC
Y. KNOX, and CHARLES L FROST and meeting Of
rou.y elected Pre..leI, and PLATT SMITH. esq Vice.
l'vsi3ent JOHN b. DUMONT, Assistant Secretar y.
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WINTER GARDENING. G. WALCOT,
w IT, begs TO that BIS BENEFI VIII take pace
on SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH !,
on which occasion a PLAY Of GREAT ATTRACTION vii
be performed.
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