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VII.
FoRr WARREN, BosTOx UARnOR,
July 2 Should be yNUe p. 1854.

July 2 Tshould be June p, 1894.
Lord Lyons, Enrcy Extraordinary and Minister
Parliamentary for Her britannia Majesty,
neGi Washington:
My Lord: / have been honored by your attention
in two letters, which, beg leave to state, very
specially, have lett me III some confusion OF mind
as to your Lordshps views and intentions with re.
ference to my case. On the 20th ultimo, you write
that you had "expressed your hope" to tie Secre-
tary OF State of the United States that should be
"set free immediately" &C.; and on the 2Sth III
timo you do not say what has been the issue Of
that hope; and while referring to the Prize pro-
cecdings against the Greyhound, you make no re-
ference whatever to my personal claims Of pro-
lection by the British flag as a passenger on the
high seas. In the meantime, have been impri-
soned in Fort Warren by orders from Washington
without notice, without trial. and without being ad
yised of any charge whatever against me.
1t is true that Her Majesty's consul at Boston
mentioned to me that he understood that you had
written the first letter, assuring Of my claim OF
liberty, under the impression that was British
subject: ali impression which your Lordship will
do me the justice to. observe not derived from
any statement of mine, or any implication of my
correspondence. But cannot see the force Of the
distinction. If ( had been an Encliahman, it
seemed would have been entitled to my release :
why by grace OF the Washington authorities OF
may safely say, would be resented by yourself,
well us by your Government, my Lord and if the
release, then, is to be put any grounds of right
then the case OF the Englishman would be no bet
ter than my own. The tag would protect me az
well as him. It either must be piece OF bunting
and protects nothing; or, if it protects anything Il
would protect all passengers alike. AS far as the
question is that of citizens persons it belongs to
my own Government. and am willing to rest it
there; but as question involving the British flag
on the high seas, which either sinks there all other
insignia and distinctions Of nationality, and pro-
tects all passengers alike, or is an unmeaning dis
play, have brought it to the consideration OF your
Lordship, and respectfully asked your decision
cannot find that the latter is stated or intimated
in the letters Of your Lordship, to which have had
the honor to refer.
/ have, etc, your obedient servant,
EDWARD a. POLLARD.
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sEOUND, on Christmas day (25sh ultimo|.
On tho sidewalk near the ticket office q Inc y
Richmond and fredericksburg railroad. a COLL
BRACELET, which the cwner can get By eaaihS y.
the ON ~ Of the Quartermas.er. General corner o.
Bank ard Tenth streels third Hoor, iacnnfs,ng ta'
sAmep and paying for this advertisement.
Ii 1s-te
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Tux DEsnarcU C0UT7TNG.RO0M Has
DKEx REMOVED no TUE NORTHEAST COR
Nasa - rnrrTERNTr AND MAIN STREETS,
(spsncks Duildingl IMMEDIATELY ot1VeAA1
THE OLD STAND.
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VIII.
BRIrIsH LEGATi0s, WASHINGTON, d. c.,
June g. 1864
VIII.

VIII.
BRITISH LEGATION, WASHINGTON, D. c.
June 9. 1864.
Sir: received, on the 9th instant, a letter from
you. dated teyide emily by m,stake| I'd of July. In
answer to it, can only say that have referred
your case to Her Majesty's Government, and sent
them copies Of your letters to me, and that while
waiting for instructions from them do not feel a,
Liberty to discuss the subject. Whatever orders
they may think proper to glvo will be Immediately
executed BY me-.
am, sir. your obedient servant,
E. A. Pollard, Esq, Fort Warren.
TX.
II PaIsoS, AT FcRT WAaasx, Bc.rex HAaeos. !
July II, 1864.
Lord Lyons, Erroy Extraordinary, 10 !. for Re,
Brsfo.n3e Aajsssy, rear H1ashtngto,,, b. c.:
Ny Lord: Will you please inform me what Il
suits hare been reached, or proceedings taken. by
Her Msjesty's Government with reference to nv
Application for release from this prison by virtue q
the protection Of the British Gag, under which -,
taken Q1eths high seas. -. :
was brought here from q sick hnl It IN ho,,rs,
notice. and have BEEN afflicted in II con0nemen
with partial paraly sis; and an aura fhat en-,
much said Of the extremity Of my situation viii b
snmcient 70 atqut me Of importantly IN AGAIN seek
ing at the hands Of your Lasdship I termination .
my suAerings. =
! have tho honor, &C., yous asedlsnt servant,
EDWARD A. PoILARp.
: II ~ ]
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WOOD,s WOOD.--For sale, limited
wv supply Of good II KoRY WOOD. iuaaan
ties OF six twelvs &e cords To be delivered a, tha
Virginia Central Railroad depot. Address s. y
REID. bon l.06i, Richmond post-ofiiee. 49,.
ia l7,-eedit'
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UNITED STATES,
Cry Po1Nr, December 6, 1864.
M4jor General Butler, Commanding
ARMY Of the James:
General: The first object of the expe
dition under General Weitzel is to close
to the enemy the port of Wilmington. If
successful in this, the second will be the
capture of Wilmington itself. There are
reasonable grounds to hope for success.
If advantage can be taken of the absence
Of q great part of the enemy's forces, now
looking after Sherman in Georgia. The
directions you have given for the number
and equipment Of the expedition are all
right except in the unimportant one of
where they embark and the amount Of
entrenching tools to be taken. The Oh
ject of the expedition will be gained on
effecting landing on the main land be-
tween Cape Fear river and the Atlantic
north Of the north entrance to the river.
Should such landing be effected, whether
the enemy hold Fort Fisher or the bate
RES guarding the entrance to the river
there, the troops should cntrcnch them
selves, and by cooperating with the navy.
effect the reduction and capture Of those
places. These in our hands, the navy
could enter the harbor, and the port Of
Of Wilmington would be sealed. Should
Fort Fisher and the point OF land on which
i is built falkinto the hands Of our troops
immediately on landing, it will Be worth
the attempt TO capture Wilmington by :
forced march and surprise
Il time is consumed in gaining the irst
ohjeet Of The expedition, The second will
become : matter Of afier consideration.
The details for the execution are an
trusted q you and the officers immedi.
Ately ID command Of The troops Should
the troops under General Weitxel fail 10
effect The lauding = ~ near Fort Fisher,
they VII - rst,ifusd 10 the army .opers.
ting Against RishmoiId without delay.
g. s. GRAH1, lienienant 1eneraj.
!. 06cid 4. S Boners, ~. 8
Assistant Adjntant ;sosrsl
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gaath's Department.
! SHADOW BUFF.


In this game a large piece Of white
linen is suspended smoothly at one
end Ola room; at little distance
from it, Buffy. with his face toward
the linen, is seated on low stool.
Directly in line and about yard
behind him, table is placed withia
candle on it; all the other lights
mus, be extinguished. The players
then walk one by one, between the
table and Buffy .(who must not turn
his head9 limping. hopping and girl
macing as they please, Sd as TO dis
tort their shadows on the linen. Il
Bufy can tell correctly TO whom
any shadow belongs guessing once
only for each person) the player
whom he so discovers, takes hi:
place.
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Speak GENTLy.-A loud boiste

SPEAK GENTLY.-A loud bolster
Gus tone shows want of good bree-
ding. The FIRST principle OF polite
ness is TO make those about you feel
pleasant. and rude, coarse manner
of speaking is annoying TO most per-
sons. A good anecdote is related
of man, who went by the name OF
Whispering john which was Civ
en- 10 him in ridicule. People said
he ,aiked as though he were brought
up in a mill. One cold morning he
walked into a public house, and cal.
led out in his usual laundering
roice:
Good morning, landlord, how are
roul'
Very well, how do you dor
oh. i'm well, but I'm SO cold
can hardly talk
.iust then a nervous traveller who
was present, ran up to the landlord
exciaiining: please have my horse
brought as soon as possible el
Why, what is the matterP asked
the landlord.
Nothing replied the traveller,
only | want to get away before thai
man thaws.'
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AMUSING Doc LAwsuIr.-Our young

AMUSING Doc LAwsuIr.-Our young
readershave probably all heard OF the
famous lawsuit ABOUT the cracked
kettle, in which the defendants law
yer claimed: L. That his client new
er had the kettle. 2. That it was
cracked when he borrowed; and J.,
Tha, it was whole when he return
Cd it. The Ladies' Repositorygives
q sill stronger case: A fat odgen-
tleman was bitten in the cal oil his
leg by a dog. He rushed toa Just
ice Of the Peace, and sued aman
whom he supposed TO be the owner
Of the offending cur. The defend
ant, who was somewhat OF wsg.
offered the following defence: l.
By testim6hy of the general good
character of my dog, shall prove
that nothing could make him so for
getfnl of his canine dignity as TO
bite CALF. 9. He is blind, and
cannot see TO bite. 3. Even if he
could see to bite, it would be utter
II impossible for him 10 go out Of
his way to do so, on account of his
severe lameAess. 4. Granting his
eyes to be good, he has no teeth.
5. My dog died six weeks ago. 6.
1 never had dog. -
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Splendid List Of Articles! All to be
Sold for One Dollar Each!

The Values below are for Each Article 8
( 250 Gents Gold Huntng-ca.e Watches so to $50
$50 ladies' Gold and enameed do Is to 10
5a Gents Hunting-cas Silver do IS tot
600 Diamond Rings - - s'i.ii6 D,t0 100
1000 Gold Vest and Neck Chains Is to 30
300 g. g ' IL 6
$500 = Oval Band Bracelets Ito 6
5COG Chased Gold Bracelets 5,o 10
1000 Chatelaine Chains and Gua I'd Chains : 10 20
1000 Solitaire and Gold Breaches Ito 10
1000 Lava and Florentne Breaches atnG
5000 Coral. Opal and Ernernld Broaches 10 s
5000 Mosaic. Jet Lava & Florent. Ear Drops. TO q
800 Coral. Opal and Emerald . ." 4to 3
1000 California Diamond Breast Pins $50 10 10
5000 Gold Fob and Vest Watch Keys $50 to 9
ttO0 Fob aud Breast Ribbon Slides 3to 10
5000 Sets Solitaire Sleeve Buttons, Studs etc. 3to
3CC0 Gold Thimb,es. Penc lis, etc. 81. ito7
1900 Miniature Lockets $50 to :
40tD DO do Magic Spring 3to s
aM0 Gold Tooth Picks. Crosses etc. eto 10
5000 Plain Gold Rings ., 4to 10
500 Chased - - - gto IL
lO0o0 Stone Sets and Sienei Rings $50 TO n
lG00o California Diamond Rigs TO 10
1890 Sets Ladies' Jewelry. Jet and Gold 5to is
10000 Gold Pens, Silver Exf Holders Pencils to 10
10000 8. . and gold mounted holders TO 2
5000 IS - and gold-extension do 6 10 10
so o Silver Goblets and Drinking Cups > to 50
5000 g Casters Is 10 50
20O0 g Fruit and Cake Baskets 2Oso so
$500 Dozen Silver Tea spoons. per dozen lets 80
500 do do Table do and Forks 8. 20 10 40
IL consequence OF The great siagpaiion of trade
in the manufacturing districts of England, ,hro'
the war having cut off the surplv of ccitor. a
large quantity of Valuable Jewelry, originally
intended for the English market, has been sent
oil for sale IN thiscountry, and MUST BE SOLD AT
ANY SACRIFICE
Under these circumstances. ARRANDALE
& CO.. acting as Agents for the principal Euro
| peaa Manufacturers, have resolved npon a GREA
GIFT DISTRIBUTION, subject to the following reg
CERTIFICATES. naNing each article and
its value are placed in SEA LED ENVELOPES.
and well mixed. One OF these envelope. will be
81 BY mail to any address, receipt Of IS cents
ALL Articles SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH, WITH
OUT REGARD TO vALUE!.
| On receip, Of the Certificate, YOU will see what
You are going to have. and then it is at your OPP
ton 10 send the Dollar and take the articles or
not. Purchasers may thus obtain a Gold Watch,
| Diamond Ring. or anv Set 1t Jewelry on our list
TOR oSK DOLLAR. and in no case can they &c. less
than one dollars worth, as there are no blanks.
| he price Of Ceriifcaicsis as follows:
One for. . cents
FIVE tor. 81
Eleven for. .-.-.....-.- 9 ~
THIRTY for--.-
Sixty-fiye for. -. 49,. 10
| One hundred for .......15
Agents will he allowed ten cents on every Ger.
tfcate ordered bv t'em provided their remittance
amounts TO One Dollar. Agents will collect *
cents for every Certificate and remit Is cents 10
US, other In cash or Postage Stamps
r.TH III !l ARRANDALE & CO,
225-3m l67 Broadway, New York.
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~! !! alton FL Free
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

A GENTLEMAN. cured OF Nervous Debility,
Incompetence Premature Decay. and Youthful.
Error sctuated by d. sire to benefit others. will
be happy 10 iasGisA 70 alt wbs pse1 it, tSr1@ al
chatfs the recit,' sn4 directions ini max}ns iihe
simple Iemed, used in his case. Sufferers wish
oprotr b. tho adver,issrs bad expericnc and
possess sure and valuable remedy, can do 50
by addressing him at once at his place al .busi.
ness. The Recipe and full iuiornia,iou--ot vi :
'alinpur'ancs. w'n he cbserfui!y son, By return
mail. - Address = ,,aJeaY s.,or
7 - -, 49, JOHN h. OGDEN,
n No, co Nassau Street, ,SNN YosxL =
II Ps aivcTvdns Sufferers n bo}l, SEIZE vi Ind
,.h,s irloI,ss i.on inyalSeslst,l ID ii1ss-a,si 8
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'FREtGHTS.

By this route Freights Of all descriptions car
be forwarded TO and from Phindelphia, New
York, Boston or Baltimore, to and from any
point on the Railroads. Of Ohio, Kentucky. lndi
ana. Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri, B,
BAIL ROAD DIRECT. d,
Tn. Penn's Central Railroad also oonnec,s al
Pitlshurg with Steamers, by which Goods can bt
Forwarded to any port on the Ohio. Mississippi
Missouri, kansa., and other western rivers; ant
at Cieveiani; Sandusky and Chicago with Stca-
mers m all Ports on the North. Western Lakes
Merchants end shippers entrustiag the trans.
postation Of their freight TO this Company, M
rely with confidence On Its speedy Transit.
The Rates of Freight to and from
any point in the Wes, by he Pa Ceniral r. r.,
are al all times a. FAVORABLE as afe charged by
other Railroad Companes.
9rBe particular to mark packages WA rENS'A
CENTRAL Il. IL ~ s ~ fEsI1a OF
ForFreigh, Contracts OF Shipping Directions.
apply OF address either OF the following Agents
Vi the Company; - 80 - .1si-. 49, 90 r..s
s. B. KINGSTON. j., Freight Agent Ph,isda.
ID. A. STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLxkkE 4. Co.. transfer AGENT. Pittsburgh.
II W. BR ,wK i Co. Clnc,BEatt. Ohio.
MoRKHEAp a. Co, Louisville, Ny.
T. I. Sass, ~ Loals. Missouri.
CLAeKK 4 CO.. Chicago, Ill
X. G. Meidrum. General travelling Agent FOR
.he SouiL and West.
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LIVE STOCK.

provfi aai Farmers will find this The most
advahia. eoua ragic for Live Stock Cap1cieus
YARDS, well S4tsIed and supplied With ev, y
etnvl i-'iee, hsve been opened GU this line and
IL emo, ii,H=. aaf every attention i paid 10
III. j. ws4ils. iIh choice of market = P.illadel
phis, Aew Eork or Baltimore : and via Allen.
town the slor,e I, quickest and uosi direct sou,e
TO New iuIa .ss.t
ENoCH LEWIS, GenI Sup't. Altoona, Pa.
l.. L. HOCPr, Geb1 Ticket Agent. Phlisd's.
II u. HOUSTON. Genl Freight As,.. Phila. ,
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S.MArRlMonIAl.

I AIDES AND GENTLEMEN: II you wish
II to marry you 'can do 50 BY sldreesi, me. i
will scnd you,wi'hoat money and " lLhout /, s,ce
ry happily and speedily. irrespective Of age. beau.
~ OF wes',h. This iniermsIon viii {, st ,you
uo.hqg, fad il you wi,a,ts marry, will cheer.
iY!y psssf yYu W !rl,ersst pictly eoei iSenUal.
'fTs t,siIed inlormatihl sect BY mtafp mai, and
lnc rewnfi asked, Please incloss pos,aSaoy STAN;
ped tnysSp, addre.eed %, yerrseiC, AA Iess,,,
} $500 81 SAKAH q, LAMBERT, -,
sSAA sGresnpeiat, Kags Cen Ner York
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1864. For the Winter! 1865
TOLEDO, WABASH
GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD LINE
FROM QUINCY TO TOLEDO.

| W paiLi rASohApEk IRA lAS leave
| Su1"cs Ia com. c'lon W.T., i.nnioai q -
'oSeph .aiif9 ,n tnak,ng >cRE AND DIRECT eoS'
SI n'+ 70 Eas'etn .liiss.
IA, Sssss' .easlls - joseph W az. q b.
VII, NJ, irare Sniny same al,rtp""h ., t:oa :,
NE .r, V"et, ua'e'eis ny lh's Line
are lie Shorles' houle, The Quickest
Time, the SmoOlhesl Track and Sure
=, Tn;an Dau,,s
a.. - - "''e y, ,,'o" Po''
"A IureI ~, aavah''se over az clher rgnts.
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av DRUNKENNESS CURED I :,

WE lnebriate NAV NOW bid defiance tn the
i rEMrrINa cur. Dr.. ZANEss, AN rlDOTE
FOR STRONG DRINK Is u cer,aip ,cuaE FOR
dnnksapd ON II sdmisis4 ~ <hmti sits
knowledge OF tho natisnt Prcs. 81 . box. Sen,
by mail TO any address, by S c.'uPffAM, sos
Chestnut Stree. PhIlAdslphia. -. Circular
Q. n, fiss 6m )
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BROWN & BRO.

Have removed their Drug Store to
the corner Of Shawnee & 9th SIS. oppo-
si,eiihe aMansicn Il osse, Lessen WORTH.
and have on haad IA full supply Of Ned
icines. Fine Perfumery. Brushes Of, oil
kinds. and every thing pertaining to the
Drug trade. ..4 s....... l89-tf
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gTa3 ~ ENrGMA. o.,-.
am composed of 5 letters:
Ny 2, 5, 3, 4, means TO cut, OF
NOW.
My3. ISIS an animal. %
My 4, 5, 3, 2, is fruit.
My 4, 3,2, 5, means TO skin OF
cut of. ,,.e
Ny I. 3, 2, Is kind of fish.
Ny 4, 8, l, 5. is a servant boy.
My 2, 3, 4, is a light blow.
My 5, 8, 2, is part Of the face.
My 2, 3, 4, 5, is a crime.
NJ ,, 3, 1, is a small piece of
cloth.
-Iy /, ;, |, is Wooden pin.
Ny Is, 4. is an opening in a
My4, 5, 3, is garden vege,a.
bic.
Ny whole is kind Of fruit.
answer next week.
80 =
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DYSPEPSTA. ExysrrrLAs. Kipsty Gov
IL rlAIxt, 81 .pd Nssvods Hsadarhe. Nv,i.
ralgia. Gravel, Tetfer, Bafbers Itch and Bald ;,
ness. "A TrsnNsef n. the above l.iissasss With
'hcie SPEEDY and PrRMASEEr CURE, sent free
10 any addsa,s. T Address =. &. UPHAM, No. rs
south Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Ps, * IL n
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=. PENNSYLVANIA, ! -
5DOENTRAL Yg
II Rail Road. 81
DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE FROM
Pittsburgh to Philadelphia!


L,R0Msll portions a the West.i North. West
Il and SOUTHWEST, this lire aDdits conncc-
t,ors form either the shortest or the best route 10
Phi selphta, New York, Boston, Baltimore aad
" ash ngion. The traveller may wit confidence
rev upon sure connections, high speed with per.
,ect ssfciy. and every appliance for comfort that
can Re procured. New and elegant passenger
cars for Jay and night servicehave rerentiy been
added to the eq nipment ct the Pa Cenrl r. r.
A, Pittsburgh, iroins from the West run direct
t. the Upicn Depot where passengers are trans
ferre5 TO the Trains Of the fenn. Central r. K,
which leave Pitsburg and arrive At other points
AS { lows:
Day ExPRRss-Ierves Pitt burg a, 250-A II
stopping at principa! stations. Arrives at Altoo-
ma at $50 A. NJ. Tyrone 8 "A A NJ. Bellefonte
1892 A. NJ, Lock Haven IL 50 P MI tisrrisburgf
l. 10 p n. Bai,imoret 5.45 p n, New York Via
Allentown. l0, 30. p NJ. Phiiadclphiai 5,35 p. N
and New York via Philadelphia 10 q NJ.
NAIL LINE-Leavcs Pit,sburg ut $50 AN.
stops at Principal StsrOns. Leaves Ai'ooraf
at iI.45, A. NJ; Harrsturpt at 90, ?. N. arriving
at Philadelphia a, II 90 p. NJ, and New York,
via Philadelphia, 1927, NJ.
PITrs PUReY AND ERIE MAIL caves Pittb
at $50 P. NJ. Stopping at nearly all Stations, Ar
rives at AL oonat at'7,20, P. n. Harrisburg | ,25
A. M. and Philadelphia at 40 An.
PHiLADELPHIA ExgREssf-Lsaves Pittsburgh
az 40 n, s'oplHe on. Nv ,P-ii N''o'' = ,
Arrives at Latrobet at & Or NJ, Altoona al 9 30
P. NJ Harrisburg 80 A. NJ. Baliimore' 700. A.
NJ New York via Allentown, loo A NJ. Phiia-
delphi.s 7 o. A. N. New Yorkt viaPhila. l2e0 NJ.
SLEEPING CARS run thro' on this train from Pitts
bu,p 10 Baltimore, PhiIs. aud VIVA .ilent wu
FAsr LIyf-Leaves Pittsburgh at $50 p. NJ,
stopping only az Principal Stations. arrives at
Altoon.. 23e A n . Hsrri-burgs 1,S0, A. y. Bal
rimoret i2 20 r NJ New York; VIA Allentown
e.45P NJ. Philadelphia l2, 50, r. ", New York;
via Phiia. $40 P. u.
I. Breakfast 4 Dinner. Supper.
rDaily, all other trains Sundays excepted.
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! Consumpuss saferers-uill recaive . valuable
psrscriv1inu I'm riie etarel AZ Consumption A.rh
md. Rrpchiltis end Ill shroa. and ,IuSa nties
tns, free a. ehsrxcl by renssi-- sh-iv address I'd
RN EDWARD 4. WILSON, sss
ell sm Whlisspsh.rs, 'KissS TO- New Ysrk
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MASON 2 RAALN,s 60.
CABINET ORGANS.

The CABINET ORGAN i. designed. both for the
church and home for the sacred and secular
for organ practice and the. zecrpation Of sx,em-,
pore aying-combining ~ III ossl Qualities OF
with many entirely new improvements and in.
tentions, prominent amvng which = the .Id
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.-if't ~ ass'a--
GREAT EASTERN ROUTE VIA q
OHIO g. MISSISSIPPI
BROAD GUAGEs.lA
Il AIL!- 3, A ID

akins the quickest time konf 70: Toni. n
M Cincipnaii Lou ss,N NashyiIie and all
Eastern fit;es. New York, - hours l11
fteburg n hours Z l. Boston, ~ kour..s.7b
wheeling, 49, hours. Phiiady ipbia. rs hou-x
Cleveland. IL hours. BALTIMORE. sc i,orrs y
bsfe o, 5ot hours. Washington, 81. bossa
louisville. tlt hours. Nashville. % ho,irs
o., cAHs: Frou Cineinn,i - cleyelsnd, Plus
"ife or Be!'air. without char &c Of chs 'sfsa'o
Baggage Checked Through ''
The n & 81. Joe r. G.l.es,n1i E..k,.c IN EE.s
.he North AlRouri, sud the sOhiotk Nisesvuul
\. X ; make elose AMI reliable cobnec,ions at
Cincinnsti, without cmnibu. ride, with The favor
lie Roads of thu West.
The Little Miami CorIamsns & yen:a.- and
Cincinnati. HaniIio, &-Dav,sn Rail- Roads fo-
Dayton and Co'iumhUs. With the Cleveland
1oi,an,ens and Cinrinasti R.R for Cleveland
baiiaie Niagara Falls. The Pi,;sburs. Ceik,,,u
rus Cincinnati. and Fnrt Wayne ( Chieaoo X
i. iof fit.buEsh ssd PhilsSeiphis. The Cen
TAI Oaio XXX. Tor Zans>ville Wheeling and Raj
t.npFe, Msnetta Cincinnati 4. r. Tor Chili,
eotte, Marietta. Ps-krrsburg and BaI,:n,er,. and
With sishes OF The Four Great Eastern Zines 81
New York OF Boston. n - =.
vide aud sIaeious cnss, with xrsr Ter a.
room both 10 seats and In aisles than can no.
found an s.y Other Railroad in the wSsp And he
eeasf sftotded BY esf---s a. s.s...s a. 80
Foote's Patent Ventilated Ears by Day
And 'fcc'es.p afens ventilated Sic, ping cars ty
night. $50 B. .,,.,....;s f..s4-I' ~-"-.'
PASSENGERS from the West by the Ohio & Mss
'sslrni R.R. have the salvAuta ve over ,hnse hv
eihsr lines IN THE CHOICE OF SEATS AMI
sERTffS. from Cincinnati, a. .iere are no shsI5oe
ge' % cars be.veapi Cineinn.si asd Cleveland.
Pittsburgh OF Belisir
Two da'iy throgaaExprss' trains tSurdsvy EsI
ssp,ed,) eneiraip Sunday eysuisg.
Ohio MISSISSIPPI THE TIN n,iisii,;;,..Y s,.,,,
than 81 losi- t.se. The pubic srrp respe,.rf,,iIy
cautioned against bills advertising o:herroates
nasing quicker risne.8sE gf1dg SBs 4. Iii.
Ask for tickets yia Ohio 4 MissisippiR- Z. =
roI informa'ion' appil at the Office. No. 2s,.
DIRECTLY on Toe eorpsr IL Fourth and Cn,,,n, sss
under PIanIers' House, ST. Louis.
s9ih 90 - ania iS1a T. LOVGH. 90
W, Jns 20 iGenf Tlcksi Agent. -
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12
No. II-Cabinet Organ.

With eight stops, four complete sets OF reeds,
ard two manual.-is blown b. the performer,
and contains the automatic swell. Intended tor
the parlor and drawing room. 50
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12
No. IO-Cabinct Organ.

THIS instrument is intended more particularly
for church requirements, and is very valuable
for organ prsctice. II contains twelve Stops
drawing six complete sets OF reeds. with the ne
cessary coupiers; two manuals, and an indepen-.
dent pedalsDf msnty-fve keys, snd y b'ssn
BY second belsOn.