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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-26
EARLY Fall TranspIanting.

IL has long been a commonly res
eeived opinion that all deoiduops trees
should have one good hard frost ex-
pesure, before being dug and trans
planted in the fall. That such frost
assists in Fastening maturity of the
tree, we acknowledge; but that it is
necessary to await frost and the fall.
ing of the foliage thefefrom, before
transplanting, we do not believe. The
leayes have their part to perform,
grow their growth, perform their APP
pointed duty and gradually fall to the
ground. This FILLING of the leaves
takes place much earlier in the season
with como varieties Of trees than. with
others; the cultivated sweet cherry
commencing 10 drop more or less OF
its oaves in July, and mature nearly
all OF them early in September, while
the Mnhaleb does not mature much OF
its foliage until in August, and rarely
drops any OF il until the middle of
September The gooseberry and cur,
rant drop nearly all the foliage on old
wood in August, aud much OF That on
new wood early in September The
pear and apple rarely make any
additional extent OF growth after
the middle Of August, and most of
their foliage is mature aud ready to
drop by the twentieth of September.
The ash, birch. aud many other forest
trees have their main leaves all ma
turo by the above time,
Hooking at this, we, some fifteen
years ago, commenced planting out
one or more of sort of tree and plant
early in the season, and continued our
experiments until within the past two
years, we have planted our cherries,
pears and apples, as early as the 10th
of September, and our currants and
goosoberries the first week OF that
month, and have rarely lost tree or
plant. We dig and plant in the usual
manner, with or without water, as
may be, but we make oar shortening
in pruning, either before the plant is
dug, or as soon as IL 10 out OF tho
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-26
10Y TO THE wORLDi
take Up thy Bed and walkl"l
!. .AaOU A he,
WATER or LIFE.


ron EXTERNAL OR INTERNAL USE.
a QuAvITLE. on wArER on LIFE,
n Will cure a.. f..-.. D.. Il.
,Tl11etdele 81 Neuralgia LIN three minutes
1ooIlthcle or Eevaohe-ln one minute rn 81
Diarrhon. Bl6odv Fiux, Coughs ttad Colds &
Ia from one 20 three days. . g
Iehssl,ttdti spiAfn two 10 tom days. lNitl r.
FaaE n nc Rack o. fsider- In twenty min 2
Soreness or Inflammation Of the R1dneth,
DegCless, ,Asiilnia, Piles, Sore or Weak
Z Egeag lfi WF8NfE WUua 1851 DIS
bronchial AGectiQns Dvspepsfa, Eyysipciqs.
Bifstets on NE Tongue and Lips, VulpHd-
Z ton o( tJte Heart, f.r ...t .,,,s.l,I ,..,.t
Lfber Complaint, Etpef and 10tle,
A0ue Cake, Gravel. Contracted or Sf(0cncd
, @Szs Si iS2le " h fRee. SUI s0ip''
Ottts, Bruises, or Shot Wounds --in any por-
ton OF the body-tn an Incredibly short
This neatc,ne has bsen ,,oronghiv test
ed inii;vansvIlle, by many OF our nrid clti-
zcna, meyer falling 20 give satisfaeiion, we I
haSe soid large quan1tics In Ohio, In
di0pn, Illinois, Kentucky, and Tennessee,
aud the demand " daily incfensiDg, such
Il thu conndnnce we have IA the medicine
the money iu case 1he medicine fails To
cure rs represented. . 80
We have n humber OF properly attcsted
CERTIFICATES upm our own clfy. ana HYii
various parts or Tho country, which can ~
any time be seen ~ our store. bob l.i3 tu't
Price one dollar per bottle. - 49,.
For sale by reSpetiitbie druggists every
where. .ssa..s.ss-e. s....-s.,,,
LEIGH a MAGltEE, a,su
Cor. Third and Main Stfcet., isNhnHFltrt
u Manufacturers and sole ffYPTisf"Ep'f H
- f.laf fi.f.tIl1 III
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States and dependencies thereof fer prep!a-
ralionh or medicines known M MAagiei's
ril,s sad aiys sna lpgt W. t9EIgTbl sa
or his hn0wledge aud belteT. ~ ss
JAMES HMEiTitie,.
FIST Notary Public,
s Wall street, New York
June |, 1860.
pr. Maggiel.i take my pen % write yqn
n n Sy sae a s' III eha me- It as s Imam @
your niadieine u, doctor. how thankful
] am that can get some sleep, can never
write II enough, ! thank you i,gAiH en-
ofall hugerers, could not iihip whiting 70
you, aud hope YOU WI 4 not fake !! anisa,
a s1sif MX fbat Waa Ag iaeslesd
from tie army with chronic bf0rfhfea,
and have been cured By DIs Maggiel afiiia,
WILTON uAJhlN .ls Fitl Street
Tie Following iaa ~ Interesting case OF
man employed III nj iron fonnllery. WHO,
Ia pouring melted iron INTO a mask tllt
Tie nelted iron was thrown around and
on him ia a perfect shower, aud ne was
burnt dfeadfiilly The following ceftifleale
wgH given ne BY. him about eight weeks
after the neaidenti
~ M New York. Jan. II 1909,
My name Is Jacob Hardy l am an iFoiif
founders Twas badly burnt ~ not ir9n, ~.
November last; my burns healed, bhk +
had "a running sore on my leg that wo, 40
not heal i tried Maggiera Halye, ana IL
cured pe ia a few weeth, TINS u al True,
and anybody can now see me At JaelthonA
iron WDfkA aeGdud Avenue, 1900
VIZ I'HAHBf, no ti0efiek street,
EffjdGls Jfdm Farl0us LeffftNt
- had no appetitei Maggtel's PiilH gave
!" Your riiis ara marvellous"
!" 4 send for,enothef box, and Keep them
"pf. Maggiel has cured nay headache,
"aend me two Boxes want one for .
pGEsi ease Rdif OF one of your pills 10 my
babe Tor cholera mofbns. the dear little
thing got We'll In a dhyfi
my nausea ofa morning II now cured. y
- Your box of Maggiei'a Hnlve cured me
of DOiaea IN The head, ! rubbed some pf
your anlve Dehind my eara, and the npiaa
II ennloae dollar; your price b . cents,
but the medicine 20 me- IL worth dollar. =
"aend me Ave boxes of your Pills, Z t'i
4. LIST me heye three boxes OF your aaiye
4 have over s0opu testimonials as this
but want OF space e6mpeia ine 70 eonelude
] MAdgtEL.
pr, MpgsleI'a f1llp invariably cure The
plants. Coughs. Colds, Chest Diseases, Cos
tiveneaa, nyspepain. Diarfhma, bropay. De
hility, Fever aud Ague, skin tiiseases
ieaaaehe indigrsSy1ea inilneni1,a, in nam,
piaint, Lowneas OF Spirits. Ringworm
hhaunfntiAm, salt Itheums t.eaidR. z
haahtiioS contains ~ fiila. One PHI Ia /
IaOR6. fsarfH 1914 u so tli
NorIon. None genuine without the ON
grnved trade mark around each pot or boz
signed by DOCTOR ], MA9HlEL, Nov
York, 20 counterfeit which In felpny,lHf 7
sold by NIL respectable Dealers In medi
cinea throughout the United States ans
Canadna, at % cents per box or pot.
Aug. m.-=dhwiy ta lelhH sos fnf
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D l5. j K 4. FEMALE ORDEAL

VIII cure allFnmnie Com plants, such ~
excessive, painfiil, or suppressed Mcnstruh-
Womb, and All frregulaFities of tho Month
~ Periods. itwill also bring on the inefiaes
or Monthly Periods, when checked by
Colds or other causes.
DR.. HoOperaH Female cordial In the
most perfect aud inftllibte fenedy ever
discovered for the cure 81 female COM
plGiDta Ladies', Try ~ VI ID EFUi RIO foltI
Price 81 30 per bottle.
Prepared and sold by DIR. r.. fsasterly ~
Co, No. 40 North Flfth street, ~. Louis
Mo-. and nt their Brunch store, No.
Madisopstreet, Chicago, Illinois, gnYfYf
For sale byali Druggists,
Jels. fH8qNG NfNt HNA fHN 'i
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PLASTIC SLATE,
eai FOR ROOFING ~

FlHfas UHN 4Eff OF. . A'I
AND OTHER PURPOSES.
-AvING PURCHASED or THE
80 proper authorities the right for Van
derburgh County ana the city. OF Evans
Vile. am prepared 20 Furnish bni ngs-
brick or frhme-with the above Roofing,
which is warranted TO be- BETTER and
CHEAPER than anything now In use. I'D
Asa Roofing Material, 10 Stands
u Unriyalled. I. .s
A mystic, n ndapts itself % every shape
and slope. Non-eombustibie, impervious,
non-expensive, and underlying. ~ ~
Frost does not Crack nor Heat Dis
~ si'i solve 1t. ~"
The only roofing material ever discover
ed that Will resist Che action OF the ele-
mepts as long ~ the structure II proteeF'
Itiis susceptible Of lille, II any, toeor
from enp6sure, and Is perfectly .ttre7
proof aisfae.g9 b. ba4ya. sa
For further particulars, apply 10 my
Agent IL. -. CAsSAVANT, Esq, or TO 5
aNH f1Y JOHN r.. GLOVER,
e Corner Main and Seventh Streets.
oc3 dam ssftv a4
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$40 fIDup AkAKtN,
apfis General Agents, No, 3 Main 10,
SOM IEyTHIING NEW
WH UNDER THE SUN.
Il A New Era In MedicineI


~ ET THHR SUFFERING AND DIS"
IL eased read the following,
asssr Let all vino have been given NJ by
DOCTORS aud spoken of as inpnfnbie, read
the following.
no Let ali who can believe fgets, aud
can have fhith III evidence, read fhe folr
lowing.
hJl0W an men ~ these presenfs, That on
this the twenLieth day of June, Ira the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
aud si4tyssl&, psFeontlly ehnas JoFeph
IaydFifh 10 NE, known as hneh, and bes
ing duly sworn, dan1Aad hs fallowai Ihhl
he Ia the sole General Agent fof The United
statea and dependencies thereof Tor prephs
rali6nh Or fn6difin6h known M Mh4giefs
Pills and HaiYe, and that the following
certificates are verbatim copies 70 tife best
or mis- hn0WledRh aud belief
JAMES HMtsfTttit,
.ftH1 Notary Public,
Wall Street, New York,
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GRIDLEY,s
1t Rhenm and letter Ointment

alt Rhenm and letter Ointment
WWYILL CURE SALT HHEUM, TET-
Wv ter, Scald Heah Prairie and Barbef's
Itch, IilinoiA Mango, Missouri Scratches,
pies on the Face, Obstinate Old sores.
Bcrofuln, and all Diseases and Eruptions
on tho Skin, wbcn used In oonJuhction
with DR. EAsrERBY's IoDfNE And SAHsA-
PARfLLA, which purifes the BLOOD and
removes the ~ChBnE, mnd~t the OINTMENT
HEAIas THE SORES, md Thus q speedy and
permanent Curc II effected. We advise
both 20 10 used ia these compiaintas - -..a
Price The iodine and hafsnpnriila u 10
per b0ttle.f q sTgAiHu0l 600 min yly1N
Price-3ridley's Salt Rheum and letter
Prepared and sold by DR.. 10. Easteriy u
Co., No. 70 North Firth street 81. Louis,
Missouri, and attbeir brabeh store, No. 90
Madison street, Chicago, III.
For sale by itii drnggihts. 500 klAN nFA Z
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,AGRlcULrURAL..
sorgho sugar Making.

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-01
Charles Summers Plan.

Senator SUMNER, emulating the illus
trstious example of his cc-laborer,
STEVENS, in the House, has produced
bill which is intended to settle all diff
cult;es and fix things up in magnificent
style. 1t simply proposes, without
amending the Constitution at all, to
give the negroes the right of voting al
all elections in every one of the United
States. The first section of the BILL con-
tanning the gist of the whole matter Is
in the following words:
Be il enacted by the Senate and House o.
Representatives of the United STATES y
america ia Congress assembled: oEG III ~
]. That every citizen OF tho ohiV'"
States although he may have peen
slave, or is the descendant Of a slave ol'
by reason of race OF color, has been uo
prived of political rights, shall, III ever!
State and Territory, have me rISIS W
vote at all elections for members oi Con'
gross. Presidential Electors, tor REPRE-,
Septatiyes and Senators to state ah"
Territorial Legislatures, for ali State,
county, city, town and other othcers OF
every kind. upon the same terms ana
conditions and no Others, as white cltl-
zeus are. and may be allowed TO vote;
Gpd every provision of every State aud
Territorial Constitution, statute, resolu-
ton and ordinance, and every custom
and principle Of law heretofore Iecog-
nized in any State or Territory contrary
TO the foregoing provisions are, and shall
be null and void
The remaining sections fix the penal
ties that shall be placed upon any per-
son who prevents the negroes from exer'
cising any of the rights enjoyed by "the
so.called white races" and throughout
the bill the white citizens of the United
States are simply designated as members
of the so-called white race"
SUMNER certainly deserves immense
credit for this huge attempt ~ legisla-
ton. 1t throws THADDEUs STEVENS
plan completely in the shade, and at
once cuts the Gordian Knot Of American
politics. The idea that the States are to
have any agency in the matter, or that
they alone have the right to regulate
sufrlge in their respective limits, be-
longs to the Anticipated times of WASH
NGToN, JEFFERSON, and other slave
holders, and is not to be thought of
while the genius of SUMNER illumines
our political horizon. The men who
framed the constitution and founded the
government must hide thelr diminished
heads before the stupendous achieve
ments of the Statesmen" Of the present
day. Negro suffrage ia every election,
national, State, county, or municipal IS
the panacea that is to heal al ocv Ills
and perpetuate the Republican party in
power.
Alas! poor country
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Election Returns.

Since our last publication Of returns,
the following additional majorties have
been received. They are partly official
and partly based upon mere report
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The Ruling Passion strong in Dentb

Old Boge as a miserly old fellow
VIII had accumulated great wealth by
| life 'Oug penu BUSINESS. But oven miscrS
have to die 81 netime, and old BOge was
at lrgth cal I'll upon to pay that debt
VII ah all M I pay and which is PAID
rs cl~iiy ty man who hasn't got q
Ger Hs by a. P"ssvssor of millions.
{ B0ge ", sick unto death, finding
a rrlaL rec mpeuse in his sutferings
froi the vrtlerr ZION that he could not eat
anyihjngand ,mething was being saved
His physician rold him that his end was
rapidly approaching, and as he felt with
in l,mself tina he was rapidly approach
ing MS end, i, was evident to Old Boge
that he must meet his end very soon.
"How long lave | TO live" asked Old
Boge, in a t2int voice.
"Only half IN hour" said the physi-
clan taking Oft his watch IL a business
manner, and "ddcd, sis there any one
You would lik to send fora clergyman,
for instance
Oh Bogo loused in Iethargic way
for moment, hen started up as with n
sudden thong t, raised his feeble hand
ard felt Of lis emaciated chin, upon
which two weeks growth of grey and
stubborn beard had grown, then wills
pered hurrieC!y-" Quick-bying me-
briu. me- / ,rber'
Tln barber .ma with his kit, and old
Bog said il a voice that was rapidly
Growing weak:
You-char ten cent,-to- shave
live men p
yes, that our prioc, said The bal
Der
''What--yo. charge to shave dead
men
One dollar SAID the barber wond.
erirg what he. neant.
"Than-shaE ,-mc--quick," said Old
Boge nervous eying the watch which
the doctor he'll i'll his hand. He tried
to speak furt y, but the doctor inter
preted Alright he question that was in
his eyes
Fifteen mi uteS, replied the doctor
Old Boge ma feeble motion rs with
a lather brus', and the barber was at
his work ina lefty. He performed his
task with nearnoss and dispatch, and
the sick man had several
sinking spells of an alarming ma.
ture, yet he Ire up to the end When
the last stroll Of the razor was given.
Old Boge whis cred in tones of satisfac.
ton: "That'll do-ninety-cmts-aarerl;"
and uamediat, y expired
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mand that he let the colored citizens OF
Baltimore attend to their own business
in their own time and in their own way
Two men in Cincinnati, on Tuesday:
discussing the intoxicating quailties OF
LAGER beer. one bet that he could drink
twenty glasses in ten minutes. he ac'
complisbed tho feat but was taken from
the bar room insensible. Whlle he lay
in an insensible condition his pockets
were robbed of their contents, consist
ing of money and a watch. The man man
suffered so much it is not likely he VIII
try the foolish feat again.
A child was run over by street car
in Cincinnati last Tuesday, cutting i.o
head off and mangling its imps. an On
accident resulted from carelessue9' y"
the part of the driver.
The editorof the La Crosse (Mlscon-
sin) Democrat says: He who caileu the
Pc Pannblican party Union party is liar,
and the truth is not in him. He who
Ills Tbad Stevens or any Of his follow.
ers n patriot, is himself traitor"
Travellers along the sea shore of New
Zealand have to wear walls to protect
their faces and eyes from fine metallic
sand which rises at every puff of wind,
The sand proves upon analysis to De the
purest ore of iron known.
Somewhere in the Old Testament it is
stated that the Jewish women were once
punished for adoring false calf. The
lesson has its warming.
A gentleman from Ell Paso, Ill, has
inst received verdict of So, l25 against
The Illinois Central Railroad Company
The plaintiff was put off the cars and
kicked by the conductor on account OF
some dispute about his ticket
The very valuable leases held by VIM
B. Astor, Of Trinity Church, in New
York, will terminate on the 3lst OF thlS
month, and pat the church into full con o1
troll of property worth at least Sc, 900 ,OVO
Mr.. Astor held possession of 1856 lots
which were let in 1867, at very low
rate Of interest, for the term of 80 years
His income out of the houses built or
them reached in one year, the sum o.
81 100000.
Admiral Semmes will soon prepare his
adventures Oh the high seas-Thile il
command of the Alabama-for the press
He has been offered $4,000 in Eng
land for the Copyright of the work, but
tho offer was declined 1t will probably
first appear il numbers, in a Southern
monthly. and fterwards be gathered ny
aud published n book shape.
A sea sorp, t." 20 feet long AMI a foo
in diameter, Us killed about a weel
ago in a bay Il near Memphis lie j:
supposed to h 70 come FROM the Missis
| sippi.
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a Tail.
BY Ell JEZER sHIGGINs.

'Twuz kanl still morn in October
whi,Cp is one Nv the fail or ottum
muuthS
1t was at the seizen NV the dying yeer
which awayk,ns lond remissness OF
former memerirs ~ the rekolekshnn OF
by gone daze
The raue can down in a kind nv file
mist, in a sad lingering kind Nv way
as if II hated to wet the spot on which
it lit, but didn' egzactly no whair else
to go.
The vernal hreezes Nv ottum kept a
BLOWN away, bat not hard enutf to blow
ennybody's har off. The treez swaid
back and 4th Ike an old woman with
the teethaick.
On SIGH luvly mornin as this, a mai,
den fare, with pensive air and golden
hair, gazed Out Nv the east kitchen
winder NV a house in the butiful al d
romatic Staff If Eleenoy. Sayzed long
and well-gayzed, and ga,7zed and bet
ter gayzed-ste gayzed as if there WIZ
sumthin on he I mind-which suppoaz
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&cws Items.

The New York correspondent of the
! Baltimore Evening Transcript saws
| Several bottles, believed to be those
buried III the lower bay from the cholera
ships have floated ashore at Greenpoint.
where there is considerable excitement
about il.
Tho Richmond Enquirer says: A lot
| Of fancy leaf was sold ON Friday at the
Tobacco Exchange for two hundred dol.
! lars per hundred. This is the highest
price that has been obtained this season
anywhere The tobacco was raised in
North Carolina
TUE TERRIBLE News FROM MEXICO
The Washington correspondent Of the
New York NclCS, writes that tie bucherY
OF American citizens there, and other
triGhttul OutrageS committed b. the
JuarlSts al Hermosillo, has created
profound sensation here There can be
no douht OF the truth of the dreadful
story. Fbe occurrence has put an in
slant stop 70 all the efforts that were be
ing made here in Congress 70 extend aid
TO the Juarists 1t confirms. too. the
fact that have stu ted in recent letters,
that the JuariSts in Mexico are simply
bands of robbers.
The "colored citizens of Baltimore do
not seem to appreciate the efforts in
their behalf of the man named Bradley
who recently prayed the u S Court for
an injunction to stop the running of the
cars on the street railway because they
"o"io not carry him. At meeting of
'ne AFORESAID "culled" people the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
hes9tred, That we denounce the action
OF the aforesaid Bradley. sand de- |
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dc , u Was Done.
LEwIsBURG, w. Va,
MaY 25th., lSfi.

LEW SBClG, ~. A.
May 25th, 1856 :
Editors Of tho i 'gister:
feel confident that the amendment to
the State Coz litution has been ratified
for suppose he Registrars acted in 9th
er places as they did in this county
Aftrr the bOo&s had been returned to
the County b0ud for examination, that
Board, without notice to tho parties.
without any charges being preferred,
and witRout pg,of of arg kind, struck off
largo numb Of those who had been
registered 4 number Of voters Qoyal
me,) went to ne polls to vote, aud for
thu irst time we're informed that their
names were erased though the law says
exl cesslv it an be only done upon
prot "
have no r,'nrns as yet except from
'the Lcwisbur Township, and ont Of one
hui lred to O hundred and fifty con
stitutjonal VI" TH, there were seventeen
votes cast Oh me oath OF these seven
teen three y,ted for ratification and
foul teen for lection, GRETNBRTER.
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Tribute Of Respect.

AT a regular meeting of the Board oil pirec'
tors of the National Bank of West Virginia
held at their Banking House, May 3lst, 1866,
the following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, We have learned with deep sor'
row and regret of the death of our late mem
Der, j. C. Cooper therefore,
PeS6,red That in all his relations to this Bank
he has shown an earnest and abiding interest IL
its welfare, and has manifested the same by his
continual personal exertlons.
Resolred, That we deeply deplore his loss as
member of our body, as a merchant, and as
citizen and do hereby tender to the family o
the deceased our heartfelt sympathy in this
their great affliction.
PesolUed That the above resolutions be pub
lished in the city papers and copies Furnished
the family.
RI order of the Board G. LAMB,
ieI.It Cashier.
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Pacific Mail Steamship CompanV's
Through Line 20 California,
TOUCHING AT MEXICANPORTs
i and carrying the U. S. Mail Through
in twenty-five days.
Steamships on the Connecting on the Pa
Atlantic. ci1c with the
Arizona, Colorado,
Henry ChaunCty Constitution
New York, Golden City,
Ocean Queen, Sacramento
Northern Light Golden Age,
Costa RIGA, Montana
&C., &c.
One of the above large and splendid steam
ships will leave Pier No. "a, North River foot
on the LIST, 18th, and 2lst OF every
month Except when those dates fall on Sunday,
and then on the preceding Saturday Tor Asplh'
wall connecting, via Panama Railway, with one
OF the Company's Steamships from Panama lor
San Francisco, touching at Acapulco.
Departures of lst and 2lst connect at Panama q
with Steamers for South Paelhc anu Central
American Ports. Those OF lat touch at man
zanillo.
A disoyuuu OF one-quarter from steamer rates
allowed TO second cabin and steerage passengers
with families. Also, an allowance OF one.quar
ter on through rates to clergymen and their fam
lies and school teachers; soldiers having hon.
orable discharges, half fare.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each
adult. Baggage .masters accompany baggage
through and attend to ladies and children with.
out male protectors Baggage received on the
dock the day before sailing, from steamboats,,
railroads, and passengers who prefer to send
down early.
An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine
and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information,
apply at the Company's ticket office, on the
Wharf, foot "( Canal street, North River, New
York S. K. HOLMAN,
AUa
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there wuz! She wuz nice girl OF me-
dunn heft, with a mild temper ana an
iron spoon in her left hand. She hea a
bin a bakin pancakes. Her eye nasneu
and her buzzum hove with the emesnuns
NV her feelins. Suddenly she speak anu
revealed the cause nv her solissytood as
she says: "Thar, nam, I'll be dadooD-
bed if that old kow Nv Snigglnes nam D
broke into our garden agin