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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-01

IL WI ALL buu VIII Always rem
ss'le'A'ion' Cents
no cures rsven, Congestion. rs
Wo.ms, worm fever, worm collie rs
lying collie, or teethng Of ipfants Is
Hsrrhtee Of children or adults - rs
Dysentsry Gripping. Bilious Cole . 25
Cholera MGrbus Nausea Ok
Coughs, Colds, Bronc bits 2s
Nearaigis, Tuotbache Yaceacbe - as
Hesdaehes, Sick Headach he. .... o.
:. ~ Dppetsta, Bilious Stomach ....,.... "a
= Suppressed, scsDty, painful periods Is
:. IL -. Leucorrboes or W hites or
70 Coup hoarse cough. Is
~ salt hbeum, Erysipeias, Eruptions...... Is
10 Eheumsiirn all Rheumatic pains ......... rs
. 10 pever and Ague, Chill fever................. 80
Piles inter nal and exterpaI................ so
- oph'almy, sore, inflafned eyes......-...... 30
~ Catarrh acute or chronic iufuenza.... so
~ Hhooping Cough, spa-modie coughs. 10
n Asthma, opp essed 80
Zz lar Discharges impaired hearing ....... SO
70 scrofua, enlarged glands. ................. 80
- = General Debility, physical weakness. so
- propsey, sca1fy secretiops. ............. so
~ Sea sickness, or sicknss from ridina... 50
n Kidney Disease Grave, n
- Nervous Debility, seminal enissionr in
voluntary dischar ges..................... 100
Gore Mouth, or Csuker. ...................... SO
~ Urinary fncontinuance. .................. so
81 Painful Periods, wi tn spasrns . so
% Suntrings at Chang Of Liie..--........,lfo
- Epilepsy, Spasms, ct. titus Dance .. 100
~ Dphthtria- liberated Sore Threat - so
FAMILY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-01
KEOKUK INFIRMARY
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.

TNHIS Institution is situated in the most
pleasant aud h-slthy part Of the city 81 heokuk,
Iowa and Is well arranged every rsspeci 10 the
comfort ~ iuvslids.
Th~ following admitted and treated in this
Institution:
LIST Surgical diseases All requiring Surgical
operations.
p. Diseases n the u, e and kar
81 Diseases ofihe Lung, rhro Il and Heart.
4th. Diseases Of Women.
Drs SAN RID CURFfS having retired from tn
general prat tcr OF met ALL give their eutire TIM
and atiet TIN TO c .se~ . the KIDD enumerated.
The Dep trment y Sutgets nd fiseA--s n the Eyt
and Ear will ~ uud~r the special charge o. nr SAN
FORD whie that Of Dse..es OF thu Luu Throa- ana
Hesrt ard the Diseases Of Women viii BE- Und-r the
special charge Of Or CUBfls though ether viii 1ss,
the other In difficnlt
This euterpri4e has eu in successful operation more
than year aud IL Is believed private Clinic IN the
United Stats presents Larger number OF interesting
and important cases
Physieian tssing through ictrr'ng in our city
AZ. res,ecti1it, invited r. ~fsf farrNry s"2t-dlv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-01

E-ery family, a. tes. s.sson should use SPEERs
WINE, e.eetaietn Europe for its medicinal and home
heal 4aa.~s highly med by eminent ph vsicisn.
Used - kufop-2n sfd American Hospital ard by
Of the hrst fsraiale- IL Europe and America
IS TONIC i ha- no ~qHal. causing an appetite and
bndsng TIE systsnl. beiag eltirelJ pure wine Of
rapst valuable grape AZ A DIuRETIC IL imparfs
healthy action a he Glands kidney. ard Urinary Or
gan very beneficial N DroTsy Gout snd Rhumatic AZ
les Aors s?EkRs WINE pure article from ths Juice
Of ta- Port Craps Possessing m@di sue
ftor 10 say other wine use excellent article
for all wax an aeh'iiiated persons ard the Sed an in
nFm Improving the appetite and beBehtiug ladies
children ny 4 ones, and you tcti Hp ~ deceiued-
Be sure the sgnature Of ALyHEI sFkIR isovsr the
cork ~ essh bottle
roiahy Wilkinson, Rsrtl-tt \ CO Keokuk fbwa and
al hrst class dealers who slo sell TIE CASTILLO PORT
BRANDY, choic@ old article. imposed ouls by Mr.
speer direct from the valley o. olurto fucts-sm
So Irait snppiisd by Wholesale DrnRgisf'.
e<By A. sPkkR at his yintya lard in New jersey
PRINCIPAL OFFICE. EOS BROADWAY, NEW YORK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-01

On and after Friday December Let, trains will run a.,
follows:
LExFR EEOEUE
Al Trni.-ao0p 80
LEzFE FORT MADISON
ID rrsin-io-oo A. N. daily, except SUNDAY
lth Trsin-4No T. NJ
The lst train down will connect ct Keokukwltk he
Ksotuk and ST Louis Packet. and Des Moine. VALLEY
pailrosd.
The ID train leaving cekuk, with Northern
Line Packet Coup@nys boats ~ FORT Madison Iaskius
sure connections with Railroad At Burlington Recs
Island ard Davenport.
The Sd train, leaving Fort Hadis mskesec
with the Des MONIES Valley afternoon and the III
and southern Iowa and Great Western r. X.
Ticket, for all points for sale b, gent. tn.
the Company tdeeil w. oaDES. sec'y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-01

Case Of 80 sas morocco and book complete SO 90
Case Of 20 large ya's. In morocco, aud book 8 %
Case o. 20 large Ysls plain and book ... 8 60
Case Of Is boxes Nos. ! 10 49, and book ... 8 90
These remedies by the single box are SCI 10
any part OF the country, by mail express free Of
change, GA receist of the price. Address.
RTkPBRETS' SPECIFIC
HOAHoFAI HIc MEDICINE COATAyT
once and D'i,'t NJ. b5s Bfosdvsy, fswFork.
For sale bs very Medicine Dealer.
bt II afIhkfs is consulted daily At BIZ ofee, per-
sonA or by letter ss above for all forms Of disease
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-01
EGATE CITY.

IT is said that a small quantity of sassafras
bark mixed with dried fruit will keep it free
from worms for years. The remedy is easily
obtained in many localities, and is we'll worth
an experiment, as it will not injure the fruit
in any manner, if it does not prevent the
nuisance.
The CABINET on THE VETo.-The Wash
ington Republican, which would be likely to
speak on good authority, says: ''Messrs.
Seward, McCulloch, Welles and Dennison
were first and last in favor of the veto No
member made any serious objection TO it.
Before the message was sent to the Senate,
the entire Cabinet was unit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-01
!. A. CDOK. ChIcsgo.
Gent Agent for Northeastern States
OFFICE, 81 DEARBORN ST.

soii at WHOLESALE in Chicago, by Fuller Finch Fuller
Burnhsms II Van seGaak, Lord Smith, Smith
Dover J II Reed i Co., Chas Smith, Detzsch. Block
O., II scovfi W Harris Co, Post Badeau. and
by druggists ard dealers generally. feb3d4m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10
The Great Strengthening Tonic.
hta NoT A WHISKY PREPARATIoNJ iifo
.HOgELANDS GERBAN BIITERS
WILL CURE lo.isui yd b,
o7DEBHLITYI DEBHLTTYiI5
- Resulting from any cause whatever. DO aoiJ
i0 NJfi'IHfJ 1iJ H-.Nr moo fGO DO H. fy'1

Dyspepsia and difeases resulting from Disorders
Of the Liyerand Digestive Organs, are cured by
Hoo6And's German Bitters. This Bitters, has per-
formed more Cures, gives better satsfaetion, has
nihre testimony, has more respectable people 10
vouch for it. than any other article in the market
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10

[FIom the Rev. +. d. Fendall, Assistant Editor
-eI Christian Chronicle, Philadelpbia ] .
| have derived decided benefit from the use of
HOoaands German Bitters, and feel it my privilege
TO- recommend them as most valuable tonic, to all
who are suffering from General Debility or from dis
eases arising from arrangement Of the Liver. Yours
truly, .#. .... Il. d. FENDALL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10
o. aiAmasen,cta,.xo,sA a

I The world must be amused Itislentlres
lyifalse reasoning to suppose that any hui
man being can devote himself exclusively
to labor OF any description. 1t win not do.
Rest alone will not give him adequase re-
lief Hemust be amusedg He must enjoy
himself, He must laugh, sing, dance, eat,
drink and be- meFrysG7Ie must chat with
his friends exercise his mind ,in,exoitinn
gentle emotions. and his body, In agreeable
demonstration ,of activity. The CONSTITUTE
tionof the human system demands tllslh4t
exacts variety of influence and emotions
1t will not remain. IN health If It cannot
obtain that Variety Too much mefrlInent
affects asiujurioukly as too mich andnesst
too much relaxationjs as aspeFnieious as none,
at all :, But, TO the, industrious toiler,, the
sunshine of The heart is itist az indisbensg
able as the material sunshine ist6th6 a0w-l
er; both soon pine away and die If depriv-
ed OF 1tn99iioUqadl uotN y sNi5eiasiO uu,r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10
.CHlRLGy
Disclosures Regarding the
Iia5, Spanish-ChiIian War. H'iiIIn
i Especial dispatch 70 the New, York wOrid.I
.rg 1a. WAsHINGpON,s Jaunarv k. 1864.

d Especial dispatch 70 the New, York World.1
-prH WASHINGTON, Jaunary B, 1866,
Facts of the most startling character,
bearing upon the war between Spain and
Ohiliuhaye come to light at this capital
within the past few days 1t has been ascer-
tained, in manner that places the matter
beyond a doubt, that certain Americans of
erableprprninence, especially In, New
York, have engaged in an enterprise, the
success of whiehIwill involve the raising OF
the Spanish blockade of the Chilian ports
by the most thorough and effective means
nothing less, in fact, than the total destFac-
tion of the Spanish fleet through Che en-
ployment Of torpedoes. All the vessels Of
the blockading squadton-six In nunlbero1
are to be blown up simultaneously, OF as
nearly simultaneously as ipossibles The
way, in which the affair was brought about
is,A shortly, this: When the Chiliari agent,
Senor McKenpa, arrived in this country,
some time sinee, oheof his final acts was to
hasten TO Washington, solicit and obtaIfilah
interview with d very high official COM
nected with the Navy Department. To
this gentleman's consideration Seh6r Me-
Kenna submitted plan for the faisl6O q Of
the Spanish blockade by the means above
alluded to; the agent also bes0nRht such
unofficial. assistance as the gentleman iH
Question could give, consistently witch fet
spect fol. his position The result was tRat
Senior Me Kefna at once returned to New
York, fortified With letter OF Introduction
from the high official to an engineer and
inventor then residihg In that city, but for
merlY in the Federal service--a gentleman
who invented as well as superintendent the
of all the lt0rpedoes used bV
The Government dufing the late wSf The
engineer stonce set about preparing ha1ex9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10

The Great Strengthening Tonic.
hla MoT A WHISKY PREPARATIONS 9ie
HO0FhAND'S GERHAN BlTTERS
WILL CURE .q,lisui yd b
oyDBBILITYI DEBHIITYiI VI
~ Resulting from any cause whatever. % oi
.goi,so . 2' Ell 5~92 .5,,,,, 59g 10 5.'is g. ..
Hardships, Exposure, FeveTs, Of Diseases Of Camp
Life. Soldiers Citizens, Male or Female Adult or
Youth, will h9d N this Bitters pure Tonic, not
dependent on bad liquors for their almost miracu7
lous effects. ruisfW --LTa 1g lsaaty.. Z
-rs1 1ad1 asicGu OutsIr .s,a.. *
Dyspepsia and difeases resulting from Disorders
Of the LiyeLand Digestive Organs, are cured by
HooaAnd's GERMAN Bitters; This Bitters {, has per.
m6Te tostimony, has more respectable people TO
vouch for it. than any other article in the market
.b9ini1q @ sides adi 10 blfI
w anv On osont-od;ct this ssskrt;on and
wiIipSy 81 90 q SS one Who will produce Seti
ioate published by us that is not genuine. HOof-
lands German Bitters will every case Of Chron
ic OF Nervous Debility, and Diseases Of the Kid
neys. '"i
,0b,erye the following symptoms reg;ultipg from
disorders Of the digestive organs. Constipation,
Inward Piles, Fullness OF Blood 70 the Head Acid
ity Of the Stomach, Nausea. Heartburn, Dbgust for
F0ed, Fullness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour
Eructations Sinking or FlytteTng at tbe Pit Of the
Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Chok-
ing Of Suiocatpg ~ Sensations when M ~ lying PCst
Sight, Fever or Dull Pain ID the Head, Deficiency
Of Perspirat,on, Yellowness Of the Skin and ksas
Flnshes Of Heat Rnrning in the LIesn Constant
ins0inings of Evil and 1saat Denress;on of Snirta
- - 0f' =
o., .uI.. HIarsI Il l.Hr ,T-5 -5...t..f......
Remember, tsqi tbs BiSs,s 4. mt. Aleao4o,io.
contains no RHnl Or WAis5y. agf cqn',9t nla&e
bna Bbra.Sdrds,o oN - we 0esf 1""" ~ we "V''S'T
-'E1"U ~ glH.-9 81. irl.i.I... LID
From Raw w n SeigCried Pastor 'of Twefth,
ONN Ranust rbnrch phiisdeInhia /
.f.l -
dENTLEMEN:-l have recently been laooring un p
der the distressing effects Of Indigestion, accompa7
merous remedles sWerereeommehaed Dyliehds;; ana
some OF them tested; but without relief. our
Hoofand's German Bitters were, recommended by
persons who had qled them. ana whose favorable
Iust &C nfess that had an aversion to atent Med
ters whose only am seems tobe & TO palm oh sweet
s oneI anu tquys upon sn9 Saa9 n =.
g way ano Sne senIeiGy ~ Iead, - 70
ths @ sns oonGSu S Iaii oPoa eatnn
teh yous JUG; Pnisys % no; PVPta'Vn t PI M
bo stah @ neon rsts
prompt and SratifyiHq. feel ihs: / have derived
grcatand permanent benefit from the use OF few
ONWVeT sEGFRpiEn erE NJ y9S1S s5 Sbaol.msror
..., ',,.' a '
,r,..-,,.r-p n z-H-,.,,'., ,v,,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10

Remember, hat this Bikers is' mt lAlcAoAo,ic,
contains no Rum or RAisky. and cannot make
Drunkqrds, ,6ut Is ne 6eSt Tonic IN tie WoTld.-
Huau nhosa so' tgr.-9 o.. .'rI.j.g.g. .r.r..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-10

Wedefy any one toeontradict this assertion, and
will pay 81 900 TO any onewho will produce oetti-
foate published by us that is not genuine. Hoof-
lands German Bitters will cure every case Of Chron-
ic OF Nervous Debility, and Diseases Of the Kid
neys.i "'''lr'f 'Ita f'f 4 ..i'
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-05
.BALLn.oA.ns-,
ITAsHIF6ToN, 9IExHNDRIA, AND
w eKoRokrown RAILROAD.
TINE TAB1h
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

~ lltiIl w.urrafor. March 70 isse.
Trains between WARRINGTON and BALTlMORB and
WARRINGTON AND THB WEST, are now run as fol.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, at $50, $50, and n.15
a N, and 24s, 4 30, and 7.s0p.m- IfUInA ~
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS. ~
Leave daily, except Sunday, at . % a. m. and as
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANsAPoAfs JUNG
Leave sis and 8 % a m, and at z IS, and LsS p.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave at % and T. 30 a. m. and l. 80 p m. No train
TO or from Annapolis on Sunday. N'E.l3lV ~
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave att 30 am. and 24s and 7. 30 p.tA '- izf
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave al $50 q n and q IS p. N. ..
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. %.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at $50 a. m. and $50
On Sunday, at T. 50 p m only, connecting at Relay
Station with trains from Baltimore 70 wheeling Par
ksrsbarE, De. .t S'aN ~ az uH| .... u fHT
Through tickets 70 the west eanbs had ct the wash.
ingion Station Ticket oee At all houIs in the day,
well as at the new ofaee In the American Telegraph
Building, Psnn.ylvania svsaus, between POur.And-A-
For New York. Philadslphis, and Boston, see sdror
useIasnt Of Through Line'
TIE ~ ''7IT-y - w.P. SMITH,
DAD. Master Of Transportation.
-n L. NJ COLE
... d.. General Ticket Agent.
---- GEO. Q. KooETz, Agent,
jA5-H wAshingt
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-05

RAsPBERRIEs-CAREo OF, TYING AND PRUx-
No-Many persons allow the raspberries to
grow at will, until the fruit begins to weigh
the canes TO the ground. Then they are tied
up. This is all wrong. The new shoots or
fruit spurs have put out with reference to
this free and easy growth, and when crowded
together, as is necessary in tying, many of
them are either broken or entirely forced out
Of q growing position. 1t is always better to
tie them up as soon as uncovered in spring,
SO that all the growth may be with reference
to their permanent position, but if neglected
stalking, but the majority should be tied up.
or course the pruning shears have been
among them, cutting out all dead and un-
slightly branches. 3D.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-05
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
~ RoAD.-THRoUGH by RAIL FROM WASHING
TON AND ALEXANDRIA, TO RICHMOND AND
On and amer FRIDAY, September l. 1885. the trains
on this road will run a. follows; I'd.
TRAINS SOUTH
Leave washington at n m. and 8 so p. m. ..
Leave Alexandria at TS5 a. m. and y. m.
Leave GoTdonsVille al IA so p. IN. and l. 30 AN.
Arrive in Richmond Al p. m and Q a. IN.
Arrive al Lynehburs at 20 p. IN. and eH-m.
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lynohburg at as a. m. and T. IS .. m.
Leave Richmond nj a. m. and T. 10 p. m 3d.
Leave 0ordonsyille at $50 p. m. and IL 2OA.m.
Arrive At Alexandria al i.65 p. m. and 40 am.
Arrive At Washington at $50 pm. and 0. Am.
On Sundays leave W HShing tou at 1, so ?. IN. only
Local freight train leaves Alexandria at a. M.
irving In Gordonsyills at II. Is m.
Leaves Gordonsyille at IL 81 p m arriving In Alex
Through freight train leaves Alexandria at H. IN.
arriving In Jynehburg at 40 p. IN.
Leaves lynehburg At S@ q. m, arriving In Alex
Passengers from warrenton will take the 7 a. m.
train souih from Washington, and the O. 10 m train
north from Lynohburg. p. ..r.. .......- ID.
Passengers by the 645 a. m. and 7l5 p. m. trains
from Lynehburg, and the a. m. and lisp m. trains
from Rich mond connect with trains at Washington for
all parts OF the North and West. -.
This route has the advantage all others BY having
seontinuous rail from New York 10 Lynehburg, 400
miles- ... .... . d. ..
II also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run Mauaasss,
Brstow, Catlstts, RAppAhannock, Culpspar, Orange,
and Gordonsylle, whore many Of the great battles Of
the late rebellion were foaeht 'i
opposite the d. and o. X. r. Depot, In Washington
also, at the Depot, on Maryland avenue
Trains leave the Of First and streets Wash
ington. W. H. MoCAfFRRTY,
General Superintendent.
..... ...r J. N. BRoADIs,
oes-u General Passenger Agent
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IOOO CENTRAL RkILRoAD. lOOU


\ On .na srsy MoNDhY. octob.r IA isas train, viii
issva tbs fTnion nsnot ,arn.r M
ard iibsrty strseh' r,itainYvb "a AZ foiiows,
1 DAY Expenses ahilv sscsnt' snnSay al anna mn .
stoupipg Al john s,own 0silitsen Altoona
M IN rrinsinsi .,stirns snd Tsi,ns ai,.si ronnec
noas a. IL ~, Na, Yo,L paItimnrs snd Wssb.
1900 IA =, i,ht .SsinS,. ~ ~ VIZ has,.r AMI
a. ss,n,.ds q, IL ,a,stsT 49, 1'-' ~
" AIir,T.,ttH hnco,tNop Ag,toN a.,,x .x,ort srraax
80 a. y - ,, =. ~ s any .,.epp bs,,ssSs
P,,tshgrSb IA Lltnop. ara nssine soss sonnsc,inn
WIN tSsiss m ne Indsns Rrarsh @.si
Raisbsd -Rhsnshn "a ,ts.snn h.,iso.a ~ HAM
A. stny, prensh =" = i'T'NA N-HV' So
= i,iTsIxi,TiREu ann rRtR All a.,,x .x..,, srrA.x
Al "a a. M sionn,sy onix a. Goasmsnsb n iiii,ss
49,. IA ali nIpns1rsi s,.,,ons 1870 - 49,, 49,
ncrtan tst,ishn,sP 10, Nav yo,I Rsf,,mo,s snd
wsstl, s,on 'F's I'1N' ~-' D'r'rSiS -
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-05

Doo-SuIcipE--An English newspaper tells
the following extraordinary. story, which, if
it is true, proves that n dog may, by culture,
become in certain respects as unreasoning
and as absurd as some men, who cowardly
throw away their lives to get rid of some
petty and transient annoyance: "a fine dog
belonging to Mr.. George Hone, Of Frinds-
bury, near Rochester, has committed de-
liberate act Of suicide by drowning in the
Midway, at. Upnor, Chatham. The dog had
been suspected Of hydrophobia, and was ac-
cordingly Stunned and kept as much as pos
sible from the house. This treatment ap-
peared to cause him much annoyance, and
for some days he was observed TO be moody
and morose, but still without any appearance
Of becoming rabid. On Thursday morning
he was seen TO leave the house and proceed
to an intimate acquaintance OF his masters
ut Upnor, on reaching the residence Of whom
he set up piteous cry on finding he could
not obtain admittance. After waiting at the
house some little time he was seen to go to
the river close by, and then deliberately
walked down the bank, and after turning
round and giving kind Of farewell howl he
walked into the stream, where he kept his
head under water until he rolled over dead.
This extraordinary act Of suicide was wit
messed by several persons. The manner Of
the death proved pretty clearly that the ami
NAL was not suffering from hydrophobia.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-05
Taouni.r Bnrwrxo IN FLoRrDA.-The Flor
ida correspondent Of the New York Herald

- -. :. p,o.,n. : Tho F,o,.
Ahouhlk phfwise ". u-.'N,,
savs, P..'. T5
NotvitbstandinR the fair appearance Of
things nm tbe surface there Is some danger
nj Fernandina. and You need hardly be sur
priaed 10 hear Of q repetition Of the Memphis
and Nevbern massacres in this department
of the South. /, The danger arises out Of q
matter which does not at first sight seem TO
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-05

SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
OPor BOSTON, WORCESTER, PALMER, PITCH.
BURG NASHUA, LOWELL CONCORD, THE WHITE
MOUNTAINS AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS. The
new and stAunch steamers Of the Norwich line CITY
OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW YORK leave New York
daily, Sundays exesptedl at o'clock p from Pier
No 10 North river foot Of yestTy street. for NEW LON
DON, there connecting with the Steamboat Express
Train from the above points via Norwich and woTeeE
ter Boston and Worcester Worcester aud Nashua and
New London and HNrtheIn Railroads. Freight taken
at the lowest rates For information inquire Of L.
MARTIN, Agent on the Pier. Ap2
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-05

An Agent OF the Excelsior Omnibus Company will
through each train before reaching the depot take
up checks and deliver baggage to any part Of the city
once No. 40 Penn street. open day and night where all
orders for the movement Of Passengers and baggage
will receive prompt attention. I. -. .....
Baltimore express will arrive with Philadelphia
press ut 70 p. m. on Mondays
N0TICE.-In case Of loss, the Company will hold
them responsible for personal baggage only and
for amount not exceeding el0o. 'f
A. tho PsnnsylyaniA Central Railroad Passenger sta
tiou, on Lbarty md wssb'n gtSr .tr.sss
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN Railroads.&c.


Passenger Station in New York corner Twenty Seventh
street and Fourth avenue.
Entrance on Twenty seventh street.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK:
Por New Haven, 700, 500 ok y, ll,sO a, m. l2l6
lex y 500 BE-, SO, $50 and s % Ex. }, p m For
Bridgeport 700, 500 Tx }, ll.30 a. m IL 10 (Ex),
500 [Ex), s45, I 50, 500 (Exl p m For Milford and
STAFFORD, 90, II. a. m. s. a, $50 m For Pair
held Southport and WestpOrt, 100 IL 80 345.4 80
?, IN. For NOrwak, 90, 90 iEx $50, n. so m.
Darisn, 100, 80, ll,so nj $40, 40, $50 ,. n,
$50 p. m. For Stamford, 90, 500 (BK. $50, lLs0
a. M l2l5 (Ex) 500 (Ex) $40, 4S0 80, $50, g. 90
(Bx) For Portohester and intermediate stations,
100, o. 80, llSO a N. S45, 4SO, $50, g. 80, 100 p M
CONNECTING TRAINS
Por Boston via Springfield, 90 u IN. (Ex 90 CExD
S.OOp For Boston via shore Line l2lb lex u 500
p. m. FOR Hartford and Springfield, 500 (Lx a m ;
l2l6, $50 (Ex) 500 D. m, For Connecticut River
Railroad, SEQ ~ m (Rx, IL 10 p m, 10 Montreal 500
?. m. 70 Northampton, Yer Hartford, Providence and
ishLlll Railroad, 8 90 ok. D. a mi l2b P N. For
New Haven, New London and stOnnston RIilIohd At
g. o0 IN, l2l6 900, 500 p. For Canal Rallfoad
IL 10 p m, to Northampton, For Housatone Rail toad
500 a. IN. For Eaugatpok Railroad 500 a. nj 3bO p.
m. For DAnbury and NorwAk Railroad, 1909 so a. ~,
l, 80 p. m.
CoinInodous sleeping ears attached to m. train.
AP2 JANIS H. HoYT, supeTlnteudant