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SH0RE LINE RAILWAY.
GREAT MAIL ROUTE .
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON
THREE DAILY TRAIl

THREE DAILY TRAINS,
Leaving New York, Of Twenty seventh street
and Fourth avenue, at .. m. l2l6, s and 8 D. m.
This new and popular route between New York and
Boston IL By far the NEST deg between the two
great eies SkTing does the shores Of Long Island
Bound and RATrGgGnIot Bay, being almost entirely free
from dust Chat great Annoyance 10 tTAVelsTa and Af
fording nhe Sea breoIS nearly the entire rou(s.
Splendid sleeping ears attached to all night trains
selS-u q. 4. SCRANTON, President
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~. y nAIL1 Q ADS!
DHIIADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
Il AND BaLfIHoRr RAnhoAp.
M rApLHd 90

nI rABLHbiTTH
Ssrs.,:.ss q Ssss s't' lse
kxfre.st 400 p N. krpressi and 20 p n, Erprsss
Way Mall Train for HAltimors d ABa N. 'ncD 'it
+ TRAINS FROM pALrIaoRE 10 PHILADsLPHrA.y
Leave gsiiinors NJ n, ws{ MAJ n, ss; Z:
SUNDAY TRAINS. @ '.. 't".i
Leave Philsd.lphi. for Bslanors ssd wsshisstsn
IL Ala a. m and II. ooR n o. * ..FTR ~
Lsavs Balhmors for rhilsdslphia II as D N.
Leavs Balhnors for New York a. A2b p n.
mhlo IL KRnERr. sapsfihtsntsnt 4
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A TTRAOTIyE NEW WORKS,
.rsr.Y fIl ross .uali..
PUBLIsHED THIS AUTUMN
rIoKsoR STIELDs, BOSTON.

l1.a1l -a In sEfTEMBBR.
THE BIoLow PAPERS. BY Jane. Russell Lowell
second seFiss. l vol. lsmo. y lIl 7
THR YANKEE ~ CANADA By Henry D. Thorsau.
vol. lono Uniform with "wAldsn, ''Ao.
TREASURES YRoM MILLIONS PROSE- WRITINGS.
vol lemo. Bsysllsd boards and red edges, uniform
with "slT Thomas Browne"
THE LIYE OF JAMES oArHs PERcIvAL. By
Jalias r. Ward. vol Large limo
POLITICAL WORKS By Thomas x. Harvey. Com.
and Gold. = TO wv - ~ y
PoEhs. b., kli,sbs.A Aksn C1orsass Psrsy.) Com.
plsts In one voluns. Blus and Gold.
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rail- no A ID =. .-oHlsa
DRoOKLYN AND JAMAICA RAIL
ID sitrI .lT wAr COMPANY. .a.. %
us.lssk 4 4 cHAsoi OF rfMx .rf 81

:, ,,iS1.S ~ cHANoH OF TINE. 4, -r
suMsER ARRASoxnzsr yRon Auousr Is, isss.
t = u - LHAvE SOUTH PERnr.
j. For Jsnsio., . Is and ioisA N, i2so, 5 tsts sna
sSss ss-pa..d, ,.4s and Ia,s. n, and ss4p.n.
= ifer syos.,t 10 nams I'D -. n o.. .h e
IIssY. Jsasss for BroOfiys, 8 20. 90, als o .sd
i't' - M Aa iaisa sassSis ssi "a 4fiss a,.ir
lN .ga osnhsstins a Rast Nsw York with city ears.
y Leave JsnAss, az, and iia n. ais, tso, Q, and
f.svs R.. New York for Jsmaiss, asc, .. 80, and
II: 50 = N. 30, as, I, 50 sndt % .. m. -,,,
HI n a sssar.ios train. - D. j. EoLLoT,
"a sss 'sHi ',g .s rr giI supsrihtsndsnt
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
E5.. wlsrrrsros, J.s. O. iss7-soen. ~.
sb FHs n. az sSn no
~ i 90 frzg-- roR BALTIMORE ..,-'s
'I..,. s.ily, ..o.ps Sunday, At Ioo. z4s. and n.lS
q N, and 400, 4 80, and 900 .. n bot
att ~ I' FOR AL WAT STATIONS.
L..ys t.iiy. srs.ps Sunday, at 100 a n saa aOO
'on ~.T STATIONS soy.n o, IuuroAn JUNO.
L:.,. a. q 70 and 7 /. N. ssd al 4 90 and tsc p.
'IsHa' FOR AnHkPoLIa ....
Leave !. 90 and 10 .. m and % p. n. No train
10 or nom Annapolis On Sunday.
on SUNDAY. r.r.H.
..-.r. --.- FoR BALTInoRk
Leave q rs an. and 400 and g. oop. N
FOR WAY sTArIoNa
Leave Il Lts . n and 90 and D. n.
..' roR ALL PARTS OF TIE wIsr. ...
Lave daily, except Sunday. al rs ., N. and 500
p. m. rs .0.. ..I. f . 4'#
o. Sunday. .. sosp N. only. ssa,..,i.s at Relay
will p.lti IA pat.
kersburg, DC. g.. >. -. -...L l'- iH-
rhroush Tickets 70 the West ssn Be had At the wash.
ngton Station Ticket 0nee at all hours In the day,
well ~ at the Banksrs' and Brokers' Telegraph ones,
ss Psnnsylvania avenue, bstvesn Sixth and Seventh
streets. 49,. ..4.' H.. ...
For New Iort. Philadelphia, and Boston, sss sdvsr.
nssnsni Of Through Line"
..E 'INH J. L. WILSON.
... o. 'ar.s Master Of transportation
..a ... .Hr .r. III. L. n COLI
General Ticket Agent
....... ...r... .a GEO. O. KooHrL, Agent,
js7.n WAshinTton.
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ID ARITAN AND DELAWARE" BAY
IL RAILRoAD.

ID ARITAN AND DELAWARE" BAY
H RAILROAD,
20 CHANCE OF TIME
on and after MONDAY, August 9, 1850, the trains
and boats OF this company will leave a. folloWst
Steamer JESSE H0Yr will leave Pier No. 50 n r.,
foot Of Duane street. At 10 10 m, oonnseting with
Express for Ned Bank Long Branch fArming Point
Pleasant BreksbuIg, Manchester, Toms River, Wood.
mAnse, Barnsgat khAmong Tueksrton, ,Atsion Jackson
and Phiadelphia and all stations the Camden and
Atlantic Railroad.
N4 p. m. from Pier No 50 N. r., and l. lop. M
from Pier No. H. r. connecting with trains for above
points and Philadelphia and RIprsss train for Long
branch,
Fare to Long Branch on thl1 train only Is cts.
Fare to Philadelphia on all trains, o.
The freight boat leaves at g. so D. m for all points on
the line and Philadephia.
RBruksn0 TRAEs LEAvH PHILADELPHIA
Express at g. m from foot Of Vine street Fare to
Now York, a.
Way, Mall, and Express at 24O a. m from Camden,
arriving a. New York i $50 a m. and stopping at
Pier N. y.
frsight At b.l1 p m, arriving In New York a4
o'clock next morning
All baggage must Be- delivered in New York At Pier
No 81, As none will be received at Pier at NoS
ssl4'u WIN. N. CLAYTON, BupL
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q s.sss. %s ssssli.. Ss .SS ,.s. AN
up ehseks and deliver bagYags 70 any psr ef he eity
Ones No tio Fem s.rsss open dAy and nish who're al
Bsliino.. .IpI.:. via .Iiy. win rAii.A.lpAi. az.
press q 4 70 2 n. on kond.ys. .--Llau-
,Asnsslvss respeasblstof psrses bsSsAss esiy, asd
for an amount hoss.sssdi,S slsa, m - =, -
Al The Psnnsyivania Csntrs RallroaA PAsssassr sla-
uos. . Liberty ssd washinstss strssis
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OFFICAL.-THE WAR DEPART
"" MEsr.

\
wAsHINoros, sept %, 1855.
In order 10 correct misrepsssentatons In respect to
the payment Of bounties authorised At the last session
statsmsnttc be pubiishsA: q ~. hr.a.H.
Ths psyssai Of bOuaiiss 20 soldier. under the act
q DE Iss ss:S
of Congress Board, with General Canby a. president,
psymsnt Of the authorised bountiss. This duty Ia
vovsd the oonsidsraon Of numerous acts Of CoBgrsss
..s .ss IN sas q OF
s.lnsa I 0n II. e % Bs.is s.1Stsa sSss..i1s. dssay
70 The Secretary Of war That oesr revised the rsgu-
iatoas and having doubts In respect 70 some O. the
port 70 The Attorney General who, after mature
sidsraton, adri.ed certain eh.nsss The matter wa.
and aassa n. y issaisiions Thi. was done, and The
S,iS nd y
aisisr.sss By the Prs,dsnt or hs Secretary Of
tls Treasury Thsrseos was not Impressed or seen
a. ss ssca. s..TS q War War; ssR aSsS
diEshes .s The dneultle. Of the ard the mag
msnt Of bountes 70 eoiorsd troops Congress had an
ss ss.. ssIss S ss
protect him against frauduisnt agents and asssnses
r.. .3Is5 q ss;;. sSSn;
@snt s.Isfsly revised % ss e provide s.y iddion.
and preisst The Treasury against fraud The subject
was therefore referred to Gsasrsi Canbys Beard ana
.S SSI &.
msnt neithsr the President the Secretary OF the
!. 2: sas: .; ssa q. pubic
s..s % !. z protect the .oldls, :. far Is might b
ss:: sS::.:i ssi y y Ss:s,y. 1 ~ |'' '''''
By order Of the Secretary ofWar: .
"a Assistant Adj jutant General.
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JMPORTANTTO TRAVELERs GOING
.a SOUTH. ...


THE GREAT ATLANTIC sKABoARp RoUTE now
OPEN AND IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
% ra FROM NEW YORK TO NEW ORLEANS,
no. VIA THE
WILMINGTON AND WELDON AND WILMINGTON
AND MANCHESTER RAILROADS AND
7. THEIR CONNECTIONS,
To charls.ton Savannah, Aususla Atlanta West Point
con, Columbus, Montgomery Mobile, Meridian, New
Orleans, and all points South And the southwsst
The Managers Of this old-estahlishsd and favonts
routs, with view to maintaining It's vsll-known
prestige, have thoroughly rsfurnished 1t with new and
magnificent passenger cars all Of the latest and most
approved pattern, and built expressly with eye 70
health, elss.nee and comfort On all Night trains lux-
uroua palAtal sleeping cars possessing every modern
comfort.
portant points South. - . ...
:, BE ParsiealaI and ask for tickets VIA MILhhoTon.
and COMFORT. 20 I.I'.
For through tickets or reliable Information apply at
the Ticket once the southwest Of Psnnsyfya-
mia avenue and Sixth street, or 70
. - ". ). wALKRR,
jsO ae#.. a D.. General Agent
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1864 ARRANGEMENTS 1865
AOHNEw YoRk LINH5coo

AND TRENTON RAILRoAD CoNPAEiRs' LIEEs.
PROM PHILADELPHIA TO NRw YORK
AND WAY PLACBs "a ..r.rr
FROM WALNUT STREET SErSr THARr AND KESsIHoTos
VIA LAVE A. IoLLovs. vIII yars.
AtsA m, VIA Camden nhd Amboy--o. aad A. A.. : :.
m VIA Camden ana j....y cii;.l:. y.r
Ms n. 1iI C.assa and Jersey 6i;:H:ia:
Va G:Si:a iaG Jersey Giy oi.:: %
At i n Vi; K.s:iai;:; and i:i::; Oily:
nii NJ =; G;Si;S ;si iaSs;sa, %
Wa camden and IaS:y:,ioi.' .si 4.
Al stR. NJ, VIA Ksa.i.gtes and jsrssy CITY
At p % Va ss fsasiuaios Pssa j:;;:, ci;; %
Al ny NJ. u. k.i.iiii:a and j:i;:y Gil; -
X ssS. Vie K:a.iasiss ana j:i::; al;
a. m y. S.Ss:s and YSicy-i:::nn::. i;ii:::iic. " "
dation (frsight and passsngerJ .H
}. Bio = u. lst class ticket. 4 Is
.r. "a class ticket. ............ l. 90
ifs Vii 1as i.i, % al III $ ss. ssa.s. sES1
PHILADKLPHIA AND NEW YoRx LIHRs
a.s,s valiant street vAanst and sA N. II n,
;i,' NE R.':sfi;. .s3 Il q S:RGs ~ n,.s ,st.t
days sIssp,sd.j - :" 20
sEw YORK AID rHLIDxLpHIA LINES. ls
tssvs tss & foSs q y Barclay stree! 40 m sst aH n:
n and ,. m, and II night III M
TAs 3 2 m has runs dahyi taii otAsr.. Sundays
W. II. aArzMER, AGENT 70
fHiLApsLfnIA. Dss. as. 1888 ,'1 dssi q
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H SON TAYLoR R ,

'Bo0KBKLLRR AND sTATIoHKR,
BSt PenhsylVAhA avenue, deoTs West ofnnth street
"''. WAAuHafoE 0UT.
All the new books Of the age resolved Immediately
uPon ssue from the press, and Tor sale 81 pubshsrS'
prices. ... ....-7, - ,.-. ,
Inportsd Btaonsry And AnsrisAA nAauiAeturs Of all
grades and variety, a. the lowest New York prieei
without loss af tina I on agft F'TJ TTT
vililisg Cards printed, SAd plates saUaysd In The
latest fashion
All Msdisal Books supplied q publishsrs' rates
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JUVENILE BOOKS,

To be PubliIhsd during ootObsr and November
sToRIRs OF MANY LANDs BY Grace Greenwood
Illustrated.
IEp.LSfTER DAYS. By Gail Hamilton. nlu.
IILoAT IN THE FORREST. BY MaynS Reid. nluI.
tIAtSd. -. =
TIN oIRARF HUNTERS " MAyns Reid. Illus.
trated. ~
dRIlIMs GoBLINs. with illustrations in Color.
nRW JUVENILE By Louisa n Alsott.
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
In RAILRoAD-lsoe


street and Fourth avenue.
kntranes on Twenty seventh street
TRAINS LRAvK HKW YORK
For New Haven, 200, 500 (Kx }, ll.So .. m. lalb
lKx,), q 90 (Rx d, St6 iso and % Ok J, p, m For
Bridgeport, 700. 400 Ez; il.So a. m; ial6 gxl,
800 skz So, 30, 900 CRIl p. N: For Milford and
hsd. sOuthPortand wsstPort, 100, H. 50 m 9ts 30
p. For NorwAlk, 100, 90 (Kx. D. ESQ II. 80 a. m
iaY GI 500 IIJ, sS, 80. $50, 400 Es. j: n. For
Darien, 100, $50, II, 80 ., m. S4b, LSo SOP. N.
fSI orsenwish, 100, $50, H. 80 N. s4S, 50, 80
q N. lalb Rx), 500 (Kx.), aAh, Aso, $50 $50. O. 90
I) p m FOR POrtsksstsr And intsrmsdisis stations,
100, 80, ll.sOG m a+0, +So $50, $50, 700 ?. N.
10 -i' CONNECTING TRLIHs
Yer Yer Boston via sPrnga:id & & % q n tEsl SooHIl,
p n. Far Hartford and sprinsasld, 500 (Ex. q m.
Rsiilosa sSo n "a p % m oGohsqs 20 seS.as hsc5 sco
p 70 Horihampton,. Hor Hartford, PIoyidsnss and
H,.n E,y Lender Isd sORiaFs.s a,ii,Sad 4
II 10 p. m 10 NorhAmpton- RoT HouIAtonis Railroad
500 q. m FOR Haugatusk Railroad, 400 q nj 500 p
m. For DAnbuTy and HorwAlk Railroad, 1905. 80 m
cOmmodious sleeping ears attached to p m. train.
Ap1 JANIS II. HoYT, Superintendent,
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EDW ARD YOETT,
IL BooK.BIHDRR AND PAPRR -RULER,
No. nj PsnnsyiyaniA GVSnus between Tsnth and Rev.
... -F snth streets, south sids.
Books elegantly or PlIinly bound. PsriOdisaIs asd
HsVspapsn sAFsfully st.aAasdt
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ERIE RAnWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE
IL depot foot Of Chambers street, via PAVoniA ferry
100 A. H., Day Express, for CAnAhdAiguA, Rochester
Buffalo, sAiAmGnea. and West Oonneots At Buffalo with
Lake shore and Grand rrunk Railways, and at BAlA.
mAneA With Atlantic and Great Wsstsvh Railway.
$50 A H., Mlk and Way Train, Daily, 70 otliTills.
1000 A. n, KEprsSs Nail for Buffalo, Salamanca AAd
DunkIk, eonHseiing with Lake Shore and Atlantic and
0TsLt Western Railways.
400 ~, Way Train for Port JSrVis and HsWbuTRh
b.ooPh, Night KxpIels, for CAhAndAiguA, Roshsstsr
Buffalo, eAlAmanaa Aud West.
600 H., LlghlniAg Kxprsas, Daily, for oAnaAdAIguA
Rochester, Buffalo, eAlAmAhea. Dlhkirk, Ahd West
Connects Al buffalo with Lake Shore and 0rahd Trunk
RAlvay., AAa ~ salAnansA with AtlAniis Ind Great
Western Railway. r. ! g.e..-.... H.
500 }. n grant rrain. Daily, iOE Buf.is. ssls
mAnsA, Dunkirk, Apd West.
Va = AAHz, seal PAsa lyL Nsv YsFk as.h
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IN OCTOBER.

THE DIAMOND TENNYsoE., A New and Complete
Edition ofrsnnyson Poems, In one beautiful volume
Morocco cloth q. -. z N'Iar. m III
TIM PICTURE OF st. JOHN. By B.y.rd Taylor
+ Tar fRosE WRITINGS OF JoHs a. WHITTIER
oonIf,ipE "Li.:rary RsessAiisns" .old Portraits
and hsd,In ststehss Margaret smith's Journal
oRIrPITH aAtkTi or, JEALOUSY, by Charles
R..ds, AstheI Of schri'us JohnstOns," etc. l vol.
dHiRIoTTR AND oHARAoTKRIsrIo MEN. By
E4sis Z p MhiHElsw - Iysl ismo.
fsllow. New and Revised Rlsetroiyps Kdition Com
Plsts 10 volumes, the style Of fsanyson, Parrng.
ford Edition. ~ VIZ -
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mAAHfAstursd from genuine ROCK CRYSTAL, gyiAg
ease and sOmSrt 70 the optic nerve and suited aseu
ratslyb By .Ll. a'
s, .-'s.s s.. FRANKLIN = co., .s.H
Ssishtias RAd PEAstisAl Opticians, ~ PennSylVlniA
ayssus, between Twelfth Ahd Thirlssn,h streets, hsrth
side, - ~ g.. r.
i Microscopes, KlsstTisaI MAshiass ThsrmOmstsrs,
osrtss Dc ViSits, Aad Photograph Albums In great
variety AAd At hs Lowest prices. ayI'iy
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RELIGIOUS PoEMs. BY Harriet Bssshsr Stowe.
BsEiTaisds oy THE BETTER LTk Rdltsd BY
LRCTURRs ON GREECE, ANoIRaT AND MODERN
By the late President g. q. felton.
wood. 9 .as N... ,.'' WV. =.
THI OLD sERaRAET. AND OTHER POEMS By
PoRMS. GRHyE AND GAY BY Geo. Ara.ld.
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THE TENT ON TIE BEECH, AND OTHER POEMS
4 New yolume By John q. whittier.
KYAN0kLInK ny Henry wAdsWorth LonRfelloW
with tan Illustrations, byF.o Q. barley, vol small
fellow. New and Revised Rlsetrotyps Rdition Com.
plsts In 3 volumes, Uniform with the Poems,
THk VISION OF SIR LAUNfAL. By James Rus
I vol. Small Ito. r.TH .0-' -
MAUD MULLER. By Joha O. Whittier. With IL
volume. - D. 'f.. ..l.I ~ wv
RL0wRR-DH!LUCR New voipms Of Poems. By
l vol. Small Ito. '.Is-'" =
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1000 a.. GhEAT 1000
sa1ssIEEa saaHa nGSEE GsB o12ns
ls-,iro,
WINTER SCHEDULE
oa .sd sfssr HovEnBER 10, lsss, trains will run As
Washington. B'ianOr'......,ssIIssSm
......s oop m ......io 10
THE GREAT DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE,
with ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace ktats room day
and night Cap, with modern Improvement and saving
from four TO twelve hours In time any other route
Two hundred mies saved 10 Western and Central New
York.
fWo DAILY-TRAINs TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH
Through from Baltimore to ROCHESTER, and PITTS,
BUR0H without change. .-... -.
Passengers BY this Iouts from Baltimore have the
aayhnt.g.. o. making all changes In UNION DEPoTs,
and no FBRRIBs. .g an
Tickets By this route can be procured at the see,
Of Sixth street and PsnnsylyAnia AVenue under
National Hotel .whsrs reabis Information will be given
At all times.
Pssssngers procuring Tickets At this omoe, can
accommodation in slesping Cars for Rlmira Pitts
buTEh. R.g. WILKINS, Ticket Agent,
| ~ g-... .. ......T Wkshington, D. @,
I'D. g. YOUNG, Gsasral Passenger Agent,
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sYLvAHIA, TIE sCHUYLKILL, sUsoUBHANNA,
CUMBERLAND, AND wroHInd yALLRrs THK
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DRADY'S NATIONAL PHOTO.
ID 80 GRAPHIC 0ALLKRT,
. sr,a, Il Tss BROADWAY.
Nearly opposite Grace Church.

Mr. Brady has view and for sale At his Gallery,
PoRTRnrs OF ALL oYTIcKRs,
both ssryisss Who have distin themselves In
the lAis war. The siEss vary from carts de Vote 10
imperial. ~. y.r . ..r..r' -.
n addition to his varied liksnsssss Mr.
---.T coLLKcTIoN OF VIEWS
Of almost every point made hibtore In the recent
ast, whsh II may be presumed will be valued By not
only those more Immediately oonesrnsd, bat their
friends, nsnsntoss Of the Trials through which the
nation has jnst panssd. a.. 90. y
M; Brady always pays considerable AttsRtioH 70
fhs sew style Of PORTRAITS IN PORCELAIN Lu
bssn broafhtby NJ, Brady 10 perfection Gp1-u
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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03
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for which shall labor are A SPEEDY RE-U MON
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Aside from these cardinal features, The OBJ
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ing. 1t will be printed on perfectly new and
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Schools, dc.
THE RALEIGH CLASSICAL
81 and MafhematicalsSchOO DOL.


THE RALEIGH. CLASSICAL
u and MathematicalsSchOOl.
WEwILL OPEN OUR SCHOOL, FOR BOYS,
in this City, the first of of January 1857 at the
residence of the late William Boylan.
No efforts shall be spared for the Mental, Moral
and Physical development of our pupils.
We propose to suit our course to that OF the
University Vi n c. SO that students from our
school may enter that, or any other Institution,
without difficulty.
The regular English branches, Latin, Greek,
Mathematics, Book Keeping, Chemistry, and 9th,
or branches of science will be taught-practical
experiments given in the latter-also French III
its native purity. -.
For the physical benefit and amusement OF the
boys, Gymnasium will be erected for t leir use,
and one hour, each day, devoted to drilling them
in Military exercises.
Our school will be opened daily with religious
exercises, also two lectures week delivered on
moral subjects.
Pupils of every grade of study received, and ar
rangements have been so made, that board, &c,
can be procured at low rates-not exceeding $50,
per month, every thing furlished-for those liv-
ing out of the City.
Circulars sent to parents, &c, upon application
For Terms and further particulars apply to the
undersigned.
W. H. HARRISON,
DIVIDE DUPRE.
December 22nd. 1866 1875.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03
Nov. 20, 1866.
Notice to the Public.

In the year 1916, the writer embarked in the
Drug Business in the city of Philadelphia, and
while thus engaged, made several experiments in
regard to the most desirable mode of preparing
Fluid Extracts My efforts being successfnl-the
articles being approved and used by the Medical,
Faculty. was DESTROYS OF placing them before
the public, but hesitated for some time before
concluding to resort to newspaper advertising
knowing of the prejudices that existed in the
minds of many against using advertised Medicines
or NOStrunas, but through the advice friends and
those who had used them this objection was over
come.
After Is years exertions, commencing in small
way, the popularity of my articles has extended
to all parts OF the United States, and widely
throughout Foreign countries-and this in the
face of much opposition. Every means has been
resorted to by unprincipled dealers since their
merit and success have been known-such as ad-
Yertising larger bottles at less price, censuril all
other preparations, and even copying amy adver-
tisements-but am happy to state that ont of the
many who have resorted to this, none have been
successful.
MY OBJECT
in this notice is 10 make facts known to the pub.
lie and respectable dealers, believing, after so
many years exertiOns, the the Druggists will dis
cOuntenance such proceedings, and that the rep
utation of my articles may not be damaged BY the
use of inferior or spurious ones.
Knowing that many may read this article who
are unacquainted with me, 1append few remarks
from those of my native city, and whose names
are known in all parts of the world:
Being personally acquainted with Mr. H. T.
Helmbold, it affords me pleasure in stating Ihave
been most favOrably impressed with his energy
and integrity, and gratifed at his success"
VIM. WEIGHTMAN,
Firm of POWERS & WEIGHTMAR,
Ninth and Brown Streets, Philadelphia.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03
T Egening Bulletin, PHILADELPHIA. |

"When on visit to the city of New York a
few days since, was induced TO call on our old
friend and townsman, Mr. H. I. Helmbold, Drug
gist, 594 Broadway, N. Y. His Storeis 1Nodel-
perfect Gena-the handsomeSt of any kind We
have ever had the pleasure of viewing, and so ex.
tensve, being "a feet 'front.' five stories in height
and over 200 feet deep. Itindeed affords as much
pleasure to know that he has been so successful,
and it is ample evidence of the merits of his
articles-as in our whole business eZnerience we
have not known of the success ofany article with
out Notwithstanding merely bringing the name
before the people,