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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-22
900 ACREN,

900 ACkES,
az the properly Of the Estate Of WIN. Smith,
deceased, lying In the sth civil District Of
said County. southeast Of the Virginia and
Teuntasee Railroad, and within enc mila OF
Carter Depot. The railroad Fans By the aide
Of this land for ths distance Of near one mile.
All Of this tract Of land IL heartily iimbeFed,
the timber is Of superior quality and can be
conveniently moved from said lands. A large
portion Of said lands can DO eonVeaiently
cultivated. This tract win be sold IN lots Of
one hundred aersl zach, or - q whole, adopt
lag that sAls which brings, the most money.
Terms.
SK months' credit will be givsa. Bond and
approved secufiiy rtquired, and . lien re-
tanned until the pufehase mohey ia fully
paid. Sold without the right OF Fedsnp-
lion. Also, a the sam time and place, and
npon the Iams terms, viii Be sold another
tract Of nine acres, bslonEibg 70 The same
parties. This tract IL also Situated n he
9Th civil Di'iFies q cafis' so3slS f,SSs,,'s'
.si~.,,.t..srol NJ SA d an
TOURsUANT TO A DKcREE OF ,THK
Chanesry Court held a. EliEabsthtou,
Carter county, TsnnsSise, atA special term,
December Ieth, 1854, IN lhs ease q II. O.
smith, Administfator, e. Al, e9aiaif lnsse n.
Broun q Al, I win offer FOR sale on the prem
Isss, on Friday ne hfst dag % March, 1881,
a tract Of land eoatainlng L
Three Hundred Acres,
more on les. a. the property Of George VIII
flams, deceased, late Of said County, lying II
The civil District of Carter County, Tsnnsu-
zee, On The Waiern 81 Buffalo Creek, being
the lands npou Which George Williams a.
ceased, issidsd In Bic lisiims. These are
dsslrabls fafmisg lsats, and viii b divided
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-22

London, with the most gratifying results.
Does no inJnry TO the hair. Price, BY mail,
sealed and postpaid, 81. Descriptive Clrou.
lars mailed free. Address BURGER, SHUTS
&CO, Chcmists, No. 1855 River st., Troy, N.
y, Sole Agents for the United States.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-22
Reparator Capilli.

For restoring halr npon bald heads iron whatever
hair upon the face, II has no sqnal. II Will sIcs the
beard 10 grow upon the amoOthest face ln from Ave 20
eight weeks, or hair npoh bald heads In from Two TO
three months. AfSw ignorant practitioners have ~.
serted that there Ia nothlng that will iorss or hasten
the growth VI the hair or beard. Their assertions ara
fAlss, As thOusandu Of living witnesses from their own
expeTehee) can bear witness. But many viii say, how
are We 20 distinguish the genuine from the %spnTirna :
II certainly 10 different Preparations advertised for
the hair and beard ate entirely worthless, Sad yaH
may have alTeady thrown away large ainouais In their
Up TO our representations n your Druggist doss not
keep II send "a one dollar aud We VII. forward II. poet.
paid, together with = receipt Cor the money. which
will be tstuTnsd you on application, providing snsirs
saisiaotion 10 NOT given. Address,
W. d. CLARK 4 CO., Chemists,
No. ) wnt Ysysiss Street, sIhAcraE, n. 7.
F~ebi5yiCRskeo
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-22

~ There is " mov-shos express" IA he
mOunnlnOusr.sion Of or,goas dcali'o rnia.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-22
ChancerY Sale Of Land.

PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
Chaneery Court, held At EliEabethton,
Garter county, Tennessee, at 9 special term,
December 10, 1866, Ia the case Of N. N. Fol.
som, Administrator OF William Smith, de-
ceased, against n. L. Cameron, ct al, and
Henry Little against N. N. Folsom ct al, I
will offer for sale, At the Court-Hopss door
In Eilsabethton, on Saturday the second day
Of March, 1867, = tract Of land, containing
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-22
COMA.

OH phe was beautiful aud fsiF,
With starry syes, aud radiant hair,
Whose curling tsndrils toft, eutElhsd,
Enchaiusd tho very heart and mind.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-07-20
Dcnic. NIL knowledge of I.iaasr Mauufac-
H,uAkrA, Hawaii. July :. 1857.

nNNAKUA, Hawaii, July :, 1857.
MR. EpIroR-DeaT Sir My attention has been
callel TO an ar,cle ii your issue Of the 23i Of June,
styled Illicit distillation of the spirits callel okoIelao,
on the Island Of Hawaii, and especially in the Dis
trist Of Hanakua-tc which, as a resident Of said
district. l feel il my duty TO contradict the assertion
in lehalf ot the foreign residents If HaInakus. none
Of whom make o~loiekao AT the present time, and to
the best Of my knowledge never have. The writer
was erruueously and maliciously informed in regard
70 the foreigners Of Hanakua- do not know one
that could not procure an iron pot anu gun barrel, if
50 disposed; therefore | am inclined to think that
there are some foreigners in this district who are not
- familiar with the implements 10 make that fiery
spirit called otoishao as the writer Of the above men
toned article. l cannot sec where we are commit
ting, in that respect, an outrage against the laws of
the realm. We feel indebted TO him for the interest
he takes in our health and prosperity, but sincerely
hope, when he again attacks the veracity Of the for
cigners of Hamakua, that he may receive his Informal
ton from a more reliable source.
Yours, GUN BARREL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-07-20

"
PAINTED Alphabetically, an old native woman
landed from the OIL FSllolr, from Iilo, and walk
ing a few steps up the wharf, totterel and fell. The
natives crowded around her, lOmiiomiiHg, but never
thought OF water until a foreigner suggested it. After
remaining insensiblo for half an hour. she was car
ricl home. -
FIRE At EwA.-On Friday night Of last week. the
trash house adjoining the sugar mill Of Mr.. McCol-
gan at Eva, was discovered to be on fire. The
house is fortunately built over a creek, and by
promptly cutting the beams it fell into the water,
and thus the other buildings were saved. The loss
is but tTifing. 1t Is supposed TO have been the
work Of an inceniiary.
LEGAL NoTICE.-John Hobbs, jr., has applied for
letters Of administration on the estate Of John Hobbs,
Sen, Of Koloa. Kauai, deceased. Tuesday, Aug. 6,
next ensuing. is appointed for hearing the applicl-
ton. before Hon. u. McBrydc, Circuit Judge, at
Wahiawa, Kauai.
FIREi,S's FrNER,L-D. Pail, a member Of En-
CINE Company No. T., dicl ON Tuesday last, and was
buried on Thursday morning at kaiihi, Populations
from the different companies attending his funeral in
uniform. -
GIRLs' SCHOOL At MNKNwNo.-We learn that the
annual examination Of the Rev. J. z. Greens school
for Hawaiian girls at Makawao, will take place on
Thursday next, 10Th instant.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-07-20
American Summary.

The New Orleans Times wants to see female suf
frage established at once and have done with it.
Nasty says that if the Blairs can be induced to
take positions in the Russian territory, the seven
millions spent in It's purchase Is a mere bagatelle.
Returning to hard currency-paying for new
territory with iron-clads.
Judge Edmonds estimates the number of spiritu-
aliSts at about 4. 900. 900.
The Prince of Wales is said to be writing a book
on his tour in the United States.
Instructions have been sent to Minister Adams to
decline the English propositions for the settlement
of the ildb1md claims.
4. dispatch from Calcutta. dated May ,, reached
New York in season for the morning papers OF May
6. which Is perhaps the most extraordinary instance
of Geographic skill on record.
Mark Twain says in his programme of his
lecture on kanakadom." that some little pathos
will be infused into this lecture. and persons who
are overcome by it may 60 out for a few minutes
The Mobile Tribune tells the colorcd men they
must vote right or other labor will be imported
and they will be put ont of employment.
There are every year in Russia three hundred
and eighty horse fairs. ut which the number of ami
mails sold Is estimated at 263.O00.
PERU.-Thc Congress of Peru. after an exciting
debate. has decided that the Roman Catholic reli-
gion shall be the religion of the State to the exclu-
sion OF every other.
1t is in contemplation to erect no less than one
hundred and twenty-five public drinking fountains
in New York during the present season. beside n
number of fountains Fitted for supplying dogs and
other small animals with water which will be
erected by the Society for the Prevention of Cruel
" To Animals.
y fashionable. hut ignorant lady. DESTROYS of
purchasing 4 watch. was shown a very beautiful
one. the shopkeepcr rcInarhiug il went thirty-siN
hours. What, in one day she asked.
PROFESSOR .AGNSSIz-Profcssor AgasSiz writes
TO the Mechanics Institute of san Francisco, that
h. is not able NJ present 10 come To California :;
that he j. very anxious to come. and Will do so as
soon as he can afford the time. He will give notice
To the Institute when be- has fixed on the time Of
his visit. which will not be this year, but may be
next.
The Lincoln cabin. which was built Of rails split
by Abraham Lincoln and John Hanks. and which
has been in Philadelphia since 1865, is TO he eX-
hibitcd at Paris 10y Mr.. Hanks.
The New York Sun has asccrtained that now
that the annual moving crisis is past, and there
remain in the city an unusually large number of
empty houses. many landlords are astonished to
find themselves outdone by the resolution of former
tenants not To submits to cNtortion and injustice.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-07-20

The Buffalo tassH.ercia! tells the story of n man
from the country. who called az a hardware store
in that city ana AFTER being Shown u large assert
men, IF scissors. turned TO the clerk, rrmarking.
my wiieis putty sick, and its bout an even ihins
If she gets any better guess III wait and see If
She gets well fore ] buy any scissors
Eight years ago fourteen rabbits were turned
cat in Nr. Alstin's estate of Barwon Park. Mel
bourne. The humber OF their progeny shot las;
year on this estate WAS 1928 and in spite OF this
destruction and what goes on outside the estate
they have swarmed over the neighboring country
aul have been found at considerable distances
around.
\ RrtprxG Prorle-wisconsin is a reading
state. IL supports one hundred and thiTiy-ihrc''
Republican. forty-eight Democratic. There IS not
a county in the State which has not At lcsst one
local paper.
The street car difficulty in Richmond see,s,s TO
have been temporarily settled. After 4 consslta-
ton with General SchoieId. the president and
directors decided to open four ears 10 the general
public. white and black, aud appropriate two To
the exclusive use of women and children Many
of the whites protest that they would rather walk
than ride in the same car with the blacks. bur tiiis
is not a favorable season for pedestrianism, and per-
haps their feelings may be changed. On the other
hand. the negroes are said In be dissatisfied be-
cause they are not allowed the freedom OF the
whole road. ON the whole. it will prove that only
time Is needed 10 harmonic all interests
The abolition of slavery in Brazil is not likely to
occasion any such disturbance of society as in
this country. The slave trade was forbidden by
law in ISIS. and a growing feeling OF opposition
To slavery led afterwards to frequent m-anumission-
There Is none of that prejudice against color in
Brazil which exists in the United States. aud TINS
has made the work mnch easier. The empire was
undoubtedly prepared for the edict which the
Emperor. stimulated without doubt nv the actisn
of the United States. has just promulgated.
The friends of freedom throughout the world
will recall with gratitude the fact that in six years
81, 900, 600 men have been restored 10 frcedom,-
-. 003. 600 in Russia. 4. 0O0, 600 in the United States,
and now 5000. 900 substantially manumitted in
Brazil. Cuba and Porto Rico are now the only
strongholds of slavery left, and these cannot much
longer hold out in the face of the opposit on of all
Christendom.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-07-20

FINED.-In the Supreme Court on Monday last,
Mr.. G. c.. Siders, who was convicted last week Of
furious driving, was brought up for sentence. The
Attorncy-General entered a nOHe prOsequi as to that
part of the Indictment charging that this was a second
offence, which, under the statute, is punishable by a
fine and imprisonment at hard labor not TO exceed
six months. The Court thereupon ordered Mr.. Siders
to pay "A fine of $500, together with costs, amount
inn In g. = -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-07-20
Tren-urcr'- Report.

I'VE condense the four reports of the late treasurer
of the Agricultural Society into one statement, for
brevity-ED1
ROYAL HAWAIIAN .GRiCUL TRAL SOCIETY IN ACCOUNT
WITH ALEX. }. CARTwRIGur.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-07-20
SEA A

CONTINUE To Sc
NIX Island Cotton. ~ THE SEED. aud viii pay for the
- same. on delivery, the Highest Cash Price
Narque>an. Tahiiian or Fiji Sea Island Cotton.
Delivered fresh a1d In good condition. will aIEays obtain the
highest each price ohtauahie IN the Pacific. with a reasonable
aHrEturr fr freight.
Having the m1-s approved gins, ani every facility Tor clean
Ing and putting up the cotton for the uc % the manufacture.
Co. EUROPE, unisr -p~cial Instructions fnm hem, I am prepared
O. p-frta-r sri gin any quantity that may De offered.
None hut Pt RE SEA ISLAND COTTON wanted, nor
any except iu the Seed.
Pure - leland S--i will De- snupfisH wrTr1rr u,rcr Il,
applicants from any Part q this group or the Pacific OCEAN.
II. ". WHITNEY.
". B.-Th-re L no crop q any description - likely 20 pay
n sure and handsome Income e. The planter. ox A SMALL orr
LAY, a. 80 Island Gotten. aud thi- wHi probably continue to
b. the ct-r for the next ten years. special care shoulI he
taken In selecting the hest EclHty Tor piauting-gen-rsuy a
valley, the ussrrr the ga the better. well sheltered from strong
winds. and Eher. frequent rains prevail.
Honolulu. June, 1857. So Gm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-07-20

SUPREME CoURT.-Cn Wednesday before Associate
Justice Davis, the case came up of Daniel Mont
gomcry ". Aldrich, Walker * Co, TO recover the
proceeds of several shipments Of coffee by the plain
tiff to the defendants, and by them sold on plaintiffs
account, prior 10 the dissolution of the copartnership
of Aldrich. Walker y Go. The evidence was all in
ON wednesday, and on Thursday the case was argued
by counsel and submitted. Mr.. II. II. Stanley APP
peared for the plaintiff, and the Attorney-Genera for
the defendants. Decision reserved.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-07-20

\ DDE IN CouRT.-Last Wednesday there was n
case Of assault and battery in the Police Court. The
assault was fully proved indeed the assailaut ad-
mitted the charge, but proved such extreme provoca-
ton chat the Magistrate imposed "A fine of only ten
cents, renting the costs. BY the way, the Police
Magistrscy must be almost Il sinecure, for this
was about the only case in a week.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-03-27
DISEASES OF THE HEART.

The blood is not only the stimulant Of
the Heart, exciting it to action, but the
heart being hollow muscle, is also hour-
isbed BY the blood; and If the blood,
from want Of action of any gland, as the
liver, kidneys, or skin, is charged with
what these or any other organs shO6ld
separate from If, the heart will be either
excited to cOhvulsive OF irregular action
(palpitate) as ia the retention Of hillary
o.. perspiFable matterler twill be de-
pressed and act more feebly and slowly,
as in case of the retention of urea from
.congestad or, disoFgsnized kidneys, Then
again, if the digestion and assimilation
be imperfeci, the heart will, with all 9TH
eT muscles, be unnouTished, and conse-
5quently act irregularly and feebly, and
ugiFe more OF less sense OF weight, pain,
or discomfort in the region of the heart.
/ have devoted much time and study to
the treatment OF diseases Of the heart,
and have cured many cases that good
physicians had pronounced. organic dis
ease Of the o heart, which were merely
sympathetic, and yielded as soon as. other
organs were restored to health. 1 have
cursd. many cases of fatty heart, water
in the sack of the heart, (hydrepeEiear-
dium1 as also many cases Of 4abby or
softened7 heart, in which there was fire.
quent faintiHg, or what is called cardiac
syneOPe, from the heart. being too feeble
to throw blood to the brain and maintain
the circulation / have not for years
seen a case Of disease of the above char
aeter that I have not perfectly cured
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-03-27
CONSUMPTION IN IT'S LAST
-fi''1s.7 .i's1r STAGES. ~ .e.r I'd


6 Consumption IS not an original disease,
but in al eases has is origin in disinte-
grated blood, or in other words, the glands
Of the system, especially the eaiiYary
glands, including those Of the stomach
and bowels. The liver and Pancreas SO
imperfectly secrete, pour out, or separate
from the blood their respective fluids, that
the process of digestion IS imPerfectly
accomplished, as is also that Of assimila-
ton or the conversion of food into blood,
and Consequently the blood is unnOur-
Tisbed,; Impoverished, lacks fbrin, and
red caTpuscles, and has an excess Of al
bumen and gelatin, hence the origin Of
-tubercle that lays the foundation Of con
sumption. In the year 1852 I treated
French VI, ThoFnbiIs one of the present
members Of the Ohio Legislature, from
Coshocton county, who was then u the
last stage of consumption, and ] have
cured similar cases ip every place. that I
practice in, but I DO not BY any means
cure all such cases. My experience with
Pulmonary; CONSUMPTION, as also. with
LarYngitis, and Bronchitis, il, their last
and confirmed stages, is this If 1 can can.
nourish the patient BY. restoring healthy
appetite, digestion, and assimilation, they
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-03-27

~ II Yo1 are IN good health yourself,
please send this paper TO some one that
you know to be sick, especially if they
despair Of being cured.
DR.. Cone has had Offices in each Of the
above places, with two or three exceP-
tionsl that he has regularly Visited for
the last seven years. and be deems him
self just IS much q resident Of the places
he Praetiees ip3 for The, time being, as
though he was actually. a permanent resi-
dents0f each. place. And. IN this sheet I
wish, to refer to facts that I can readily
gprove. IN. .eEeFy community that I prae-
tice in as to my success IN curing dis
ease and let me here say, that / am no
irresponsible renegade, but have been
.HOnorably. engaged in the practice Of. my
profession, in the best and most enlight-
eneda families in the State, for the last
thirty1thFee years. st rs.-
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DIsEAsBs ca FEMALEs.

All-ladiesin delicate healthlWill find
It Gas have many heretufore) ITO their in
terest to consult Dr.! Cone Many dis
leases Of the female system are Eerysob-
scu4e, but over thirty years extensive
practice have given me opportunitiesotO
cure all varieties Of diseases eofl the ma
.teTnal system, and Z now care diseases Of
females that twenty years aga I thought
to be perfectly ineurable. a-r ,Lm,aiz
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-03-27

Fridays, March l6 April 20; May Is;
July o13j Aug. rs Sept. q it,7 Oct. rs:
In COLUMBUS, at the American House,
on Saturdays and Sundays, March II
and 49, Aprl 2t and %; May rs and
~; Juiy IA and Is; Aug. l8 and 19;
Sept % and % 0ot, q and 28s
At nv FARM, in Goshocto1 County
On Tuesdays March 20; April "a May
29; July. II; Aug. p Sept %; 0c-
tober 80. 5..
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always get well but in a good deal more
than. one-haF. of such cases the liver and
messnteric glands are as tubeFeulous las
/ hare Witnessed By. PostHorteal autopsE
as the lungs, and all such eases are lost; !;
hence the importance of early treatment
in all cases of disease of the digestive
organs, especially where consumption is
hereditary in . family.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-03-27

DR.. Cone cures enlarged tonsils without
cutting them out. es'- s'ij '"sf.. .ae'.5
Dr.. Cone cures all forms Of dyspepsia,
and diseased Of tie. liver and glaudGlar
s1ufsTr u tGE f{ r1@i-'E JG1 ,sIs CE
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-03-27

that grew grew o4 and half the year MINNIE M3 TsT Io-
ana Lttsr P9U, Mush and molasss9s anu her Sg
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-03-27

ME, 1;,tv,s expressing a WISH y
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-03-27

III DR e. CoNE, Eclectic, Analytic, {
Ffbriis Diseases, indigestion, Neural gial
Letting, Emeties, PurgatiYss, MqreqEy5
Dypthefis, ETC., etc. ~ .'.-
n. B. Dr.. Gone treats al varieties
s-gl-a9ai zd- zEg.-1 n II @
In MY LE-xzINeTpE, at the Gol1orn
House, on Saturdays and Sundays, Feb.
"a and % March 81 and April 4; May 5
and 81; June % and "a; July 2S and 29;
Bept, / and 2 Oct, and 2. .ssg,si
LGNoAsTER, at the TaIImage House
On Mondays aFtsT, che Express train ar
rivss going West until it.g0es West on
Tuesdays, Nay 2 ;zJuRsa 25; July 90;
September s.; Oct b. sss g; s-5lasa.1s
IN WIsHNaF0E, At the Kirk House,
On Tuesdays, after the express train ar
Tives going West, until the train goes
West on Wednesdays, May 8; june i26 ).
July 81; Sept. & Oct.
~ In ,ZALEsKI, at ths. Lindsey Heuse,
on Thursdays all day and until the Mail.
train goes East on Fridays, March I and
q; April 5 and 6 !; May 10 and IL; June
Z55and 29; Aug. and 8 Sept. and
z; Oct IL sndl12.oa roI s@=i5 ZsE7 oF"
In ATHENS, at Gen. Browns Hotel,
on Saturdays and Sundays, March 3 and
4; April = and g.; May IL and 49,.
June 80 and July l; Aug. 4 and 81;
Sept s and 81 Oct l3 and IA.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-03-27

and e7eisLui !, and walked away as 1ass J5 So. vas
a 1901 =. At5 Gear she would cry WHY %nl'u "'-
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-03-27

nious, anu !. "a fhat Minnie had not.
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and Specialist Pbyan; author of synopsis treatment Fever
Consumption Tubear Diseases with Rem ks the effects Of Blood
Diseases ndg papers EydPes Diseases Of tie Liver
Of diseases and may b following times and places; r
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-03-27

-, :,ooo,pg above the precious 'n'n
NJ 11.s,lss ~, : kiss within prayer
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a good shakiuss ~ -
You silly 6aoy yt.;, -.
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In TROY, at the Norris House, on
Saturdays, March 10; April Ia; May 19;
July Z : Aug, 115 Sept l55 Oct, 20.
= In LIMA, at FFeneh's Hotel at the
sDepot. on Sundays, March Ill April Is;
May 203 July 8 Aug. p : Sept. Is;
,1Oet. 2l.r-as 7rfr. brr iV@-g lsas -eas .
In S1pEEK, at the Sidney Hotel, on
Mondays, March / 2; April lis; May q;
July 8; Aug, 13; sept, IL Oct. y.
80 In B8LBEF0NTAHSR, at the Eo1tain
House, on .Euesdays,. March 13I April
II; Mayo22F Jply 10J Aug. IL Sept.
Is } Oct. 23Gs % rai;ss a-7 aa5 dog
,asIh URBAHA, At the ExtBange Hotel,
on Wednesdays March "A; April l8H,
May % July IL Adge 10 Sept. I9 ),
sO,Hs % Er-s''s iEh 1a3F s5ras,sQ lrlrr
In SPRINGFTELD, at the Willis House,
on Thursdays, March IS; April 19; Nay
=. g. yely q rs rs Avg. Avg IS Sept. 2o.;' o..
asa er-f E.sTs-a --rr-s-
In LONDON, at the Phifer House, on