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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06
rHOE aUPEAI.e,- ByyNsg York Time from

EH9E FRg gPFAF.fs- BY New York Time from
Depot cor. Excange and Michigan streets
500 A. n. New York Day Express, fSundavs e,-
cepted.l stops aJ H0rnulsyiu sos a m fBkft:
susqQehanna 10 2 %, Dine; turner's 100 p
N, loupl, ana strives IN New York S:25 m.
Connects at Great Bend with Delaware, Lack
aWanna & Western Railroad, and at Jersey
Railroad Tor Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington.
7.30 A N. Express Mall, Wa Avon and Hornells-
vlleloundays eXcepted.l Connects at Elmira
with Northern Central Railway for HalIis-
burg, Philadelphia aid the South, and arrives
in New York at 10 m.
2.35 p. N. Lightning Express lDailvJ Stops at
Horhetlsy1lle 6:lO In Sup and arrives in
New York 40 m, connecting at Jersey Citv
with Morning Express Train OF New Jersey
Railroad for Baltimore and Washington.
Ss3J p II. New York Night EXPRESS SUNDAYS ev
cepted. Stops at Hornellsgiile il:OS D m, in
tersecting with the $50 m train from Dun
kirk, and arrives In New York at I2:4Opm.
11s2O P. NJ. Cincinnati Express, SUNDAYS except-
c1l Stops at Susquebauna- rs a m tBkft.l
Turner's 1877 P N, due, and arrives in New
York at 800 p N. Connects at Elmira with
Northern Central Railway for Harrisburg.
Phlladelpm1, Baltimore, Washington and
points South, and at New York with After
noon trains and steamers for Boston and New
England cities -r
Only one train East on Sunday, leaving Buffalo at
2:S5 P. II. and reaching New York at 40 A NJ.
Boston and New England Passengers with their
Baggage, are transferred teeof charge in New York
"a To pleasure travellers the line of tho Erie
Railway presents many objects of interest passing
through the beautiful valleys Of the Chemug Sus-
qUehanRa, Delaware and Ramapo rivers. an ever
changing panorama Of natures beauties commands
attention. p Fa- -
THE BEST VENTILATED AND MOST LUXURIOUS
5 L E E 2 ING COACHES
rg~ IN TIE WORLD q
accompany all night trains on this railway.
Baggage checked through, and fare always as low
as by any other Route. u.
10 Ask for Tickets via Eie Railway. which can
be obtained at all Principal Ticket Offices in the
West and Southwest. ~ ---r----
Il. RIDDLE, EyW. Y. BARR,
Gen1 Sup't. .Genl Pass. ACT.
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= RB9th - the Ointment and Pills should be used

113- Both the Ointment and Pills shouId be.,,sa5
in the following cases:
Bunions, burns, ehapped hands, ehilIbIains
tstula, gout, lumbagO, mercUTial eruptions piles.
rheumatism, ringworm, salt rheum scaIds, skin
disease, swelled glands sore legs sore breast, sore
heads, sore throats, sores Of al kinds sprains stiff
joints, letter, ulcers, venereal sores wounds Of an
kinds. --7-
-CAUIlON None are genuine unless the words
" "hOlloway's New York and London" are diseerni-
Die as q Water Mark in every leaf OF the book of
directions around each pot or box; the same nav
be seen plainly by holding the Leaf to the light
handsome reward viii be given to any one render
ing such information as may lead to the detection
OF any party or parties countereiting the medicines
or vending the same, knowing them to be spurious
81 Sold at the mltnufactury Of Professor HOllo-
way, so Maiden Lane New York, and by ali respect
able Druggists and Dealers II Medicine, through
out the civilized world.
10 There is considerable saving by taLinsgtl the
larger sizes.
N. B-Direetio rs for the guidance Of patients in
every disorder an affixed to each pot or box. Al
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06
CIRCULAR SAWS.

NEW ENGIAANDERS: especially Vermenssrg
- send for catalogue tfreel OF SEQ STERESCOPTC
VIEWS Of Vt, N. H, Adirondacl, and Florida
scenery to a. +. STYLES, Burlington, VT
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Patent Medicine.
The Science Of Heath.
Every Man his own Physician.
HOLLOWAY1s PILLS.
HOLLOWAY,s OINTMENT

fDIsoRDERs OF THE STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS.
The Stomach is the great centre which influences
the health or disease OF the system-abused or de-
biliated by eXcess-indigeston, offensive breath and
physical prostratlon are the natural consequences
Allied to the brain, It Is the source of headaches
mental depression, nervous Complaints, and unre-
treshlng sleep. The liver becomes affected and
generates bilious disorders, pains in the side etc.
The Bowels synpathize by Costiyeness, Diarrhea,
IS on the stomach, and the LIVER lungs bowels and
kidneys participate IN their reeuperatiYe and regen-
eTatiYe operation,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

- q to p u,aes THE SHORTEST
HOUTE
All Trains run directly through TO New York. 4G0
miles without change OF coaches.
From and alter May lltb, 1Sd5, trains viii leave
IN connection with ali Western lines as follows:
ERO35 RUNEKgEssk AFs SaE.zrg s5yfsyq--
By New York time nom Union Depots:
z,30 A. II. Express llail nom 5Duukirll, SUNDAYS
exeepteJl.- STOPS ut Salamanca 1000 a. m and
connects at HornelsTlle and Corning with the
1880 a. IN. Express AIaii from Buffalo, and ar
rlves in New York at $50 a. IN.
Ss25 2. NJ Lightning Express, from Salamanca
Sundays eXcepted.l Stgps at Horuelsville
6:l2 P. m. lsupl 1nteTsechng with the 2:35 D.
N. train from Buffalo, and arrives in New
York at 7.i0a. m. lEt
3sJ0 T. u New York Night Express, from Dur
kirk Sundays eXcepted.l Stops at Salamanca
I;45 ?. m; Olean 500 p IN. ,Supl: Turner's
lOl3 a IN lBktt, and arrives in New York at
1870 IN. Connects at Great Bend with Del
aware, LackaFanna and Western Railway for
Scranton, Trenton and Philadelphia and at
New York with Afternoon trains and stean-
ers-for Boston and New England cities.
$50 ?. NJ. Cincinnati Express, from DunkiIb.
Sundays exceptedl Stopsat Salamanoall:55
p m, and connects at Hornelsvilie with the
ll;2Q N Train from Buffalo, arriving in New
York at 1855 II. zr-s 5-r y
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s. B 00

Is warranted to cure loss Of Taste and Smell.
Deafness, Dimuess of Vision, Pain and PrassrTs in
the Head and Loss of Memory, when caused by the
ravagcs Of Catarrh
S 5 90
Wiii be paid by the prOprietors for case Of
Cdtarrh thtt they cannot cure.
Dr. oages Catarrh Remedy Is for sale by most
Druggists everywhere
II your Druggist does not keep this remedy. take
no other, but enclose so cents to the propf1etors
and the remedy will reach you by return mail.
d. Sage Cor Proprietors, Buffalo, New York;
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

d nm MANHOOD-Nothin so important
BBVUUs Send two stamps for sealed p pages
on the whole subject Dr.. Whittier, confidential
physician, 6l7 St. Charles St., st. Louis, No. stands
pre-eminently above all Others in his speciality No
matter who failed state your case. Patients treat
ed by mail in every State
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06
BOSTON, Jan. 20, 1896.


BOSTON, Jan. %, 1896.
.PoL-ED's WHITE PINE ColpoUSD. After
having given it thorough trial, We can confidently
recommend PolanFs TThite Phte Compound as q
very vruabs article for the cure of cOlds, coughs,
and pulmonie complaints GENERALLY. In several
cases we have known it to give proinptrelief when
all other remedies which had been tried had failed.
1t is an article, which, in climate SO promOtve Of
sudden and severe colds as IS that of New England
ought to be IN every family; and We are sure that
those who once obtain it and give it fair trial, VIII
mot hereafter be willing 10 be without &c. =
d "A VALU2BLE MEDICINE. - ID. Poldn7s WHits
Pine Compound, advertised in our columns, Is sue E
cessfu attempt to combine aHi apply the medicinal
virtues Of the White Pine bark. 1t has been thor
oughly tested by people in tis city and vicinity
and the proprietor has testimonials to its value
from persons well known to our citizens. We rec
ommeHd its trial in all those cases of disease to
which it is adapted Il is for sale BY all our drug
sgists. = " 7. Independent.
The White Pine Compound Is now sold in every
part Of the United States and British Provinces.
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Ea7spE1As AND sA1T aaEUn

Are two Of the most common and virulent disorders
prevalent on this CONTINENT to these the Ointment
Is especially antagonistic, its 'modus operaudi is
first to eradicate the venom and then complete the
cure. 80
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

Every form and feature of these prevalent and
stubborn disorders IS eradieated lOeayand entire
ly by the use OF tins emOlfent; warm lamentations
should preeede its application. It's healing Qualities
viii be found to be thorough and invariable
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

Arising from bad state Of the blood or chronic
diseases, are errdcated and clear and transparent
surface regained by the restorative action Of tbis
Ointment. 1t surpasses many Of the cosmetics and
other toilet appliances in its power to dispel rashes
and other dishgurements Of the face
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

Cases Of many years standing, that have pertin-
aciously refused to yield to auy other remedy or
treatment, have invariably suecumbed TO few ap-
plicatiOns Of this powerful unguent.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06
ONE 00G1AR
For Each Article.
Our sales for the last twelve months have been
about one million dollars.

Our sales for.tbe last twelve months have been
about one million dollars.
B5-Our business has been decided by the Courts
Of this State and by the United States authorities
not to be Lottery, or Gift Enterprise, but a reg
ular legitimate business.
ETesns Of Sale for Club OF s5, selection
Of one Of the following artices:-20 yds. Brown or
Bleached Sheeting, superior quality. Poplin or
Alpaca dress pattern. Wool Square Shawl "a
yards Doeskln. An day Clock, Seth Thomas
make. pair gents Calf Boots. White AIarseilles
Quilt. Silver plated Chased Castor with bottles
A Morocco Photograph Album, 100 pictures. yds
Brown or Bleached Shooting, common quality.
Also, printed notices Of 60 articles, for sale at one
dollar for each article, comprising variety of ar
ueles usually sold at retail at paces from 81 SO to
50 for each article.
For a Club of 3 10, selection of one Of the
following artieles:-40 yards Brown or Bleaehed
Sheetng, superior quality. Broeha Long Shawl .
yards Black German Broad Cloth. Common Sense
Sewing Machine, price SlS-tthese machines viii
emhrodideI, IN most superior manner) Gents
or Ladies Silver Hunting Case Watch, new. 25 yds
Hemp Carpeting. yards Beaver Cloth. ~ yds
good DOesEin. Silver plated Ice Pitcher. yards
WOol Cloth, double width. pair superior Blankets
y gds BrcWn or Bleaehed Sheeting. common ouaI-
each, comprising variety Of articles usually sold
at retail hOm 81 so to SO for each article.
NJ d We hereby inform the public that we
INs ID are not connected with any Of the Gift
Enterprise One Dollar concerns in this city. All
concerns offering Gift, Premium, or any article
free Of cost to Agent, or to any one, are in direct
violation Of the laws against Lottery. We havein-
formation, from reliable authority, that all Gift
Concerns in this City VIII be closed up by the State
Police,
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w. W 5hO5S,
F. NJ. GIsN, Examiners.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27
9ursts, 6auiug,s, @t,

At HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART,
Broadway Thrtynnths regular public sales OF HORSES
cARRiAGEs HARNESS RUGS WHIPS and syeMrythss M 3ss5 "
Jps and driving held every WEDNESDAY aud sATUkpAi
throagdOut Oeecs Busr NL always aId number o.
Horsss suitable light driving aud heavy work az these as
sb.br especially advertised not The largest assortmsnt OF ne"
and second Carriages snd great variety OF hhe" always Oh
h.nd 90 superior Park Phastons BY Miner stephens
AUCTION NNOTICE.-HENRY H. LEEDS &
n MINER will sell by Auction WEDNESDAY Oct ~ dJt
o'clock Private Stable No 9 West Se,yssn
sinh and seventhayes, the most desirable CARRIAGES, HohsEs
Ic found 10 this city, belonging to private gentleman gong
large WHITE CHAPPBL entirely this Spring
built By Brewster 4 Go. IN. 4. ~.
S spring JAEGER WAGON nearly in sHe condition. built
nv Bszroui sf Newbureh, "a order , a.. - 4. 81,
depot EXPRESS WAGON thoroughly built ens ea tnish
Leather tor only twe built By Balzoni OF Ne"buh 20
order. oNu nj .cR uopep Ian,
tI M hands years old perfectly sound snd kni ID all harness
oyE BAY HORSE l6 hands long tail little over sr years
old both very stylish and together make one o the most elegant Tan
Je1 teams In this city perfectly sound and klid -,
ONE CIESTNCT HORSE 10 hands high well bred sound and Kind
10 al harness ....r =, ,,,,r,e II, x-,,--a rt,..-
0SR TANDEM HARNESS. ONE SET ENGLISH DOUBLE HAR.
NESS made by PETE LONDON quite set single and
double IIarne Pine Robes, Steel Chains Rack Chains HeUAs,
Whips &c, &c. 90 .,, - IN,
uou from Q a. m TO p. m. tl day Of sale.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27

In The TrGgcdidn, by THOMAS r. GOULD
nIurd 4 HouRhton), q series o. acute apprecative
criticisms are given the hsironc genius Of the elder
Booth claiming that eminent artist as the greatest Of al
actors with two names only In the history Of the stage
that could by any title dispute his supremacy, David
GaIfick and Edmund Kean The volume is written in an
earnest and often eloquent STYLE and presents many
critical views Of great sagacity and value.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27

The Second Edition Of NJ. de PREssENsE's
able treatise The LIE and Times Of Jesus Chrst trans
lated by ANNIE HARDWOOD, IS publiihed by scrbne Wei
ford & Co. Although didaciic rather than controversial
in its methods this work. which represents and maintains
the prevailing faith of the Protestant Church. submits
the theories OF Strauss, Renan, the disciples Of the Til
bugen school, and other conspicuous ncoOgfts, to a
searching examination IL is free from scholastic tone
and discusses the great questions Of which it treats in
style adapted 10 popular reading.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27
Proposals.

rFAJFD PROPOSALS will be received at
= the once Of the for the Erection Of the Eshesnth
Ward MARKET 10 Chathamst Dsy News usu pa 1
N Of the interior the said market aud inc 'aesa adjoining
% 20 be shall be the best comPOon OF oner Pa'enAt
hb shall be determined By the said Board Ihs Commissioners
all Of sail proposals deemed iof the
ssf,s @ ~ N, CORPORATION CITY Of New York
Oes' iN''i''''' " w EDWARD A M0ORBl
FORBES HOLLAND iCOmmsslOnerL
WILLIAM HAW. IT,. )
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27

Adrice 10 a Mother, by PYE HESRr CHA-
VASE Glppiucott 4 Coz, Is the reprint Of popular
manual the management Of chi ircn, which has Wide
circulation IN England, where it Is considered almost
indispensable sppendage to the nursery The author Is
physician Of experience aud ability who has made the
treatment Of children specially Of ms study and
practice.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27
Professional Notits.

TIRE b. FOOTE, author of Medical Com
- sense he consulted person or BY letter At bis 9me.
No 100 Of East TWeutyeghhs Ones hours
rom 10 VI. til p M. Consultation free.
DRIYATE HOSPITAL for the moro obscure
dss. the Pelvic y',er' epds The eta'Ts eo1tEoi OF III ~
WARD H. DIXON NJ D. editor Of The Scape HemorTholds Her
MA Vareocee Pstu and Srciuter modern treatment and "
scape No. o. lncOe Is cents to or 10 JlL Hours o
consultation snd evenings at Dr. DIS residence NO "
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27

our Life in China, by HELEN 5. c. NEVIS
Robert Carter & Brothers. comprises record Of per
Soua experience as the wife or American missionary
In China and Japan. II is written in easy aud familiar
style ana contains good deal Of Information. mostly Of
practical character that found IN larger works
the subject.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27

We have received from the publishers, Littell
& Gay the Ninety-Eighh Volume of Lieirs Liring A0c
. work which not only good library should he with
out hut which OF itself forms library u periodical
literature away with the need Of many volumes
that are usually sought for choice collections.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27

Tbe Entertaining Story Of King Broade is a
volume for young readers, by ANNA NJ. DAz t1ck-
nor & Fields. offering attractive treat To juvenile
tastes in the freshness aud beauty OF It's narrative
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27
NEW YORK aud NEW HAVEN RAJ LROAD
Isss SIMMER ARIA ANGFMRST ma
Passenger Station SswTok corner FU
kntrhuce "n T~enh -ssNeuih.st
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-lORK;
For kssllaYen AMI Du gepurt 800, 800 (EAl llO lH
(ErC $40 gLl 3i5 go $50, aud 800 tEX) D. ~.
Tor hlord Str,ivri Faasj Southport aud WuPOH 90 lLS
a m. 3tS. A30. 530p. N.
FOR Noruah 100 DO (Esl soO iLSOLs Iils EIl 1@ EIL
a45, 40 fkAl, $50 $40 tEI) p IA.
for Dsneu. zoo 9o0. ll3O ui 3iS. 40 55pm.
Stamford 100 500 tErD 9OO lJo 25 tELh tt Nv
(EGl a45, % (EN) !, go SO go 30l (EH D 10.
for GruNeh aud Intermediate sia,ioD, 200 400, liz ~ A
a45, 40, SO, 69p
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via SpagesM, sc0 ~. (vNl 500 (EIl SNtB
for Bos;on via Shore line, l2l9 tBr) sto D. -.
For Hartford .Ad Springfield eco RII ala ace tsIl J."
D.
For Coaussnui River Railroad 0oos tErl nlS fs'
u,al. 900 r. r. Northampton ,,,
FOR Hartford Proisle. and f,hkll Railroad 500 EI) M
p
For Nav Haes, New London soassion Rsesd HS@i"'
70 IS. 500 coop . MI.
For Canal Raroad SEQ m lsI5p ~ to EsThanViss ~. vi"
Ismsburg
kor Hoasstonis Railroad, 500 ~, 400 3. M.
For ksagstuck Railroad 500 a. N., 3o0 ,. ~. .,. 49,.
fog Danhury ani korwAlk Railroad. 100 800 a. El9 tSe
' ''''AAN'"' - JkMES II. IOYr, ssa
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27
nj ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-WINTER

II
ARRANGEMENT-Lcs,e J1meSsHp: 30 for Greenpos
and all wavstltuus eIcrp Willow Tree 10 Northpor Trans
al stations except Willow Tree ~: Express Train for RTsrhs,a
stopping Jamaica Mineo Hcksge, sud all ststoaS tbs
vii through Greenrnrt SNunlay night North
Willow
train ami this train will thrpt
saturday rght; Sunday Excursion fubs
Poiut at Rusvn, Huntington,
returning Hunters Point $40 To ske eht oa-
26 1863 L. d. BARTON. SugL
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27

The Agdte Stories, by the authOrof the Basket
of Flowers" the title OF neat Juvenile series IN six
volumes, published by Robert Carter Brothers.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27
Snstruttiom.

MOUNT WASHINGTON INSTITUTE.
CLASSICAL COMMERCIAL, ENGLISH, AND FRENCH PRE-
PARAToRY AND POST T-GRADUATB DEPARTMENTS.
No 40 South w..hiusOn,qusr.
GEORGE W. CLARKE, A. NJ Principal
C.,ofa n,us oTsp for pupils Of all preparing
or Bu .n.m or College. rapid and Term. reasonable
wi TRESCH AND ENGLISH PROTESTANT SCHOOL
-. F9R H,14 YOUNG TSp+ysiYrH 1ApiEsri st.
FIRST HOUSE BELOW PARkhvB,
S..i E sfqPts ssSSp UHSS$ %oss s'ih saA
:9S" . .S ,,:. S .,,. DsI:s Pt: I'd Sinist
BITTER peculiar those Who wis" to male Music
limited humber Of yOurs .d. b. received the .niy and
-,eon.d h,. in ~ n; comfort; Ard privileges ola
MISS WALSH's FRENCH AND ENGLlSH,
M SCHOOL @r Jouns lde. No % East W..
reopen cIs m Ss & French reS and italian ar. spoken
MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS FRENCH and and
ESGIISH Bo'Hs 19S Ss %S6saY ~ s @ Apaea
on. r pupils may addressed above Circulars sent on request
NEW-YORK SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL and
~ MILITARY ACADEMY Pehski on the hnd'2n 1''e & O
en,s. e. m SgsTfSi %s ;, lad @ a b. '' s Pss.sS,
Hons. No Boidpay, " T. s. sEARLE sopenende1.
arrange PRIORY--A HOME BOARDING
" scno9L for YoTSG APEs dik oI.a, IN, CSss
DACKARD's EVENING. SCHOOL, Mortimer
ct. Spo Pel.r9, bushes. College vii MoSDAf
syES9 2S S 2 to S@ %ds T SR%ss aa Boosspu
very best teachers '~'0''4 $ PACKARD, Principal
D0LYTECHNIC COLLEGE PREPARAIO-
M SCHOOL no" open SoI eaTiT, ailT6S Saat' Owned. P.
! BENNINGTON INSTITUTE. $40 per quar-
| L ter Adlre.s 4. y. LAsIIBR, Pennington, y J.
| rVUE ENGLISH, FRENCH, and CLASSICAL
SCHOOL Of DR. BERrHBT will open sept a. a. a. 10 @ts gto
Broadway. There gymnasium For siroul'" apply 70 Lo'A
! WOOD. NO tll BrosdW'r
/ rV'ROY FEMALE SEMlNARY.-This lnsttu-
lion o the accumulated sdAutag Of try Jsan of 'aes'"
Fr, t h provided thorough Of u's'l and orn'
us ue,on the direction Of omors than i"enPr"
lessons and teachers. ,o,,,, m ann
Fo circu.srs. apply to JoUN " "lLiHhD ii'' ~ =.
! NVM MASON aud THEODORE THOMAS
w CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
No l2q FfFTH AVE MAR TwRNTlETHSf,
WILL REOPEN on MONDAY. SEPI. A
/ C's,,s, nos farming. Circulars fprsaIdrd
! ofee hours rom % a NJ 70 .. u-
( NSTM II. LEGGETTs SCHOOL. No. l,2l4
w Bolaay prepared for college or bu'ss fo T'isf
sncs' see c.rea''''
! NONKERS MILITARY INSTITUIE-F0r
m,,rz Intelligent healthy. Clhs'sH MIN thorough
'''D''s BExiAMiS NssoS For 10 2aa. Yonsc' y 7.
sL.Enn PER YEAR. - FORT EDWARD
IN -~DO INSTITUTE has demonstrated that strictly hrste al
vintage both sud comfort be Af"nci a from ou Ie
To- tsoLls curr.nty demanded ihof1uslir 'lf@n
SEN raty upar "a tie best SUSTAINED %"
aa1 Boarding SEMINARY AIDES and guiemeu ia bc Sie 'loce
af.tus-Ia0Erl.cs Sciences, Music Painting 'ong pirparn
or ,tmeca Diplomas % erlhtes Winter ters Bogus Dee iv
''''' " JOSEPH r. KING I. n. Port Elsari, =. y
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL-


ROADSOE and st,r MONDAY, NAV H. los trains Tor A.
ant NOV viii Sertusu AL Wsssra trans VII .a's
New -lois - Ia sers:
m l.spess .isn Hudson Railroad Tbue as1
Buff RIgc sai with
gl rhanC NJ -ud tnF With 1r hi Bir-
inaifr sud N0rfh Draeirrrn ksWior Reftes
9Th s'e-passs M ,he Wet either Nortt SoR
Il r. Express Hsrsa Raiesd. Twsntv ,tll A. ssa
Farrtal eaayctlg Naaha Ai WssTn Railroad for lslsHa
spr.s Ptsfe 6c. Ahauy WeeFa trains and Troy
all .fl.r. sso7a Haali. Bur Hstau. and the North
Abauy ifsis M the West d az lD Sh trains for Rnsnj.
Iagg g,on aud The Nsta DrNtgoon ear attached to ith ss
through 10 Sa.aioga.
3sp m E1prsss train va Falsou Rarosd with
Albany slh Wcsierp trans
45 D. Expres Hsa Ra0S. ooGnseng At hsthas
sfh Wru Rsro1d Lebanon Sprugs Ftsseh kc and A.
bsav Western ;rl1G SseI'rg attached at Albany.
s5A E1pIe via River Railroad, With sespgess
attached ousl Bu1so Sagson Bridge without ehs..
NcN.Yok t4ggh "a oge sgF, Fhoa' ehanss Val h"Is w
al O. Rsies Cegnsetou 0 Trey oli be made AZ as Albany
lhs ..a'n ~i.l Tln Oh Sur-sye
n D m t-sia Hudson Rigs RsoI vlh sleeping aeesf,
Albany With eary ts fr Bfa and SGtp.nson bfa'
trains Sstga snd poiEI' North DfaNngrson
cafs attached 40 Alh.nr
Poughkepae ufrrnsuae soEs ,ung New YORK at So
P.isg - pong,kseD.e Al "a arriving In Seu Yuk 81
Harlem Railroad leaving Forl nsi
IL ara arriving Nneror 3;to Returning leaves Nlsf
iou al % p N srriviug al New lork At II n.
n Ncs.pf dat
New-York tribune., 1868-10-27
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINs LEAVE DEPOI

L'RIE RAILWAY.-TRAINSL LEAVE DEP0E
IL foot Of Chamhersst PAYonia Ferry;
Day EyrrcS r Rochester Bu1alo SsaHanei Dahirf
n 81 poI West and South
s:g Boy Train daily, for ots'e and n'srmed's a'tob
Buffalo. Salsnaaea DutkrI an
Do Vest and south
3;31 D. m Hay Train Mletown and intsrmsss ststoni
D. Way E<pss stopping oay Sterling junction un'rf
Of Tuners ie1eept Okford 10 hssbls1 NsHe,
Montgomery, Uniourile, sud Port J-rsis
Nay Train for Sutrru aBd nterlnedisie stallion.
$50 Ngh EJprSs tor Rochester Buffalo sAlssssss bea>
krk sud sl points South snd Wet
ban o. n az Train. Snfen and intermediate stations
Nghf Eprfss, d'y fr Rochester. Bneao SA'H'ts
Dluk ald West abd South bJ ihls lE sleeping eoAss
un through - Cincinnati without chan
$40 ID 10 EmiyrGN Trdn tal.s. Tor tlr West
Passae std PsteTron -
49, ~ -, and u ;OO 30 Nenpss
O'Clock Saoern sud nierntdsi