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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25
CLIMAX.


A plain statement Of facts Inherited ecrofula,
and many Of my rslstions have died Of it. In 1889
ny case WAS frightful. Tumors and ulcers spread.
until in 1912, under the advice Of my physicians.
went to Avon Springs. Ireceived no bcnent-tried
every medicine and did ryihing could had TO
rect my arm cushion, and had not peen able to
raise II 10 my head In year. Tho discharge
from two ulcers was nearly pint day. Amputa-
ton was recommended but pronounced dangerous
could not sleep. and my euernge were in toerable.
f.end brcueh. me English physician, who APP
piled salve with which he said he had accomplish
ed extraordinary In the hospitals in England
1t commenced to relieve: persisted in its use it
finally effected perfect and entire cure 1t now
1913. II lie Eve years since had the appearance OF
scrofuloue sore. and my health Ia been good ever
since procured the receipt OF this wonderful arti-
Gle this blessing of humanity and have called 1t
"PAsrs CLIMAX SALyx." and allow the public to uec
II not they choose. This is brief but candid
statement, given more fully in my circular.
J. N. PAGE.
Geneva, New York, Dec. 1873
Nrw York, Oct. i6, 1866.
IL have known j. N. Page, ESQ.,, OF Geneva. N. Y,
for many years. He is one OF the 6rst citizens Of
Western New York. saw him last week in good
health. His case was = most remarkable one, but
eesuehy ttuc ia ostty potttVuiaT. tcikuooJ
DKMAS BARNES.
We have watched the unaided but gre wing favor Of
'..PAoEs ClznAx sALvE," and svailins ourselves Of
the knowledge Of its wonderful curative powers,
have become proprietors Of the eame.
nis sure cure fer Durns. Sealds. eerofala. Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores. Broken Breasts. Frost Bites,
Chilblains. Stings, Bruises. Cuts. Swellings, &c
whether upon man or beast. 1t iubdves pain and
Inflammation with surprising celebrity, and heals
burns without = ecas No family should b without
1t. II lis always wanted. and lie always ready. We
viii forfeit dozen boxes Tor any single failure. We
believe there anything like II IN the world
Il b pat up in tin bexss with The name "Psgss ca
max Salvs. stamped On he betts0 - ~ be4.-
None other 10 genuine.
Sold BY dealers In Medicines everywhere. Try Il.
Price only as cents.
WHITE d ROWLAND. Proprictors,
ja.O-dAw S. Liberty Street, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25
Christadoro's Dye.

ChristadorO's Dye.
Which In twinklng PRODUCES TIE MOST
ENCHANTING SHADES OF COLOR. from Brown
to Black, is conse auenty universal ayorie. the
more especially ~ it IMPROVES THE QUALITY
OF THE HAIR, and requires renewing iess frequent
lS taan any other. CRISTADOR0'S HAIR PRE-
SENTATIVE. Would You have luxuriant glossy
treeses clustering around your brows, Ike vine ten
drs round parian shaft. Purchase that celebrated
and aatchlees preparation known throughout the
fashionable world as CHRIsTADoRos hair pre-
servAtiye and beautiher. Sold by Druggists and ap
piled bv all H .ir Dressers Mandatory No 90
N alden Lane Principal Depot No. G Astor Honse
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25

BUCHu. Turpentine jumpers. Gin. Copaiba,
Cubebe. and other direct Dnretcs, are in many e.
ses hsrtfnl In Diabestss. Urinary Diarrhosss, ca
tarfh Of the Dladdes, Dropsy. and IN weakness or
n'cer.eion Ct the xAneya AZ unsafe the to uss ~
lees asdss the supstvsson Of . Physieiaa, - ne
81 AIN thee lifeet remedies nay psoda0 % Ne
Kidneys may, In the course Of fsw honre require
Opatea 10 charge modify their nc ion; this feet
10 selfevident TO any med Ical man, a compsnsatue
Remedy like the SARSApARlLLIAN RESOvRNT.
Il the true remedy TO use in these Even a.
diure,;c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25

Antiquity ofBrandreth Pills
Age IL not claimed as merit. only as ssign DIN
trins worth The really useful article lives on with
strong vitality the poor one languishssfos time
and tasn goes on, easily. BHAspRrrH.s PnLs. are
even prescribed BY great physic.ans when the bow
sis cal loudly for help becauss they never fail 10
open and give relief. Hundreds Of thousands would
consier 1t calamity II these safe family Pills could
moth obtained II has been officially settled that
NOR, u BR,>hEtut'7 FMS sofa tisn all Other
pills u. J-c.t57. Merit -,l4 then. IH.spRTTHs
PrAts po.s qualities which restore ptcTy organ
and fer Of tic body to health are purely veeeta-
bic ] : Il. for every stiod o! lie friao.pa of
he", Brlnireih House. New Yo'k Sid by all
Drnf Its. j. pEANprFlu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25

TINS Harrisburg State Guard, 90 organ
Of RAdiealism, has evidently get ito eyss
open to the particular characteristics of the
men lending its party. II says:
while dsmagogues riot in the wealth
they have already filched from our eoun-
sry's necessities, or plan new schemes Of
plunder, the Republican masses of The
Keystone State are expected to be true to
principles, are looked to to win victories
out Of which these clique leaders may secure
the means to add new acres to their already
gigantic land possessions, and more dollars
10 their over-s~ollsn bank accounts. The
Republicans of Pennsylvania will not al
ways submit to such wrongs and dishonor.
Our load Of disgrace is more than We can
bear, and when reaction does come. woe to
the plunderers who now assume the tvran.
n'csl management OF our political organiza-
ton"
The Stats Guard will find its desert ptiou
OF its party leaders in Pennsylvania suited
10 any meridian
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25
KNOWLES
STEAM PUMP.

pAssnssp n 8nesASD ARD Phases.
9hh Pump hes secsiveA the HIsuuDs PnRnrn a
evefy Fair whersi y has been exhibited. Wis: New
York, Boston. Baltimore. Cincinnati Bu6alo. 6yra-
euss, Springfield and Worcester
II has no Cranka or Fly-Wheel. and hiss no dead
points where Il will STOP eonsequcDtly 1t IL always
ready to ttar without ueing starting bar and does
not require hand work to get II pact the centre, and
valve with wafer, consequently IL always ready 70
ter Of con densation.
II has been used for more than eight for feed.
Ing stationary STEAM BOILERS. and has been need
more than i've years IN LOCOMOTIVES, and 10 tho
only Steam Pump yet tried that IL in every way adap
ted for that IL has been extensively used Tor
pumping water for Hotels, Public Institutions, MIN
Ing Purposee, and Manufacturing Establishments ~
every kind. with perfect success II has been tested
ia the Navy, and In consequence II recommended hy
the Chief Engineer Of w. >. Navy, 10 he used At the
Navy Yarde and On Steamers. Az n Fire Engine II 10
recommended by all lDs. Companies, and II uniser-
pally adopted by the manufacturing companies in
New England. Although have been consisnfly
making aditions 10 Works yet the rapidly inefes
sing demand for Pumps inr Hitherto been Great
Or than possible production but with recent en-
largement OF OR Works, and extensive additions 10
our manufacturing facilities we hope 10 lie able TO
supply all orders.
Tbs rrnr riefors offer this Pump ms the most Per-
feet Inaepc ndenf Steam Pump ever invented, and
for sim pifci,y and durability defer competition.
For further H. formation. address the ProprieOfe 1t
their works,
W ARE NJ. ~ 0O0s
iys-iy KNOWLES h sIBI.ET
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25

Every nan Who plaats shade tree In
Worcester. Aass., 10 paid one dollar By ths
municipality.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25

AS AN APER EFT,
There 10 no medicine % much In favor with thoss
who are acquainted With their action - Rsbacks
Blood Pills they safe pleasant and mild IN 'hen
operation. tnd are parely vegetable; can be taken
~ chldren'a. well IS adults: Try them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25
Royal Havana Lottery OF tuba

TO YOU NC M f N.
NO alrest Seminal Losses, 70 conquer bad habits
and remove The s6ectD Of early Error, send u
ceats 70 0ALENV HEAD DiSPRNSARY, Louis
Vile, Kentucky.
Having had ten years experience IN this specially.
patients suffering from any disease wha'ever OF pr
waite confidential nature, and ladies' troubled with
ans the s,ncnts peculiar to the ay enclosiHg
% cents 0ho,e. with brief statement OF I'll
rccc, particulars lar self irestm, Mt hy return mail.
and thus avWMl qua Kerry We Aisp have "a NArix
Capp which Guarantee "a care ,aricuGele IN four
DAYS. The t.tr,tD Nh netie Preventive. Those de
siring imlt th.ir ulspriGg, csH .nclase stamp
for pamphlet, containing ,ueras iu.s- ani explains
tioi- q the above iteye ti ~ essay on the
sahjcci 81 prevention. M correspondence conf
dental. Address ~ letters 10 }. :. WILLIAMS,
Drawer 2fs. Iuusviiie. ny ec7sA d&viy
Earlv Marriages. Dr., Franklin advocs-
ted Early Marriages. E--ays for Young Men. on
this and other subjects. he.tga GUIDE TO MAR
RAGE and Conlugal Felicity by beaeS oent Physl-
SLAMS, by mall in sealed letter envelopes, free
OF charge Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box T., Philadelphia, Pa. mayisdSwSm
Ladies. nre DR.. velpan's French ri'ls. Sold By
Harrison \ starks. bo Brady Street.
AN INTERESTING FACT.
ahat GODS Improved Hair Restorative is the beet
aticle for the hair made. We refer you to three
HUNDRED BARRIERS who have tested II.
Sold by Druggists and BARRIERS
Price For sale nv Harreou 4 StArke
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25

So quick does the Resolvent enter into the circu
leton. that II may BE- detected In the Urine In ten
minutes after Il has been taken. In many cases II
has secured free discharge Of watef-in casss
whore Cathetere were formerly used is not this .
blessing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25

Associated With other newly discovered Roots,
enters into the composition ofRADWAY'S RENO
WAITING RkSOLVENT; secures . remedial agent
thvt cures ali forms Of Chronic, scrofulous skin
kidEey, Bladder and Uterine Diseases
iul cneaey, through the Blood. Sweat and Urine.
The ordinary earsapasila decoetions and Syrupe
are mere washes. compared with the 0arsapnfillian
Of the Reeolvent II 10 well known fact that Sars
apartla ofdinarialy prepared either a. ofcianlly
or 40 proprietary remedy, never possessed tho con
adence Of medical men, and all the reputation ii
enjoyed Was deemed by we'll informed Chemists
fnyeicians ana medical writer's 10 Be due 10 other
REMEDIAL agents associated with II.
The true curative virtues Of SarsApsrills for $50
years has laid hidden in the Crystalline principle oil
the Root, under Dr. RBDWAY'S New Process.
SAItSAPARlLLlAN IL secured ard brought to
light. and associated with other ingredients II full
Ms the most exfravagsnt expectations and views OF
men. One ounce OF DIR, hadway's Sarssp.rilliar
contains more OF the curative principle than ten
pounds OF the extracts from the crude roote as pre-
pared o1iclna iy or in the popular advertised sarsa
parillas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25
Democratic state Ticket.
DEMOCRATIC
CON rrc.-i0nasC Convention I.


"a, p N ,rra-v etile second Congregational 'h--
,..-ssffsNs A.. ae,,by ne.iei -sleei dt.esa'e'
LA '4. asaal nauuer. % attend 2 convection = &c
geaatCfI>TOS. clinton taunty.oa
MKDNE4DAl. JULY 18TH. iscs,
=. -'e.eu o'elork 4 NJ. sfsaii day. TO nominate "
es lata far Congress, aud - transact rnca "ihef
ha-fnsa. A. ne Convention flay deorn Aisish1e
Isic ratio Of representation Will be one delegate
o-.atA fraction over try votes. cast isst fal' ~
q stle. Mason f,f a,oyernef. The several counties
vNa ~ ea.tled II iha following number Of dele
gAt-s
CEDAR ......-. 10 Jones. ~
t4lA5ssn Il. jackson. :
t4nn .....4.....- IL se"it. .....t .........i'
Au~,Ailno Ia
Iis order Of the Coptrai Commlttee of the second
C1nxr..siOnal District. Iowa.
RHpwAap II TaArEn. Chairman
H. v. sstrnJ
W n BraaAKAr,
". DuaaAE,
J. l.. sHxGAs.
VIZ. t,aAnAn.
I'D. N. RsonA lpsos.i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25

MeLts Tor CAffyfnC the malls
EVERY SATURDAY. and
Every ALTERNATE TUESDAY
From Pier 45 North River.
RATES or PASSAGE
By the Nail Steamer sailing every Saturday.
Payable in Gold Payable in Currepcy
FIhST CABIN. .$ieO STEERA8E ........ $50
TO London. los to London. ..... -
20 Paris. 1l0 70 PARIS . =
Passage BY the Tuesday Steamers, via Halifax,
First Cabin, so, Gold Steerage, $40, payable In
currency.
Rates Of passage from New York 10 Halifax !:
First Cabin, go, Steerage. SO. pAysbls In Gold.
Passengers also forwarded 70 Havre Hamburg.
Bremen, Aes q moderate rates.
80.
Tickets can b bought here By persons sending
for their friends
For farther Information apply at the Conpany's
Once. JOHN @. DALI. Agent,
febf1.d1v Is broadway. N 7.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25

HrANTED-A-ct.te $40 pr- rtnifh thH y>Ar
W round or anty Of 500 to VI, rlprer month
Il, those nA,Ins 4 tte capital. II e guar 1et th'
above monthly -asry to good active npeni- At their
own homes. Isors ssen.. farmer. 4sfdnrr. fHhl"r
ard frIit grow er, North and sugth, shoaid serd at
once for particulars. Please .all or address
j AHEARN x co, Is Second 81 Baltimore, Nd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25

Buchu, ETC., as rich cream is to wa;eTec milk.
Let all suffering from unnatural drains from the
spstem -crused either by self sbnse depraved hab-
IL OF hody-had blood, impure association, weak
ness OF the genital organs skin Diseases Scrofuls,
uncured Secondary Disease. Syphi old Ulcers Chron-
well as degeneration of the kidneys-or Chronic
Disease OF the Liver Spleen, etc, commence at
he use THE sARSAPARILLIAN RE SOLVENT
II commences Its work OF publication at once /: IL
repairs the waste Of the body with new and he s,thy
material " restores functional harmony TO every
organ IN the system, and secures the natural
tions OF the proper constituents Of each. Persons
have been cured. and have chil1ren now living that
were deemed incapacte1 BY self abussy etc., tkroueh
the ne Of this remedy. At ~ D. RnaWayb 6An.
Psscs 81 20 booeio, g UkO611oo ~ =.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25
AUENIS WANI I'D TUtN
s"rIIE ISEUECOATS

And how they Lived. Fought and Died for the Union
with Sc mes and Incidents In the Great Rebellion
1t contains over 100 fine Rngrayings and 900 pages,
and is tho spicicst and cheapest war book published
Price only ~ 50 per copy. send Tor circulars ana
see our terms, and fall description OF tho Work.
or 81. Louis. Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25
Pureirn Rrnvn.

rs prepared By DR.. Roadway. aud one OF tho iBgredl
ents ofthe Rssolvsut IS rs superior 70 all forms o
Buchu, etc, as rich cream is to waieIec milk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25

Dltters.
The most successful medicines in the world. Ned
cal men. elergymen. philanthropists, all acknow-
edge they are performing wonderful effects In easss
Of physical Weakness bilious secretons, dyspepsia.
loss Of appetite. diseases OF the liver and skim MOI
fats Life Pills the best Cathartic and Blood pari-
Ger offered 10 the public. They cleanse tho system
ffon all impurty and never gsipe the bowels. Sold
BY all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25

MEDICAL ILLUMiNATioN. Four Magniacen
vi " Illustrated Medical Books, containing ttupor-
taut Physiological Information. for Men aud yemen
s1nt free on receipt ST . cie. ~ addressing
Or JoHS EANe-Wrnor. .a clinton lacc, y CITY,
CnAwFoEr'- stnmp.c Rocl, Fxtrartnr and FletatS'r
Spcrfected. send iof ciTcl.ar. \. Crawford, Wal
rca, Ne,
The New York herald., 1868-01-05
FUNERAL or PROFESSOR GILLESPIE.

Tho obsequies the OF Professor William
Mitchell Gillespie took place yesterday afternoon
o'clock at the Thirteenth street Presbyterian church.
There large attendance OF the personal friends Of
the deceased including his feilew professors.
Tho coffin containing the remains OF the deceased
having been borne iato the church. preceded by the
officiating clergymen, Rev. DIR. Matthewson aud the
Rev DIR. Burchard aud q number OF mourners,
deposited within the altar rails In front OF
the pulpit and tho mournes and others In attendance
assumed their places In tho body Of tho church The
funeral service which, in accordance with tho custom
OF the Presby erian Church, Of the simplest poss-
BILE character, was then begun. The Rev Dr. Matthew.
having read the Ninety second Psalm and The we'll
known aesnth chapter Of the First Epste TO the Co
rnthlans he proceeded, without taxing any specific
text, TO address the congregation upon the uacer-
tainty Of life and the impressive lesson contained
In the sudden death OF the deceased who had been
of IN the very meridian Of BITS days He dwelt partcu.
ary upon the consoliug and comforting character OF
promises mado by our Saviour In regard o0 he future
life, and said that 10 the Christian death without
sting, being, as tho apostle had wrttsn 'swalowsd up
victory" Death was indeed TO him but the opening
OF the prison doors letting the captive tree. He closed
with few special romarks In regard 10 the deceased
The service being thus terminated, the congregation
formed In procession and passed slowly by the CONN
gaze for the last time upon the familiar features Of
whom when living they had loved and esteemed. The
coffin Of rosewood with silver ornaments and bore
upon its I'D . silver plate, upon which engraved
the name and age Of the deceased. II adorned with
several wreatns Of mmortslies and camelias The
mains Of the deceased were subsequently taken 10 Green
Vood iptorr0d.
The New York herald., 1868-01-05
OBITUARY..
Sylyester Gurdyue

Sylvester Gardiner sherman.
Judge Sherman, one OF the Associate Justices OF tho
Supreme Court OF Rhode Island died tn Providence
few days SINCE in the sixty sixth year OF his age He
was born in North Kingstown, r. l., In 1902, and
educated for the law In ls43 he elected repre-
sentative to the General Assembly the Law and
ing the insurrectonary party then striving for
the ascendant. In 1s4s he was chosen Speaker
OF the House, and in 1s49 he received the whg nomi-
nation for Congress but defeated In triangular
contest by the democratic candidate In May, 1855,
Court OF the State and continued In active faithful
and conscientious discharge OF his duties until his late
Illness. He was man OF strong common sense, OF
simple OF quaint humor and sterling integrity
He we'll verssd in the law and able ursi, enjoy
Ing high reputation among his professional brethren
The New York herald., 1868-01-05
COLLISION ON the EAST RIVER.

During the dense fog prevailing yesterday between
ono and tvo o'clock the Harlem boat sylvan Stream
ran into the old Grand street ferry boat Oneida,
and through her guard BEAM insicting damage Of
about S25o and rendering her unit for present service
Tho Oneida had just left her slip tho New York side
when the collision occurred. and the Syl.
full head OF steam. The passengers board the
boats terribly excited when the collision occurred,
and gave expression 70 their alarm various ways; bus
fortunately Of them sustained personal injury,
although one gentleman Of nervous temperament on
board the Oneida was 90 scared thai found
sary TO call carriage his aid whom the boat reached
the Williamsburg sda The Sylvan Stream escaped with
trning INJURIES and kept on her way, while was found
necessary TO lay the Oneida for reparA II 10 mat
ter Of surprise that the latter boat not sunk IN her
extreme old age
The New York herald., 1868-01-05
uepAaTsas Or STEAMERS YESTERDAY.
The following steamers, Europsaa and ooaslwise len
this port yssterday:-

inc 1olowng steamers, european ana ooaslwise, isU
this port yssterday.-
HrRopBAN
The City Of London, Captain Brooks, Of the Inman
line, left pier No Is North river for Liverpool calling
at Queenstown with the United States mails, nftyons
cabin and eighty seerage pasenaer IL 200 600
in specie and far cargo Of cotton, bacon, cheese and
miscellaneous freight
The Arago, Captain Merry, OF the North Americas
Steamship Company, left pier No. 20 North river for
Grsytown, with i've hundred passengers and . small
cargo OF assorted freight.
The George Washington, OF Mcssra q. B. Cromwell
Co.'S line, left pier No. North for New Orleans
with fifteen passengers and limited amount OF nelgnI
The San Jacnto, Captain Atkins, OF the Empire lines
left pier No Is North river tor Savannah with tnry.
six passengers and fair assorted cargo
The Huntsville, Captain Croweii, OF the BLACK s.aR
Independent line len pier No Is North river Ior sa-
vsnpsh with sx passengers and fair cargo OF assorted
merchandise.
The Manhattan, Captain woodruff, OF the New York
and Charleston Steamship Companys line, LETT pier NO
North river for Charleston with twenty nve passen.
gers and fair freight OF pork hour and dry goods
The Empire OF the Express ns, en pier No 10 Eass
river for Washington, Georgetown, &C., with four pas.
sen gers and q fair miscellaneous cargo.
Tne Ladona Captain Hovsy Of the Southern liHe, let
pier No 20 East rver for New Orleans with twenty pa
sengsrs and limited cargo Of miscellaneous freight
The departure Of the steamers Iowa and Hevsa have
been deferred By unavoidable circumstances, until me
eth and 7th instants respectively.
Fresns 10 southern ports are sxeeedlnau dulL
The New York herald., 1868-01-05

TOR SALE OR TO LEASE-WATER FRONT PROPER.
IN Williamsburg, 2OOx40 covered with brick sheds;
aso iWxsu with Two large warehouses on suitable Tor
naval or tobacco stores For sale Grain Disery capacity
200 bushels suitable for -four mill brewery aud RectI
tying House and Rum Dstery comprising 81 full lots
Ninth street, Williamsburg
The New York herald., 1868-01-05
CourH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG ISLAND

CoUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG ISLAND
- Winter arrangements
Railroad 10 Jamaioa for Babylon and all way stations
Franklin avenue, Brooklyn at sos A. M, via Brooklyn
Central Railroad 70 JamAcs for Babylon and al way AA
hona
Railroad Jamaica, for Babylon and all way stations
Franklin Avenue, Brookyn,N At 30 NJ via Brooslyn
Hons
on connecting with train Of Long Island Railroad arrlv'
M Leave ssSyon ss8EM for Jsmaic. and an way s.s.
tons eonnsc.ns wisn train q Broc.lyn Central Railroad
Leave Babylon II I2s0 r, N, Tor Jamaica and all way
stations 9onneeng with ain Of Long Island Railroad, ar
Leave Babylon at 1910 Z, N. for Jamaica and All way
stations connecting with train OF Brooklyn Central Rail-
read arriving Franklin avenue Brooklyn, at 0b ~,
connecting also the horse OF the East New
forty minutes r. WHITE, Superintendent
70 take effect November 4 1907.
The New York herald., 1868-01-05
TRAYELLERs, GUIDE.

hudson RIVER AND HARLEM RAILRoADs.-
Trains for Albany aud Troy connecting with Northern
and Western trains Leave New York via Hudson Rvsr Ra
as $50 and II r. n, and via Harlem Railroad, Twenty
sixth street and Fourth avenue, at IL A. and AS
The $50 p. n. train via Hudson River Will run on Sun
days.
WIN. H. VANDERBILT, Vice President
The New York herald., 1868-01-05
FRENCH ADVERTIsEMENTs.

ON DEMANDE-USE FEMME DE CHAMBRE.
" franeaise qu soft ben Golfer ct aire les robes.
adresser la IS West 25Ih ST. les heures 9z ct H.
The New York herald., 1868-01-05

ONLY DIRECT LINZ TO FRANCE.
The General Transauaptic Company's MAI Stsamships
between New York and HAvre, calling al Brest Il
This spendd vesses on THIS fAvorc route for the
EAAaaghE9H Ill Roussan. Saturday. January IL
WILLIE DE fARIR surmont Saturday, fsbrusrys
ST. L1uRENT pccands, Saturday February H.
10 BRHer on HAvRE,
First cabin, et60 secopd cabin e6A
= TO PARIS,
Including railway uoteu. furnished on board,
First cabin, el6b second cabin, es5.
Thesc steamers do not carry heerase passengers
Medical attsndance free OF charge.
american travellers rons 10 Or returning from the Con-
nent OF Europe by taking the steamers Of this line avoid
unnecessary risks from transit By English railways and
crossing the channel besides saving time trouble and sx-
s~ oEoRaB MACKENZIE. Agent 50 Brosdway,