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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24

ASoa Sheppard Providence Mary Rirs Boston.
1ediat6f Nss Bedford Wa steed Boston
H. !. Baker Portsmouth, b Diamond Greenport
Abgehne, RooklABd lime. ssfsb A Palcousr PaWtacbet
y castos Providence. 5. SeD,u NssHsven
4 D. Berry. Dg6ton PIP Brady Sss.Haveu'
J. P. Anderson Providence. Hudson New. London
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= Ponder, Taunton JnliA Ana Providence.
heruln' Providence yuiA s swan, NOrtbport
Atlantic, RoellaDd lime. R. T. GRAHAM Portland c.
rred lyer Providence Harriet Gov Bay l. J.
Dsmsti USER Bay Gen Grant PaFuehet
= eufI on hliaoelhpoft Typhsna New Haven.
hssn' EhIseetsport Cotilds, Norwich.
Fofa blHahethPort BelonA, Clinton.
sarah AHn, EhfabetbDort FraBkHn Clinton.
Frases. Hatch RondOut r. Idslbet, asrfiS.i' Ne
WIN. Wood, Albany. Isabel Saith Nsv.Haysn
h a 3D., Alea.1 Charlie wife, ROeElard
John Chase, AlOa1y. Isabel Alberto New Bedford.
brainepd Portland, Ct A. n. Brown. PaI River
D. Morris. PrOvceace. Brilliant Newport
vsDdaiA. Providence Flora Bridgeport,
Louisa Providence OF Wells Pismonh
O. speimsn Competitor. River J. A. Jiii.on BpSS.so,
julia II. Raynor NOrhpOrt G. Matthew Newport
Ryan BrooEhaseS G. P Wright New. Bedford
J P. Robinson Gloucester Bllo~ New Haven
Riyerdale. GLOUCESTER FORSYTH. Georg,,owB, D. c.
s. Waterman, NsT. Bedford y A wins, waihiogtou @.
TEXAS, Norwich Port ROYAL NeS-IaVer.
Pennsylvania, Providence. Dr. Franklin Nsntssssi
Surge New Haven. Amos Briggs Bridgeport
Atlantic, Bangor, lumber.
BELOW
Ship Culva,Or Russell Liverpool july H. mde Is
SAILED.
Steamship South America, for Rio Jaueiro.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsroS Aug 23Aived bhgs Novelty, from Maaursi CiroaS
sas' from Philadelphia
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA Aug AThe steamship Cleopatra from Sewlo Tor VeFS
QUEENSTOWN Aug 23ETbs steamship Palmyra Ns-.York
LOSDSs Aug 2 S :ss. ron Hong Ken. Tps The ship
has arrived a. that r her mast, sSd sails severely aPFas
will 20 into dock for repairs.
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EXCELSIOR CLUB GAME.

I 1sSau.......'o o 5 Is j u
Umpfe-N the Time Of Gane-rhree hOnrF
iiy;esif'sssAislrEsaIit 10 % V 5s39i 10
EXCELSIOR CLUB GAME.
The Fxcelsiors will plav their first nine against
the field to-day at the Capoline Grounds "t
to their grand match with the Excelsior nine ~
Whiting Cole Flanly, Pohemus, and Young I ms
match will shortly be played ana ~ VII Ne que come ON
T and Kmicker6ockers too will visit Wash
whose guests they Will be for three days'
YOUNG ATHLETIC VS.. XXX.
A match between these two Junior clubs at
H @ resulted Tne payRg Of Messs ser Door and
Weiman was remarkably good.
IRvINGTON VS.. POwHATTAN.
The New-JeTsey champions Will again try the
uette OF the plucky young BrOokynites The game VIII
be played on the Union Ground, ana DO uouU VIA W W."
worth witnessing.
EMPIRE VS.. UNION OF MoRRIsANIA.
The veteran Empires will do battle against
the exchampion Unions this afternoon and viii VISIT
MOrrsanla for that purpose Game VIII DC c""eo az %
BAsE-BALL TOURNAMENT AT SYRACUSE
SYRACUSE, Aug. 23.-The Central City base
Rail club will hold a tournament here, commence on
Sept. !. The first prize is the Rod pan, non e US
them valued at 500 WIN nl Pres TO the best
pitcher catcher fielder. and baserunners Inc toutna
% miles of NewYork CITY The entries tObe made by
the 27h INST The Central City Club are not TO take pa
the club winning the first przei but not III contest lo
HAYMAKERs VS.. FOREST CITY.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 23.-The Haymakers OF
LansnCburgh defeated the Forest City Cub Of TINS CITY
in a game of base bail today by score OF "a 10 IL
RED STOCKINGS VS.. SOUTHERN.
CINCINNATI. Aug. GA large crowd OF people
attended the ball match between the SoutheTns OF
New-O Orleans and the Red Stockings to-day Tie game
at the close stood Red Stockings, 80; Southern, s.
PICNIC OF THE ECKFORD sOClALs: ,
The nOn-playng members OF the kcktoTd
Club held their annual picnic at Rldgewood PARK Brook
lvr yaGfa QffpTuOOn
was numerous. and everything passed of IN the most
harmonious manner game between the CHAMPION
nine and nine OF the SOcals played IN the AFTERNOON
Allison Jewett, and TreaCy did not play the TWO lat-
Ter apueared upon the ground but not III CONDITION lOf
work TreaCy is rapidly recovering from the severe
sprain he received az Detroit and no doubt next week
will see him back in his old position. But hNe innings
were played resulting in the success OF the champions
10y score Il After the conclusion OF the game
the party repaired the cOmmOdOus platform devoted
10 the dance Here fine band in attendance and
dscoursed choice selections Dancing was kept up until
late hour in the evening when the merry party DIS
persed delighted with the day they had spent as guests
| Of the EckfOrd Soeals.
NOTES.
On the occasion of the picnic of Topographic
cal Union No G. Joness Wood, Saturday, the EN-
ployes OF WynkoOp q Hallenbeck VIII play game with
THE TRIBUNE COmpOstOrs
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Total......"....27 IS g. 90 Total ......".

I,L "a 3D. Eh s,h 9th I'll siE. 9Th. Totals.
A Asasn'......iss % 20 q II
Umpre-M the PowhatAh Time Of Game-Ihree hoaif
fly.catehss-AtgHts 10; Union 10
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THE GREAT CAMP NJ EXITING AT MERRICK.-
The SourUsnK RAILROAD from their depot South
s,v.uh, 81 Wilhsmsburgb follows. G2O IO5 343 o.
aud IS 10 Excursion tickets for the TIP 81
SABBATH-ScHooL Books. - BROUGHToN a.
WYsAs BsHouse keep the best variety from all fnOsneA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24

The piece seems to have been received Win enpnatc
annrobatlcn. In The Alta find this sko'ch " inc
plot: -, ,... H.,
"The scene Of the play Il laid 10 England, Tese pan'
NaDIard rich young man, OF rather Iesoe "teiisS,
with disposition 20 insanity, has poatnouse on he
lake TO which he alures Ned AeeIniou WIN Ie ntsh
tion OF Taking his lite the suspicion haI ne oHs anu -
beloved by Lady Arlington, who IS DeIrotneN 10 iat
The GOODNESS OF 8cDemon presents resevsd ITd s,o
ton's brother Boctor BdyHe arrives and learns the
mdngpace OF will made oy "a va notIors III.
settling ain ha property his wife That Is 10 be
he also learns that Paul Maynard mas @ lnaS
contriyes a pSU 10 confirm the insanity already deVe-
oped 10y igntng this at time when IL WIN seem as VI
Intended AND when MeDermou attempts to iatnon the
mystery, by rowing to the Ooatn9use' ne as 'o to
hands OF Doctor Bde who stuns him. ana then attempts
10 deprye him Of his life by poison which design frus
trated by Steele the companion OF Ladg Artgto,
After an absence of years, Doctor Bdye returns from
Anstraa 10 claim share in the fortune falling TO his
sister through marriage with Idp'Gfd now ln-
the scene that gave the shock to RGyndrds
Intellect in the belief that IL will restore him to
on the charge murder the rehearsal OF the
scene IL successful Maynard walks m hls sleep Is
startled nv reference 10 the red light his fend, Nc
DcJnOH il brought in apparently wounded; e becomes
conscious of the surroundings and IS sashed WIN te
win his insanity and all ends happily There is sub
Mot in which JehOsaphdt Shdrkey pettifoggng lawyer
make restitution and Is frustrated In his desire to marry
4nne SCSie, who is loved by McDermoh Ihe ACTON OF
iocue is sparkling the characters well drawn ana tne
MOT sufficiently interesting To keep the spectator aVe 10
each incident as IL develops
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr.. Andrew Halliday has written drama
uh,ch will eventually succeed "FOrmOsa" Mr.. Bouc
caurs new piece, at Drury Lane Theater
On the occasion of his benefit at the Calltor-
MIA Theater San Francisco, ON the 9th OK August J0h
Rrougbam played ROd1t1OO in OtheO." Mr. Neil War
ner volunteered 10 play the Moor. On the 9Th OF August
Mr. RrouCham's new drama OF The Red Light never
before acted was produced the California Iheater
"Formosa,n which is by and by TO be acted
AZ Nbos Garden relates 10 boating and boatraeing us
eliminating point being aquatic confess between OK
ford and Cambridge. Mr.. BOuccaut exhausted horse
racing for theatrical purposes in "the Fy ng scud a
between him and Mr. DAILY. the railroad lie Steamboat
the telegraph and chain lightning have Dcth ikc"47e
used up BalOOning. we believe, remains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24

FIabIey ard Hatfield the Mutusls win play tSe cSrs
pics Of this city tomorrow. The following 10 'n0 '
y RNprI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24

play, ct the California Thester Gan Francisco on
Of August The piece ia comprised in five acts wne,vo,
these are the captions or running rubrcs Jealousy INC
Old Boathouse; The Signal of Danger Madness;
sky. These titles imply sensation drama Eie''" -
=. - ,,,,od,,ooA The east was az follows:
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THE THAMEs REGATTA.

LONDON, Aug. 23.-In the regatta Tor the
championship Of the Thames, today RenfOrth won,
beating sadler The from Putney Mortake
Brown has made match with Renforth for the cham.
pionshp of the Thames and $780, the be from
Tyne High Level Bridge to bennington Point, A miles
The match will come of between September % and Octo
Der !.
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ATLANTIC VS. Union.

lii q q 4.h SD CD 10 OF 7
NIiioH.l' ....... 3 ! 3 ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
GRAND OPERA-HOUsE.

Upon the revival of the "Sea of Ice,' which
made last evening at the Grand opera House, We
shall offer extended comment al another time For the
moment it is enough to say that the spectacle been
produced with exceeding richness OF scenic ornamental
uon There large audience present last night and
the pageant duly welcomed with the applause Of the
fnuIfitulp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24
YOUNG ATHLETIC VS.. XXX.

A match between these two Junior clubs, at
t4ooeen resulted in victory for the latter by score
NJ On 10 I3 The playing of Messrs. shert' Door, ana
Weiman was remarkably good
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-18

'4'l-ses Thomas Barry's advertisement f
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-18

sort OF island in the creek then dry they tracked
buggy Wheels the footsteps of man, and where a
heavy body had evidently been laid. Near this they
found thick clots of dried blood. They gathered up
these clots. and then found buggy tracks leading
from the island towards the road to Boise City, On
reaching Boise City, Bernard delivered these evil
dences to the law officers, swore out warrant for
Walters, and Deputy Sheriff Forsyth went with him
TO his own house on the morning of the 28th arrest
ed Walters. and took him into Boise City,
And now, We will briefly narrate the chain of re-.
markable circumstantal testimony which went to
prove the guilt of the accused.
Oct. Goth Jackson was driving COW along the road
already spoken of, and right at Dry creek tho COW
broke from the road. In chasing her. Jackson dis
covered the coffee which Walters had evidently SPILL
ed from the buggy the night of the 2lst when he
took the corpse of Bacon from the little island on
which. the tracks and attendant circumstances in.
dicated he had deposited the body after he had shot
Bacon dead about noon of that day.
searching party consisting of Austin Savage,
FRANK Corbass, Bernard Riley and Cannon, on Oct.
'oth and 3lst traced buggy tracks the island and
near by Savage found pair of boots identified as the
boots Bacon wore on the day he was last seen alive
thence they traced the buggy to the road leading to
the abandoned lower ferry on Snake river; found
where the buggy and horses had been stopped near
the bank OF the river and footsteps leading thence to
the river where it is inferred Walters threw the BODY
into the stream. He had clearly made this ride in
the dark night of Oct 2st and before day of the ODD
and was this long ride and terrible task which had
occupied him and his team from the evening of the
2lst. when he left Boise City to the morning of the
22d, when he returned to Bernard's
I'VE are obliged to rest here for this issue and will
give the remainder of the in our next, when we
shall also be able to present the proceedings yet to
come-motion for new trial, sentence, &C. But we
Will state that the given to the jury at 70
O'clock midnight. of Monday. and they returned into
court with their verdict of guilty as charged in the
Indictment" at O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon The
prisoner WAS ordered TO appear for sentence on
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock, March Gath and
was then rcInanded to prison. He bore himself
throughout the trial with amazing composurc seem
ing Unconcern. and great self possession He is not
qalte - years OF age. tall. finely formed, of rather
presence, and has an intelligent look
and easy bearing.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-18

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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-18

rnOP CEIEsRATIoN We are informed that the
,-ss Of Excelsior Lodge, No. 1. Of Cen,eryile and
"A. Pioneer Lodge No /, Of Idaho City, Independent
sy d odd Fellows, intend 10 unite in appropriately
..,1iag on April 18th, ensuing the f,eth anuivrr.
rt the Introduction of their Order in the United
his The celebration will take place in this city. and
v5r If exercises and entertainments. as "" learn
fk during the day procession, 10 be followed by
,rlil BY Hon. + L Ensign, OF Silver City, and IN
.:nang grand bill will be held Delegations are
ca:oi t,n 0Tyh-e ani adjacent places, and splen.
aaa.a confidently predicted by the members in this
s3n Further notice Of the celebration will appear
III .aI. weeks issue.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-18

4. g. Tine = Late letters from White
dm..a ''nnny Grove, Charley Douglas,
| .S,s, "O"n here, report the place akin
b e, .;'' Tor the crowd generally. A
tae,. ;; ''l'nes are owned by rich men,
&S0 = y very little money in general cir
FNge. .a1 tor 20 everything are high, ex.
Bud p D. ana there are thousands of idle
sgsd ont 80 ''une,ring. White Pine is near
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-18

= AAVSED BAcK.-Sometime ago the
'"u county Clerk OF Umatila county,
,,1 r'sn'OVed their respective Offices from
= 1aadlng to place called Pendleton,
h. ''''Or' In a suit brought by II. G..
| h ~ .'a"'y Treasurer, Judge Wilson, of
spd5H ", y Court, has issued peremptory
,os.s. " Tue Sheriff and Clerk to remove
Ei i .,;n JACK again to Umatilla Landing,
enn,v "l' Oy this decision of the Court,
.! seat Of Umatilla.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-18

NSe,. s"a@ OF March 9th says the wife
aa, l.e q OF John Anderson, the miss.
(s f.. 'ue'r residence in Portland, that
Dose City. They had received
anderson was drowned in Snake
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-18

shH.z's D4r-le,terday dl~ueI disagreeablo
F,pil: q weather, and 80 it continued all ,!av.
S.:caE then slight rain, heavy mist and general
pm sa,tsli prevailed. The Fcuan flag was hoi,teI
Hsaa: asl!!Gar;ers, AMI Luney had the American
Erzs Aead during the day. We hope, however,
sT:-e gloomy weather, that the 81 Patrick's cclc-
l.: L. al! ,! Pioneer passed OIL splrudllly.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-18
SY LAST NIGHTS STAGE.

".a.:e under this head the following locaI
alg enerI news:
lE fo'e City Democrat of yesterday an.
.'- Y 'aat ). K. Buchanan is sole proprietor
nd aci to him.
,Ey"yhee Ware of Tuesday reports an
- d @ang war in that region, at the head
!, ,-asa'er House gulch. over n placer min.
~ l5-l twenty or thirty shots were fired
' T' nIsat-the effect not known
-, spag =. dispatches to March Ilth say
y. tisn has been confirmed Secretary
T.. H wee Washburn. who is confirmed rs
So. " rance; Boutwell, is confirmed as
,.., .! VI lne Treasury, and Gen. Rawlings,
!, " q war, vice Schofrld, who will,
H. 4 wired WGt' Halleck in the command of the
d pn"l'ary Department. Ex-Gov. Cur
''D''!IVania, goes Minister to Russia.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-18

Net i),.a 's !. Dittman, a German, and
FGS N. Seit with arsenic in Salt
Eta ipta, ta ath' while temporarily in
~ a''0n. He was lately from
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-18

b sel AAlL.-On Sunday evening a
Nde a. VI Overland mail, from the snow
|as,, ~ Tue railroad beyond Salt Lake
E&ph, 'ea here; but since then moth
ktaot ' come sN from that source. We hope
|, ~ fresh blockade 'p'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-18

h@1 WcaT-On Tuesday afternoon. after the
=! . he sse Of Walters, for murder, had returned
t. 's11 CL!si Justice Bowers adjourned Court to
III IN % Wednesday. March 9th
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-18

us,y FsAycIscO.-Mr S. q. RosENB,Ux the
..-s;Ocd ry goods merchant, of Rosenbaum 4 Child,
~. On business trip to San Francisco, there 10
-. stock Of the finest and most attractive goods
A.- ine-dry, fancy, and furnishing goods ladies'
y. ,,,,srps for Spring and Summer wear; genllemens
.sns ,r,hng sea.onable and Of latest styles la
.,,,. caters and slippers; gentlemens dress boots
.,,r shoes: millinery and trimmings; and all kinds
-, ,oa and dress articles, for their stores in this
r,D Boise City And it is the Intention of the firm
.lss ort the business in both cities on the coming
~ Rsenbaum is a superior buyer, he thOrouN ly
.r. tbs market, knows what is wanted here, and he
,ssrnnsi to close out with bargains unparalleled 10
ens.Oners.
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C;tv and County.

.,rou pAssESGER.-By stage of Sunday eve
0" " P. Fry, former resident of this place
jns w. ,,.er He left Omaha Feb. 10th, and reached
an' nackade, overland on the railroad, Feb 18th
ae snV' and he and all the passengers labored for
IOns .,,ns snow, and trying to get through. They
Sv .nou one stretch of twenty miles. lie saw on
>''', vr Edwin Powell merchant OF this place on
he'V"' ,hsr but Mr.. P. had gone to Salt Lake City,
Hw ' that trip delayed in reaching here. Mr.. Fry
s'aN" tbe train by which he came rom Omaha, the
,"as Of our partner, Mr. IL Bowman and of JAS
Ms The well known merchant, both of whom are
w. ~. .xuected to arrive here-and we hope they
Wv soop Mr.. Fry reports n rough time on the
"4 .-;o nv reason of the snow blockade.
"a, ,esr the above was put in type the Boise City
- and among the passengers WAS Mr.. Pow,
sse its in prime condition after his rough time in
d. WIN Trkade. lie reports that Mr.. and Mrs }. w.
DO snow Rowman and G.. T. Reyes, will be here by
NoN rrid,y evening. Bully good news. More over.
@ssU anne by stage last evening. Lieut. LIZ. liam
ind n r ARMY, came passenger from Fort Boise.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-03-18

i'sIH!.L >'osN.-iesterday gave Indications tha
-s''f1 US brewing Tor customaIy burst
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THE CITY.
Arrests for the week, 1886.

Arrests Tor the week, 900.
The child of a one-armed Union soldier is
advertised for adoption.
Four steamers sailed on Saturday for Euro
pean and 10 for Southern ports.
The body of an infant was yesterday found
in the river at the foot Of Wast and sent to the
MOrgue.
Thomas Cahill, of No. AGE Westinghouse,
was kicked the head by horse yesterday and
ly wounded. He was removed 10 Bellevue Hospital.
Patrolman Hoist of the Fourth Precinct was
struck the head and seriously wounded early yeser
day by pavingston thrown by some unknown person
The city and county officers were paid on
Saturday the for salaries having been signed
by the Controller Thursday, and by Mayor Hall on
Friday and Saturday.
Tommy MADDEN, who has been reported as
wckeder than the Wckedest Man in New York." ap-
peaTed at the Special Sessions Court on Saturday IN the
character OF complainant.
Late on Friday night burglar entered the
residence OF James s. COOmbs, at No 141 East Eighy,
seYenthst ny climbing up tue adjoining gntterppe ana
carried OH clothing and Jewery 10 the amount OF slo
Yesterday, Dennis Harrington of No. So
Rige-st quarreied with unknown persons at the
corner of Division and Attorneysts, and stabbed in
the Ng receiving severe wound The assaant escaped
Yesterday a number of human bones were
found old tin boiler, between the rafters of the
house NJ 1857 Canalst., above apartment formerly
occupied two medical students, whose names are
known.
Thomas Freeman, brakeman on the White
Plains express .ran the Harlem Railroad was dan.
0eronsv Injured ~ Saturday by failing from the train
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
VALUABLE CONNECTIONS.

In addition, the Company provide for large
through business, having AS MANY VALUABLE
CONNECTIONS EAST AND WEST AS ANY ROAD
now in operation. The line has lately been CONSOLE
dated with the indianapolis and Danville Road,
making over 200 miles under one management
AT Indianapolis it connects with the Pennsylvania
Central Baltimore and Ohio, also with several other
lines at Danyille; with the Toledo Wabash and
Western, and at Pekin with Peoria, MAKING
NEW THROUGH DIRECT ROUTE in Illinois,
connecting Philadelphia, New-York, Boston and
Baltimore with Peoria, Keokuk, Burlington, Omaha
and the Far West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
LENGTH ARD TOPOGRAPHY.

The road is III 5-lOO miles in length, the only East
and West line connecting the Cities of Danvlle, Ur-
bana. Bloomington, and Pekn, on the line of the
Old Emigrant Road. This section has been justly
named the Garden of the West, and is noted for its
large agricultural and manufacturing products, also
for its valuable mines of Coal The local business
will make the line a FIRST-CLASS PAYING ROAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
IAnnOunoemeutal

Too often Cold is considered a very ordi-
nary trfug affair jus, well m cane and hence system
steay neglected until simple durable affection IS converted into
serous and generally fatal Pulmonary Disease The prudent
aware that Cough Cold should be fed with bu!
the contrary from It's neenc promptly make use Of
D. JAMES BxPHCroRAsr curative which has sustained is reputation
for over thirty remedy always efcacou and sure to exert
most beneficial influence on Bronchial and Pulmonary organs
Sold by All DTLggsz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
No. wn,oy.s1., BnooRL1S 4. D. July !. 1909.

Al. SCovILL a. Co.: DEAR SIRS: For nearly
three years have been afflicted with lung disease and all It's attendant
Ills too be eHunatd aud but for the constant ssn
zion 81 most ,k and faithful physician, mast have shared the fate
of msny III health having To South was eh without
b care Ny cough bleeding returned Induced 10 T
Dr. HALEs LUNG BAsAH and soon found
Pains In breast &C. gradually essened until having used faithfully
aont nine months enabled enjoy good health
The virtue remarkable ny oecd
night Since using have stood the
rpor. without harm. cheefy inorse tins BALKAN won.
blessing suffering humanity and snail cOlnue 70 tc"en
IT, Gratefully yours, hGusrus hA"hEA