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Eor ketrbHr0h and E1y-S 4 u .r6 ami an A.,
ron Chamhers ~, DEPOT; 5:is A 81 3.I5 ana Az,
7 NJ. from 2]d st. Depot. VS. "i' unufu
For iOrf Je1 RS md Wdy-iAO p. NJ from tbamler. =,
- Depot, 81 itom sd 1t. Depot. ~
For Ut1diefoirn and Wdv-3b +. VI from Cbambo,,. a,
Depot. 8i5 p. ~. from 2Sd At Depot ''O''s"
FOR OiisUfie and WdD-ss:aO A. 81 nom tb.nh..
Il Depot; 'S:i5 a. N from sd st Denot' '"anloen
For SgferRs and Wdy-5P NJ, =. 81, and .ii.o p
NJ, rom ChamDors st. Depot AS T. NJ 5,lS j. N
aud I'll p. NJ. from 2d IT Depot. ~
For FIisTsoH and WdU-0A5 4. NJ, oils A. NJ IN
'lS L. NJ, iP. NJ, SIS i. NJ, and Gas + N nov,
Chamber 81. Depol 6:i5 A, NJ. DIS A IT. it'd 4
'l:SP ", 9'AS =. 81, 5l5 T. NJ and Gij + N
for Baeieasaci and ,Wag-s A. N.,l2M,t PM. sii
fpoty s;l5 A. ~. ii:ij NJ, SIS r. VI. S'is i NJ N
For Ret1nOH' and HOUSeY-9 ANIL y N,f'cDPN
l,liP NJ, o +. NJ, tG.,0 =. NJ. ana SATURDAYS an,
tl2 midughD, from Chamber u Depot, rs H.
I!.l5 4. NJ, t3:l5 r. NJ, 4:l5 r. NJ. AS L N, tGi ,
NJ and saturdays only, n midnight
nuring the pleasure seq on the Erle hallway Comna,,
VIII l.sue combination excursion tickets emoracligsI
points Of interest.
Tickets for passage and for Apartments IN Drau,bo
Room and sleeping Coaches can BE- htaiucd, AL or
derS Tor the checking and transfer Of Baggage NAV
LEFT at tn COmpanys offices. gu 90 aud pj Bfoadsat
corner 9Th ST. anl 81 aV., Harlem; - Fulton n
BROOKLYN; Depots loot Of Chambers 81. md foot o. III
It, New YORK and Long DO * Depot Jersey Citr All
of the agents al the principal hOtels.
DAILY. tFor Picrmont only.
WM. Il BARR, tr'ncral sscuCet Agent
L. d. RuCKEE, General surerncnd 'n'.
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Qublis AOiitts.

nEPARTMENTO OF TAXES AND A--Ess-
~ mEN1s. 81 Chambcrs street, New York, lanuap
lSO.-Notce II hereby given IN NIL persons hat the -
sessmen rolls OF the real and persona estate Of the ~
and county Of New ok fo the year lsO will he Opet
Inspection and rev sion on and alter M1nA Jana
ary 10. 1870 and will remain ope until the Dth dy
April lhlO, Inclusive for the correction oi rtron Me
the equalization OF the assessments OF the alorea ru1
and perronal estate of the city and CouJty OF hes
ork. All persons Ocllcvng themso yes TO he astreN
ed must axe APPLICATION to tine Commissioner, iunhs
the period above nloned In order " Obtain the 70
". HIKING, | Commissioners
NATHANIEL SANDS OF Taxes
THOS, j. DREAMER, and
CLIO, H. ANDREWS, Assessment
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DIU EyDress for Rochs,,..
Bunalo. Dunkirk. Cieve',,set,'
cincinnati, aud all points W.T.
and South; also for ~
bnrph. warwick, nionvv,e,,H
and Honesdals. ''n'e'
Ehh tram is Composed Of IN.
hnest Drlwlng Room Loaehe,
IN lhe world, as also the hs.
aud Improved bay Coaeb,.
peculiar TO this line. Sleen,n.
eonches are attached al Hor'
nelleville, running thfon'h
without change 10 Cle,elssS
and Gallon. V'o'anl
Express Man, for Buffalo m,
kirk, Cleveland, Ci1rmnS,'
ana all points Wcsi 49,
south; also for Warw'c'i
hontgoincry, 0uiliofd. PM
Island. and Dnionyillc '
Sleeptng Coaches attached fro-
Snsquehanna ~ Buffalo,
Mghf Eyprcs0. daily, Sor ali
points " est and South hle"n.
| ing Coaches run thfOu bwtb
this train to BuiTtlo. Roci,".
ter. Cleveland. and Cinr,,
mt NNlfI.gt.H .s..l...... 'aNti
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Guparintrsbip Bottles.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the ur:ucNh lalel
~ su siting between james GnHiin, D.. o ih' nv
Of New York, ana Henry l.. BteVo1rt, of t"e ry
brooklyn, under the lTm name Ot GhNuuu hrNOn..
u tins day dissolved ny mutual consent t,theI nht
net Will sign in liquidation .-pA ed New urt Apl
1850. JAMES GAlLNll n, ~,
HENRY l.. ul,ENouRI'
NOTICE of DISSOLuTION.-Noi Notice u heley
~ gwen, that the partnership herrlnln "a IVY. w
tween the Undersigned, un eg The anne, ~ tt anu .
Of Gurner a Co at " Cedar 81, New L.e u. "
day dissolved by mutual cons nj -lti NtN l"'N'
MaIcn Is, 1910 VA j. g. I'm v,r,t
JOhN 4. Sion WILL
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STEAMBOATS, sue nailroaaa

ICRIR RAIBw AZ, TRANS LEAVE DEeor
- foot Of Esd a. aud foot Of Chambers st. as ioiog.
ia st. Chambers st.
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SDlpplns.

A NCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICKETS,
10 and nom any Railway station In Great Britain
ireland, Norway, sweden, Denmark, German M
land, BE GUM, anu the United states, oy steamers al
ing weekly for sale
Al LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
INV HENDERSON BRoTHERS
L...-I ... -
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mlIriarE.

ENNE$T y, BROOM, late ChirfClerk u :. $ an
lIhalS Commission Clam Agency, III Nassau St
Soldiers receiving no bounty, entitlcd pensions
shouldHppy AZ once. Experience In U. s. District At
torney OinCe.
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lat OF LETTERs pubthsd On Tuesday, and fsid.y, r.
~ s.i.iss in Ms Yot City Pest oa eoF9s q Ns.:at ne
e ."d mention h dsis o. iii, List fiblhea sccOdns Law
4. n. harln IhaI LA. GirnnA
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RIotrsslouI 0arOs,

AIUIt5BIOLII VHIJh, 49,
hR. Oils. q Bond ST. New YORK Of mon Wy
IJteputattO office pariOrs rec p'lon WAl uli W.,
lhg ana sleeping rooms tn most en-" llre ~ An,
ices moderate. EVcTyO ouy send thrrt stamps lul W.
phlct, IhOuSI OF tho unfortunate from ever o,.
cured annually. No matter who failed Slt' q IA
come, his opinion costs nu,hlug. Hours A. H. W.
l.. NJ.
hN. BARROW connd .nuAly olrr' .u'G, 49,
~ health TO tie debllital ~ ana disc t-'- - u.
practice. ~ Livingston d., bIooElyn, non 90 y
from los
tINIE MOST celebrated puy.icau M 'h' '.lt ~. "'
Il cure OF nervous doOllty and utlu'iN ds
Or. LEW T., Iesti' -
AIDES AFFLIi TED-IU whatever ~ q
i rev upon sale aud spec ~ cure by III H'A'@'''
Chatham 81, Circular tree, trst poet.
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INOU LIVERPOOL tyls Quecusiownl, earrynl
il the y. S. Mails:-1he LIVERPOOL ANb GKkAl
WESTERN STEAM COMPANY will despaicb one oi
theI nIse,as, full pewsg fon screw sieanslDs ToS
MANHATTAN Cdp Forsyth. Ma ch ~ at f. N
MINNESOTA. Capt. Price. April 6 ali AN
IDAHO Capt. Cutting. ...........,.Apr Is Al 4 y
NEVADA Cant Green XII "a a. ~
CuLoRADO Can't. Mil1ams...... April q StSP NJ
NEBRASKA. Capt. Guard. .........Mlt az IN
Iap,n pass arc. ssO solo steerage passage (omceD
broadway tBcurrency.
Lof freight or cab passage apply to
WILLIAMS 4 GUION. g walls
NATIONAL LINZ or STEAMSHIPS
IN TO LlNERfOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
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H(toltal.


failed. once. Beach st.
SAti. and speedy cure for ladies' Affections from
~ whatever cause, nv DR.. H. u GRlNnLk, 10 West
btl 81, near bth HNouue. Board nursing.
DN ICE EE-Al treated a. IA Greenwich At.
~ VI lrNeI and asue, ltl umaNsn an dyspepsia has
been cured why slierp You can be cusef
n ERNOI~ DEBILITY, and complaints Of eiihof
i ' sen cured immediately by UT, EVANS, NJ Chatham
81 Physical yisor restored by bn Ln4ir OF Lie.
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Building Hlarrmls.

V1NENlH WINDOW GLASS,-EDwARD r.
Il DICklE co, 90 Warren a.. New IOrK, import.
ers OF every descT ton OF window gaSs Parties about
10 build or put IN new store to viii do well " send
Tor price list before purchasing elsewhere.
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Steal notitss.

-
SNEw Y3RK;-MarIa sieinrnek scnu.er Olsiutli
OF the Iadss snd OF SS he sSys e
Court made In the above emit Ell acton thr rr'irs,
auction, at Tie Exchange siiesrooms' iii Bfoadsayl
osSes noon s through Jha VI ~ Il a MiLf LsS Ia
S an nncuoneSr a.. mat certain pee; Or naer d
eH Ward cy ffSSes Yor iG and boudc Az
efS .ias ayiSr on street distant GO went ayc Re,
Nell from ne aorh1s.lcry corner Of yiasGn
with shsr Street ssSsSynine @ iest , aea vest
thence southeriy parallel with sheriff street scydn1
niue feet q The northerly line q Rv1fion street.
soS street hIsSatynSs feet 70 t9s poia or place Of
JOHN {; BUSH ELL, Referee, IS Nassau st.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. 81 AID SO Nassau st.
SUPEEME COURT-cny ana Count, Of New
~ lorS'CCBank OF North Amcriea' plaintiff AGAINST
summons Tor money demand ou contract. Com. NJ
, Td h. o.,.r.,,,..
You are hereby SUNNI oned and required to answa
the complaint IN ms action which vii be n ed N thu
u the Court House in said ciiy, and 70 serve copy
1t their once, q Pine street. In ssid civ Shn wen
GAYS alter the service OF this summons on YOU, erciu
ever The said compliant Within the time Aforesaid ta
planur in This action will take judgment q. anst yos
lars with Interest from tne i'm day Of arch thoo
sand eicht hundred and seventy besides the cost and
disbursemen's OF this action.
Dated March "a, $50.
sTRAHAN 4 ROOT,
Ilantn Attorneys,
a. Pine Al,
The compliant IN the above entitled action was nl@
IN The Office Of the County Cerk Tor the county Of rev
York at tne city Hail. city o New York, On the MN
day OF March, 1870. -
sTRAHAN a ROOT,
Plaintiffs Au0rneys
- ECEIvER's >AIB.-By virtue OF an order Of
the SnprUine Court. the subscriber receiver OF th
DAynsht Bnrner Company, VIII Sc AT pubic AUCTION
At Me Merchants EXCHANGE, in ths city OF New York
on Saturday, the 9Th day OF April, 1910 at y oclooi
noon, the following properly OF the said Company
Nit Certain Letters Patent for Improvement In Lamp
had OF tue subs crlbcr.
:, WILLARD BARTLETT. Receiver. % PiusH
X. II, 6THAHAs, Counsel.
New York. March "a, $50
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The Income Tax Law Repealed.

There is u serious misrepresentation in
the public mind in relation TO the income
tax. Petitions are being sent to Wash
inglon for the repeal Of this Inv. 1t
should be distinctly understood that the
Income Tax law was repealed by liInitR-
ton on the 81st day Of December, 1850.
The tax now being assessed Is for the year
1860. After It is paid no other income tax
can be collected or assessed without the
enactment of an entirely new law, which
Is not likely TO be brought about. The re-
peal of the old law Is final md uncOndi.
tlOnaI. II takes effect as soOnas the tax
for 1860 Is paid. 4 bill passed. tho House
under tho previous question gag rule few
days ago, providing for the assessment
and collection of on income tax for ono
year only 1870, but II met with disastrous
defeat in the Senate. 1t isMOt at0ll likely
that Congress will put such needless
burden upon the people again in face Of
the unanimous protest Of the entire press
Of the country. The occasion that called
for II has passed away forever. Lot us
have no moro income tax lNWS-N r
Herald.
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Yirrinia and West Yirrinia.

From ne Richmond Dtip1tdt'
AIossnS. Robertson, Sutllerlin, and
Aylett, our commissioners for the adjust
ment Of the State debt with West Virgin
Ia, returned on Saturday, tue Legislature
Of West Virginia having, a few hours be-
fore AdiOurning RiHe de, passed Joint res.
oluCon authorizing Governor Stevenson to
appoint three commissioners on behalf Of
West Virginia. Ono Of these commits
siOners Is TO he appointed from each Of the
congressional districts Of that State, and
tho names Of these commissioners have
not yet been announced. The names we
gave on Saturday were those Of the joint
committee Of the two Houses Of the Gen
eral Assembly. l. I
Upon the first arrival Of our Commits
siOners at Wheeling there was some dis
position manifested to postpone all action
until tho decision of tho Supreme Court
and tho dismissal by Virginia of the suit
for the recovery Of the counties Of Jetter.
son and Berkeley, and Of this policy Dir,
Charles james Faulkner was q strenuous
advocate. An amendment to such effect
was adopted in the Senate Ito the House
bill for tho appointment Of CommiSsiO-
ners), but upon the House ofDGlagatcS re-
flsing to concur, tho Senate amendment
was Withdrawn, and the Joint Resolution
which originated in the House, was
adopted. (.
There WINS much unanimity in the final
action Of the Legislature in the passage Of
the resolution for the appointment Of the
commissioners, and 1t passed the House Of
Delegates by vote Of 40 to 8, and In the
Senate by q handsome majority.
During their weeks sojourn in Wheel
ing our commissioners were treated with
great respect and kindness by the Cover.
nor and Legislature, as well as by the
press and the citizens Of Wheeling, and
were most favorably impressed by the in
telligence and courtesy Of tho officials
with whom they were brought In contact.
Our old friend Governor PCirpoint, who
is now n leading Radical member Ofthe
House of Delegates, fur from throwing oh.
staCles in the way OF the commissioners,
rendered them valuable and most impOr.
tant assistance, and advocated the joint
commission in u very good speech. The
first meeting Of the joint commission will
probable DO held in this city, and steps will
then he taken for the commencement Of
what will necessarily prove long, I'M
portant, and most labOriOus work.
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The Sea Serpent in Braxton County,


From as WtIton Democrat Of Monday =
We are informed that few days ago,
as n party Of hunters were near the mouth
Of Oh Creek, in Braxton county, they were
startled by peculiar noise and splashing
in the wafer, and on going to the bank OF
the stream they saw an immense fish,
which their distorted imaginations ut once
converted into some kind Of marine
monster, and they hurried back to the
suburbs ofLumberpOrt to tell the tale and
secure rcinforccmGnts. The relief came,
and all proceeded to the Greek where the
'sca.horsc" WIS still padding his way up
the stream. III swimming; he travelled
much as the minnows do; but had an
awkward why Of lining up his head and
showing one Of the ugliest mouths (if we
may believe thcreporf that It was over the
misfortune Of man to gaze upon. The
hunters watched him for some time, when
he began to rCtrace his way toward the
Little Kanawha. They then fired several
shots, none Of which seemed to take any
serious effect, although traces Of blood
were visible all along his path The hun.
tiers not being able 10 keep up with him,
he soon got into deep water and WIS lost
to view. What kind Of Il bird he was Is
yet mystery, but the prevalent impress.
sion in the ncigliborhood Is that II was
some kind Of q sen monster, which had
come up the Mississippi to the Ohio, and
so on 10 tho Little KanawhH-ihGnCe to
Oil Creek. rf
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Fearful Accident in Tucker Goa
Man Falls Down 1OO.feet
Precipicc.
From he K1nOroooa Journal Of Sdtwday.

From ne R1ngtcOod Journal Of Saturday.
We learn that Mr.. Solomon J. Parsons,
of Tucker county, met with terrible nc.
cidcnt while out hunting one day lust
week. II appears that he had shot at u
wildcat near the river, and going for
ward to ascertain what had become Of 1t,
caught hold Of some bushes which grew
on the brink Of a clilr Of rocks and leaned
over to look below. Just as he did this
the branches 10 which he held gave way,
and he was prccipitatcd down the preci-
picc distance of over one hundred feet,
and fell on the ice frozen in tho side Of tho
river. When his companion reached him
he was entirely scnselcss and terribly man.
glcd A physician was ut once sent for
and news of the accident conveyed TO his
father, residing in this place, who immc.
diatcly started 10 visit him.
Our latest intelligence is TO the effect
that Mr.. Parsons Is still alive, and hopes
arc entertained that with careful attention
his life may yet be saved.
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AN Indiana paper tells this story Of a
cruel woman who lives in the town Of
MunciC in that State: "By her cruelty, she
drove two Of her daughters from her to
seek u home among strangers She beat,
and bruised, md starved them, until they
were forced to fly. The last thing she
did to them was to take Us many pins Us
she could hold in one hand and rake up
aud down their arms with the points
She also took an orphan child, living with
her, and put 1t in IL pen where several
hogs were tattening, and tried to make the
brltes tear the flesh from the child'G
body" -----
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Tho Charleston Jail Delivery.

The Kanawha Republican has the fol-
lowing very mild account of the recent
jail delivery there by Hindman's XII
Klux:
AIessrs. Cox and Whitclaw, tho former
known as horse thief, and the latter us u
Countcrfeiter, both Of whom have been
staying in our Jail awaiting trial, conclud.
cd, on Wednesday last, that it was too
long between term and term, and In broad
daylight during the afternoon ofsald day,
they quietly took their exit, II Is rumOr-
cd TINT somebody turned them out, and
We arc not at Nil disposed to dispute the
statement. 1t is getting to be very COM
mon thing for men to get out of an $4,000
iail. Wouldn't 1t be good idea to swap
dOOr.kcGpGrs OCcasiOnallyE
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FINANCiAL: 81
OFFlcE OF
Fisk & HATCH,
I, ,r = ,4nS,nars.7FRs
Government Securities F!
No, s Npssau Street, N0w YOrk,
FEBRUARY Is, 1870,

FEBRUARY 10, 1870.
The remarkable success which attended our ne
vo,Is,IOu OF the Loan. Of the CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY, and the wE'FAnN PACIFIC
RAILROAD coXPGNT, and the popularity and
credit which these Loans have maintained |" tho
markets, both In this country and Europe have have
shown that the Ptnt Mortgage Bonds of wisely
located and hOnOrably .manAgCd Railroads arc
promptly recognized and readily taken al tho
mos, suitable safe, and advantageous form OF In
y,.,mOnt, yielding more libonlinOOme than can
hereafter DO derived from Government Bonds, and
available to take their place. IL.
Assured that, In the selection and negotiation
or,uDerior Railroad Loans, wO are meeting. .
y,s., public want, and rendering valuable ser.
vr.s-bo,h to the holdcrs Of Capital and to those
vre.. National works of Internal improvement
whose IutdnsIe merit and substantial character
entitled them to the use Of Capital and the con-
sdspco Of lnvcstorS-wc now offer with special
,ouadencc aud satisfaction the ..r..
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
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1.-THE life OF tho aesh lS In tho Blood" Is a
sCriptural maxim that science proves to DO true.
Tho people talk Of bad blood, as tho cause Of
mAny diseases, and like many popular opinions
this OF bad blood Is founded IN truth.
Tho symptoms Of bad blood arc usually quite
plaIn-bAd Digestion imperfect nutrl.
ton, and consequently tho circulation is feeble,
the son tissues lose their tone and elasticity, and
the tongue becomes pale, broad, and frequently
covered with a 'paSty, white coat. This eondI.
ton soon shows itself In rOUghHaaS Of the skin,
then In ERUPTIvE and LUCRATIVE diseases, and
when long continued, results In serious LESSONS Of
tho Braln, LIvCF, Lungs, or urinary apparatus
Much, very much, suffering 10 caused by impure
blood. 1t Is estimated by SOmO that one.Gfth Of
tho human family are affected with scrofula in
SomC form. t'.t
When tho Blood ls pure, you are not so liable
to any disease. Many impurities Of the Blood
arise from Impure diseases OflArge cities. Eradl.
catO every impurity nom thefOuutaIn Oflifc, and
good spirits, fAr skin and vital strength will re.
turn to you. .
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Hon. VIM. B. Stevenson, Governor WOst Va.
a" Z. l.. Berkshire, / Judges Supreme Court Of
james II. Brown, Appeal. Of West Va;
]. il jackson, Jr., Judge Of v. :. District
D. B. 7. FiauranSworth, President OF Senate,
/" A, WCrnIngei, member Senate.
Jacob HOrnbrook, Prost, West Va. Ina 70:
Jacob N. Blchel, Vice Prest.
Caleb Boggoss, Attorney, Clarksburg, W, va,
3, White, SEcrif Mercer county,
II, G, Davis, Senate, Mineral county,
J. N. Camden, President Of First National Bank,
ParkcrBburR.
gates Of West Virginia.:
Hon, u. II. Smith, KanawhA county
q. g. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, WGtzcl
Nathan Goa, Harrison
Joseph TeteF, Barbour
T. N. Hill, Marion
James ueryey, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
r. Davidson, Taylor
Henry BFannon, Lewts
Floyd Nicely, Doddridge
j, r, BOwyeF, Putnam
]. s. Wilkinson, Lincoln
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: FREE FRoM DTRT.-Is there any hhil
colnFing preparation, either here or in
Europe, that resembles PMAION's VITAL
IA, or SALVATION For THE HAIR? MOI
one. 1t Is a clear fluid that flows from the
bottle; docs not stain the skin, and pro
duccs none but natural shades Of color
It las no sediment. Sold by all druggists
and fancy goods dealers. cod.
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ho Ronds are 10 denomInatlons Of
$1,000, $500 aud 500.

They will be issued az Coupon BoNdt, pdya6't
10 BsGrtr, and may DO held in that form; or
The Bond may be Ft0lst6Fsi in the name Of the
owner, with the coupons remaining payable to
bearer attached, tho principal being thCn trans
Iesable only on the books Of theCompany, unless
re.ASSIgned to bearer; or
The coupons may DO detached and cancelled,
tho Bond made permanent RFelsteTtd Bond,
transferable only on the books Of tho Company,
aud the Interest made payable tnly to the regis
tered owned or his attorney.
Tho thsee classes will DO known respectively as:
LIST. "Coupoa Bonds payable to Bearer"
ed. "RogITtOrOd Bonds With Coupons Of.
taehed." .,- t|.ru..
Sd. "ReEiSterNd Bonds With Coupons do.
tAehsd," and should be 30 deSgnatel by Cores
pOndsntS In specifying the elias osBondS desired.
They have thirty years 10 mn from January
IS, 1870 with interest at Slr PR cent per anuum
from November I, 1860. PRINrEAL AND INTER-
rat PAYABLE IN GOLD IN THE CTR or NETWORK.
The interest Is payable In Mar and NOVEMBER,
that 1t may take the place Of dat Of the earlier
issues Of FIvO.TweutICS, and SUIT the convenience
Of our friends who already aold Central and
Western Pacific Bonds, with interest payable in
January and July, and who may desire, In max
Ing additional Investments, to 1--we their interest
receivable al different seasons Of tho year.
TheLnAn ia secured BY mortgage upon the
entire Line Of Road frOm Richmond to tho Ohio
RlVeF, with the equipment and Il other property
ana ApPdrtsHGNeos connected thtFOWith
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Meets with GREATsUccEss in tho CURE of
Diseases Of the Nervous System.

Almost nine.tenthS Of our people suffer from
nervous exhaustion, and are, therefore, liable to
lts c0nCOmlt1nt evils Of mental depression, con.
fused Ideas, SOttCnlng Of tho brain, insanity, and
complete breaking down Of the general health.
Thousands arc suffering to-day with broken.
down nervous systems, and, unfortunately, TO.
bAecn, alcohol late hours, Ovcr.wOFk, (mOntnl and
physlcaD arc cauBIng diseases Of the nervous ByB.
ten to Increase at fearful ratio.
Tho symptoms 10 which diseases Of tho nervous
System give rise, may be stated as follows: A
dull, heavy feeling III the head sometimes more
or less sGverc pain or headache; Periodical Head
Confusion OF Ideas; Temporary Loss OF Memory;
Detection Of Spirits; Starting during Sleep; Bad
Dreams; Hesitation In Answering QnestlonS
Dullncss Of Hearing; Twitching Of tho Pace and
Arms Sc, which, n not promptly treated, lead
to PaFalySlR, Delcrium, lnEauity, lmpOtGncy, APP
Oplexy, &c, &c.
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a DEBATING society at Lyons has been
for some time engaged in. the discussion Of
the question: "lf you had u have n bile
where would y0n have III" and It's MEM
bcrs havo finally decided, ION another itl-
1Ovu
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AN afflicted husband was returning
from tho funeral Of his wife, when friend
asked him how be was "Wcll," said lie,
pathetlCally, II think | feel better for that
little walk