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Made of Poor Rum, Whisky, Proof Spirits, and
please the taste, called "Tonics," "Appetizers, )"
'Restorers," &C. that lead the tippler to drunk
eness and ruin, but true medicine, made from
the native Roots and Herbs of California free from
all Alcoholic Stmulants. They the Great Blood
Purifier and Life Giving Principle, perfect Removal
tor and Invgorator of the System, carrying off all
poisonous me- tier, and restoring the blood to q
tiers according to directions, and remain long I'M
well.
500 will be given for an incurable case, provided
the bones not dest, wed by mineral poisons or
other MEANS and the vital organs wasted beyond
the point OF repair.
For Infammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, and
Gout, Dyspepsia Indigestion, Bilious. Remittent,
or, Kidneys, and Bladder, these Bitters have been
most successful. Such Diseases caused by
Vilated Blood, which is generally produced by de-
rangemeut of the Digestive Organs.
Cleanse the itiated Blood whenever you find its
impurities burst ting through the skin in Pimples,
Eruptions Sores: Cleanse it when you find it OBJ
structed and sluggish in the veins cleanse it when
the blood pure and the health of the system will
follow.
Pin, Tape, and other Worms, lurking in the system
of many thousands, effectuay destroyed and
removed.
In Bilious remittent and Intermittent Fevers,
these Btters have equal. For full directions read
carefully the circular aro,nd each BOTTLE printed in
four lar guages-English, German, French and
Spanish
J. WALKER, Prop, 80 Commerce st. N. Y.
K. H. MCDONALD L. CO., Druggist AID General
Agents, San Francisco and Sacramento, California,
and 80 & "a Commerce st. n. Y.
Gy-SoM by all Druggists and Dealers. 81 3m
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PANHANDLE ROUTE:
Pittsburg, Cincin'ti, and st. Louis Railway.
On and after JAM LIST, TO- Trains will run as follows
EASTWARD.
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j. M. WATSON has taken the Central
Hotel, on Main street, between Marion
and Franklin street, and proposes to
keep a,first class boarding house.
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THE
NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

For twenty-five cents you can buy
of your Druggist or Grocer a pack
age of Sea Mess Farine, manufacture
ed from pure Irish Moss or Cara
geen, which will make sixteen quarts
of Blanc Mango, and like quantity
of Puddings, Custards Creams, Char
lotte Russo, &c. &c. 1t is by far
the cheapest, healthiest and most de-
llcious food in the world.
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE co,
So Park Place, N. Y.
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This machine will run either backward or forward
with equal facility; makes the stitch as BY
hand, but far superior in every respect Will knit
10000 STITCHES IN ONE MINUTE.
and do perfect work, leavi.g every knot the in.
side of the work. 1t will knit pair of stocking
tany size in less than halt hour. 4 will knit
Close or Open, plain or ribbed work, with any kind
Of coarse or fine wooden yarn, cotton, silk
linen. 1t will knit stockings with double heel and
toe, drawers, hoods, sacks, smoking caps, comforts,
PURSES muf-, fringe, afghans, nubas, underseeves.
mttens, skating caps, lamp wioks, mats, cord, un.
dershirts, shaws jackets. cradle blankets leggns,
suspenders, wristers, tides, tppets, tufted work,
and in fact endless variety of articles in every
day use, well as for ornament.
FROM SIS TO $40 PERDAY
Can be made by any one with the American Knit
ting Machine, knitting stockings, &C., while expert
operators can even make more knitting fancy work,
which always commands ready sale. person
readily knit from twelve to fifteen pairs of stock
ings per day, the profit which will be not less
than forty cents per pair.
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@Ofhce openfrom 1880 A. n. to 1902 On
Sunday from 900 to 10:00AM
I. II. JULIAN. P. n.
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NoTIcE.-Express Train, East, and Southern Ex-
press, West, run daily. All other Trains daily
Sundays excepted.
-Elegant Sleeping-Cars on all night Trains.
S. F. SCULL, GenH Ticket Agent.
d. s. GRAY, I'd v. p. andl
Gent Manager, Columbus Ohio.
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partaking Of meat that was unquestion-
ably unfit for food No deaths have
been reported as having directly result
ed theretrom, SO Messrs, Lawrence and
Jeckers are pronounced not guilty, by
our estimable city government, and we
the unfortunate meat-eating public m ust
expect to pay Cor peeping' by continu-
ing in the old path prescribed for rs by
the butchers and inspectors for whom
it would be a suitable punishment to
feed them for while exclusive of every
other kind of food, on tender ioins from
hogs that had breathcd their last in fit
of Asiatic Cholera, or beefsteaks cut
from animals that had found life disa-
greeable from the chronic itch.
BIBLE QUESTION.
We are again to have a public agita
ton on this subject 1t seems to be
scissors to the last with the denomina-
tons. Each one is right, and every
other is wrong. It seems to me that a
great deal Of valuable time is wasted on
this subject. The Old Testament is a
book that cannot be read with interest
or profit by children. By young read
ers certain parts would be misconstrued,
while its history and poetry are not to
be appreciated by them. While the New
Testament not being in accordance with
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
PosT OyrcE AND COunr.IIoCss, NTx YSRK ,a1o CITY
>DoDocAJ E0R WROUGHT AND CAST

MON WORN foR TIKI POsT:OFrCE AND C0URTH0UsE, %
~. o. AsD Of S sapnendens until
sS M sth o May 1870 furnishing delivering sitting and put
buIe. now hs cce consisting Of caston columns bed plates
&C. wrought ron beams rrer DC , h, c. ,roe and
fe from davis or any kind and Of the best quality o. ns
metal and Of the number and Ssn oMn @ & ~ esu weight and no
surplus weight be paid for viii any castings o yes
vsr,ing any respect from the requirements o '0 "s
Al bearings plates &C. must be passa Or on .s
% esn, and Sre must be manufacture Of the wad.woh
pbanI or Pttshng Union Works Cooper Hewitt or OF oet
Amercsu thereto and must be OF the % anu @
called schedules and be the be wrought ironi 'ney vi" DC
stragh, sound in all respect Of int quality ,, ~ ., ~,
All brick work mn rest on earon peo s " e
Dimensions required by the specifications ard
All Necessary bolts wedges ties angle IRONS anchor, s %
u Se, 51eSsr Il ns. ss .o1s o i sas viii be
who will pat the entire wors together al u & @ H.; " ~ ~
Te eriers viii he pos together with bolts and steel wedges as shown
by dsyng' and they Ggshs5 I N.Y. found a Te in any parcu
% Contractor. win he permitted the deis and engines
in uniting the sor in place charge but will be required TO pay
the empoyeda WORKING uem who vii ee
the department required safong to he furnished O the con-
TRAITORS. s.. ....,,or .Dd he.ms
will ncule the wedges bolts angle irons clamp. yes [
metal work to 1T and ut the worh IN place "n
mentioned in drawings or schelules or nof /. l.. .o
work he furnished delivered hth ana pht W P
pee months after date Of written nouee To Vi"
The ubdvide different bidders but vi" be
b sn Mi he used in identifying material and making the
payments, which will be made monthly dedue'g ten yer cent "h '
All Ss must be accompanied by penal bond the hhy hou
sand OOo dollars that the bidder viii accept and perform the con
tract awarded him. the sucency Of the security to be eTa 10 p
the distinct Alto Of the district where he resides 49, ,,,
Department the right to reee, any or s m Fla b ~
the printed form to be obtained IN ms ohee ana CO. III
moi he considered neither will proposals he receyd from any parties
Who not themselves engaged IN tae manai,s o. % [ o he
iron work and rhS & have not the necessary A'N"e' O'
Psesa. viii te indorsed Work. and addressed to
f. Snponntetdelt
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23

COFFPE-The market remains dull and sales Of impo'ai Nsre
reported but holders s grades and the oienu we s
Ihe samples Rio per being out DELAYED opera ~ %
what. -, ,.,,.
FLOUR AND MEAITh day week we leg our or |,I,s PS
heavy fo though for Fal hs
siuce liberal ais and less favorable Lo
prices Of low and medium grades have declne
ruled stesiy but have not sold 80 ~ w
trade present being well stocked Lols Of eloc g 30 w.
o in Of the scarcity oil chof
Wheat though in the present dep
further would greatly restrict lis
grades attention tho'
advanced and have huctuate and the supp Il IN
hut AZ the current high figures The consumption not w ~
close accepted good Business has ben
and Superne much Tower figures the later clos y a.
The business FOR export has BEEN tuif.W
prices demanded early in the week eoo<iierahs
tbe supplies received tins week prefi"asl S" @A
addition stock which aioFis isi
In Unsound Sprug Wheat Extras better husn'ss ma Tn
nothing has been made pubic or A
absence speculative feeling is Partca! , sr
we'll as of most OF afe. Present pres
thu average Of PRIOR the war and are 40 a.
than the To-day Western and state Flour Nee s,s
low and medium grades especially the Etter hgA r.s
hut VERY quet the demand tor export Is qle sl 'n'" ~
- - w.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
SATURDAY. Nav PIP. ".

SATURDAY, May PIP. ".
The week closes with a remarkably quiet
stock market but there is undertone Of confidence IN
our leading stocks that will probably give more business
and better prices in the week to The stock IN our
great lines OF railroad worth more and no less
because any sales here at the Stock Board or because
of any wild speculation in them for the mere purpose OF
gain The wonderful and rapid growth of the country
and its trade and traffic give value to investments IN our
railway system; and he who has watched carefully It's
marvellous progress in material wealth alone VIII not
fail ig confidence as to its future
Foreign Exchange is firm to-day, but quiet az usua Oh
Saturday on the basis Of 1924 9lO9 for prime bankers
sixtyday bills and 1lO GlOl for sight Commercial bis
are scarce and few bond bills are making
The statement this afternoon Is very favorable
to continued ease in the money market and to lower
rates of interest The increase in loans for the week
increase in specie, sl663O4s increase In oe
posits AllOG07 increase In legal tenders, SlV'oSol
decrease in circulation sO2332 Money on call Is offered
i'm great abundance per cent on Government ponds
and at per State and railroad bonds and Stocks
The following comparison of the averages OF the past
IA, ..I;prx
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.


CURRENCY BONDS,
Yielding to purchasers arevenue OF
Q PER CENT PER ANNUM
On amount invested. SOME AND PER CENT PIlhE
COUNTY BONDS principal and interest payable by
the State of Illinois, for sale at discount An ex-
.-ldingly desirable security.
GOLD BONDS.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF TIE
GREAT MIDLAND RAILROAD
OF NEw-YORK,
Issued only on finished road, and issue limited to
about half cash cost for sale at par and interest
EIGHT PER CENT GOLD BONDS or
MONTGOMERY AND EUFAULA RAILROAD,
Indorsed by State of Alabama ssned only on finished
road and limited by law $4,000 per mile, for sale
at 97i and interest.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
ST. LOUIS AND SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY
road highly commended by the business men OF
St. Louis. One of the cheapest gold bonds Oh the
market. Price, 92s and interest
The per cent Gold Bonds are free of United
States tax, and can be registered. For sale by
GEO. OPDYKE & Co., 25 Nassan-st-
BANKING HOUSE OF LEWIS, DANIEL q Co,
No. IA Wall-st.,
NEw-YoRK, MAY IS, 1870.
Mr.. JOHN c. LATHAM, jr., late OF Kentucky, this
DAY becomes a partner III our firm.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
NEW MUSIC.
..,o. hos inst nublished two excellent

Ccb;rmer has lust published two excelieht
~.,,,ons nv sienor Carlo Bosoni. One Is la Gto1d,
nravura waltz written expressly for Miss heose anu
,yne nv that lady at some of her concerts III
artable for brilancy Of style and deicaey OF meody'
while in its originality and its Thoroughly eooo "'e
\, A. ,mmeasuraby superior TO the commonplace pieces
h,ch the popular composers OF the day uash On WIN
ncb fatal facility The other composition Is 'ehuer
"a ,ooutifnl romanza entitled Air Di e. Other Days J.
h,cb oueht 10 become much favorlte IN tne pdroi
M the waltz is likely to he in the concert roon'
Charles w. Harris sends us number OF MS
racent notifications of sheemusic among wheh VIC hu
,evcra that deserve notice Mr.. William r. Muler is
a. ,hor of three sacred songs for voice, namely:
..Co,oo Info Me""O jerusalem" and 1.-The Earth Is
,hc Iord's~ The first of these is painuve meloul'
ouite in the vein Of MendelSsohn, OF whom MI n"no,
constantly reminds in the decaey OF MS s'yle anu
the bcauv OF his haTmonies. From the same cop"seI
we have song entitled Midnight Stars" well adapted
IN tho concert room. Mr.. Joseph Tamaro, the tenor
ir &c The author of an "Ave Maria" Of norid char
acter which is already popular in certain fashonaDe
churches.
Mr.. William II. Clarke, whose "New Method
for Reed Organs we have heretofore commended has
published small collection of Short Voiandries Jor me
Oroat Reed organ, Melodeon, Ditson Coz Inc!
Me nearly all intended for the soft stops are all easy
and all in style of the genuine organ school, 10 winch
learners will do well to conGne themselves Although
,esgued for church they will answer very wen as
EXERCISES for pupils In of his arrangements Oh
standard pieces Mr. Clarke has taken liberties win te
original text which not only in bad taste pu enrey
useless these however, only occasional pemisheS
which do not seriously impair the value OF the ceecoh
We wish he had been particular to tell what the
peces are which he has chosen For instance chor'
from the Elijah" he gives merely as an "aegro by
Mendelssohn and 81 Know that my Redeemer Liveth
is for some nscruable reason, entered as argheto
by Handel.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23

E,ces. over legal reserve i6G $sGiGs 76l
one year ago to-day, in this city was per cent
CALI prime paper generally 7Gs per cent with exeep
tions at per cent. Gold quoted at 1927 United
States bonds Gs of 1881 coupon at l22 50s 1862 coupon
1874; do 1864, ll7k; do 1885, l9s l00s, l09s To-day,
gold the highest point ll45 and for United states
bonds of 1884, coupon, 1T was bid for 5Os s62
coupon ll2 bid do 1854, III bid do 1865 llli bid;
lO4os 1851 bid. To-day money is from to per cent,
and prime commercial paper from 81 to per cent and in
great demand, but very scarce The decline I'D Sod OF
% per cent has produced any marked convuson in
our business while many OF our best merchants desire
the day to arrive when our paper currency VIII lie par
with gold. 1.-THE world moves" and the croakers' vo
cation il evidently gone.
The Gold Room has been without excitement to-day,
although some operators have been unloading The
changes in quotations have been follows: 10 a. M at
ll4 lG4O 4s; 1889, 14i; 1l9. lis; l:S5, ll. 1923
p. m, lIiE; 1l4,; 1;i2, llii: llis; 1885, llit.
The transactions OF the Gold Exchange Bank were
as follows: Clearances, $2o6i6,0oO; gold balances
siS3sI55; currency balances, sGGs,9 Holders OF gold
paid from to per cent for carrying over balances
Business in Government bonds has been unusually
light with steady prices 5:20s coupon 1884, lls do 65
new ia 67 m 1910, coupon 1885, currency s., ll2I
state Bonds very dull and operations light Geor
ga U.s. 95l; Missouri 9 Illinois, coupon 1879, mot 1879
repOrted) l0l Connecticut 6s l0li; North Carolina
new, 24a.
In Railroad bonds hut little business was done, hut
prices were well maintained Chicago and Alton, 1st'
O2l Toledo and Wabash convertible bonds, sos; st.
Louis and Iron Mountain S9i Morris and Essex, ls lO
Columbus, Cincinnati, and indianapolis Central, lst 49,
Express stocks active, with sales of Adams,
ex dv at 6l a64 American Union i3i; United States,
As; Merchants Union Express, ~; Wells Fargo, 14t
Bank stocks usually, dull, with sales OF Mer
chants at 1885, Commerce, l29 Mechanics Banking Asso
citation, 12i Hanover Bank 1854 Continental 9s; Fourth
National l0S.
The stock market continues heavy and weak Lake
Shore this morning, sold at 81 a9 and this m. at s7s
ASH This stock bears the hammering remarkably well
and does Ohio and Mississippi at 3s d36s Chicago
and North s1s this stock is strong also Mil
waukee and St Pau, 654 aG5s; do preferred so5 The
following the highest sales OF the stocks named at
the latrs gNcn:
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
THE MARKETS.

Carefully Reported for THB TsiBusE
SkTCRpAY, NAV q. lfn
AsHEs-Tbe market quiet but steady 50 2d 8 for Pots Pearls
Y nominal.
COTTON-Th general demand has been moderate ard tie
ket has unsettled though about former tg
ye, retained sales Of 5 bales @ last evening" Of vha
as were export consumption and q for speculation for m
ure delivery night 100 bales June 2tc to-day e NAY
2llc 100 22!c 100, July 22 500 July 2tc le seIfs,a
hen sc and 100 October l9s-a basis Of Low Mddng We
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23

GRAIN-Oniy olersie degree o activity has hst ana
demand has beea 10
but rue-isy has tesu ohhl
uneas Gayers Th. comparatively new "snr 10 s,,n
nrn,prtiyry quite aud should tbs ip9n S
Tor fortnight ills sp th the surplus lo ~. ,ntn,p
has ematss O1f
able ioT then In frsne
.nprhes the their farmers tncsu 20 % h, Nb
sdsicrs from conflict ng hui 'ne llt Gus
co, is ,,ry and their Surplus vii he .nl dining
h..n poTe ih.T,l of ~hieh Was
the oand 20 be IN YER ,p AZ
been readily crrent mArse prices o -. Much
snrng yry light which accounts for toe woe ,l ,p
OF hr Spring received rail pro,r to BE- on Nc
heavy liberal arrivals IN prospect Anost 49, 80. lsu
has been 10 moderate eTpor, aud s'nss i~f sa
youes and choice qualities have inposn''' hrrs es, no
ouite scarce has bcru inquiry "r c,mpea
Ia. have beeu made pabhc. Tods' The maet m ar 20
oua, and ssibl bat Choice are sts. .,.
n,nt the msn export Winter IS ,er Sa thl
s.s =. ssc or Re spnBg 81 70 for ~ 70 ser
Anbrr Wes .rn in store ~ SO for White MO n.n
lar Amber do In store Barley hf1 bot 9ulet. pSIy :, = "a
ar rnsnd ami strong sales 5000 bush Choice s. ,As
Ots are fnn but quiet; sales lOo bush o'dee m s s,se
on tr,cl and 6a aaoa,; Western held At oae 40 -, no
Lsi .i 80 lee aaost Rye plenty bat qsl,i r. ,,s,e
and N, Fast sa. bush Sc ti 20 tcr pa,sp s, w
New Wes,srn lei a. odsi H. and Oh BEN NO. asess
U.Y-Tie ere has fair demand aud prices Ar s" su,s
slipvin, Al str; retail lots Ella 81 - Long k!s ses"
Al iSd Al 10 and Short do At Sc. ,hs Je-
NoIAsSRs-Th@r~ sales WORTHY OF nc'e
mali calling for only job lots pn'e un~"'" ~
,tr-pgih elecpt cbolse gocis - A., an. v.yi~
NATAL sTOKES-splris Turyeatne lower bG ns ar
asri,e st ic koan wss Ns
fan.. Ma, on.. sa,e. $40 hbs at ~ 100 81 10 t"r
so.l st,ai ned; Ne. at v? ~ s2e shd l
~ ,; Far Is oui,, La Prices lower. Pitch dull We "s''S
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
PROPOSALS.
Proposals.
MERCANTILE LOAN AND WAREHOuoE
wi COMPANY, ,r,

BQVTTABLE
NOa IN and I2f BROADWAY. Oorner OF CbDAnnn YIN rrv
P,oposais are invited furnishing this COMPANY M h ess
poyfS tnowu as depost with onnfy VIZ Do
With two bras KEYS Number and size as foos.o
So po,ss ST. 5'rls 100 boxes 5 I1Irl9
1870 boxes 4iil0 rl8 iU boxes otiasa,o tas,o
A., ooo I,pGSSEb CIRCULAR BOXES, Ene inches high, .
inches wide inch thick In the eirsr. n. TON A.
Proposals Will 'e s'd'e''' w ~ WILLIAM j. PRAISE,
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
DEOPLEs LINE FOR ALBANY, .,u,,
i TUR LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT RIVEB
STEAMERS IN THE WORLD.


PEOPLE" LINE IL FOR Dr. ALBANY Ilsz1S9lrr RIVER
TIE ST. jSa bRsw u isD Is bS2s %NsLR RcnoxD
@ ;. T. .i Norm sss sa,. 4's.H.
nns Albany The :,. i' oPcR SR
ss % Wit s 1Sd %sS sS5 .s s,a sap S ss %
Sod. Rspres. oses. q. Ba.iS.y 6out BIoollyn
SAFETY, SPEED0s Dan AND COMFORT.
fsS ISI %; sss.s I:sssn:
points iSe and .tanch
oir' VI DSfrYS cry or xEwYoRk ,,r,rscv
and CITY OF FBW,LoNpsuS s
Sss s "a Ps Saas ;ss as % with
for The Be, 'SS,s g point, s .S s .Ss SSfs'
through tickets and for freight 'pRy sHSsT Oh Agent
'is," New, 'os Yors, Oct IS, 1863 ~, ~
DONDOUT, POUGHKEEPSIE, and NV
H. R6%s ;Gss sc6asfIr Sa'. and JAMES
Pier Of st. daily al p N. :,
baltimore AND OHIO RAILR0AD III E0x y. wSsr wD;'
lf TsTraf Isn PIP Tsfor T. IT. .S
s, .s,safGs 1Sa f5'TT GTY S FhFeT nhSrhFSSe % ana
Iqw @ r a g aa Gsiia privilege .f 's
shngcn @ c. 1e%sn And s"n TGaf TcRkrs Sss GOOD
Will ~ No. 2sa Broadway. cor Bsrclay-st Ne"-iors
OFNTRAL RAILROAD of JERSEY.
4 Passenger Freight Depot NesYOIs foot Of Losy
EngtOn win souh Ba1o aIoI a. aRP'PG a P
~. S iehgh and and at Eason with The lie
I its connections forming direct hne 10 rs
hn,1b and without change Of
'e ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST. cr,s
ssvei by this line 70 'heago 'hcnnA
| St Louis, Se., with but one change ol cars ,,.-
Silver through from New OK 70 ,sI'az"
~ SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Commenting NAV TO- I87.-Lease New .YorS as follows:
$3.50 a. m-Por Painhed ,,-,,------. ,,,,tl..
Bethlehem, Mauch Chunk WiaIaspor "iAes
barre Pon Mahanoy City, Tunkhanncek Towanla "a'eE &C.
1:u m.-Por Rssion ,,-, u,u..
2m-For Pennington Rson Allentown. Maueb Chuncs Wises-
barre Reang Columbia Ephrata, Luz fosNe HATTIE
burg, &c
~ m.-Por Rsston Anenown &C. ,,,n
3O m-For EaOu, Allentown, Maueh ChnncE Anh DsN1ee
4:aD r. m-For someryile and Remington.
Sis p. m.-For Someuile.
D. m.-For EasIon
m.-FoT Somerylle
7:45 m-FoT Eason.
~. m.-Por Plsinheh
" Plainfeh on SATURDAYS onl ooo q. m
Elisabeth at 5:S, t; ogt ~, o.
O:D II:i1 m-l2 l:lo 200 2'i' J;l S.b so 49, 49,
| sis sd, Goo 6.20 7:cO. 7:45. 500 lO45 R:OJ Pm
eam-WEsrRRS daily elcept sundays Tor b"n hn
town Harrisburg Harrisburg for Ere and the
oil Rcos Connects Flemngton Connects at June
Bnghahton
Connects AZ PLilpsbnrr Chunk Wkeshirr &C.
5pm-CISCSSAT EXPIRES, daily, tor has'on BeneDem area
town Resng Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and CINCINNATI STRIP
ing and Palace Pittsburgh AMI Chicago Connects az JUNCTION
with Delaware Lackawanns Western Raral for Scranton
Sleeping through from Jersey City 10 P9nrh ever
Of Newerscy foot of Lheryt. ~ W at No hstcr House
10 Greenwichs aDl at tue prni
| botol, ' X L. KICKER, suFenutenleat
| II y RAJ Gen.P Art.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23
Gituaiions nantcb-- Alnlcs.

NXTANTED-A SITUATION by very reillDie
Amecan has experience Bookkeeper Collector Sc mas
some knowledge Flour Country Proae BasiItss
accept moderate salary; best references Address H. '" W" ouHe
Office
NOTICE.-The FREE LABOR AND INTEL.
~ IIGENCE BUREAU, under the charge Of The oonlonr o
removed TO and 10 thnton
one bc Of where parties be uIS VII" hs'
help both free of charge JAMES poNA'h P
New-York tribune., 1870-05-23

| ,ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
On after MONDAY MAY To- 1870 Trains will leave follows;
james Slip.
SEQ a m Getnpor and Sag IIarbor Mail Train.
I0:CC NorhJot Way Train stopping intermediate stations
$3.50 r. m Grcenpod and Sag Harbor Express
4:3O y. m Sor,hron Express Train.
$50 !. m Norhpor Way Train
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