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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-10

DALI OF sEvENTY-YIRST INFANTRY.-BOxES ND
ID tickets may obtained at the Academy of Music for
the ball and drill contest, which takes place April II.
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6CG0 OO0 GRAND GIFT CONCERT AND DIS.
1AOU.UVV. tibuon for the benefit Of the Soldiers
and Sailors Orphan Home, Washington, ID. c. and New
York Founding Hospital New York city TO be held in Wash
ingon city, Wednesday evening" juno 1871 After the Con-
the following Gifts of Real Estate Bonds Stocks Ac
-Four story House, 66 North Calvert street, BALTIMORE 900;
22O Of Timber Land in Washington county, Maryand
Dwellings and Steam Saw Mill Chesapeske and Ohio
Canal and and Ohio Railroad, 920CQ three story
Dwelling 112 Bolton street, Baltimore, &tb00 Country
Residences 0ovanstown Baltimore, line OF passenger
railway miles from Baltimore $50 0Q0 three story House,
20 Conway .os5 ss SsT0 ss:n no IS.
per cent, In gold, guaranteed BY real estate n
said county Cash Gifts amounting TO 5000; slso $4,000
United States Bonds $4,000 North Carolina Sizes 20 shares
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ITO shares National Mechanics
Bank, BALTIMORE 100 shares Citizens National Bank Ba
Raroad 100 shares Northern Central Railroad 100 shares
New York and Erie In all, 1908 Gins.
$4,000 Tickets Is each be sold Tho drawing will
take place after the Concert and list of awards will be
nounced In New York and Washington papers the day fol-
lowing
commssioners-Hon. n. Mccullough, Eikton, Nd; Major
George T. Castle, Baltimore.
Trustes-Hon. Jas s. Negley. NJ. c., washngtoa.
References-Hon. R. j. Brent late Attorney General OF
Maryland, Baltimore O. y. Abbott Agent standard Life
Company, BALTIMORE NJ. D. savn, Superintendent Agencies
Asbury Life compsnv New York city Major General D
Oraers for Tickets viii receive prompt attention
r. @. DEvLIN, Agent
No. Avs all street, New York
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WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

A FINE RYE or BOURBON wHIsKEy AT az so PER
"A galon One sherry and Port Wine, SO so per gallon;
eootoh aud Irish Whskcy, Holland Gin and Jamaica RUM
@b per gallon. All warranted MILAN N, GILES.
SO RAzth avenue. corner Thirteenth street,
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MuSICAI.

AN EXPERIENCED SOPRANO, HIGH AND HIGHLY
n cultivated voice, and splendid reader; also another
Soprano friend OF the above rich voice OF great
good reader thoroughly the Episcopal SERVICE
wish positions IN Protestant chchcs at reasonable salaries
Address SOPRANOS, Ill South Eighth street, Brooklyn,
E..
L,oR sALE--A SMITHS AMERICAN PARLoR ORGAN,
II stops banks keys, octaves foot pedals; In
months perfect original price
for SEQ Address ORGAN. station ID.
NEUsIC.-A YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE WISHES
W pupils on Piano; great taken with be-
gin rapid progress Guaranteed scholars In Harlem and
Jesy promptly attended; X10 quarter
hour lessons pupis residence. Address Mas r. w. r.,
t<ox 214 Herald Office.
'COPRANO--HIGH VOICE, GOOD CULTIVATION, OPEN
- for engagement by the LIST OF NAV Address p Her
aid odlce
CITUATION WAkTED--AS ORGANIsr IN A PROTEST
- ant church; Episcopal excepted; salary not tho pnct
pal OBJECT Address 0k0ANlsC6 Eass Tweuty ninth ~
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INSTRUCTION.

A DvANTAGES-TOwNsEND'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
"A 1856 Bowery--Private instruction day and evening
6est FAlhods saving time and money; ample
tona; attentive professors; Languages, EQ0p0n short
hand. Practical TsIesraphy. Ladies' Departments.
A T rHoMPsoN's CoLLEgE - FOURTH AVENUE.
IA oppOsto Cooper Insttute- keeping, Writing,
Nrhemctic. Shorthand, Enslsh German French. Spans
Private lcssons day and evening Ladies' department.
Ielegraphy practically taught
"a man and Engsh BY competent professor Wednesday
1venlng Sunday morning all the time he has to
Address, stating terms, N. NJ. Herald Office
DusrNEss WRITING. BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC,
- 40. poLBEAR's Commercial College, s76 Broadway.
corner Eighteenth street, will day and evening
W summer Ladies' gentlemen secure private
ladies receive special attention. Stiffness crampinR and
trembling entirely removed. Terms reasonable.
ID Orange. N J home comforts healthy location easy
Of access terms reasonable Address PRINCIPAL boz 62
Post Office, Orange, Nj. A
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n United STATES POST OFFICE AND sUB-TREA
~ sTy, Boston, Mass. ODce OF Superintendent, March
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON.
Sealed proposals. viii be received the office of the SUI
perntendcnt until u NJ, April 40 1871 for furnishing
verine htng and putting in place. the iron work OF tho
third and fourth oors and roof of the Post Office
Treasury building IN 8oson Mass exhibited by drawings
marked Al a. M %, s5, ~ o., 81 81 the accompanying
plan; and schedule consisting principally of rolled wrought
Tho be dcverea put in place at such times as
may from time TO time be required by the superintendent
orovded each floor and The the sub
Sect OF separate order and that the contractor shall be
klowod thirty days for the making putting in place OF
each door, and ninety days for making and putting place
The contractorA win be permitted the use or the derrcks
and machinery belonging to the building In putting the
tu place without charge, but will be required pay
bf The employed working Them who will be- furnished
scaGoIdlng will DO fur nishcd by the contractors
Will not be subdivided among different bid
but will be considered and awarded 10 the aggregate
Ninety OF the amount due will be paid on the COM
neon OF each noor The balance on the hna completion Oh
All bids must accompanied BY penal bond in the
Of o3O0U that the bidder will accept and perform the
tract awarded him. the sucicncy OF the security to be
COURT District Attorney OF the district he resides
The department reserves the right to reject all ods
~ be deemed TO the interest OF the government do
and bid thai IL not made the printed form be OBJ
this ONCE and does NOT conform in respect
20 tho requirements OF ibis advertisements OF the printed
form and schedue will no. be consdcred neither win any
proposals be received parties who themselves
engaged the manufacture OF cast wrought work,
and who have not the necessary facilities for getting the
Proposals must be endowed "Bids for Iron work. Post
Once Sub Treasury Boston, Mass and addressed TO
0RfDLEY J. r. BRYANT, Superintendent
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n gain also Lathes, Skating, Pueys Anvs viscs Lever
Presses, Platform Scales miscellaneous Machinery and
Tools at 81 Centre street.
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"A Will be held in Washington, D. e. commencing on The g
1871 the OF which will be devoted 70 te
relief OF the victims Of the French 10000 tickets and
win be sold, numbered from 10 $4,000 oe6o000
of Diamonds OF the finest quality. warranted BY dia
mond house second 70 none existence win be gwen % bold
This magnificent collection which 10 tho largest and mose
valuable 10 America b cataogued ~ follows One imperial
America worth Ssooo one magnscen full sss BreassRS.
$4,000; Solitaire Diamond Ring, worth o9e0o ono
magnificent set Of Solitare Diamond Studs. worth S90Ws
beautiful ades') full Cluster Breastptn, EArngs
and Bracests worth 5000 $50 scss and separate rrsss
portion between the gifts and tickets unquesonaby hs
nost favorable ever presented. . -
The moot authentic proofs Of IN our a.
sertons the highest and mos, responsible sources. ane
evidences OF the fall OF the public VII % fouss
In hands Of agents In oil principal elites . - ~.
Orders for tickets information ADDRESS 20 oa
see circulars National Bank OF tue Republic dcposso
Tickets Y6. L. kObEhiSOr S ~ nnes.s11scss m
Once SIS broadway Tickets or sale At DesS :.
Nassau street; principal hotels ysmonS% A.
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y
AMUsEMKNrs.
T INA EDw5ss THEATRE
LAST WEEK.
previous to their trip to o. I; r. and Au's'.
LlNoARpa
WILLIAM noHAo ALICE DUxNINa.
Tho grsa. musical extravaganza,
PLUTO.
mAaiC IrRE.
nc LINoARD IN NEW sKErCass. " ~ ~
III PLUCK,
and d''' Appearing: . q asonon CLARKE, W
supported BY Al entirely nsw company: -
KINo wILHELn o. PRUSSIA - nn
v. HoRzoE LiSaHsD.
LIMA EDwIN's THEATRE.
RoorH's THEATRE.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE
Isl M Il n s6 SVf1s' BSoT Il
IT. 0ooTh'S 'mpsr'0n sERruccro.
tn. repetition.
al syEs.' evenings and
y. Il sA ZEE $'' SsJ HHss.rr
aS M; E EsS%1ss;ssss s'i ss$'.1ssshs IA,
On H. ss.Gss,E sIssiaE f SzsA Agi
!. .,,,,,,, :, Do,rs,,o
DRAMA BY W w. Young Sjo sssi fG'1''s'
presented 70. "a. s1Ez4 r4sA 81 ANY STAGE
Next week. asI 1ess En- e NJ BOOTH
branch ticket Office, at OLSON Co.'s music stOre No I'll
,Mo MO-, APRIL - WIN b produced for the arss :lms
'p'A''' grand ''"s sWfs PiiA IA TALE"
WALIAox's'
THIS EVENING,
...... HoS SSSaSs' S ,,ro
ssSsPP; w5aHE5%SseSs hHSAsAs. fh6K; 1ssaams:
bAnHft 6EhMONs MESIAfE EN- ana OtherS
TUESDAY EVENING. 9
THE Ii:i s.%f
Roes~s % ss
'- %sD SassS Ss s!a:. 1 sssy BIRTH
r.s Is: q; a;. ss; COMEDY s,%s Of
NEW SCENERY, NEW MUSIC SIC.
NEW APPOINTMENTS
IN rehearsal. s ssys, y! sAsE ), Gilbert.
ESQ., now playing Yin ssi. s'e fsJsb london entitled
Also IN preparation and to be acted for the as time in
RosEDALE.
O1SArl' 1nh4 kHsFla HOLIDAYS
! rAxnssss f ELY s! Rs1l,s
! RECEIVED NIGHTLY
s GREAT APPLAUSE.
s,sSsBb ssSsss ~
AND PRESENTER Il @1 Fl h ( fFsowEaruL CAST.
or FOX, THE 1NIMrrABLE.
Miss AGNES ETHEL, by permission Of Mr.. DAILY.
rABLEAUx NIGHTLY ENcoRED.
Performances commences puncsualy at and terminates
Seats secured si1 days in advance.
Ms ''s"aSs i iSas 'EH#iHASrH BROOKLYN
Ola fomp... ). McCcskey
Liza Jane.... Lang
MRS r. B. CoNwAY's PARK THEATRE. BROOK.
4ppy to %YdSoFg a iPd HEso ss mon,.sus stree.
Brooklyn, Agents for Mra r. B. Conway.
RRYANrs OPERA HOUSE, TwENrY-rHIRD STREET
s wEsK b00'h
ssEzsEs sssEsHEs $:ss:
BRYANTs MINISTRIES. McAndrews' Charcoal Man.
BEYANT's MINsTRELs sixteen String Jack
@ Ms sss' Warren P1rs ke so
Jackson BAlbsrse Foster and james MorrIsons or
FAMILY sST MAINE SATURDAY RSo A. s O'Clock
ELEVENTH REGIMENT N. O. 8. NY.
Military AND CIVIC PROMENADE CONCERT.
rHunssD'%sss A SSsTlhs :! s SST''ssil 49,
Ticket; DO obtained from member. Q. til. regimen.
T.; TAYLOR, q Prsnklin street.
"a. d sSG59s II lbs Is sro ssSsay.'
" 2. SLOANE, ss' p srosd i,,.y;
+ T. s sARhE IS Is s hs:si :'Gse'
745 70 i
7!5 DIR. KAHN's MAGNIFICENT MUSEUM, gag
rs z1-BRoADwAY-7@ g
rs opposite Aston place. rs
HS M aii55
DALI OF sEvESTY-YIRsr INFANTRY.-BoxEs ND
scsoss may be obtained A. me academy Of Music for
TLocurroN, ELocUTIoN, ELoCUrIoN TAUGHT BY
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AMUsEMENTs.

GLOBE THEATRE
NJ Brooklyn,
formerly Hooey's Opera House.
GRAND OPENING NIGHT.
IN MONDAY. APRIL 10,
MESSRH. HART SPENCER Will present 10 the Brooklyn
public Of the most ARTISTIC aud VERSATILE
ever presented on any stage; the COMPANY WILL BIZ
COMPOSED OF ARTISTS 5ELECTED WITH GRkAT
CARE, AND INFERIOR % none.
The perf0rman will be strictly first class and In accord
Kemenber the GRAND 81 Opening NIGHT. MONDAY.
APRIL 10.
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PROPOSALS.
TyRNTRAL RAILROAD CONF ANY OF NEW JERSEY

~ NOTICE TO CONT FACTORS.
Proposals will be received the Engineers Office, No. 19
kbey street, New York. until Of Thursday the 20th
d. of April instant for the graduation necessary for
ADDITIONAL tracks OF rails each side both upon
ens side OF the present tracks, may be directed By the
ngoor between Elizabeth and und Brook, except that
ssWesa Scotch Plain grade Plandeld the new route
I be sded for double track Of rails only Plans pro-
eee and specifications be At this once and
lHh infant Tho Eneneer the right to reject
~ bids not deemed advantageous to the company.
JAMES MOORE,
Committing Engineer No. lls Liberty street, New York.
NEW YORK, April ., 1871
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E1A-THEATRE COMIQUE, .eM DstM %
Clf-THEATRE CAMIQUE, kN &1
broadway, opposite st. Nicholas.
BRILLIANT BILL OF ATTRACTIONS J
FOR EASTER HOLIDAY FESTIVE SEASON.
LAURI'S Comic Pantomime, entitled
THE FIRE FIkND.
The Champion Athletes and M0narchs OF the Air,
Mne GERALDINE and Mons LEOPOLD.
HU0HEY DOU0HERTY. HUGHEY DUU0HERTY
ASHCROFT AND NORTON.
Goes. RATHER, STEWART, WAMBOLD. KELLY.
Eli, WHAT Is TIP TOM AND JERRY
THE GRAND BALLET TROUPE atse
ALL THE IMMENSE COMPANY APPEAR.
Doors open at 81. Curtain at o'clock.
Seats Secured in advance. Children Half Price.
NOTICE.-The most cxtrsvagan novelties In preparation
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MISS LIZZIE oBRIEN THIS EVENING Al Goo nm
MI Institute on "Ireland At Home ana hofoeg: n.
rated with Irish music Hon. Horace n,celoy VA vos'7-
Admss,on SO cents To commence At O'Clock.
cyEE SERGEANT sLAsHEMs PAN0RAnAs gAI M
STAETEAux BRASS BAND and FEMALE zOuAvESs
- AZ TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, TONIGHT
TN ANSWER To MANY INQUIRIES THE "WhITH
isaru Waltz, by Marion Hartford, published ~ AsFs
POND CO.
THE PAVILION. SIS BROADWAY, BBTw GkN o.rAk
Il Jones fourth srests-voca and Ipstrumense -
every ngas, commencing alta O'Clock hdmssscs
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5Be OF 49,
oaos
?,lU0 other gifts, amounting 70 @SO,00
OVER $500 TICKETS ALREADY SOLD
TICKETS each
Grand Concert has been arranged In order 70 relieve
the nanca necessities of the Milwaukee Musical society,"
institution In :he twenty fhyeAr OF ite exsences
and well known for its audabs efforts toward the develop
The drawing Of prizes WIN place Immediately after
The concert and win conducted BY the following gentle
men, who Will drawing commitce:--
Hon. ALEXANDER MITCHELL, President N. 4 81. =. y.
GUIDO PFTSTER, ESQ.,, Of O. PRstcr
GEO. w. ALLEN, Esq, OF Wisconsin Leather Co.
ANGUS SMITH, Esq. of Angus Smith GO.
Hon. EDWARD ONElLL, President Bank o. COmmeroo
s. g. MERRILL. General Manager Nil. 81. Paul X. Z.
All prizes win be paid the day after drawing and the
list viii be announced In all the principal cities oe
'A' o' WIN. n. JACOBS.
President Milwaukee Musical society,
Cashier Second Ward Savings Bank.
I. l.. BAKER Treasurer,
Cashier Milwaukee National Bank.
"''' - j. sCHUBERTH . CO.,
80 Broadway.
II. N. HEMPsTED. Milwaukee, VIA,
Tickets had ut drug Of Eighth
and Thiryhth street. drug store Sixth ave-
and Twenyhrst street, music store ia Boweey near
Primes street; nusic Sj Bowsry Fourth ree
Harlem Post ofce, 32T7 Third avenue. jersey OiY-lH
Newark Brcokyn--Smith's Music Store Fultou
avenue Hobcken-1H Washington street.
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TWO UPRIGHT BOILERS, 4x7 and Sxs FELT; ONE s
months and other years, In comp order
in at 9 Front streets also Holster for power and
sior hean
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-09
PERSONAL.

We acknowledge call from Mr.. Albert
Bum, of the Chicago Republican, who is
in the city looking after the interests of that
live wide-swake paper.
The following are among the arrivals at the
Harper House to-day: + + Lucas, NAcomb,
III; Wetmore, + Moore, Cyrus Morker, q
Nelson, RAston, Iowa } + Wheeler, W Shsr-
wood, Boston; W X Ross, New York; W Saun-
ders, Toledo, Ohio; O Hsrsoms, Boston; A Z
Barns, Bushnell; d II Taleu, n Y; Geo Wood,
Monmouth, III; Geo Case, Willard johnson.
J Z Hsnover, Fulton; ] Fl Lacey, LIS Sale; q
hitchcock, Geneseo; 8 B Clark, Coal Valley; Jno
Mcintyre, Y, Jno CLARK, Chicago; A j Nc
Dade, Philadelphia; A Eismsn, Chicsgo: Chas
Stewart and wife, Stuart, Iowa; D Van Wag-
oner, Fulton, NY; W Durapt, MINI: F II
Hancock, Davenport; NJ Roberts, Duluth,
MINI; Theo Gushing, Chicago; Col r A Kin sis,
UsA (Psymaster), J NJ Thachs, Chicago; Chss
Pratt and lady, P Lawery Clinton; J Fisher
T, Chicago; NJ jerks D r sterhens, Mon
mouth J Sill, HillsdAle; John g Glenn, Mon
m month, Ill; W sprags, Burr Oak, Mich; @
Stewart, GEO 81 Lamb, Y; Sw Cobb St
Louis; F N Snow, Freeport' 9 Leland, Lyons;
Robertson, VIM Fuller, Racine, Wis; e Sher-
wood Muscatihs; A FistOr, Chicago; R M Buck
man, Freedort.
The following are smong the arrivals at the
Rock Island House to-day Blaisdsu Bro,
q OourtwriR hit, Minstrels, Is In humber, Mr.. N
Church. Jr, Monmouth; James cazad. N D.
Andalusie james r Sill and familf. Hillsdals
r Smith, Capt W Reed, Monmouth, A G Tag
CART, Boston; V Q Psxson, W ID Sheppard
Miles Burns, A A sedgley, Racine Walter
Irwin, Chicago; Frank II KOk. Oshkosh
Edgar W Hammond. Oshkosh Simuel Gttt
Lansing; B E Cole, ST Louis James Anderson
Davenport HI Haven and lady, n Nc
Qurrn, NJ McQurrn, Co-dovs A H Hslford
Sterling; Hug Swspson, Hndovsr; Hlexsndsr
Orion; D Higgins, Orion.
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The following amount has been subscribed
TO the stock of the quilt factory, in addition
TO that nnhliAhad q faw daua sinca.

So certain is it that this enterprise will
pay that there is no difficulty in getting
capitalists to lake all the stock that is de-
sired. We are Of the opinion from what we
have learned that the best is not all known,
that there is more money in the enterprise
than the stockholders have imagined-the
patent alone is worth the stock taken here.
Now that this factory is an established fact,
and, without the wish to underate the work
OF any one, We must say that much credit is
due to Mr.. John Deere, who has not only
put his money into the enterprise but has
given time and work to secure it's early es-
tablishment. a few more men of his entsr
prise and liberAlity would develope the
manufacturing facilities of this section and
hasten the day when we are to be city
mum bering hundreds Of thousands. Az
much as we may differ with Moline men or
other subjects, on the ell important question
of developing our manufacturing Interest,"
and improving and building up this entir,
section embracing Moline, Camden and th'
intermediate territory, we are agreed, Ant
cannot desire any better men with whom I,
. work, and can only wish there were NOR,
LIKE thai old pioneer, John Deere,
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Citizens of Rock Island.

LS0R TIE FIRST TIME THE SANARI-
TAN'S Root and Herb juice is offered to
you. And Tor the first time has such an offer
been made you as We now propose. The Root
and Herb Juices is a remedy that will cure
scroiela, Ulcers, sores, Syphilis, letters, Scales,
bohs' TubercVlous COnsun tion, and all disea.
ses arising from impure blood. We now pro-
pose te prove what we say by giving the remedy
free of charge in all bad cases until O cure 10
sfectrd, then we expect cur patients 10 pay for
the number of bottles used. So that the thou
sands who have been heretofore oscsived and
Who have given up ali hopes, have an oppUftuni.
ty of bsing cured without spsn ding one cent un-
til the disease 10 overcome. We have been led
to deal with the people this way from two rea-
sons. FIRST, from the numerous letters we re-
receive fire. IN all parts, each one stAsing his own
grievance, the msjori:y of the ing tn at tn.
had been to several doctors, to some of whom
they had paid large sums, but received 40 bsne-
fit others state that they seem to receive bene-
fit for the time. but the disease would break out.
Again, others have been treated with Caustie but
no would follow. Secondly, We know the
Sauaritan's Root and Herb Juice will positively
cure, and therefore there il no risk in lettin Z
the people Judge for themselves. Ali We AJAX il
TO be paid when a radical cure is made. Persons
then, who avail themselves of our offer will
please give ne reference that they viii paw when
cured. Root and Hsrb Juice 81 IS per bottle.
DESMOND CO., Projectors,
9l5 Race street. Pbiladslphia.
CEAs. BkHsER. corner Illinois and Market
street, Agent for Rock Island.
m n iElr
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RRIE RAILWAY.

TuR GREAT THRoUsR ROUTE TO THH EAsT.-
This company now control and operate thirteen
hundred miles OF road, extending from Cinein-
natl, Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buffalo and Rochester
20 New York.
1t is Of the six feet gauge, nearly third wider
than other roads, enAbling the company to con-
struct and use coaches oOrrespondingly larger
and more comfortable. Its track has been placed
10 thorough repair by the substitution Of steel
rails At such points subjscts to the great
est service, and where the highest rate Of speed
required to be made.
New And improved sleeping coaches accompan
might trains. They are heated by steam, per-
fectly ventilated, contain elegant and spsoious
dressing and state rooms, and combine all the
Modern improvements.
Excellent dining saloons are located at con
'snisnt points upon the line, where ample tim
10 allowed for Deals.
Three express trains daily are run from the
western tsrmini Of the road l. New ork without
'.kAngs, masking as quick time IS BY any other
route.
The long distance run without chAngs-soC
LLilss-And the spAcious accommodations Of Ia
broad gauge coaches especially commend thii
route to families and ladies.
Tickets via this popular line can be obtained
ut ell principal ticket Offices throughout thu
country.
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WHAT is VINUM VITEf

This wine is prepared to take the place of
Whiskey and other spirits known to be made up
Of Fusil Oil aud other deleterious articles. The
Wine of Life il distilled with great care. espec-
tally for those who require healthy stimulant,
sn d for the use of Medical Men and Nurses in
the sick room, in place Of the vilisinous Brandy,
Whisky, and other Liquors now in use, and 20
often depended upon. In fact, it is constant
complaint of Physicians in this country, that is
is impossible to procure Brandy, Whiskey and
Wine for their patients. We ask the Medi-
cal faculty and the public to give Warmers Vim
um Vita or Wine of Life q trial, and we ask
chemists and physicians to analyze it, then speak
of il according to its merits, compare 1T with
Whisky, Brandy, and other such articles, and
see the difference. IF they find the Wine Of Life
10 pure and wholesome, and the other Liquors
poisonous, (which they certainly will De- then
they morally bound to prescribe and recon-
mend the Wine of Life to their patients and
friends the best stimulant and tonic in use,
end as q valuable substitute for Whiskey and
Brandy; but should they find it not pure and
what the proprietors claim for it, let them pub
Iicly den ounce it. It is abe Physicians duty to
learn and find out which is the most wholesome
stimulsnt for hispatients, and to do SO he must
examine andlook into the quality of each article,
and learn for himself if the Wine Of Life has sn
peculiar merits to warrant its general use. The
proprietors claim the Wine of Life to be more
wholesome and far superior and cheaper than
whiskey or brandy, or, in fact, any other article
in common use, and ought to be used in every
family. Everybody should give it trial. It is
g new thing only been in use about one year y ct
IL has already gained great name and won-
derful sale, and whoever once tries 10 always
recommends it to his friends. It has the same
strength as whiskey, but it Is peculiarly pleasant,
even delicious, and any one would be crazy to
take whiskey, &C., ifhe can get the Wine Of Life.
It is for sale by Druggists everywhere, in quart
bottles, price one dollar; can be bought by the
case, containing dosen bottles for ton dollars.
We challenge the world to produce g purer,
cheaper, and nicer article than Warmers Vinum
Vit@, or Wine of Life. Take bottle of IL home
end give IL trial. deav-thur- kwIy