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ELB3 COLOMBIA g. WEDNESDAY, MORNINGS JUNE y 1871

tsinty ia all others, is sinful. DR.. Rcha,.t,a
personal statement to the Faculty Of his own
cure .Te vas IN these modest words: y =
Mnny years ago Was In tho last stages Of
coneumpt!on; confined TO my bed and at one
time my physicians Thought that I could not
live week; then, like drownipa man catch.
ing a. ssit1aws beard Of and obtained tho
anu they made . perfect oure OF mo. Il
seemed to me that could feel them penetrate
ny Whole system. They aoon npened the
Matter .ha ~ ny lungs. and would spit up moro
morning for q long time.
"As soon as that began to subside, my
TO 1ea1, iGyer pain and night sweats all began
that 1t WAS with difficulty that I coItId keen
rom eating too much. soon gained mr
since. e'eA
II WAS weighed shortly after NV recovery ),
added the Doctor, "then looking like mere
skeleton; my weight was only ninetv-seven
poI1as, po1 t'y my present weight is two hundred
Sauo .@eintydve .niny iS96l pounds. and for years
III, IT. ssnenck has discontinued his profess
SIC sionai Visits to New York and Boston. 40 or
a. ms son. Or; j. d. schenck, Jr, still continue
sixth street, Philsdelphia, eYery SATURDAY
from a N. to 3P. NJ. Those who wish
thorough examination with tho Rospirometer
clare. Ttr Ue ,Ga ,SGnaaged 20. The Resprometer de-
Patlents can readily learn whether they are
durable or not. -. e''e' 0Ao
The directions for taking the medicines are
adapted to tho intelligence even Of a chiid
foilSw ,SS these directions, and kind nature viii
40 40 tho rest. excepting that in some cases the
~ andrako Pills are to be taken in Increased
comm eoass; the three medicines need no other ac-
that accompany them: First create Appetite
come m 1e!Gning health hunger is the most wei
come, let the despailing at once be Of good
Hnee ioosans $500 @ blood at once follows tho cough
short time both of thoao morbid symptoms
,, DR.. schenck's medicines are constantly kent
IN tens OF thousands of families. AS a IaIa.
i've 60 or pusgative, the Mandrake Pills are 4
standard preparation; whilel the PnImonic
syrup, as cnrer Of coughs and Colds. may be
IeKarded as prophylacterio against con-
SUMPTION IN any Of It's forms.
Pnco OF the Pulmohio Syrup and Seaweed
Ionic. $l.3o bottle, or $3.50 q half dozen.
Mandrake Pills. Is cents a box. For sale by
all druggists and dealers.
College Place, New York, wholesale sale AGENT
-e.,- - ..- l.!Ni tly
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The Irish Episcopal Church, nowtiis.
established and emancipated from State
control, haa convened Synod, or what
would !, be-. called 4 in .America a. geh-
eral convention, for the settlement OF
Important questions Of discipline. Rit-
nalisna gets an emphatic Reputation of
the outset. The canons adopted "pre.
scribe;ths dress to be worn by the oier-
gy-.--the, plain surpicey and academic
gown, and the Episcopal robes now worn
by the prelatee, being alone recognized
all carrying Of of'crosses, wearing IF ta1noii
ful vestments, professions, alteration and
elevation of the Eucharist being, prohib.
tied. Ehe cloth covering the communion
table IS also described, and care taken to
prevent theuse Of candles,' candlesticks,
or other ornahhente. snoh hs are to be
seen in some Of the advanced churches. Y
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AChaPtcr. OF Faots.-Space is valuable
In newspaper, and it is, therefore, proposed
IN this advertisement &c. .oondense a variety
OF facts, Important to che public, into . snaalI
compass. Thoae facts refer to Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters-what that celebrated medi-
oine Is, and what it will do. In the fret place,
then, the article - q ntimulant, tonic and Al.
terative, consisting Of q combination Of an
absolutely pure spirituous agent with tho
most valuable medicinal egetable substances
that Botanic research has placed at the dis
posal OF the chemist and tho physician.
These ingredients are compounded With great
care, and in such proportions as to produce
preparation which invigorates without excit.
Ing the general system, and tones, regulates
ana controls the stomach, the bowels. TIM
liver, aud tho minor secretive organs, X
Mhat this great restorative will do must he
gathered from what it has done. The case Of
uyspepsia, or any other form Of indigestion. !.
IN winch 1t has been peraistently adminis.
tered without sfecting radical cure, is vet
70 Dc hoaId nom, and the Same NAV bo said
OF nlnous disorders, intermittent fever. ner-
vons AFFECTIONS, general debility, constipation,
SICK headache, mental disabilities t. which
the feeble are 80 subject. It purifies all tho
hulds- OF the body, including the blood. and
lne gentle stimulus which It imparts to the
nervous system ia not succeeded by the
al!ghtest reaction.f, This is q chapter Of fac cts
which readers. for their own sakos, should
tAa[k aou rememDef: Juno 10
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"A VOID 4UACKs.-A victim OF early in
"a discretion. causing nervous debility. pre-
mature mature decay, DO. having tried in vain every
soI, auter.lsea @ remedy, has q simple means OF
sniierers. g. AddressJ. II. FUTILE, rs Nassau
oetoee, Ne" Iork. Dcc23 f(;mo .
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
c q l. u MI MA. S.
Present Capital, 100000.
AUTrioKIzED CAPITAL, $500 600.
OFFICERS.
IQhn n Pnln1ar; iSraaidan4


John d. Palmer; President.
A. G. Rre:iizer, Cashier.
G. N. G. Butt, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
j. Eli Gregg, John d. Palmer, F. ". Mch{as.
ter, Il. u. Sem, OF II. D. Sem & Son; G. ".
Bearden, Of Copeland l. Bcaiden: r. l.. Bryan.
OF Bryan McCaster; ". C. Swaf8eld, OF R.
4 w. G. Swafficld.
Vi F. ". McMaster, Solicitor.
FEHHlS Bank is now open for the transact on
Il OF general banking business.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT OF cnrroncy or
coin. bearing interest at the rate of esven ~
per cent. per xnnum, in. kind. will be iesued,
Deposits from County Officers especially 40
licited; aIeo, from Trustees, Administrators
Executors, Professional Men, and others,
Particular attention given to accounts OF
City and Cpu,ityy Merchants, and other bust.
ness men, and the usual accommodating er.
tended.
Noes, Bi4s of Exchange. and other eyi.
dences OF debt discounted and money loaned
OH collattrAl.. IN
SOCKS, Eonds, Cod ana si,rer oea,ya ana
|. Mntiiatrd Currency purchased at a email
discount.
Sgd Dret;s dra,cn direct on all the promi.
nent places i'll England, ireland. Scotland
France. Germany, belgium, Holland. Den.
mark ana The Orient Letters of Credit issued
payabie in any of the above places (.lh'
Drafts on all tho prominent cities in the
United States bought and sold .T.'
onsn nanfEing fsn,g ltou5G opposite Columbia Hotel.
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IEDICAL.
The BRIDAL CHAMBER

EssA;Yis SAX oF} Fon YOUNG MEN. on great SO
with MARRIAGE, with sure means Of reiiof for
tne errfng and unfortunate, diseaeed and tie,
pintated: pm Sent in acaled letter envelopess
IsSe py sIG oI Geharge ggs Address HOWARD SANTA,
~ III AID ASSOCIATION, No. q South Ninth
o..o oee, InLaaeIPnia, PA. HAY ii Smo
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With over /, 900, 600 inhabbiitanta. North
CaroliIa'hhs only sixty Newspapers, and
three-fourths Of. that number have no
more n patronage H9 than barely keeps them
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PROCLAMhTIONi

."-. MAYORS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, g. c., May 25, 1871.
'nN and after MONDAY, June 8, 1871. all
~. DOGS found running at large. not wear
viii nada sHsn ana s1'f sna sG.rSn
unless reclaimed by the owner By the paymen
Of the legal fine, the Dog will, within forty.
eight hours after impoundfng, bo killed.
JOHN ALEXANDER, Mayor.
Attest wM. J. ETrEn, City CLERK. May &c
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4, CONSUMPTION,
4TS CURE AND ITS PREVENTrVE-

=; n LIZ y. hNC Y H II N. D.
MI ANY Q hufnan being has passed away,
son than the neglect Of known and indisnnt-
ably proven means Of cure. Those near and
dear to family and friends are sleeping the
oreamless s alumberinto which, had they calm
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4 ftoTToN SEED OIL CAKE can be had
~ at al times, and In any quantity, OF
= =. 4l - f.. HOPE
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Piokled Meats. &c.

Piokled Meats, &c..
YNHIS DAY RECEIVED:
Il FULTON MARKET ROUNDS,
Fulton Market BEEF,
Pig Pork.
Davis Diamond Hnnia,
Ferris sugar-oured Strips, .,
Extra Beef Tongues,
Smoked Beef.
Something new every day. to try and please
our patrons. GEO. SYMMERS.
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CONSUMPTInN.


The work Of cure IL now beginning. Tl.c
vihated and mucous deposits in the bowels
And. nd M the alimontary canal elected The
liver nke clock, is wound up. It arouses 8
siveiy, and the patient begins to feel that ho
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Complete triumph over CORNs and BU-
MONS by Mons. BERGER, who. discovered
fst. The mature OF Corns.n I'd. Their dis
solvent. Sd. Their permanent curel These
discoveries are tho happy result Of years OF
study and pr"cticc. For particulars, apply
over tho Citizens Savings Bank, from 9 to IL.
and from to 4o'olook, at Hondrix House.
May 16
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FAN MILLS,
GRAIN CRADLES,
HORSE POWERS,

MOWERS, and all kinds Harvesting Machines
on hand and for sale at lowest prices in The
market.
We call special attention to our Horse.
Power, which il the best power in use and
not high priced. With our experience in
planting, and the uso of agricultural imple-
ments and machines; together with our fncili.
ties for having goods manufactured, we claim,
wo can give lower figures, better goods and
better satisfaction than any other house in the
country Send for catalogue.
April % LORICK & LOWRANCE.
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pad id fo @
in
eofsh
M pur put
the
o in
a1 be
eG will
The first Property Land COMPANY xi be- d =
time, and will be rahled every three months
furnish dbvh
Hotel
T.. It. LEVIN Columbia g. c.
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GTOCKS, BONDS and COUPONS boucb
~ and sold by D. GAMBRILL, Broker.
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Dn. JOSEPH H. scIIENcK,s
:. 5IlfLE TEE6JMEET

And Avaiied themselves Of his wonderful eff.
oaeiou5 medicines, they would not have fallen
:, Dr. Schenck has, In his own case, proved
mat Wherever sufficient vitality remains, tn at
vitality, by his medicines and his directions
vigor. n'ui
- In this statement tIloreis nothing presnmn.
tuous. TO tho faith of the invalid Is made no
representation that is not thousand timos
s1bstantiated by''living and viriblo works
'rhe theory Of the cure by DR.. Schenck's me-
diclne IL as simple as it is unfailing. It's phi
iosophy requires no argument. 1t is selt-as-
The Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills aro
tho first two weapons with which the cit citadel
OF the malady is assaiied. Two-thirds of fho
cases OF consumption originate in iTsnenais az
and ,fiunctionay liver. With this
With the stomach. Thoy respond to the NOR.
pm Gino action OK the liver. Here, then com es
With ell Its distressing symptoms, of -
CONSUMPTION, n,
The Mandrake Pills arc composed OF one q,
natures noblest gifts-the PodophilIum Pal. i.
tatum: They possess all the blood.soarch-
ing, Alternative, properties OF calomel; but. IN
like calop,el, they 49, '' - -
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000DMAN's CLOTHING BAZAAR
New Books.

New Books.
CHRirs 81 FROM ROM a GERMAN WORKSHOP.
Sahara. J'y G. Naphegyi, NJ. d.. A. M fI7S 81
!, MotaeEless; or . Parieian Family. By an.
thSr o. John Halifax. 81 so. 80
The IN, Silent Partner. By author Gates Afar.
Inc Franco -Prussan War. By Landnn
With is portraits and IA maps. sl.75.
a uho Empty Heart; a Novel. BY Marion
Climates for 1nvniids, &c sl.25. i.
Ginx's Baby; his Birth aud Misfort mes.
Satire. $1.25. 'N'''ee'
o The Sisters Of Orleans; a Tale of Race and
Docais Doc,It - Eohniet. @ Als0: number OF new
at BRYAN i McCARTER'S
aPIn % DoOkstora
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Tho Beaweed Tonic, in copjunction rifb tbo
Pills. permeate eH and assimilates viii, the food
Ohylidcation is now progressing without ita
previous Pre- "na atorturss. becomes pain
Hss 1ess, s. ana ~ the cure IS eeen TO be- at hand.
of tho stomach. An appetite Gets in! JT33to'''
Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier ever
YET given by ap indulgent father to suffering
ma9: o.e.s sehencfs 4 Pnlmonic Syrup comes in to
pieta tho cure It enters 4; once nnan nit it :
work: Nature cannot be cheated. 1t Collects
and ripens tho impaired and diseased nortiSnss
OF tine innss tRa In tho form gatherine
worry abort time, the mdIady is yannnished e {
the rotten throne thatit occupied is renoyatud
and made new, and tho patient, in ali tie dig
nity OF regained ,yigor, steps. forth to enjoy jiS
sne manhood or the womanhood that was. :
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2 2 MANHOOD:
How Lost! How Restored!
Just rub{fsfed in a sealed enue.
- lone. Price. sfI cents.

1'1s 111'e. PT1ce. stJ cents.
A LECTURE on tho Natural Treatment
Als=nd Radicsl Cure Of Epermatorrhea or
Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Emissions,
Sexual Debility, and Impediments to Marri-
Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical Inoa,, s,
pacity: resulting from self+Abuse. TO-, by Ro-
I. nsnr J.iCgLyEgWEL1, H.. D., author Of the
i'"A Boon 60 Thousands OF Sufferers"
Bent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, on receipt OF six cents, or
TWO postage stamps, by OHAS.J. O. KLINE
LAT Hoyvery, Now, Xorlx--P. o. BOX, 4, $50.
Sune 3mo
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Fund
of
tne regular session Of lS0'7 ,IsoN 'sea
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GIVEN. UP AS LOST.

The second thing is, the patients must stsy
IN awarm room until they get we'll; it is r.
most m impossible to prevent taking cold when
see ladpss are diseased bpt It DO
air and riding Out, especially in. tIis seotion
OF the country in the fall and winter season.
M are all wrong. Physicians who rooommond
shct c9nrss lose their patients il their lungs
in tho house, they must not sit down mi Gn;et H :
they must walk about the room as much And
as fast as the etrength will bear, to net i,p a
good circulation Of blood. Tho pationts
got we'll. This has gront deal to do with tho
appetite, and ie the great point to gain.
10 despair OF cnre aftor such evidence OF it's
possibility IN tho worst cases, and moral Ger.
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Private Boarding,

Ixl and tho public In general. that she has
9ponea PRIVATE BOARDINd HOUSE, on
RAN street, near Bnll. The house is largo
ana 4alry, and guests may expect the Comforts
VI nOulO. NAV
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HORSE and CARRIAGE NAREEE

NEw-YORK, Saturday. Dec. o. 1871
Til, horse market has remained comparatively
ifac'ivc tn oighout the week closing today. In Eat
Twentyfourtu-si. slight advance in the demand for
heavy draught and ordinary harness hors has been per-
reptlbIe, but there nothing Of sufficient importance
to inhlcaf" an approaching improvement In the condL
II ID ol inc general trade 60 Western hcr-'H were
bought Tor city railroad at average Of sea per
lead. Ordinary Canadian and Western Work Eorcs
ranged at from soO 900 per read OF Sht
harness horse. brought from sooto 500 per pair IT. s
81 3O and other Transactions Of note were reported.
The Horse and Carriage auction marts we're rule
We attended and the entire stock brought to he nam
mer rapidly enough Disposed OF. but the bi,.. lacked
animate: and prices were less satisfactory than at
former sales.
Tie result OF tOdays sale at Messrs Barker & Chascs
civ Auction Mari AMI y. Y. Tdttrill, been fol-
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REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK. Saturday, Dec. 0, 1871.
The past week has been extremely dull at
the Exchange The sales have been. as rule poorly at
tended and the bidding mainly by parties In interest
For the coming week large pumber Of legal sales
announced and Of the property to be sold Is very
desirable.
Hugh n Camp will sell on Tuesday, at the Exchange,
three lots, each 2OxOO11 feet north aide Of One
huudrcd-and-t welith-st, between Lexington and Third
Adrian II. Muller will sTll on Wednesday four lots on
the Grand BOulevar between On'-huntred enty
eight lots One-hundred ind-twenty-third and One
hrndrcandtwenty -fourthsts., commencing l75 feet
east Of the Grand Boulevard also, SIX lots on One
hIndr '!andtwenty second ana One-nundrcd-and-
tweu:y tlrsts., about $50 feet east OF Frst-ave.
Jos m Mrtiuire will sell Tuesday, by order OF the
Slp,' me Court the valuable property known as No 8
tniO-sqlare ALSO the premises No eA' west twenty
nihhst. , .
The EH:dbc,h Journal says We have very important
from TON Scott. to the effect that thr new owners
e. the NcwJcrscy Road intend TO make strong Dia lor
the travel to Elizabeth. Mr. Scott II reported 10 nave
Promised to put on new cars 10 accOinhoua,' wv a
who here resident and whose business taxes
them to NcwYOrk. Furthermore, II Is silu uat MT
oft will reduce the communication Ia f25 per ann'
which will be n 2lcat thing this city. Another Iratre
that Indicates the immediate future OF Ezaocln Is 'n
demand here for lots from citiz,ns OF New YORK - d.
Ahcrn sold Oliyc-st. two lots To NJ Moran on wv"
York. and the street lot to James heery u
Ninih-avc OF Ncw-YOrk, and John Ryan o. EiZI"th
has secured two lots on the same street. McnWi ny
Guinness, also Of Elizabeth, has secured lot on O'rs,
and Mr.. Ahcn says that all his property on Oivcs ~
sold out Houses are going up every where hofth vi
OlNes So that the yicaity OF Jefferson Park VIII ere
lng be the very center OF an immense popila'lOi'
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H. ordnary work hOr.cs N hcIOw Sno per head ;
second hand wagons narnss AID horse rionhG brought
moderate pric. :. -
and o,fe a number OF horses said IT, have n'tn r.
ccnily attacked with The crrrbr0 spinal nea9'S which
Is the veterinarians name Tor the diseisi. 80
TLcrn was hui it'll variation in the condition Of tho
carriage bllsinc Gurg the week The c'lI weather
has IA q iuca sure, been incical to the cty t'1dc m
fac heavy carriages, and sales from the ""tHTc, OF
several Of the hes makers unite satisfactory PROM
Western buyers there has been slight dclahn ior
heavy work. and qnc nimbrr OF this class OF vehicles
have been dsposrd OF. few cheap scigls have been
sold Prices seigs vary hut little from those oi last
Winter, and hc bought from 50 UP to 500
Exports o. Carriages. iR.poru VI tdF'gef .,
R,;,.b ~ ,Ina,.s BIS
CUBA, srigh.......... 6U Ia ports of (drrtq> hat'ret
Porte Rico I...... i5 West Indies pky,.. : ~
The 10 head OF horses OF ALI kinds recently arrived
from Chicago and consi gued Mcssrs. Barker X Che,
will I've sold ut the City Auction Mart aud newborn lat
tersalls on Wednesday ncXt. Dec. Is.
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forces. Carriages, Garneso. Sc.
A MEXICAN HORSE CLIPPING MACHINE.

n
Horses Clipped the IIose Clipping Nschns 1t .ho,
notice, IN ONE HOURS TINE and in yet tNN ~
PASSED HERR OR ANYWHERE ELSE; ridges ln"irl'n-'
rn which rendered SMOOTH AN NhE u
and there is POSSIBILITY OF Hu@TiSG ss."g he
animal
The Machine Is now in opertnn - . $780,. ...
AT BARKER 4 CHA>ES CITY AUCTION NAkr AID
NETWORK TAiTEksAiLp D.
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND THlRI i-HiNlh-Nir
and at the -. . -, I'D,
CORNER OF LEXINGrON-AvB AND TWENri-folhI h ST
AUCTION SALES At THE CITY Auction Met AAp
EW-YOHk TArTEksA Ais.
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
HORSE-BLANKETS, ROBES, HARNESS,
&C. At low prices Harness, So to $50 set Bans'S ri a
TO s each. C. NJ. MOSEMAN BRO, Naouiieter'r,
WAerooms. III ttamb'rssc
II ORSE Blankets, 81 so; Buffalo, Black Bear
and Plus' Csrriagc Robes Great bargains los 'h"rr,
SLEIGIIS, sLEIG sBIsisr, sLE I.snI; ;;,ss
~ HILLS BLANKETS ROBES.
fam uu assortment and secondhand
rases fMfihn Iiii n an " - va.,.,.,
CIEIGI BELLS and HORSE BLANKETS,
- IL LARE ASSORTMENT AT
IARMER HAYS l. Go.
~ BEEKHANST
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INRUSTEEY SALE-CHEMICAL WORKS

Estate Frederick ke deceased vii BE- sold pnh'e Hat To-
ermler ls At IL the Philadelphia Elcsnr cororr
Known POTTS kLETrs situate on Line st. C.oter:
N j. about mile from the Steamboat
.nns Of J. W. Sons and Browning
Brohrr. The Improvements brick and store btngs sbk.
engines machinery succru working order
Of shune acid to m,uuare from 8O Ia 1000
Of Of Full particular Be had
OF the THOMAS SONS III and il South fourthsI
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9ituaiions Uaute0--femaleS.

LII in WANT of first-claSs German. tuglish.
N Scotch HELP male or female, can e .rr @ IN ri
oe. and most reliable place In TINS ey Id e hrHb
Sixth.sve -
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Hilds
VI Instu,e IL Norfolk St. between k,pson ani iar"nsa
VVANTED-A Situation by competent Ger
man dr for General cook wsar ironrr
Is willing snd obging reierenees Call No. 3 Bo~
Hp-Sl
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NETWORK AND NEW-IIAVEN RAIL
~ 49,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY -, l8.l

co 6sMESc SG"S NAY y, ls::l.
Pa.xus. Station in of Twenty seventies. d
fourth.ave Entrance Twenty seventiist
TRAINS LEAVE NKwyoRK
For Milford stI.,feo farde southport and we.por. ihsa
n" fo s. ssa TIN Se e1e lEs n:@ M EL r- '
x E. !fs IS: - p T.
F., s,-m s o s sj IS ~ .t' m t' 80
For il:'oA M '' a''
Sands, Mai, Tram leave. Twenty yeuts NewYOri at for
Boston, via both spr'fcsos sss RI sa? TssiS
f fs1 Boston Boston u: s sBa s. lis 81
For RIVER sSt' Rrs.a NJ ip Northampton
For Isnorl Fro,idenc. and F.hl Railroad i?;l5
Line Rally to Norwich aud Providence l'
FOR New haven AMI SortasIpSa E.rO. H. to North
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD & ,o sIsa. Nov .1S yo,
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1890 Special Chicago Express with Drawing cara to BuaA'
1915, I. m: M. Northern and Western Espr..
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600 n Express sepingea, for WATERFOWL. Osvso and
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sui Niagara Falsi also Tor Chicago via both sac n
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| NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT OF
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