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The msjOrity Ofthe Gas Committee recon-
vsend that the bid Of james ;. Charles, 10
sea- and glaze the public gas lamps OF the
city for seventy nve dollar $50 per month"; be
accepted By ne CITY.
MInORITY EPOR
The minority Of the Gas COMMITTEES recon-
mspd maj The Old Of Joseph RaoOri, 70 clean
and EIaze the public gas lamps Of the city for
sixty ts0J per month, be accepted by the city.
The report ofthe minority Of the Gss Com
mittee as presented. wa adopted by The Board
Of Aldermen, and The action OF The Aldermen
Wss concurred n by The Common Council,
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saturdas. the l7th FsbruarN Is72.

between the hours OF 10 o'clock am. and 2
O'Clock pm, a. the southwest corner of the
Intersection OF Main ana Madison streets, In
the city Of Memphis, proceed to sell, for
cash. ~ the highest and best bidder, the fol
lowing lot or parcel of land, situate lying
and being in the ciiy OF Memphis, county Of
Shelby ana state OF Tennessee, and described
as follows, to.W1s: a certain lot OF land In
the Batture addition TO the city OF Memphis,
known and described In said Batture add1-
ticn AZ lot No. Ia, bounded on the north by
lot nc lib in said Batture addition; on the
east by an alley; on the south by Adams
street, and on the west by Water street;
fronting 70 feet on Water street and slightly
feet. more or less, on the north line OF Adams
street, said lot being the corner lot at the
northwest junction of Adams street with
Water street.
The right or equity OF retention Ii ex-
prsssly waved In said Trust Deed, and the
title TO the properly is believed TO De good.
but ! VIII sell and convey only as trustee
fs27 II K MfERE TruataaL
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BIG CREEK PLAAK.ROAD FARE Ar
AUCTKON.

- On same day, at u, VIII be added 10 our
sale lor M Hays, q farm or 8lk acres. on he
Big CTeek ~plsRkrOad. ~ miles north OF tie
city, ABOUT 2.acres. above overflow, IN oulti.
Walton, with cabins, Btsblss, etc, the balance
heavily Wooded, extending into Hasohia
bottom. This sale wiz be positive. MOOD
dealers ana farmerB should be on the ALERT
little perfect; abstract in our hands.
81 TERMS CASH.
talS BoYH1ER, IRRELEVANT q 90
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LOOK TO YoUR CHILDREN.
THE GREAT SO0THIHG REaEDS.

- Cures Colo and Gripping pr-es
wRE.a@bs,i In the Bowels, and Aacln-
as-sn tates the process OF 3seAA -
ing.
snbdues ~COnYulstOnB ana -
~ oTercomss all diseases In
$500 eidsnt TO fnfant8 and cnl -
Crrss Dtarrhea. Dyasn- -
Hr1 eaTv and sumner COM
Vhitocss6tl oIaiut In children o. al
6e11p. Egs1.
r. a. M 6rsst Infants and Cafbf-=ns1
aaos5i,0 Eamedy fer al diaordarg bronghf
- - TSefhing or any other cHusa.
Psruarsd by the GRAETOn MEDICINE
y. 81 Louia, no.
sold by d~rlEsists and dsalsrz mmsdicirs
ayezyWhIa EzEsE
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FROM TIE wATERWoRKs COMMITTEE.
MEMPHIS Fehruarv z 1872.
Petitions

Thu HeEEAl0u WIN DIVER klGAAA E1AAINAA1y
lofM. L Dun an, praying 10 be pald me sum
OF 80 y for earpe ing furnished me CITY N
Is8I - preBeGled was referred Dy the hSat4
OF Aldermen 10 NE Finance Committee ana
on presentation ~ the Common Council was
similarly referred.
FROM {. N. APPERsON.
The petition Of l. 81. APperson, stating that
Ghs CITY assessment Of Log no. q, Block 81, be-
longing 70 the estate Of ". 4. Bolton, Is large
" ia excess OF lts true value, puayl Z for re-
duotion-as presented was read aud referred
10 tue Mayor and Gay Attorney BY the Board
Of Aldermen, ana on presentation 10 The Com
mon Council was disposed Of by a similar re-
FROM OBANNoE q MORRIS.
The pstttion OF O'Bannon s Morris, proprie-
aoss OF b Peabody hotel, proposing % tlace
80 aaslamps aud fixtures erected - front Of
- Plabody hotel, COGdilO cd lhat the city
have tins same upPAso VII - = ! 80 ~
re Board Of Aldermen Dut on pEeenUaStyh
- Council was laid on the liable
FROM A. WRIGHT
Tn. tsuqthy petition OF A Wright, asking
the settlement OF the CLAIMS 81 nrlsnss ~
Eissick q wight Tor proiesaonAt ssIfioeSi
AMOUNT $5O-Ss presented was G anu ~
farred by tue Board Of Aldermen 70 then
Oommittee on Claims, a on presentation 70
he COMMON Council was disposed OF y :
Uke reference.
FROM SEARS q GREELEY.
The pertion Of J. J. Sears and George a.
anssley to the city, for the city % convey u
sbsm ~ quit-elsim deed, petit ming tnat esI.
go to1 ia Fort pickering, struck Oh to thf
- - citv tax due thefeOn-as presented wa
- and referred 70 the COMMITTEES on Claims
- re Board Of Aldermen and Oh present2'
Gon % the Comma Council was disposed o
~ q ike reference.
FEoM HALL, sELIGMAE AND OTHERS
Tbs petitiop Of Eeligman, Hall and Others
aRllinE tbe ~ento Of The General Sooncl
70 the necessity OF having the alleys petheeL
SECOND and fernando streets 49, O9ton 80
Gsyoso 81 eets cleapssd and purihedZas Pre-
aontsd was read and relerred 70 th9 SnleI Q
= oltoS by ID Board Of Aldermen ana on Pre-
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TrRst Sale

R5-By virtue Of h. = husseu'G Trust Deed
10 me, dated the 18th day Of July, A.. 1870,
n recorded in Book Is, page 3la, 1 will sell,
forcaah.
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FROM THE FIRE COMMITTEE.
U-E--- -
10 the Honorable General Council:

To ne Honorable General Council:
Upon TIE resaluti0n that the Chief Police be
1900 shed on second street, adjoining the
Eesidsnce Of Mrs. Flynn occupied as q laat-
Uess factory by Ames, Bs@ltle6 co. toIemoNe
without delay-WhICh Was adopted Dy The
Coa eli and referred 70 tine fire oy
ne Board OF Aldermeu-yOur FEe
suggest that The resolution be couPlel WIN
me repOrt ss presentsd was adopted W the
Board Of Aldermen, ana on presentation 70
The Common oun the action OF the Alder
men was cOncurred in
From THE WATERWORKS COMMITTEE.
MENPHIs, February Z, 1877.
To The Honorable General Council:
Your WatsrWorks Committee beg leave 70
report that they have mad conference with
The WaterW0rks Company, and have taken
GtsnE 10 have ths city properly represented IN
: directory OF the Waite Company.
, report a. presented Was read and re-
sslVed 81 the Board Of Aldermen and on
~Drssentation 10 the Common DOuncl the &C
Ion q the Aldermen was c-Oncurred IN.
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By the above table It viii be seen that
the receipts 70 this date have decreased
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PROM THE JOINT GAS Committee
MENPH1s, February . Z.

10 the holoLdD4b HEAtId1 NDAAGAs
The CITY Enginaer, on the 9Th January,
gave nOuce tn sealed proposals would be re-
ceiyeu a. uis Office until twelve O'Clock noon
OF saturday, Eebrua Y Sd, Tor cleaning and
glazing the public gaalamps in the city, the
civ deserving the nghI 10 elect any or al bids
In response 10 This the annexed proposals
~ rarafEad
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Fog To- Cclaosel eG GSzhEsroHs s:5 tas
zsaraBceCfEeSaar1
ear-caSe 81 nazts-yPcr!o1s.

- T.css PEs are az J4s1.tag
e Ecr15s R~egaJa:or, Intended Jor
.2ecicl oGsc-; f5ose obstinate 0aes
aa5ere aei;dsr and cheaper nleaL
cipes Ja=
SV They are composed Of the most
q active and powerful principles Of
ESE plants, roots and berries, so
Z ,h:g1ly concentrated that each
lW pill contains more medicinal
q strength than 3 whole box or
49, bottle Of ordinary dollar Iaedi-
ane u the market. A,aougb po1OGJtd, get
20 mad dsd pleasant IN TIER operation, Cat
he mos feeble can take hem toith perfect
sqteg-
M They Fay be safely used at acy age,
and 1t any period, EXCEPT DURING FIRST
rsE MONTHS, during which the unfailng
usture 0. their acton wolld liauibly PRE-
EHT pregnancy.
x All letters seeking Information or
Sdi-o viii DC promptly freely and uaare5-y
2rs~erod.
~ Each toc oegaas.s a}1t 100 p.Es cIG
- 5TuPoe2 IN -7as1 g07G Fri7tcd IN dsep ysd
Aac1s, s5a1 fag GadezP loaea.ols enclosed.
n Sent ty n4l, free OF portage, On
gesefpt o. price. ., pes boz
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7 RUS EE'S SALE Or VALUABLE
PROPERTY.

TTNDER and by virtue OF the authority
vested In me by a certain Trust Deed
executed by 4. Z. Walt. date June z, 1871. OF
record in the Registers once OF Shelby
county Tennessee, In BOOK no 81, page Us,
to which reference Is here had, when Trust
Deed Was maze for the purpose OF securing
certain dents therein mentioned, l VIII on
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PAPER FOR TRE PEOPLE

For the Professional Man, for the Merchant,
tor the Farmer. for the Mechanic
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;haaeerY Ssls Qf Real Estais

E0MUHD A. COLE, Clerk and Master
By r. ]. BLACK, Deputy 0. an.
Earrfe. PHfOW 4 PfIIOH. faIs-Rat
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pa. D 8. sonNsoN,s
MEDICAL olsPENsA2Y
tsas7ssl o. sscFst Disease

Il noW Permanently ESTABLISHED FOR the usal
ment OF patients, both male and ismaLa
who are amiCtsd win any EorH or
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A an Advertising Medium for BANKERS,
erchan and Traders, the AP-
PEAL, in any of its editions, Is not surpassed
0y any other Paper in the southwest Our
Circulation is large, and found In nearly
every town and city In the South n West
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-14

Is not surpassed ~ any Of is
ries. Il is the
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Useful, Reliable and Interesting a. .
printed. We aim to make Il the
most reliable publication in Memphis, com.
peting for public favor, giving the earliest
best information required by merchants
Others, In. its columns are found able
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Non Rsslaens NotIca.

M. D.L 81 EWAET, Clfrk and Master.
e BEBCHER, Deputy Q. and N.
Scslsa. Sol. for u0mplL fr-1-frf
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HOtelssiand Restaurants.
AT'CRAY HOUSE

washington street, Petroleum Centre, Pc.
w. N. BRADSTkET. PROPRIETOR.
This hotel IL centrn ly located, and :be general
headquarters # oil men
Petroleum Centre. pa,May 18Th rSGS. .'r
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'hahkssivimg Proclamation.
WASHINGTON, Oct. II.

WASHINGTON, Oct. II. u.
| ny me PRESIDENT Of the l'nitei Stntes oi
America, Proclamation.
J Whereas, The revolution Of ano,b,r WOO,
| nAs aga'n brought the time when /, is ,,.u |
10 LOOK back upon the past. ana puh,iclv
'hank the Almighty tor bis mercies and his
| blessings, ard
whereas, IT any one people has m ore oc-
cas'oh Than an"iher for Just thankIuness. it
toe citizens Of the United States. whose
government ia their creature. ml;.ct r.
'"''' oeh"S'E; who have reserved to them
selves amp"s civil and religions fteeaon,
and equality before the law: who. during
the last twelve months have eni,ve6 eyemn.
'ohs from any grievances or general calan.
ny; and to whom prosperity in Agriculture.
manufactures and commerce has been voucb
lafpi. ,.'.|
ihffe'orp, ny these considerations re-
commend that on Thursday, the 2stb dnv
Vi November next, the people mee. in their
respective places oi worship and thero max.
'e''r Acknowledgements to God for bis kind
ness and bounty. s
In witness whereof here unto set mo
nana and caused the seal of tho United
States to be afiiLad.
o'nN at the city of Washington. ths ll,b
day OF October, in the year OF our Lo,d
lo'Z' ana of the independence Of tn.
United States the nnetyIseventh.
rSigned7 IT,. Cp.xr
By President. ..as'
HAMILTON FIsu, ....
secretary of State.
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Special notices 20 eents per line, each insertion.
Advertisements payable quarter,y in advance
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-13

In consequences of the frequent occurrence
OF cases OF spontaneous combustion in
"cbarged Silks" the German railroads have
refused to receive them for transportation.
Charged silks are goods which have bee,
treated with grease or oil, for the parpose
oil increasing their weight and their conse-
quent apparent value, this being done main
ly in France and Belgium.
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An exchange says that a man weighing
four hundred and six,yithree pounds re-
c'ntly sat on jury in Iowa. The jniy in
question mus have felt very uncomfortable,
if the weather in Iowa was as no. as it has
been here lately.
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The Dr'ug!. q.
rs selling Dru
ER than anY

An advertising camille maker mcdest'y
announces that "without intending to cas-,
any reflections on the sun, may venture to
assert with confidence that my patent octa-
gonal, double wick, spermaceti candles give
the best light ever invented"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-13

The spirit Of Captain Kidd seems to have
come back in New York. Not a night pas.
ses without some case of piracy occurring
among the vessels in the harbor.
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THE OIL NIARKE ElS.
BY W. U. TEL. LINE.

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY RECORD
Aug l3 1872. '
The petroleum market eXhili:s decline
OF 10 cents from yesterdays prices, and still
going down. 500 barrels changed hands al
1925. We quote at that figure.
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or criminal indulgence in that collegiate pas

for criminal indulgence in that collegiate pas
time.
on Wednesday Of this week wrestling
match is to take place at Franklin hall. in New
Haven. The contestants are Homer Lane. Of
New York, and Higley. The stake is $1,000
The match was first arranged 10 take place al
Jersey City, on the 18th of June for a purse of
$500, but the hackers of the parties not being
present, the contest was adjourned to New Ha
ven. The hacker of MIR. Higley is his uncle
who lives in the latter.citv
Charles Bedient of Weston, who owned eight
sheep, visited his pasture after severe storm,
ana saw them colnplacently reclining under an
oak tree. The next day they were in the same
position. The following day found him again
taking view, and beholding each sheep in the
exact position of the preceding days, he was
Impressed that something was wrong. On Wis
ting the tree he found every one Of the sheep
dead, the lightning having killed them out
right.
Mr.. Yung Wing yale, '54) was in New Ha-
ven, Friday, TO make arrangements for the
Young Chinese who Will arrive this week.
They landed in San Francisco last week, and are
coming right through. There are about thirty
of them, and it is the desire OF the Chinese gov
eminent that they be put in cultured families,
not more than two at place, and generally not
more than two in town. They are TO receive,
besides domestic care, teaching in the rudiment-
airy branches aud will pay nine dollars week,
or sixteen for two. Applications may be sent
| to Secretary Northrop.
A curious swindle was practiced by woman
who took passage for New York in the steam
| boat Connecticut at New Haven recently. Ar
irving at the boat in good season, she observed
the handsome mahogany chest containing med
| icines which always stands on the marble table
in the main saloon, and with view TO business
appropriated the property Hurryng to the
baggage master, the woman Offered the chest to
his Inspection, saying she wanted it checked for
New York. The baggage man having but re-
Gently entered the service OF the steamboat com
| pany had never seen the medicine chest and
| duly checked it. When the chest was missed,
brief search led to the discovery of this funny
enterprise on the part of this speculative lady.
RHODE ISLAND.
Dennehy, the murderer of Geo. H. Favor of
Providence, was arrested yesterday in Green
| VILE Canada, by Providence detective
The oyster law in Rhode Island went off yes
| terday. No one was injured. Now those soft
| hearted creatures will be enticed from their
| pearly homes for the benefit OF humanity. Its
a sad life that of an oyster; after so many years
| OF close confinement TO be swallowed alive. A
| sort of gustatOrial inquisition.
A couple in Bristol were engaged to be mar
| ried. The usual preparations were made. The
/ time agreed upon for the ceremony to take
| place was Monday afternoon the orb. The man
| went to a barber shop to get shaved, about two
| O'Clock that day. The woman's affections APP
| pear TO have been suddenly transferred TO an
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MroittnaI
MI e ID l G A L o + f G Z
No. 5 Pleasant St., near Main.
WORCESTER, MASS
DIR. MANSFIELD

DIE. MANSFIELD
has established Grand Medical Office for the
Radical and Permanent Cure of all diseases or de
rangemeHts of the Genital Organs or System, which
will be treated scientifically and the approved
principles : Syphilis, Gonorrhea, elect Structures
seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions Female Weak
ness. Pains in the Back aud Loins. Whites Gravel,
Nervous Diseases. HumOrs. Dyspepsia. Piles, &c.
Dr. Mansfield viii cure all of the above Diseases by
his new and improved method in short time giving
entire satisfaction TO his patients. Spermatorrhma
permanently cured and Lost Manhood Restored.
TO THE LADIES.
DIR. Mansfield is, without doubt, the successful
praconcrin the treatment of those complaints requr
ing skill secresy and experience, and all other Diseases
incident to Females that we know Of Those requiring
medical aid both young and old male and female, will
nnd II to their advantage to consult Dr. Mansfield. He
is man thoroughly posted in his profession. reg-
lar graduate OF medicine, and gentleman worthy the
confidence OF the people Call at his office social chat
Mlll cost you nothing, and may be OF more benefit you
than you imagine.
TO YOUNG MEN.
DIR. MANSFIELD, Pleasant st near Main Worces-
ter Mass has no superior in the treatment Of that de-
plorable atcti0n, Seminal Weakness or
Strictly private and confidential
Hours-9 A. NJ, TO p. M. Office open SUNDAYS
&. MANSFIELD. NJ. D.,
No. Pleasant ST.
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YOUNG MEN.

especially who have become Victims of Solitary Vice,
that dreadful and destrr We habit which annually
sweeps 20 an untimey gra9 thousands of young men Of
the most exalted talents md brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entranced listening senates with
the hunders Of eoQnenee may call with mi cnndence
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Married persons. or young men contemplating mar
riage, being aware Of Physical Weakness Organic De-
bility, Deiormities, &c, speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care of DR.. Halock
may relgiOusly cOnde in his honor as gentleman and
confidently rely upon his skill as a physician.
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Seminal Wenkness or spermatorrh@n

Immediately cured and full vgor restored This dis
tressing atction-wch renders life miserable and mar
rlage mposslhe-is the penalty paid by the victims of
improper indulgences Young persons are too apt to
consequences that may ensue. Now, who that under
stands the subject will pretend to deny that the power
OF procreaOn is lost sooner by those falling into i'm
proper habits than by the prudent? Besides being de-
prved of the pleasure of healthy offspring the most ser-
Gus and destructive symptoms of both body and mind
arise The system becomes deranged the physical and
mental functions weakened Loss Of Provocative Power
Nervous lrrtability, Dyspepsia, Palpaton of the
Heart Indigestion, Constitutional Debility and Wasting
OF the Frame Cough Consumption. Decay and Death,
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BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD a !
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT cnm ON mn N.Y. NJ d,

sr, B3oTESPoE LA AND WORCESTER DIVISION.
June "a i ~ ARRANGEMENT, commencing MONDAY
PPASSSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester;
d, rOa boston, at APO exp, I. @ .2J eXp and q 45 -
IN w exp S55 exp 400 500 and 955 eS M and
ot ashhglon square station; az ohcrs rom SLATE
Ashland Sdfa nj apd mCs Il Scgthve Cordave an
., Ss 9uB 9a femnghan, APO, l. IS and SIS am Az
Fo or M MdtoI at and 95 am, 40 825 and 4aopm
For Welese ' " Gra g49 M 40 4So and
i1u bfgntnn at and 945 a m 4SO & n m PAL p9.i.
ram or e same stations also take tie lao mn
Train which leaves Nack twenty-seven ninnts aGa
The 4.2Oa m train runs every dav excent NTorso..,,
ot Hr,, every day except SUNDAY 1i''0'9 all
sstnn ~ Express from Albany leaves Washington
r SHnGay NAL leaves Washington So station $40
TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON as follows:
exnrose On M al o 4 o5O exp. exp, II M lNp
SxnIe SOU express to birmingham, $50 express gGs
o1 For New York, via Springfield, exp IN. snp.
New York via Norwich, $50 exp. pm.
Wesibor9, 8, Z. II a IN, 80, 4.3O. 5 80 exppm
Southville, s. I, i m. la6. Are pm NP>P H.
3 3sEiaHlIf J. IA m m 49, aso sPm
% u u @ hlngnaul, q $50 exp and eXn II
In mo exp esp d 4SO exp s. $50 ex Gg5 exm
= N Sok 7, TO- IL m, $780, 2l5, 4,65a55 ;,
SSIiIiSprg' A, an, $50 pm.
SSaXohHli G, 10 m, 5,55 D m.
AL outward trains ANY ax6 Si2 FSAP ~, $50 exp PM
NewtnnS san ai igT;lyes Boston at $50 m t ~
GolI 2 Nonln hraningham Wnrcnst, SI3pphg at W.
am, q a big, ~ ives I'm New York nj 4 40
a. FIRTH, Asst. suP't, Bds 5HlSiN'u'
I"nye W 81 ~ AND SP-' NGFIFIn nru,s,o,,
cOmmOcat0nl at O Is n m MY anu way stations. (ac-
pm. "' way stations, G.i5, a m and IA
foTU AitdnaaHRy texpressl s.; for New yor, ,
Snndo5, 80 m and i30 and 10 95 m Hlu Alnany
leave n,i leaves at 1905 m iInn, new lork
i3O m train. ''"uS'er daily connecting with
az Le 9Ss Springfield for Worcester ot9 -,.u
$50 M SUNDAY mail Is - b. ~. Albany Sunday ex press
va mHnlIHdoAp CONNECTIONS Al GIinliyl go .
lailToads roy ami Grcenbusb and liz, ne ,; ,Sew
and Boston n halhan with the Harlem, nnd 9 iiNer
linz WIZ ~, ila Lebanon Springs una i,ugson
he p WIN tne ll9gsatonc Railroad AZ state
All Westdel "V N ort Adams and onsnt
Railroad Wu the New Haven and Nnyt ii,f1,1s.
and SpTinraeI painghGd with the Hartford New Wpyen
Panar vi I ana Connecticut River Paiir,a liNsn
Worcester JunetoNN ew London Northern railroad AZ
Clinton and a. south birmingham with tle sostou
and laval inlcnbrg Milford and South Frainghos
'"iiIoaus' q. o. RUSSELL,
Supt Snrinpnai1
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NO MORE NAUSEOUS MEDICINES
for Seminal Weakness Piles, LaeontaeRce al Jfine
and pTOldDsifs LYeyi ~ ''' " N'"'s
OLD DIR. HAwLEY's

quarter OF century experience has perfected ocal
cure, speedY. permanent and secret Local treatment
proven ny the most eminent European physicians the
only cure. Instrument and specific with plain drec-
TONS securely sealed, So
sold by his Agents, BERNHARD FESTNER 3Al
Third Avenue, New York and r. r. LANDON NS \
Tind Block, Chicago, L dGwIanIe ,yIS