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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-06-06
READING RAIL ROAD.
Summer arrangement .Iontlay,
May 6th 1872.

|
Great Trunk Line from the North and
North west for Philadelphia, New York,
Reading, Poiisville. Tamaqua, Ashland,
Shnmokin. Lebanon. Allentown. Easiou
Ephrma. Lifiz. Lancaster. Columbia &c.
Trains leave ilrrisburR for N.Y.as follows:
~ 40, BIT, q. m, 2.tO p. M. connecting
with similar trains on the the Pennsylvania
Railroad.and arriving ai New York at 1907
y: M, 1853, and 9.45 p. m, respectively
tSleep'ng cars accompany the 245
train. without change.
Returning: Leave New York at 900 m,
l2.3o Noon. and o,4o p III. Philadelphia at
'.3o ESQ m. and $50 NJ.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Poiisville
Tamaqua. Mintrsville. Ashland, Shnmokin.
Allentown AMI Pb ! J de p ia, at
s.lO m, 2.0c and % m, stopping nt
Lebanon and principal way stations; the
i,o3 N train connecting for Philadelphia,
polisville aud Columbia only. For Potts
VILE, schuylhill Haven and Auburn. via
Schuylkill md susquehanna Railroad,
Leave Harrisburg At 81 pm
East Penn,ylvania Railroad trains. leave
Reading for Allentown, Easion and New
York al 4.a. 10.4O forenoon, and 4.O5
Pm. Re'nmig, leave New York at 800 q.
m., 1880 noon and 5.46 p. m. and Allen
town ut 7.2e am. l2.25 Noon 2. 10 4.25 sad
9.lo p. m. ..
Way passenger train leaves Philadelphia
.. 1.3O u, connecting with similar train
on East Jenna. Railrond. returning from
Reading At d, 20 p IN, stopping At all stations
Leave Pottsville at 800 q, M, and
2,SO p. n; Herndon at 1000 An; ShS-
mokin nj $40 and i.l5 a. m; Ashland ~
7,O5 %, and l2,43 noon, Mshanoy City
at 75la. N. and f.20 p. M, Tnmaqua st
s.35 nm. and 2,l0 p m for Philadelphia
New York, Reading. Harrisburg, sc. -
Leave Poitsville. via Scbuylkill and Sus-
queb,nna r r at S.l5 m for Harrisburg,
and ll.45 a m for PineRrove and fremont.
Pohsville Accommodation traia; Leaves
Poiisville at $50 q m. passes Reading at
1925 m, arriving at Philadelphia at $50
a. n. Returning, leaves Philadelphia at
o. 10 ? M. passing Heading At 7.4O D 10,
arriving at Poilsville al 81 p m.
Tottst own Accommodation Train Leaves
Ioiisiown at 6,l6 u m. returning leaves
Philadelphia (Ninih a Green) at 4. 40 N.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading
at 7,20 q m. and 8,I5 D M for Ppnrats.
LitiI. Lancaster, Columbia, &, : returning
leave Lsncasisr at $40 q % and s.26 y N
and Columbia at g. rs m and 3.l5pm.
Perkiomen Railroad Trains leave Peril
omen Junction at 7.l5. s,O0a IN, 800. and
5.45 p m; returning leave Sohwsuksville At
$50 and s.lO a. N. i.C5 and 4.i5.
? IN. connecting with similar ,rsins on
Phoenozviil. Al $40. N 3.io and $50
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-06-06

IRkRE 10 a general movement iu
the vicinily Of New York city among
woFklngmen ioi a reduction Of hour,
OF labor 10 eight hours a day. Th,
carpenters have succeeded 10 recurin
the reduction. The same movement
has extended more or less to Other
trades, especially the uasous nnd
brisklaysrs. The New York "Tri-
bune' Publishes a table showing thai
there has been ut once a0 incie>e in
wages and a dim nuiion Of eIpense-
for food aui iueI siOce 1869, makine
the aggregate Increase 10 wages ver,
large.
An indiana farmer, after trying D.
trap. poison and shoot the rails Iha
ovcrrun his premises, bought i~o goai .
AMI gave them ihe raDge Of yard,
aud statles. Wmkiu q week every rat
eniisraied and stayed away mil ,he
goats were sold, nearly two year. at
ter~srd. ~b"u they oil came back
with oil their friends. A second edi
ton oi goats ga, procured, and since
then DOT . rat has Lseo seen Ou the
premises.
s.r- r4T ~ slsH trr-.s 30. ..t.fs.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-06-06
How 10 Learn Languages.

A writer on the modern Ian .uaycs
ib American College IN the June Gal.
oTy, deprecates any course OF instruc-
iiou hicn does away with either the
study Of ths ancient or Of the mo.
deru languages. But he reverses the
traditional order, and advises he pu.
pil 10 take up at the age of ,eu--or.
at all events, not later than twelve
one modern language, aud pursue it
a. n: tor eighteen months. Then the
other, be- think, should be added
an at the age Of ffte"n he stuicnr
shou Il tegn Latin, at sixteen
Greek. he says No Que, however.
should be allowed to pas over To-
Latin who has not first mastered
IN roughly the principles of the two
preceding languages, During the year.
after ID, willie the stress is and
must be had upon Latin aud Greek
the pupil should preserve and extend
bi, acquisition, in French aud Ger.
man by careful reading on alternate
days. Such a curriculum, if .urh.
fully and persiStcntly carried our
will give HIM at ibe enI of his 18Th
ycars-the average age Of entrance IN
orr older eol'eges---aH the linguistic
training that he needs for deriving The
fullest benefit from bis college course.
lie will have had three years prrpa.
ration IN Latin aud Two in Greek, al
ter his mind. be it observed, had al
ready been trained 20 linguistic study.
and will have hal continuous. pro-
gresslSe preparation OF six and tour
and halt years respectively in the
l~o great livIag languages of Europe.
The result, too, will have been effect
ed without encroachment upun the
tune necessary for muthrmatcal aud
other studies. The proposed curri-
salum would require the following
number Of hours from II to l3l
tour hours per week for German;
from l3! 10 10, eight for German ami
French from Is to lG tour Tor Latin
and four !or German aud freuch."
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-06-06
$1,000 REWARD.

reward OF Ono Thousand Dollars will be
paid to any Physician who will produce n medi
cline that will supply the wants Of the people
better than the article known as
DIR. FAHRNEY'
Celebrated Blood Cleanser or Panacea.
tive. better Sudorihc, a better Diufetic, a bet.
ter Tonic, and In every way better than the
PLn'a.ce.a. No matter how long II has been
In use or how lately discovered. Above all II
must not contain anything NOT PURELY vg0g-
TABLE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03

Case Against Fisk and Gould for False
Imprisonment prOmised--'Ienibers
Of Old BOars. OF Aldermen on n Scrim-
mage Smallpox Deaths Run on n
savings BanA-.MunicipaI Matters.

New IOEE January 2-The case Of
Charles c. Allen IS. Fisk and Gould. fer
false ;mprisonIutnc. has been COMPROMISED.
some members Of The Old Board of Alder
men ATTEMPTED 10 take possession OF a room
iu the CITY Hall. and were driven of bv
the police after sLor. scr;mmage.
E5en:pr.-Nonev-T closing tate for
loans among stock brokers was Is Der diem.
Prime discounts I0Gl3 Exchange quiet
9a- 9le. Gold l09Is l09l2. Southern
State bonds tir,uer IL new South CarOliuas.
and quiet in other bonds. Tennessees old
6:}l2. new C3li: Eirsinias old G3l4 new %;
Louisianas o.d co. new 80. lnvee skies CT,
cights -; Alabama eighCs %, tves %: Geor-
ga SKIES -: North Carolinas old 81, new II:
South Carol:ras old 49. new26.
Governments steady. Fiye-twent:es of
January and July are row selling less the
January coupon: s-Xes OF 1871, cX-lnteTest,
10: tive-tven,;es If 1862. llal2; 1864, HOE;
lS0I. ex-;utc~e>-, lll34; new, cx-interest,
il4.,; lSU1. eX-inJ,rest ll3: ten-torties, ll0.
Twenty-s.X new cases and four deaths
from smallpox have occurred since SaIur-
day.
4 passenger n street car was shock
ingly beaten br piciirockecs while lie vas
TRYING 70 prevent tuem from Elcling "a
lady'S watch
There has been a considerable run on the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03
The Great Gambling Suit in Cincinnati
The Tables Turned on the Hon. John
Norri..ey,


tHr readers We're recently mace ac
qualuted, through these columns: W4t4 ne
tact OF John MorTISsey' OF New ork
through ms agent " llllam II. Mead nav
M brought SUIT against John hligour. OF
thI> city 20 recover 9i"'"Uo iost ny VIZ. NIL
gour' on cfedlt. AT one OF NmrflsSeN gam
oin@ houses. No west lWchIF,louith
street, New ofh' on the nlShJ OF rebru@ry
~. lo'l / v men pressed lor the money MI
hllgonr reluSed' o1 course the money can
not he recovered by TINS SUIT which Is
brought merely 1or the purpose o1 nm
p!easantIE exposing a gentleman weak
ness o0t % leNehSrini ,pltlt q! Morris
s@y palI. ); &amoilhg law III ms STATE
@iFes tAe l'oit>st'N~I gan A'-eF 80 tAah>e !"
recover
Forrest X Llhte,aah haVlhG i'e" r. pet-
non rhtlt; Af. HeaI Went |" ,A'ta[o.
Hardly had he reached thar ci.H' however.
when "i-eer George Carr. VINO Had lo.-
Ip"ed NM presented a warrant Itf !iS
arrest on ne charge OF tHre&t,Al4@ Mt
hi@"uF win personal NI"l'ice. T. "%S
YER un"!-e mat snch a warrant eh"Ui I
!Se'e. decidedly li0lcEIoUS on NJ C"Tr :
part 70 attempt the arrest OF man on 50
tEIii.NG 4 clldi --t III another state without Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03
THE SENATE HEsTERD DAi y.
second Dav'. Session.


Tuesday, January ,, lj'2. y
The Senate met pursuant 20 Adjournment.
Presentation. =. b. ). P;ncnhack, Lieu
tenant Governor and President OF the Sen
ate, and Messrs. Barber, Butler, Campbell
Gallup. Harris. Hun~ake", jerks. helSo.
Lynch. McMillen. Noland, Ragan. Swords,
Twitchell. Whltney-l5.
The President announced that there was
no quorum present.
Mr.. McMillen offered The following reso-
htions:
ReSoired That the Sergeant at-Arms and
his assistants be and they are hereby III
structed and ordered to arrest all Senators
who We're absent when the roll was called
this morning. and hold them in custody
until the next meeting of the Senate. should
the Senate not he III session at the time the
arrest is made. and compel the attendance
OF such as may be thus arrested et the
next session Of the Senate.
RcsOired. That the Sergeant alarms be
empowered. with the approval of the Prcsi-
dent OF the Senate, 10 appoint as many
sergeants-at arms and employ such force as
may be necessary to accomplish Ills OBJECT
Which was adopted.
Mr. HunSaker moved that the Senate
take a recess until for o'clocl, ?. VI.
Adopted
The time Of the recess having expired,
the Senate was called 20 order by the Presi-
dent, and on a call of the roll the following
Senators answered 10 their names:
Messrs, Barber, Butler, Gallup, Harris,
Hunsaker. jerks. Lvucl, Nvlaud. hagau,
Swords Twitchcll-il.
The President annourc ced that tLcre was
no quorum present.
Mr.. Hunsaker moved that -he Senate adj
iourn until tomorrow at twelve O'Clock VI.
Adopted.
The President then announced that the
Senate stood adjourned uu,.I .o-norrow at
twelve ooclock NJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03

WASHINGTON.
Charge of the Russian Lcgation-Lena
Cabinet Neetinc-DecreaseO of Public
Debt-Grand Dukc invited to Revisit
NashiuQinu.

WASHINGTON, January = - Ealerien
Scherckof assumed charge OF the Russian
Legation.
There was a long Cabinet meeting to-dav,
after which the President and Akerman
had conversation, supposed over the
Eu-KluX.
The debt statement shows decrease OF
nearly 81 800. .000: coin interest Sill 800 600:
currency Slj,7j0,UG0
Il is understood that as soon as it
was ascertained N. Catacazy had been
definitely recalled, the President directed
that the Grand Duke be invited to revisit
Washington. TIE invitation was declined
from the eXigencics connected with the
service of the Russian squadron, III which
lie is 4 lieutenant.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03

HIted states ana Great ErItain.
ROME, January King Victor Emanuel
sent a special ambassador 10 the Vatican on
New Years day with congratulations to the
Pope. Cardinal Antonelli received the en-
bassador ana informed him that the Pope
was indisposeG, and uLablc 10 receive visit
orS.
PARIS, January 2.-TEe French won a
brilliant victory III Dram. Two rebel chief
tans, also 80 horSemen. were killed.
LONDON, January o.-Ihe American min
ister has gone to France, where nc Will meet
General Sherman.
The Times, referring 10 the rumor that the
United States makes eXCrb!tant demands
before the Geneva board for indemnity tor
losses by the Alabama and other rebel YES
sells, processes TO believe that the American
government las 10 such intention; that its
main desire is 10 obtain public ackno wledg-
ment that the position il took, and remou-
strances il made during the war, We're
founded on reason. The Times says it is desir-
able that 10 encUura cement should lie given
btlligcreuts to bring cxtravagaut claims
against neutrals for constructive injuries.
The Cologne Gazette asserts that the
United States claims an enormous amount
for indemnity, 50 that when deductions are
made she may receive q handsome sum;
| this the G0-eHc denOunces as an arttnl and
| unworthy trick, bat IS not sorry that the
| only two nations which furnished supplies
| to France during the war with Germany
are now pulling each other by the ears.
| The idea has been started OF transferring .
| the propcrty Of the Atlantic Cable Com
| pany to the Joint governments of Great
| Britain and the United States. The propo
| sition is received with favor. in anticipation
| that it may result u reduction Of the
| present eXUgbl,aut rates OF tariff on cable
| messages.
| r. L 1o -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03
WHOLE NUMBER l44S.

today gave a dinner to the delegates to the
International Telegraphic Conference.
Duke de HarcOurt. French ambassador
to the papal court, had long interview
with the Pope to day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03

The largest candy manufactory n tie United
States. Tley manufacture every Kind of stick and
barbe1.ro,e candy and drops, and every kind or
bon Lons aid kisses .ozenges. and lundreds OF diff
ferent candies. Also. agents Of Or, Henleys ceie-
brated w.ue and cocktail bitters; AID keep On;
s-autly on hand all kinds of wines and liquors. Also
a large stock Of fireworks and FIRE crackers. Mer
chand sc delivered III ne city free OF di&yage ard
for country orders Of drayase 10 the steamboat
landings and dcpots.
Eight good candy makers wanted to whom
VI m Ia o,v.r steady cru1lovment del2 In cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03
DtUIE PLANTS FOR SALE.
Crescent City Ramie Planting
ATD
NANUF4CTURISG COMPANY.

RAMIE PLANTS securely packed foT shippi ng
for sale by the thousand at reasonable ratss
Terms-Cash when ordered
Books of subscription to the capital stock OF this
company are Low open at the Office No l22 Caron-
delet street WILLIAM HALL, President.
Enr,yn Tny.rrs Treasurer ocl8 3m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03

The nan-Eaters.

Oar readers will regret to learn of the
death of DR.. NJ. p. Avila, formerly coroner
of the Second and Third Districts, who ex-
pred at his residence, on Dumaine street at
nine last evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03

The Lcavenw orth, Lawrence and Calves
ton railroad has commenced running trains
from Leavenworth to Independence,
Missouri.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03

II describing George Wilkes, George
Alfred Townsend says: He is q medium
sized, why man, pitted with smallpox.
He IS .icn bold and courteous; l3yes the
higher class OF sporting matters, and in
this respect 5 good deal like the Presi-
dent"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03
FOR SALE,

CAV WILL FGR SALE.-THE ESTAB
- Hshment known the JACKSON -" MILL
stUated the evee, in the II ird District OF THIS
Cty, between Poland street and the Convent, Is
offered toT sale with all its implements complete
machinery, carts, horses, mules etc, the Propile-
:OIs wishing 70 retire from business SAID mil Is
II the most perfect running order, is now running
and can bt examined in all its parts and detaliS.
/ has done and j doing good business. For par
Lculars apply On the premises, TO -
uOZ2 I'm PIfAICGtE PETIT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03
A.NCSE.NENT-.
Varieties Theatre. .

Dot matinee to-day at twelve o'clock.
This evening Mr.. Owens will appear in
">oion Shingle" and Live Indian To-
morrow evening closes the engagement of
OF Mr. John +. Owens, when he viii appear
as Cuie6 PtumD1er in DOT and IN Live
Indian"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03

a 81. Louis dog inoculated st. Louis
mule with hydrophobia, and The mule sub
sequen,ly lunched on a man and boy.
The last-named two are awaiting with
some misgivings the turn of affairs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03
rROSER 4 BAKERS

CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINE
Defeated the eight leading SHUTTLE STITCH Ma
CHIMES at the fifth grand State Fair Of Lou
LEianq.
Received the only GOLD MEDAL at the third an
ulal State Fair of Mississippi.
Has received more FIRST PREMIUMS for best ma
chimes and machine stitching than all the com
petition combined in Mississippi, Alabama, Lou.
isiaua and Texas, and has the peoples verdict
N the above States, the sales being greater
than that of any other machine. 1t is the ac
knowledged Southern favOrte.
General Southern office 1872 Canal street, New Or
leans. deg I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03
Meteorological Record.

The signal service. United States army.
reports, for the benefit Of commerce, the
meteorological record, at G;t3 4. NJ, yes;er-
Nur as tNlloWs:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03
Academv-Mrs. Chantrau-Dora.

City licenses for 1872 are paid 1t a b 2
discount by Morgan a Norel, Ne, 55l2
Carondelet street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03
st. Charles Theatre.


This evening Miss Lucille Western viii
appear as Pcg Hofjngto,t in the charming
comedy of MASKS and Faces The CON
Guiding performance will be Handy Andy.
Friday evening benefit of Miss Lucille
Western and only night of 'FrouFrou.
Academy of Music.
Dora" Charles Reades great emotional
drama, was again presented last evening,
with Mrs. +. ). Chantrau in the title role.
This evening Dora will constitute the
entertainment. Tomorrow evening, the
beautiful new play entitled "Expiaton. =
which is the French version Of last
Lynne
Masonic Hall.
The Japs give their regular Wednesday
matinee to-day at twelve O'Clock, and have
another performance this evening.
The Uan-Eaters.
The man-eaters from the Fiji Islands, in
Guiding three chiefs and a princess, still con
tinue to hold levees at No. 80 St. Charles
street, where Fiji cotton and tobacco, with
a Museum OF Fijian curiosities, may be seen
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03
PHILLIPS, UNION STA

w hI4s No l80 Caliiope, near st. Charles street
has every accommodation in the line OF Pleasure
aid Fam Iy carriages such as hacks, brettes phae
tons buggies etc, for the use OF tne puCIc CIV
AT rates to correspond with the stringercy of the
times All hacking done below tariff rates. OF
ders for weddings, balls, picnics, races etc, Will
he attended 30 so to guarantee satisfaction 1
am also prepared to hire vehicles laieneo to par
tias I,nr fneir horses. leio ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03
A GRAND CHIT JAP MATINEE
FOR RENT.
WITH GAS FTyTvRES A VERY

NOR RENT.-WTTH GAS FIXTURES, VERY
L desirable and well located house, convenient
10 rwo INES Of cars ana the market. situated on
:. Andrew street, No 20l, near the corner OF Mag
szlre. Possession gwen Immediately Apply to
!. Conerv. corner of Canal and Delta streets.
deli
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03

ELEEiNT MG-FURSiSHED-WTTH Oh
Il N4tnoIt board III that peasant residence No
ll2 CarOudeiet street Suites of TOoIAs Tor ian-
!cE If desired. se3
EOR RENT-TaE DESIRABLE TWO-STORl
ftr families: conveniently located; terms m0der
ste. Apply 70 Lock-6oG No. lto, New Orleans
pcE-ofRcr se15tf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03
MILLER & DIELWAN.
Candies Il nd Confcctioncrie-.

Manufacture i've thousand pounds of sugar every
day il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03

WANGED-QHE HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN,
W women and children afflicted Wit, the follow.
~ 4F diseases: tea DysPepsia diarrhea, bilious and
o.i.St i leteIS. gri'fa debility, nervousness, low
chaHG n5 st biIteTs IT Price, s u bottle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03
VO{IN GRAY ER,

TUTN GKA EN,
Pronrietor Of Phnnix Stables and Cndertaker, Nos.
IS and q Elysan Fields street, opposite Pontchar
train railroad Third District, New Orleans. Car
riages, Barouches Buggies and Saddle Horses to
hire Horses bought sold and Kept on nNery
Patent Metallic Burial Cases, Mahogany, Black
walnut and plain Cotfins always on hand Funer'
ala attended 10 by the Proprietor, who hopes, Dy
stcict att.utiOn to business, to obtain share OF
Public patronage. JN 20 -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03

Academy-Mrs. Chanfrau-Dora.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03
FOREIGN.

Consratuiation. TO the Popc-BriIllant
French NictG.y in 0ran-1linistcr
Schemck Gone 10 FranCe-LOndOn
Times on American Demands-PrODOsi-
tiOn to Transfer Atlantic Cable to
United states and Great Britain.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03

O"n be made III d short time ~ i few blrewd men
~-o ~. not reveal the secret OF tie business uE-
Ger any circumstances
EoI IGl- particulars address
JAMES CLARK,
lo5 on u " INg Blocker street, New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03

~ i W NE AND THREAD CUTTER. Saves time,
t"5ne, tnIead ingers and teeth. Something every
pocJ wants samples mailed on receipt of twenty
.e StLts' Aocitss GEORGE DAVIS,
o'14 IN No Sl9 Broadway, New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03
$50 saNfse ANR SS3 NSSH !
VARIETIE- EXCHA>GE-CORSER

IL O4'-'4'tN
\ UaupLtue and CustomLoUSe streets, in the
rear pant cf the Varieties Theatre The un.
G-r- gl-d Respectfully informs the public OF
New orleans and vicinity that they have
opened 4 Cotf,, house, where tie choicest Wines
and LIQUORS and excellent Free Hot Lunch from
e.eveu 70 one o'clock in the day, and from ten
to twtlve OclocG At night. Every Sunday, Free
Concerts COMMENCING at p. ".
". KERNBERGER i CO,
6416 IN PrOlretOrs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03

iCnNTlNCED t
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-02-08
Few 10 90 vyest =

Forty years ngn. Illinois we ne far Wet
rs most people wished to 90 aud journeys
were made in The lcgsultry "IrH.rir
ScbO bat in these days OF progress,
ard Improvement. the word West hus co'lc
10 moan Town. Nchraskn. Kansas Colorado.
Clliioruin aud the Territories. and th,
IrAvel'r reaches almost sny point therein
by splendid Line of Railroad.
This Lin. OF Railroad is the rrr..ur;ou
Route, which Starts from Chicago over the
Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Il. Il from
indianapolis over the In l,auUp1ljs E,oom-
ing on 4 Western Short Lin. snd from 10
gansporl, over the Toledo Peoria 4 Var
saw X. Il, AMI running through Bur ng
ton. reaches Omaha. Lincoln. Nebraska
city. st. Joseph, Atchinson. Leavcnwcfth
and Kansas city, connecting with the
Cniod Pacific. Kansas Pacific and other
Railroads running from those cities.
Always. 10 "By way of huntington" AMI
you will he sure To lie right.
The Burlington Route has admiralty m
swcrcd the question, "'iUy To- - wc, g.
hy the publication Of truthful aul IN.
tereslirg document. Gllri with facts in rc
gard to Time. Connections. Accommo "a
lions, rates of Fare. and olher infercstin /.
items and illustrated ny large man.
;uihfuiiy showing the whole W.s.. whi,L
ihcy distribute irr9 Of cAUrsr. Cop,s,
and additional mformnti4a, can bs ub tain
ed by alircs.ing. General Passenger
Agent, Il. NJ. Il r., Burlington Iowa