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another Testimony.
Braion Ear.reks, No., April 81, ls6i

Baton Bar.rcss, No., April 81, Is5s
DB. JoHS BrLt-Dear Sir-Enowing the efficacy
OF your >aIsarari'la, and the healing and he % u
ehciai qualities " possesses, send the following
sta'ement of nv case:
vas wounded about two years ago. was taken
prisoner, and confined for sixteen months. Being
moved 50 often, my wounds lave bot healed yet
l have not sat up moment since was wounded.
am shot through the hips. Ny general health is
impaired, and need something to assist nature
have more fifth in your SarsapIrilla than any
thing else. 1 wish that which is genuine. Please
express me bali q dozen bottles. AID o.iige
CAPT. L. T.. JOHNSON.
st. Louis, u"
p S.-The following was vrittsn Apr! 3. 1915.
by Mrs jennie johnson, mother of Capt. johnson
DR.. JOHN BULL-Dcar Sir: Ny husband, DR..
c. s. Johnson, was q skilfal surgeon ana and ply
stefan. in Central New YORK, whore he did, laav-
lug the above c. p Johnson IA my ears. ut lhir-
teen years o; ag. he had 4 chronic .:,1rFh.es and
s-rDuia Tor which / gave your Sar'apsr'lis. IL
cured him. / have for ten vars recommended Il
To many in New York, e1i. anj Iowa. Cor scr,if1-
Ia, fever sores and general dsh' lily. Perfect
cess has attended il The CUES .i-rte.i III some
cases ef-scToiuia and fever almost .iirso-
uloas. am very anxious for my sou To again have
recourse to your Sarsap,iila. He is fearful al a:-
ting spurious article hence his writing you for
it. His woouis were terrible, but l believe he
win r"c"vfr. F'.s.cc,fa!iy,
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the settlers Ceaveasss..

The Grand Mas Convention Of Settler
upou The Ceded and Neutral Lands, c"mprir'
ine the counties of Labette, Crawford Chero-
H. and Neo.ho. will be held at the Agricul.
tural Grounds In Usage Mission. On Wednes-
day, October 1st. 1873. This will be the
largest aaemblage ever held in Southern
Kansas, Is preparations arc being made for
1000. The following speakers have al
ready expressed their willingness to be pres
emf and deliver Addresses Hon. ]. d. Cox,
ex-Sec,et.,y Interior, Gov. Thoe. A. Osborn,
ex. Governor jas. II. Harvey. Ex-Governor
Wilson Shannon, Hons. John J. Ingalis. W.
A. Phillips, s. A. Cobb, Sidney Clarke. J.
A, Crichton, w. L. Simoas, senator from
Neoeho county, Il. C. McComas, and others
from who'll .cceptaDces are daily expected.
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HYDROPHOBIA.
Terrible Time in High Prairie
Several Persons Bitten q Rabid
Dogs.
Two Little Boys Go Mad

From the northwest portion Of High Prai'
RE township come terrible reports of the
prevalence of hydrophobis in that vicinity.
Two days ago - many % five rabid dog
were prowling around among the people.
Excitement b 1t fever heat, and every canine
within radius Of two miles or more has
been shot dead. Several persona have been
dangerously bitten, and fears are entertained
that the wounds will prove fatal.
In the vicinity of the Bell school house
tvo little sons of Garnet Drew were torn BY
the fanss Of the ferocious brutes, and shortly
AFTER the bites were received, showed all the
symptoms Of hydropbobia. Both Of them
are now raving under the terrible disease,
and one Of them is reported at the point Of
death. We were unable to learn the names
Of The other parties bitten. Undoubtedly
parties from that section will be In the city
today, and We can then give further particu-
Ian.
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An sl,S pOrtnnt Letter

froia prominent gentlemen and resident ii Gin
cinus'i, Ohio, for the pa i.Iiy years well known
to she n-Tspap-r publishers Throughout, the rnitejl
Sil'-,:
New YORK, October nth, $50.
Tx. Z. DwAY-Dear Sir: i am Induced by a
sense al duty to the suffering 10 make brief siae
.ient os the working o. medicine INV self.
Tor several years had been Affected with come
trouble in the bladder and urinary organs. which
some twelve months ago eliminated in most ter
ribly affecting disease. which the ply sicians all
said was noiie structure in the uretpa. also
inflammation of the kidneys and bladder, aud gave
It rs their oriGioE that Ty ase-7; yelr---wOuld
prevent my ever getting radically cred. had
tried q Hunihcr Of physicians ard had taken a
large quantity Of medicine, both aliopst6ic and
homeopathic, bat so; no relief. had read Of
astonishing cures having been lie BY yoir REM
efies: and some four monIh. ago I read notice in
the Philadelphia SATURDAY Evening Post Of cure
having heen affected on a person who had long been
suffee:ns As htd been. went right Of aud got
so;rc o! e:ch- your Sarsapariian Resoiv-nt, Really
Relief aud Regulating Piiis-and commenced TAX
iat then: In three days I was greatly relieved,
and Bow feel a. well ever.
Z. W. JAMES, Cincinnati, Ohio
c~Priee, one dollar per bottle. Sold by drug
2fsts every where. and at DR.. Rad~ay'a, Ma. -
Warren. corner Church street, n. Y.
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Le.s a.osksA fer Come al Last.

Lo0g looked fer Come ai Last.
The Universal Microscope. The best low
priced Microscope ever made. Exceeding
y useful for examining Flowers, Insects and
Minute Objects, Detecting Counterfeit Mon
ey and disclosing the Wonders of the Nj.
croecopic World. I: ia adapted to the ase
of Ply sicians, Teachers, Students and. the
Family Circle. Requires DO Focal ADJUST
ment, and can therefore be readily used BY
any person. Other Microscopes Of no greater
power coat So each and upward, and are 40
difficult to understand that none but scientific
men can use them. The Universal always
gives satisfaction. One single Microscope
will be cent carefully packed, BY mail, on re-
ceipt of 81. Agents wanted everywhere.
address ID. L. STAPLES Il Co,
aplO-w6m Allen Mich.
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DIR. G. BIGELOW.
Cenndeniial Physician.

| Has removed from No. I7s South Clark Sire,
corner Of Monroe, to No. soA .SoUIa STATE 81. d,
CHIC AGO.
1t is veil known by all readers Of the papers that
DIR. e. Bzelo~ Is the oldest established physician
IN Chicago who has IN de the treatment Of all
chronic and Sexual diseases q specnify. Science
and experience has made DIR. B. the reno ned
srsoi. LIST OF tbs age bonored by the press, es-
70 ,med Of the highest medical attachments BY ALI
the medical institutions Of the day, having devoted
TWENTY TEARS OF MS LIVE in psrfec;ing remedies
that vI cure positively the worst of CHRONIC
AND PsfvA1E DISEASES Of the SEsuC-ykiSARY
ORGANS OF both seIes. SEMINAL sAkNRD pro-
dueing sERyoCsskss, AyHRsION To SOCIETY, n
PAIRED VISION, los Oh xGAORY AND MANHOOD,
perfectly cured. IL is evident that Who confines
himself 10 the study Of certain diseases, tire ting
thousands Of cases every year, must have greater
skill than pby scian in = general practice. Head
his MEDICAL TREATIES Tor ladies and gentlemen,
sent ee 10 any address, In ssaled seiops. Cow
sULTATiOs sREE. The finest rooms In the city,
with SEPARATE PARLOas for ladies and gentle men.
ali-see only the Doctor. ConREsPOSDxSCECos-
rlDkSII.L Address letters 10 DIX. c. El6ELOw.
No. 80 State STREET
N. B.-iAdies send for descriptive circular Of
Pesssrie Remedi the hest pre- tentative Of concep-
ton hnosn. sent to any address free Of charge.
dsef.dx-
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1t would seem The usual causes Of infani
mortality are not sufficient. The little limo
cent ones are not permitted an even battle
with the King Of Terrors; at this hot and
suitry seaacn TIE restIers ehitd, battling with
the eDemies Of its life that lie in Wait at every
corner has. in addition, 10 encounter another
deadly foe-Mn. Winslow's or some Other
Poisonous soothing syEup, administered BY
the hand Of some hesrtlese nuree, silly
mother or isnae,iie father. A host of pre-.
cious lives might b. saved each year by Civ.
ing DR.. McCabe's renowned Medicaied
Blackberry Brandy, which efsctually c.,res
iniantile complaints without any deleterious
reeulss d&s2v
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III shc Goat Of Ise.shisg.ing,

The cost Of sla,irg uew -h:bsss ia ooty abou: the
Cost of simply lay ins the and the late is fin.
proof aga INST sparks 81 live e-z's IA ling upon il
as rsay ts easily tese ed nv any on and n spp.srs
from the fact that Insurance Companies
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BULLS
S ar parilla

Read the following extract OF lstter from Ms.
Rivers, wife of Rev. DR.. Rivers, one OF the most
learned, eloquent and popular ministers Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and who is at present
| stationed at broadway Church Louisville. Ky.
Louisville. Ky, Oc'. 8, 1869.
DR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Many kind thanks
to you fUr The medicine you have so kindly gwen
had the advice OF various physicians. Some pro-
nounctd ray spine, some my lungs, and some my
heart to be the seat Of the disease. l have been
burnt, blistered aud oupped until have become
disheGrteEed Several very eminent pbyicians
who have examined my spine Informed me that
was threatened with paralysis or apop.exy any day
AID IA Il nothing but 4 s1aton would relieve me.
mad Per ect horror u this. and was fe.itaring
about having one inserted. wh. you kindly sent
Inc your SaIssplriiis which / .mmadia-e'y BEGUN
to take three times day. had suffered terribly
with most acute pain in the ri bit eide Of my re
especially when | wcu!d Teid or wSiie Icr any
leusth OF time, and on s.Dg TO my &c wcU.d
be perfectly hind for sone Ia uures and would
have TO hold TO something 10 pre- I aiiirg.
l am most barpy TO incrin y"u that toe pain
in my had IS entirely relieved; : suffer but sell
dom With my spine, hut rot 20 acuielv. Ny ap-
Peufe Is so'd, ind Cd for the frs' time In my,
lie, | enjoy my dian, r more Than any other meal
during lie day.
You kindIs sent me four no'tle. again last
night, AID BEGAN again this Iiornil,, and bore
TO he entire y relieved Please accept my heart
ielt ihlrs, aud hest wishs.
Very i'0!y your IN US: s,-..tniul friend.
VI. u c. Rivers
nv jslraal aOau1ls w;.a m!'ar letters. all Of
which ga .r.i'-e 0 H. genuine; amt writ!ea by
the pers us who's. uime' tErT hed-.
DO not Suffer yourself 10 he impse on. Don't
he drawn away after new and doubtiul expert
meuts. Don't risk your health by letting novices
upoa you with their trash.
My Sara lila has STOOD the test f'r over twen-
ty tive years; IL is still the >ar-sps'iia OF the day
and of the age, towering ell oIhe!s in popU-
iaIiry and its curative qualities.
Avoid all those who trying 10 palm CT on you
other extracts Of TG-ii41 sc-cliied. Eeuiem-
ber il Is Dr John Bills Sarsgpariila of Louisville
Ky, that is the Old and Tsi III. rem II for iui-
puTities OF the b'ooi and s.T"tiIlos f-ctiaas Al
WAYS lear that in mind.
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BULLS
Worm DESTROYER
Extracts frGia q Letter
from, Gee S;a.


villsnsgo. Walker Co, Ca, Jrne %,
Da JOHs BCIL-D5ar Sir: 1 have recently
eivin your Worm Destroyer several trials, and
hnd Ii wonderfully eihcaeious. Ii has not failed
in single instance to have the wished for effect.
| am doing pretty large country practice ard
ha 5e daily use Tor some 3rt Gle OF the kind.
JULIUS CLEMENT, Il. u.
r. $50 una asiihcd ard numerous are the tes-
umonia's in favor OF INV Worm Destroyer, that
nevspaI er space is entirely too small to tell its
merits
]: is an infsiiihle ramedy for worms. Try IL and
be convinced. Sea my journal for a more full de-
scriptiol. JOHN BULL
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AGUE End FEVER
OR cHNLS AND FEvEg,

The prorr:etor At this ce'ebra,sd med ere lastly
clsims for il superiority all remedies eve. Of
fer to The pabl!c fr tine safe, certain speedy and
perm aneat cure Of Agae aud Fever, or Chil;s and
Fever. whether Of long short standing He
refers 70 the entire Western and Southern Cum
try I, bear him te.timony to the truth OF the
sertion, that ia whstsver does il fail To
II the directions strictly followed and car
rte,i out. In great many cas- a single dose Ia.
besn sufficient tor cure, and whole families have
ben cured ny single bottle, with p.rf ct reS'o-
ration Of general b, a'th. 1t f. however, rrudent
and in ~ case more certain tn care, if its use
Is continues in smaller doses q va-k or two after
the dis ase has been checked, more especially in
difficult ard long standing cases. Csnally this
medicine will not require all 10 keep the bowels
in good order. Should the patient, however, re-
quire 'athariic medicine, after having tax :hYee
or four doses Of the tonic, singh dose Of BuiPs
Vegetable Family Pills will he sufficient.
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Read the following extract OF letter from Ms.
Rivers, wife Of Rev. DR.. Rivers, one OF the most
learned. eloquent and popular ministers Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and who is At present
stationed at broadway Church Louisville. KY.
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the WO1k108oe0S CoUucN
The adjourned meeting of the Working
mems Council assembled Friday last, at the
District Court room, and was called to order
BY the temporary chairman, c. II. Messin-
ger.
On motion, the constitution was read, and
received several additional sigostures.
On motion, the declaration of principles
was read for the information Of those who
were not present at the last meeting.
The Council then proceeded to the sp-
pointment of Committee on Permanent
Organization, as follows: Messr.. A. n.
Thistlewaite, Philip Doyle, Patrick Moore,
John Flyn and John c. Murphy.
The committee retired for Jew moments.
and then reported rs follows: President,
C. II. Messenger; Vice President, P. O.
Farrell; Secretary, J. C. Martin; Treasurer,
w. II. Stansfeld.
On motion, the report was adopted. each
Office being voted on separately.
The selection OF an executive committee
was, on motion, deferred till the next meet
ing, to be appointed By the President.
The report Of the committee appointed at
the preceding meeting to confer with com
mitfee of the Farmers Convention Was
called for and submitted Ms follo~s:
1. That We met . committee appointed
from the Farmer Convention, and we're
invited to seats in the Convention, and that
. committee of four was appointed TO meet US. |
2. That as q result of orr iabors We were |
allowed an apportionment of one-third ofthe
representatives in the Convention to be held
1t High Prairie, October l3. 1873.
s. That We end that body 1.-THE Farmers)
ready and willing to unite with US in the
work of reformation in public affairs, and
encourage all workingmen of whatever occu.
patton to unite with them 10 their great and
exemplary work.
4. That convention be held at -, on
the - day Of :, 1873, for the purpose OF
appointing delegates to said convention,
according to the apportionment TO be agreed
upon with the farmers, as per agreement.
J. C. MARTIN, Chairman.
The above blanks are left to be filed in
hereafter, when day for the selection Of
delegates is settled upon.
On motion committee Of eve, consisting
Of the following gentlemen, were appointed
to issue circular to the workingmen of the
State, asking their cooperation in the work
for which the Council IL organized: c. II.
Me@ineer J. C. Martin, John Flynn, Robert
McFarland, p. OFarrell.
The Council then adjourned.
J. C. MARTIN, Secretary.
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We Use No Tar la this Com.
position.

Therefore il does not affect the water .f,o,u the
roof If rned OF for tn hrst one or two rajnS
The paint has q very heavy body, but is easily
applied with 4 or . inch colOring brush
On old retiOu shingles It fits up the holes and
pores, hsrdsns them and gives q new and sab,tan-
tia' root that will las; or years. Ga CURED o.
warped shingles. Ii brings tn m u their place and
keeps them there. 1t Ills up The holes in tin or
feitine root, end stop the le,ks coat 1, equal
To ten Of ordinary paint.
The color Of the slate when first applied is OF q
dark purple and in about a month it changes to !
light uniforr: siate color
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Wilson's CarbOlated God Liver Oil

Is hot secret empirical nostrrm. 1t l. a happy
combination Of two remedies known TO physician
every where a. the best means Of cOmtattipg con-
sumption. This combination is Mr. wilson :
discovery, and is founded upon the following
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TUMoR OF TWELVE YEARS GROWTH
CURED BY RAILWAYS REjOLNENT

BEVERLY, MASS. July Z. 1863
De. RAILWAY have had Ovarian Tnmor the
ovaries an bowels All the doctors said ''thare
vas no he'll for it, tried everything thai MAS
recommended, bus nothing helped me. saw your
kesolvent, and thoush would try il but had no
faith in il, mad suffered for twelve years
took six bottles of;he Res ,yent, one box of lad
way Pills, and used two bottles of your Ready
Relief; and thers ia not sign Of 10 lie
OF felt and fee! hei'er, smarter III happier .har
have for twelve years. The worst tunior vas in
he left side of the hos is the groin. I write
this to you for The neDeiit Of other. You can fh
list it II you choose.
HANNAH y. ENtTP
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RAILWAYS PILLS
VIII fire the System from IN Tie absvs Aissraen.
Price . Ceals peP Rex.
RAILWAY CO., q Warss. or CAusrA str..e
Hsw Yssk.
Ased FALSE AND True. esna - ls<A,,
anDDto Hn1vsy Z o., H. q. W@r0. -
CAaicA alRsnk, 0eW Y1k. IAhRun1iaa ~
ohsa11s yW - - = Ssesm.
aUa.ep-ehrG1aAU
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DIR. BOHANNAN,
OFFICE No sis NORTH FIFTH STREET,
ST. LOUIS, MO.

ESTABLISHED IN ST. LOUIS IN 1887
(tUHE5 all Chronic and Special Diseases in .
" short time, either in male or female. Charges
low ices mercury.
DR.. BohannAn's Treatise Special Diseases''
which fully explains the nature, causes symp-
toms. &C., of spermAtorahea Seminal weakness
syphilis, female complaints. all impediments tn
marriage, and valuable information other deli
cate subjects. sent free to any address in a plain
sealed envelope, on receii Of one sts'nP.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.
DIR. Bohannan's Vegetable Curative permanently
cures all forms Of spermstOrrhea seminal weak
cess in from two Ia weeks time. II restores
lost power, and brings back the youthful vigor Of
of those who have destroyed il by sexual excess O:
evil practices. This remedy has been used by Dr.
Bohannan IN his private practice for over thirty
years, and h.s failed in curing even is.,
worst Price 9. Sent 10 any address free
from observation.l Sod only .; DIR. q. A.
Bohannan's office, No. 6I9 North Fifth street, 81.
Louis. No.. Established in 1897. novlsdAv
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Ne Chance Chickt0.
FFrouo the ST. Joeeph Herald.


The following letter. written BY member
Of the Leavenworsh City Council, is evidence
that intelligence is not one Of the quali6ca-
tons regulate in q municipal law-maker.
Such fellows q sc. A. Vantuyl, chairman
FIRE department" have ruled too long in the
cities Of the Missouri Valley. II tie inter
ests of taxpayers are to be regarded and our
cities prosper, it IL high time that men Of
more calibre, education, integrity and bust
Dee qualifications should be chosen to the
city council. The Leavenworth councilman,
whose letter we give below, is no chance
chicken, but fair average specimen Of those
Who generally have charge Of the affairs Of
western cities:
Leayenworth August l9 1873.
ToJ w Wheelar
Engineer Of Steamers Sir your air Hearty
notified not to permit Eny Horse Belonging
to Father Engin or hose Cart to BE yoused
In cart For Work On the Streates Except
in Wagon or dubb@l team under Kow
circumstances Shall Father Of the above
horses Be yoused In Singel cart for Work
on the streats.
CA. Vantuyl
Chairman FIRE department
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To Dr. HEMBoLD's PATIENTS. eel.
ebrsted Ext. Buchu, of which DR.. Hem.
bold was the originator, is still performing
wonderful cures Of Obscure diseases of the
urinary organs, restoring shattered constilu.
tions, and overcoming debility and diseases
arising from imprudence and excess. This
great diruretic never fails. Patients should
he particular to get the genuine, which bears
the Doctors signature. All druggists sell
it. John F. Henry, New York, sole agent,
ang27d&w
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NOT gone ns enec4s are mar.
NsTArprr ve!ors. 1t has produced more
cures Of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock- Jaw.
paley, sprains, svellings, caked breast,
scaids, burns, salt-rheum, ear-ache, &C., up
on the human frame. and of s.rsins, spavin,
gals, &C., upon animals, in one year than
have all the other pretended remedies since
the world began. 1t il q counter-iriiant, an
all-healing pain reliever. Cripples throw
away their crutches, the lame walk, poison
Gus bites are rendered harmless and the
wounded are healed withou, scar. 1t is NO
humbug. The recipe i published around
each bottle. il IL selling as no article ever
before cold, and il aelis because it does Just
what It pEesends 10 do Those Who nov
suffer from rheumatism, p,in or swelling de-
serve to sufier ii TREY will not uoe Ceniaur
Liniosent. More thsn 1000 certificates of
remarkable crre-. Including frosen limbs,
chronic-rheuri r'isg', cou;, running tumon,
&C., have tern received. We will send
circular containing these certificates, the rec
ipe, &c, gratis, to any one requesting Il.
One boetle Of the yellow wrapper Centapr
Lininent \ worth one hundred dollars for
spasiped o. sVeeuied horses and mules. or
for scrsv.voen IN sheep. Stock ovnefs-
the iniment i worthy your attention. No
family GhouA b Without Ceataur Imminent.
]. B. Ro9 + Co, Eev York.
= more than suhntitufs for CSstor OIL. Il
i he ooly eak article m sxiaeace which i
osRsain b sssinilafe IL food, regulate tbe
hovsh, cus vind-colic and pro1ucs natural
eleep. Il cnaeains nsithee nines.h ~.
pAiss q aleAohol asa = planaE -, taha.
CAi1asa SD ~ oy md nseAw ny
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5000 bottles of Green's August
Flower has been sold in this State in tire,
months. We only ask you to 60 to Ii,
drug store of Robert Parham, Leavenuorth
Kansa., and get bottle free of charge, or
regular size at rs cents. Every bnttle war.
rantea to cure Dyspepsia or Liver Com.
plant, Sickbeadacbe, Cos,ivenea, Heart
burn, Waterbrash, Sour Stomach. Indiges.
ton, nrnre Blood, or Deranged Stomach
and yer. Try ii. d&weo
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N. Y. Slate Roofing Co.,
30. G Cedar Street. y. Y. Cit,.
aUc2Jsiidwedsfi
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Barnum's Hotel.
Ger. Broadway and Twentieth Street.
NEW YORK.
On Both American & European Plans,

Complete VIA all modern improvements; rooms
q ssie and siuele psisa'e p,rlors. hath elevators,
Ae Location unsurpassed, being 10 the very centre
cf r hion and b9isliant New Yorx life. In Prcx.
Unity TO Churches and places Of Amusement, and
Lart 4 Tss.or's ., AFnsid Constable and J. 4
C. Joh1stoa's Dy God palaces. The hotel il
0n6es H. nanaee1est Of A. =. Barnum, formerly
Daytsn, OAis, and rsceafly o. Eev YRk. and
E0s.ao 1sEAuDs = 1ssnso's Hotel, g. Lnnie.