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Every mother is proud TO see her Guild grow
strong and healthy. We advise her TO feeo IL
on Ridges Food. tits the favorite diet in Eng
land, and win soon be the everyday food for
children inthis country.
Kansas, COLORADO, NEBRASKA, CALIFORNIA.
The spring tide of travel Westward has fairly
SCI in. Thousands are migrating to Kansas,
Nebraska, Colorado, and especially California.
To such. as a cheap and desirable route to dssti-
nation, we com lend the Missouri Pacific
Through Line, by way OF st. Louis and Kansas
City. Call upon or address Mr.. f. A. Ford, Cen
eral Passenger Agent, % South Foarth street,
St. Louis, who will cheerfully furnish you cor
rect and complete information, descriptive
pamphlets, maps, time tables, ETC., for Eratuit-
Gus distribution.
The Texas Gift Concert Association, OF Den
ison, Texas, have made their final postpone
ment to Monday, May 81, 1875, on which date
the concert and distribution OF gifts will posi-
lively take place, or money will be refunded
See advertisement.
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LICENSE APPLICATION.


The subscriber hereby gives notice that he
will, in accordance with section Of the recent
license law passed. make application TO the
County commissioners, at their next session,
for license to sell intoxicating, vinous, malt
and spIrituous liquors, In less quantities than a
quart and subject TO be drank the premises.
The place where said liquors to be sold is No.
5e6and 59S North West street, in the Fourth Ward
OF the city Of indianapolis.
March Is, 1875. NICHOLAS RUSSELL
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RuSINrSS NOTICES.

Es-READ THIs.-Good agents and canvassers
wanted for the best selling article in the mar
ket. No competition. Large profits and ready
sale Send stamp for particulars. G.. T.. NIL
LER, NJ East Market street, Indianapolis, Ind.
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DOR SALE OR RENT-PLANING MILLr-In
Il running order, situated on corner OF Home
avenue and 1andos street For particulars in
quire at Walters d Sons stave factory Office,
Canal and Pratt streets, Indianapolis
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Rz-Ask your merchant TO furnish you the
"Pboenix Pure White Lead" If you would have
the best, and take no other. See advertisement
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M L * ED p AL N rs.
THE FARMERS FRIEND.

CLEVELAND CHEMICAL PAINTS, mixed
from pure white lead, zinc and linseed oil, ready
for use The purest paints in the market, good
body and fine finish. Put up in any desired
quantity, and sent o. ID. by express. For sam
pie colors address ID. REYNOLDS, Agent,
SO North Delaware street, indianapolis.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy relief for young men from thee fleets of
Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored. Impediments to Marriage removed.
New method of treatment. New and remarka-
BILE remedies. Books aud Circulars sent free in
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD AS:SO
CITATION, 4l9 North Ninth street, Philadel-
phIa, Pa-an Institution having high reputa-
ton for honorable conduc. and professional
KILL
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FRAGRANT sOZODONT

hardens and in vigorates the gums, puriIies and
perfumes the breath, cleanSeS, beaut1hes and
preserves the teeth from youth to old age. Sold
BY all druggists.
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81 90 A DAY

Is the average pay made by agents upon AMER
loan HOMES MAGAZINE, conducted by Geo.
Cary Eggleston, the celebrated author. For par
ticulars address HENRY l.. SHEPHERD & Co.,
Boston. New York. Chicago ard st. Louis.
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CURED

OOLNS U NA1 LINDN OU EEED
To the Editor o. the Indianapolis Sentinel:
EsTERMED FRIEND-Will you please inform
your readers that have positive
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
and all disorders of the Throat and Lungs and
that, by its use in my practice, I have crreR
hundreds OF ceses, and viii givs
$1,000 90
for Gaze It win not benefit. Indeed. 30 strong
is my faith, Will send sample, free, to any
to any one you may know who Is suffering from
these diseases, and obiiEe,
FSt~ hfplly .-ours,
DR. Il. y. BUTT
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DR.. g. a. gOHANNAM

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Cures all Private Diseases without the use OF
mercury. Charges reasonable fees, guarantees
to permanently cure all forms of "~pernator-
rhea, or "Seminal Weakness" in from two to
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street, between Washington avenue and Green,
st. Louis, Mo. Established in st. Louis In 1871
SsrDr sends his "Treatise on Special Dis
eases" FREE to any address, which fully ex-
plains the nature, causes and sym ptoHs OF Sem
inal Weakness, Nervous Debility, etc, and VAL
uable information on other delicate subjects.
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m Q 70 U n c M & N

suffering from the effects OF tnat dreadful de-
- structive dis ase, SPERMATORREEA,
caused by SELF ABUSE, the mptoms ofwhich
are Seminal Losses, INDIGESTION, IRRITA-
BILITY, Loss OF Manly Power, frightful dreams,
sensation of falling when asleep, melancholy,
timidity, palpltation OF the heart, flashes of
heat chilly sensations restessness, cold feet, at
times voracious appetite. sallow complexion,
blotches aud pimples on the face, love OF soli-
tude, inability TO concentrate the mind.
AVERSION TO SOCIETY, rendering MAR
RAGE IMPROPER, such should apply st once.
Every case can be cured. His reputation guar
antees this fact. CIRCULARS sent for TWO
STAMPS. His large work now IN press, sent for
20 cents, containing the latest facts worth know
ing.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim of youthful impradence. causfats
premature decay, nervous debility, etc, having
tried In vain every known remedy, has focad
a simple self cure. which he will send free TO
his fellow sufferers. Address ]. II. REEVES,
78 Nassau street. New York.
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TIPToN COUNTY.


Behold how pleasant a thing it Is, etc. The
Advance says: There is family living in
Curtisville by the name of Crutchfeld.
Kentucky blood courses through their veins.
Their sentence is tor open and perpetual
war; They fight with knives, pistols, clubs,
and to kin, but have thus far only succeeded
in wsunding each other. There are three
brothers and an old man. One of the broth
ers keeps doggery. A row broke out some
months ago between two of the brothers in
which one of them was knocked
senseless by blow with club,
and the other was fired upon by
the affectionete father with a rifle.
This came from dispute about the incon
venient hour OF closing saloons. Last week
two of the brothers fell out over game OF
cards when one of them was cut so badly
that his intestines fell out. The would be
patricide was upon trial at the Office of
Prosecutor Beauchamp last Tuesday. The
old man remarked TO Beaucbamp that there
was no use of putting the commonwealth TO
any expenses as IL was merely little
family trouble which had already been
settled all right.
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Q HERlFF'S SALEM virtue of a certified
~ cory of a decree TO me directed. from the
Gle rk OF the superior Court of Marion county
Indiana, in cause wherein Pliny w. Rartholo-
NEW Is plaintiff, and Edwin M. Martin ct al
are defendants, requiring me to make the sum
OF one hundred and forty-two dollars and two
cents, with interest on said decree and cost. /
will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder
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w. II. A. BERsHAMER, ATTY for plainlif.
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ST. JOSEPH COUNTY.

Miss Minnie ]. Taylor died last week
from the effects of burning by coal oil ex-
pIosion last December.
A shocking case of beastly incest is before
the court by parties living at Mishaweka.
Nicholas Smith is charged by Emma Smith,
his illegftimate daughter, with berg the
father of her child.
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TO DEALERS.

Nevs desleEr, nows agents snd club erea.ss
VIII De furnished with c;rcslayn g,yinr sysrS
and null dstails Of buslaeax information sssAc,s
application, 49,"
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STATE NEWS.
REFLEx OF THE INDIANA PRESS.
CLAY COUNTY.

The Terre Haute Express says The
strikers at Brazil seem to be determined to
hold out. They are receiving as much
as $500 per month from other parts
of the country. Ohio sends $4,000 each
month. Braidwood, La Sale and other
mining places in Illinois send large sums.
Colorado also sends her share: Inere are
about four hundred of the strikers yes at
Brazil. the balance having gone away. Inc
end OF the strike is not yet, ana BRAIN 10 ="
be cursed with another dull summer.
CLINTON COUNTY.
The Terre Haute Journal learns that
fearful accident occurred late Saturday even
ing on the L.. G.. & s. w. railroad az 'he
bridge over Wild Cat creek, near small
station called Fillmore. The bridge gave
way and seven cars ran on, Killing TWO
brakemen and smashing the whole train.
The engine had passed over safely when the
accident occurred. No trains having oeen
able to cross, the full particulars OF the al
fair could not yet be learned up 70 last even
ing. and the names of the injured were not
learned.
DECATUR COUNTY.
A correspondent from Greensburg an
nounces the death on March 20 of Mrs. Ann
Hurlbut, the mother-in-law OF the Hon.
Will Cumbsck, at the age of rs years. she
was the wife of TIE Rev. l.. Hurlout, ano ior
many years shared his labors and self-de-
NAL as travelling Methodist preacher. She
had thousands of friends IN Southeastern In
diana who will read this notice with sorrow
She was as near perfect as poor human ma
tnre ever becomes in this life, kind, patient
and Jealous for religion, and in all things
faithful follower of Christ.
OHIO COUNTY.
The colored brethren and sisters do moi
approve O: members going from one church
to another. Lately one of the Leading
Nethodists went over to the Baptis
church. when Jour of his former sisters
waylaid him, and as he testified, "Dey
tackled me wild big sticks, while thell
preacher and one of their descons stood at
safe distance in order to see dat l didn't e
de bes' of dem.n The colonel states III
piled his cane so vigorously that the foul
Asisters of Zion" beat a haSty retreat.
seems that they were scarce of praying mem
hers. and could not afford to do without tbs
services of the beloved brother.
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Notice.

April ], Isl,
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EATEs OF INSCRIPTION
Extra copy with club,

Sunday paper, alone fore yasTl.......
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Light Weight in Coal
Mr.. oowEN SHOWS UP TIE PHILApEL
PHIA COAL DEALERS.

| ATS Oo"hN shoHe Of 1uE EaILAEEL
PHIA COAL DEALERS,
MIR. Gowen said he would show that
on May 10th we bought of William 3,
Spooner & Co, one ton of 2,240 pounds.
which weighed only 1,713 pounds by
an official sworn weigher Of the city Of
Philadelphia, SO that at the rate chere-
ed for that coal We paid $1.es for coai
we did not get. We not only raid G
high price for lie coal originally, but
| 81 .S8 for coal that was actually not
sent at ali. We made another test Of
Spooner s Co. and got 1851 pounds.
and on another test, ,?62 pounds, ard
on still another test On three tons.
which weighed only 5,774 lbs, instead
of {, ,72O
On May 18th we bought from Taeo.
Fleck one ton of 2,240 pounds, and
1000 pounds, ana on May 17th one toa
OF Z, ,24o pounds, and got 2, ,049 pounds:
on May 18th one ton of {, ,24o pounds.
and got 1859 pounds.
On May 18th We bought one ton
OF Wagner & Singerly and got 1875
pounds; on May 18th another ton. aud
got S,O34 pounds instead of $3.50
pounds.
On May 10Th we bought from Bran
son Il Brother, one ton and got 2 .19s
pounds, instead Of 2,240 pounds, and
on May goth another ton, and got .20I
pounds.
Many other cases were cited,)
NOW these figures are not produced
Tor the purpose of showing that these
gentlemen's scales are not correct, but
IL our friends on the other sido can
show that their scales are correct, and
desire to impale themselves on the 9th
er horn OF the dilemma, namely, that
their clerks do not give full weight.
they will alike retire from this contest
with allthe hOnors which such course
must secure for them.
NOW the result of all these tests. that
Is BY testing twenty-five tons of coal.
will show that, iscludingssall those who
doubtless intended to give honest aud
full weight, there 10 an average of sixty
one cents ton paid by the people of
Philadelphia for coal which they do
not get. There are million of tons
OF coal retailed in the city of Phlladel-
phia per annum, and II these tests /
have made are fair sample, Ii will be
shown that an average of sixty-one
cents per ton, or an aggregate sum of
s610, 600 year, is paid by the citizens
OF Philadelphia for coal which is not
delivered to them at all; that Is, in ad-
dition to paying very large profit on
coal, they pay sum of sixty-one cents
for every ton they purchase for which
no coal whatever is deliveredto them,
But If we take cases such as Mr.. Spoo-
ner or MIR. Hancock, and if they are
fair specimens of the manner in which
the retailers do their business; the ag-
gregate amount paid by the citizens
of Philadelphia for coal which Ia never
delivered will amount to the surn of
81, SOC, 900.
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Oyercoass and Mnmers On.

Yesterday Messrs. Jacob Gnau, Law.
renee Ressler and NJ, Dillon visited the
extensive ice refrigerator at Peter Bar
bey's lager beer brewery on North River
street, 10 utside the themometerwas upto
about ninety degrees and people were
perspiring and suffering in the heated
and sultry air. The above parties with
several employees at the brewery STEP
ped into the refrigerator. It was like
going from this section to the North Pole
in an instant. From ninety degrees,
they shifted themselves in less than a
minute to place where the themome-
ter was nearly down to freezing point
In an instant coats were buttoned up
close under the chin, and the entire
party was shivering in the cold, just as
il they were on the streets in their clo-
thing in mid winter. When they came
out into the hot air of Summer the heat
seemed doubly intense. Some people
visiting the refrigerators put on over.
coats and muflers.--Reading Eagle.
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TIE STATUE OF I4AFAyRTrR.-Ths sta

THE STATUE OF LAFAyETTE.-Thss sta
tue of Lafayette, the gift Of the French
government to the city of New York, was
received in that city on Wednesday. It
is the work OF Frederic Bartholdi, O ma
tive of Colmar, in Alsace, and Is seven
feet high exclusive of the pediment. The
project of presenting this statue to New
York originated with the Theirs gover2-
ment, and nearly 0,00O, gold, was ap-
propriated for its execution in bronze
The design of the sculptor represents
Gen. Lafayette in his twentieth year, at
the time when he joined the continental
army. Hestands upon a ship as if in the
act OF speaking. His right arm is ex-
tended, and the left is thrown across his
chest, with the hand grasping the POM
mel of his sword and u mass Of drapery
which falls at his feet. The body is firmly
posed upon the right foot. while the left
leg is extended. The head ia slightly
turned to the right. The statue will be
pls ced in Central Park. and the unveil.
ing will rrobably take place early In the
fall.
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4ciditu OF the Stomach.

On this subject DR.. Hall in his JegT-
nal Of Health, says;-"Acidity of sto-
mach always arises from that organ
not being able to digest, to work up
the food eaten, to extract the nutri-
ment which it contains, hence two re-
sults;-First, the food decays, that is
rots, becomes sour and generates q
sour gas, which is belched up, causing
a burning or raw sensation, located
apparently at the little hollow at the
bottom of the neck, or in that vicinity
Sometimes an acid fluid Is belched up,
and ia so very sour occasionally as t..
take the skin off some parts cf the
throat, mouth or lips Second, the
food not being properly worked up,
does not give out its nouriahment, the
system is not fed, and consequently be-
comes weak, the circulation becomes
feeble, the fest grow habisually cold;
the person is easily chilled, and breads
going out of doors; Is happiest when
hugging the fire, and takes cold SO
easily, that the expression is freoueot-
y used, "the least thing in the world
gives me cold" When sucha ccu5i-
lion is reached the colds are so fre-
quently repeated that before one is
cured another comes, cad tn re is a
perpetual cough which the most Tn
intelligent know 10 the certain har.
binger, the forerunner of consumption
Of the lungs,
When persons are troubled With in
digestion, and one OF its effects, aci-
dity, the advice given in nearly ali
eases is to take something to correct
the acidity, such as cream of tartar,
salerstus, the lye Of wood ashes, and
other alkalies. These things correct
the acidity, but the stomach gets NO
power of better digestion, the effects
as far rs sensation is concerned are re-
moved, but the system continues to be
improperly nourished; the man grows
thinner and weaker; and with wasting
of flesh and strength there is diminish
ed power oi circulation; the person
becomes chilly, colds are taken from
slight causes and at diminishing inter
walls, and before he knows it he has an
annoying, hacking cough. which too
often ends in wasting fatal disease.
When acidity follows eating, it is
because there has been an err or in the
quantity, or quality Of food eaten; the
stomach could n, / manage it-could
not perform the work imposed upon
it. The true remedy is to eat less at
each meal, until no acidity is percep-
tible, OF to change the quality of the
food; and in short time the stomach,
not being overtasked, gets time TO rest
to recuperate, to get strong, then 1t di-
gests more food, and digests 1t better,
with the inevitable result of more
vigorous constitution, more power of
endurance, more strength OF body and
greater elasticity of mind, more happi-
ness and energy to grapple with nfe's
duties, which makes existence a plea.
sure.
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Greatest discovery of the Pacific coast.
THE CELEBRATED
Trade and n. n. n. Sal. Marx
HORSE MEDIClNE.

n. r. 1858.
,This medicine Is without dispute one. OF
the greatest external preparations In the
world for man or beast II is gaining q great
or reputation in a shorter time thar any
other remedy ever has. by performing sueb
cures as has never been performed before In
Blood and Bone SPAWN. and all external DIE
eases If the Horse, and 10 certain cure for
Chronic Rheumatism. Diptheria and Sole
Throat Of all deserir.'sns in persons. No
famil ' should be withuat IL as household
uedi inc TO apply to,and all horsemen SHOULD
ave IL in their barns or stables. as one of the
best horse medicines now In use. Soc circu-
lar or pamphlet for full particulars. For sase
By Drug gists generally.
Manufactured By
FRANCIS 4 ELDRlDaE,
North Front street. Philadslohi&
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EPILEPSY or FITS.

ASSURE CURE for this distressing comb
plaint u now made known In a Treatise (of
Is octa pages) ON Foreign and Native Her.
BRowf,. The prescription was discovered by
him In ssh providsntial manner that he
cannot CO lscientlously refuse to make It
known, as : has cured everybody who has
used II for Its, never having failed In SIN.
gle case. 1Le Ingredients may be obtained
from any suggist. A copy sent tree TO all
applicants bt mail. Address, DIR. Y. PHELPS
BRowN. u Grand -t-Aat. Jersey City, New
Jersey aprxSWM
The daily gazette., 1875-07-19

The Roman Catholic clergy Of Law
renee, Mass, have issued card condem-
ing the riot of Monday. and expressing
made to feel the enormity OF their Grim IS
The daily gazette., 1875-07-19
7 MES BRADFORD.

Paints, white lead, redlead white zinc, iron
paint, lubricating oils, linsee ,s, ERIN oil,
hew's varnishes. English varnlshes, alcohol,
turpentine, paint mills, paints ready mixed,
artists materials, wax flower materials, de.
calcomania pictures, all kinds OF foreign and
domestic glass, stained, ornamental and ent
graved; coach painters material, stencil colss
ors, ladders Of different lengths, ready glazed
sash, gold leaf. bronzes, uermillions, looking
glass plates.
NOS. Q AND EAST THIRD STREET,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
N. D. Particular attention paid to HOUSE
AND SHIP PAINTING. SIGN WRITING,
IL. apl-
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FITS CURED FREEll

ttH0 WI - Ne Z 81
4Any person suffering from the above dis
case is requested 70 address DR. PRICE. anu
trial bottle Of medicine will be forwarded
FREEf
n AThslsnlyhcost being the SExpress charges
hion owing g nv LARGE business, are small
.Lf8 OR EPILErSA
as:u1y for ysari. and he will warrant a cur
by the use OF his remedy.
u not fail to seni to nim for y erial bottis
II. costs nothing and he's
FILL CURElYOU,
no matter how long standing your case mas
be, or how many other remedies may have
failed.
Circulars and testimonials sent With
.iRRF TRIAL BOTTLE.
Be particalsrsto give your Exprass. a. wei,
% your Post Once direction. and
DIR. CHAS. PRICE,
janl4, lydklywJ aT William Sc. Nsw
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DLACK TAMIHE-W We have received direct
ID from the importer, q full line OF these
elegant goods, 70 which we invite attention.
W. ID. SHARP.
Fourth and Market stresR
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JEFFERSON HOUSE.
NEW CASTLE. DELAWARE,

SOTfN W. OhAIs FKOPRIEIOK
This large and beautifully situated house
has been put In the very best repair for thel
reception OF visitors, who will find at 1t all tae
Accommodations Of FIR6T-CLASS HOTEl T..
tt commands fine view of the Delaware Bay,
and fs one Of the most pleasant and delightful
places In tina State for excursions or pic-nics.
The house is kept In the best style, the ba,
nlled with the choicest wines, liquors and
malt drinks, and table supplied with the sub
sionists can arrive by boat or rail. Partie
who wtsh TO go fishing or boat riding on the
noble Delaware, can be accommodated with
suitable boats. The patronage Of the public
is respectfully solicited.
ty22-u J. W. GRAY.
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nr1pYIA. WILMINGTON u BAL
[Ohii.A ATIMORE RAIIIROAD.
MAY 3lst..ls75.

.ou. wilmington as follows for
Trans Iransd,nhia snss and intermediate stations ooo
alS, ralsaSSsas7i ssS as7 1885, a. m' s0' Ai'' q" ''''
p. q; IMI,;;,.ds,ph,a and New York, 1.s'. a. m. !;
la lss, eaa and Z Intermediate int stations, 1889.
g. m; and and Washington, lsS2. EOS. 1907.
Baisss m i W, ss1 2. 71S blSision p M leave for
Trans ssst,e, ,U 800, 62o, s.2'. a. NJ. l.So' $40
n. 10. .... and intermediate stations, b.0O
2s a IN, ind %'M Intermediate station 800. 1925
MT y SUNDAY TRAINS:
...,odolphla and intermediate stations, s-lu
5na,,sae,pnla sappii and New York. l.Sl, a. m. 10
rnltimoTe and Washington. la.os' s'o'
Fnr % further information passengers ere anne re-
.rcad roa 10 the time tables posted at the oepot'
''''' II. F. KENNEY. Superintendent.
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HOTELS.
VxTESTERN HOTEL,
N. W. COR. FOURTH AND ORANGE sTs.,

HThe above House has been put IN complete
repair for the reception OF guests, where
they will receive all the accommodations OF
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
Bar filled with choicest wines, liquors, cigars,
&C., and the table supplied with :. best the
market affords. Transient and pcrmanen
boarders accommodated ut moderate rates.
Good stabling and attentive hostlers. A lib
erai share OF public patronage Is respectfully
solicited.
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