Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 January 1867 — Page 2

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Sentinel on the 1&&ZAW" IhLand, owned, we believe, by Mr. |J former Edit^^A^G«rS^JtIMcityT*,*,a-t

"Old line Democracy of tne Union, to meet MlWtike into coniiderati^naraore perfect organi-

pi^eaAcmi^^Kcy dffig^ra

who have hung upon its body like decaying matter to enervate itt~'Wength and coris advocated and urged by ^tb 2 tetadfctfft 8a*mtit fe^be'^uSb^^-5 .1

rupt its purity," thOft^icteifL

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nrnon

It believes that tha,"twM JgftM

This is DO^ififc MkW mM di.pU.

The ChicagcCattwea jtfMc|$M«§igr9 W|* (rage with radical lcW« on whfahHop*wt tl»e:pt»pai«i»«wpDenwfratT

liBWiPwoSld iitfake the Demoorauc pafgf

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former organization to absolute ruin and disintegration. Now, let all these fellows, the "Old line democrats," and the "New line democrats" get together at Louisville in May next, and determine if

could the "policy dodgers" be most effec tually "sifted" out. It would be an in

Oonvention will be called. The "PreS' •ure" i3 heavy and the "veil must be lifted" in the language the Immortal "J l" Some of this distinguished gentleHffw'a philosophy should be brought to

OTBta" party, on the assembling of the Convention, start it formf%te desired aggressive" path, wmcnrn proposed leaders are now so anxious to find. The work of

Aiafc ll»«Bi» AnAtram!' WM

prove a seripus wiPaow^^^fePw^ ty, in Ohio at least, has been trying to •ift oat Vallandigham for the past three or four years, but he studiously declines to be sifted in any such way. There are also, Pomeroy and Voorhees, whom the Convention, if called on Kierolfs idea, will necessity have to Bift out as "policy dodg^,".%uf^o8itigit^e gWWiiWstfonlot striking1 ^"ate^»«Te ^tuMb^

V, his follower* were dnce cdnsidisred aggrMi sive, and, tlj^iLcfttU?iUb[ lOOKTffltiQO

than that of the Chicago Timeft principle, andu biving-Wu^li ^bettdr obstuc^s «f sueeees. of the late rebellion,. inc^if®, rBaaurejgard, Toombs, Wigfall, ^reck^aridge and 3ath^r4'bf -that ilkj WOihd^ai^ ^a inaitet' of sourse, jattfnd th^ .Cp^vep^%',-sh^fdi^

]^p»lled,:i$

isjotfJ^ge^ro^in thit|

.'their ideas would not triumph in. (he pro -fe«fer?f' "^in^tbei pfrUoy ^6dg^,"^«bd getting thejarty^jm

M&»g#fel.taci^r?¥Sii the articW tefarred to as it appears in thi «9d for the benejlt J«E,.-#t^pJouj^ol lind ou^ Democratic fellow-citizens, who are iq *fetor of re^rgadiiSng fbe^par^ "aggressive," or negro Sufffttg'SWjlis:

x«ratic party nas lost caste and character Jwtougir the jnarkl ^saiWM»i« itsitruMed men, and was at one time,pitifully despise ed by the very opponffliW Iwho ilavishea •very outrage upon its defenceless, becausi betrayed masses.

God neVer made truer souls than dwel In Democratic breasts but, in 1860-!6] and '62 they ^era-thrown into dismay fie base desertion of a class of medioerf ties whom it h£d nurtuied from infanc The prospects of plunder led many 3f them astray into th^ enemy's camp, ana although trusted mdn, they exhibited a

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fc*pdttth*m: "«r':rJC Theird««eftion, attbdiugii a presentdisadvantage, will result ultimately in a

Democratic gain and defeat to the coid :iJ/iiH FT

Let us meet uppn the Border and '4»tths»l letMr tafee(,dur -bjthinL e«toglS« i^low=^-iS5r^tS^T)ur-selves 8nt and iligi£ withr,tke world it iarge. If terrible mistakes have be^n tnsde, l«t lis rectify'thetfa. tf cowkrli^. has crept into the lear"

.rept into the leadersbip, let. us ti^okw :^all such—cowards should follow—nay^n This is no hour for despairing */JJMds, bitter regrets, or stupid bickerinds^ ?The Radical cauldron is "boiling! Infidel:

lead.

Republican mookery is holding fiigh revel in holy places, Ti» devjl is being {objured from his lowest depths! uea Should wesit with drooping spirits, moanrjiing the loss vf liberty, of hope, of miahj/'^uiod? Bather, shall we not arise and cSgird our loins for the day of battle^ and —fiet the hosts of Passion, Arrogance, JDes«i P°^° yederalisfn and Republican InBdel*£ty know .that the Democratic Party has oatiaan from its bleep, and is in atms for :«Tthe defence of,tibie Constitution -and the as they were-left tben-by the fa--in it

Tax bounty equalisation bill adnaad on ^Monday by ^Senator- -Wusoaf -apMWaSTtEst'all who scniUtia for'noVlfss

the boittf ^f b^dHdabliir. no, Wore, sbali be pai&a bounty of eight and' •a»»tbird dollars A» eacb. inoath's aervk* -aa jaiae naoney and all bodntfM fori received to dcdagloii*

TfiSmla* of last year is rejifaled, and all Irtnfety'&bifey paid ooit't&itra-'tihd^r lsto ^•4«ducted ^wMbe^^iuoouilr^lu#-:, under thto-bill^ The bijtl appliea' to siilors and tJatxiaM a| waitaFiteMieEt '^ZS&«ogWi4&i>\ qmttoo, the bill will hardly pass.

fores of Aaaesaora and oUt Vie VMsUAMOJ wen remooea.^xtt&6 and forty Collection

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the Democratic^ pferty®"'®14, plaee^-itselt

is just what the Chicago Times is in favor lowever*. for the membeSfoT fife dlfrWxlstron hi gfldl ^wiMfhg to determine as tude" tjie CerpofiFAC^JfW in order to bo^:J^ppsi^^dr^J

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A^Dwk^BsMneiBaeQthsfcoftheXSoBgresir iojnal excursion party ittfatoodghithft fleujfcb h^s' gi Vtstt-tBe tBestmi' iPaBfran lacepont, -fit ^he imprtasiens:derived from his observa-, 'iipmf. ,-&KWKf» he :i»9 tuoxe ftgUb-.jtban je rec( iiviliesoafMMityjofi thu,q^ ro to. be86lfi»sUppot*ing.: «d-Miifrgovernipg, aidtttafcthetettw classesof tlteSouthern

Jople entatain utfaa saJO^Lvie^s^ 1 iund many "representative men" who ould not be'&^A^mfb£1<$ Hlfty^providje i,74W tt^fiitidai»eitEi "?aws/ «lfter a *eaJ mfttttetftftfc, &kllX^«egro'i*houMi have ifiAge '(hi We'bWii 6t WoderaW^intellifeiifctPirtfi ^rtj^etty qualification J'The I Bk^i a^tha bitterest p^^t^^egi^ ^ffra^e.^ Thr prtss the South, in his opinion, has lost to

[tJj^ves tro mtfcii attehtiob^io the lb ere urfa^ifrrSiiti6hs oT the tim^,J ^nd 'ittot tUf«b¥

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iwait solution in our country it does'-too nucn to in^«^^ i^o^~fnd not inov.gl^ Ut.^nligh^en the judgment. Few I gqqd f«d^- able jtapera circulate In the jouth, because the people are too poor to take them ij V.!-

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s«ii^0^ea,cThiJ%lV:MyeM, KoofitS, Scoaiid^Mtttept Peririsylva. dSir Witb" a-^eni^rieR^'i^atesr •hto«On firmation. They staW£tbat' ^ey 4)eli«TO him to be unequal fbr ^tbe position by his

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iS$' St hfe^nitittMiits' in j^bttr y/a^ltiat hisappointment isto-

tally repugn^ani t^ tbe wishea of the people" e(f Pshniylyiifira."^' This finishes Sfr CoWab, fbr, of jcotirsfe, aside from all other consideration's,1the Senate' Will ndt confirm iri the feie'ti^ a 'pfotesit ib emphatic Aspirants' to lels h'onortible position^ have trouble ahead of them. We notice' in this iit^^h?iiaeh^iAifii6W'pa^grap^s is this: #ent into uecuttver Ail&bit9

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eihlmself among this inaN detert&inec^ tbai

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When tbey%ere dispond of the Comiuittee^on Commerce" reported adversely to the list of custom collectors and officers, iiittmiifily -fleeted without totnth^. "'Athi/hg tbetii were all the western appointment sand some ticorh 17ew England. At tbe next exec'itivo session there will'feV^tfoleiafi5 'rejection of the Internal Raia»a^e«£cers:" showing con clusively that-ao'£^ras tha&eoate:can prevent i»,:Hh^' who desertedthe flag and fwent over to ine en^y iM ipoill wili hot fnweiyjs ..tjwiB^liffli fei»H»eWon. ,. The Senate is terribly in Johnson's way

"lDn Ati^tjew ,'Jhns^n, '^li^citiy. ,',^fte: "hiBfliecespion.to 4be, ^esidenoy, .resolve! "to break with the party which bad elect*4d htib \ice-P^sident and ^lactf' Ijim^self at .the'beaid of its an^gonista?'^' If heidid, then tbe-assumption that (Jongrees has picked a quarrel with him is refuted if he did, then very miich Wtricb has been vehemently disputed must ba accepted a# undeniaUf .trathw. E ix i! :r is th^ well known ,oj fV&M the 1st of May^ 2846-?baraly

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after Mr.-Johnsoa'a aeoession to the Pres idency^RI* tiiatarat4feeder, ^hich aays '•A'Thairapordiof Andrew Johnson, Presi dent of the United Stat^from w^ich we1, .9&Satix^y, peae soma extraicta,^ s^ows a constiiency to'tbe great principlM of Dem^ ocratip institutions which is no less cominendable than it is rare. Himself 'one. ,U» people.^ jie hu sbow^. jn'every action in his' political life{ that ienjiideration for the wants and deep eolicitvigf for .the welfare of tliepeople which eminently fit him for the proud: poeitipn be' now holds as President at" i} _.,, „rr. tfii long period of hii active l^d busjr.ljtfQ^ Andrew Johason has rahgmost anient, the most lincompromiung partishas.of tha grand' idea'of the *ts bf tbe pfople, in all the application its nrinciplec, as laid

ail the appli down by'the untrV. Tie 1

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Ocy^tic pacty of this country. 'He has occupied' precisely the same ground which thich^this joitnial has maintained in tbeje 'princTpIes, ana shares in common with us the sent^uwntjg we have so often elaborated ib tbese j^lura'av that not oaly the great est good of the greatest number^ but, the greatest individual bapplneu possible is tbe sole aim and endofgovernment. This happiness can only be .attained through such ngid adherence to democratic principle! m^fsiltfays Characterized Andrew Johnson, ffe is now the chief ruler of tba country, and we look him that the flf whom -her ir in every sense ambr#*. prosperity and happinesa which, in oor judgment,

id political £pith of which he is at on«k Je1ai/2'exeii^f)tirj a* devoid flower ana now trtumphat Standard-bearer. So shall %e work tiut to hs brilliant close the gtiand destiny of our country, Whose

that this article, be* was submitted to ,nd by him carefully

was

At all events, it is

plain ibst c© -such «ditorial would have appeared in The Union had not its editor been well assured tbijlrtfcr. jlohnsoij to turn his back on those who «raeG with'tbe party which did aot support him for Viee-President. Is not this a grave fact r-' sats ^aia}~nos3 i&tn

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°5!'A.ttittng the new journals. that have jtartod recently are the Oil City, D^ily.. {Register the Woonsocket (Rhode Island) Weekly Patriot tha Boston Night Owl, which is paWilM»»}*ti|^yyOflb| the PhilAWpbia Home Journal, a Methodist

uRepttbiicah.'

teekly and tbe Saint

trie*" Advocate, published wee, edited by fy Stougbton' Loi^ia HesperiSn, a literary weekly the Baity \Co1ortdo) 'Titnas, tbe first daily piibliiibed in. "that territory, .located at Black Hawk, and edited, by 0. J. ^kildrick the Chiqago, New, Republic, an organ of

ithe Ciood Templara, edited* by Rev. P. iristopher and G. 8. Phillip^' "January larte," and tbe Protestant, sCburchman, a new weekly started in New York. New dailies ff Democratic,'politics, are predicted as soon to appear 'in'Bbstonj Milwaukee, Daytori and Colunibos, Tbe Cincinnati ^jatiorial Union, and the Dayton (Obio) Chronicle have suspended by reason of pecuniary embarrassments.

Amonj Wceiit Improvements in ourex* changes, We notice the hew typographical dress of^tbeiliew York Tribune, the enlargentent and now type of the Chicago Republican, the neW dress of the Dayton Xjnion and Moore's Rural New Yorker, and^tbe enlargement of the Scientific American, th$ Ci.ncityiatiJ^jssion Review, tie Racine Advocate, and the Stark county, O.,

The Wisconsin Parmer has just been cjlianged to ar weekly from a monthly.— The Springfield Republican has reduced subscription to eight dollars a year. The Missionary':Herald, 'the organ of the Board of Commissioners for foreign Mis* sions, yrill be greatly improved during this year. ,Mr. Ilutchina, a graduate of

appointees,

rat&er. e&plby^sj are suBject^d to maby •ribulafions. ^ifter ^oing eibflgh bf "His E&ceitency's difty work 'to entitle' them! 4orgFac6sj IMey satire tHe K^ptoitatiiient, jbiit'arf Abolition 'Senate htis the'ptfwer to Iniake tBe11civeted" °gift worthless.' Poof •Cowan, for instance^ thre^' awiiy tfisietf In the Senate upon a promise of a foreign mission in cilr part^ failed to mlke'ii liVe bf*it,-and '-the PWsideul, who t6fi ^ifir^tiWlo fitoitodl^?secisllad t^^^^a^^^epreMntttheeovero mebt^lH Aurtrli^ sftict appotited hhn in1 hfif^Saif' Mmf'iii'ifeedi&'iBfeW tomato Mt- "Co#ihMi is'3the ^sttrf of the Senate, but at this critical junijture ttp cWa«&: WAvmJ*.*\iff

rown University, will be in charge of publishing' depaitment: Tbe liiberal Christian is tbe hew name given to the new series just commenced, of the Unitar dan paper fieretofere k&ovfh as the Christian Inquirer. It is published in -New York and propoees hereafter, to occupy a wider field, as its broader title implies, indjto e.oiiat fresh contributors, in addition to the bfd writers. Among' tbiei formei*, ^ve notice Rev. Dr. Chapin and other prominent Uaiteraalists.

Of editorial personal gossip there is but little current at, this time. In New York, jfe. CirbVy'fs Viow the manajfiflg 'editor of the World, and Mr. Chamberlain and Mr. Hurlbut aye ameng, ^he writers. Mr. Nordhoff and Mr. Maverick are editing the Post, Mr. Dewey, Mr. Dodwortn, Mr. JWd tfnd Mr. Carey are leading writers upon tbe Commercial AdvertiseIV-T-Mr Prim and Mr. Stone are the editors of the .Journal of Commerce. In the Her* kid office great chof^es hifa recently been inide on account of- the discovery .of,-a f'ring"jformed to- seil speqial news to the Western papers, which was broken upCby the discbarge of its leaders. Dr. Hosmer now mSnagihg editor, and Charletf H. 'arrell city editor. H. Millard, of Buffalo, has become one uf the. editors of the Turf, Field .apd farm.

The Her aides'staffs is' numerically the largest, the Tribune's the moat thoroughly organized, thetimes^loing its work with fewer brad* ,Tb.iHei ald enjoys ^ie rapiutati6n,6TbeVng"v'tbe1 moiit 'RMhU to its [causal cdhttibutors and correspondents jthe'times pays its .contributors well, fbr-i nishes the best law reports, and uses its ^exchanges diligently, but lacks enterprise [in the matter of foreign correspondence. The Tribune, on the other hand, is nigigardly to its contributors, but liberal to iits foreign correspondents, of whom it has ja most efficient corps. The other mornling papers—the World, Journal of Comjmerce and Daily News, are conducted mora economically, the Journal of Commefce.being, perhaps, the only one that lean lie called profitable. The expenses of the evening papers are light in comparN I son.

J. L. jMcOreiary^ .ia^ of. the JOubuque Times, has become'agent of the NorthWestern Presrat Chicago. Rev. Julius H. Ward, the biographer of Percival, is to take the editorial chair of the Connecticut Churchman. ''Jennie June" has become the.ifasbions correspondent of several of tbe Western journals. W.H. Burleigh mt present "the New York correspondent of the Chicago Post. Dorsey Gardnor writes tha literary notes for the Round Table, and Eugene .^Schuyler for the Nation. Lieutenant George A. Marden, of New. Hampshire, has accepted a position upon the editorial staff of the Boston Advertiser.

The £vangelist says Mr. U. C. Bowen is not sole proprfctor-of- the Independent, it Albert .Pike,, it is said, has. become associated with the editorial department of tbeMemphis Appeal. Daniel W. Fiske, of the Syracuse Journal, and formerly of the:Astor Library,has become, editor of the Hartford Courant and Press. W. Dexter Smith, Jr., of Boston, is to assume the editorial charge ot'the Orpheus, monthly 'niusical journal, ptiblished by Russell &

Co., of that city. Mr. Smith is quite well kno^n as the authpr ol several popular songs.,

Thepublishers or the Cincinnati Commercial, recently purchased the mariuscript of anew novel by Anthony Txollope, to bepUblisbed in theSunday Com mercial. They paid $10,000 lor it. The ff.riY. Tribune has ntigotiatedrwith Charles Dickens to furnish a novel for that paper for- $26,000. Tha Tribune had also given Thomas Qarlyle one hundred and fifty guineas in gold to write an essay to fill ono page of the Tribune.'

LOUIS

MSsely 4he Jkiae for yeai

dreams of glory that £r year* of §leom and dttknes h«^ke|Mr ftftfa in the MOf tM Virion I"

rutare progrws of tt Union alive »nd So ^bal^

tueL till dreafee baeoA*-' realitfOt *»dj or a poet's dream." The Cincinnati Gate tie's Washington

"Your Cosmetic Lotion has cured my face iand hands, aUo my legs and feet, of an eruption, after having spent ten weeks and five days in the different N. Y. Hospitals, without any real benefit to me,"— Writes Dennis Mehan N. Y.

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GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS tt°ar*rooia w: Bieeker Street, Second Block West of Broadway. «dt JVJfcCW YORK. *Mf~ £lui Fianoa maoufectured by thie Firm aro •n lor««dby all tbe leading Artlits of the country tor their powerful,clear,brilliant add »yrcipatbelic tone, aluo lor their dunbility andexcall»ut workmaneblp. 7 Octavo* KoaiwooD

Pianos,

French Kcpoatinglctfotl, carved legs, ei roll Degt and writUn guarrviVM for Ave jeara Glrculara containing full detcriytiTe llsti, with r«comm9Ddatlone frnin all part ef the cou etry Hfltfreeootpplicition. -n •»pAd*CKll)

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a naw Grocery Store on Stzth Street,

two doors sooth of tho National House, where be will keep irat only the article* usually found la flrst class Grocery Establishment, but all tbe fruit* and vegetable* or the awuon. Tbe latter wUl be supplied from his extenslre gardens, and will always tx» fresh. oct2Td3m

Sit J!)'J!fi614IH£ IKftiiifBltfi.

J^lIiLlKERY—BARGAINS! KjOfi our patrons and (Mends «Tbb to clwan Mltllnery, to call and ^underIIMIS)purchase

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J. CRANK, M, P., ..Oous. Brootli'n iJT. P. PRBNTlH!K..i.At^yH«Oauu«l'r, :2ft WaKiSt This Comtiany, now ftiliy organized, 'haV'as complied with tuq )^rs,of ,N. V.. stiftc,fipd.ioup»)( ed $100 000 of its capital, with' the Su^erintuQdoilt of the Insurance lJepailjJient ^r the an nrity ufi ite^pohuy bulderd on-an IivorabljS C'jnditiona as th iso ot any otlibr CofnfrfAiy. :i«idands increase with iheiv^euf tliy jjoli^y.

Noil parlluipatlugrateo are lower than tnose bV any lJompany in the Wfrtii. .. -!'j -I.oeeea.patd in thirty: day* wftwxuw priufofdea li.

Liberal arraQu«mfehtl) tnadc lri ri^artt'tiMtravel: One-third oi* thi'aioouut dt 'Qroxulmir will' be loaned tb^ poh^y .Uoldef when ^c«ire,l.

Liberal arrangements with ^ood Agents

AGENTS" WANTED rta'tn#"'^ 9inf»i4ur "WOMEN of the WARl"

ATTRACTING TUOtJSAlfD^BV llt(f record ot Hw noble and P)irtj iiilndad who followed their buebatiils s,md tu tbo-wnr. Wrlt.-Ofi in thig(owm^, siul «tirnnsf lairfoit«aof{

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Sulliug beyond oiu must sanguine rttpecfailons 12,000 Copies SolAthe llrst Month of lis issne'.^ Unndrcds of comnieuiiatluua holn rh« l'fdrtmm' distiug«isht,d ladrricliiais «ro, noucin^ iu ir.oni a! parts of the country. Ayanta aro rnportmg froi tun td tweiity-fiTe orderepunday andnNy »Utr. find many who *r© Jcady tu take, ihH Wi»rk as sopu as, brcsnnteil, wlilcfi 'li NEtf featuri fnf thn Bb6lP BusmeSl. This work. iS^ta J)* tveumumtiutiou, and fells freely to tho best classes df.bficlcty.— Faithful, eh ergutfo, perBoverittsr-nien ^nd will In the Asency find lucratlTO employment.

S.ind'for Circulais, siTing fall partiiularfl,.ati,l see our .terms. A.ildresa ..jjj NATIONAL pnTIXiISHING Ct.', 14s West Fourth'Sf CmciUDMi, 0)iioi Frank Miller'S'

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Frank MlUft'Ti'Xli PltK§EKV.via«7^BXt' 'riNsste^lMiefe'tf^atlepeqMwrt Uhrtt dren's Morocco,. Kid, Calf anu Patent leathArShow. "'J i'J ii.-i. :)inJsno:. •. Frank Miller's BRXi.LiAiiT JjET blaui^poi,lsh oilBiickmg. For Bale QeaeraUK

COTT0N WARPS Of Sxtra qttalttyv'all number^ widths,-«)l^f-«(a4 patterns. Dceased on Beams, rfjaJy ^fi

For ealft by

ALEX WbllLLDlK S0S$, PHILADELPHIA,,. Wool & Woolen Yarns

SOLD ON COMMISSION.'

JO:

lished at Poston, Mass., is the r.tvly piibljciitiou of its kind in this country. It'co'n twins' WifofimiUbli Indisputable to every Adyerljiar.., Snjatcrij,'i"jl price One Dollar per your in advance, il't Ulei copies, 10 centw. l/fiil)

Impartial Sufferiags.J Nslthor Wealth, Refinement, Statrun, of Cds&ftim are exauipt,' :i 'i .r.'ii' 31HE PHILOTOKEN, or female's Friend, expressly for tho benefit of females .MiflfeMflg jra hysteria and all those troublesopi^ f'lalnti that invite prematura old rtfee, "atid rMi.t. if* misorable. DescripOiTe r,»piphl#t acjil, jn^eceipt of postage stamp, \P.IiAL, i'.lSLX 00.', 141 Chamber* St., New York. .: '.Kj isi.fi* 'S BliSiill is the CTJKE for Pain aud Weakness ,iii the B\rk and loins and all those complaina rtenlting: frirtn derangement of the kidneys and iriuary ir Sold In large bottles by thepruggisM. T1AUKA I. RISLKY CO., Wholesale 1'ruggLsta,.lU b.'rs Sr., New York".

with oar Grand

-rAJDTEBTIMJBBS can pro rur«u

completfi list ot all N xgpt»^ie pnbli-*." In ihe New

Knglanl tatefi, i--wicltorttig

Bottoa, or Kov» (rk.

toGKO-P. R(AV£LL & Adwtisiug Ag£BV

25 CENTS TO SAVE 25 DOLLARS l(((«ninn'H BenBime—Instantly retoo" l'alnt and Grease Spots, and cleans Ciiavos. SjUi Klbbons &r equal to new. 8old1y I)ruia(lsW. CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA, RilEllATlSIiO

Begemftu'i dennlne Jttediefnai-Co Lifer VU.—OurOil has stood the test of fan

end thousands ot patients attribnte iheir rwroV»r, to 1U use. It is warranted pare. H£GISMAH (JO., Chemists and Protfgiits. Kow York.

CHAPPED BANDS AUD ?ACb, SORE UPS, &(, cared at once by the nse'of BeseiBaB*! €«ftiplfO IceWltaGlTCeriae, keeps tbe b.aBdf^.Hjgi tu! coldest weather. Sse th«t joa gut the Ostium#.Sold by DrnRgists. SURE, PILE CXjJcfcjSi

Dr. Oilbret'e Pile Insirnmont, for the radical core of Tiles Prolaproe.WH Ac., without an rj, ration or medicine, re. wlto)»e tbo in fahiutef, ind fcMP^ne^r f+tft a permanent cure. Send?^-IforCircular. So$ I y, DrufgU^ jfe^erally.—L,Dmcount to D*%U Ms.f^tett»4 ttvOsMd mrtx^-fflphorfr StritoW on reccipt of 0 TJ B/^/^OuLLABa. J- 1 HOMADiKi Man A^^r New York.

TONIC. of Bark,

mutual princl ph.tc of iron

ofnial c»utm

licavm Bark I»r«

touses. Farmsriaads.

',«ii.5ttl'S«tKJS5t£,iI fcfcm&fMm AaHAWmi. ,1AddrisdS,. E. B. TREAT A

A large journal, published monthly,

tml fret, rfHHtt

Dela rare, Virginia, and other States. La idata'fsusyWfc'ila-e&d Fo tall particulars, prices, terms. Ac., send for SEA [,^*fempm]WKb.,3^n^8»qikatt

aqiil talent o-xki ratswpbysteSdiic

8. B. Chlttendeo, Geo. F. Thomas, Peter01 sOdWIellj '^brsO joi»w41»l«ifT,n'jij V. hi: lion. Wm. Kelly, Wm. S. Tlsdile," Oil. L. Bfleqkm*^

EQingbaiB Townaend, Tlioe. T. Buckley,

^AGI KtatBtnUiisiJnntaiSWi paass. «n^x^P/

Plati Kneravingj of. tbe Auatomy of tue Human flrfe, b# HoiMli ana 'lDtMHUejonrttti'a

ffl:

tboi'». aatt 9se iul ot iRPi^rcdtefl

V7 I Jen-

J. H. Trotfringbaifii1 H«n. Stephen Tfcber, .. ib OFFICERS'-'iiJaiU OKORGB L. Wflil/IA'MS.iiivCi.......f.1...vPnesldtjOt) o. a. aoauom.,.

BiiMt rf .Sf^Mwon^rrthej *«t *°f alul mode Qt Cure, as shown by the raport E^iilreBtptl.'i 'A^rtitWi} $ltliefito ltheim»rrr|T.

iof po«itAt»o to any uudroas, on receipt 'com in BtaiMp^pr postal currency, by addrA 'lU *A tfaidettn V. iii9 A^itUor may be Goneulted upo^auy of tho dlaei^W aaulj to any part of thi- oj„nafci r,.jj

VTJJTASTICP—Agents to sqll Cien/Basil W.DuWa lY1 '-"Hrttofy' Tor BlbPgeod^sI'Git^ittTW^ rte*»5 iS vSfc'iK K'»r.iSiS:^o8»«»

vtix

hr'duB^BilTBa'fil ?fit,oliyi1fia^,gf^on to ffiah:*jl|«,nij iM»UiWSoutlj.

oiU.nif UarpcsBo-. Larriag

ITops, Ac reaily Tor u*e, wifli ^irict!btre ""'-'Tdrnslitg -ui -j.U. Frank Miller's

LEATHER

aod Water Proof Oil lilaccmg tor Boots

"'i

K'ilrE TiV-Aif Vk*

FRANK UlILtiER CO., 18 $TW, 10 ,.!Cedar BtreW,JSen tojfei,r)i

oatfs, V. L. I11AJ ke liberal cash advanbed •lit ii E8tator over Davis1 Drue Store. ni -simio ^(ilKFBEHSCiiSin Jiib ,llau

tr In

-1-

0UV(iJ% COMMISSION

Fo nwavdiBg&jUoBUHisgidn il«r«liaals WfWi htoW Watftr^jr^,, id Wharf-Boat foui of, SicaniorS Street, n«jf:ieaA odi JnSi .Dotttob 'H

GvuiMvillet i, ^T^AMBOAT, AJ&WJ:Pr And sOf-E AGENTS for

\V lll Ei

inun/na1^^1?-.

X(I Ceanuail NSW OrieaAr.

^fcjjar. ul

SL" WHITEDSTOO.,

Factors. No.

An i-.Welis X««kfrpMa, illigan A Co., H, Y. mh3djy. *T?n»itmqfd: ion k\ ,1i mr( 1'ir

*ijouLJs

lavf1 b/I

Gfe EHAIa PKtWUCBi ^C., STjJ 9n North'LBt««5 betawiTy a Wa«he»6i(! -Sri:

Johns.

L. Jeuxs. •dfec2£iil«i iJii tut'.: U- -ii

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BE0E1VINQ rOBWABDINO AND

BE0E1VI

11vr-vb

noif+f

a,.v

}r a Flour a till Salt.

JWaiisx Inutti dk.Uiohjnaud.aud E..#!C. Ji»ilroa4 ^epetg]ni*aJ'6(SWlf IlATPr®, IRI),• lYfimii./i—IT mifirij—fiaffiim

AUWiS OAN£I. .-Al

^.UASEIi "OHN HANEY&OO., SXGEAQE, C0MMI8I0N AND

IN E A E S,

Warpiiouss on flrsVst.,' at lho'5ana\ CtTfem. Jrftaafrtfjoriiiv.' ui tKKBB'UAUTlt .IND.

MAG7S¥hate.

piIE undersigned will tfc A. -.and. duties of' justice: of. ^Iatteiid

iac. ITe^Ce,

I the writing and taking or acknowledgements ol )«o4s,:Mortgages, Liases, Ac..- He wiH^Iaoattend,

ae» ,(V)tu*f,.^ an^,,B^s^'arse uite.tniUrm. mrliSOSui. n'.i f.»i ^yy^iU: .u-i, UNION BAi5JflB¥qi fii"qu iaj Ua

FR DUO t\ Maoafacturwa of *11 kinds -ot

(ind. Dealers iiy

u, iJsdf. Ii»i«y«tt9'Slf.Jbetrftoaj0atisa:»nd Depot,

N 33 0£^GETIDEJ -MA XT I": EL -'FT&TOLY' KTDIANA.'

''lAmen^itii Life Drops

j$r~Vjjg Sp ixfy eitae of

Col'cia -nofirseiicis, Sore'TTirot'.t, BfiJn

-chMi9/ltbr,hmatlCTB,'«n4 all klnilred epmplajptp.-. For flvo ymirs.hha this article been before the (Teoplr^*iid tttfc'teWlot frOOi every qoar t.T, l3' tho consumers of the half ^uillioii bjUies that h«v» been cold within tliat fifrft, ft that

IT AL URES."

BO^X 'N, HAM.

myg-MKT.n jrvrju ot .tii!n»'iiC4ir*jL• L/rojpe, A. -j

ii»chw»d^Djfe»? Jw« throtsgh. th*3 hij£b fftfefllfi' 1m

litn sAddt^J^ll! wiihi(HrtlMri»» ("ltdly riotrtit or riwullotf, hi» breathing was so bad.— "We \.Vr«

vt#i'ctV'hI«rrn"El,"tjiitJiPOttWd'.to

Life liriip-, hi'i'ora calling a I'hys clrin. By using tha Droj-e acccraftiii to dtr&ttoa/tm was BoAnToliwdj»u4'ln.41PM»»'' euti»oly broken uj«. ksta trtt'ii riilfprftn: with Cheiimatfem, hafo one of ill* betUfsJ illtt MLJ&,tli»Xife I»cops*aveimrnrdr* »te riiliel, tnd aro tiiq best medicine ho ever used"A femrry' ifttir hWt,

1'stiJWrltijfrorri

Tb^ Lift'l»i'/pV-ai,e'4*rftrrtIlrrr4ii«kred by Va?

irfradeoid br»'l:0'nggi®**5 -'-fji. DcMAi J!»ms & Co., New York, Fvliir, FtNiiH ft finr.rt^Chlca^o, 5eBrfcluAg4ntaJ: :nH}H^'^,v v,.i: ., ,J

•,1910-0 UA?£ AND CAPS,

jy C.7.' A.?

I If) 21!

npiWdBtQ'?/ vfbitssz

1_/ featun, Frcile County, Ohio.

:£, -JElUUWT.AkAvM^a «nClSJEI«, JRJUp.-WS,

INC.

WANfEjyJL

i.i

WHO HAVE GOT THE

faHBP

Xi*r£,

LH BAuaa

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lAKtlock No70=WabHah Street* I to ioloM paaq oat thair ttntire, Stock q€

Miiitxu.' ^.i'i qa-ajfti •j iiili) 1

(MHs SttJ tTI-

-courted Sore ,'iliMat, used some, flf his, and wep ciini'iTlri tt sKort li:i c.' F!n^e tliort lot aly tfrothr, i'hj^icianiJw« JWW. osf mine, witli jriuch he run a b.id ••iwk of Diphtheria. Us is consfrainb1 tore* kuir^riodge tha* tliey*re^T4lns^^

"«i slT-{

.'^'atoeV'

ruST T?^ ItJEtCttlPO' OF

ar9

OUti WORS.8 ARB WBW.

Jdlrec*.mflapfrt»*ton.'W'Esl ond Soutib. Ha.vijig

97 T^» in

At a discount of from

is PBROSNI. i*9q I Ci:!- l-nr mO NOW IS THE TIME FOR

nas

J"^While

^lXJERllt AA PKIl SlIlMH aad Sinenses Paid Hale" ,UUor'KMKaJc,Ate3ls,"-r» ^ttbdartia^Bry

«t.t iP*)k par iculars, enclose stamp, and addrfsi, )K» -HiM' IB3O«'4'C0(j)ato»ehUL(^»hioJo y1• tf 0 StlJ Tjljljll. I JAlll^ll, fed

jjn«r ••a Sua

vr,-.r ff-.-f

:.-.:i

'to 1 {i JhU'I it 1(0

191 ELEGANT STOCK

-81 Oil. ..»wi

.'iHfllfJlt Bltj 1

Y'sJrl

oiioi*itror'")

E S S O O S -t ,'i Tut

•iltifl .ii Jih'x6i 'gjii At a Great Seduction ia order to Gloaa cmt Stock,, .. tuuiU'iii u^jjvivtun ii mu TOJ I. .1.1*•(»' .... -.N-..-

Ll^hiuk (tysmf '1 I lajgirt sibl i4—.v•fciiu'l x'u 1 'ii*t vma- a- tMfMa FRE1TCH SfiBIirOES!

•Jul 000,1 itf J'.:.i}if. iTW't

In all colors and qoallty. ia great variety and Very Cheap,,

CLOAKS!

UUHi J'UlSrii O'fH TocToseout aSUcS Large Lot of long and sqoaoa

SHAWLS AT COST

quei is K(» Ifnil .vir

lUldif1

.Cjur.

.rOlt

WitieJ Bed, Blankets! AT COST!I ni

o.l In aA

Choice Lot of

Jaconet and Swiss Edgings, LADIES' COLLARSl

v-i -Ii—.

•'try tbe

!. vS»,y, r]

HANDKERCHIEFS.

LADIES' OLOAKINGS

'A CHOICE LOT 0* nl •.».!' Wt}** ((4//p/t|(. Flannels I tHU I „1 litj.'

1 fijl '.•hi'.",,!* Opera

w.eu?I 1 io i,~'

rii if J,", .jM-Jji •if.' ii, 'f,

.ia irff

The above Goods are to be sold as stated at

A. NIPPERT & CO.

118 Main

St.,

Jfi

Men*' Jrintu ot till UindM, ingyg*- tarctHtmjll Kinds, MI Tflkfein d», si "'r1--aifii i"'» .tiWYJLEtii .Uufirff. il9,najiif_^ fftf/Wts?i Terra S^pty, ^ul. hcrt?7itY k'ii iriiff-ifTiT ft fin iiwiii'.r i. in. ii-i.si.

bet. 4th & 5th, North Bid

XHCHABDSON'8 NEW METHOD XV KOK TUE PIANOFOBXE. "Deserves oar hearty recommendation."

ssws

that will insure a ready market. W» sre.aleviBrof pared to maanfactnro to order, Plows of any pkfr tern aud trado mark.onshert notice. nrlSdwly McOUIBE, OAMFDKLL A 00.

N. Y. Musical Berlew.

'^0n9XC«|tiOuablain taste and style." D»lght Journal. "Wo qnlte endorse Mr. Height's opinion."

New York Musical World.

'A School that will do excellent service." Deoteoho Mnsk-Zletunjc, Phil. 'Roundest, clearest, best bonk fer the Piano."

Phil. Brening Bulletin.

'A work of solid and enduring merit." Phi. City Item. '•.Will supersede every other of the kind,"

Boston Journal.

"Presents many new and Important ideas." .' N. Y. Tablet. ".So Piano book comparable in value to it."

New Covenant.

No lone dry lessor, nor wearisome exerclase, but sprightly Studies throughout, and Oharmlng Melodies lor ptsctlce at every •ten. It is all that can be desired. Price $3,76. Sent pott paid.

OLIVER DITSON CO., Publishers, Jal6dwtc 277 Washington St., Boston.

DRY GOOI8.

a^AL^ AND MAiE OT To any ot hereto Riband ...' ariiw.^u^-i w/1

Be ©old.

•fioj eoonssb-: THESE'C1 tAtft

KEIHHHD RATJES r.i. b90..FOB CASH

?a)at:'w:i:»

i-i j'£ Hi'// f/li

F' WB

ALSO HAVE A

O O S O

,i Jioq«n a 0bfir-l-or-aJ fifjh I Cnder'Slilrts, Drawers, Gloves, i: JScc., &c.,

TB JBFI DISPOSED OP AT THE '.Y JISK-JBI, ATES I OOME AND MA*E yocb

pdbchase

WITHOUT DELAY,

tfAOTSOCK

tBAHII$TKR'8

No. .79 Main Street. iecfJdiwlm

DRY GOODS:I.JJ?WJ

F«r vi ./H1j. -.. .usb (ftviwrjiJcJ. fi •Jtaqed {?i,«arii jjs nr ».t -ub naqqirii too ailjji'ilij gaibahm ,ouO,SC9 ,uu»] umtsu-imi'

PRICES REDUCED! .*oe,S*Tl8«$ .••iU.diUM ,Aona -.uiJ li.. "lul tmi-JsuU

EDSALL & CO.'S

j+ (I1*

oi lathing!

mi- it?

i«' 0

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A I N

Goods ate falling,

.IN

•'tr & /'•tFvjAI': Is .ms'Old^MftV,:Totttig Man, Jtnoai^i lo tiati^ 1, tbe. Boy». Thia ,'/r? ,, Cic^hing b«iqg ,po^t,lyof

QIIR OWS AAJtllFACTlIllS )f in'-'

MJC'

PRICE USX •t J. ... I "ts.-f.*!

ZUil ifl JfAS /IIW 2,000 yards Fancy Plaids at 120ctaJ 2.000 yardB Fancy Plaids at 25ots. Elegant Repp Silks at 93,00 HWH Elegant Figured Silks at 2,50 .**$ Elegant Corded Silks at 2,15. Elegant Plain Silks at 1,95. Elegant Striped Silks at 1,75 Elegant French Valours at 2,00. 50 pieces Striped Poplins at 1,30. (Other parties are taking t,00 for the eemeOeode) Fine Merinos at 91,50, 1,40, l,30y 1,20,100,85 and 60 cts. French Repps and Empress Cloths from 7o cts. to 1,50. Alpacas, Black and Colored, at 1,00 75, 65, and 50 cts. ""«. Nubias as low as 25 andSO ctif." Good Twilled Flannels at 40 cents* Jeans at 100,85, 75,50 and 30 cts. Good Blankets from 4,00 to 910,00. Good Balmorals at 2,00, 2,50, 3,00 and 4,00. Good Prints at 12£, 15, 16§, 18 and 20 cents Good Shirting Stripes at 20 cts An Excellent Kid Glove at 1,25. Shawls and Cloaks in endless vari ety from 4,00 to 950,00. Good Hoop Skirts 75 cts. -i 3j ifyi ifrtu.', rot* '"H *_iu^'iL '1mri »v. i' uy Isrtucul--k'-t t/ fi. mC- iv» t'jiiKi'4 J, T.V'i JO'ul kijifl

Uii m-ij biU A Large afad Compltte Aseortmest.of

FU S

Ti COMPRISING

Mrm^ne^Wink, Siberia* Squirrel, Coney, WaterMink, Ac. Also, Crimea Skating Muffs—a Novelty! i*A'h «9LiJ. t«= frtDS

Ai '?.i- ,r m,a

Corner of Mmin and Fourth Street, Jolj»dw. TBBBK HAT7TK. IND. •. :.-5 -. .Vj::*T iri I

DRY GOODS.

ri u't.-i'-i h\.

U1AJS fti

-AX-

C0BNBLID8 HAWEVirS

'ils! Farrington Corntr. *:i1 ,f«vti ,»,3i TXBBE HAU

(r (Ifej'Mj.iA* .'1 iljf ,y

DrflM.Gtooda

TM, 11ST ID

SILKS! SILKS!

Ricb IHolre Antiques, Plain Colored Taffetas, Plain and Fancy Colon, Plaid, Striped A FIgnr'd Plain Black Silks, Ac., Jk/Cm &c.

w' vJiltl*

itt.- Wlii Is- I tt"

E S S O O S

is3? iOj#

(IN ALL THK LATEST OOLOBIHG8)

ALSO—A LARGE STOCK OF

House Furnishing Goods. 1 it' Ui £t$'

B£D BLAITK£TS!

,IN

-r-i ',«&> 'i

Whitney, 1 Bath, and

DRY GOODS. IT

PLACARD JiALE

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Vi'S \iie

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P!RY &OQD8

"wr ni/.d

O I A S

ulit AT-

THE FIN 1 ever brought here, for rale "#fth thfe

A VERY LARGE STOCK of Em broideries, entirely JJow Style^t Jle^uoed

HOLIDjt 7

EDSALL & CO.,

1mt«

*1 Jt-Hs-jiJJjro unil«4 1, sin,8:s 1

ill

PLAIN A PLAID POPLINS, PLAID FRENCH POPLINS, SCOTCH PLAIDS,

Y. 1

EMPRESS CLOTHS, AND FRENCH MERIN0ES,

t/ax

', \Colorqd Blankels,

Children's Crib^^Blankets.

jpxj^nsnsTE] XjS

Wide White and Colored Flannels, for Shirting .* Fine White Flannels

Plain Colored Opera Flannels,

SHEETINGS &

Worcester Spy.

"An ImproTement en all other Piano Books." Syracuse Journal. ipo essus merit not cUimed by other works eveland Herald. "Common ssnse, plain talk, and brevity."

In all bwt ulm, at NIW YORK PBIO

rtijvj

1 i" '. J,1 tii '1 T: Cloths fuml tbikiftr i: fi Iif iii'/tf luirr/va •. WATEBPHOOFS,

Ladies' Cloaking

BROADCLOTHS,

BEAVER CLOTH8, Sto,, &o!

vi,

C0RNELIUSTHA««£RTI.

BYOE & war

cjd) mtatMqt Wsskad J-n tu

PRICES

REfiUOED1"7-'"

.1 .s AiiiiixviH. Als oaoiibMqflif i«ai etnmr-x

Marked in Plain figares!

ij (todset

200 DRESS PA'rt'ERI^-Dmji (^4d«' "worth from 7& to 85 cents porjyre^ duced to 50 cents per. yard,)

11.

-j'tilHytn tw'l.

ELEGANT FiiENOH POPIilNS worth $2.00 per. j»rd, r«dpoed to^l^O. jut

-j-uu ~JT3 .1S11J0 Vflft "X J(39

MOSCOW BXA¥£Jl add Qkttkf iB other inHteriel, reduced in. prjfjo-fofjt^, cost of the cloth

CHOICE STYLE PJaid Long^lbtw^i^ *fC, differetit from thiiig fn tho mufkfet, Broche Long ShaWlf at reduced prices:

balance of our Stocfe of Fun,'at prices to\aab •uit the times! jj,-, -jjn«q

Prices. ., iii" q.jiijjl adJ eis Ji \0 vav» 200 LA(?E COLLARS knd Set

tt, Vn

LADIES HEM-STITCH Hft«dker-

Cluny, Val6rcienes, Paint' OaU«e,r and" English Thread, alLow Price* t» .. ^-.juariq

chief*, Gents' Hena-gtitch HandkerahieA ^q Missea Ham-Stitch Handkerchief), Fint 9^.* Embroidered Linen Handkerduafii Seal Lacc Handkorchiefe. fiftr

VU-i.r -.eur/j a"«l) Utl S-

30 DOZ. LADIES Hem-stitch H«ock^!11 kerchiefs at 25 cents apieoB. 1 .'j 1 «W«!i9fc «jU h3

Particular attention 4« called, to all Goods "Placarded" ana marked In Plain Figures, *t less than half their ml for the

j_: rr- y§ nwona.

w. s.xiyoEfc oo.'S

'. riu noi •VJ *G

BiiCkeotAiMi

1 -. i. i.t b9t*»iqx* t* ^iq 77 Halu £iretf

JJRIE RAILWAY iiitmnqw OUAI BROAD tiVAtiJfvllUCliiE l&ACk. SMlli —TO— NEW YORK* BOSTON]

And New England Citis*.

THIS EAItWAT £XT*ND8 nt0fHi ti ll

Dunkirk to New York 460 Mtiet, ,i"wd4 Buffalo to Jfew York,

423

Mileg,

•ao P. tt. H««r Tsrk Klgbt B*pe*e*.

Salamamea to New York 415 Mites. AXb It Hox fo 2? MIL*B Ihf SHOItESTlOlTS

AH Train* run directly through to Xack„r,

mm-480 MILES Wltliom 'chsbgcof CoackM. '"i-ngui ii(ntah fronsn* attfr »«T«aibw Mtb,U6fl, Tr»U«

will

in connection tilth all Wraturn

IIdh,

a»

follow*: :... I. A

0.00 A. X.- Sew YwIk Day BxpTCM^

ftom Salmaoica (Sundaya excepted), atopaat HoroelUTllU

9.VT' A,'

M- Ulkfi), utgrMctlll(

with the 6.30 A. H. Ua press from BaftaW, and arrlvea tn KeW Tol-k nt 10.30 P. M.

74# A. B. Eipras JiKil, frqn Uaaktrkc

(Sundays excepted Stop* at Salamanca W0

I. If^aidcnDKUttHWlHUiTflMailCor*1

Train* for BoMon and Mew lCDgLand Out**.

Xxpraw Train of New JmenB«UroHl. Jfcf Philadelphia, Baltimore and Waahlagton. .30 A. M. EdnrMti HaU,

nine with tie 8.30 A. il. £zprew Hall front Bvffikln,' and itrlti, in' N*W Tork at'7.00 A. Sj'

«.1»r.M. ».,Y,JTiftfetExpMM.froa.Dmi-, kirk (Sunday* excepted), atop* at 'Saloianca 6»y. n. ouwn 7.m f. ji. (iutp). Tunam 9M A'11., (Bktt). and anlTc lu Wow Yozk •t 12 80 f. At., Muiethir witk Aftersoru

New Tork Tim* from 1M* :jll

ot car. Exchange and AUehigan Strwt^. ., a.»0 A. M. Wow Y«rk 0«r fttlriti.

BanSnflH

(iuday* on|iM). Stops at Born 8.60 A. II., (Bkft) Susquehanna 2.10 F. M.t (Dla«) Turner'* 8 0S 1*. K. Cbnneet* at .. Uraat Bend with Delaware, Lackawan* A Warn ern Bitlroad, and at 7«rsey City With KldAlgnt'

:it

Avon ••WK»i'

the Northern Qentral FptlwayAjiHarrtt-

I, rhlladelgbla, Baltimore, Waahlngtoa othevetflnwSdAIS.'

with burg, aud other1 pHnM SoktK.'

P. M. UmotaK £«9rew. (8»»rr#

day* excepted). Stop* at Hornellsrille 26 (8sp.), tind arrive* fo. JKW Iorlt 7.00 A. li5x"t' Ounnect* at Jersev City with Horning Jbnrau Train of New Jeraey Bnilroad for mmot* and Washington, and at New York with Morning Sxpree* Train "Air Boston and New lagland Cltiee.

DAILT. Stop* at HuraelUville lfl.30 P. MjL,

-(Soii.), l«'t*rseetlnr -wltll ttei.lST. M.TriW

,, jlrom Dunkirk, and arrivsp In Htm York«,%jj 12.80 P. M, Also connects at Kltbira for HarHeborg, Phlladhlphla and Foutb. n.i

ILM P. H. Cincinnnti Exprtm, (Suj

day* except^)). Stops at' buapaehanna 7.90 „A. M., (Bkft.j Turner's U18 P, -(Dinefc and arrive* in New Ifork at 3.45 P. At. 0o«P

-i"nects

at Great Bedd with tieiaware, Iiaeto^« Vj.wanna A Western Sallroad for Scranton, Tr«nt"ton and Pkilitdelphfa, and at New Tw* with''

Afternooon Trains and gieameis for HmtaBi, and New Eogiand Cities. Only one Train Cast on Sunday, leaving Bg(.j( falo at G.10 P. M., and reaching New tork at 12.30 a no on

Bo*ton and Now England Passenger*, with thalsc Baggage, are transferred /r«*

chargt In New

York. *«1 Tliebett Ventilated nod nio.t Lnxnrioa* SleqiMi ins Coaches B3T1N TB£ WOBLD^BA accompa* nylngall night trains on thi* railway.

Baggage Checked Throngh rAl And Fare as loii as by ahy other Route?

4SK FOB TICKEM TU £BIE HAIIWAT. J" Which can bOf«btaitiel ^t ull Trhiclpal Ticket 01" &ce* the West uud aonth we*t. .,uj,

H. RIDDLE, WM. R, BARB, 2 Qcn'l fraji't. M'tTan. An*Sbf/ noT*7dir ,ii

L„:.M-ALE AMP BEEH T,DL

gOTTLEPALE: WM. H. EBERliE tC BROlf

to fornlsh^aloons and Private faMVfa* wf tied Ale, superior tu ANY city. Cor. »d*n*0»is«T-

HORSES,

Try offered in thlr ere£_ H. EBjCAbiC, a. i. KBKKLK.

MULE^ANMOGS

—I will »ell oIV Tuesday Thursday ae#8af

urday, betweentiiv hoars of 8 o'clock A. 31. and 12 M. at the Public l'Aun'd In the city of T4rH Qauta, to the,lilgbeatbidder, at pukUsanctiM. all hog* that niay have been on any of then aays within tho Bo&lib PuunAmoss thaat tMals*r hoars and. alt the horse* or inalasthat inay have L^ea i^i «ldPound 4ridr»tb*u twtf'day*

ALII. TQOAIAS,

rhl3dGm. City Marahal.