... nt writes: —We have three candidates in the field for the Presidency, in the interest of the petticoat party. Mrs. George Francis Train, who has lately come forward in favour of the exclusion of the Bible from the common schools upon the ground of its ...

... most humble, mast grateful, and most loving delights r IdABILL/L—Paria, Feb. 20, 1870. A TRAIN RXTBA. The wondrous George Francis Train has at brought out a one-cent paper, some portions .4 which are not without interest. Among them is to be %end the ...

... BY G. F. TRAIN THE FENIANS IN AMERICA—LECTURE List night George Francis Train preached” at the Bowry '1 heatre, donating tho proceeds to the General Herwin Military Circle of the Fenian Brotherhood. The great exponent ol the views of age lectured at Cooper ...

... that Oarihaldian enlistments are going on actively, and drilling of recruits proceeded with, at Terni. The redoubtable George Francis Train has been appointed Superintendent of Agencies for the Life Association of America. fire, which is supposed to have ...

... LowaviELE, Kentucky, hae a General Jackson, , who is called' Mudwell, to distinguish him from — Stonewall. FANCII:4.--George Francis Train, of London tramway notoriety, when indulging in what he terms fevered fancies, said at a lecture in York, at tho ...

... , Kentucky, has a General Jackson, who is called Mud wall,’ to distinguish him from {Stonewall.” Feveeed Fancies. —George Francis Train, of London tramway notoriety, when indulging in what he terms “levered fancies.” said at a lecture in New York, at ...

... Louisville, Kentucky, has a General Jackson, who called Mudwali,” to distinguish him from “ Stonewall.” Fevered Fancies. —George Francis Train, of London tramway notoriety, when indulging in what he terms “fevered fancies,” said at lecture in New York, the Bowery ...

... Louisville, Kentucky, has General Jackson, who is called MudwAU,” distinguish him from Stonewall. Fevered Fanci-ss. —George Francis Train, of London* tramway notoriety, when indulging in what he terms fevered fancies,’’ said a lecture in New York, at tho ...

... is maintained that the Spanish clergy are still better paid than those of other Catholic countries. The redOubtahle George Francis Train has been appointed Superintendent of Agencies for the Life Association of America. The Review states that the growing ...

... rail, the details of the construction of his systera, in contradistinction to that introduced into this country by George Francis Train, whose system was after the exact model of that in operation in the City of Philadelphia, where, in conse' quence of ...

... want for dinner. Ketatu,ky, has a General Jackson, who is called Mad*.ll, to clistingaisa him Stonewall FANCIES —George Francis Train, of London tramway notoriety, when indulging in 'that he terms fevered fancied. said at a lecture in New York, at ...

... A TRAIN EXTRA. The wondrous George Francis Train has at length. brought out a one-cent paper, some portions of whirl are not without interest. Among them is to be toyed the correspondence between Sir John A. feleDocald and Geo. Francis Train. OEOROZ FRANCIS ...