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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-03
THE PILE S


CURE FOR LIFE SECURED DIR: UPHAhS
n Itern4l Renedy for the Of Piles Tke psgstable
Pile Eectuary invented by DR.. A. Uphaln, distinguish
physician OF New York city, is the only really sue.
cess remedy for that dangerous and distressing complaint
the Piles, ever offered TO the American public A.
Tho Eectusry contains Mineral Medicine, no d9oei
Coloca Gaplboge other powerful! and irritating pufga-
No fear OF taxing cold while under lis nfuencej no
change In diet necessary IL taken according 10 directions
irOta<r Cerfeaie aided the hundreds that have a.
ready been received Of the efficacy or Dr. Upha's Eec-
Iuary. NEw-YoEx, August 25, 1916.
Jie1r Wyatt Hetchau-Get,: For several year, past
been troubled with Piles very cOsIige state Of
he bowels ind geson and weakness OF The sysern But
my complaint 10, being severe 10 disable me from
business and dread had OF physicians and patent med
clres that until his Spring never Used sny medicine or
applied physician for relief The Piles then being so
that allowed operations 10 be performed
without any benefit Determined ser this 20 Try other
means, reed advertisement Of cure guaranteed by
the use OF Dr. upGsms Electuary l purchased three
boxes your and from tho uss OF which found
Improved. remain. Sire. your much lad ebted friend
The writer Of the above from motives Of decscy do
cnes having his used but authorizes refer 20
doubt its authenticity.
Another feet IN relation 20 the efficacy o! Dr. UphaLns
Elec;uary PHILADELPHIA Sept 8, 1915.
DR. tpLtu,-De1r 81, About I'VE years ago al
eic.ed with ysha; called Chronic Dyssntsry have
that liver affected, and thai my bowels were ulcer.
ate for blood and pus, attended with peculiarly puLrd
smell were the frequent discharges. shor time since
made visit 20 Massachusetts Ia hopes Of benefit rom
change Of suffered severely than before
While stefan offered for 80 In three
months Happily in The midst Of Intense pain occasou-
ally relieved by sGdGnum In wrapper OF your
Eiec,uary perfect description Of nay complaint together
with many certificates Of This gave great con-
t5ence IN the sl-dcine, anf purchased box and GIG
do-es OF winch has apparently cured aie and am pfepa
say every thing favor render sny service
Respectfully yours, BENJAMIN PERcivAL,
No. 20 South 5yStb-si-
Proprie.ors Office les soyerJ Sold, wholesale and
Tail. By WYATT K KgTCH1m, l2I Fulaorst a. Y. and
c. Sloane 1874 Ful.op-e BROOKLYN Priro 81 iyL' 6m-
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Co.IvAYDs.


The undivided Lhreefourhs lnerestn IS
cd Lsnds, situated Clinton County Stale VI Pennsy
vsia, The IVES. branch OF the Suseuehanna River
far above Tie fourisEing OF Lock Haven and
10 where The Stale improvements OF The navigation
extend afford facilities OF port by the:
kel from the lands which the biiuninoUs Goa re-
gion and contain this Coal also Iron Ore, FreJck G
and Timber. Wal De sold moderate pEce For
farther particulars, apply the Agent for The owners
Z BROWN, 81 South 5lh-st PhilsdslphiA
Inquiries II made BY Letter. VIII be attended 10 be
addressed as above. DR.. 4. B. MASSEY, Al Lock Ha-
ven CsIon County, the Lands, also De applied
10 Tor information ol5 eodiw
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PY ORDER ot Rober! W L!vIag.!oa. % sapren

PY ORDER OF Robert W. Livingston, ESQ. supreme
ID Court Commissioner notice "a hereby given that al
achaenI has been issued against The Of Alexander
Young nonresident debtor, due proof made 10 the
said supreme Court Commissioner pursuant 70 The dfec-
vi the concerning Attachments against alb
sconding concealed and nonresident Debtors and that
the vii DC sold for payment his debts, unless
-ac Alexander Young appear and discharge such
lachInent according within months from the
FIRST publication o: this aotce and hc the payment of any
debts him by residents. and the delivery
him Tor Ms Of any property within this be-
longing said debtor ana the transfer by him Of such
property forbidden by law and void. Dated A1-
gust l2th. 1916. o. KELLOGG, Any for
saL9 la.yem AnachLns Crea.:or. EL!za1eLhoMn. y. Z
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OF FICJAL'
LIST OF LETTERS.


BIB ind b II faTther enacted,
"a ali .Yerseret,s made under the orders OF the Post
rsser-Genera Newspaper Of letter
uncaed for any Post Oce tbe inserted IN ne paper
or papers Of the pare where The Office advertising
may he situated. Arrvne The tsr gef. e,Tc1egtioH
" Pcs: OFF, I1n.r. puaitsd -NaycA 5, lsi5.
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SD FOR SALE-A rare body OF T, une-s-e Land Title
perfect The owner Will SCI! i low, or be would
give German OF character aud means one half the
proceeds arising from sale OF said land eTraa.s An
Association OF Germans Already exists a. Antwerp, who
purchased part of The advertisers land They have
three hundred settlers upon ther and al wei! pleased.
For grazing purposes there bette. land and par.
healthy. The Charleston IS c. Rail!
road surveyed Nashville Tenn passes through part
oihe snd- Address \ D. Posg-Oice, with rra. name.
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M DFAN,S AMERICAN BALM Tor

DATEST sPOOS--Just received, assortment
OF patent Table Tea Spoons made OF Britannia
metal with handles which Tor strength and neainess
ell otssTz For sale The yross or Dozen
Th-Lrece supplied al the lowest prices Apply 20
oss lw bOARDHAS & HART, Buriing- slip.
HEAGLE HARBOR Mining ConpsnyR-Not!ce !,
Ek-te5y giYen that an dollar each
shsre OF the capital stock Eagle Hsroer Mining Co-
aggy L das End paYsl!e tic I'D Day q AaTea.b4 .2
:, l9y ofsca e. osI.l 81 a4e ps.tsss.
aIj 10. lQhA o0rY. see? go T.esst.
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COUGH KEMEDY.-Thomss William Harper, Gel
~ ebrsed medicine for TIE cure u Asthma, Whoopns
Cough CoIds OF every description Inflammation the
Lungs end all N Lung Complaints, has stood
The Of experience for number OF years and has been
pronounced not only ny those who have been benefited
by use bgI bY large number Of the most 'iinet pay
sciais tie best medicine snt for thu relief and cure
OF those distressing IpaIns. The Immense and IN
creasr. demand for the medicine IN all paris Of the Union
rcUr.e-taby proves high popularity ~ c-nLs per
mr.. DEANS AMERICAN BALM for Cough
~ and Consumption IL hfst stages This Is 10 decf
Ose risi oaly asked certain cure IL guaranteed
has never jailed in private Practice VI years many
have cured arr trying al the pued and boese1 nos-
rIrs others given past every eTedy Reference
given Lungs sounded advice Tree SOLD only ~ Doctor
DEAN Ia "2S9 ir.-
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GENTLEMEN,S LIST.

| GE
Ada,,is,,I w
Agent OF \ Y i
Erie Canal
Adams, & II
Abbott, A La
| adams, + VI
Acley, c +
Adams, Joha
Aitkin, J II
Aicazar, Janquim
Alden, q NJ
Amber, ID {
Alex and ,SsmH .
AllsG, John
Allen, Ben F
! Anies. John 4
AAaehan, VI J
An Is, II +
Aiuswor,h. JOSEPH
Acknowledgement
Alfred, Joice \ c.
Allen. James il
Anceline, II a
Adinch, James
A,vcrd. { 7
Allen. Eraslus w
Anderson. J 7
Appleion.A y ACo
Armstrong, james
| Austin, 4 J l.
Ashicn,Geo Henry
Ayres, I I
Ai;erSury, Thouls,
Armstrong, Robcr'
!: Appleton. John
AuipIs. Jarvis
, Andrews, Col ia,
EG
, Anderson, John
! AFFORD, WA
! AuGrus, J Rs
Racon, Clark
Ha1bi, ScaiSm.R
Ersd5urEJ NJ
SSccl. Edward
/. Bsue, ( y
Bray, Y
Brady. James
Bradley, John Il
| Bragg. Scasou
| Blackburn, Henry
| BACON, Z
SSckus, W'n
SeSdSa 4 L&h
wcoi
HrS2S,rrri ] II
Slacs, " u
S!acS, HaI.sioa
6lAk,, lewis
SajrG. Barnes
Balls, Robert W
Bailey. Or Ben M
~ - -
SSlsey, r
Baker \ p'hhls
Baker, Geo
Branch, Nj
SlS.r, 1ohc
Sall, Vim
Band , Jacob
Baker, Stephen
Brahms, Jao +
Banker, Rich +
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ring the fourth week OF Octoecf' I'fi' iof' anu ioV
.slss: g s2! s, 2! 1921 ,gs 81 g
FRI F. s Sa t ssGd' ls ia qssI e y47S o
Total. sIsi2s 81 SN,s65 90 s53.4Og OF
Amount Of Coal transported: Tons; Cwt
Week ending October 26th, l546......-. 2o'52! ~
CORRESPONDING period in 1916. l9s53 ~
Do do l643.-.--..-...-.. 1881 w
The total shipments of Coal from the Schuylkill
Mines this season have been l,C26oC0 tons from the
Lchigh Mines i6i1264 tons Total l49O,2sa tons
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser OF the goth
says: There are but few buyers in market to-day ana
very few sales have been effected As the tune ior rem
derpg quarterly report at hand the Banks as
general thing curtapg their discounts ana ts7 IN
connection with the want OF facilities Tor scnoinS pro
duce forward has caused inactivity IN our MARKET
scafcey ever before witnessed AZ tbls season VI ~"
year detention OF boats at oriskany IN conssqneJe
OF the break has been the OF the scaTciy al s
noint hut numbers arc now their way, and ~ nuh
day or Monday next difficulty on this score WIZ DC
felt.
AT New. Orleans 23d, money was abundant ON
first class securities for business purposes their a
ncsrs 10 be more inquiry and higher rates OF interest
have becn paid Business OF all kinds was very much
in allowance waiting the arrival OF later adVces from
Europe The present condition OF affairs whil- IL is
anything but satisfactory leads undue accumula
ton OF stocks, which may ncutrhze the eject OF I'M
proved accounts from abroad Nothing doing IN Texas
funds Small sums could be placed at 25c but there is
an absence OF all inquiry for the present treasury
Notes III l2lc. Interest Notes I53 nc Elght per
cent Bonds 10 7c Ten per cent do. IL l9c. on the
dollar Foreign Exchange continues duh although there
rather more inquiry for bills than in the early part OF
the week Sterling u per cent. prem. Francs 81
$40 Bills on Neyv.York 0t 60 days II "a per cent
discount Checks par pcr cent discount
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sG- IRREGULAR MAIL LINE oetweet Boston
SrrSs--JS AG,l Nv HOFA. ~ Tie last ard spend,d
,t"-ln-rs OREGON >nd RBODE tSi.ASn
The steamer OREGON. commanded By Capt. Seth Tk.y
er and RHODE ISLAND, conlniAnde: by Capt MA1ehe.-
ter VIII thrug hoct the with thA
SonirgtOD and Providence and Boston and Proveeor.
Railroads leaving Nes-Yc:k daily, Sundays excepted
from per No. North River, 81 SciocS ?. NJ and S;oz
nstoa at o'clock. P u. upon the arrival OF The Mai
train from Boston
Tbess sesefs are unsurpassed in speed sFleaior an4
eolacrt having each of them 81 large eoumoious p.vss
stae-soos and bcths Tor SO persoas besides lara pc
va.e 7oons for families snd parties
Tne Offered by the most experienced MEG
sn VII shorten the passage bcteen NewIork and Bee.
ton oRis !, hours thereby arriving IN srpi. for
all tie lines running icum New Ysrk. Moth. Scah sa4
We>t a-d AL The lines FROM Sostor. North aRd Fast
The OREGON VIII leave New ofs-TGesday, Thnrs-
DAY and Saturday.
Leave SlouiuL or--MoEdsy. Wednesday and Friday.
The RHODE ISLAND VIII leave NewfcrA-aoe-
dsy. Wednesday snd Friday.
Leave Sionlag lGn--Tlesiay Thursday and Saturday.
y. B.-oassenseTs he arrival ot The steamers al
Siouingoa. proceed imaeisicy the splendid Railroad
Providence aud Boston, without any delay and
Baggage Master accompanies each tsn 10 Boston 10 tabs
charge OF the baggage.
IL ca a1,i aiser Monday gcN November ID The steam
OF this Lue VIII leave NcNf - daily except Sls
days r. VI. instead of 7 VI.
For pSssr freight inquire ON Sc!d he ecGis a. per
". North River ~ No 20 Battle place n.
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.W.@s ,TIIE 0TlsyILLE ENTEN- II:
-u-~~ INDEPENDENT OPPOSITiON.-.


Ez,.SIi-,.-tsr Through without landing New YorS and
n'1z Albany Line at + +. M.-Tbe steamer
BELLE Captain Samuel Schuyler, VIII leave New York
for Albany every Monday "Wednesday and Friday landing
Mt Hammond from the foot OF Robnson.L The Belle
!, htted up with splendid oOms and for speed COM
lori and safety IL not surpassed by any the Hudson
river Passengers taking the Belle Will arrive In Albany
ia ample for tno morning cars East Or West nni
pac krt North. For freight passage Inquire OF
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pS ORDER OF Hon Edward Quinn, SGpreIne Court
IL Commissioner, notice Is hereby gwen hat al attach
issued against samuel Beartste and
Elias BesIcsee aie Of HoTnby, SteuDeG County
ao-coudng concealed debtors due proof made 10 the
said supreme Court Commissioner pursuant 10 the dlfec
tons Of The statute concerning Attachments sga1, alb
sounding concealed and nonresident Debtors, ana that
VIII be sold for the payment OF their debts
es hey, The -aid Samuel Bear;see and Elias Beardsee
appear and discharge such attachment according 20 Law
within three months from The tr=t publication Of this notice
anc that he payment Of any debts and the delivery Of any
properly belonging 70 the sad debtors, them for their
and he snste! OF any property by them for any pur
pose Whatever forbidden by aS and void Dated
September lst, 1916. l. n 3. VAN DERLIP,
. isw5ni Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
pY ORDER Of Morris Fosdick, Esq Supreme Court
- Recommendations hereby given that attach
has issued against lie OF Thomas Johnson.
nonresident cebtcr and that the Will be sold for the
payment MS debts uG.s- he appear and discharge sdch
attachment according law within months from The
FIRST publication Of Ibis notice and thai The payment Of any
debt due him by residents Of this stale and the delivery
70 hr, for his OF any property within this State be-
!onsn. MN and the transfer oil -acn property by
MIN forbidden a~ ard .oid Dated April 7lh,
1915. WELLS BROOKS, Any. for Attaching Creditor.
at lsw9u SPnnsyllle, Ere County
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of The Surrogate Of the
County OF SegF-i oTk-Gtlce Is hereby g.eu ali
son. having claims Patrick Nolan late the CIV
OF New York grocer licensed present the same with
the vouchers hereof he subscriber his residence No
- Mi1son-st the City OF SewYorE, or before the
eighth dag OF January cexLDaed New York, me sixth
day Of July, ls+5- THOMAS DOLaS
81 la%hn Administrator with the viii annexed.
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Qrn Goods.

BLANKETS. LINENS, and House. Keeping Anu.
Dccs.-A ARNOLD y co. - Cnuul'sl. have now In
store full of the above goods consisting of A
LINENS heavy heavy aud fine Fronting manuiac-
tuIed expressly ior their family trade.
30, a. aud 4j inch Pillow Linen.
, DC B. o. IL and IA Barnsley and Irish Shcctins.
Double Duinask Table Cloths, from g.. 10 yards long.
Napkins md Doylies TO match
81 and 1914 Table Dainssk and Diaper.
Long Lawns, Birds.cye Diaper, Crum6 Cloths, En-
bossed and Printed Table Covers.
TO- H. IL and S4 Imperial and Toilet Quilts, cradle size
do, Colored and White Toilet Covers.
Blunkets-Bath Whitney 8, ., 10. II Il, Is and ltA.
" " crude size. o3
boys CLOTH NG.-MRS EVANS bcgs 10
Dhes sincoei thanks her friends in general. for tho
liberal patronage bestowed her and socs coniinu
ance of the her No 6S Division.st where
She keeps constantly hand good assortment OF Boys
Clothing OF all descriptions and best materials
N. B.-Sus cut and III ade TO order. o222weod
e. BARKER, Isl Grand.si has Just opened AN en-
~. tire stock Dry Goods adapted to the Fall trade
consisting OF Silks, Shswls Meruoos, Cashmrres NJ. De-
lanes Nc which he would Invite the attention Of pur
cbsssIs sla II
GRANITE CO.'S BLEACuED GOODS.-20
Ocases 36 inch beetle finish. For sale by
NJ NESMlTH y co. ~ aud % Finest.
NEGRO GOODS.-5oo bales and blue, black
Wand sleeps grey, all wool filling. For sale by
NESMITH Il co ~ and 81 Pinc-st.
CANTON FI.ANNkI.S.--5Oc cases brown and bleacH-
Ood Ashourt0n Canton Flannels, for sale by
NJ NESMlTII \ co So and - fine-st
A SHBUKTON TICKS.-lOcasc cases this day received,
fAfcr sale by NESMiTH \ CO. 30 and 81 Pine-st. n
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
MARINE JOU r N A l..

u. ship Acadia from Hnlyan-c hctwyn, Mrs Praul
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MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance. Company
l't Once No. II Wh!l-st g.
The Company Offers tho following advantages to mo
public:
Lives only insured the lowest rates N premium. ,
The premium If So may be paid ~ .casn hilp gun
IN secured note al IL months bearing per cent aieress
Il may be paid monthly or quarterly. -
No person IS liable beyond be amount Of his premium.
married may insure the lie oi hef husoahH He'
from any demands Of hs cred!tofs g.,
There win be annual division Of profits payable N scrip
Ceffr.te. bearing interest at per cent, which interest,"
!" se' -''' DIRECTORS
Seth Low, anDt L. Paterson,
1jyjllaplns ner!s, VIM. Il. Mou,
Vim. a. r. Penz, Edward Anthony.
Lewis c. Grover John A. lnher"ood,
feury HcFar.an Gins. 5. AsckBeG
VIZ. u. simpson IhoA y: seygI,
ROBT. PATTERSON, Pfsst
BEsJ. C. MILES, Ssc'Y
Jos. L. LosD, Agent
C. H. MclNTYRE Sub-A gect. 30f Iind-on--t Spring
JAMES STEWART, ". D. tSo6Il Broad"ayl Medical -
sniner A. the oaice daily from TO O'Clock Of 1awa
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=. YEW.YORk ANDHAYKE Commercial LIN

IN NEW-fORh AND ItAb II Il Sonih.'Si Luz Luz
TZ OF Parkels-The Subscribers beg To inform ,nr!i
friends and the public that they have been sPpontsd
s5oye Lin oee of which viii be dispatched from Hauo
weekly throu ghout The ships comprising ts
Line M be Of the first class commanded by men OF chAS
ter and ability and the greatest care aEan to give e'ey
s4tlsfaction 10 shippers as also promote the conIo
and convenience Of passengers As the rates OF Freight a
passage Will be- much than by other lines, shippers ana
passegers viii doubles, consult their Interest by s
plying, foy farther Information 10
Walt TAPSCOTT, 80 South
ID below Buri!ng-slp. or J. BARBE, Hnvr-. e.
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Waite, & w
Real Gstate.

ln the POsl-Olicc. Tor winch Ovner- are
". MORRIS. =. VI.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT

F. -.s4.-rs-zzez-- MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
Sss55 sSsS----sssss Leave Nsw-lork. O'Clock A. NJ 3
GER. 7. NJ. Leave Newark. 10 o'cgs
:. NJ to'coc>, PM. Leave Morrisown, O'clock \ N.
O'clock, Y. VI.
Passengers by the Morning Tram Morrls,own will
rive therr cc khvr the stages will BE- u readiness
70 convey them SchcO-ys Mountain. Washington Bel.
vdere and ESson daily; SuccasJiGy StAlhope Newo1,
Milford sad oNccu Mondays, Wednesdays AMI I'm
days; and TO RocSSwSy, Dover, Sparta and Newton
Tuesdays. Thursdays Nnd Saurdsys each Line returning
The following days 10 meet the p NJ trains for y. Y
sage VIII also leave for BasAenridse every evening
The srTivAl OF the cars al Moyriscwr.
Passengers 20 hrou- SE3 from Jersey CITY ~iihcei
changing Ou leaving The city passengers I'll depcs
their baggage In the the foot OF CorSnds whes
Agent Will be IN attendance receive II AL packages
bundles oe entered the ~aybii, The Comps
ny wi not hold themselves responsible.
Freight VIII % forwarded Immediately to Morrstown
nom Albany SSslr by stephens srd ConGits Line Ct
Scoops Newark from The Transportation Oace VI ihs
y j. K K. and Trans Co foo. OF L6ertyst AMI desired
Wi. be called for ans part Of the cay by application 4;
sAd oticr lnSl LRA DODp. SnpeTnLenienL
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80 FOB SALE-A Farm Of 81 scre., II the h.-he-s
State q cliiYs-ion-1i; OF 81 kircs-one LIE
from hi-teraook- and The d.stA.e. from Xxx
President Van Bur-ns Buildings sn6 fences asw win
cscAr posts Zach lot vel w.Ls7ei. .sqGIs 81 i. g.
SsEesrpoa .io = F-.a.ss agi!5Eg. Ws.,-.. c. q iaas
;, tss1gFsAi - SeaGl-S. O. lts gisFsE 80 as
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- pATERSUN NAILROAD-
IT, PEOPLES LINE STEAMBOATS,
.-ss-..lS for Albany direct daily sundays except.
L. 4

e>Nss--.iS Tor Albany direct daily sundays except.
I'D NJ o'clock. T. NJ from the Steamboat
pirr between Cortland and Liberty rt,.
Steamboat HNlCkERBOcNEK, Capt Alfred tlcugh,oA
viii Monday, "Wednesday aud Fridsy evenings
Steamboat ISAAC NEWTON, Capt William II reek.
viii leave Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday evenings
Al Five O'Clock, +. M-Landine Vt Intermediate Places,
FROM the foot Of Bwcioy-sL
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS, Capt e. overhseh VIII
losge Monday "Wednesday, Friday and Sunday after
Moons NJ o'clock.
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt Il. II. Furry. VIII
lesv. Tuesday, Thursday. and Satu lay afternoons AZ
O'clock.
pl" time Tor the orniue Tram Of Cars tor III. Ea" ~ West
scish tnkcn ~ moderate rates. and non" taken ater V
o'clock, p. NJ.
All persons forbid uusting any ot the Boats OF hs
Line, without written order from the Csptnna or Agents
For passage ., freight apply on board 'he boa'' % to
1.-Two ArR0Y hIORNINt; AND EVENING
.-as.ss t9s eary and TEX rSSv M rR, INC
ham will leave Tuesday, Thursday, and Sauriay,-Ths
steamboat NIAGARA Cap. VIM, Ellsworth, VII leave
Monday. "Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock n NJ from
EVENING LtNs:-Th. .,rsmbost COLUMBIA, Capt
VIM. Il. Peck Will leave Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
The steamboat EMPIRE, Capt r. b. Macy, will leavs
Tuesday Thursday and saturday evenings at . O'Clock,
trom Cortland--,. Pier, for Albany and Troy direct
t- The boats OF the hsl class they com
nanded by and andior speed
and accommodation superior To most aud inferior TO
on the fyer. Je-o
f.. ryzsssEE@=ss-l iONt! ISLAND RAIL ROAD
ISAt Co-rhp fare N.v-Loudou and
Norwich by Ihs Boston Day Line has
been reduced Nov. isL To New-London - 10
Norwich, - -. $50 Ut
T.~s THE 0TISvILLE ENTEN- -.
aSttss-,ssi s>lON of the Ncw-lork and Erie 80
Railroad VIII he opened for pas-en-
s,rs aud freight Tuesday next November ID, whec the
hours departure VIII be changed aud until farther notice
the arrangement viii be- Ms follows
Fo, Paaoge Leaves New York from foo, OF Duane
81 at - "a cloca, \. VI. aud o'clock, T.. NJ
Leaves Oisvill- at s. A. ". and " 2. NJ
Fare between New York and Otsylll- ~ %
Far Freirit-Lcuyes New York from foot OF DuAnes
.t,. lln nj 1 O'Clock A NJ
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C,pyOsiTION ,iOKNING LINE 81 O'Clock for

q PpONITIUN fIUKN1Nt. LINE AT bl OtIVtN TOT
~ Albany, landing at llummond.L Van Cortlandts,
(P.ekskill) Cold Spring Newburgh, Now iiamhuL gh,
Milton rDsr-psie Hyde Park, Kingston, Upper Red
Hook Br,.lDl Catski Hudson, GoxsackIe md Kinder
hook Passage One Dolar -
fr~4vD : The new and fast sailing steamboat MET
t g. -1pss---l1A MORA Capt r. n. Smith, VIII leave tho
n,ns1's<1na pier loo, OF Warren ~ Monday Wetnes-
day End Friday At 81 O'Clock A NJ Returning leave Al
baiy Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
Passengers taking this boat arrive in Albany Ia time 10,
the Train of cars going North and West. Breakfast and
dinner board
For freight passage apply ON board. or Of Andrew
Clark, West aud Warren sts.
Hudson IS Is. Albany 81. 90 lW
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1orbiie Gonpenanees, &r.

HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED To4,P
xG IRREGULAR MAIL LINZ between Boston
,SSnSs----5s .nt NJ" 1osA. ~ ue last scd .peni.t
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.ssJlas-0boat NJ DSON, Capt WIN. II. Meil-n, hay-
ing yerhanlcd, is IN fret raIe Of
der Will in future run on old To Hudson direct.
without ,oppng al the Intermediate landings, leaving
rom The foot of Cedast New-York ut o'clock every
Monday Wednesday aud Friday evenings, and Hudson
Tuesday Thursday and Sunday evenings at O'CLOCK
or on the arrival of the Cars from thr Easl.
For passage apply on board Tickets through TO Pls-
field q JD West SiockbnAge 81 10; aud Chatham ~ so
S-This Boat has large number D State Rooms - u
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The following is a comparative statement OF the
business on the Philadelphia and Reading haifoao do
ring the fourth week Of October 1914, loi1 and le4t