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the sickness OF the last season { 1916 J
was unparalleled--tliat laborers, in
sufficient numbers, could not be pro-
cured for the work, in consequence
of the unusual sickness which pre-
vailed on the line of the canal? ?"
From what we have said above
the true nature Of the sickness" on
the canal, may be understood even
among newly landed immigrants in
New York, the information has been
derived from their acquaintance in
Illinois; that laborers OH the canal
are paid in "store orders,'' and that
consequently along the line of the
canal, men are "sick" of such en-
ploy. The trustees deny that "ny
of the contractors have failed to
commence operaiions in conse-
quence Of the want of active agency
and personal attention on the part
Of the undersigned. The remedy
for all such cases of delinquency is
provided for in the written con-
tracts" Precisely so; and through,
the abominable neglect of the trus-
tees, that remedy is not applied,
work has ceased, not "faled to COM
mence'' on forfeited contracts, and
no trustees are there to make new
contracts.
in conclusion, the trustees demand
with an air of triumph, if the things
charged against them are 50 "why
were they re-electcd?" True G.
nough, why? The reason is that
the majority of votes belong in Lon
don, and as the trustees here "are
not aware" of the delays on the ca
nal, so are the London bondholders
ignorant of the mode of proceeding
here, and there was not time before
the election to procure change Of
the proxies necessary to change the
trustees. In conclusion they state
" when the conditions of the com +.
pact are changed, we shall consider
ourselves absolved from our obliga-
tons, and that we have the right to
withdraw from the trust at such time
as we think we can retire without
injury to the interest of those whom
we represent, and who look to us to
preserve their rights inviolate, so
far as it may be in our power 10 pro-
tect them" This is very gratifying.
and evinces n readiness to resign as
soon as proper representations are
made TO the London interests.
There is no doubt whatever but
that the canal, had it been at all at
tended to by efficient men, would
now be in operation. Suppose that
had been the case, what would now
have been the state of aAlirs ? The
London money market has been in a
state of panic consequent upon the
great demand for food in England.
The high prices which that demand
has created throughout the west has
stimulated a demand for land to "a
great extent. 100000 acres of the
finest land in the world, situated on
the line of the canal, is to he sold on
the completion Of tie canal. Had
that land now been in the market, it
would make u difference Of at least
IS per acre, or over 1000, 900 to
the state, and the loan could have
been paid off and gone back TO Lon
don, where it would be highly &C
ceptible at this iuncture, while the
farmers Of Illinois would have saved
perhaps 81 100000 in the price OF
their produce. This jupcture could
not have been forescen, but a faith
full execution Of the trust, with due
diligence, would have realized its
/ h,pn(,tc
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Il HE FREE II II A u e Il
PuBLIsuED WEEKLY BY
WIN. OSM AN IL co.

Sec,nl story. North end of ReddicEs
nee 5rick block, on the public square.
TERMS.
Two D,LLAns per annum, II paid in advances
Twb D,LLAas and rirrY cES1sif paid within
six months; aud rnaEs DoLLAns If delayed
until the eud Of the year.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square ui
the first insertion, and % cents for each suisse
qusnt Insertion. A liberal discount allowed To
those who advertise by the year.
or N, paper disc continued until all arrearages
are paid. unless at the option of the Editors.
IT I'm nuncations, to insure insertion, must
al Ways b. free IF pysiage, and accompanied with
the suthor's name.
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D,. JOSEPH STOUT.

y Frs has Protestant sprvlces TO The ci'izsus
Of OunSi aud vicinity. oiice on In Sale ST.,
ei n. roam occupied bv the late DR.. IIprlhut.
Ottawa lane Ill iSi5. az Ga
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Da. HORACE IL. n\SEORp.

living located =. terniIIionrille. offers his
Pfofsss,nii services to the public. and feels
cni isn.e (fr,m his long prac,ice in Michigan
all II in,is.) in h.ing able 10 render satisfactory
services 10 th,se who may f,rorhin with call
LILY 10. 1919
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De. p. SCHLRMERuORN.

O,frs his Professional services To the citizens
Of Oty, and vicinity. 0lTice on Columbus ST,
BET vecn canal and Clinton.
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A. IL. ROWLAND,
Pn1sician and SlrpeI

Physician and Slrgeon.
silence oa the hill. few doors west Of the
FIX River II use. OlR:e, the sime as hereto
FIRE occupied by Rowland & Pearson,ln Red
dicks BLACK.
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II. W. HOPKINS, NJ. d.
PHI csician and Surgeon, Oii0ya. III

NS'ctdU anu ou'geo"' otthfcu' ifS.
Of,rs his Professional services TO the citizens
Of Ottawa and vicinity. Office over George T.,
Walkers store. where he may be found q. all
tio,s except when absent On professional hus-
ness. . August 6 SIG.
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Their Iiabitual
dates, mntton,
and upon rare
meal-their wcd
els, and focke
haired and loR
sheep.
Their womcn
somc--"fair as
! we are told-and
uncovered. Mari
eyes, a beauty Inu l!!!|
them. The cost0
consists of an e.
stuff, and trowss1
tcrial. --The richS
with jewels (; the p
selves with brace
ments Of horn. XII
of the South, Who
blood. pursue ul,0'
the Niger county.
as those Of the Mo-
try, however, alto,
grain /; their hocks
butter and cheese
produce them NOR
In a material sense
| than the Nort61.i
said to be less SAW
ing, and more hosp
van, however, eve
dan without payir
tribute, or cxposiE
pillased ; and thel
envy with poisofl
wounds of which ,
by cutting away II
| These Southern
towns Of the SCUBA
ly that Of Timbec
state Of blockade
themselves benea
hides in great NUN
tie distance from 4
to the colintry-hl
groes upon tie bal
in the plains, in tn
dcns, and even at
the towns, carry
them to the caraval
pations, however,
their keeping up
with the markets o
there they exchane
fnity Of articles, /,
wards reselbto ths
rich are these mar
gro, carried off b.
employed in,the CT
Arab affairs at Ali
these details have
cred, "that you mi
there, except You
mother !" Mgeri
! Cal. Dumas.
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q. ID. DAY.

Attorney and Counsellor al Law,
.furOr0.
} lice o, the ei', side Of the river, over ! liens
Store. 81
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G.. l.. THOMPSON
DEALER in Drugs. Medicines. De SiuGs,
pAnts, Oils, Varuish, &c.
Claai street, dot eat ofihe Mansion House
0Rniua, MS
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- = -
BIO SINESS CAR Dis
r. l.. DlCKEY. u. s. LElA
DlCKEY e. LELAND.

Hive formed u co-partnership in the practice
4" the Inv, eycep, in relation to business IN
Pitn,n and Ksadill counties. Office over
E,ehinia AMI Eichclberscrs, on the west side
60 the public square.
OTTAWA, April 9, 1917.
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II
| was one day trfvclling Amohe
hills in the intetior oEsAc isl
{ Amoy) in PLACED wlse1 I Aasgs
no Eng!ishman had eves g1bi II
he day was fnc,iandf Gid 8hl
the agricultural .aabSri@ Ne =
work in the teIassa When t]xe W
saw me they SCENE a mncl, ek
and from their s.s'eA6hil | "a aes
| was almost inciiaed td6tliink NJ,
hos,ie--from every tut md Il u tn
they cried f'Wy loc- FoEe4n an
i" be off to your boat, Ahead ~ ~
on former occasinnxtt had ain
found that the beat3iian was, n N
bold face on tie matter sadsIs d
in amongst them, and tfy. Is GET b,
into good humor. Ii,3 Till mstssi
the plan succeeded admirdbks
were, in few ,nin,,see, sxcsa1 *
r. 'rds ihe boys were rum id~i
a 4ireetlons Gathering .nlan,X Il
N, Pecimen- box, and IN oitI )knT
oAering ne theif 6.,nbolfv IA
no'5o, AS got .tsIiitloS ~ ~
t 90 yillagc, l,owexer, tlieirE5s u
? 'a.' Z, seemed !. ;s s
P ID lrnu ei.hS{xS - ! ~ - ,
| was or gon bau]g6a
i pYt :dsrdT n Ss, ri ~
p ana nc igst n A. h ia 4 ID !, N D. ~,
n Y zee me tosswyl A.
6 nan il was ofsKos,,sa3 y ~ x
tt poU -ad.to the k<}vcr ~
v g yesyt Black at3hk 3i,xt 4 " .
{, NE Ia wtuld soo.5 NJ "A a. Azx ~ ~
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Imo IA lsl1; all the neg
,--herelorc they
saTuOi.! We. Is that the
W rox will agent? The
~ cash anA Il. the limit Of
wool. IA, hi. ~ might they
Aex, door to ,heiley completed
June ~, lsI natural lives,
Mir dutyl Hui
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broker to negotiate them, and d,".n'''''- anu
ded Uith him The e1n,misSiar AMI f'r sale at
money ther. accr@alz-40.G BouGhr'N''
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I ~ yesrs si5fv. ~
TNorcr cent h'oEcragc - 81 COO 600 ~
Two years Interest on $500 600, lrss
So o ,loWel, 81
Brokerage on biil. neg stated,
S,'z,d As os,iguer, 81
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The Committee will ~ AXE fusion
to only one Of the special remarks
in the Bondholder Trustees reply Go
our letter Of the 25th ut; which is
that their election in lS45 Without
opposition, and their recent rel elec-
| ton in the same manner, is Ivi-
llence, that the. Bondholdcrs f(t;s:;.
lcoantry are satisfied with thsir g;
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quired the canal to be completed in to yi,h
three years, but the amendment re-. all whit
moved that limit. This law bei' he SIX or
passed TO the satisfaction Of p'ess " l%a.I
bondholdsrs, The board Of tru '''''' 10 'O''
y - oiEsnizra ~ the Arncintme7
David Levittls Esq \. dud Cap
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


ARRIVED
Ship soatherner Palmer I'm Liverpool June y, rntse
e. Woodruff 4 Minturn
Ship Monterey, McMsnus, y days fun Hsvre mdse. 10
q Thurston & Co 9th last lat 40 Ion p, spoke chip
Switzerland Nichols from Liverpool for BOston-22s
steetsge passengers
Bark ocesn De Ruyter ~ De fun Antwerp. mdse to
\ c Rossire s Go.
Bark Rio CoureI, l2 de I'm Mariel Cuba molAsses 10
Badger & Peck.
Brig dam Iwes Haigrecr. A. de I'm HAMBURG rndse
to schmidt Rslchen July lat IS o. Ion IS Us 90 ke
swedish brig Sspcr. trOm GotiemoeTs tor New.iork
with passengers Gath Inst lat - 30 Ion - 20 spoke shin
Albany from Hsvre for New York 9Th lat i2 2l lon
10 a. spoke ship Scotland, from Hayre tor New York
sehr Globe seeley. 10 days I'm DemerSrs, iron Sc to
master.
sshr sophronis Barton, is I'm PASSPORT Ne ls.h to
smith Boynton.
schr Monterey, Mclntire 10 Dc fun Mschiss Me lurn
Der. 10 Snow.
schr Del NOrle shaw, 81 de fm Camden, Ne lime, to
master.
SAILED.
ships Thomas Dickson Liverpool. Ashland. dc; Lain.
court Fr) Hsyre Uncss Bremen. Columbia Charleston
Queen (Br) 81 Johns NB; shamrock (Br) Cork Eliza
beth do Thens do.
Briss Sir Charles Forbes (Br) Cork Jefferson, Lon
dSn; Mary Morris, Savannah. Macon, do, and others
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PLATED ALsArA WARE.

SFALDiNS WATT, ~ Broadway, have received by
kChe sie arrivals genera sssornsnt Of flsed Albsis
Wsrr CONSISTING OF tohs sPoous, cake hsskes
leo kses SEA- Ac &c he moss modern and fsshicn
able London psegns. which universally approved In
EnxsDd and now for The t5s time offered " the Amer
lean public They alec hsvr extensive assortment Of
nods plsed 10 The besI upon Brush plsis and
German silver al al fasonsble prices ADD warranted
Tns clo.e reseinbl,ce which ibis plated be.rs 10 s
yer its 6ursb:y and chesPness (w1cn compared win
silver ts superiority over wHes Plated upon cop
-, bs.s have established is general use In families u
syonetion 10 England and commend II 10 the favorable
,a,n,Ioo OF the PEG 81, Of this couuIfJ.
sn.dins Wsu resiid ard repsle ckndelsbrss girsn-
doi.s sfps candicstcks, urs, cssors, spoons Jerks
ke IA The mosi pernsnec and beautiful style, and %
short notice lvl7 Sneod
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Goal.

L'IRsT QUALITY or RID ASH, White Aih Ani Lo-
hlgn Goa scfeeued and prepared 70 ne D-ss nAlner
Tor ,Any use a. in- price per ln Tor cssA
Ba0kEs AsD Zoo SIZE ......s..ss.ss..ssSy /"
sTovE ND kANsE %. ...sssss'sssss'ss' . ~
d. ....s.........s... D -
ys,s. a Nd 10 81 xl-sysuus. All H. Wsyrr place.
iJy!j In yOhn D SntStl LS- En-
THE-SIF or SMALL MT COAL.-Sow
u di.c1argug from scnr EeiPse cargo u me ab0y7
CO. .it. fJr driving For sale ~ cargo or
-i~,ls 80 %. Apply 10 I. STOKES DlCkkRsOS
tlN lu7 Anlhony-sL n-N brOacWay
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CorporGtloH holirse.

NOTICE To CART1IKN to Renew their Licences.
-F.Ntr.rts from law entitled. " \ Law to regu ate
Car. ana Csrren passed The iUih day " August 1855
Sec . Al Licences to Carmen shall expire ON The last
MONDAY 81 ia ster the date thereof
See d Every person ou receiving bis License ss Cart
man shall pay Msyor. for the Of ths city. te
sm Of Two dollars and fly cents aud upon the renewal
anv Csrm4u License such person shall pay, sfJre-
said the fum Il ffty cent.
iu conformity herewith, the Carmen are hereby
oled To renew their Licenses 81 The Mayors Ohce Cv
Hal To commence Monday the 81 day Of gust lsl,
NJ n O'Clock A. -four asses each day IN succession,
,..
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SECOND BOARD.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

N shp SoHiA0Hsr. from Liropool-Mr Rsdmscher OF
Brunswick Tnos Montgomerie of Edinburgh Mrs Smith
Of Baltimore Miss Oswald of Baltimore and III in
age / born aud died on passage
IN bark Ocean. from AafpaP-Mr GerhoA, Van
Bysosoup Ass Ann Marta Arderhu and l27 In steersge
IL brts Icea from Harlbwg-Dr Weed, w Meyer and
lady and ll3 In Storage.
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6ouses tor Sale.
ia At PRIVATE SALE-Sx lots Of ground on
81 The esst side Of Skin between Forty ninih

"a At PRIVATE SALE-Six lots Of ground on
81 The esst side Of Skin avenue between Forty ninlh
- and Ffis.hsis .
A'so Ten o.s OF ground on south side OF FlnielhsL
Aso nine ots ~ ground on north side Of Finich a.
Aa, seven fr urd rorih side ~ Forty mini a.
two Ots south side u rhifvethsL between sew
enih and n gtth aveuueL
Also. seven los Forth sia ~ Forty sevenlhsL pe-
tween Teeth and Z ev@uih Asenu-s 80 -
Ase eight south side Of F0riytith-st between
Nit 90 snd Tenth avenues
F0rfIrihcr particulars apply
ANTHOSY j. BLEECKER, Aucuoneer.
iyio iw Brosd..t
IS. FOX SALE oR TO iET-rhe story house
20 sad l't Zee ID White o. fpr .se OF - l-t Apply
~ 10 lyao lwl J. - BULL 40 srosdway
~. AT PRIVATE SALE-One oG at ground on
~. aerofth side Of EighteenthsL between Eighth ana
- irfh gverues-sze OF lot tgeniy-thfee isei four
inches by nney-two feet deep For particulars sppy -
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aucneneer,
iy27 iw Broad St
-, WIIIIAMSBI PROPERTY For sale
~ cheap-A louse and lot situated Us Orsnd.I whl
49, sposed " very low for cashihe LOT l. ae eet
doep by - feet front and TILE nfisputahe-lhe
house e story and hall with basement snd q ~
stJ-v kitchen in tho rssr. Apply 70 HENRY PASpN
Land one Peck Zip Ferry, " Ahamsburgh or 81 : X
BUNCE, on the premi'es ls.O I'm
~ EOK s.At.E or LEA-k.-The elegant Bleach
49, ug Dyring and Caenderiug esiap i-hment ~ fA"r
~ son, New Jersoy. known a. the" ashingion oie'ch
Works The buildings ard machinery are IN compete
order ready for imm-d is.e operation
For Information respecting The con iton and ch4rac'f
OF he vor6s app '-siion may De made 10
THOMAS ROGERS Esq ~ Wal-st New-fork
JOHN ID. FRINGE. Eco frsc icRl Slfacher, Dyer ana
Priolsr ldrn of Pluinnrr and Prince) Or %
JAMES sHErHsRD. ou the pre- nises lyl9 .w'
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LIST OF LETTERS.

.pvEsrlsED IN TIE TRisUNE SPECIAL AFFoiSTNIHr'
zie And be u faytA<r >rae,sd, -. po.,.
Aud all enc nt male under the orders o. ". 49,.
master IN. rAi In Newspaper ne~spapeIs ~ s,r
unea ed for n any Post Office shall be inse -
or papers oftne to~n Or plaee v nrfe ~.
' M PED Ofto> Iazr. passed h9'eN D. 'o
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MTpROR LIBRARY

lTFW eFRTT--TIa n0TiII-aI Iora n0FrI rutlt7I
lFlsif or tie power g .h- :. p originally written io,
ih- -r1r ti.i qlh sh-d making handsome line ~
pages and pr Sc by a. The tooSts ers Ins oA
contains grsph'c history n re a. ffesilenLA NAN
p Er s11Ftrg up he .ntf.aues q both parties DlHnk
pub ics icn it- Mirror 20 exc ed re grsaies' inere"
ihrcu -i urTy l. contains more fsci thsn hcnon'
an ,r .ke.ch-s u more lhAn sly esiing politician.
10
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DAG--rse higa-ss nEksi price paid IL cash for Rags
II Be-. gng, Canvas Bsle-r0pe Cguings, Grsss or Ma
ELLA Rope, Quay bskging ard al other kinds VI pager
rAk-rs sIocs, 81 CYRUS w. FIELD co.
iylsN sB9rlinxsip.
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prsT AND CHEAPEST

MIRROR LIBRARY. 40. n -Ne~ series-Ihe l i.iV
ftpinEs = Tom P-opsr. or ias X so' OF
hv H.rry Fran-o This popular nogei "hon IS -, -
e@kly Mrror ~iI BE- published his day Inc locs
srripti6ns ~ ire wrlsnown chsracsrs i,S
he gr-s.-.. inter. The readers et tn- VIZ
-. h, 10 c1urss ~ Pub. Gallon. and ne cry na'
a. M f,rr al charters " Gee mort 9f lon FtfPff
We aa-r i al 10 the public Ihos- who naVe ESQ
~ ni-reeal vi ~ ria3 have u 10 30 a fof NA7
ihose --ver r. Al j. before w. pc so - -
49, a. s,r, fis rub ished 10 = siy's similar % ls'f
a. INV co9y-iae price q thai popular ~ofk
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farms for Sale.


a FOR SaLE-The arm Of ihe suhscI her NGs,.
- 49, tru~u ~ A0sirita" hfifg h5 srres f,sf -.
lsnd 10 view 81 The lake Gnd village Ani h11u,s,Iv
sappiet viii I'll Kind Offuit Scd valuable irusoy.
merits App'yio ihs snb.crh~r. r sLOSSOS On ~.
pFenitrs orio WILLIAM WHIfTENORE,
yl4 .fSs~ 5sP1-a
a fARm WANTED-Wish 0r without improve
ments, u from 81 10 ~ Kcres within ~ ltrss
hours ~ New fork, 10 exchange for E1ns cloic- q.
ertOus OF isnd "a Michigan via which some TnOrey VII
BE- paid Any person hsying s1ch farm dispose Of nay
male an Advantageous trade BY applying 10
y23 I'm ?. JONES r. Ferry-st N Y
- FARM FoH sAI.F--c0ntSInins E~-nty-tso
Srres, si,u-irf neu Mr. J. Kings county s-ai
on The road lesdirg from HOuoGen 10 Bglfs Ferry
deghifl location for scountfy place For farh.f
particulars Inquire Of bert Annett fou Lee sntirg o.
Jsines Annctt corner OF Adam ard YoFk Brooklyn
iy5 Inn
slsA FOR ~kLE-A sms.l farm, beautifully siusisi
within tf.een minutes vas ~ Tho Railroad nep'tA
Rshwsy. State Of Nes.Jrrsey. The land Ia veg
good, buildings and frnces mostly new, snd nc Whole IA
hn- order. For particulars i1qllre q }. T. MADDEN.
u.s. Roadway. Or At i7s bsgfens 81 y Y. jos lm'
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SUMMER ARRANG EMEHT.


- NOhflo AND FSHfh RAILROAD
&s3 ~ 1921 Commencing Monday, May 9 fsN,
Leave New-YorE. a. ~ O'Clock Y.
NJ Leave Hewns. q o'clock A. Nj a O'Clock. p NJ.
Leave mOrristOwn. O'Clock A. I, D'cock Y. ~
Passenger. by lhs morning train 10 Morrsiown siii A.
rive nsre Al OclOck where sges vii Dee In readiness
convey Them 10 schooley Mountain, Washington. BEL
ydere and tAsOn daily, ~ O~egO, Milford, Nv~~r
Slsunopr and succasuny on Mondays wednesday, sc
Fhdtys; and 10 Rockawsy Dover sparta and Newton On
Tuesdays Thursday and Saturdays each line fei1gns
the following days 10 meet the r NJ. train 10 Ne~l0t
Stage vi. also leave Tor bAsking Ridge every evening
ou he arrival Of the cara ri NOrristOwn.
Byslins recently established stage leaves horsoSn
Tor the Delaware Water Gap AMI suOuds urg, via slsn
hope J0hnsOubufg, Columbia and BsiTsto~n every f1es
day. Ihuf-day aud Saturday, us arrlyz ~ Ne A NJ
from N-~-fOfS. Returning lhs alternate cst.
the Stage l-aves blfoudsDurg Al A. ST. h. M r d.
cars tom MOrnspWn.
Passengers 20 through 10 and from Jerey Guy wiho
changing On leaving he city, passengefs VII 90
post iher baggage in tho car Al he fDt Of C~flAgds-
where agent Will be- in attendance " receive H. -
All packages Or bundles mustbe -n ere n The wsybD
or The company viii rot hold themselves responsible.
Freight viii be forwarded imnIedia 81 MOuisioN1
from Albany basin. by stephens Condts Daily Tf.ns
pOnauOn Line D. Newark from he Trans pSfsOB ones
Of ne ~ J. z. X aud Trans Co foot = Liberty ~.
az lieOd IRA DpDD. BIpennte11@rA
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10Y TO THE AFFLICTED -!
nR SEANsS GOOD SAMARITAN 90 Pam 9ref', u
Dcontdenty offered - one 81 pc o-'l =. n'ea,rs ,i
bruises aud wounds u also cures cltfLrA choitIa
mo-bus dy.enterf, bowel comp ann. wrsS ara sats
s.onsch. rheumatic af-crors hurng CONS Ac - ana q
excellent medicine for c1nsh- es AZ cortIin p,i'n
For by DR. ThDmas Ri.t-r joe Cherrvst l. I W .rrl-
er ~ Cherry-sL d. h. Winchester johnst ant by
Dr. Parsons. e9 Csns-sL jt.2 W.
lhK, i. MASENElk'~ Ccletratea Indian vegetable
}ICordsl an invaluable remedy FOR dys-f tory, dsrrlra
or summer comp hnt- b ions choic aud cholera mo s
The remedy ere offered o. the public j. % the fullest
conf ience ofl II !. prepared 10 four ounce -td
TWO b1ples o. which Is attached an accompaniment
io each and hea taken ecvry they undergo ch-n,
or acrd substances harmless (which ways exist Ia ihe
shove diseases 10 greater or less drrrecl aga -r-uy
edv which certain. ssf- AID specify 10 ~ operation j.
perfectly harmless IN ~ nature pleasant io me ue ana
lure the most delicate comet tuuon.
TIL. pfoprei can assure ne punli- wlo1i any exaz
gfrson ofs merits hai VIII cure ~ ol OF a' tAi'' Oh
seog fily persuaded that If trial IL only made Of The
medicine relief will De had ine pgoprel"i a'S' 10
better accommodation ihsn fair triAl oi IT. uuliy
B-Th- above med cine has been in constant use Tor
the twenty years snd m tal time has cured thousands
OF The above named diseased
The propdeiors are 10 possession % many valuable GER
which be- shown n desired Pree shiiings Ald
shiiiings Prepared by The propne'o5I', u povD
Successors 10 th- late John naseser. Indian Doctor,
% Eas, Broadway between caihadne AMI darket 80.
nezr Marset a. Y.
Where Will be- 1Iund always on hand the mosi extern
,ive assortment OF Roots Hrfbs Barks Seeds Extracts,
Ointuen syrlps ana every variety q simple and com
pound Vegetable Medicine. FOR 81 disea.e- Nhosrsale
and reis' their oil established lndan Medicine sore
? fsst Broasway n y Iy2i lmeod'
nNSENrERY Can BE CURED. and 81 similar
hours. hy n,ing one bottle Of Mrs Hayes syrup II has
stood he or thirty yrafs AMI hes rrF. Al-a- is4
mons prove 10 efficacy can De- seen a. ~ hhJrs
Tent Medicine D6gol, a4 Fulton 81 bf'os ~ or =. t7
fIl0wirE easrs l Nrw YORK, where ~ ~ w may ne
obtaiaed Granite Building. z3 BrDsd~ay 30 no"sfy
l36 zri "a Fulton - and DlvlsonsIi l"' niaIu-s@
Winsmsbufgh Price sd cents = bottle
y B. Parents ned not le. their lnirni. sunri II WI
iu Jew hour. The most obstinate cas-- ~ oLin-f
Complaint Over .N0n rsf-reuc-s $50 'a~ us
nK.TAYLOH'- BALSAM or LlNEk"O kI ~
Onosi extraordinary medicine In the WORT are lo-
scure-Mr Nth l5l FOrsyih-sL was ailctf1 seven
years with consumption This medicine cured Nm "
dsiy hr>r 4 r-msrsshie cures ny u. l'r De
waee coant-rfsits Remember The genuine - Gov
made, Ne wholesale depot Is BeeEmsns', ~ NE pro-
pr-sos t'rnerlv So S'-srF. i@4N"