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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-02-19
FAMILY MAGAZINE FOR 1S47,

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We offer 10 Post Masters and others, a
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titled the PICTORIAL DESCRIPTION OF
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, con-
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Towns, Castles, Abbies, Costumes, &c. &c.
of The Faihelland: larger number of En-
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The No. for Jan. contains aPic'oral
Description ofthe Slate ofOhio,n elegantly
Illustrated with AMERICAN VIEWS, &c.
or Other States wiu appear in subsequent
Nos. Of The Work 90
ROBERT SEARS, l2s Nassau-stree,, New
York, will hereafter furnish his new
PICTORIAL & ILLUSTRATED
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New Prospectus for Che Year 1sa9.
Fony.Eieht large octave pages, and IS
Engrayings in each number. Published on
The first Of every month.
Fourth Volume commences in January, lS47,
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HEBREW PLASTER.

AGAD, anu AhCIottc A's"N "~ss~"'
WE would call the attention Of our readers
10 The advertisement Of the Hebrew Plaster,
and the HosEY-C CoATEp Pill, in io-day's pa
per; and would also stale in connection with
this, that we are well acquainted with The
Hebrew Plaser, having made nse ef i at the
East of a severe pain in onr side and breast,
which at one time lhreaienep 10 entirely dis
able US from attending to our business
Two OF three applications Of the Plaster, en-
irely cured u.s. We have u various instan-
ces since, recommended il TO others fer seat
ed pains Of all descriptions, and have never
knownit 10 fail in cfTecting pormanen,
cure.-Logaaport Telegraph.
JEW DAvlD'S, OR HEBREW PLAS-
TER,
Is becoming one ofihe most popular med
icines now before the public. For removing
all seated pains, snch US Rheumatism, ,psin in
the back, side or breast, il has no equal ia
The world. 1t is also eflicacous in removing
wens, tunors, corns, &c. We do not de-
sign 10 puff this medicine with old, fictitious
certificates, but will simply mention few
recent cases, where il has effected cures.
Mr.. Sloan, of GAINESVILLE, after having suf
fered with Rheumatism for nine years, wal
cured by using the Hebrew Plaster
Mr. Anderson, Of Putnam, was troubled
for long time with lame back, cccasisnec
by overlifiing, and was cured by using lhii
plaster.
A man (name not recolected,) Of Gra.iet
in Licking county, was entirely cured o.
Rhuma,ism by using this plaster.
The following certificate from Mr.. Wor-
stell, editor of The Massillon Gazette, was
furnished us few days since:
Messts. Comstock g. Co. During last win
Ter and Spring, l was so troubled with pain
in my breast, as to render me unfit for the
dnties of the office; and, hearing your Jew
David's, or Hebrew Plaster, highly recon-
rnended, for similar cases, was induced IL
give It a trial. had worn plaster ON my
breast buta short time, when all pain LET
me, and was enabled again TO engage in th'
duties of the office. My sister, residns
at Steubenville, has also received nusl
benefit from its use.
j n -
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FRESH FRUITS. nc.

FRESH FRUITS, &C.
MALAGA GRAPES, Malaga Raisns In whole, hall and
NIqr boxes, Zsnie Currsnls, Sutsna Rssins Madeira
Citron, Italian Citron, Csndied Orange and Lemon
Peel, Lemons Oranges, Pomsgranstes, Shaddocks,
Bordeaux Pnnes Ia fancy boxes, smyrna and NAL
aga Figs, Egyptian Dates, Arabian Dates, Bitter
Almonds Jordan Shelled Almonds Sicily sheled
Almonds, Almonds Paper Shell, Nc tnberts,
Brasil Nuts, Madeira Nuts, Pecan Nuts, C0noa
Nuts, Pea Nuts, Calabris, Sicily and refined
LicOnce Rock Candy, sperm Candl IS, All
No l3Z coiOrs and different prices, Sperm Oh, win
and fall strained, Sweet Oh, In bottles
aud BEETLES, ssrdines In oil, Anehovies
Olives Capers, Mushroom ana Tomato
Ketchup Picked Onions, Wslnuts,
Gherkns kc. Worcestershire Sauce,
together with general assortment u
English sauces
Superior Green and Black T-a. fuli assortment, and
White and Brown Sugars all the different Kinds Al all
prices Coffee, an assortment, also roasted and ground
daily, Chocolate, prepared Cocoa and Paste, Cocoa
shells Spices. whole and ground, warranted pure,
Bakers Brown Pine Apple, Raspberry Lemon. ON
ger, Orgesl and other Syrups Cherry and hasp-
berry Brandy, rich and delicious cordial Cor
dials foreign and domestic In bottles and on dram
old Irish scotch and Monong shela Whiskey, su
perior old Wines and Liquors, an assortment
scotch, English and American Ale and Porter
sad bottles, lsing glass Tapioca, Arrow Kooi
Chaiham-st. Ssgo Starch Rice, Barley, Hominy, Oat
meal, Castle, Yellow and Shaving soap
Indigo white comb Honey holasse.
and syrup, Brandy Peaches and Cher
RES Rock Candy. J1Iubs Paste, sale
rams Jellies East and West inais
Preserves, saPssgo Engl'A ana
American Cheese, &c.
Congress and Pavilion ssrs.ogs wal, =. b ~ al
80 =. ke Chain xns and OlhertavOfiio " anps
.i.v. On hand The above goods are Tor sac III guns
a.rss5es or by retail families Y ,., ,..,...,
P"@ GASsNER YOUNG, No. ~ Cnsuain-s1
lf-f irt .UaIAl
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ASHES INSPECTION

rs,tfr UNDERSIGNED have as-Ocialed mems. YES ~
/ s-T he naln5 snd hrln of FhEEbOhS, Jrs'EIl
~ Tor DE vurose OF pursuing tie business u spseuvn
- ID Peal Ashes ard have opened ar Ohcs - -
- 81 Washio iOnst until the IL Oi Nly ne1i aitrf Will
-. fbey "a III " found the Old established ns2cciiDn
r.5o,se IA and a. Westst in he city Of New fOfk
1 ,naffer u In spectOn 10 future being unfesfciep
40 zee - regards legal requirements .il " = pre
s.,ed n viii not upsfsede the u-cessiy o. NE ca-sSa
80 III these articles according W ne proper s1n1aia ~
nr.. competent perform me sane 1nls seems " ~
r.d Tor from he skill and experience 1rcesssfJ 70 1ffr
a. H. different properties Of ne articles, ms pfeefss0s
~ ts cbsfacerO OF Ashes 10 foreign markets snd aiso
. pronoging the convenience and laces Of dealers In
r.. andsr.igusd feel assured that they entitled %
The conhdeuce Of tue public The score o thorough
Knowledge Of The articles hey propose " inspect and cass
IN eli The members Of the hrm having been practically and
mot constantly for many years past engaged IN ne W
snscou Of uhes and 10 1lure VIII give hef pefsonA AZ
srton 10 he .iness II will be our aim 70 preserve us
standard of Inspection and do justice 10 he manufacturer
and the consumer ,.,..
TIE fee. Of pecon will BE iuced from former ses
,xeoty Der cent and txed al Sht per hlhdfeo
ucuats which will be .nysr able. -.
will be received - he Warehouse ~ <'lese, ~
The usual rates sahjeet 70 order Tor Inspection " o'
wise. -fs...,t,- ,..
Submitting he above matters 10 your cuns.lr eYn We
.ha be vessed a. al times receive Any asnrs Sv0 may
-. ~ 10 entTusl 20 our cafe.
Very respectfully your Ob.der $500, eo
J. FsEtsyKS, y ~ ,s~s,'f
T. 81. CASSIDY r ~ Nh''"Ni grs a..
fspr.rv t2f7 ". DLCE.CW. f>i In
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LAWYERS DIARY FOR Is47.

HIST PuBLIshED-rhisI Indispensable sccom snluloos
j To- every Lawyers Office, containing Ast oi -e ue
sberEs and Clerks elected 10 November last 81
- ia of suDaays for the year I8f1 Masters and n4
GERS IN Chsncery sherf Jury for me year lot Syl
missioner. of Deeds appointed b. our OosenOf ~ 80.
$50. 10 lake ackn0Wied gIaents iof oinf
S,ai-- Public Sotares aid Commissioners " D-c.- "a
tho CITY OF Newton Rates 4 Postage tofeikn o0l
suis Banks and Insurance Companies "a ne Ni~- "
Nov York and Brooklyn Elections IN ne rtiie ~ nr~
yor. Coronation Of the Cry q Ne~-10fki tu.is OF
York : Ame-ic.u Ministers Foreign Courts; tnaf-e
Arsres complete list n al ne Ls~yrfs ~ u- Wy "
-Ycsk-Dgctker m al The usual MehYf-.aa isi.-
-. =, sts.rent Cosrt. Pahiishet and Cor sale ~
d.. Isl ysssausf
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Books.
THE ANNALIST

THE ANNALlSI, . ,.t.
a RECORD or PRACTICAL MEDICINE N u ~ ~
"A OF New Yors edited BY W. {. ROBERTSON, N. 80
iv ofihs College OF Phy-icisn- sud eufeeDhs ~ wv
~ No 7 Of III, yalube journal 10 Just Issued
p.,.,, %, tina cHri91s Of lie College Of Physicians
aud Surgeons. . ,,.,.f
H. Report Of The New-l0fs ho-piai; r. pof Gilman
III Report Of Obstetric PfAciice' W . % i'
Ps. Bi,1.s and Foreign Medical Reyiew-HoHro-
VI 49, Tabs-Proceedings u Meeting iOf TIE IS
80 tsblisiueut OF an Academy Of Medicine $40 "a
~ IN me lity OF New-forx The "L.euheon A. INC
S.wYors Hospital: Nogice-"Academy oi Medl-
cine and Surgery pANf.L ADS IT,
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

HAMILTON FssrNsL.-Thc Hamilton LITERARY
Association OF this city. OF the active and abe
literary bodies IN the state holds It's anniversary on
Monday evening. at the Mansion House Of Mr. Edwin r.
Yale. In Hicksst Gentlemen who desire 70 psrtake OF
the dinner may procure tickets of the Committee.
II is iaet not generally known (or the biographies
do hot state ~ that Gen Hamilton born on the lth
OF January hls name adopted by the Association
s organization la lso from identity with his po
htsai sentiments but nom high appreciation Of his
fame an illvsuoos citizen patriot statesman and ora
tor. lStar.
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II Bushes Vegetable Plls-they are composed OF ma
tures own emed herbs and vegetable extracts Of rare
excellence and Of combination 90 happy hat hey a-tlst
her Ia her efforts eNpel disease and restore health
They pufv The blood equaizs circulation and restore
The Ever kidney and other secretory organs 70 heathy
tone and seton. from their tonic properties u"y never
he consequence Of Of Oner purgaye- In dysPep
ala aud ali bilious affections they have proved superior 70
any other medicine They cleanse The stomach and inles
tines from all impurities, and from their general scuon
k,ye renewed energy the constitution Puee WIN nh
sale or retail Al The principal Office No f2 Broadway
4xf
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xcHooL hooks.

UrfrSrfSGIOy L SAVAGE, Publishers and boossei
III err. rs PesTst New Yofs haze recently issued new
al verv much improved edons u ne works % Natural
Psilrsoohy and Chemistry, ~ Gr. W. L. fhs.ps, 70
vb3~h tbey respectfully solicit The titeriion n school
Teachers ConuIlecs and others nl-f-st-a "a s1ecaLOh
= .nhli.hrr. Eor ale BIZ RonAse..rrs Renerlly. yl
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ROBERT IN. MORRIS. p. VI

nlsSOLU TION-The partnership heretofore rais ting
~ between JOHN BRIDGE aud LEWIS X. BRIDGE,
under The n Of J. l. X. Bridge, Is Dissolved BY l-
cease Of Lewis X Bridge AL claims sgans. he late arm
ether II he partners vii b paid presentation n
due, NIL be cAshed a. Legal interest matgrrd.
The outstanding business will Be uquicAed BY he sub
sciieeT. who vii SIT for he tim surviving partner.
ard Will continue lts Linseed o. Works ca ts Ga
count JOHN BRIDGE.
Nes-loTk. Il; lazy 1871 ID In
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CITY ITEMS.


yus.-A small Catholic Church belonging to a
s,,.n society in Thirtethst together with several
,.n dvellipss adjacent were totally destroyed BY tire
900, and o'clock yesterday morning. A Boa,
,slders chop at the Hook. and dwelling occupied BY
.sve,. Door families were destroyed last sht about 10
,eloes BY IRE There were two false alarms between
hat time and IL clock which drew ou, 6remen and
reporters IN the snow on frui,less errand Cannot
these Be avoided
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GEORGE ARCULARIus SON

tUffIalI7tL
tNOULD RESPECTFULLY inform D.. p.ifons, san ~
Nv $780, -seefsIiy that h. has made extensive ptepefe
t,,. r., re ncldsys and has h<nd flsin ro1od
Curr.n Almond sad Plum Cake also. scotch e-Ae ssw
ys.r Csk-. Cocoa Nut Drops, nscaoons, ana AL ms
r.rert varieties u csks and pastries suitable r We sea
SON which be Offers cheap - any u ne sfNe-
or.nencd ard Pastries supplied a. snoft h9per. oiV IN
4 DC NAssAU.sT.-Wher here whole sai Il soid iof
ICOEiys Dollars. Consisting of cioth Scz esssi aefr
s. 70 ga Repeating The Cleaning and pytns a. lais "a
.bHhraent cniy one trial solicited, sad st lnAi % o.
vor most IA. ID coat II We dont make Il look ecns ~
ne~ 90 ck.sg- viii he made. Repairs and Aterstons
cheap snd ia,Aloesbie Casa pei lor Al sinds xsnS
csslAinG glw' Hb0SoA A~''@~
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0F FIOIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.
ipvrsrusp IL iss rr,svs. ~ sstel.l .syorsrE,

hpsrsFH1p n tHf rk'kukk ~ sfttIAL AsSoisFhEas'
n. Ind be u 1ayt<r snecfed.
Ana al advertisements made under hs orders Of me Pcs,
nsstef General 10 Newspaper newspaper u letters
untaed Tor any Pos Oce shs be inserted 10 the paper
pspess u the iosn plsos where e Office advertising
may Sc slt1atsf. trriae l< lay get ctycuasioK.
Nts Ped Office Lam passsd March ., ls+s
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r wEBBis FANCY BAKERY,

In5 DIVISION 81 N -Ivtk
(,AKES ICED AID oRSAMESTED IN every style
NOrdsr s received ard ps1ctua.ly amended to- Parties
srprh-l with Ice Cresm, Jelies. Pyramids, Pound
spsnZ- Lady Fingers, CosoAag. DfoPs ari 81 kinds u
Consciously. cls Ia
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mr.. SPRINGS COUGH CANDY Is q,

nR. SPRINGS COUGH CANDY q sne pes. "a
IJuss Tor coughs colds hoarseness &c And Is 30 well
Known that IL does not require any pufng fof sAle Al
he principal drug stores 10 his city, Brooklyn ana
throu shout The United STATES 49,
Wholesse Agents Jas. 5. Aspinwal, 80 WllAm-sL and
Israel Minor, ia fultou-st
Prepared sud sod wholesale and retail by J. Jones,
Duggis $50 Houston. cor. McDouEal-sl do 5n'TuI -
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r. A young man named Edward sconten from
Dutehess Co TO this City New Year night and
has no, been heard Of Any information respecting
him will be gratefully received a, l35 sulhgsnst-
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~ The City was IN darkness again last night in
consequence Of the worthlessnes ofthe oil By
fathers Of the City Capt Case Of the 18th District
says whatever Of light there was two lamps would
scarcely shade lsmp.post Capt Wiley OF Dstne; No
l. says the Corporation oil last night was as rigid as
Rockland ice
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THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing IN
der The nsfns ssl sfyeof X. C. Drake Co = B0Tery.
Il THIS dsv dissolved ~ mutual conssnt- York
Jsrusy Z, lst7. JOSEPH b CLOSE,
. ST. h {. DRAAk
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ROMAN EYE BAL~AN-A

<S0N ROMAN EVE BALsAM-A SPECIFIC
oseaent for weak ana diseased eyes ard
NA snmsnoa OF TIE syslids and sure re-
s.olet " hk IN cases " here its loss H. occs-
eonSa oy aeAne<s OF sdvaneed are,
nay % ss'a as 1is indeed h many in
lsnd " course that the Roman Eye bassm ss ,,s
structural dersngemeai Of ne visual organs eal h
tasi derxngeeni 10 merely functional. however hss ~
esss may 10, ne does mos; confidently recommend - 80
u The exrserdnsry nedies As ever was emo,
ed BY any ocglist TIE low price a. which IL "a sod SI
pay for sdverusrg oag liz; u certificates bu "A.
proprietor has TESTIMONY oscsed rslaous Sufficient 10
sonviDee an, one u It's ares allied remedial powers
Prepared sad so.d by ntSky JOHNSON, Cheulisl and
Drpsgsst (saceessof TO A SAnds Coz 2sS Broadway
Chsmbefs-st in tho Cradle BGiiting Sod al
IL Faoesl and ~ Essi Broadway fi!es : exa,s Pss
~, win full daeS uonA dis 2sneoa
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r. The officers Of the Night Police request MS
call attention to the number Of stores found
open. Saturday and Sunday night the "atchmen were
obliged 10 contract the limits Of their beat 70 wsch some
hsfdozen that they had no means Of fastening
WIN merchants and their clerks not attend 70 tnsH
nxn infcreat and secIrity
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DANA, Woodbury. LEONARD,
Ast0Deysfor Attaching Creditor.
d. lsw3n ~ Wal o. New You

IN PURSUANCE u an order 4 tbs Surrogate n rs
County OF Sew-lOfs Sotics d. hereby given " All PER
sons having claims sgansi Pauck SOien. late ~ ne ,{
81 New Y0fk grocer deccssed % present. ne sane wa
The hereof ~ snbscfter 81 be residence 10
~ A1dsOn-si tie Cry u he~ f0Fs, on ~ before 20
eieth d.y n January nsx--Daet SeN-IcIkL Tie siIh
a., - I,,y Ists THOMAS DOLAH
IA Ia9ss Adn,lnl.u.sgr sltn use wi! aa1e.sa
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~ rv1zxuazrr1 NORRIS AND ESStN kAILKpAn
~ sLasve New.yofs, oclocs 4. )
T. N. Leave N"w1k, 10 Uclt
A NJ tc'clock, PM. Leave Mouistown, O'Clock, A N.
O'Clock, 4. M
Passenger. by the Morning Train to MolTsown VII a..
rive oclk where the stages VIII be IA readiness
10 convey them 10 schoo.sys Mountain Washington Bel
videre and Esston daily, ssunny sshop-
Milford and Owego on Mondays wednesday, AMI ftt
Tuesdays Thursdays aud Saturdays each Line regi nins
the following DAYS 10 meet The z. NJ trans for N n
suge will also leave for Bassenrdge every evening oo
the arrival OF ths cars Al MofrislOwn.
Passenger. 20 hrou gh aud nom Jersey City with "a
changing On leaving the city passengers VIII dos
their baggage In the the foot OF Cortland a. where
an Agent will he In auendsncs 70 receive u All rscAsgs
OF bundles must be- entered the wsyhil OF NE Comps.
nv will not hold themselves responsible.
Freight will be- forwarded Immediately to Motrslo~n
from Albany Basin, by stephens and tondits Line m
soops TO Newark OF fom the transportation once ~ he
N J. Il X and rrsns Co foot ~ Libefiyst and desired
will be- callsd for IN any part Of the city by application A.
said Office InSl IRA DODD, Superintendent
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~. r-sassgI srF.s.zr1 FOX ~TONINCTUN, PHVNI.
~ ss dence aud Boston, via Long isani
- --1~---l1- Railroad at halfpsst o'clock p NJ
from south Ferry Sonington - % fare % fro-
violence So fare - Boston, commencing Friday Janu.
airy 3 Trans leave South Ferry. Whitehall Mondays,
Wednesdays and tridays at % NJ and arrive al stou
ngton half an hour In advance o the seamh0stIou New
York ard proceed by steamboat train to Providence aud
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UHis said in the Police Gazette, that one Of
the members Of committee Of the late indignation
meeting Of the dry goods clerks, waited upon BY
the propIetors Of certain paper Of this city and 10
formed that for the consideration Of Que hundred
dollars ~ paper would espouSe their cause. II this e
aot naked Islander got up for effect !. should be sub
s,antaIed The Police Gazette should ge the name OF
the pspcr--rtough we presume there can hardly be
,,f.ss Ia m mis- roint
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~. The Clock ON ST. Pauis has become per
nn.neni fixture and Ia decidedly no 60.
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~ We learn from the Sunday Times that Coz
sxIrrs MATHEWS and EvERr A. DuYcKiScx are nc
longer among the contributors to YANKEE DoopLs.
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~ The American Bible Society issued lsst
month Is 40l copies Of Bibles and 1estamens making
the issue. for nine months 5O 500 The receipts Of the
month were sl7ll2-Dakipg during the last nine
noaths else 2l7less than last year by about svDJ'
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4ss1S AND EaiE RAIL ~ sTflisz;

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ROAD LINk-Wlafsr
Arrsngaaoe To eommsuoe Monday, December III
FOR passsn.ers esch way daily except sundsysl
Leave Nsw-York tom tho foos u Dlsnest al oelocs
4. NJ 20, Psrmonl, lsmspo Monros Chester, Goshen,
Mlddletown, Oussille and all the lnermsdiss aces
Leave Osisville at7l A NJ Middleown al 9, Goshen a
81 and Chester at 90 A "a for NswYOrk
Fare between New York and Oiisville VI ~.
Freight FROM Nsw-York viii b. received Al the foot OF
Duane board the bsTges Samuel March and Henry
Saydan IT, VI which will leave Ihs ciy al O'CLOCK
p. NJ on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Freight for NewYork VIII be- taken by the train leaving
Ousyills al O'Clock A. A. on tho above mentioned three
days tn each wses Dec. T. 1916. %
~ cr7zasznEu1 PATTERSON RAILROAD
~ Winter Arrangement To commence
October lst, 1916. Leave
PArsasos Dsfor. NEw-rosE
O'clock, A. M. u o'clock, A. ~
M o'elocs,A NJ. ~ O'Clock, z. NJ
) O'Clock, Z. NJ u O'Clock, + NJ
Leaves Psi-rton Depots at New fottN
O'Clock, A. " ~ o'clock, NJ
O'Clock, Y. NJ IL O'Clock, y ~
Passengers sdysed to be at lhe Ferry few minutes
b-fors the hour ofsVrtiDy %,
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- EARM EOK Sale con.i.llng of IN 10. be.

- FOR ~AIE-A nea, two story brick trout House
~. No. lS1 Moist Apply % ; NkEkS,
- d2a # bS MaronsL
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~ THE NEw-YoEK BIBLE SOCIETY are en-
gsged In the thorough exploration and supply Of the
City with the Scriptures and have engaged Rev Calvin
Wolcott Nj W. has been engaged since the st OF De
e.mbeT. He has completed the supply OF the Tenth
Ward visiting every house and giving or selling at cost
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- FDR ~AIE-rhe house snd lot No. 81 Orchard st..
:s Will be- sold cheap. Terms easy. Inquire 81 +. O..
- LUCKY, No. Is Finest or II
i lv,s JAMES NJ POST f01 Amiiv-st