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1MOHiiTs AND E-sEA aaIL.

L. \ = D.
f.y$ -, 80 D-SHnmer dyrfagepef
sengrr Trains cave NsN-1ofk, ~ u
Cortland u. al 3 " and p. ~ Newark a. q ~
and q p VI ard MorrstOwn, A. A. " snf ? r ~
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached leaves Nofn$
town, A. aud Newark, P. ~
Passengers BY he morning train % MOnrst0Wl ~. WIZ
convey Them 10 schoOeys Mountain WASHINGTON, beF
dere snd EastOn daily, 30 Owego Milford, koNion 80
hope and SUccssuny on Mondays. Wednesdays sli ~
days and 20 kockawayi Dover, spsrs and NsH@- ~
Tuesdays. Thursdays ana ssmriays each line reir
ne following days % meet the p N. train or Ns".lLs
stage VIII also leave for Bsskenrdge every ese1As'
on De arrival Of fhe cars al MorrsioWn. -.
By line recently established stage leaves NQnsD~.
Tor he Delaware Water zap and siroudsbrfg m ss'n
ychnsOnburg, Columbia and BialrsiOwn, every Iyes-l
Thlr-day and Saturday the arrival Of he A. d -
from y Z ReQrning on t1e aiernste DAYS, he ssfe
leaves stroufsburs a. A. ~ 70 meek ne T. H. can"
Mornsl0Wn. -,
Passenger. 20 through ADD from jersey City ~ae'
changing cars. On leaving ne city, passengers VIZ
post their baggsre u the al The foot " C0ls9s.
where an agent viii be n attendance 20 receive r =.
packages or bundles must te entered the WsyJ o u,
Company viii not bold themselves responsible. frsta
will Be- forwarded immediately % M0rnsfOwn from Aos,
Basin by Stephens COndif- Daily Transporau0n Lnr
Newark, from the Trsnsponanon Otce ofife v J. -
and Transportation Company, foot Of Lbery-st -,
IRA DODD, Sup-rnienfeesl,,x
NETWORK, sCHOOLEYs MOUNTAIN. EAsIOs.
and bELvlDERE, by new line Of post cosehe-. - d
Morris and Essex rarOadThe public are hereby 80.
that there l. running one of he be-t lines 81 -
coaches IN the United States between Mouiso,Fn s1o a
ton. Passengers by this hne leave New-iofA, - y. N
COrtHnd-st. daily, Sunday exccpiedl AZ 0ctN =. hx
by the Morris and Essex railroad, 20 Mornsown ihe
new and splendid pOs-cOaches. through Nndham' go
schOoeys Mountain, Port Golden. Washington az 80
There IL also daily line from Wa-hngton 10 ees' "a
which connects with the Mauchchunkt NAtsnea. f,r
Reading line Of stages, from Ess,on, Pa t'. Al
schooleys Mountain, by th.s line, VIII ma Pc sew
On. The line Of coaches 10 owned and ecnduep~ 81
DAVID ssnderson.
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-Ys Five Chippewa Chiefs from The upper
Lakes have gone - Montreal % demand compeusa
non rom the Government for the injury done % their
inter ests by the grants MINING Companies on Lakes
sun rinr and Hmm
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CONVEYANCES.
r. REGULAR MAIL LIMP p,

Fin sfuuinEfDu and Providence -
r. The Ferry ~ Providence - now avoided hv,,. -
Branch Railroad Inland Route through without ei,,s.
Car or Baggage The steamer &. VANDERBILT 4.
Joel Store and RHODE ISLAND. Capt Polier Z, -
recnon win he sioringOn snd Providence and Bosto
Providence Railroads, leaving Newly ora ally Slrs,v
csptef rom pier I Norfh River, ~ 5 0'ciocs M ~
sioringfon Al O'Clock, Z ~ or upon he srvs OF - -
train from Boston These steamers are unsurpassed ~ 49,
,plendor and comfort having each u hem en- aye -,
sou. private state snd berhs for so Qrrsn. -
side large private Or families and rsr.ors -
steamers are offered BY lhs most experienced men -
vii shorten the passage between New FORA snt g.,
frsu 10 % hours thereby arriving I'M amp TINE for -
nes running from New York, Norh SCUM s1d Ncsl A.
Al he lines FROM Boston. North snd tasl
The c. VANDERBILT VII leave NeN-lofs Tessl,y
THURSDAY and saturday Leave siounUon Monday. W..
resday and Friday
Tbe RHODE ISLAND viii iesve New.lors. Moab.
"Wednesday snd Fuday Leave Sioningiou Tuesday I'm,
day and Ssmniay
B-PsssenFers on the arrival o. he steamers a. Ss
inrfon proceed Immediately IN the splendid Rsrosf ca,
20 Providence and Boston 7sggsge asir accoup t,.,
The sfeanbos sins and from Boston o lake chsrge al
the hssfsse For passage, nerhs state rooms. ol sN
,npcsf may be- made DO the Agents on De wharf A. .
me Office. l1 Battery-p place NJ
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BANK NOTE TABLE.

Carefully corrected b. !. THOMPSON, Exchange
Broker. % Wal-st New-Nork.
49,, q, ,,f,, p77, ,. R1ntr not 1nni IN ~ TIte
I. - I. .--------. IL
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r s-Sil----iSsAGE COMPANY-Ncv- - -
ei-is'ss ''Y orb. For the purpose nd
meeting he lsi demands he public n te want of sair
cheap and comfortable conveyance for eui rants and other
t-sans uslr- passage West aHd Norr' and also fn
ar themselves fr0m fa Odum of frauds heretofore prH'
fref ard prevent lu fIureio secure to e cnr
ref moderate compensation and 20 ihe traveller safely
AGAINST mposilon-tlo pr0pueiur- upon he principal
ne. of our Canals have established he above Company,
which under their Immediate care, or of agents Of chaa
far and ability
The Company propose making very low nrces-t0 pub
ieh lpn AND allow M CHER price 'O Pol Ken m any case
Al points te r1ute Inc names Of responsible paI
yes viii be- grer who viii he accountable Tor any wrongs,
and VIII answer aud satisfy a ils. complaints.
n, r-, L'~ FOLLOWING =, IT, 49, o. 'NN1' stno
Syracuse .......... , 0n 90 Cleveland. Ohio 600. ID
Rochester OBI 90 Toledo. do ...... DO
Buffalo ........... oo 90 Detroit Mich ....... 90
Cincinnati. Ohio. on 90 Chicago. nl........ oo
We give below some Of lhs principal propHetors who
compose flr association.
IDE. COLT co. Troy and Erie Line
%. " CHAPLIN co. Merchants Trans. Company
r. r. PEAsE Merchants end y ers' Line.
a. HOOKER, T. aud n. y. Lines
n. IT, MECH b and Line and y 7 7 Co
H.A. WILLIAMS. Eckicrl Line
RICE CLAPP co r Line.
l. &. Evans. EyaHs's IT, Line
H. b HEWErT & co. y. =. and Ia Line
q. q. CHASE s. co. ". Co
q. n. GRIFFITH. Gniffs W Line
&. L. BRACE co. Fulton Line
WALTERS d co o. T. CO.
{. A GODDARD co. and O Line
W MONTEATH co. Clinton Line.
~ McCALFB co. Ana. T Co.
n. WHEELER co.
For farther Information and fare. call the
.oU0slu. Offices belonging the Company ij7 Cedar-s'
Ia the Office OF the Albany and Troy Steamboat Company
on tte pier foot Of Corand- and l8 Nestst corner Of
Bsrcay-sL JOHN ALLEN
nlf rlna0f superintendent Nsu-Fork.
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EXCURSIONS.
- FnR sHREW.RrRY, LoNG

- ..sl-.NBRAScH. P0RT WASHINGTON. MID.
ss->rx=z-> DLETUAtS AND BID eANh-fare -
The new steamboat CoNFlDENS p Capt ) T. a.
49, III ,- sror foot % Chambers-st North River fo
- 80 " - ~ Y,-k Te4rc Red BIHk
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IF, TO LET.-The EASTERN HOTEL now finishing
u, Frorl-st one door out " Roosevelt Possession
- given about the first Of August next Rent moderate
10 good tenant great opening presents Itself 10
some euerpn-g person having extensive quantance.
do a very lucrative business hotel Is much wanted n
Ibis locality, there daily many arrivals there. u
situated between Two ferries, large markets aud al
joining South IN the mds Of the shipping packet soops
and steamboat with passengers from al parts The CrOfOn
water j. O De- Introduced vel every thing done IN the
fuisl requisite Tor profitable estab shment There so
bedrooms End dining rooms in the concern For terms
apply opposite lhe Hotel DO
yf it WM AGNEW s. SONS, 28f Front.sf.
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- J. %. Of q. F.-Ile r. W. Grand Lodge OF ile
S,e of Newly or. ,si hold SPECIAL Degree Session a
me Grand Lodge Room. lf Broadway. on "wednesday
evening July s. 1899 at o'clock for fhe purpose oi co
ferrr he Grand Lodge Degree duly qualified candle
dafes pursuant 20 At j. sec Of he Constitution by order
iyt lie JOHN a. rREADNELL, Grand Secretary.
~ Ncw-Norh Wafpr-( ure Est1 biishWtnt &,
4. -. Peirs0n, BID. Pr0prictor.-Ihis establish
neut r. up toau in Of DE most pleasant and healthy
paris OF tie city, containing sixty rooms, win sererl
private pirors good table Tor nfl1s, or others who
ig rnd d El.t Folneenihst near Uuion-sousre, New
yo.s ier fWt
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GENERAL NOTICES.

re- The Whir Committee Of the Twelfth
~ ard vl meet M -uu.rnd ss, IirtlFeln', corner g
H-t-flIrI 80 lorsrIe. ou N-incs 1v evening july %
r- r. O'clock By order. n. rs GENET Secretary.
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xn~~S AOPENINC OF THEa~s,--.ylTTTIrs
- - PENNSYLVANIA CA - IT,
NAL FOR l88-Bnghau's
Line 10 Pttsburgh--The undersigned would respectfully
inform Western shippers, that the first Of March manga
ton viii be- resumed for the present Pittsburgh
via the Pennsylvania Canals and Railroads Goods marked
for ihs Ane vii be forwarded with great dispatch and
the lowest No commissions other charges
Tor forwarding gOod- from Pittsburgh regular line Of
Steam Packets caves lisJgryh daily NJ 0 O'Clock A. fO
Cincinnati, Louisville. e Louis. Mark packages ng
hams Line. ia Canal.
HfT fgM TVSg. Aysrt 10 Wezf-sf = V
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sANns's ssRsaPARuLA-Sprng Is once more with rs. A
veua freshness Sis the air. and well a. vegetation,
fees the revvinr influence Of he season BIT SPRING Il
uo, Spring % the SICK The poor tedrddeu martyr 10 scro
ua or rheumatism or liver disease Indigestion. or any
one q the legion of msades which take their rse In ne
stomach and make the veins hcr couiuits-whai q he
Spring 20 him What language e o he deaf and Dumb %
Hsht TO The blind Bui we think can ie the sufferer
how 90 10 his system for e e oyent Of Spring Acour'e
OF sars sarsarars that shall at the whole season.
vii accomplish he vors. ard enable lhe patient 90 'seur
h. bed ard wax before fiery July oos 70 At h. chamber
window
Prepares and .ld. wholesale ani retail by A 3. D
SANDS Wholesale Duegists, io1 Fulton corner OF " ian.
rs Broadway and n Fast Broadway. Nev-Yors sold
$50 by Druggists generally throughout lhe United States
Price an per bottle. SIX bottles flr IS
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LIRRWORKS-FOUR OF JULY, IsiS.
ISAAC EDGE, Jr Jersey CITY near The Jerry for tle
last years Pvroi-chrst of Castle and NbO- Gardens ard
he principle ciues throug hout Union offers The
pubic the most exfes re brilliant and richest colored
hbronal Fireworks l the United states
Now ready per ORDER Exhibitions from 500 5000.
NB-FOr only ~ the Laboratory 10 Jersey City, or q
J. " HOLBERTONs >. y Maiien-ane. y !. my9 uyis
EIREWORK>.-A general assortment and of The
I te.t QUALITY A 90. ri J 5 Halls superior CoOred
Fire Works FOR sale by BADEAU x LOCKWOOD,
ial4f.rIr5r pa Wi-hin gfor-sl
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Disasters. &c.

>rarrr o. IaHrxrsaOr rl1r-tay it-t az occt ] VI ne
Hagte r1t bosf Fer St-rs sfrllE t rfn ~ rat
pts-d dosa flr1rn t~ vessel sni tr cN A. lef
1aff1r. Sh- .uuk j. atont ~liIfes NrsF safct
fte almond N-E ORLEANS, so li, lot ln iae 'i e
s-tnei elo-Eag the British 1lr neaa1c- p'efi,} ~ -i
arui Rsr Capt Steers che stleelf uste
go n .te having pc vessel va 1 r~e -tiri
u sTn-ars sul1ri ari quotes
ne vessel 1 lE ~ntr-lt--
t,1 u tef rarrs snn aflsf shorty after fl nadr
ot fhr 1E boat appeared ant fs
tht nl4c-l n a. believe m
hsf star hsc srrf-f eft part 81 rsrrn nrf ris1nz
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n FARM FOR SALE-On the Hudson River 81
- miles above Nes-f ora and Two miles below Sngsnr
containing about 9D Of and Is acres u he same
being and, and the residue well divided into meadow
plow. and pasture. On TIE premises viii be found good
tWosory dwelling house. barns and other Oubudiugs Two
young orchards abundance u me fruit rees and good
brook stream u water The farm commands an eXfen.
sve view 0f be Hudson River and Is in hgh STATE OF c
ovation Il viii be- sold 10 portions ~ . or b acre.. n De.
sired For particulars inquire Of G A DAWSON ESQ or
C. Ellis Esq. n Walls, New-Yora or Of he SUBSCRIBER
Sfug-sug JOHN c HOFFMAN
sng-s.ng. June y. 1919 ies w.
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" Dagueueotype portraits are sNeu'ei 90 the an style
o., the ar by BoGtRDrs bis gallery. 2 Greeuwi'hst
corner Of Barclay ks prices are iow and h. pictures viii
c1mpsrfavo ably ,h any productions Of e Kind executed
n he city.
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4 x >rLE>.-Rgssia seconds snchAy- and frss for
tpszie b. WINTEkBOFF, PIPER \ KARCK.
lel. In 81 Brosds.
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f~ss- -.sllz,se1-.-r-1 NEW ARRANGEMENT TO
~ ss-- Plrrssl Rgli. WiIEktlNo c5 ,s.
New YORK. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Cumberland, vuk
ont delay. Passengers having choice Of day ~ nM
travel over the NOuntans by me- greet United nsps ~
aue Passenger Route ThrOu n O. hours from Newton
90 Pittsburgh and Wheeling thence 10 Cincinnati 81 Ls,
Neg-Oreans. and the South and Wesi-pssseuges gong
directly through by the United States Mai Trains
Leave New.Iork foot Of Liherysl Al Az sl1f
Pm for Phllade phs and connect with lines ior hlunofe
Lenve Philadelphia by d. Pm train fpr Baltimore ffo ~.
rive M time connect with u NJ tram Tor Ptisbgh hna
Wheeling, going directly through whoa! delay.
Leave Philadelphia, By Rarosd from fhe cor u Eeseae
and Market sis af3l NJ for Baltimore and arrive nns
10 connect with PM train for Pittsburgh and Nlesfg
and going directly through without delay
Leave Philadelphia by steamboat et@ = ". from DoJF
The only line sunday from PhlsdeI phis for Bslan0s
Ia by Railroad, 90 l0P.M
Leave Baltimore st y AN. and PM daily w The Ban
more and Ohio Railroad
Leave Cumberland gf6PM. and AN. by twenty l1J
lines Of The National Road and Good Intent Stage Comps1es
and arrive In PsbuTf Wheeling next evening md ~
following morning.
Passenger for Pittsburgh take the splendid new and NOD
ern-buit steamboats, Brownsville and thereby hsys
- miles Of Staging on the whole route.
Firscl as steamboats, leave Pittsburgh beelag req
larry, and passengers forwarded without Crcb
natl and AL other port in The south and West
TAKE NOTICE ,-Iczets not sold n Ncw.York
Passena ers ior Baltimore, Pittsburgh ~ Wheeling. Tbs
notice becomes necessary HccDlni ~ several pefs
u such tickets supposng they wore az h0rzei 10 pas,
our hrslcass trains o. Baltimore and he South gn1 Ne-
They have no connection with Us
For through tickets by This route, apply IN Phladsyhs
the Railroad Office, corner 81 Market ami Eegcnfh ~
- South lhrd-s; board steamboat. Docks. ~hsn
Fare trough from Pb.afe.phia 70 Pi'ishurgh a. 70
Wheeling SIS with the privilege Of stopping Bsn5pofs
and resuning seals a. pleasure For iaIher informant"
apply O J. l. SLEIMER Agsni
Al Adams Co.'S Express Once, Is Wa.-st al n 4. NJ
Or al - Broadway
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Ntrpwovfu AvNrN,rIoN--A NeV-Oreans paper
chronicle. 'e annexation of Csptar Head. of ne Jackson
IInl.sraI Regiment to Seu0rfs Villa LnHCr Of Mexico.
or course there will Ne family Of heads. ana we re-
commend fhem do to Oh heads o. fanliie PHA-
rea rp4he article for hauishng scur and dandrnt pre-
ser, M CLOSING, s0fenu- mos4rlr and he'uuifnF me
hair and enlop .ng with that elastic property necessary
to give permanent and graceful curl The article is MOI
orr for sale 10 he depot 81 Broadway bu, ~ al due drug
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e. FOR -AEE.-The desirable building lots on the
III I'm and Ninth avenues, Twenty-llird, Thnvse.
- cOrf, FOry-thri and F0uy-f0urth - and on state
and Atlantic St. 10 the City n Brooklyn. Apply 10
ie-s iw ANTHONY J. BLEECKER. Broad-.t
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- pnrEnKHEpsIk LINR hi

Z ---N. ,---i@B ARGFS- The harcrs Clinton. Cspi
-s7s'Ns - - NNifsio, every Monday. khtHANGf
Can't R,sekrars every Thursday. foiGHAfEfslE
Capt Hoffman. every saturday az O'Clock, 7 NJ from oo
Murray-s' for passengers and freight The above bVrs
are elegantly furnished with snfruome nnd sparDis sr5
comfortable cabins. aud expressly tuet ur inr me
ff ami ronven ence oi passengers Arrive or iouFhkep
size r time or te stages io sharon. Pine Plains snd Ns.
Nn-i For farther nariicl'srs apply board DE hsffs
,r fo f,rlI ~ EfLLfANSON IS Vail. $3.50 Wfsi-.i
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FIREWORKS.

FIREWORES, FIREWORKS,
AT 81 MAlDEN-LANk,
ng every description. the best qualify. slt ar t1a love
" price PURDY 4 ROBBINS. % Maiden lane
mrzFJyfs
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FIREWORKS FIRE WoRKs'

FIREWORKS FIREWORKS
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
ID g.. NCLTEE li6 Chailam-st tcomer N orangel 10
/ rfs % he public The following ARTICLES ~ me loves
For Exhibition and Dspays-Cl'rese lars, Mates,
crosses Mexican sns palm iee-, concentrated horzonf
and vertical wheels, caprces globe pieces 1rse r'cses
Roman candles. and Nominations n various eo.os.
smaller Works t0r the Treds-One ounce, ounce +.
Do. end TO- rockets, 40 e. TO- ~ and ID hah konat
ssxons. Tfarr,s.. chneseseocseu ono
Torbilhons PinWheeis. Puns gr Jo-tic Don.
Pigeons Maroons. s-rpcni-, h'e-Headers, and
Flour Pots with or Blue Lights. general aasot
vaqg, handles Tpopga'e 1 a i5a BI.ne..
tfinese Rockets and Fire Crackers Nos and 3 n nc
low esf market nnces-by the box
tiy ami county dealers viii ini % M advantage 20 cav
30 examine before purchasing -.-rNtsr- mtlf Wv "
IrIREWO4K--At i51 Chaiham-st (oppo.ite Chat
4 ham Theater The subscribers have an hand NOR
usua supply sud variety Of standard and Fancy Fihb-
WORKS which they VIII dispose of 20 dealers country
merchants ships steamboats, and parties Of pleasure on ihe
most liberal terms. consisting Of ihe foiowng articles
Rockets Of all sizes, Pm Wheels. Fowef roe,
Roman Candles, 90. serpenl- 1fa's IiopPe'''
Vertical Wheels, do. scroll heels sNon-'
Mines Of stars, do. IorbNols, leNo" LiAhl''
seagoIs i.bt-, do chinese Faer-. PyIaaid'.
Blue 7. -fIfs, att Sizes &c sc. &C
Canton Fire Crackers. Rockies spunk, Topedoes Pans
Crackers. Doub Header. sc. 1870. .,..
GAssNER g. YOUNG, l32 Chatban-st.
q y are Agents Tor me sale on g. rD't ceeoLa.en
Fvhi1uOual Fire WORKS n and h1f 70 Rockets. Mines
ard Roman Candles with crimson green and pe stars OF
the greatest brlHancy Orders from the country vii Dc
packed ARD shipped with the utmost care le< Dy3
grIRFWOR S.-NEW-YORK LABORATORY. la6
/ Front 81 two doors south Of Fuitou-A complete assor
mert OffewOrss offered for sale consisting Of me
following rockets, roml o. o d. komin canlle ION
2fo d balls. auries Of sd sizes scroll wheels do; VERT
cal DO do mines Of serpenfs do; Bengoe lights DO
hiron pieces dol flying pigeons do tDrblOus do; ma
Rooms DO Cover pots. port fires; pin wheels serpeuts
g~a.shopuers: bue lights; t0rpedOes; pulling crackers
doub e-headers iosc. Sc, fire crackers. Nos and 3
Country merchants and dealers u general requested 10
ca end examine the above stock.
B-COmmlttees for cy and country displays, military
and prrrfe parties. can be- supplied the most liberal
terms with fe above mentioned articles warranted, DE ma
tena. having been selected with the utmost care.
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re- dents s very small and every convenience aud sc-
cOmmOdac0l offered To those who wish 20 buy Oi- and
build. or o purcnsse npro ID property every niucemenf
offered A. HOu0Eeu. For price n Of- &c inquire 40
H0oOzen Co.'S Once, a. ferry landing, Ho1oser. of
iea lw- ". W sHlPPEN Agent
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CHANGE or STARTING TIME FOR
r-rs ERIENM WOOD lENhIERN WI

Al persons are forbid trusting any on account p, th
shove boat OF owner. Evil IhoMAS III ~.
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- ---f...s, .ss.4-SFNV-y DIRK AND ,T-
l-.ai s.---sssa ERIE RAILROAD. s.N...-.c,.
Sftltery .iyr0Hgenicaf ~

ia, s'---ss ERiE RAILROAD -.
~ SUMNER .iyraHoeHcaf -
From May T. 1875 until farther notice
FoR PkssENcERs-L Leave Nev-York (frcm he f00i q
Duane-stl at J o'clock NJ. and o'clock ". for PEI.
mont Bauveltdle Clsrkstown, Spring Valley, M0liey
Ramspo Monroe Works Tumers. Monroe ONl0d, Chez
Ter Goshen New. Hampton. MddIsovu. How e.fs Oas
vile and iAsl Jefv.l.
FOR New-YOrs and Intermediate pl1ces-Lcaye fon lse
via ate A VI and ats PM Ousvilo 90 ID A.N aud a
PM; Niddletown al AN and PM 0o.rln, a
A NJ snd 90 p NJ Chester ~ a N and a Pm.
AL baggage % the risk of inc owner unless pli u
charge OF Ore bs.gagemasicrs. Fly lbs of personal bs
gage allowed no each passenger No freight issen By %
passenger trains.
hnrnes Samuel Marsh. Henry Suydam Jr. ami Dlnklt-
Leave Port Jeryls NJ 2 AN; Ousvlie AZ 40 AN Nd
dleiown nj II AN. Goshen Al ~ NJ and Che Ter ~
MILK viii be taken morning aus evening By uaHs M
niug expressly for that purpose
s49 n ~ c. SEYMOUR, Supenniendesl
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One Of the speakers at the late Worcester Con-
yenton stated that Mr.. WEBSTER sympathized
in is movements, and would uo,.aid in the cleo
ton of TAYLOR The orator, doubt not spoke
not only without authority, but qyainv authority
,lr WEBSTER declared here emphatically that he
should support the election of TAYLOR; he has
made a ike declaration within a week ~ Boston
and IL viii not be a long time before he places bis
intention and position beyond the possibility Of
instrumentation.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-07
Memory Of Jane II. D. Spooner.
BY A FRIEND.

Gone-in the bloom Of thy life's spring hosrs
Gone like the fading of summer flowers
From the warmth and the lightsome sheen o
i day,
To thy God and thy rest thou hssr passed away
Oh we knew, as we sat around thy bed,
l}y the holy light DER thy young brow shed
Though the cheek was cold and the eye was
dim,
That thy heart had already gone to Him.
Their watch is done-thou st passed away;
God comfort the mother-.she needs thy stay
The darling light Of her heart is shaded;
Thou vert her fairest-thou art faded
The father looks on his angel dead
The tears Of thy brothers and sister are
shed,
And yet parents watch thy clay,
And weep in vain-thou'st passed away.
GOne-yet the flowers are still glowing bright,
And the birds still sing in the golden light
The earth still knoweth its brilliant dawn,
And in the blue heaven the stars shine on.
But the song whose music TO us was best
And your sweetest flower has sunk to rest
The dawn-like smile will no more be met,
And the sweet young star Of your heart has
set.
Street rest 10 her-ne'er did Gop call home
A purer soul to His own bright dome.
Yet so soon did he chide thy short delay
So soon to himself caIl'd thy heart away
That thou lost no trace of thy Eden birlh
But wore an angels look on earth.
AWAY AWAY to thy happy reign,
Ere sin could blight thee or sorrow stain,
From the cares and tho ills of our hearts
still past
All pure--all beautiful--io thy rest.
Light lie the earth on the sleep Of thy clay,
Farewell to thee, JAsE--thou'rt pass d
away.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-07
6eralo of the Qimcs
RH0DE-l Ant { RI;
NEWPORT:
JOB PRINT ING

The proprietor of the Herald, having re-
gently made additions to his already extensive
assortment of JoB-TyPE, is prepared to execute
every description of Plain and Fancy JOB
Printing, whether in colored inks, gold or
bronze, in a manner superior to any other es-
,ablishment in this section of the Stat', and
at prices eucn lolccr than it can be done IN
New York, or the neighboring cities 1t Is
well known in this community, that o"r Jdc'h-
ties for doing job ,cork, are superior 10 d"y
other establishment, and as the proprietor OF the
Herald is a practical printer, and devoles his
time and attention to this branch OF hls
business, he fatters himself that he VIII be
able to give entire satisfaction to those who
entrust him with their work.
We have also one Of the ceieJrdted Yankee
Card Presses, which will do better work than
any other press in operation.
All kinds of Cards and paper kept constant
ly on hand.
Call and examine specimens of work ard
prices.