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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-07-11
New Tailoring ESTABLISHMENT,

TTV7E subscriber respectfully informs the in.
III habitants Of Joliet and vicinity that he has
commenced the Tailoring Business, on Chicago
street, two doors North from Cagwn & McDou-
gals store where all orders entrusted to his care
will be executed with neatness, durability. and
promptisude. s
Done on Scientific and Mathematical principles.
o. The prevailing Fashions regularly receiy-
ed every Reason. w. FRANKS.
joliet, April II, i848, 15ff
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-07-11

BY cutting this out and filling up the
blanks, it will answer for any County in
this Congressional District.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-07-11

HOFFEE MILLS 81 eenis, just landed an
~ other boz of those cheap coffee mills-war-
ranted to work well az WOOD,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-07-11

RicHARD VI. YoUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land o6see.
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SCHOOLS.
TARRYTowr INSTITUTE,

Select Boarding School Tor Boy. Tzrryt0Tn, y Y
A. NEWMAN. PRINCIPAL
rl'HlS INSTITUTION - pleasantly situated ere ~ ol
nile north q the Village 1s spot On - icl De ,,
Andre was tsken, ana about ts mile from ne
landing and Hudson River Railroad The buildings a.
calculated for ihe purpose having ample pay founl
In his lusti-urOl young geL-er1en ~ PC f.
sfnlcfed In al the branches Of a. English -nd a-.
cau0nrecusife foI Commercial pursuits or elffl ol'-
The discipline VIII De- mlld ard parellal lfl 'l-.-
cuaied t0 excite and please, fa-irr tal Z" . - -.
perpex ne mind. and rupl VIII p ti4u" n -
through lis sucics until be las i1nrl 40 ~ pre-
krowle1ge ~ he same end every -l---i'l = - - ~
Their manners morals. sr1 fe.ecllsl ill fottl'.
Tee Principal 1evug been more nan tNr-AS tr7--
ces.f ersye5 n n. profession. fse.s lnsef iuly con-
pefenf 20 give perfect -al-iaclpl t' .+--' W. --'} 49,
iLe the insiiuu0l.
there sre tuo terms in the year eaca = Weess
The Summer Tern cOIllercln- .n ile uf-l n linI'
M Vrirlr ~ he fr.f Of N0rcrlfr Elu-h -crol s utl
be- admitted Any ufne- uui not i.f go ~ -
err1 without srec. -reerr-rt Ire rrcH g Boz. ~
rntr,n nelc NJ washing grd me11lll. i0f ne a.--i
~, = rom 81 20 sel and the Winter Tern from - '
s5 sccoding 10 hrz1ches 1lrse1, pay ae lr -4fel
HEfEh-flL,. 49,
Tarrv-orn-Kev. joseph Wilson, ". -crlnnef' ,l ~
Rs. P Cham1eTin. Rev. 4. n lr1erlll Nr",i ~.
Cfy-Rev Bishop = : Js8e-. ID Rev b Crsagh, Pastor
NJ r Ct1rch. A.el--t her o. n -. er p i'-' D4'- n
Churcn Broolnesf- Rev d Coles. 90 AuperLf--.r hr.
Z K Brown. Pastor 81. r. Chlrcf, Dfeene--t- l.-. %
Browne - Boud-st, Rev " Clark Pastor u p lfcl
s1nivsr-si Rev 70 Co1e,Dp fa-f1r l-t bap1-' lllc
Bnome-sf. Rev % y. Amerusu. Pastor ~ p. tllicl'
Bedf0rd-si. Re-. ;. Remington Pastor - bapl-i Ihaf.
stan.on-st Neg. Haven. Ct-Rey jos. Lev" ms-o uev1
CONVERSATIONS FRANCAi>E--O5 French
1taugh the Ora system e1a ing me eafnel lo ~
from the very tsf lessons Iuon p Rome n '-l--s. =
privately. - per month. antilles 20 Schools letlen
MONS d. ST. PIERRE, Nafii - fars.
lvs w. Js Broadway
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1MnRnI.ANDR ssEx RAiL.

Is, c-z7sssx - IORHI : AND E--tA No. D..
~ t,se--'->5.- kOA .-Snsger gigy11geDssh -sy
senger Trains leave seg-lofrr."
CortlsDd-si. ct ~ and 4P. ~; Newark.
and q ?. M aud MgrnsiOvn, al A. 81. AMI AZ -
Freight Tram with Passenger Css saaeked, leaves n'''
town. A. " and Newark, ?. d. . .,5,s
Passengers By tho morning train ~ aon-siovu VIZ w.
there al lOt o'clock, where stages VI" Dc 70 49,,
deere and Esston daly. 10 Cwego, Milford, Eewtor 80
hope and succasuny on Mondays, wednesday, sne ~
days; and to ROckswsy, Dover, sparta and Nees@ :,
The foloyiny DAYS 10 meet the P. NJ train for Nerfo1
STAGE III slso iesve for Baskenridge every ssslsS
On tie arrival Of the cars At MonislOyn.
Bv Line recently estab shed, stage leaves h011sNh
FOR be Delaware Wser Gap ald sroudsb1Tg. VIZ ssfep
Johns0nburg Columbia and Blars,Own. every Ttsfiti
Thursday and Saturday on ue arrival Of tie A. n ~.
from r. Y. Returning on the slfernste days, ne 81.
leaves s,rOuds0crg si4A. 81 10 NEE, tie p H. cara n'@
HOrnsoyn. =,
Passenger. 20 through to and from Jersey cry wihgs
changing cars On leaving the city passengers 49,,
posi- their baggage 10 the car A. lie ot u C0risra
where agent Nil be In ATTENDANCE 70 receive u =.
packages or bundles must be entered on he
company WI n9' BOD themselves respohs,. 49,, Ace
VIII be orN arded iulfned 1tely AOnstogn svo 49,
basin ~ stephens CO1dlrs Daily TrsrfponsIop n
Newark, or from he Transponai'oh Once Tue n -
and Transportation Company. foot Of Liberty q
NETWORK, sCHOoLEYS MOUNTAIN EAsI ',s.
ara ELsIDkRE, BY new line " p0stcos rhes -
MOTIFS sid Essex rarosd1he public are hef vi 80.
coaches IN the United States, between Monrsi9~p ~ =
ton Passengers by this line leave New orr "" Al
Corandst- daily, Sunday excepted a. @cioes, ~
by the Morris end Essex railroad 10 Mofnsown 49,
and splendid pos,cosches throngh Mndns S.
schooeys Mountain, Por Golden, Washington sno - =,
artsvllie and arrive IN Eason early the sane
There IL also daily line from Washington 70 benos, i
which connects with th- Manehchunk Nikss0sne -.
Residing line Of stages, from EasiOn. Pa fSssense.s y
Schooeys hOonisin, by this lne. vii tbs po- cs y,
On, The line Of coaches u owned and conducted >. -
pavd 6andefson. IsAs
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roRT OF SEw-YoRK JULY D.

ARRIVED steamship Nortenef Baii Chesto1 '5 ls nif'
% spoai Iesoa Co. % fh@ Csp-s ~ Delaware passed bra.
Pearl. bound north
Buena VISTA Ja,ii Boston, sunday dc sh - N
Depau. Mui..ri NOBLE ~ o. bound Liverpool
rn ar1-es having the 9th
s1ua accompanied bi thunder and yhue d1rna
Which Der masthead srf tearing tire head of the
splitting such FROM the bead o. fh- n't tsf
sail could DO The vessel received treuelflus shock m
entirely euVeorcd e eiftnc fluid hy winch
board stunned Ju L. miles NNW Cspe fonti light
spoke slin Senator iiu Nee Ofiefu. i1f Liverpool
Bari al gonna spsuden Palermo Hsy a. uds Draper DerIn
Norvesu bik Abene Feeht Daum0t Norway, ant iii
pss..nrsrs % NaFior a O..
ZIG Hope Merry Grand Ke Turks Islam - d. sat oJ
Laurie.
Br susan Pierce salt K,y Tufks leland 16i M Sesr1t
4 Wash june passed through the Passage hsfs lsfa Per
tins Durham, he10e Tnfaisd g. Cubs.
Brr Sarah ana Elizabeth Emerson. Addison, Ne, spars
s.df Alfred Exa Coda. Anrsurs. ~ a.. code Psiten Co
s,f Rough and Ready Abbott Martinique - ihomas Do iys
uoissses 90 Tl1s Mineae.
sbr John Honeand Msiery Abaco Baiamiesl De- fo Sc
20 y Halsn.
sclr Charleston Mlin wsslngon. Sc d.. naval a'oe.
Mitchell
NO report from beloih Lower Telegraph station obscure Wind
light at 81. with hek rs.
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t., rvss.zz1 new AnsA 4. "a c' 70

A<t rs<r - * PiTTsBu R0H, WHEELING. ChsE
mai by Morning and Evenlne1lns1o 20
New York Philadelphia Baltimore and CuflDes4id, ~
oct delay Passengers having choice II day o. ~
travel over he Mosnsins BY the ereal United ssies IA
and Passenger Route Through 10 90 hours fiOIn NeNlH
Pislurgh and Wheeling, thence 10 Cincinnati, q Los
wOrlenns, and lhe South end Wesi-gasscngcs s0fi
directly through by ihe United STATED Mail Trans
Leave New-York, foot Of Lberysl. Al AN uot
NJ for Philade phla and cUnnoct with lines tor bsrms
Leave Philadelphia By 10 Pm train for Belt more s1 a.
i've In time 10 connect with u III train for PIsbIgn ~
Wheeling going directly through without delay
Leave Philadelphia by Railroad from he VI EiesU1
and Market SIS at An Tor Baltimore and srGge ~
10 connect with Pm train fOr Pifsburgn and Wbeels
ana going directly through without delay
Leave PhlAdep hla ~ steamboat a. 4 r VI from D0'"
wharf sundays excepied,D and lodge in Baltimore
The only line on sunday from Phlsdeiphs tor Bsnn9'
"a by Railroad Al l0PN
Leave BsanleIe st AN sod rMdsiy By mel 'S
Leave Cumberland si6PM and 8 AN By rwsnlyss1
ine Of The National Road snd Good Intent e c0npsaa
and arrive IA ttsburgh or Wheeling neXt sverins Sc
following morning.
Passengers Tor Pittsburgh AXE the splens, nv td n
eInbuii STEAMBOATS, a. Brownsville, and thereby hsfsca'
~ miles Of staging on he whole route.
Frsiclass --ea InbOas leave Pittsburgh sndHhee1ne ~
larry and Passengers are forwarded without delay
nsLi ard al other ports n the South and VI SET =
TAKE NOTICE Tickets not syid Ia S,1.f0ns
Passengers for Baltimore Pittsburgh or Wheeling -.
nvlce becomes necessary on accom- n several -.
~ such tickets supporng they 4uthonIet 70 pssh
our hfst-cass trains % BALTIMORE and the Sulh and He
They have no connection with Us =,
For through tickets by his route, apply In Phsdepmst
ne hAroed Once, corner u AarEet ana EeSenh 90
- SO1lh Ihrd-st; or On board steamboat Oocks- w1n
fHe thrgOgh from Ph.lsfeipha 10 Ptish1fgh -
Nheriing els, with mo privilege 81 stopping "a nnr
az ,sslming seats At pleasure Fo5 iseSs, ys sses
Al Adams Z Co.'S Express Once, 10 waD-.s At II a q
or n - Broadway. :.
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HARTFORD. Tuy o.-Au -chr. Fidelity. Willie Fhhalspn.
Vermont. banning. NNprk kaH Hney. Bo-tons Howard
Johnson Phsde pha Robert smith. Dk nsoa 90 Mo-ee Tho
Nfoit splendid Myani Albany Republican, Nersler do
Valiant. Aokley DO Eua Kese Kelsey. NYok soops J.
Isker Cooper, Philadelphia Etc- Jsne do Afsbea, basef
iorl Dead. Denefo. Albsny
PRONiDENCE, Juy loAu br-s Drud. shackiod. 81 Joha
Ni.ierson salem ssed lhrs Commerce Wiasor Baltimore
Theron. Nou1e MsB Malt. Smith ard Ghona Smith. white p o.
ieipha smith Houiouf, Pauline N1Un-. Cis
soop IeCuuseh Fowler Niork.
NLWBURiPORT july To- An ohrs Susan sni Phsbe Howard
Bangor B1stoa Freeman. Herald lee Name Chase
Spartan. Ds,is, Belfast. Otter, lugfsham. Ihomaston.
NEW LONDON, July l0.Arf hng fatnd Heury, Packard n
Nlork or HaoWch shrs Gaeus, os Bangor Csse Bier
Norwich
NEW BEDFORD Juy 10 Az schrs r Jones sprsgae. va
,s Lanstue Robtns. 90. Cc fAp Imoieou sherman, Bf-
iUen barn Eurcy, Water. kin.lhstis
BOSTON, Jolly OAu shp Ashland. BaftuE Cadui trs Cor
HUI Wright Mictfas. slh1 sawyer hi CALAIS Mfy Bach
bates Lube. ktder g. Co. Fletcher Bangor Cf shp fela,
Rowland Mans AutweT Robinson Ihomastel bgs Lall
AVen. TURKS isafi lew BeaG Move, 20 John NJ loua
Walsh. Mfauaud Philadelphia Ju'a MQulon Hal Bangor AZ
Ncrfaou ugsiou. ars Iuo BeecLe Mott Mashngto1
sc, Emms Lowell ny Atelne Haun isn and Roe Berr,
Bangor sussn batef Jordan sao snej cop Ocean houar
and btfk tsnferu
PORTLAND D., AR schrs Emblem Hatch Boston Peace
uer hsvu. Macts i1f Boston CID, harts Ottawa ,trfrn
Havana; Amen TO- Ace. Cuha
FAsIPoKr Ju5 bArr bari liss. Roduel Coh brgs Mar
BALTIMORE ferevenncs Cork Albert fesulg, sulknam
Philadelphia
CHARLEsTON July a. Arr .chrs Hay Sooy. Nee Oresas
Lne inomasi0n Gro, stp Arson Elliott Nioh 50 usfs Dana
Mauls Barcsilna bns Clarendon, CapP, Pro, iels Sailed
fIl Arson tsfk Nlfglna Ann
SEW ORLEANS. July 4Bv Ttiegroph-A Ar -bp Chtol NYor
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TO THE AFFLICTED

nR J. q. HEWETr, IN Nacioggsi-sf near Bieecker,
bNewl 0fk. vii assure the Afflicted .hai be can sford
more relief ~h the number " visits than any ether
pfecluo1er IN Tie following complaints DisocaIous. hip
diseases, sqrlns couracnOls paralysis, rneIma uer-
yo1s affections tenderness, iniammsOls and Of
ne spine. d-f0rmed shoulders white seings
a the joints. &c.
Country pzents referred 10 The following persons.
Nho have visited tis city expressly % avail themselves u
Dr. II 3 attendance snd rerrned cured Major "A Nor
ton Boston, Mass; Hon. H. 7. Crarsiun. Newport r. 4;
n LsTned, Esl. Providence; Ch-s iosmer, Esq Hsr-
tltd Conn. .JaM-s c. TOwusen1. Esd NewHaven Conn
Chas- J. SAKE. ESQ s. Ah-ns, v; Chas. q HlI. Esc
Montreal. Canada = Hon n = Granger- ke-svie. \ Y
Judge Miller, Rochester y Y Psll Michel Esq. Grnev.
y z; WIN. "A wind-r Eso Phhieiphia: Hugh McCul
loch Pres dent Of Fort Wayne Bank, Fou Wsyre Ind /;
Nm. Goodman. ESQ Cincinnati. Ohio.
CRY reference given on Application a. Dr. HIS ie20lms
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MURDERS, &c.-John w. Adkins, Deputy Sher-
IA Of Tippsh Co Miss killed At Salem by Mr. Holt
while attempting 10 enter Hollis house with search
warrant Holt was arrested and taken 10 jail. The
Memphis Eagle Of June "A says Mr. Isaac c hneelano
merchant At Randolph recently killed there IN an
afrsy with Mr. Henry Cotton. ball perforated III.
heart and be died instantly. Several pistols were used
by the parties. Messrs Kneeland and Cotton had ior
merry been partners IN business and the maj dihcly
grew out of the settlement Of some old accounts The
same paper says Mr. TbOs McCua was Instantly Killed
Yesterday BY Mr John Edgar At the livery stable Of the
latter He was stabbed through the heart. Edgar gave
himself up to the authorities The Eagle also says An
ARRAY recently occurred in Columbia, between A. NJ
Rosenborough, Esq. and Mr.. Mitchell, both lawyers
hnd the former Editor OF the O5serrer. Mr. Rose
borough dangerously shot, snd had no weapon, 1
the snrsy; he Knocked his adversary down and tram
pied him after he shot through The excitement
aiterward is said 70 have been very intense agans
Mitchell who was taken D. jail for his personal safety
A quarrel occurred between two drunken negroes
named Ike His and Jim Brough, ~ POtsviie, Pa ID
which jun beaten with bar OF iron that he j
not likely 10 recover
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GOA
I IvERPOOL ORREI CA

| hEhPOoL ORREL COAL, asoaf and viii be
aiming in day Or two from Oh Republic VI large
'Ne 4' PRIME alay t1r sale IN lot suit purchasers by
}. l. ,. W. WORTH, a Broadway.
N' and corner Thompson and Fourth SIS.
III IN PER TON-NUT COAI--Pesch Oic-srd,
~ ~ Red Ash and Schuylki White Ash. for sale Al
le s0ye io~ Pree large size, and Delivered screened
hon ss yard Applyio T. STOKES DICKERsON,
Al " lG7 Anth0ny-st. near Broadway.
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RxCTR-ION-.

r ENCTR~ION>.-The steamers
s-ih r---fNNORTH AMERICA and COLUMBIA have
ss~-sssa~ fIed up for pleasure parties and eNcr-
Sons Those who desire their use wiz apply NJ Me
Peoples Line Ofce. ~ Grcenwchst lelf I'M
n~% THE STEAMBOAT EUREKA
W Nan be chartered yOr excursions during the
s--lzs1 ~ ersunp sepson The boat lies a. the foot OF
gearhsf North River Apply AZ the Office Of
R A O. h. SCHUYLER, Hanover-si,
The above boat Is also FOR sale An persons are forbid
trusting any account " this boat, without written
order from the Captain. J@ "
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TYPE FoR SALE.

I SQD LBS MNIOS TYPE. The s4nse - lately used
i,,lOOon ms paper. 81 - Gems per D.
10 be Aga,e, tie .aey used n sdyerlsing
columns, a. - ccu.s per To-
TERMS CASH.-lt tnsy Be purchased IN Quantities 10
SAT- APP lesnts. GREELEY = McELRA-H
myiS WkSXf
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AIR-rIGHT KITCHEN RANGE.

'E'hE UNDERSIGNED have had IN use Tor some time
beck, l.. WOODS Pel-ui Portable Alright II NO oven
kn-n Range xch has equa.ed pscf.uons ia every
rc-pec doing the baking boiling, brong roasting, &c TO
cur enre satisfaction. and eheernAy recommend TO
Others for their use believing hey VIII be equally well
pleased with ia operation.
RALPH POST. Is second-syen1e.
l.. WALSH, Sa;e-st Brooklyn
"A. " RYDER I2 East Broadway
SEYMOUR HOYT, 2b5 Pezri-st Brooklyn
" DUNCAN. williamson n.
Tie above only fe~ Of The numerous recommends
tons which he manufacturer has received and would re-
specially invite the ruhc % call Al s sore and examine
lie Range before purchasing elsewhere AL are wsrrrsted
sekiSs ts9sfseaon. al sp L. WOOD, ~ wsswfs
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.



Ao.s.. he stony Aoar,,ras t-erts tr'uh "a asnt
10 sa,Is. snp'e touch ~ s.',-n oe.sa irff
Tfon sioahecous Tnip.aogos % Gins ~ ard rec
yosar down ne Saeya Leon % ne cshf1rns sesi
A. sos ne 'Sosai.o' e s - % ant F'
o. vale d 70 frsso s; ihy s.ngie ehiarsa weep
c.- ~a'eh seout f>'s hoy IRE h, mad, Of f-o' Keep
- -, I'o' &c :; p, ~ ~. , 81. a,s's ~. ice,
", ~ ~ i. n. ~ s... a lss % re-. ssssf
Re, sserssn,oi hsrdsea bed what ssaHs t. s en a
OF sets'sl. % ne onseas nov. i.9a ~ p . i ~
AID ssaaas DER n. sscd's ea,- Ct ni haf
3, may ioue|y nfer snt gor-s a n snd pne
% rnzsy ~ary bi1 tof, be- ufshty camp hfes snis
O.. eognrvme. ard broti-e. hat ai Of isse ard Pr
Of .,i ,,,s' 1890 We, =, $500 ~ es r
% sprag teuEd snt 43fea IN est gr-s
w,ss g.. l.s arsp.hos s-e-i. a. s,-oa. da.', tail
Great spaoss SCI uoi,se~d great t-i ~he ngsc shores
ers.s LEA. "a, wander al a1ws,,h va .,ss. a's
afs> 100 bi. tns saron ever aafase
won o.. DE Great Ds.rsr. sa lls,- ssJ CURL
Torevsr oarsi of god o. 81 on he tns bgflsa -.
saslJe, rrsta aad frs.isu .afa b. pa-i 80 sas ''s
9'.l.i a. ~ tanafe az r-s /" 'a.s o.,
Forsxo tasouFh -8onl az b~s' Pie tfsa d '''s.'
u. s.y s's.sg &c -, a. w. De gf.P s,. II Ga
Al nrisbtsns % The Of Ii1~ ~ een.iiaa ~
cd Nizht " Rsbi Jsihrs tl,ts 1sle q ~. .,
As,'A. ',ons,,a; ..c BE- psS e, a. ~. ,s sola
Aas ths skse ~slts ire Tuui', sn' - si'"''' s
1, M. % eosa,-s1 . Of ' 10 o. ,S go se.
10 <ed riL o.. fresh If bod ~ 90 "ol.l . IT, f
Droooe4 a. u,nir1as esf5 bft from N- nf.' up ~ @
IL - srew To- e. race re % oct 1tiianfIs1
a. n. la ,i-a 81 udh--f o. God ard erQtg pi mani
e,, Hs.gss ) o nissiln INF tas ne prayer tH ifsf-
n 81 the watching ~ our better 1efi
ssd - ~ Oh Wofi fols ighf stsl .h tos 'afn
ase.n-.s ehsos cured God through outer 6f.oe cr
w.. ~ ~ nsfons looked hsf britess tle o.
Where cords ofH1pe t-s listened - l1ng os4 n -1rf
n Crisis pres.ss iace o. f.e sfl us n stfais
solemn lr ol Question lac he srtnr tEpfH tffis
Th- dsy iss'non DcrHf oar we1 Of fsf@ Hr 'lini
Tti 1-y b. 81 ieresif~r CfJos@ We no = 90 -nf
gs~a ~ from starr crfzin, of Ibsls cio11l crown,
We devs sfbessr1 tle b1iis 81 cafsfs i9Hl
b. al 81 wbrb me nlryrs bors her agony ni shsas
Bya ue vsfang words n trah WITH Hhl e pfof leis cane
% f1t4rs vlfh sgsfs By i te h9fes Nhr1 cay
ne olatnes5 81 - t'f
Aa8 u awful Him ~lo io ssrtb freedom ord
o. psope oh y bothsr et o. choose ne fsoe'n- -'
50 shah northern pIaneer ~ fai 90 De rtfr
To ~et Penls5..ofs ssteFa % -sn frspf f-co Bay
snlff1l sn1 ttr vac ~i gam
Gear. VIII sldL fhe Bible
lac mighty shall bless The Fat and sea shall answer -ta
Aai ao1ns1 caufA4sf goDi fot - 4 ht
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-, r.sess. q NEW y ORR AND IL
!ss ERIE RAILROAD. .S9.;>5,

FROM May 1, 1913, unil farther notice
FOE PAssENcERs-Leeye New-foTk tffum Tie lot u
Duane-st) AT O'Clock, A NJ and O'Clock ? N iOf PEI
mont Biauvatvile, ClarfstOwu. Spring Valley N0usry
Ramapo Monroe Works, Turner'S Monroe, O1fold, Clst
ter, Goshen, New Hampton, Middieio~ni howels %
vile and Port Jcrvis
For Newly rk and Intermediate placesLeaye Port Jst
Wis Al AN. and a. z NJ. Ousyile, Al s. NJ ssi
PM; Mddle,own, al An. and Pm Gfshen
AN and ~ Pm. Chester ~ All and \ Pm
All baggage At the risk u the owner unless pli =
charge Of he baggagemssefs fifty Do u personal bs
passenger trains.
foR FRneHr-LesVe New York A. o'c,ock, Pm lef
bsrges Samuel Marsh, Henry SuydGi1, j. snd DansLt
Leave Port Jeryis ats AM Ousyiile, ~ I0AN nd
dleiOwn a. n AN Goshen a. II " ana Chssef ~
MILK viii be laken morning Gns evening ~ sans re
ming expressly for that purpose.
40 n H. c. SEYMOUR supenmeaa0i
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flEE MASSACHUSETTS, HEALTH IN
Il SURANCE COMPANY, OF BOSTON.-CapliL 5000
DolaFs-lnsIre allowance q -Four Six or Eight Dollars
weekly during lncapacify by Of sickness from attend
ing 10 business extremely low rates Of premium, with
share Of pro6 the insured Information relative the
principles and advantages Of Health Insurance may be OBJ
taned Of the gent VINO viii receive applications Tor poll
cies L. ADAMS, Jr. Agent Or w. WALN O3ISkER.
ie3 s. Cham crest six doors from Broadway.
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(IOTIIING.
GESTLEMENs SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR.
WnI. T. JENNINGS d co.

VIII. It. jENH1fn Is o. w.
fARArERE AND TAILORS -6arueuts oi Tie tisi qusl-
tiiry Realy made. -c.--U Br0scway. American H0tel
and Peunsy'yara avenue Washington, ID. C-HavnE cd
srgea their premises prepared % oner Tor the inspec-
don Of heir patrons and the public - eXens 10
"A assortment ~ gO0l. fyr Spring and summer wear
c11rpr ,ing Cloths Cassmefes NcsuEs, Iweecs Gosh
n.r,s a. a. can be found IN the county, Which bey are
enabled ~ make order Al greai redu-ol from here
ofe moderate prices such has been the sacrifice submitted
20 by irpoTers
TIE style and character Of work 70 go firmly ests
shed % rerure any encomum those points e=seuf ~
in req Yin The Of garment Would refer part
cllar however. the Psntsoons furnished, end solicit
n from the most fsslcl0us.
IL the Ready-sde department We shan end eaycf % ntn
tain he superiority Of Che srcles, which v be iolnd equal
10 tie best ordered garments ae assortment cgufsnr Of
Dress and ffock C0as, improved styles zephyr tion.
Cashmerere and MernO Sacks ParislOOns Nesfs, Sc w
be afforded Prices inst haze characterized the establish
nlent ~ rendering In ali The gd pr0 qu0. a8 n
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INSURANCE.
OFFICE or THE HOPE MTTuAI; LIFE

OFFICE OF fTfIE HOPE MUTUAL LIFE
~ INSURANCE. COMPANY Wau-st Mortimer
Buildings NewYOrk, 18th March. l2U
This Insulation, incorporated in 8i1-"ih liberal and
perpetual charter and duly glnizcd fccorduU u ifw
has commenced the business OF LlFE INSURANCE, on
the mutual principles, tie net profits being divided an
ration The rates Of premiums conform with The usage ~
other similar coupaue-for the convenience OF parties i
suuug who would prefer 20 pay the premiums by install
mru II len 0 their option when iho premium exceeds
IS 10 pay onchsf cash and payment Of he re-
n ~ months by approved note bearing Interest At
The lives ~ married men may be insured Tor the benefit
Of their wives and children hat upon ne dccetse Of me
receive the payable by The policy free and clear Of
any claim by the creditors of fhe deceased.
For e greater security Of parties inslnng win ms Com
panv the Trustees have provided indemnify gnd, 10 The
amount OF S10O 90 meet losses that may accrue upon poll
ces Issued by the Company which l. 20 remain until capt
ts eXceedn that amount shall have been realized from me
receipt " premiums when viii be no longer Necessary,
aud may Dee Withdrawn.
The following j. st n the Officers and Trustees Tor the
I ensuing Ve4r--giZ.
Nathanei Weed Fzra Wood, Chwncey Ayres,
Simeon BALDWIN, Joseph b N0nes, Philip 5 Galpn,
Dennis Perkins Roswell HOyt VIM. l. Brewer
John a Davenport, Sam'l X. Saifefiee, James Dmon,
Aiex'r H. Dana, G. "A Beardsley, Chas. Mhnesey,
Charles J. Taylor, John W Leeds, Joseph D Warren
AIeN'r Hamilton. Aiex'r y Holly stephen u Provost,
James 7 Souiter Vim. r. Minor, TheO. Davenport.
Alexander y. holly. President
JOHN " LEEDS, Assistant President
IOHN A. DAVENPORT, Vice President.
JOSEPH b. MONIES. Actusry.
ROSWELL HOYT. Secretary.
WM. WELLS. General Agent.
Dana, WoOdmf s. Leonard. Esqs. Councillors and Auor-
news u the Company for NsrYork. WIN. I Minor. ESQ.
Counselor and Attorney Cor Stamford. Ezrs WOOD MD.
aud A. Cooke Hul, MD. Physicians, Medical Examiners,
and Advisers Of tie Company Tor New-YOfz Chauncey
Ayres MD. Physician and Medical Adviser Tor stanford.
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