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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07
Recommendation.

Mr.. AUner Thompson Dear Sir-The
Pennock Drlll | got from you last summer,
worked to my entire satisfaction, in rough and
smooth ground. Each tube and hopper work
ing separate and independent OF each other, is
decided advantage, by escaping rocks, roots,
sowing point rows, &c, and from the appear
ance of my crop at this time, there will be a
better yield TO the acre than on what | sowed
broadcast, besides saving Of one halt bushe!
OF seed to the acre. | believe it Is one OF the
most profitable agricultural implements in use
by the farming community.
JAMES BEATTY, Jr.
We cordially concur in the above.
JOSEPH CAMPBELL,
JAMES PARKER,
ADAM GREER
REEDsvILLE, May 20, 1919
Mr.. ABNER THOMPSON Dear Sir-Thc
Pennock Drill, that bought of you last srm-
mer, worked to my entire satisfaction, both on
rough and smooth ground it Is not injured by
coming IN contact with rocks or roots. think
from the present appearance of my drilled
wheat, that it will yield enough more on my
crop to Pay the price Of the Drill, at any rate,
FELIX MCCLlNTICK.
This is 10 certify that each of the under
signed bought one Of Pennock's Drills of Alb
ner Thompson last summer, and that we fully
concur in the above statement made by Felix
McClintick.
S. w. TAYLOR, JR.,
JOHN TAYLOR,
JNO. MACLAY,
SAMUEL ALEXANDER,
JAMES ALEXANDER,
JAMES NJ. MARTIN.
NEAR ALLENvILLE, May 10 1910.
Mr.. AbHer Thompson: Dear SIr-Havinp
used one Of S. g. NJ. Pcnnocks Drills, intro
duced by you some two years ago in this coun-
ty, / am fully satisfied Of its great utility 10
the farmer who will, with due care, use it.
For my own part, think that will upon
lhlrty-eIght acres sowing, gain enough this
year to pay for one ofthe Drills.
Yours respectfully,
WILLIAM WILSON.
The undersigned fully concur in the above
w. b. JOHNSTON,
Sll. ZOOK.
MIrFLIN COUNTY, May IL, lS49.
Mr.. Abner Thompson Dear Sir-'l he
Pennock Wheat Drl purchased Of you last
fall worked to my entire satisfaction both on
rough and smooth ground. 1t saves at least
one peck of seed per acre, md believe, from
the present appearance OF the wheat, 1t VIII
Weld considerably more than that seeded IN
The usual broadcast way.
JOHN MCDOWELL.
W@hercby certify that, having bought and
used pcnnock's Drills, we cheeriuIiy concur in
the above statement, made by Mr.. M'DoweI.
WIN. CUMMlNS,
SAM'L w. TAYLOR,
YOSr KING,
SAMUEL LANT/,
MATTHEW TAYLOR
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? r Z III III NJ S

Were a'oarded tLeSe Drills as .j,i1o1oS:
by the Philadel phia and Delaware County
Agricultural Society, First Premium, in IS4i.
BY the st. Georges and Appoquinimnk A o.
rlculturaI Society, in ISL.
by the American Institute, Silver Medal, in
1912.
BY the Franklin Institute, Diploma, Honor
ary, in 1912.
BY the New Castle County Delaware )
Agricultural Society, First Premium, in 1915.
By the New York State Agricultural Socl-
ETY., Diploma, (Honorary,) in 1916.
BY the New York State Agricultural Soci-
ETY., FIRST Premium, In lS47.
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SEcRErARY's OFFICE.

PENNSYLVANIA, S:
| DO CERTIFY that the above and foregoing is
n true and correct copy of the Original Rcsolu-
tion of the General Assembly, entitled - Reso-
luton relative to an Amendment Of the Consti-
tuti0n,' as the same remains on file in tins Of
fec.
In testimony whereof have hercunto set my
=, hand, and caused to be affixed the
seal Of the Secretary Office at Har-
liz NO' risburg, this eleventh day of June,
Ammo Domini, one thousand eight hundred and
forty-ninc.
TOWNSEND HAINES,
Secretary Of tie Commonwealth.
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SHERIFF's OFFICE,
,,.i-tnu.p limo % 1919 ID
II 9 = r g Z .

IN the Orphans Court Of lERin county,
IL PennSyluania.-ln the case Of the Real
Estate of GEORGE SCHWARTZ, late of the bor-
ough OF Lewistown, Mililin county. Pa, decd,
the Judges of the Orphans Court aforesaid,
made the following order, to wit; April 9th,
1910, on due proof of the service of the former
Rule, and none of the Heirs appearing in
Court to accept and take the Real Estate
aforesaid ut the appra isement and valuation.
Rule on the Heirs of George Schwartz afore-
said, deceased, to appear at the next Orphans
Court, to be held on the EJrSi Monday Of
August aert, at LEwIsrowN, in and for the
county of Mifflin, 10 show cause why the said
Real Estate should not be sold &c.
y. McKEAN CONTNER, Sheriff.
SuERIFFs OFFICE,
Inmisinun Inrn % $50 CT
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Is THE SENATE, March |, lS49.
Res0ired, That this resolution Pass.-Yea5 u
Nays s.
Extract from the Journal
SAML. w. PEARSON, Clerk.
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JAMES l.. MeILVAINE, Register.
REGIsTER's OFFICE,
June 80, 1919 {

RTThe Register deems it proper to state,
for the information of all concerned, that ac-
counts must be filed in his Office and publish
ed thirty days previous TO the first day of en-
suing Courts-otherwise they viii be retained
until the succeeding term.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-07-07

rsr OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
OHre al Alr} eytown, Ter the quarter end
= jul, ISL ~.
aea ioS'2" r ~ ~ ~" -,
AIS Adam hcii! joLh
,rod AIcXaudcr Long John
IIls Michael LcaPoId George
III. Nuthonv Lewis Jerry
r,rn Samuel Mahouey John
i'rry lanes McEntirc Elizabeth
r,,,inrhlm Susannah Nagarrah John
,'...a Caleb Mcbride Robert
Costello Patrick Mcfarland Robert
r.rl, Patrick McGrunc Christopher
C.,:ueII lanes Moran James
C..tt Jaba McGowrau Edward
r.r,.r James McCartv Andrew
C,mnbsli Charles Moran Patrick
Dtty Thomas McGrlgger Samuel
Dick Eosannah Magness Thomas
Dorsey William Mundy Stephen
nonrfertv iilaAIc Donnel Michael
DauEhcrty miss JaneW Newman Michael
ponly Patrick Oshen Patrick
pcyney John Penncpacker Bebecca
Eby George Ripple Sarah
E,tep Elijah Rankin Rev. r.
FIynn Rusan Robertson Robert
Crush William Rudy Jacob
Gra,smlre Daniel Sunderlin Samuel
Garrett James Smith Patrick
Comfy William Snyder Henry y
Gison Owen Smyth Geo. w.
Gouran Edward Shade Jacob
lIoran Thomas Seirs Alexander
Tawon Samuel UH Clarkson
IienjTicks John White Patrick
Holmes Calvin WaggOncr Ann
Ianawalt George Winter Elizabeth
ID. Ii. LUSH, p. NJ
McNeytown, July 7, lSl9-3t.
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Dissolution Of Partnership

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
" heretofore existing between the subscri-
0ers, as Contractors on Section 70 Of the Penn
syyana Railroad, was dissolved by mutual
consent on the 23d Of June instant. The ac-
counts Of said firm will be settled by ANTHONY
CARVER, by whom the contract VIII be con-
tnued.
WILLIAM FREELhND,
ANTHONY CARVER
June 30, loi9-4t.+
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Executors sale az n Town
g.9s.

Executors sale oC n Town
g.0s.
DUBLiC Notice is hereby given that, by
r. virtue OF the power given in the last VII
OF Mrs. ELEANoR II. REYNOLDS, late Of Inc
borough Of LewIsto@u, deceased, will be cx-
posed to sale by public yendue or ou,cry, at
the Court House in said borough, at 2 O'Clock
in the afternoon, on
Saturday, Eniy 7ts2, lat9,
certain lot cf Grouad with Frame ST.
ole thereon, situate in the West Ward OF said
boiouah, and bounded Oh the West by the c.
nal, or street adjoining, on Tie North by lot Of
William IazwcIi, on the East by Grand street
extended soothwardly, and on the South by
10 feet alley, being lot No. 36 IN the plan OF
sad borough, and late the estate Of said de-
ceased. The purchase money in cash will be
required to be paid, imm mediately on the sale, to
the undersigned.
LEVI REYNOLDS, JR.,
DAVID CANDOR, EHecutrs
Lcwistown, June Is, lS}9-td
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

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MARINE JOURNAL.
PoRT oF NEW. YORK. ..MAY-l

AERIyED-s M, No~.r csr 49, w-ls'. = eIy'
roo 70 : Can
sa7 T4-la D-.-on Grav Aa,r,rP % si'. 1a.s al 10
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A|so9
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70 J M.fffsss A c.
BrsrLr -cdfls. Rc.arts Arctst -.
OF gallo; wssars. Blnhu sr-nsa q Day. bsas pace
Ser. . H-oschsa U.staf1t
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ssnta H4rba s bon ah--ut iffn ~ rr szt.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

DRIy,Tr I,INc-IN ASYLUM


uoa OF Medical Gentemen knowing tlc inp"I' an't 7"
tc commuaiiy Well a. to private individuals OF Il
lying-n AsN Ur have sol'ed To- open suci a nsi
uiion IN ihs city. suitable building ha, he,'u prur'
IN .fy and pleasant situation Cup 'oWnl ami pirleit
furnished, and T. now rVu0N Tor the reception oi patient
an comuunlcat 0ns rcspccunc the AsNum and apphct
nons tor admission should De made To ] A. kfNNfpN.
II u Isl DUane-park The follow iuc named gentlemen
have been consulted IA rcierVuce laid Inst uuun and
highly approve ct tte plan Valentine Moii, NJ. frsI-
deaf and Professor o surgery the University The NlN
of New-N OK ana frsdcu 0i The Newly Academy
Medicine lohu W Frances, MD late rr0ic.~ lr o 90
strrcs AMI the diseases oi " omen and Children IN tc
Rugrfs Medical College and ATE ffcsidcn. OF he New.
YORK Acsarmy OF Medicine. & K Gilman. NJ u Professor
Of Obstetrics and diseases ol Women aud Ohtrvn. Coz
ee nf Physicaus anal Surgeons la c CITY at New orr.
a. : Braf,rl VI d. Prot obsi. aud Disease oi " on.sil
and CAildren Ney,-Nols University D. VI Reese, MD.
III ID late fruf OF tie Theory sno frsctcc oi Medicine
! n Nancy. NJ ID lsfc froi ci oost As &c Col.rgc oi
Physicians and surgeons, Ne" GA \ SloneN N9Sne
N y ate Health OAccr OF the fort 90 New -NorA; Hon
ticorse Hail EN-Nsyor Of brooklyn; Hon James aicr
FNNfsvnr OF Nc,S.Nork- q Leouara ks' Am 'ftVase
Commissioner
10 affords me great pleasure 10 rconn'td te proe,te
sstahAs ~ calculated "a eject much GOOD tWn'
pr kenncy sksl AMI wei tit,d 10 srr. - am isi,ss
such ana Institution. VALENTINE AotA M
n. ~
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Board Of As.i.,nn, Aldermen. .MoxD

PyTos OF Charles Psgst snd others FOR Ferry rom
, Vue-nihs and Avenue Z to Ofeerpopt Laid on Ia
table 20 the present
RErORTs ADoFrED In favor OF leasing buthehd foot q
Goo Hunded rnd T~sUty- shlhst North River, (nsD-
b-ttonvileD 10 1iOJ lesse for ten yesfs for
ferry f0't Lee, the Opp0s sh0rs Assistant Ad
Schulz s.id grest object 70 have the ssuehri
hJses nj Msnhsthyle instead ofdnving carving 40
iiBss inienJsd for msfEe 10 VARIOUS psfs Cl the Civ
Adverse 10 opening suyvessri IsTs from SecCnf-av
10 East Kiver and Commee rskng 70 ne dischsreef
LIN favor II SEVERN Broadway, Om near RO0hsl %
Ami,y ct
The great deal Of business on The Presidents
tah. qurng the scOn ~ ths ard but bA Assistant
Aidertnsu ~ ihe fepe aedy u spesk ihai
member made motion 10 adjourn, snd he Board sccord
infy adjourned 10 THE afternoon 81 Uc,cs.
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f.--. - RAILRoAn rRnM ALnANx

tJs .ts.s-.-',s.ss ~ kSr oh and aior l1c-lay May
!, ifil. siN trains leave fhe dkp VI
ihe Albany and Schenectady Railroad Company daily.
suday- eNcepffd. w A. O'clock, 4 n ipf BHfalp
rou ia n g., hours; go O'Clock NJ Tor SCHENECTADY 81
Jo'ock An. Tor Buffalo through in l8 h0lr,. at ~
Vtcs J. VI ipr Schenectady at o'clock " tor BuHA
o, with emieruf- and prs- iree lf through Boo . hof.
1t7 O'Clock VI tor Buffalo, through Boo Oh hOuf- Pas-en
Tor ~arai0-g Syringe and whitehall flA- aus ni
he trains Tor schenectady nnd Railroad ~ stHg.- b,
Plank ROAD route 20 SaraOgs Baggage and thnty
baggag,-ncn the whole distance between Albnns .01
buffalo Baggage aiken free by Railroad wagon Steam
boats and Railroad. r. FOSTER A.
secretary Albany and Schenectady n Il a.,
Albany, April ~, 1919 n30 ~.
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- NV fNhh BIZ MANN ALINltN =. ouNrf
has lsi r-cr ED fruu s4ruuu ~ Fsrd- pl En-l-l
>cl'lA and A-erirar tarpei-E. which De- 10 1rrr-s o.
"a lor-alr ard RIA, ms il- following Ua Frre- lmpe
"a ply = I'D s Farl rch Tert-. = 81 90 = tl
llqcll sluf- an other N-u-ra1 l. il y dos lrNrs-
-v.- ieHrE OH tQth- = 81 lt. DO Nl-l ard r.--
1f ~ " intow >1ades from g % - per ps
with ever other article Usually fJQnc n he rade =
R1Sery. west Ete, lear Hesier-si. a. In
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r., - NITED STATES VAIL LIyE
49, ...ac....,s.:s.. Llk EN,LnA MN INIL-LI

kytS .i.1s-.s..-a. fDk BOSTON wa NORWICH and
WOkt ESTER, without cLrupe a.
cars "f baggage or ihup. cp.rIng hrry Ps-se.-
ger, taking nr caTsa at Snrs ch for Ayii's Pnf are =,
sa4cl teif seaf- hrou 50 10 Bosflif- being a.. ,, a.
land route ihHi communicate through boy .'.a,nya ana
railroad fAs-enerr- 10y un- rain are ac,ompanI.t
through ty fhr conductor Il tho Tram. VIM VIII have ,s,
tcIIar charge ot Their baggage and gll ofher,f.e
ls attention ~ uer enc" and comfort. THIS line leave.
soaA -dr fPirf 10. AOfh River ffot 81 Barry.ueeei
ltll sI ~ ,.,a- fM fruntHN- "Xr epfed.J a. follows
Wokt tSttR Capt r. ID Rolth. wi'l leave Nrg. y,,t
lHr-lft- .1if-dtj and Saturdays. kNfCKERBOCkkR
Capt " " lians, lsafe Nci- YORK Monday. KXe,l,e.
lays aud friday Fright for Boston IT, ken M al ~ 80
a- h5 other line, and forwarded with greater e,,d
Office cog tie -olh Idle 81 Pier ~. l8 North River foo, f
Corf. sul-f '' '',', ~
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STEAM HAND PLA>ING-The su0sceris

- s; Obtained letters patent for machine wtic1 SVr'
hus. the principe o. hand psuug with sicaupowe f
rurins 1fcAi wpidiiy ald rsfcclon OF cNrcanof 4at
hoSrI l. carried iogW Snd uidcr nc acuon % saiio.
Nan irons by Tie rapid rvNullats ot cralk ANA lA-
',~' eislns To the bosIa S.aou ior~ AMI motion, At
e rsta OF lie haui-pane, favorable osuo,dh pains
nsrsle rafnp lac Che parallel rule, ~ each eud 81 me
rh,r rcciprocae by The crank. scitcs thc oo2u Snd
s,,'. M forward 40 every revolution. flc icns a. tc
stroke taking The hoart eiry Gear ~ ilC '
- and fou.,ue ami growing az same oalon ooSrds 90
t sb s the rate Of 100 feet n length pr urusc The
eN i,s lar .no,fher than ith rotary GATHERS. snd
,,, -, - nan vtfh the knic BY hand lts ms
- = .b,pie strong and durable. aH Ms,tsn.,S 10
"otk W. &c PeaTlst \ \.
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les ;-.- a.;t-rhr Cars tins IN connrc.
ton with The New Dirk ami Now ia
Railroad Passengers Tor Albany Troy and way .f..
lions the ll0usnfOnc RAILROAD wil take lhr A " IA
press Tain ON the New inch and New Haven Rfiro.d
baggage master goes through t0 Uk" charge of boy
gnge tor Albany Iro, and f" loU-nfonic Rlilroad -
Stages connection wifh the Care to Lee, Lemon Old
Sto, kbudge, Cafus1ln'. Nin-fead and Norfolk Also "a
lIlchteid Sharon, MuHIbHry, puubury and Bethel --
Freight Intended for this Road Is received On board lhs
steamer NIAGARA, AZ the Depot foot Market from
O'Clock VI until o'clock NJ Positively Dot amer tlat
time q. NJ PERRY. Agent. Office the pier
u ll.-l
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tsr.s RAJ LROAD ON aud afer Monday,
April l0. DE q flowing trains Viii leave
tic office az fhe Company - tanal-f Passengers VIII
also be- received no r nfce of the NcwN orb and Harlem
u A f1r New Rochelle. So Express Tram ats VI
for ~famium a.. Express Tram ar } 4 " tor stamford
&c Accommodation Tam 10 O. T. VI for he,g Haven. &c
Communication Train 40 L VI tor Norwalh IyHi4 10 Nec
il,k Commuation Tram or e. \ NJ from Nor,Nalk Ac-
com Tram -i o VI from New Haven. Accom- Tram a.
i1 4. tom Nen -ltF.ui Express Tram ot / Z
from junction 90 Hartford Road ant New Haven Station
Accom-. Train nli Z VI from New Haven
ala II h MASON. Supf
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JOHN ALIENS

ls19. JOHN ALIENS 1919.
IT. AMERICAN INLANDa~aa-y7-T7--t
---iNPAssACE LINZ. n y7-rsS-
-ceu--d by fhe authorities
ri fle state and liy u Ne~-iors. Prarpal Office III
'enar-f Tho -i1-cr Der l4lns conf eesi me IT,
c---ary arrangements w M ~ me i 4hr.t igte7v
~l 90 the opening OF inland navigation u 5g b. Dr..
pared ~ forward emgrauis and ot@r passenger. win
-f usgaKe, from Sewi Jrs ~ aly pari of ue We.t or
>N e-irfn states " ~ lult~d states u he ana
Ia, a. mcefaie rates " fare, AMI with care snd .pafr
P~r-Dn- residing a lie United STATES having frrr- emit
Zrtlng ron klrop- may confer them .lh.farfiaI
Andn--s pf Farllug refl- their srrva4 in fo-k
against taxing inland par-ag e-'s here before eou-fr1
Nitn ir tDnu--i0rers VI Emigration 0r -fn Of fba p.
lef1rui frofcclFe ,ocrfr- established haf CITY, ex.
pr--y ior e protection and benefit u fi grant The
.b-crl-r has lad uauy ye4rs ri prr-nr- 20 he . f
i,f aflnz iozefef "'n is gr~--lf perfect arrange
n~-. aht ample means a. hani, forward Boa .-~rsy 70
W clain in rr.tcass Steamers. by Cana W RAJ road
any nurrr ~ Passengers v 20 msY clD0-e avail them
.-r-. ~ h- rprrrncs and -up-ror arrsnger4er..sr
10 al d. Yrou-- And Treatment AID far dealing b ].
slrf1 r. ara ~ CONTRACTS Whaf~v~r they may b. Fyr
faies ~ lare. ~ b. rlirr pa-ipal1 apply ID
MS UNIV A. -OhS ALLYN. ~ Ce,itr-,f W.
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It FOR SAEE-rhe superior well-buU 2story and
"a; afrc house. = Ciemenfsp ace. thnd house uorln
- OF Washing fou-square The house is - feet wide
and eef deep exclusive of handsome earoom on the
hrs story % perfect order, having recently been
painted throughout The lot L. ~ feet deep The Na0
Il laid our with me .hruhberv and nue. grape-vi mes
There j. handsome clsirou fountain in he center o
the gra~.-pl0t Immediate possession can De- had The
terms of sale viii be- favorable. Apply %
,n,t b. K HOGAN. 10 Wsllst
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r.. -7.ynrr5x7 NEW-YoRK AND rR,r

8&ej -ss'--s,s,3- X AlLROAD--On Monday. Apnl !.
aud until farther uotlct'. the trains a "a
leave ~ follows. PAssrNsFR TKASs-FoR PoRr JEHsta
and an stations iu orkard and Orange Counties Leave
Nesv-Yorh az \ NJ and Z VI tnW BfNGHANro~. stop
ping al Clr-tcr. Goshen Mddefuwn Port Jefsis ami nli
stations we-f--Lotye N-w-l orl. 40 3 AN FoR NfW.
iORE-Way trains leave Port Jervi- at d An and = VI
Leave BinghAmt0u hy through trans at AN freight
Tor bnghamou and all other stations leay. New York at
q PM Freight for Nrw-York Through itnin. leave
Bnghnmfou ai8A VI Way trains leave Pod Jcrvi. si .
MIX trains l"tve Oflsviile at % VI and Porf Ter
sl- az Z = VI with way pR--euger-
JAMES p klhkWOOD, Superintendent
N.t.h,l. fllo
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,r-.s ron BOSTON. VA NEWPORT AM

> Nss..ssaS ALL RlNEk-By The splendid snd .4p-.
Nor steamers BAY STATE AMI STATE OF
MAINE. 0f great strength snd Ys particularly sdsptef
20 The gau0n 81 Long Island >olnd running boz con
necuou YIN ihe "a. kl,rr snd Oh Colony Railroad.
a. stance of - miles, fn Boston only Leave pier ~
North RIVER near TIE Battery The steamer X AZ STATE
Cap Brown. Uu ilcslfy-. THURSDAY. AID SAur.aVs Al
p NJ The STATE OF MAINE, Carf I a. Je,,..f I'D
Mondays. " rdncsday- -ant Fridays. az PN rhf. hne
B, The uas ole t.ai runs direct or Newport fnr freight
cor passage apply on iD-r Snd lrr fa rlSOA p hOR
Den ~ " s.t % fhr oicr of fhr Line af fa corner
Of " t>l.u. ou-.t. ami Nitrr,-pact niyl On,
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q TIR-T PACkET F0R ~ FRANcIsCn-
NEW-YoRK AND GREEHwoon

f=N-S4S LINZ or STAGES, hom tl~ foot Of
5000 wh.teAa.l.t N~e-Yo,a STAGE lar- only
ID crul.
Pass, gers wishing fO Visit Greenwood can .eave fh,.
fIHf uf Nni~ha-- where stages from a paris 0f f 70,
cry ~ Nev-f 1rA cenferl by he Hau0n-av-i.e Ferry
'l south broo. w. and be- ahru fob tho Greenwood Cine-
Terry CATE DID the above lue NJ fret class Stages. aud
N nnd us e shortest cheapest AMI pleasant route
fa Greenwood CARLOS fAlSE Z 90
>olfh Brooklyn. April 1910 al, ,r,.
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CONVEYANCES.
-r~ss >REGrLAR MAIL LINE

ss-S1a-.za. TWEEN BOSTON AND NEW-YORk
rse<Ss sx-,'1vis Sforiugon snt Providence. ialAni
,Yte without ferry change ofoaFs ~ baggage Ih
.,esr-sr { VANDERBiLT Capt joe Stone, and MAS
SacIT-SFTTS Capt Nm. n fraxee fn connection
,b he Sou.nsioa and Providence and B0s.un and Prov
tis-ee Railroads. leaving NewforS daily. sundays
es,r,.l fror. Pc North River. ~ O'Clock = 20 and
S-.,tryf,r AZ o'clock VI upon The arrysi 0i ths
ns iTsin from Boston These Steamers were ou'ii
prr..v r he route AMI in every rc.pec psrc'isrs
.ani.l ,l the uav garon of Long l. and sound Toe
Communications for passengers are conoiioUs All con-
fBrt.bIe-ih- 0-tcers capable and experienced TIE
rfe being the .horfcs and most rect between Boston
aud New YORK. passengers are cso 10 arrive ~ ample
nae Tor The morning ines 81 steamboats, ant rs rutts
running fo various points from hose ciue- TIE { VAN
DERBlLr VIII .-sve New YORK Tuesday Thursday sni
Samrisv. icste >foniurfo- MYfHlsy, "wednesday sni
Frdsy Tire MA>SAN III SETS VII cave Nr@ / urA
Monday "Wednesday ana FRIDAY Lravc >iorngion
Tuesday. Tlur~isy ala Sa1risy y B-Psssrf fcrs. on
he arrNa. lf TIE steamers 40 >uung'on lrced iuiur
diafev fhe splendid railroad csr- ID Providence anf
Boston hsggagr-rn-sicr accompanies nc siramH 1at
to and from Boston fo takc charge of the baggage
For passage, herf -fs'c-ruou- or feel u application
nsv IT, made tho agents the wharf and a. the Office
Orb 8auerypiace mysu
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pOoR PLArrs, nooR p1Arrs

MOOR AND n MBER PLATES in every variety and
~ -if.e FROM l. si- ug Do - Visiting Caui. lnv a.t
sac ard Al horr aris. H The uos fashicuah. So, -
Please call and examine sfrcnltuS General -
ins on -e oi tLASSfN
al Inn I MURRAY - corner III hrtiad,x.r
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"a. Three, of fl.,. five new and handsome three-sfory
- and attic houses. with rwo-story ra-rooms, situated
ou it -Duteas, corner of second avenue and I~eiits
and now fu -nE he best manner hv day. Wnra
svir 90. marble uar'rs and CRATES pni'd flnre ODD
fnnf basement and and second -urir- front per'or
window. are of the best plate crystal plate glass; base
mcnf and second story hes, English crown glass stained
glass FOB parlors and saroom water closets in basement
second aud third stories Beehe's range and copper boil
err f0ere are eleven gas. ghts n each house For terms
which will be- moderate. inquire OF the foreman arpenier
iu the hulidmc. or lmyjul J HANRAtiAN = Third -.
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FANCY GOODS. on AS VASES.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,

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NxrlrH FNFRN VARIETY oi t.,. c..>, oi -oo--. iu.
w IOried and .gr salc hN
W HOLDERTON. - Mallen.iaur
A-o fre crackers AND manufactured fireworks n GUAM
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