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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-13

DEAR FoLLy.-At Oitumwa, Iowa, last
week party of young met to serenade in
rowdy manner Mr.. Robert Ralston, who
had married Miss Wood. When the noise
commenced, Messrs. Wood and Ralston as
sailed the company by throwing stones at
them. At this time one of the party, either
by accident or design, fired gun and shot
Mr.. Ralston in the left side, near the heart
Upon post monem examination, it was as
certaiued that he was shot with paper wad,
a portion of which lodged against the verte-
bre of the heart. ....
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Ministers D,sposed-We learn from The
Churchman, that at ST. Paups Church, New
York, on Tuesday last, the Right Rev, Bish-
op De Lancey pronounced the sentence of
suspension for one year, from the ministry
of the Protestant Episcopal Church, of the
Rev. John Garfield Sterling, unless ne should
in the meantime engage to conform 10 the
doctrine, discipline and worship of the Pro.
teslant Episcopal Church. The Bishop also
pronounced sentence of deposition from ihe
ministry of the Protestant Episcopal Church
upon the Rev William Everett, who has
connected himself with the Church Of Rome
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rg' The Jewish will case, which has 8

rT The Jewish will case, which has at.
tractsd so much attention, has been brought
TO "finish." TIE Jury returned into Cour,
with the following verdict: They fud 81, ;.
I'll 81 TO bo duo 10 PeI.;or s. RowIsud on
the 1st of February, 1899. They also find
that no fraudulent represents were
made 10 her or any of her friends by Peltier
S. Rowland with regard to John Rowland
being man Of property. They also find
tina; the release was not freely and voluntsri-
ly given by tho said Isabella, but unconsci-
enable and mequitable advantage Of her
circumstances and condition was taken, and
fraudulent representations were made by
Pelier S. Rowland TO her and her friends
respecting the ceremony Chaleesta The re-
suit of this verdict is practically for the plain
tiff throughout, inasmuch as the debt being
proved, the release has no value, and ia
therefore OF no effect.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-13

F Tho latest intelligence from Europe is
that the entire French Ministry have resign
ed, in consequ ence OF the determination OF
President Bonaparte 10 restore universal suff-
rage by repeating the electoral law of May
last. The event exeites the most lively in
terest throughout Europe. The object OF
the President is doubles to promote his own
reelection.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-13

THE New SUPREME CoURT.-The Judges
elect of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
are to meet at Harrisburg on the 18th inst,
to draw lots for their respective terms. Ger
tificates of the result are TO be furnished 20
the Secretary of the Commonwealth, when
the new Judges will be commissioned. The
first session of the new bench, in panc, will
be in Philadelphia, the first Monday in De-
cember next.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-13

SAnTAIN's MAGAZINE for Decembet is al.
ready received, and we find il a capital num-
Der. II has 1o4 pages, AZ original articles
and 35 embellishments. The most spicy
thing in it is new feature called "Puck's
portGolio," being comical engravin5s after
the fashion of Punch-quite as good and
quite as funny. The most readable article
is one by Wm. II. Fry upon the Hippodrome
of Paris.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-13

BN On Friday morning last, child acci-
dentally fell from the steamer Maid of Erin,
lying at wharf in Easipot Main, and
would have been drowned, had not gen.
tleman standing by jumped overheard and
saved it. "Got any change, got any changen'
cried the father of the child, after all were
safe, bursting amongst the bystanders with
great anxinty depicted on his countenauce,
aud three dollar bill in his hand, Got any
change? Iwant 10 eire This man dollar for
SAVING Lae life Of my child ?"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-13
Appointments by the President.

Washington, Nov. 1O-The Republic this
morning announces the appointment of Com
modore Chas. Morris as Chief of the Bureau
of Ordinance and Hydrography, vice Com.
Warrington, deceased.
Commodore William B. Shubrick, Inspec-
Tor of Ordinance, vice Commodore Morris.
transferred TO The Bureau
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New York Election.

Albany Journal Office, Nov 1O.-Our spe-
cial messenger has just returned from Della
ware county.
The majority against Forsyth (Whig At
torney -General) and Patterson (Whlg Comp
troller) will moi exceed 900 Chatfield, (Dem
Atomey-General) has 1900; McAlpine,
(Dem Enginse) 1912.
This pretty certainly gives the Wings the
Canal Board
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DEATH OF AN ELErHANT.-The monster ell
ephant "Columbus' the argos, in America,
and weighing lo,73O pourds, belonging to
Herr Driesbach's menageri e, died at Lenox d,
last Saturday week, from injuries recei we'd
from falling through bridge near South
Adams, Oct %. His tusks are valued al
$500. Springfield Republican.
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ty The Post Office Department has de
cided that subscribers living in the County
where Newspaper is published are entitled
10 receive it free Of postage, even though the
post Office through which they receive it
may be out of the County
and Postmasiers will please notice.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-13

THE HoME JOURNAL of Morris & Wells is
the most interesting paper we get, for apart
from the excellent matter furnished in il ev-
cry week, Mr.. Willis character is Just suffi-
ciently questionable 10 be interesting. Yet
he writes like perfect gentleman and schol-
ar. A new volume Of the Journal begins
with the year 1852.
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PosT-OFFIcE DEusIoN.-It has been de-
cided by the Post-Ofiice Department that
subscribers living in the County where a
newspaper is published, are entitled TO re-
ceive ii free Of postage, even though the post
office through which they receive it may be
out of the County. Subscribers and Post
masters will please notice.
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Expected Arrival of Kossuth,

New York. Nov. 10.-It is understood that
Kossuth sailed from England for America in
the steamer of last Saturday. II is said that
Mayor KingElapd has received a letter from
Kossuth, stating such 10 be his intention. The
reported misunderstanding between Kossuth
and Captain Long, of the frigate Mississippi,
is said TO be denied by the latter.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-13

Town CLAIMED.-A claim has been set
up 10 the entire tract Of land on which the
town of Helena, Ark, is built, and the clai-
ment intends prosecuting for it without de-
lay. As a natural consequence, ii has crea-
led no little sensation among the citizens of
that place.
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- ~ -
DIED.

In Harrisburg on The Ain nit, aged abou,
90 years, Hon. RoBERT HARRIS, grandson Of
the tamei Indian Trader, John Harris, the
first settler at Harris Ferry, now Harrisburg.
On the els. ult., In Franklin township. af-
Ter lingering illness, Mrs ANN HowEa,
wife of Darrell Hover, in the 54lh year OF
her age.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-13

NeV Jersey Legisldue.-The Newark Adj
ver,iser says SO far as can be estimated
at present, the Senate will stand 10 Demo-
Gratis. 10 Wings. In the Assembly, about
SO Democrats, t6 "a Wings. They will thus
have a majority on joint ballot.
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NEGROES IN oREGoN.--There is territorial
law in Oregon prohibiting the bringing or
coming of negroes into the Terrlto,y. In a
recent case against one vanderpool, brought
before Judge Nelson, this law was enforced,
and the negro banished from the State.
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A HUMOROUS DEPARTMENT.

has been added 10 their usual form of con.
sruction, where PUCK O.ttyivallins P..nch will
monthly open his portfolio of the choicest
''good things" gathered from all parts Of the
world. A summary oil Musical, Literary,
aud Artistic Intelligence, will be prepared
for every Number, by MI. Charles 6 Leland
embracing. as prominent feature, Interest,"
ing accounts Of the authors of Continental
Europe, and their publications. This, with
full and impartial Review Department.
will: they hope, meet with the approval OF
their literary friends.
Original designs of Cottage and DIlh Ar
esifecfWe, with accompanying ground plans
aud explicit directions, will be furnishd by
the talented architect, It. Wadskier, Esq.
Rebus Illustrations oi Proverbial Philoso.
ply, Poetical Enignas, Music, Fashions,
Crochet Patterns, Embroidery, &C., &c., will
contribute TO the M onthly variety they prom.
ise their subscribers.
AS all Postrnasters are regular agents for
the work, persons wishing to obtain a fuller
description of It, or 10 see Specimen Copy,
will please call upon the nearest Postmaster
who will receive the advance payment, and
forward their names and the money.
Fersops wishing 10 get up Club will be
supplied with specimen copy gratis. b
by the new postal law, which went into
operation in July, the Postage on this Mag
azinei is greatly reduced When paid quar-
terly' in advance il is now as follows: Un.
der 500 miles, % cents over 500 miles, 8
cents.
Terms for 1852, Payable In Advance.
One copy one year, So. Two copies one
year, So, One copy two years, SIS. Five
copies one year, $io. Ten copies one year,
$20 and an extra copy 10 the person send
ing a Club of Ten. Single numbers 25 cts.
EY Small Notcsef The different States re-
eeived at par. Club Subscriptions sent to differ
ent Post Offices.
Address JOHN SARvAIN & Co,
Philadelphia.
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INTRoDucrioN OF SLAVES INTO GEORGIA.
In the Legislature of Georgia, on tho Sd in.
slant, Mr.. McDousald of Muscogee county,
presented a billto prohibit tho introduction
of slaves into that State for purposes of sale.
The bill, passeda frs, readinS'
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-13

BRIDGE DIvrDENp-The Milton Bridge
Company has declared divided of five per
cent. for thezlast six months in all, nine
per cent. for the last year. We think there
are few bridges that cnn go ahead Of this
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-13

RlcRr.-Wendall Phillips, the aboliiionist,
was hissed down by the woman in their late
Woman's Rights Convention, for mentioning
the naihe Of Daniel Webster disrespectful-
ly. That's the true kind of spunk.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-13
Maryland Election.

BALTIMORE, Nov. s.
The entire Democratic State ticket is elec-
ted-Comptroller, Lottery Commissioner,
and Commissioner OF the Land Office-by
from 1000 10 5000 majority. The Senate
will stand ~ Wings 10 10 Democrats, if the
latest reports are correct, as they are believed
TO be. The Democrats will have two major
tiles in the House Of Delegates.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-13

BLooMERs-Two of our best looking and
most respectable young ladies made their
appearance in Market streel, on Thursday
evening last, dressed in the Boomer cos
tune. Their appearance was much aG-
mired-Sanbury american.
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MuGoINs, BuoeNs HuocINs.-The Indi-
annapolis State Sentinel contains The following
marriage notice extraordinary
t'On the 18th inst, by Esq. Muggins, Mr.
Henry w. Buggins, Of indianapolis, to Miss
Julia d. Hugsins daughter of Judge Deu'er.
onomy Huggins, of the ''oueen City Race
Course.n -
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UnriUaRedi in Beauty and Excellence.
SARTAIN'S MAGAZINE FOR 1852.

EIGHTY Pages of Reading Matter in
~ each Number, being sixteen pages of
additional Reading over and above the usual
quanty given in the SO Magazines.
The proprietoTs of this popular Periodical
will spare no expense in the effort 10 impart
the most decided superioriority to their Mag
azne, and trust 10 receive the same marked
appreciation that has heretofore rewarded
their enterprise
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-13

SOMETHING NEW AND spIcY.--Mrs. Buckley,
who has for some time been lecturing upon
woman's rights and progressive costume"
is TO take charge of a new paper in Phila.
sdelphia to be called the "Weekly sa.irist I"
Her husband and Mr.. Lewis are the pro-
prieiors. First number 10 "come out" about
ahe 18th inst, al 81 80 cents year.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-13

CANAL AppoINTMENTs.-The Canal Com
missioners have appointed Capt J. ii. Kelton
OF Williamsport, Supervisor of the West
Brancn Canal, in the room of Col. George
Crane, resigned.
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Wing National Conuention.-The Western
papers are urging the selection of Cincinnati
as the plabe for holding the Whig National
Convention.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-13

Eelipscs in 1852 The Almanacs inform
us tina. there will be six eclirses next year.
three OF the sun and three of the moon. The
moon viii be totally eclipsed early in jan
uary.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-13

~ The Telegraph case between the Bane
and Morse lines has been decided in favor
of the latter. The case will be carried TO
the Supreme court.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-13

V Mrs. Famham has been seen shing-
ling her own houses 10 California. She
was clad in lhe Bloomer costume, as'is her
working day wont.
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Important from washington--The Cuban
Affair H-

American Telegraph Office, Washington
City, November 1o--P. M.-We learn from
reliable authority, that the Spanish Minister
demands under the instructions of his Gov
eminent, that our Government shall invite
back the Spanish Consul who fled from New
Orleans during the Cuban excitement in that
ciiy;-that he be brought back in an Ameri-
can navy ressel-ihat our Government salute
his Consulate flag raised on board the vessel
and tina, his effects and the effects of other
Spanish subjects destroyed by the mob, be
restored. In the event of our Government
refusing 10 make this apology, Senor Calde-
ron de la Barca, the Spanish Minister at
Washington, is instructed by his Government
to demand his passports.
We learn that Mr. Webster refuses 10
make the desired apology in such a shape.
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II Messrs Hesly and Knrtz propose TO
establish new German newspaper at VIII
Transport, TO be called the Democratic Cai-
xen
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Americ an Literature

OF the highest class will be found in their
pages.
SUPERB EMBELLISHMENTS, consisting
partly OF transcripts from original paintings
by emInet American Artists, will alone eS-
ceed in value the price of years subsorip-
finn -
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~ A team of Elks, hamessed 10 a bug
gy. made their appearance recently i'll Buff
falo. 81
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y Tho Danvills Bank has declared div
idend Of per cent, for the last six months.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-11-13

~ Forest county in this State polls bpl
100 votes.
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WIT BY THE YARD!
The New-York City Budget!
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Tweniy-eight columns of reading matter, all
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MON K Y M A IL X Il Il.

TUESDAY, August 12-6P Nj.
There was considerable activity in the stock market
to-day, but prices not sustained At the first
board Erie Income Bonds declined * per cent Erie
Convertible, ~; Ohio Life and Trust n; Canton Com
pany, Il Edgeworth, Il; Long Island q; New Jer-
sey Mining Company al Reading Railrad 2; Erie
Railroad, 81 Harlem, 2; stonngton, i; Norwich
and Worcester, "a. Most of the transactions
for cash. and the market closed heavy At this rate
most Of the fancy stocks will reach lower points
than ruled week or two since.
The receipts the office of the Assistant Treasurer OF
this port to-day, amounted to $165o64 60; payments
$62752 46-Balance, So 63,6ss 90.
The whole amount Of tolls collected the canals Of
this State up the 18th of August ncuive amounted
TO COS 4O5 IL period in 1850 $ls2i,s76 lin
crease this year, s2s3529.
nThe Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad Company have
declared dividend Of three and half per cent payable
the 18th inst.
The trustees of the State Bank Of Springfield Illinois
have declared dividend of sixteen and two thirds per
cent, payable on the 18th inst.
There in circulation in Washington notes Of the
denomination Of ten dollars purportng to be the
Farmers and Merchants Bank of Carroll county, West
minister, Maryland The signatures J. Matthias,
President; and J. Reese Collaboration A. number 453.
The signatures pretty we'll executed. Other notes
on the same institution in circulation there
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UCTI0N ROTICE.-FUkNITURE AND OIL PAINT
IA ipgs in rich gilt frames, At aueton.-H L. willard,
auctioneer, will SELL Wednesday, At w. Hoopers
rooms No go broadway general Of Household
Furniture and Paintings rich gilt frames which 10
ucuri worthy the attention Of and strangers
shipped. H. T. WILLARD, Auctioneer.
UCTloN NOTICE.-THOMAS BELL. AUCTIONEER.
IA By D. Bnfh-Large ale of valuable Furniture this
day At M eiosl in the sgetion rooms. 10 North William
perior variety Of good household furniture Sofas French
Bedsea6 Feather Beds Superior Hair Mattresses beau
tful collection Of peculiar EngrayBgs and Secre
tsry Book Cases, Rosewood Te.eatete and numerous
other desirable articles. THOS. BELL, Auetioneer.
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FINANCIAL.

nTrICE TRUSTEEs STATE BASE, srBiNoTiELp,
" ~ hug J. lStl.A DIV dcnd % le per cent vail he
sid 20 tie holders 81 all evidences o. ndettsdncse ~ We
late state BANK e Illinois IN Ir.sntstn A. our ON on
and after the 18th Instant " tanly John Calhoun " W.
Rdgcly Trustees. Those Who desire have these dvi
dends rced TO them in checks a. ht en- New fork or
81. Louis.
w supply drhite for any snount Paysbls Throughout
Grfat r SIN and ireland. They also sole SCENTS Tor
the Red gts. Line the swallow Tail Line, the Dramatic
Line, Zine Of Liverpool paehets snu the LINE %
London pcckets rassage BY any % when ss can be Gu
Parad On rers0nNhiet erua
CIEn "A 7ouNG NAN uAviNG InE Ab0vE
~ EstO. nururt rs DESTROYS Of obtaining SITUATION IN
rented iusihesr would loan - 90 bis
employer would be wiling 20 tale iUtoreat 10 We Nv
fpsa. Address Jayrsrve nertlS soe stating nbers ep
interview car bS bad,
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LtuUs,sss.

nAtJTyORE's CELEBRATED BRANDY STORE rs
~ the Of Br00ue and Crosby
no ~. In the trodo uyited to make call be-
foe hasing a. s. D. cen md will them full y per
cent One trial vii prove the fect.
lOD DOZEN ST. JULIEN. sl' EsrEPnE. AND MAR
OOO gauN Ciart-Just rcccitee . neH Supply o. the
fine vines at Ia tc Ss 2s per dozen bottles
returned 81 the celebrated Brandy stoS ~ BEoome street.
corner Of Crosby.
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pay GOODS. CSC.

nAJou's GLOVES JEST LANDED, or THE FIRST
Nd quatyIadics hid Gloves white and black light aud
astt Mems % gl assortment q oooTs and size. also
CcsAs nsntins. Cashmeres Dclaines, Bmbroidories,
Lace Calicos. Plads. Hosiery Linens Shavls, Scaris
srapea andkcrthsfs Bombazines Marcelines Sc which
Ne e che lowest MARKET price either by the package of
piece. JAAES BECk CO., Wholesale rooms, S3 and SO
broadway.
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM. IT'S CHATHAM s0UAKE::.;.LI.Asf
ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYN.

MILITARY GARDEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS
l cents tickets be had at the door, To at
o'clock "Wednesday evening" August l3 the performances
win commence vish A DAY AFTER THE WEDD,NG1
B. Philips; Lord Rive's Mr.. Florence; Lady Elizabeth,
Miss Croeker Mrs. Davis Mrs Deerng Irish lilt BY Mss
Tayleure and Mr.. Fletcher Intormisson for yroenaeo
and reirt shment. To conclude with DEAD sHOr-Hsc
tor Timd, MI II. B. Phillips Wseman. Mr. Palmer Capt
Cannon, ur florenee Frederick, Mr., Fletcher W'iams,
Mr. Peterson Louisa, Miss Croker; Chatter Mrs. Deerng
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InsrimANCEs.

,I,nE BRoOELyN TIRE INSURANCE CoSeANNH-
CNsrterof In Ise4 Ofccs - Fulton street sroos,yn,
sNerct.pts Exchanse all street Nov lorsheve then
ssuita las also handsome surpiul investeu " se os'
nattes securities continue % insure builorga er
iendse furnturc and other personal property vessels IN
,ser carects upon favorable terms as any Other
SIMILAR Institution WILLIAM ELLSWORTH, Pre- idsnA
x,yRrr G. ETIvISs tcretsSy.
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HOME STEADS.

NTH AMERICAN BUILDING ASsOCIATION-NEw
series-9 The members of the New York Building Associ
alton notified that their nrst regular meeting for the
of dues will be held Wednesday evening Augu
H. Warren Hall, of Henry and Oliver streets
Pon desrous Of taking shares will do we'll to make early
application The entrance only 80 cents Names, with
tie entrance fee may be left with Mr. Jessurun, No.
Clinton court, or with J. BUXTON, Jr. Sc 'retary,
No. IL North William street.
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brilliant DTsCovERIEs.-"THED kCAr .,Ia,.
- Ct Thos. Evkank Esg Ccnmissionsr S a. ascoys
thc executive" Of Days host $3.50. A.,
rles in honor Of whioh ~ save hrsvs, wss ,u~
Tb r.vrent 10 Goodyear in lsf7 81 tbn0
Ter itoepse 10 vork Goodyear fstent shon Dsy
fatsiv o. no use, " great disoeveryf
tst Goo late 10 benefit him. Dny eaer Of $50 reward
~, 49, Of inngrs on GoOdyesrs ftteno, on
i ~ hinseif a. the chief and IL now the only n
fripser vss brilliant conception OF Days snd undouot
sSeit o vucanzins Rubber full year before HE sppes-
% Tor hs therefor at TO Day OF oaly 3t
80 n an Who had learned the secret In Goodycars fsc-
lory wss brilliant exhibition Of Inventive genius and -
eeSas serknF proof of how closely vii
~, a. foiiov no cell 81 an
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TRAyrLLERs, GUIDE.

Nrw YORK AND pHIIAr ELrBIA-NEw YORK
~ and phuadtlrhio ds.ct-Vnited States Mai, Lss-
Through in ~ hours, New Jerfey hsifysa. Ese re-
iuced 20 So fer hr class and s. - for second class avs
New ioik h NJ rcm foot e Courtiar az street. sna ~
A. n. and NJ from Of hlerty ftreet Leave fhi
sdelrhs ct and A. u and p. ~, from he foe' "
walnut street.
CAhDIN AND BEBoT RAILROAD LINE IRppnnhw
~ York 70 Philadelphia Loavc Pier No FoIh
steamboat John ro1TtR Morning Line Line, i;.s a. 10
a "a " \ DLIfe, AesAt