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maIe1 Turr.

A REPORT of Two Hundred Interesting Cases,
n bespd with Ws,sr by EDWARD FELLERER MD H>,i;
dent Ph,csn Mountain Nat-r Cure lnsuupon ="
(Wt1ou oh.rgel 10 applicant ineos %
7 letter stamp Aad'essC q sELLEns sDl ~ n
'he named
.e Hallway foot Of Csutandt.t ats NJ
sId VI
DR sIf ", Of Nev.York, earliest American Prac-
~ uon, Of Cure AID author Of varou' worf 90 tn sab
.et will p.,uis the sson 10 connection
with Nj D. CAMPBELL at Lebanon Sprng. Counhis Co, n Y
~ II TAYLOR NJ D., No. lltb st, cor 4thav.,
~ the WAterure sfd Physoos ca treatment Of DO
domestic Application Also ONCE oors1Hatl n.
uYUROPATHlC and HYGIENE NSIlIUIE,
No - Lighted under the personal direction Of TRAIL
prcrre'or Dr HOsFORD, Assistant 10 the fenile Depart
d. TAYLOR will s,o assist N out door pr~lee gene
rally.
NEWPORT WATER CURE, opened April l. has
~ Nth particular regard to comfort and convenience
The ekovr hsahfnness o. Newport climate renders most Dc
srtte cure Terms ere per week payable weekly Address Dr.
RFH, Newpor. K L.
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Esaai ketirfs.

IN PURsUAN, L OF an order of the Surrogate of the
o.u., Of e9f. IT'S, .,st 20 CIV S: fos
vs. d,s..,d e I..rtt ~ se Win 'q5e e, ~
d, OF Ju- rs AsNE sEdCIS, Ainius,.tnr-
II PURSUANCE OF al order OF the Surrogate OF the
Count, Yen Na,s; hereby asn 70 q, S 2. as.as
S,i S'es,.,s 70 st sr So wra Screser.
bsr =, HIcH. Co. 80 9 W .H,ts.: i.
S'::: de fs.Shz n q . icsi '
IL PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
.:Ts Of scsT f ;s sn T' !. Rj,sa. =.
,sTs ., Poro eSeo See4.6 70 pr-nt TIE With
.T.. .ut.s' he oe. Of N'... s.s..r L.a.
S;T !, {ois ny Z s he
IN PURSUANCE OF al order of the Surrogate OF
~ Xiii AZ ' ss 's. sy az. s9. a
- ,1ghsrs th.-r 20 s sloeeer' ara.
~ osss - Ios o~ '--sv
a.: q, o. 5:.''' 1888 a ass' COG S rHs Ei-"'.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate ofthe
S Ia &. c., s'1 81. ~ T 49, :, St
= w., .: d, &C.,. ca :; ~ , 80, ,s 49, q,
q .ssp.' y F;sras, -
Hs-'nn' HENRY RoasH aima'~.of
NETWORK SUPREME COURT-City and Coan-
IFCE sd VitLi,MF WHITBE, K-Sunlmons f1r rehef-ro
=: De II. . ~. s',s % sPs o 81 ' eek
CITY oDuy SeYors tn CRY Hall in said city o.
d con pn he ,ui,ter At his oce No 70 Nssaast In sid
s1siu.lse o. Ga. o. ,nsn 80 y, s s ~ ~ top
vii srR tie Cour, the relief handed in the complaint
,l4 IsSewT, JONATHAN N,THAN Plaintiff. Attorney.
NUIlCt d DlsIhIbU tIUN.- Notice Is hereby
Noo Cy Yos deceased aey made BY slss
I'll distributed according iw =. the sarrosat- Once tns 90
Ns~ik he second day Of Ausu next Al 'en oeoeA n ts
estate + present. them to sd I'm me, p,oo'
vouchers " BRADFORD 'nfoENN
CUPBEME COURT-HOwELL HOPPACK and
- HICHARDB GREENWOOD agaius, AVERILL p LAWYER,
FARIF IAw YFR Jr and WILLIAM GRO >sro Deodnts Sr-
sew. copy Il your Dunss Cha County
N,pYoi within twenty dsy. ae he service a'eof etcas' OF
plant :. sfrr.ad Fl,nf. Will apply the Court for The relief
,stdrd in con plant And vii AXE aOee that the
con this hee he ce Of the C'ri Of Cha'
'',sU sSol < on the 18Th DAY q yu; RICE Plaintiffs Attorney
SUPREME COURT, Rockland County.-JACOB
- ALL SON AGAINST JANIS WEiANT-sunuon' tor money
eH.I On conn rS' 81 :. ne 10 mi.
ueb vii f 6sd in he Office Clerk The Comfy Of
cory OF your snsw TO the sehe nsodc~
Hiyer,tav. ROoand equity within ~n DIS t'IsI ta ,'s
exclusive Of The day Of nen ~r,lee; 500
the -ad complaint within the tine alr-sd me
s ebty Dollar rom the ',aay q Mich one thou
.snd eght hundred and hf are- e'aSs ih co.'s o. 1
p1fs ,Sy IL" A"' r'f Tiassr.s% ~
CUPkEME COURT, ROCKLAND COUNTY
- DANIEL C. sPRlNGsrEEN ssainst JAMES A. WI NJ
You here summoned and re lred . an. yss
TN. Which vii be- hled IN me once OF the
County Roeslstd Csrs.o"n, On the ga Gay o.
July rs s5e 20 ',e copy u y"S. 20 Count sn
the Of t summons exclusive Of re
he I'M sioi,,sd The aha tbs vii ipdsnsn
sssn you for the Of y.rydye dollars gth interest ron &c
side. the cots - hi, aetion.-Diied jay 5, 1888.
hJ%ARD riE Plaintiffs Attorney H''e''t'." Y
SUPREME COURT, Oneida COunty.-OLIVER Y.
- BOs1v lex and EDWARD sTAPLEroN, .s1nst WILLIAM
Ycu hereby ed the
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r K. R-No. |.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,

X. l.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
EoT all Acute compia MS,
eIt it spph'd externally O. t1keniie me system vii
stop the o 'A''''r RR i 81 iss remove IL ''''
,sa sr, ss5wSv Rssdsy Re.f relieved lin from pal IN ~
ieen nus enabled sm to as Two I. y.'n'at ae Hd Of
Thousands Of Der equally as wonderful a. tae above have
been 'O''' '' H. X he CHOLERA MoRBus
RadwA, Ready Relief vii T-se the sufferer from al IN
fifteen o. w niy Il vii the most desperate
few hours ,,r,-,.,c,,
The Relefs applied aays the most p.au paoH
y'"' It will Always 'sSii1cK HEADACHE.
II viii relieve the most di'sas pains "A Eileen HH1'es IL w."
m,wie PI.vsatren stae. ,r.,-r
I ten pte ,easpooufl r. r. Relief vii stop tho Chin. and
'I. Pp. q al lid. Bfp Barn; Sold. stain.
bshei vii, in moHuen- entirely 'ioP the pain
,s1 bs es Voei i1rs0o,. ~ 81 psa. ne + R Rse
Lo.I iof The ,slatuIe Bsdw'j 4 Co 90 each bottle.
,,nv,vs f +. r R,TNe 1REsoLvEyr.
Resolves E S9 eSss, R'lald'-
s sei1siSi.' Soe.a.paou 8 !, Ya]a,.D.ao'
s s,ies Fey,I Sores Ri Ra:,
lie above eighteen ,omP.. Il w.. y i! ea5
II osreus end o.s,-d ir-eas ta- Oi AID
auds Of re from a. con. S9qf ~. sSs Sa r- boiy
NeA1l '- IFTTFR- FROM HlGH Idokl4
H. Nde efon q Vsccar4w : c, whites und"r date Il
stsrtf7g fellow vas cifglstng OBJECT o.
oylr. Il Tie other coGd
h ~ re mace uih None OF the Doctors thi-k
H. as entire cured by RAJ ways hruoFa. ResOiveni
- nov Il work upon the iautstl To the 0pic 81 ,O4h
S'oraN ID e0n ku9Eu, 70 the Pc- word IL
Mddltiob = DC st4aAstl.
n, " 7 O,ar u Dr.you Doov znd-r date % Nay %
lax rtes tist r who . reduced that oos
a IA an. fhrp her Lhe ~ covered ~ ID s'r-s mat
te Wa tot pot ple fesh Of the see silver dsf "a her
cultd b. ia R1sOFrAb
$780, NINETEEN WARS
NJ. VsrSeru Of sid hAs been cred with Tor
le " Ar. La. been - r Resllsrlt
SALT RHEUM
II .t Estimate ca.e- Rheum vii quickly yield 20 The
Rcove Resoiven ore senran who suppossd thar this com
rrt W.. terec hs family ani bad been 4c-t ~fh saw
kSu fc b. birth by the Of fe~ bottles 81 me
Rstevnfr went, aId the - -. -, 49,.
ASi@N-~N SYSTEM
1T REbENERATEs
sve-x oen nd member oy sound healthy ar
s--o.r al weak. snd ur~cund rarfs.
LOW SflhlT>-NkRN BUSINESS,
W1ich
sfs ssew the henov.uns b-solveut VIII
NERFOls, GLOOMY and DEf2lssED, Tel
HEALIHY. sIEcNG aid HtfFf.
thu Rcllcdy EI rieass ssk FOR RiEs Reno
vi % Rsovtut gse One Dol-r Per bottle No n1A 5
H. he senlre sold fCr c Each t0lc beas TIE
emile susiuIe RADWAY G., No To- Flson'l, Ne~feA
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kIerLATols KELrT, aEsovArES EEsoLEESr
DRUGGISTS svEsYwhesE
BPsrs0ns tlo1hled me- Il. eoy depssion q sl Aoi
syayicd, sho 81 W ted By the Sord vH s
their pGrE should t-ke FEC coes Of hssAof-
Nre unhsF vi hin from the want o n, ana
regular scsn q 0lssus on ent'fus e'a.e
al vhe take RasEss Regulators rssaaf scroa 81 me
tr6 cheerful ard hsrFy GisprsiIgr. - ~.
RAD1AT 1 Co No. ls2 Fsitou-st S-Ef
CANDs SYRUP Of HOARHOUND and 'EGt / a,
- BIZ EYPfCToBANrS-i2i 5 and eensIa ssia,,s
ard remedy for CouEhs Coles sne Cousznp1sn
sre retsl = =. s.SDSs HSnno Dr1x store No u I.oee
THCSE PURE WILD CHERRY BllIEhs, pre-,
pasd b CURTIS PERKINS positively cur. Al saaaee 80
BILIOUS coupe purity the blood srd te~ ne ara
Ia -tols ',"sm ree ori' 81. e-rr n pr, eo,i.. 80
4 Ring Johts, ard Bfcsd-s, boTd fsn 70 "
Corflsud-t M W Curhe 10 SIS Bo~erT, y Il Ms nays
20 rs fuios-s; snd No. iss At.D'is--t brcotyu
WHISTLES or MUSTACH HES are produced 10 SIX
.taiu q. h- b Oasueut
Extract had 70 fh "a stHs Ehen sossh' II sa zaa -
te ECCd 4urut.y sud AM, " FD,OCh
O. tote Of the country q GHA
BAN No - A-sf- and a. druggists B0okyu Mrs Hye~ Va
IL FI-toI. a.
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1lsampuars an0 Raiiroaos.

CTATEN ISLAND FERRY foot Of Whitehallst.-
- sUMAE R ARRANGEMENTS Fave 6i cents To QUARAH
TINE, sTAPLETON, VANDERBILT LANDING % and se jus
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MANCHESTER. IOCKPORTaudN NIAGARA FALLS

DORCHESTER, LOCKPORT and NJ AGARA FALLS
III RAILROAD opss 20 FFNO-re NOS, a,set ES,s..s
sasfTUEsDAY Jan a. Tss trans vi fr Bas.o
ard Hssvs Pal. hlosl: 10 ard 70 i ne "
,retF PasssLsers FOR ssAo M Tad ~. a,s 20 -
POINT Of fort oii The road thoIoa-hy els .o
ped With sIry lev cars and oeou ovs 'ns er'sens - 80
siy WARREN cOLBURN, sapt
TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT AMI FALL RIVER.
The splsnld BAY STATE Caot "a
tSrp.,. 9s,s issiSa, ed fm Pr 30 ; he
Bsiity s5P Bob osehnE Ns~ Dcrt I'D ..y "a. ;. -.
days TuI.d.ys ard Saturdays, Al eoes II TIE NOT
lie NiJ ieA'e Newport arn.e ssys Ell NJ fNHes-
sTpiy ID iOa,d al ~ ofe. on Per 70 ..,, h, an
.1Ire vM BORDEN Assnt NJ. 70 AID u %e,t-s'
TOLEDO, NORWALK and CLEVELAND RAIL
ROAD rnlnf IN connection With me ssns.n s.,5
R,lro.d oy h- East ,1d ~e't-
ID. ard expeditions b-t-een El-rn eie' One,"
sUMuBR ARRANGEMENT. -
On ard ser AONDAY May 10 Passenger Trains VIII e'' a'
(sunds!s e1esp.6, - fol o-';
Accommodation at 30 NJ .topPiSs a. 81 s.4tOn' n.
ro.vie end SorHsls ,r.
r.bt TIr,..til TSP " sopFiOs only Fremont Bellevue
hguroevle kosvst ara Oberin
nsy E5pses 10 A NJ, stopping ouy Er~sk honfoe'-'
oeonn1d.fon 81 10 A N rorripg AZ ell stations ri, NJ,
fht EIpIss- IS P VI .toPpDs only sf Ooefin
cosstcrIse DIRECTLY. -,
Toledo With trains Aenissn sOuhern ana soriner
I.lsrd hrod and Illinois River form "a Ike " -
A. Bellevue with Of Mad River AID Like Enc K.,d ir
s'Id;.y Cry sPrigsas Dsyo D. 80. for
ssf dussy shelly Junction Columbus Lsuesvle Sessrs "
AZ Crscr with Cleveland Couhus Cincinnati Rn-
with Of Lake >hor Railroad for New orr "a
Potion w s9s.s ana t,1y ard % 1 ". gT
Iis BatiuoTe -rd Wsshnston Cry r b PHILLIPS ssPt
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SUPREME COURT, Oneida COunty.-OLIVER Y.
- BOs1v lex sudEDWARD STAPLErON, against WILLIAM
LsRFtbf money IsDd Contrs ito
stove You hereby ed TO
which the Office OF the Cert Of OIsss
County IL 9Th Of May ass and oyoHr
he Urca Cbe "a County within twenty steI the
hereof exclusive OF
ecnpsnt aforessi plaintiffs will Judgment
ole The 18th Of Mas, ss,ad
huIed and fy two, bes5ss the Of h DATED
Ma, ab. 1853 NA1IESON Il FOWLER
uls lsvlswTh flsiEifs Attorneys Utica " Y
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HI. WAY Co. the Inventors snd Manufacturers and Prop e.
t a the Justly oeebf.ito r. r. Remeds the hs 20 .
cover uecy the marvellous aod maou Of
opprg e1crut-iog aaying the
external IN mlnds and
soothing Of Rhenmsts Neurs and
c Docru1 sppred The K Il Remedies
th,e remedies possessing quick ard Wonderful powers
tam con Its md diseases, snd "t.l Instantly
the HBusn System from Pam.
FIGULAIE each Organ 10 iiee ny Acton
RIsOLSE . az Distss,d Deposits
RFNovATI he BCoy from al Corrupt huuors
REBUILD The " oas and Brose D. an Constitution
RrsToRr Health strength and Nor al unsusd tni
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r R-No3
RADW AYS RE6l LATORS,
REGULATE A HEALTHY ACTION
All th- an Secfetons Of the BODY,
Restores % Health sTrlgtA
IifE DISEASED AND WORKOUT PARTS
COMPLAINTS RAuwaYs REGULATORS ENrztLr cueE
nforsv. { mpla e.,
lrdisesrou, Liver Compliant, Bladder Conplra',
lysPcrsi., Hear CONT isinf. Ur-hrs Complain
DIFFICULTY PASSING URfNr-
Dzzrsss IN .rslniafiou of the Stozssh
StuTcE, bilousnes-.
MALIGNANT pis0EuEEs
snail Por. Bhous Pleams1is. yellow fever
Scarlet Fever Mcaslcs Typhoid Ves.
AND FEyEEs
IrfuerEa Plearsy Common Coda
Los APFETIrL.
Lea ofEnCry, Loss ~ M-rory. Los o. stTc5gth
v. X REGULATORS
Ar TSTkTuY VEGETABLE.
Psect Tatsrss Scs.r Scksn,
Coed a. ul tines Never Org
DOSES
Tusrr-sEcuLArEs To Nk-ftAct
O1s Rsru tfht Foos bsd VII tsni "a '.Hep
sood ~ sud hcahy AID pleasant cschet A0 s Wv"
a. DE nfrrifg
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| INlON andKEYPORT EEKRN loot ofC hamhrr..sl

1 MON audkElPORT FERRY foot OF Chsmbecs-sr.
~ HoArs LEAvs NEw-YoRK RErvRytSC, LEAVE.
For TIE Union Dock A. keypo NJ.
torhe keypon nock a. % A. Itin "
roTte rot Dock ATS T. " ktypo L
fe The heypc pecA -. 81 Union ot... T. ~.
Fare kcvpnIt
sta leave he OF the bosts 90 Mddieown Point.
frelold. Red Bank. ShIcw bury, loug Branch, Sc.
Union the ktypOtc % Tho Fioreuce au1
keyI ComI snysuuted tho Jescy shore, directly
Ne Nsrrvss
NOTICE -Ncw-Nork and New. Haven Railroad
IN ard after Suud'y 2ih paseuzer VIII be ta.n
Evening MAM Tain running between NswYork
bcstcn.
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stases h 10 70 al ~
oouby shts Squsn Line connection with tins bla
,oTlid Iusiu this Scat f he
July, lS53-FOr Shrewsbury, Long Branch, Ocean
- House Highland Dock Port shiuEon Mounts and Bowat
DOcAS Mddetovn Red Bsnks The and splendid steaa
GOLDEN GATE Capt h. Conovc val leave Pier foot Of ID
iasOn o., r.. a. h!ows Fare ?, eeu1;
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xsht boat from the Island, 10 O'Clock. Fare 6l cents
EsLt Eew-Yo III JciJck Fare ~ cen commuters
hcuGed
soSnAy sosts 4. every half hour until NJ
Nal. Boat 10 O'Clock Il IN the lslsnd
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Hlf1lfaI.


EOURAUDs LIQUID HAIR DYE is positively
~ exception yaton the best ever nsea-d
cor AIDS established puist0n Chemical Philosopher
Th. Dye the Tequra 10
trouble srd the II
DOushg ihs hair fIekiug soft sud Ers
iov ned GOURAUUS ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP for cunnz
pmIe- ece aowuess chaps cracss cha'es al sam
d.tiuef TOuDRE SUBTLE uproo,, htI tron log ior-hesd
prper liz OF any part The body. LIQUID ROUGE p,e
-Four only Dr. GOURAUDS od established Lblraory 81 Wal
ke.,t Brosd4 and No. l.9 WaslDstou, Boston.
RADICAL SURGERY WITHOUT the KNIFE
w SAMUEL GILBERT NJ d after and expert
Men PIN, Tennessee and recently NewOeans has
he patients BIS ss in the redic Of the
following many able By hs erenEn
Of b. faculty wit out instruments of any kind viz
UlcCIs and 1uuors, ca led caECerous
2 scfofDla 10 al IFS forms
8 " hite swell1.s AID Crouc Diseases Of the Jsints
Tumos weus, C,rburee Tesrs sesd Head and AZ srs
ions the sim
S ChroIic Diseases Of the Eyes. &c.
Q Fen Diseases, Of long standing
6ILBEh1 PLY s.nd patients they deem In
durable Hiselv the power Of hs ness
Ole hour from Q A. VI till T. NJ
AIRS ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RESTORER is
AVE Dye and contains de eeou' r-dent II never
he NA ne onela color and the
aud the sight hoseyer weak applied
The hair Will retain it, original color during
the skin, musc es nerves blood
De r prevents dzznes headache Precipitation Of the
head scadhsd eruption the hed see e" ofS
Cronc fo Price 81 - bottle For sale 81
No SO broOniest corner ElIaDt NO ~
No. Ts sshr No 10 A-r House AID sos ls
al futon-st. Brooklyn, and no LAG 4ht, Williamsburg
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HULL lrJO.--IOI shrewsbury ii"hs Dihhch it[h-
u and Dock Ocean Howe, Pon Washnston Mouurs Dock
RroUu Doct g.. BAH New and splendid steam
bozi ALICE PRICE, Capt H. Baggey viii leave Peek alp
Ae New Haven per Eat Biver, daily. HtoiloNs'
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uien-TIans Chsmbersst day ioI Albany and Troy
Express Tn Ga. NJ tirousb hours with Trait
-escifs Buffalo Montreal AZ o'clock evening
Neil Train A Through Way Trains IL VI and ; 70 7 d.
Express Train 4 =. NJ Accommodation Train NJ
Fer Tauytowp at II 7. NJ. ..n,,
FI Pougecpse Wss srd Trans att AN and 10
from ChaHsrsst Way Freight and Passenger Train Al I'm
Slst-et
Tof Peetssila al 10 A NJ, SP ard 6 ? NJ.
Tsuyovn, Peetss and PoughssePso Trains stop al all p
Nay Stations ..- a.. $500, o.. -.
Sunday TRAINS Cansst az $50 A. VI tor foughkeepse
sd 5P n for Abany stopping a. al M.y saols
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NEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD-Passenger

~ Trains "a pier foot Of Duane q. as follows: .
DAY LXIRLSS A. b. for Buffalo direct over the ~ T. T.
R. the Ncwfok City r. without change oil oaSga-e
oroafs and $50 for DunErk
tous Passengers train ~ rsn night st any station
Corning and proceed the nctt morning
ACC lMMODATON at u 20 r. M for Delaware and all nene-
date
WAYe3SOP for Delaware and all nternsds ate stations
NIGHT EXPRESS at 6 r. NJ for Dunknk AID Bunao
EMIGRANT att p for DunkTk sL6 ell intermediate salons
On avs only express Iain, al 6 2 NJ
The DunkIk the LAKE Shofe
for Cleveland Cuc1ns CHICAGO &c aud a. Busl9 with INST
Sandusy Toledo Detroit and
Cbicseo CHARLES MINOr Superintendent
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EOk KENPORT, MIDDLErOWN FONT and

u PORT HAMii r(N ION ihe foot Of ChsnberssFsr h,
sui IiCa1d Eteut0at kLNpOAr ls.ves -.
foss es sureays excepted O. ososk ~ ana Geyrof
seock A. NJ fhe steamboat JOHN HART Nr7-fok s "
iSssSidys days cNccptd a. O'Clock NJ ard si5t
y Sstarrss urrng leave ksYpou a. o'clock r. ex'
eept saturday. sus Sunisys
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-
- DENCE, NEW BEDFORD TAUNTON ani NEWPORT
IN sne k.e yhog shspgs 81 e1f' o. o~'entos ,,c,,
pORf. Capt J. NJ Lewis connection with the Soaiuson
pIocstcs boston and Providence Rail- leaving
Bsey.r aee O'Clock NJ aid stonns,on O'Clock N OF
ire siiivs Of the which -sves Bosto1 81 4 +. NJ
ese steamers for strength safety speed comfort:
Sre eisssee ile OF en are experienced ana attentive
shorter otd cir,et The TIP pleasantly and exocd oay
peloo While Nvay reaching
TIE C4MM0DORE, nom Newly ork-Mondsy Wednesday and
i491N I.. iissSiog-ISe'ds fsgTsasy and Sturdy
saiuaay Yreu sioriusto Monday "Wednesday aud Frsss
r,r Seauloai usn 20 rovdslce Bos,ol TsuaiSa S.a Ns
oe g. ty ece.nr ooaon tIan 'roz stonirstoa a. 80 A. II
e stesr TERRY Leaves Providence Newport At a. NJ and
6 Z. NJ os il. tNcepf sundays
forrsssse .rh. as, tehi application may be made
No y. x, trut The ONCE, No 20 Berypiacs
CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD 10 PHuA.
u DFIPHIA-R rcm Pier No l. North RysI Batter p.e.
I-o Lurs dsiy 10 and P Accommodates La. al Il
3 Fsr'ss L'ns al + BY s,ssmboa JOHN PoFrER &c
= Real1ins leave PhilsdsP his 10 A NJ End m.
CANANDAIGUA and NIAGARA FALLS RAIL
NRoAD. .,..- ,-,,,, -.
lAl'Fs REDUCED 1--we T5.is day except Sundays Ts.ea
$50 or. 90 NewYo W C-nsoaisua AID 5l.ra md re Nsr
s' sre acre rooHy snd pleasant ihao any other route
Es9r,s Trains ie,vs Batavia a us " tndSaPM TEAM
l corr,fs with EzrIe lrers Nsw-fc-' 90 Csntniasns ia
sto New GA std Ere Railroads % hs~iofk aud slA Ilas
'A' 'eH''- K4-oed a. Albany .aa Ns'.'iof~
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

49,, nir. nave been expressly or OoVernes
-. Ven can taken IN thr construction as ss
- Hrre, strength and speed and ther aooftodatiov
unecused for elegance ano cou'oIt rce D Pas
A., e. New Yok Liverpool in nicsss eaoo s' n 'ecoto
kC. excusve use state rooms s from Liverpo
4 sSo ard 81 Al s1peenced surgeon siseDso'' ~
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28
NEWBORN 10 the WHIIE MOUNTAINS b, -

I'D ~. N 49, ,n,-l 1er on5 io l..t b. sgg es.r
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28
1883 Most Safe, Cheap and Reliable Route. ISJ3,
Sumner Arrangement
Albany and NEWNOkk INLAND ROVTE

ALBANY and NEWNORK INLAND ROUTE
"A kMLRoAD-FAEE Si-lwo dn'v Espres' Trains A. =. NJ
lSe NJ Albany with Central Line 81 Rroai
Wssf $50 wh rs North r Ssrsogs Spnoss Whehsi md Non
TEA The with Western no tucson anl Berkshire
ksnoats Olsihs tou Lctano cp.ila Ga
tei hototy July IS tom The ccro corner OF ute Z aud
ttrs Where Though rckcts can Re rrocufeo ana bas4e
cNtckst
70 any, Fare 81 CO fo- Svrscue 6 l5
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ftk-sv sfalcis
fa.s 40 Y allan fou. Corners
All otter viii leave City iiAl Station Tyrr,
AID c. ashcfett lorc
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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-01-19

Ordered by the Postmaster General that the Sunnemans
to the National nteigencer, Union, and Republic contain
ing the Annual Mail Advertisements for the New England
States and New FORK be sent free of postage.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-01-19

s.s back, six times week. En- 1
Leave Hudson every day except Sunday at 8 am;
Arrive at Great Darlington by 2pm; saa
Leave Great Darlington every day except Sunday at
Ham;
Arrive at Hudson by s p m.
1866 From Hudson, by Claverack Churchtown Taghka-
ne, Copake, and Boston Corners, (Mass.) to North
.E East On. W 80 miles and back once week.
Leave Hudson every Tuesday at Sam; &
Arrive at North East by 4pm; s..t
Leive North East every Monday at 8 am.
Arrive at Hudson by pm. -
1867 Frm Hudson, by West Taghkanic Ancram and An
cam Lead Mines to North East, 20 miles and back,
once week. aa5 # s3at
Leave Hudson every Friday at 8 m; d"
Arrive at North East by 3pm;
~ Leave North East every Thursday at m;
Arrive at Hudson by 8 m.
1868 From Coeymans, by Coeymans Hollow Dormans-
vile, and Westerlo to South Berne, 20 miles and
back, once week, with two additional weekly trips
to Coeymans Hollow. &
Leave Coeymans every Saturday at a m; 4
Arrive at South Berne by 10 am;
Leave South Berne every Saturday at IL m;
Arrive at Coeymans by 6 p m.
The additional trips to Coeymans Hollow to bf run in
close connection with No. 1879.
1868 From East Chatham, by Chatham and Made Bridge,
toNassau, IL miles and back, six timesa week.
~ Leave East Chatham every day except snday at 9
am;
Arrive at Nassau by LII m;
Leave Nassau daily except Sunday at ! m
Arrive at East Chatham by 81 P M
1910 From canaan Four Corners, by New Lehnon, to
New Lebanon Springs miles and back, siItimes a.
week.
Leave Canaan Four Corners daily except Suhay at
s3am %%
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
VInGlNIA sYoGK IN BALTIMORE.

We arc glad 10 hear that friend Hugh NJ Se'soh u
Clarke county received the highest premium al Inc MAJ
land Agcuual Fair ior 50 hogs of the mixed breed o
Berkshire and Woburn. They averaged about months
od-Nr. N. could succeed in finding transportation lo
them Rchmond-and sold them In Baltimore for the hand
some sum of $780, These hogs weighed about IT, 900 lbs
gross weight.
We are glad 10 know however, that MIR. N has for exhi
billion our Fair two fat bulIocks which took The premium
al Baltimore and OF the shorhorncd Durham breed
which also took the premium there as the atsest COW, which
had not been feed grass.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-04
,rr NOT THE SUN GO DOWN UPON YOUR

or THE SUN GO DOWN opoN ioo
WRATH.
BY Macy IRVING.
The ann 10 almost down
The shadows flicker higher
Tin The old plnes whose torch.lise tops
Arc flashing Days last hire.
On! ere their light goes out
Ere on that crimson cloud
Thu first dim fold OF darkness falls
From twilighrs deepening STROUD
Come, lay my hand 10 thine;
Look 10 yon gate oil heaven,
Glowing In purity and peace,
And say, "Ihou art forgi0:n !"
lie, not the sun 90 down."
Oh l! .s 81 s gRan sndE oa sSS't to mar
Thy angels rocord-scroN!
Thou hast TOO little known
The love thou couldst forget
Even for q moment; can the chill
Cling 10 Thy spirit yeti
Life 10 no, long enough
For hours Of dark distrnst;s
Enough Of wo will come unsought,
Ere dust return to dust"
"Peace-peacs on ear,h'-was sung
Der Bethienem's hills of light:
Surely, The loving angels bring
Its echo back tonight!
Enough no naed Of wordsl
feel am forgiven
Ono tear has caught rainbow from
The last quick ray OF heaven
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