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Daithss, 3epslrn. &s.

COOPIR HA1CHES.-'rud Cooper Duplex ard
- Ie-ef WATCHES Eu--i-z fpl-. &c t--ns-
kefu+-s % low ". oh tLe -rtlI.
O. {. allen No % Wa s. securd t7I- uetf Br7scvtT.
CHRCNOMETER WAICHES.-Ney tine Pocse;
y CHRONOEf- Ef> vnrt without perceraD: v--t
tan To- A. r. n prlc-s and Fetal
G.. ALiFH ~ B.. Va. - second Hr1t-
VNpEPENDENT SECOND WATCHES-Yery tae
lrdereuceui oorl suo quarier-cfo - Al t~ ~ u--s
hc-se y dsris- lie W sale a. 80
.1a1 lssG T-icet ~baessle and Ett-l y 4 ALL
g. d. .-rHud
JTEGThsLN WAICHES-S;lenG.d JUkGLN-
~ rtN NATl HIS and ,h-pafl.-iess --r fn. rep
- ioi w, ia. v-.4e.ir AID i-s. ~ e. AL-tN
go D. Ws.Is.. --ru.e r'.r
DATFNT LIVER WATCHES-T.ne Incl-1 Ps-
Il fsrf Lever WATCHES ir c.e@s t-- les 80
80 rsr fiule-s-eI-Is f0rss= wtaese rnc --'-l -
thar usubI 1-fes t. { ALLYN ~ y Wa- go rs a,-i1
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Two LET-APARIMENTS in House y, ;55 t-r-
~ oc- fth y Crc-'- rtck fo,- r Oh - ts
eeoc sre snd hearty oeticc VIE te fe1tsl b.
r-rteti ft-raieE
ITO LEASE or RENT.-For MECHANICS SHOPS
n sod CHlAF DWELLINGS io.s - yar- 8. 49,
vi Sta hcfweet stb arr f.hr~s Build
iNtc. FLOORS ard LOFTS q ~ = = a. q 81
rrre o c'her c. The = p @ PIERCE
fnes eneE BTosa~sy o. LAraAss cL-T=5tss sa9p G.
premises
r'o REM or LEASE-- I II, spacious NEW STORE
- Ne rs ehtv. fronting fAs
THREEsTORY snd flsfNENT EOUsF Ea ~ Ne. IS. o.
ArPsy fe y o PlkhCE PM, ro-nsr Broadway
YO IET-FACTORY and STEAM POWER o..
the earnsr Of Raymond s3s Hiourhbv<rs Bro,kva
svs ssry and haseEsai hua6ns and budass
n-sl the Myrtle Az ksIos@ ana Ill - tss.:hef
tp. IN J~r Win Je-es 81 . 20 rent tppy . Bj-hh
NAkEhkN No III ksressnI- Ercb4ns. Hslst p JOHN &
LORD Ne ia waies-sx
ITO Little First. Third and Fourth FLOORS
II o. the hrc~r 81
-essoz svsH lHzne1si.iy Fer p.GsE..r .ssEss -
al CHARLES sTICKSEf.
ITO LET-A pest tsree-story Brick HOUSE IL The
vcrrity Of FrGntas a. ass-Lbs EccoEa ~.
tors ard VI! gwen NOD tsit
ret VIII immediate Any No ~ P.s1st
TINfURSIsHED APARTMENTS ~ LET-I0
~ small ri.sie family r~er tore. bedroom a. ossses
" resT~ctts brus. se-i -<5
Me-. iesyire q Nc 2s Pribs,r r.r asc,-vssi
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piGnc-fcrIrs.

4 NV IMPROVEMENT IL PIAAos.-Ihe CT
y LEsTIAL PIANO nov coHag.-. 80 ls-sas $500 '' -
1910 - . -, - A., tue o-dr.-T ort.-- Pare
~tIs psrIe fo' sv-ss-, Per- -ssan,.. az
is-rtesrr tLYa NUNoEk hs1r1s'f7.,r ~ AZ Ds..s.a
NV arc .sesrdhsss PIANOS ;as ~. tas M i.vs'ss
IN EXCKLLENT INSIRC MINT, Tor The Parior
4 .. CIrreb !. E..op H.r,r. improved MODEL NkLp-
DtoS ue AtLb okgAS ns. Ieco5iss.a-5 e sz' a,
Ne;sss : Z sogth.e sa' ss,ry o'asr ~ si55=;7'
rOHTFS ~ ~ PIANOS Second klsd wa 3. -
MUSICAL FusL.CAt.oSs &; So ;sS :. az oao''
TIN LION Is respectfully invited to our extensive
\ .s-o-ru.1 Of superior PIANO fOKTEs a. I'D
'ou' ~,rI'ora' - s., FROM ., ~ s.ss - 80 -
have bss at.ee ~ VIII pee- 9es.-G e :a'
'''''-'l'' " - LioHT. SEWfOS . BEADgUEYS
". LAID 4 Co.. GRAND DIAGONAL
Il. FlASo FoRIts WI ~ 81 AsD 100 w.. '''
~ w IiEC0Ls IHOHP-OS IS az s-s.txsy.
HEIODE ONS-GOODMAN q BALDWIN,
~ tAItN u G SIXTIES o SI RI EEL6bsoss i
r~es 6Tsnc' arc svtene,' O. ,eg' -. We
b.osson' q a. othsF 'ye To 20 s9s4 x ~
,sd pe..r 81 Of Huss se-ehsnc,: 80 SO 8,2.s-,t,
NEW PIANOS for SALE or RKNI. from tie best
H.tss, Of Bss sn5 kss;I%s HlSb9bSs katn OK
DIANOSl Al PRICES 70 SUIT the TINES.-A sPe1.
= Se ~ ga a et.ys DIV irt 15bh. Ia us- m ~
Wa.llsi CHAIN Ces,s Hsllw - &c - 'ssa
hGVtUcet ~ usuhL J. }. "oSb> No. AAh-''- % '"'-
DIANO-FORTES r.. GLEN 4 Co. have removed
hs:- pEao orts MIuutlc.oy and ercToon ION ~ ~
ErfoT ~. g sr-tsss two do9-f e-s; o -roA47a'
DRINCE & Coz MELODEONS-Of ever. van
-, as $50 ,si'sse for the r.Tlof setu-s To,as
t room O. heevns . b. besf y .os
moe dgrahe thuse o. srT onef a. re
accepted Aser- se o1 sac o- h-se manufactures
WN Hall a SON Nc 80 Broadway. opposite :hs Pan
Are1I To- Prince Cc'f &C., hIEtsc heiod'ona
i {. FISCHER have Removed
Ia treif u ALFEOOM No l7 -e-uvlchs; . thsr nsE
brrufsero. pa 2 80 = FL fIH - o.V 60
S Sew ora vnee hey iHfc-a 20 Leff o. LAID
age assortment PIANOS, a. bes; modern
ra,c- fi- supsvlsol Eoe vl-n-se : sess
AN v1tt the 10ED L.tscllaeHl PIANO
p0RTEs TUNED Refsreo OF tSfeu Il EzchEnst
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Lass PASSENGERS
lne> uus Def q Th-rC Passengers - h. ,,t,- A.
fi-ect llls - LireTyOs. az found ur0vlsaus 1888
f0n Fl--sls r-G. - fran
Sc y Fesesst = sg-c here psr-ies uho - a.
o. ~ .lslls co tEsr iricu1s 00rre.p,nsns -
L'ti-a ~ t-e tstrls .rg-- ! upward
a. t1lTfslltl r-rgtol 49, b CARED o. s.rh -,
- 49, srli ~ t-r sg.lts ftusd-ra.a A. l.
=. eco = "a tcgLouy ' -
: a lie. le~-,rs su.plv %
SAsy II Smith No = waluu; -st PhgAseloA.
htfAADsoS. BRoTBERS CO Lys-eo6s
DASsACE from ENGLAND by the RI.,CU M,
y LINZ - LIVERPOOL PACKETS N-H
ftsifT4AcGS 70 EsSLssn
900 '--liE = sEsp f1f their M
At- y ~ " LIZ LkfOoL PACKETS can elt.s TT
:. - g. v ~ o~ners and Arrrts { "SA'
. - erin foo, u Jcnr = - ''''''A-L %
i-t b4cs ba-. Oh LIE q Lv.~pc,l p.....- --,
~ s1e~a AID ss sailing ships ssiss On 80 H. 80
HHsi ri GtkEN; new ISAAC WRIGHT
ISAAC WEB new FIDTfIa
"NN"Ai4c, COLUMBIA
NV YORK
hfsfrrsNcTs
. !. .-na iaoary g thrt friends In - - a, -.
- FaN i.i Al AID upward on bel a.nl
It-atf % h-sr5 sArns Bo~ CO B.rl.r. i, 1ns 80
., MARSHALL Co
- - s1rhns sir. foot q Jean q
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SIleg u 5a.l:gE


>>.ONEE' sALE-->AMCEL JssoJD. -.
I've "a = s ,'i ~ =. T.. .S , IS sr,,a-sy
~ ~L4-s q ~ 500 r. l--1- of 80 49, - -.
H--e-, u. Lses. a. a n vb's 80 - ss --srs
BY --seI o. 80 Assisas-' ls's - Ii
A y 49,. Arrsio---r
DY BANGS, BROTHER < Co. T-sas sac Rooms
: SEv l.oclEE AL TRADE SALE l. BOOKS sEESy?
TEFE f-A-L- g. r--s--.1-s - Itt--'-i -.
Ts-r --av-s es1--rc- eseh ~, . reio-f =
- "a - = - -- T., '. - - s-E-D.Y
IL I- - .ss 7r-P@rsoa ara - $50 80; -
E1s.FD ~7--Tf,iC1 Az
EDWARD SINTZEN!CH WILL SELL - ~ L
l. IICSi SATURDAY - = - he go % - =" -
- ~ ss T&t - ~ orHEss-9--. "a. B., r & =.
~ VI liEY' ohEaiS TAs6f 5OoDs III SERY 81
!Oy II tx ~ e-ass-ns = pa o. ~ - trs . =.
s.fZ srsles I'd Esn 5-sr-i--, Es-rs - FH %
~ ysTss- - .us 10 t..sI -
SAD Ser tvti1r' se,t h-!s SIS "a, ~
PEI G.eh- Go q Er-Aa an Yeass zIaziI-szs 2 ~
A. FI.-h hI'ls' Ate - -. -f,-1--
A.. scei Of ;sF- s-s-one ~ Cs7 Letssr az -s
az ..-t 81 ~ Z ~ D 1s-sesb-.s s83.-..ics
40 llrur-- 30 t--iclss q fsel-h Bt,-1t-e a
ETRNI11iTRE. BKDS. BEDbiSG Ge.-Noy-
DAY So Nv T. orcL No lsl Csszlsr-sf: D---- =
81. B-d.-ac- BE Cam. C-z--s- -
Ki-,h-t Tr-l.-ure s--T- Rsrse. A
c S0LsFs A8--ln---
pICH End ELEGAST It RNITU re az Al CIloN.
=. TI.IS DAY f-s-r-ssyI ID, 30 =. tss Fa-zi
= iou. y = ss n.sr Bfosassy eazP-.n. s-s.ti
oc S-, p broais-t - N"c al1 aa1Si-J 80 -
Tsl4. &aIrrs vfor al .rrsr opt 49, C--'s-,
AZ az '1itlso. oni,t - -. -. =,
F,ror ChArs eIarne C So - t-l1s- f1--
,...5. ,--l.-e Va Ki--tsr Ys-E.zss l. Dsll.
CURED az d, . p = !. o.-- --.--.----
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RAILROAD STOCKS and WESTERN LANDS

H or CITY rRoFERTY.-vALUABLHF FARMS TO- sAIl-.
sSSsI ne Of TIE ns-s aosrAps IMAGE !. n. Sal. a.. 80
feS' bonn nee q li' The Bou-s fr-n n,
,Lsgs REV hui Vain the last yesf acious aa Az
ecnlnrE every country rrsS-ncr. !, ~.
rout osd BY heuitu a s.Eh grave "a.
vre. &c No scnfsrs ss = ns fro shove " sss
hs dwelling houses and ali necessary ont bsdss ~
fGIHs he highest pes e ulsv.iior ops o.
thsn rev W. ,sspe'1s' Lest, Ihs ..nsi esssase
Gil b sod separately o-t'reiAe pusohsers
sz ne ysoperty O- lem a ysG II. AI.nss ~ s. :sl-s
'''' NILES & BIrFS Ne, : VIZ W. @
DEAL ESTATE for SALE-The subscriber osert
IL ff heau1Cl COTT AGE RRSIDESCE h. ~
lives SAD r5snscs eorss q nea Az i4s;' Oi'As ~ = @
to- sgres hsh surorndse BY P-sIs AID havias cHedo
tatuted III h,de az fu; :r'rs rae vines ks ana ensI
beautiful and productive s.resn Their ane ~ o stoeeai
The Bsldins pcsv AID 10 eI-sec
order. Possession gvcn Immediately II desired
He sse oesrs & A FAKA lying sesui Ssou' three fos-s
scrrs Of sooS LAID high sraie o. ensnon Iasy ies3
viii and hss water u te
ssll en-. NJ s.1. @ 81 S -: .is az T REFUSE To-
..ss-cesSes Jsy ?; "a EDNuSD sEELy.
PAILRoAD LANDS.-I have TRACT Of LAND
~ on ths sSnsury s1s tr RalIss IN k ksel Go Pa -hh
are.. B X Nc. SIS G-tr1-lcA.;
CECURE ONE Of those DESIRABLE LOTS az
- cLARLNcf ylLia At the low Pses Of cay sl. Il
ssess village Of Nov Yea .na nse4. OIL, Be y
r:rs .. Al bonn q s. S.l n hs - az scs ,..,
rs.sy is, a.; otAs lsl az 'e., S.o
sis = ssv lie hssasoa-.i .Sssrbsn vlAss q sswYai
ssis rsrss BE-. r. S-, IS. "a 9 hsssss = 80
So he ssd-ssse1 b. o&ee from e s.ot
1AcoS !ECARk, Prrssosss No iss HS'~s.
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ITAIIAN INDICATED SOAP

VI cures Py Frecle. Tan salban, Eruptons Blot w.
he7ef he me tts SHAVING soap ever nF-ntri Ito
nRl SUIT r uJ-,s Htl oa sls srt = he body LtoDds
anc EAlR RESTORATIVE - TIL Old delo o. tertI'
Id sta-t from Brosfsss Calender . South 81 Pals Ba
:. " s.lpsiaasf Boston. srrinffrid hcsaFrYt Blet
den Troy; Green. Wsrceets
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NYACK 4HAyEEsTEAw STEAMBOAT

~ LfHF
-,,,r.- f~sAC ~ s,es-f-- ARROW l-.v- 1riiy
49,, ir.c.-r Surcr-l except -unnu-I
Ctsuf-fs. - = Pier - r. NJ Tor AONkkh.,
EyACE rrc hAtkk-JhAN fIEkhDNT hfA-k. OAK
r-rcrs Kocferc .ese E1o BILL connecting t3cZa "a
Pi1--or- y corrsc.Idr with tie co hGvefsraw
kev OK C. III, Railroad Lltarl-as e-ses Heve-t1p
Re.urI1g. ltsvef Elfelarav =. -
s7ery n40Il-ls . .. ecO-k Tie AEEJN ~ e-clilnS
yart.14 fyr . ..e -s.ss
-1os =, ros~snsps
lt.e q o...L l. rls - a..
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~ UIcON-IAth- 20 minutes rom the Civ con-
\ II r1t lW acres beautifully mile
ssioh .. sPsyisneyy e,el Some Q, the proper,
afford extensive A-o picturesque
hudson River The offered hap acre 70 40
Restrictions
ins Of uferio olNss u b al
and desirable
rvsDoe II oonseere superior ose; v, Of -,
that offered fcf tfy per tht r.
eCpc PEI cent for e-rr
fiup Pei1i IA now inS -
thcrst tk fuuk, and
The p,rhhorhnor For man. and a.
az ~ II, Hall NffN
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fflroirdI.


li, .r@6 for the q ~Ehs. Colds B.eeias of
Luuss o. r. b. bsd - s, r.stsass " is 's'
NJ y ofs .1d ~ ~ WILLIAM >. OLLifFE. Drsgtt No
Gver- AIS ~ HRfl :. 2 .aes s. BIO IN Also, ~
-.r,.c- f,r - RIIU~S pASlE
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G;,cnsoatp una EcilroaAs.


HOTST PAINTERS EXCURSION t. MOUNT
EERNON axe 8l11t G-orsl vi hke Tse- . NJNlAi J.
T-. ,gt re s.e1zs AMEAiCA ~ cave re toe' "a
- Eve- 4: & ocl.ck B1sss. 5-o-oE - y
- Ss-l Re- B. nc: Surs1z- q. Fe1 NeA L
A. Grs.s 80 h.rs y Ich1l' 81 - - :,
- - --,cs.s. a. o'eiocs A Co-seua1B b. " - =
:. ard 49, b. Tisr N0rth EVrr. PANIED - ~
e'- ''1 = '''eH' STEwART BANyON Tresdss-
Cs.sLEs A CL4sS. Sereis-,
4tFPCHAST-s LINE STEAMERS for ALBASN-
VI u e.sl.e.. VIZ Nsu lo-s Gs5sTS I---r0-3 -
N.NHATTtN Capt \ 49,. HLkO ..s' > a.
-. ~ - foi = Hoi.lsal = Ehl No. -
go 81 Fr ehf I.s-u reano-a rs.-s n $500,
r. ~, botsc. O. Of 1fp J. >i-HAtl . ~ 0
nay. FYPKESS for NEWARK. y. J.-Leaves
As.Es Ca ~. . bEar-EsY 40 zee - - 80
- a. M A. - q. y 10y - W. Fo1" 49, ~
CHS 0OL-LOI Bills 49, NOS DAY Prop-..,o.
INCLUSION ior the AILLIoN-CbesPrsi sah
a. sre-sc a viev g n a.7 ss-s g.
ocrst =. &C. g. a -.s p. =, - -
sO,ws ft 8. IvlcaL-t L5es-. -r-s ~ Ia 80 P-l'>
: s--.s. S.lls-.-. SprfF a. i'r-, l'l-e
CTATEN SLAM so NEw-lORb FLEhi
- NtsTlCs -C5tAP ENcCRS- CS-f1-- .. cerH - -
AT- ls7f r. co.S W lesTs a. -sl'Ts ~ 80 -.
"a t.7P = Letvt 20; O: WA - Hs~ : - 0'e7
s51- froz A y ts-g.k
HAY BOAT for ALBANY, stopping % the usisi
L.-cirr,-Th- tno-r nd s-o--s ';es-rr AM
~, Nv - ,.en - 80; s'.s' s' ...s.
-.--, rsry 49, IlhsDAt IhLheoAt slo "a = 4 A..
.TLY -5f.-F0r SHkEWSBJ III, LONH
- BBANCF oSfsN hoJsf aiSHLANy Pee mn no =
W.NF C,y P,t.r wi lss-t F'sf tog' o. kao-Hoa''
y f.f-.
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ELCsHTNG RAHROAD COMPLFTED l-Onl,

\ ninutst 70 Nevtowr splendid
For s75 70 &c IL Ayeu Addition being hghes por-
ETY. IN The ylsSe Newtovu o. the lJsey
VILLAGES on bons And and has AZ the
ie. l"<r sno NUMEROUS Churches
eh o. The ouitos Of ths city Tn. upnnso
" rs uAhnei rFnn Payment unusually favorable. Fc-
mr. t'ahes HsFt' AZ Apply JOHN = MYERS.
Nr F-un-
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: :. NAIL LINE ~ CALifOkNlA - a

u. fIr.. all sne rANA tA-i,--.;, 1919 49, -
t. .av r.rrf.c r-.. r-1sst- Oh
-aTTEDlY Aug - fo- -.e- fo1- ~ "a l--ec g.
No dis-.cl-c ae t-s-y . JhJE IA rs
a. for N Con iutrcsr % c--I-c = FL-La-- - - -e~
80 frt-rc- -fet--sric -oNH.A
7re fcrrr oac ,t for ,sss -z- siese-I = e f-s
. Irrec sctes At ~feElal Cc-l.4r. --s. rc 10
r.--..f l.--L v-ce :. Co. tic examine io
ilt-EF
u plsssse srfl, c. - Cou-li 70 oc-e - W - 70
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EOR boston via NEWPORT and FALL RlNEb
L III ~ &c superior steamer by sltTt Can; v II
l----s Ncv OH MONDAY WEDNESDAY I'D
FRIDAY 50coot P " aIa E1Plkk SrA1E Capt.. BeE
-rvtor ierves TUESDAY TISi AZ aud SAT
UktAl ccnct N. from F-; NJ 8 y 80. Battery
bon = Newport each
Eerelic De- regarded secured 70 snN applicant
ulf.. he sLa. have acef uAic f1I.
Boston iorH sld-c sLOus y sea dispatch ~ Al
tEpre- I7,igbi Trhu
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TOR SALE op EERGKN HIGHTS. south Ber-

i ren-A and eommDaious HOUSE wtl 70 ~ a.
h,E 10 seven fcres Land hE1ls1neiy lec og
Ntee,lhe Gard.n ke Il situated The Bergen Ptnt.
crd Grd commands fne o. the Civ Ead Hcra O. Wv
Yort Island AZ .her with =
kev1t Eaey OF ctousacE thf
Faue ssKS containing - 700 NJ
and svesv rowe ucs Coets a. IL e.
oeeui well hcDclt piazza There aso new
owl tint distance from Jt-
a., CV Ferrv ues lire o. - Goo
6trise For apF.f o.
ANTHDNN : BLEECfE No : br~.l-st
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CAMDEN snd AMBOl RAILROAD 20 PHILA-
ntLfhlA from ger ~ D. No-A RveTr<o hnes daily a
,ss ? ". ks-aias Line A. 4 M b. seAaieo.i
J'N FtETfk z SOUTE tNfCY taru-e y 70 piss
s-s fkaccTNN far las o. 3 EKprfss ne a
NJ. ~ JoHN PoTTER 70 kNsoY tSsscs a,re' csdss
- ssrs through Sse - WsF Acconraods.son are
t7.isTfH Lias " ts-r a. s. Eas7sn. IA. Y . y.
I'LMlRA- CANANDAlGlA and MAG ARA FALLS
II RAILROAD ~ InE CARS 9TH SOFA >EArS-TERER
TRAINS DAILY lcrees;
ksosd aarfd z-1 Yrs Railroad 10
Nisesrs tss Railroad
Fss We foAus1sl O. Detroit S6s niles. Tia
.
Rsiro.d toy rom me 0rrst rst The y and n y
Rsrr.1 Le~l-ra VITA tAs Roya. al Of
sts.rers Torun Ssa vita tie American Lin. q
kusstcn. Osdsnshursh Montreal Whit. N,a.t.n.
T reHe viii perfect FrsasF, and dsPses. Always
tnf .
FCKETS procured falIo~r from T.p,~n y. ia
Broadway, NJ sPsgcas No so Bsoaaw,v Darins C.s Ma
Us Broadway sne AZ tar New foTk and Ere Railroad
pu1ne WILLIAM g. LArUtA
SUPPLEMENTARY once CAuAndA.Ess. Jgae ie isS
VIM ". fALMKR. Agent No lis Broadway " T.
NEWPORI-lNLAND ROCTE-Leave New-York
~ ds ee.cok ats NJ b. Se~ Hsvsn Erps.. to New
Lot thsrce BY steamer
Steamer 10 Ns~po The thai IL
mel deet tsse< neaA~rfes cheapest; Thrvask
q fro'ttenee 81. 10 Newport -
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II Or the Dwelling p 1lss tne
neoe-sr, Ouilnid ves nitsssnt, sifutted u LAM
Counsy AswJsrsy Pc og sno terms y re.s
uushi. FoT furttr IurtirSsr' spi Z, 70 NJ SAL
EDI-sE M $50 lfefl ti.i-at A - lAatf
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I'OR SALL-IWO DWELLING HOU SIS. eStI
with Lot ~ by 100 ahuu, l0o vurd ron
ths Railroad DeT0t Patterson Inquire q Wk GLEDE L.
Attorney ~ Law, Peterson \
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EARM for sALE.-The subscriber wishing 70 retire
Tor SALE on BERGEN HIGHTs-0n the Plsnt

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RAlLkOAD LANDS-l hsve TRACT OF LAND
~ ths snnsury sns Er. Ra-oss IN NJ ks4n Co Pa whh
sM ENCHASGf FOR PRINTING Materials suitable iox
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EOR SALE-A lOJ>E in frst-rafe order. Gnd
thu f=f e. rSr,lnr; laad; good variety Of
fruit irees s'she A0uas situated IL Nescnst'I
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distant fuf particulars andy 90 JOSEPH bAlLEl 20 "a, TTen
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ilk Dutefst sruoAl,u three
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.OR sALE-SPRINGDALR FARM. cont

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Rfnl estate for 6aie.

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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-06
RYsBURG, WOOD COUNTY, oHIo SATURDAY, MAY g. 1854.
NO. 9.

TREED BY A LOCOMOTIVE years age,
Prof Larabee visited Portland, Maine. He
had been strolling in the neghborhood, and
was out ill nightfall, which found him d
mile or two from his quarters. He started
homeward, and soon came to an inlet for the
tide water, spanned by railroad bridge,
nearly half mile in length. One of the
three alternatives must be chosen--to walk
about an extra mile to the head of tide water
and to this his tired legs shook remon-
strance--or stay there and wait until the
evening train from Boston came in and then
cross-and to this his empty stomach de-
INJURED with earnest sup[ per icaton or to
cross now on the bridge and risk it. His
reason protested that was dangerous, but the
legs and stomach had majority of two
thirds, and carried the question.
Over he started-he had got about one third
of the way across, when he heard The scream
of the steam whistle, and looking back, saw
the lightning train" coming on, at forty
miles an hour. Toge back was impossible;
to outrnn it was equally difficult; to stand
by the side of the track Oh that narrow bridge,
with considerable specimen Of the &c deep
blue sea" beneath, was inexpedient. What
should he do? One thinks very fast under
such circumstances. On came the train
louder shrieked the whistle; the bridge was
gained and the Professor qraS on 1t. At this
moment his eye caught sight of the telegraph
post standing beside The bridge. He ran to it,
caught hold of it and cooncd up in very un-
digniied haste, while the screaming snorting,
galloping train dashed by. AS soon as his
nervous excitement calmed down, he descen-
ded and walked slowly supperward.' He
thinks, however, that climbing the pole" is
serious matter, owns up to having been
treed by locomotive and escaped by tele-
graph Brookville American.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-06

CLERICAL STRIKE--One of our Presbyteri-
an exchanges says: What has often been
remarked upon joliingly, has come to pass.
Ministers have struck for higher pay--not to
say wages: A body of Unitarian clergymen
held convention in Boston recently, and
fixed tariff of prices for occasional supplies
They agreed that ministers without charge,
supplying vacant pulpits, either by request
of churches or pastors, should receive pay
varying from $l2 to 1926, and expenses, ac-
cording to the salaries paid. They voted
unanimously not to supply single Sabbath
Oh any less terms"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-05-06
Romance in Real Life.

RkOmanCc III ltCdl
Mr. C, assuming the name OF Jones,
some years since, purchased a small piece of
land, and built on it a neat house on the
edge of "a common in Wiltshire Here he
long resided, unknowing, and almost un-
known by the neghborhood. Various con-
lectures were formed respecting this solitary
and singular stranger at length clergyman
took some notice of him. and occasionally
inviting him to his house, he found him pos
sessed of intelligence and manners which
evidently indicated his origin to have been
in the higher stations of life. Returning one
day from a visit at this clergyman's, he pas
sed the house of a farmer, at the door OF
which was the daughter employed at the
washng-tub. He looked at the girl mo-
ment, and thus accosted her: - My girl.
would YOU like 10 get married? because if
yon would, will marry you" Lord, sir! /!
this is strange question from man | new
er saw in my life before
"Very likely" replied Mr.. Jones, " but
am serious, and will leave you till ten O clock
tomorrow to consider of it; will then call
on YOU again, and if your father consents,
we will BE- married on the following day
He kept his appointment, and meeting
with the father, he thus addressed him. "Sir,
have seen your daughter, | should like her
for wife, and | am come to ask your con
sent This proposal" answered the old
man, is very extraordinary from a stranger
Pray, sir, who are you?" "Sir," replied Mr..
j., "you have a right to ask this question :;
my name is Jones; the new house on the
edge of the common is mine, and if it be
necessary, can purchase your house and
farm and half the neighborhood."
Another hours conversation brought all
parties 10 one mind, and the friendly clergy
man aforementioned. united the happy pair
Three or four years they lived in this retire
nent. and were blessed with two children
Mr.. J. employed the greater part Of his time
in improving his wife's mind. but never dis
closed his own origin. At length, upon ta-
king Journey of pleasure with her, while
remarking the beauties of the country, he
noticed and named the different gentlemen's
seats as they passed; coming to magnificent
one, this, my DEAR said he, 4" is BIS
house, the seat of the earl of E., and, if you
please, we will 90 IN and ask leave to look
at it, it is an elegant house and will probably
smuse YOU
The nobleman who possessed this mansion
had lately died. He once had nephew who,
in the gaities of his youth, had incurred some
debts. on account of which he had retired
from fashionable life on about f200 per an
mum, and had not been heard of for some
years. This nephew was the identical Mr.
Jones. the hero Of our story, who now took
possession of the house. title, and estate, and
is the present earl of E - English paper