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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-05-13
A Victimized Youth.

One Of our country friends the other day
related 10 US the particulars of an incident
that occurred in the vicinity of his residence,
which may serve as warning 10 young Jer-
seymen who venture over the cold Key.
stone" on courling expeditions. As line story
goes, young gentleman residing in New
Jersey made several call on young lady liv-
ing in neishboring township, the daughter
of -aYidow lady OF considerable property
During one of his visits he was pursuaded
by the maneuverings of the mother and
daughter 10 promise to marry The !atter-an
engagement, he afterwards felt anxious to be
released from. He so told The widow, WHO
raved and siormed means OF enforcing her
purposes, retained the splendid horse and
buggy of the unfortunate youth, at The same
time declaring that she would not consen, 10
restore him his property nor release him
from the engagement until he paid down the
sum Of $1,000, which he actually did -
Threats OF lawsuit for breach of promise
OF Marriage SO frightened the verdanl Jersey
man that he "sockcd down the cash" ralher
than encounter the peris of sui. in Court.
Look out for lhs widows, boys They are
troublesome creatures 10 deal with, especial.
ly when a poor Jerseyman fall into their
hands.--EaSton argus.
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The Court met on Monday afternoon, al
two o'clock, the room being as crowded as
usual
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PAPER Towns IN NEBRAsKA.-The Nebraska
Pioneer of March 24lh says: "We would ad-
wise all our friends to beware of paper towns.
There is al this time perfect town making
mania; everybody seems desirous of being
The owner OF town. All persons desiring to
secure an interest in Nebraska would do well
TO examine for themselves or get RESPONSE.
BILE agent 10 act for them. Never buy from
floating. speculalors, unless you thoroughly
examine the tile and property, or you may be
heeced.p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-08
TIE ELMIRA HORSE FAIR.
[ The N. Y. HihnAe.

Corre.psrdence Of The N Y. Tribune.
OwyGo Togo County, Sept ., 1857.
Although placsrded on tho bills o. the Young
Mems Natior 81 Mechanical and Agricultural Fair"
this was merely hone-rsce; no mechanical or ayr
culture! articles were on exhibition; two ia. women
and sone stoves were oil the objects Of tIscon, OF
course excepting tho races, which wore seither
mechanical dor agricultural The Fair grounds we're
finely arranged; the rsce-course could Ardly have
been better, and accommodations for eatds were
good Still we cannot pronounce the Fair sacce.si
We think il slightly savored Of hambUg' Wsdnes-
day afternoon was devoted TO the trottns mssch
between Flora Temple aud Lancet. Flora won tho
dsy There were many bets and goodly excitement,
among the outsiders. The number Of people prssest,
although estimated in the Geographic rspo,s a. t0vU,
was certainly rot more than half that number. Many
more were expected the railroad farce were reduced
u half price, still the spectators Of this grani national
exhibition wee obviously few and far between
Considering the Wanted gre atness OF the IN tstahng
The picbpocktts were around a. usual, ard many
u guarded people vent away poorer thar when they
arrived. Liquor flowed freely. This was Gil mas
your correspondent, ga l,okeron in Vienna, roticea
worthy Of remark at the Elmrs Horse Far, which
those who posses. an elastic imagination term Tho
Yourg Mems National Mechanical and Arisaisursa
Frhibitiop y. a. v.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-08

AsAIFnAY At foRr MONROE Tie EaJoAs a.5
P.,taaosM Herald has the following sccouS. Of -
assault committed by armed United Sstes soldiers
vuop citizens OF Norfolk at Fort Monroe, The Prove
cation being TIA. some other parties had sorsed
Cbl.ed Staies soldier:
"A serious sFiay took place at Old Point Oh Aon-
cav sst in which an essau,t was perpesraea a2os
acme re,uettabe citizens Of Norfolk oy an ofeer and
sine Of the men Of Tor Monroe. IL seems Ihs' no
steamer Coffee, With rather misce!aSeoIs company;
yert ON che sp pleasure eNcnrrion 70 oIS Iy'n. Si
The Cape that on approaching toe ,sa 80, a.
n oke fnt Che lues 10 which be pad 10 s't'ntt'n.
Vi.p .be boa. was maize fsst 10 inc w i soa'. IA
Tho ,ovroi, ON boud lesped on shore sn1 osa. we
IT. r,,ncrrifnlly The Coffee then leii, Iss'hg ~
10 vith her and shortly after tho steamer
ri t,onneJ At the wharf with an oTttriy asd
n..,t oonnrpy and some THE pssserxers got %
p '..a IN sfn until her return from the Capss.
~, ,;e affer while siI or seven vi these gen
i - -. waking along quietly, they veTs sudr
I.rI, %, upon by I'm officer and fifteen slrssoeos,
.~n.J with sabert who, without eny warning eoD-
m'Icsd cuftps and 81 ,hirg among them.
a NJ wynn. was severely Gu. on the head, face
and ann. Sir Nottingham received CT. % tho
head. ord NJ - Finch narrowly escapsd bsgiag bis
h, "a ut open. The oCer then ordered JSs 1Tes; OF
two 81, rr gentlemen Il The company. 30. d The
.eyTes Mat made 10 hin Of the fact ID :. Trey we're
nft present al tho fTacas, they were reaassd. Inc
officers al soldiers h.l acted under tho ing ssfo Oh
hat tie party they ss3siIcd were :noss "'o hs1
attack d tie sentry, although 4 they BAD pcen .T
rcct in tia, suppoAiton snch s.ro'ioa' eohhe' SO"
be Wholly uIjns;iGabe.'
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ENGLISH GossIp.-We take the following frcn

ENGLISH GOssIP.-We take the following ffcn
London letter, dated Aug. %:
Tennyson is at the L.kes, in III health 10 which,
! fear, his op.amsating habits have not Little COB
tibuted. DICKENS, with his amateur troupe, has bad
o perieo, ovation in otton.spinnng Manchester The
fin, sunbcI OF Ths.keray new SERIAL Ia to apes, %
the lst Of November, and to b. entitled The Viz.
Gin ians, which sounSs as If American scenery and
character were 10 Ggure in it. The 6rst three volumes
Of Cary.er Frederick the Greet are in the press;
the matter has accumulated him ~ he prcoeedsd,
ard this i. bit an instslnent Of what be himself coz
sidors bis a,ag0ao, tor psa1iugssj opus. nIs. sd
that omopg literary notablitics who have become cos.
yeris 10 Spirsinaslu il now to be named Eisabsth
Barrett Brow nil g. The poe,os, recently enriched By
the nunhcebt boquest Of John Kenyon, and whose
little SOD boy Of nine, is s bee 'mes the child Of
poet father and mother perfect marvel Of prscoesy
in music and song"
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DEEMS RAIL "A D
III nII y u Z. Rill.IE

III
The Penn.yvtna Rsilroed connects at Fssu'sh ~ ~
rsS, 70 and rom s: Louis No Alton, G.sns ed Secrs
- Frsatior, Lexington and IJdsvlls Ky TsTre ssge
Madison, Lafayette ard lnaaapas !nG CiaSnns payts
sprns6ed Beefon,siDr ssDdnsty fo,eGo C'eyeiaee 20
tin5us Lanrsvie Ga,si.Jn c1 Ncorr. Oioi also wa ~
nean packet boats otD and - keuooAns 81 LouA L'n~
~" and CiDeiDosh
sIoush Tose m the r,.. be 4d >. sny .! se shove
asntiousd pssss u ,he Wet
Pesecn n Bad tbs the shse,f rno. csre6c.s soe
on Portable root. bstyNcn The East cd W err
vROu NEW YORK 40 CiHCINnkTi ~ n Hr.tAo
IRON NV YORK To CHICAGO IN - HOURS
PRON HEW-yOHH TO ST LJuls IN u hI,'AG
Fore a. lJv asy Other Route
sre h.r dbflis IN tba boteIs u THE CIV
vyousn r. kets further iunrrsi ay - ,. - ,ks
sAos of IA. PENNSYLVANIA RAIL9okD,
~. Ssinr ,Iyuss F.oe,.ay
4, Jl.l.tCTJ sasxA
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~ NEN-iobK -si'v,nqs B.d,n eat Ann sr,n Dha!sl
Goac;n ,Dd Charlotte ';od' n his 70 "a r,. and
sXsee.iI II ssipse decssJ sis C.sha s1i Ca.o
linz b., wis, ChtIs, H. k-sn and Emma III, vic Emma
Avn S1-n A.f'ss swan John frsn .Ei rn,s Is wife
Jthn p N.sder villa Pop1sn, nsgs so,r 80 ~ Lam
Juhnrop Jc.,ph O.vs- F!sncSs U5Ist-
4 ber 81 GeoF-c Low Relief
com -, verb To tlo 5.seJdant JouG sWLS: Voa srs
mi, at on which fled n she Else % e., Ck II .he
Ci, and .olpJ of SewYeh =: the cty Hsl an Csy IL
srxYe,h sn ne III jsy Of Iuy, ST. All . serve ,o,y q
your sp,weI ihe s.d sopiri the st lssi
oaes 10 30 Bro-irsy ID :he ely 81 N.sioIs, shin
60, Ia. a. hs scrycs Of -3s "a ye- s,rlu
n, Il re De, Of s1ea ss,si tnd sSl a. 20 sSeT no
80. ,I,nI s,A,B TIE Tina GfFssd, he Dpinhg ~ iiis
-, q, yhl ,ppi, 10 a.. ey he is:ssf u.
.onpl,iai -ba 81 Dag SA 81
var ANT'ssRp .hs.t rsisans aisssys
IN a, RS, n ttSsSvsy v Z.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surf sss
cftte C5uBy Of New YoTh Notice 10 b.r.by gwen a
ysF.cnr having ,sps sssH.! ASDREAS TEYN late 81 The
City II Y0Is soess deceased pre.en the same, With
y0lcher. ihtI.l % the .nb.erb.r. the s.ors II &
sCHABbEHAR, Nc 70 .dsopst, in The City c! New Ysrs
before the ,vspy siIh day Of ssyn BE-! IeIt-Dsssl
E.v.YUh, the Sd day 81 Mu,h lss1
MATTHIAS hOPHE
CARL p. SCHABBFHkH tyrsu,o~a
ERNEST A. sCHABBEHAR)
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CTPREbIE COTRT.-GEORGE SNYDER,
~ LAMls BLACK AL hERMAN STUN sssis,t Ek1A

II 7
- JAMls BLACK AID HERMAN STURN sssis,t EkbA
C. RIAD. SuDpsns Money 1eEsad cosssc:. tCJr
tos Er) To The defendant Yoa heesy snnuosed AID
.equ.d the complaint in this sooa vich viz ~
York bo City Ha! In The said City aud 10 copy Of
your the said compliant the sbscbsr, a. ks
oHoe no IS Eass.u street Ia said ety. within teuy dys
sfer services Of thi, exclusive CT tss
tsy ssol service fail 20 tie s:id ANT
within Tho time aforesaid tao Plaintiffs ia his action viii seis
judgment you for lie OF sixty doisrI with teI
t Ma ief besdes tee costs OF this
sclioa --Ds.eiAus1I g, 1857. Ri A. ADAMS,
PLAINTIFFS A.oTns-, Nc IS Esssag.st.
The s.mmo1s All c-prlent il tia don cd - tie
o. he Cerk of ia Cy sna County of New lo-s On Gs
l,tA d,y Q! August, 1887. RI. A ADAMS,
sull lavswrrs Plaintiffs A,t-Tnsy.
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NII MIMI COI n I--City diiu tVtiIt! OF .WW.
~ YoIk VALENTINE MOTT, PisintA sysigs. EDWIN
GlCKS DserlsDt Summons mercy leksrt con; as.
tod II, served the Delc-d,at 70. sre hereby cum
ald -.cu..ca 60 tie 'JInps'Is n The aos,
9bh va be fsd The $500 Of tbe CeIk q tie Cisy ara
County 0. NewYoIk o. thc t:y h.l in ,au city s2d 70
copy the sai c)I3p..nt Tia 'uh
5sT Of MS ore No. IS C-s pIs.s S.rsc. n So city yas
twcaty lays after ,sr seTcc CT tti ye eIciu'
ave Q! the Jay q sun se:y' a-t yoJ s 70 so.Bsr tie
sai3 aiat within =" time sFo.5 tie ps.aiA II this
acaI vii take sssnsf you the niue htn
DEE sn1 nEey dolsIf With iE:sres $50 from iks Is.
Jay Of Jsnu.y. ls3 and Sst on tie let DAY 0! Jsosay
iS,o besde the Of Tia seton Dated "a June 1851
r. TOWNSEND. P,sn:id's A,iospsy.
III. eOaP,ni The above eatt>d action duly lsa 10
~, ofcs OF .ae Csk Of hs City and County Il EesYo.t
the 24ih dss OF Juiy, ItJ;.-Ds,sd Inly a Ias7.
sui IsstH T. x P-rOWySFrD P.st-tit'. Attorssy.
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COURT-County Of Kings.-PETER

. DLLMONlCo, P!aig:a. sgs!n,t ELIZA FRANCES
MATHEWS wife d MATTHEWS. srd 10 said -
NATTiEWS Defendants -.jlnin,ns-qo the Deicnd'nts
Voc Hereby rnirsned ana Io,'d 70 ss"er tse So.
Of H. ConD.s KiosE the City ls IN tie CAy o Brook
Iyn % he h DAY Of September 1857 sud 70 seIvo copy 81
,o, ,n,Ue, 10 Sc ,si complaint the sobsSI y: ttor
flee Nc Wall shoet, In tho Cky Of New York, within
ts.n, day, sesr TIE serycs 81 u, TIT mons 90 5o ea
the said COMPLAINT wisn the tine a1sss'd tie Plaintiff !.
he Nd ,onp,.iu. IDst,d September A. u 1871.
TfiERAssoN RRYAH, Attorney for Pa-Hss.
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CUPREME COURT-COUN'rY or QCEENS

CI'PREME COI'RT-COUNTY OF QUEENS.
- JOHN BARRY. Plaintiff against ASAiBAL DE- MOS
OIJEKA ANDREW LAWRENCE. JOSEPH A. Law
hENCE ana RICHARD 81 SIi Defendants Summons foI
rcrTo tn Defendant. above famed sne to c,A o, ,SeI
IN tbs ec. Oh which Is lcd IL OHcc u the Cefk o e
Comfy o. Queens thu Town u Jsscs IN the sd County
III sopy whereof is herewith served AID 70 s,7e
copy OF yo-1 the said complaint on tho soscct %
tb,ir Office No Wal street il the City OF NeH'foTs hn
enty asr tie scIvtc t on yol ''o
Of the Jsy q suc .eryic. and h 60 sn.wef q" ssid
win arr, 70 tb Cu oI he relief dcEaoded 10 The SD ., u
r'int. Da;el July Il, A. .s5 o., ,nv,
q I.wlpyIr, Al .oTneys e.. Pleintii.
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AEW-JERSEY RAILf@1D-Io. PH,La
~ pEhPni. ND. sog-H 5Dl EST, 2. yEsss,
way It. anf on .laS ID "a % Ra: 1 4l ;gS'
ssl.;a 's Wi:.irs z sprolh a. 'nd 'af'Gsa s'ss.s'
s'i'si W'.-Ls'oi = S G. ...., s,v,
Nc Bsss,ss WI BE- -e,etvea for sny nnle.. J-v-.ed
and e1ecled IS u!ru,e. IN .dvce Cd e 1s II !e.vtns
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-Tbe GREAT
i CENTRAL ROUTE, correcting he Atlantic eites With
Western North western aud su,b western state. b.. ca
sih daily line Of Steamers 70 81 ports IN the Western Rivera
and e. Cleveland end ssndushy with ,.ete' 70 =. Hos
and raiabe BY which FREIGHT can b ETvSsed 70
sHTEs s 1S WEI PHILADELPHIA ard PITTSBURGH
Sssr CLls.-Boc,s, shoeI Hate and cspA l,,nn,,S
Booh, Dry Good. "a boxes bale. and truEsS 100 D.
s.eo sto cl.s."bo@e:tic sLseens kLTih: md
Ticking lin original ba.es) Drug IN cesAs Hard
Leather tn rolls CT bo1es Wool and Sheep 100 d.
snsn CLAssSnei;. s,e. Chain. in asks:
Hemp Bacon and POrl sated Goose or in ..ei't Ico
FoUIIH GAS -Cosse Fish. Bacon, Beef snd)
Port I'm essis boxes Es,tvsrd) Lard end " c-I.s
Lsrd Oil Esls Soda Ash German Cal, Tar. no D.
sLova-sl y Dbl: aI,il further notice.
CoTToS-s2f bale not exceeding 800 weight until further
L SHIPPING esot. rom sos eos. q rAu;s.ss:
Pttsburrb win be Forwarded .ithou. detention.
ST.. Co T. h:1. Es. ~ sSn %r
Ind Dumesni Bed Co., and Garter Jewest Louisville,
xu Co.. ciHesns s w. VA dsSss Co, 0 zsasrs
Ohio ksest c.. No 8 klby;, BC:ten Leech Co. Y:
Gee. {. Innc.seu. Pittsburgh
HSSs1Gs Gssssf sssss Aiis
U
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NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

~ YORK n ROCHESTER The ROCHESTER aad
3ENEsEE VALLEY RAILROAD 10 row open, and, In
,rr,ion With Buaso Corning and New Goh. AID New
yoi and Enc Rsrcsds tonas d'eot r0s from Eev-i oh
O Rochester
The restaes q this route tcsether III the Uhor cnn
fort afforded BY tho wide renders by TAR tie most eesS
bic between the above .pamee-lt.es
Tibet, con BE- procured 1t the New aud Ee Rsisosd
Coiet Ofee foot VI OuaIss, and Do iS oLoacusy Gso
In Jerscy City.
Baggage CHECKED through
lar M dispatch inform Ces.red n regard thereto
can be by ealing .be 0eners Freight Agent ~ sos
S,wYorh and Erie lsrosd Erie Builcinssi or T. . fAI
PAN F,urr.s Freisbt Agent, No lT Broadway
No trains OF the Bpfalo. Coming AVID New soIs ntoe, Oh
Sunday. j. AEDflELO eopc!nteto1i-
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TIE A...,s Iste.i,esasr say, tina. CaNt Ja-ice
Hen ,llIl hoe been sc!.s.-d - deliver Gu, 81 on
II. he aIJ ,,yy;,ss Of Or. Thos. J. Ra~si n An
un.
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N,EW-YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD

-
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN SUMNER ARRANGEMET, commencing July H. 1851
Passenger station IL New OH. nth st and %sv en-
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK-For NewHsv.n III
$40 . Ie1) 12:4a S43. 4:2o lex and $50 m foi
> M FOR Milford strstord, fairfield Southport aud Wes
sort 7:2o M; ia+5 S:45 45o m FoI NorwaM go e;N
ard Greenwich. 5:2o 82D l2s5 3%5 $50 6:So 90
is (eI 450 Dos S35 For Port Chester and Inferno
nsa stations 1920 o2n if:E, 3:45 45 5:a5 6D N
CONNECTING TRAINS-Por Boston, SGD q N lex D. 4:0
. NJ (eI) For Hartford Snd Springfield ESQ m. teI !Q1
N 20 D. (ox For Connecticut River Railroad 10 Mont
raj $40 and $50 m. lex TO Northampton For
canal Railroad lex and l2:4Sp H. TO NOrbsnS
,on For NewLondon Railroad, $40 . n. 40 2 IN tf
aousstonic Railrosd 8:2as 4:2 70. Nsnsstuot
asiIosd $40 M, l2:45 and 4S IN For psnburJ ssd
Noyvalk Railroad 1:3o s:2o N %;2pn
TRAINS TO kEW-YORK-Rrom New Haven, e:H',
sSs m lc1). liSo (e1), $50 P m. te.0 From shSe3
1ro1n Eorwslk <45 6iA e:l5 1898 lex 2:6 6xl
ma s. b:<5 1906 (e1 Prom Port Chester 6T, 6:N
'lss sSs. ii:sO ~ teI 81 uPoYr .,,u,,..,.o,.
INDEPENDENT LINE between NETWORK,
i BOSTON, PROVIDENCE BRISTOL and hBWPORr-
steamer GOVERNOR, CAPT Chss De srra. viii leave Nsv-
Ytik from Pier No - foot Of RobsDso1-st n every
TlTEHDAY, THURSDAY and SUNDAY. st o'clock p N.
Fare between New York and Boson.........es
"''' " h. BYLAW, Ascn, IN tSs Whrf.
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tOaifr-Gnrc.
Eraal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Vi the Surrogate
Of tho County Of NewYok Io:ice hereby sven 70 u
o,tsor, ls,;1s Claims sgsas CHARLES r. WOOSTER ises
Of the Civ Of EeuYok Captain In the allied States Army
deceased T. present the with youchs thereof ne
ut Der residence No u Ccnrts.rcet in the Gig cs
g,uolyn n Y before the thiieih coy Of Noyembss
ssxt dated NevYoIk, the twenty 6fh day Of Nay 49,
avs isrf,nT MARIA SrEBBINs, AdmiBsTath2-
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GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE via MICHIGAN
ARLE RIA L r o A q
H SIMMER ARRANGEMENTS,

BIMMtN NHHANOLMTNIb
Commencing WEDNESDAY June 8 1887.
Trains leave Depot of White and CcntTests: m
rOOn Fa,s Trans connecting with line Of stages for Las
Il Falls with line Of for ke Mobopsc Pudys
Rdge6ed at Brcwstcrs for Danbury at Chatham Four
with Western Railroad for Albany Troy SerstoSe and
he West 81 NJ Mieron Train, stopping Of oil sssona
m-Wilisms Bridge Train, stopping ct all stations 81
m-Wbite Plains Train. stopping at CT stations .
Leave 2sth.st Station: 7;p Williams Bridge Trsin
oppipg at all stations IL m-Wiuams Bridge Train. stop
vae at oil stations III m-Whe Plains Train. stopping q
AZ stations p mWillisn. Bridge Train stopping q 81
stations m-Croten Falls Trair stopping q. oil rsdonA
sp. NV iiams Bridge Train stopprs e. al s.ations
VIM. j. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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HINTS ON u2ALIIi: Wi.a FAMILIAR ISsravcrfoAs Fos
Iug TsE ,TsENr ASD PRssLR .rroV Tug sEiS NAE,
Tgy1H. FSEs, b. By WILLIAM Z, WARD COsLj, NJ. u.
l.rso. PIP 30. T'hBo, f:lits.
IN spite Of lie tcl1ge Of work tie ar OF presery
il hcal;h, with which great and gohous rcpub.
&c" is Needed Few natioDs ,ess practically OBJ
.eIyant of the principles OF sound hygiene than our
own oL,erPrisD2 eoun.ymep. ]; would seem BIKE car
~. cos.s 30 NewossG 20 rcpos. for tho ten thou
sandth time the eoDmon-sense directions which CON-
pose the substance 81 this little voune bu. rnl the
nos. obvious rales Of physical eduoaton are applied
to personal bab:;s il 10 By seperuous to pre-
sen: them 10 new form. DE- Coaie has brought for
wad gIes. varsity Of important information, which
eennot b. too urgently pressed the attention OF the
reader. liz style of writing Is popular, and, n tic
main, pleasing though 60; uSformly correct. For e1.
ample be u.c- The word i.:'' instead Of " ii, arc
"aty" il stead Of q. all ,2pres-ior-r whlh o'sh
MT to escaDe Boston N ID.
FlE.ryEfs o. LOGIC ~ Bt.ss CORN y u '--'-
PIP. 40 l.. ~. b ief q -
The web Known teolie Of .rchO'7''P
bss served as h b. .ie IN Tic me'en' 'o.'n'9, -
u.ses ID p,e,eps.ons % originality o pT'i'a''nsS'
~, ain,s 10 .,bita. ID. leading Prncipe- % fsc1
So eDce N p,cu.s. form. Tia aniSot . ''issSH d
nDab a Ii.arslure In BE tni's7n'J d Feal'y"a"'
but hi, .v, s,yL ear haySJ DC ;skeS ." sh''o' pose
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Tor BOSTON, via NORWICH and WOE
CEsTER-Day :. t,e% Es5 fOet . Of , mc
MONDAYS wEDNEspAYs end FSlDAYs .nd y sse
nans ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS 70
Auyns Point thence by and handsomely nnishsd hx
teen for Worcester Boston, Providence Law
renee Lowell Nashua Concord White Mountains and every
ber section Of State can be engaged BY
applying on board L. D. MARTIN Agent st his oce
koto orr ourtlandt-s
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0wsON RIVER RAILROAD.-From May

"0I)SON RIVER kA1LHOAU.-FrOm MY
25 1887 trains viii leave CbAbsIss Station 90 oisows
Express trains and a:l6 M Albany PASSENGER trains
or PoushkeepAe An aud and pm for Pcctsks, o:o
an 1he Popshiscpse PeoAskn and Sng Sing trains top -
me vsy stations Passengers taken Chsbers Canal Chrs
Opbsr ana Siststs Trains fr New Yorh leave Troy IS
uid O:40 and 80 m, and Albany 4>7 s;lS and 10;
M AID SS9paa y. SMITH. superintendent
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%EW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On ~
~ after Monday Jpne Is 1897 ud Until further notice, ias
pUNKiRK EXPRESS. q. M, for Daniirt
BUFfALO EXPRESS. at C M, for Buffalo. 49,
MAIL. o. NJ for Dulkirt and Buffalo and intermediate
stations
ROCKLAND PASSENGER .. $50 Pm. from foo. Of Chan
via Perrront SuEerrs and ip.cpe stations
WAY PASSENGER q. pm. for Hsvtursh, AiddetovR
Snj interre date stations.
EMiGRANT 81 pm for Duniiri and Buffalo and intss.s
fste stetions -
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Tie KnicktrJoeker for September commences new
seres Of Mr.. Kimballs Saint Ieger," the admirable
descriptive and thoughtful story which won soch high
commentator on i.s original appearance.
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THE ABOVE TRAINS Rim DAILY, tSUND
RYCN pTRnl

NIGHT EXPRES6 o. Pun. i0F Dunfirf evcy DAY.
NIGHT EMPRESS ct } pm for Buffalo, every DAY.
Those Express Trains connect g. Elira with the Faxa
Canspdasus Niagara FGs Railroad for Niagara Ras 81
8pshamon With the Syrscase and Binek anton Rsrosd fz
Syracuse, Coming with Buffalo, Coming and New forh
Railroad for Roeheer ct Great Bond with Delaware, lscAs
and We,terL Rs!osd for Scranton Q. HorlelsvEs
sith the Boso ard New Yoh city nsIooa FOX Buffalo; Of
6ufslo and buhkrk with the Ike Shore Railroad Tor Give
and CiDcinDst, Ioedo Detroit, ChicsSo. &c
HOMER RAMSpELL, frss.oest
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U-Fst Cabin SEQ; Second Cabin s50-In the frse -
psddseb heel steamships ARIEL, 2co0 tuns and NORTH
ETAR $50 tuna from Pier No North River Ct noon
precisely carrying the UNITED STATES MAILS viz:
Leave SEw-YORK for SOUTH Bremen for Hevre and
AAPTON, HAvRE aud BRE Southampton SouthsIn peo1
MIN ti1 fosa
NORTH STAR. saturday Sept 1Ssty, Oct s Wed Dot
ARIEL. Saturday Oct 3sAty Oct ~ Voc NoT.
Tbese ships touch at HsvT Specie delivered In Lon
Con and Paris Dor passage Or freish sHPyto H.
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L,OR LIVERPOOL - The UDited SIat's sDa1h
IN ,btp ATLANTIC, O. Eldridge Commander viii depart
WIN The Vhitcd States msis Tor Europe positively on SAteh
DAY Sept u at 70 o'clock from her berth a. inc foot "a
For eisht or passage having uneIusled eoconmo-
sktons for ec sance and comfort, spTy TO-, ~, 20 r,
EDWARD X. COLLINS No. IS Wa e.
Pa,sspsers ere requested to be board a; ii clock M
Az Ltfe must pass through the Post O1cc any others HaA
NOTICE Tile Of this hns have improved wate'-
light compartments. -. -, a., -
The ADRIATlC, tspt James Nes WI SAL on zoe @,h q
September. A., r .L, H..
IN ali respects o. good new and the thorough extn'psoa
Owen them proves their mode Il construction yet uncqua.d
eTser the regular butt Ships foT this Line viii pa'
Spynr he entire service.