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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-09-16

our granaries may be amply filled,
our barns well stored, and peace and
contcntment preside at every hearth
stone.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-09-16

I
OUR STOCK
will consist in part of all the different varie-
ties of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
White Goods,
Household Goods,
Eng. 81 Am. Prints,
Carpets,
Hats & Caps,
Boots Il Shoes,
Ready Made Clothing,
West India Goods,
Groceries,
Crockery e. Glass Ware,
Yankee Notions, &c. &c.
Farmers Produce taken IN exchange for
Goods
Our Groceries will invariably be purchased
with cash and sold at
The Lowest Margin Of Profit.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-09-16
DIR CHRIsr,E,s AGuE BALsAM

has attained its immense popularity through il
lowu merits, its great power IN curing disease.
Its singular harmes-ness, and freedom troml
iihurtful ingredients. II can be taken by the help
less infant, vigorous youth and feeble age, everI
lw.thout INJURY and always with benefit.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-09-16
Wall Paper.

TIME subscribers have just received a good
Il stock of Wall Paper, Window Paper, Oil
Shades, Dry Shades, Putnam's Fixtures, Cords
and Tassels, which they will sell low for cash
or produce. L. B. e. WRIGHT.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-09-16
Clothing, etc

Clothing, etc.
M ORE Boots and Shoes, Ready made Cloth
wi ing, Hats and Caps, just arrived making
my stock full and complete, all of which We
will sell at small profits.
WRIGHT l. BROTHER.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-09-16

OATS and CORN for sale at the lowest mar
~ ket price 10y
WRIGHT s BROTHER.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-09-16
Ut Congressional District.

For Congress,
MUEL X. CURTIS. Lee County
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-09-16
AFFLICTED FOR YEARS.

Il Above are only few testimonials in favor of
ICHRISTlEs AGUE BAiSAM, but space iorbids
llpublishing more. Price, 81 per bottle, or 81
bottle. for So
v BOII.FS, SMITH 4 co, IA South Water IT., Chi
lcago, Proprietors for the North Western states i
lIlso, Wholesale Dealers Ia Patent Medicines gen
lerally.
For Sale by c. IL Haskell, St Charles City
Hubbeli 4 Co, Bradford : smith, Floyd Hsr
Neu so. GAINESVILLE.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-09-16

For Member Of Congress.
WIN. f. LEFFINGWELL. Clinton County
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-09-16

Second Congressional District.
For Mes~Jer Of Congress,
WILLIAM VANDEVER. Dubuque County
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-09-16
READ WHAT AGENTS SAY.

Dr.. II. SyMiis, of Nation, H., under date Of
IAug, ~ 1858, saws Send me another lot M
LHrtsrIN:S AGiE BAi.saN, a have bat tvs" bottle
m store, ami tbs demand Is Un the increase.
am n,uring every bottle, and as yet none have
been returned.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20

10 hef Vac wac peculiarly dislasteiul. hh
seemed always excessively annoyed 10 hi
preAeRef fft he was ever az her side SIN
dared NOT dismiss him pGtiFoly fof feat ct th,
parental anger Things went on iu this Wa,
Tor year or two, aud as ! partouk largely %
ln{ s,hlerh hatred Di him ! resolved a. pc
rld Of him Ia some way, cast about for
pan lpr some Time but nothing occurred thai
gave ne the slightest hope OF success.
~ last returning home late one summer
hiRht rom the mill, ! found the Mmil, al
lheir nightly deyotious, Passing by the win.
anW oi the room iu which thoy were assem-
hled' ! saw that Pickering was there, uud urri-
" su0l,l discovered that bee Was naddiug, and
hnhlly his head dropped, Now Was my op-
ponunliy- ! s,olo Ellis into the hall, and
reaching the hall door, which was slightly
HtHr, urt rtUFr by which Pickering Wns. on
n'hdtd Knee ] reached IN aud quickly null,
lhB ms chair irom uudrr him, hc rolled hrny-
ii,li' az q sound sleeper would, upon the floor
ne NOISE alarmed all The old gentleman
stopped in the midst of bis almost iutcrmiua.
Die prayer, and spW the position of Pickrriu,,
Al lhe lgmly laughed oulrighti even my
mother smiled
pickering cudcayorcd 10 pick himself nm
az lAPdli ns possible, but be- had touch.
ca lhe ulu man upon his tcndcrcN pniut.
~ was evident from sTubb.ug his ewes. thai
he bad slept under the old gcntlemanS minis
lfau"nsi and bad uo' my father reputation
iiHI ana VIDE for the tcr,oucy and strength -
ms nimlsirllious, aud was not Pickcrirp ~
protesting brnlher' Il was too much Sly
- ycl most dgnIcdGly did my nthcrnppro,ch
MN bc gogc hypocrIto'' 'hc cried IN thun.
1', i"nts' Never enter my house aglinf
fIcherinR was thuudcrstruck. llciolt 0iat
ne could make no apology which would NOT
'dd to the insult lie had no suspicion Of
NE exterior force which had aided him In hi,
..nIL lie at once found his hat. tool, up bis
lnc OF march, and completely crmuhllen.
passed by me ns stood griuning IN the shad- ,
low Of the porch
~ a suitable time entered. got nv sun.
per- Was told by q brother in hurried whis.
'erS what had happened and then stole of
@ bed' affecting ignorance aud laughing most
''afhlN ~ ! onsconccd myself IN the sheets.
u the complete success oi my plan.
Next day cautiously impaired nv secret
q my interested sister She was in her own
Dom at the time, and she threw herself upon
ne bed aud rolled in agonics and d'con,ul,ions
u laughter, She had been emancipatcA for.
yer from the attentions of an obnoxious lo,.
T. lhe old gentleman did not hear the real
tate OF the facts for fall twenty years after.
ards but when he did he laughed heartily"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20


THE VALUE or I1NiNLE BEAUTY p" Just
about the ljst inheritance which a parent
should wish his child whether male or female
is personal bcnuty. It's about the poorest
kind Of a capital to stand in the world with
Who ever saw a beauty worth the first RED
cent? We mean what the world calls beauty
for there is a kind of beauty more than skin
deep, which the world does not recognize.
1t is not of that which we speak But the
giil whom all the iops and fools go IN
ecstasics over and about-wc should as soon
a child Of ours should be-not quite so
beautiful. And then your handsome young
maa, ayer aud about whom all the foolish
school-girls are in ccstosies, what chance hu'
he of ever being anybody? a sad destroyer
Of ambition is beauty From being ht'e'
for the shallow potcs of the other SEX wh'
can appreciate nothing else, they become
content with low standard Of attainment
and are happy only when dancing attendance
upon those who arc pleased with their IN
sipidity."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20
How Tom Corwin rid his Sister of an
Obnoxious Lover.


Evcrv one has heard of the eloquent, pa
thetic md humorous stump orator of Ohio
Ue was pronounced by Mr. Clay Ca most
competcut authority TO be the finest stump
sneaker he had ever henrdi and IN thus opln-
ion | most heartily coincide, after having
heard CLAY Crittendcn, Jones Of tennessee
polk. BENJAMIN, Soule; Randall, Hunt Tom
Marshall, Gen. Lamar, Bates, Douglas, and
host of others. =
Well, this great orator carried his love oi
c,, irto every denartment of life. In the
nr;,o,c circle. where lie knew every person
and unbosomed himself fully, he was the most
delightful antt genial convorsationalIst ever
listened TO- | do not know. that he now, as
age and infrmity are creeping on, INDUCES
! his proclivity 20 humor so much as ne useu
I to do But some twenty years ago ne useu
to tell, with great gusto, the following stor!
"In early life-so early that | cannot re-
member the remoyal-my father pnliea ul
stakes and carrying with him the householo
GOODS went from Bourbon county, Kentucky
where was born, to Ohio. NotwlthStahu'nE
n rough and tumble struggle with the world
no had hard time to get on, owing to nu
merous and rapidly increasing family. wen
family matters had not much improved whei
II had reached my thirteenth or fourteenth
year .;,.,l,o5
Al this time there lived in the neighbtor
hood n Young man named Pickering. IL
, Mad inherited a well stocked farm, was goo
, locking. and made strong profession OF re
l;g;on. This latter qualification caused h'r
m fnd peeular favor in the eyes of my lathe'
who always was blinded byp7otessions oi eS
| This fellow had strong hankering ate
one of my sisters, who was very PrVV'y b''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20

Coon TASTE IN DREss.-A young lady IN
one of the leading circles at Washington was
complmented by gentleman on the simple
ity and good taste of her dress, at an evening
party. She replied, :" l am glad you like my
dress; it cost just seven collars and made
every stitch of it myself" When our young
ladies pride themselves upon the home manu-
fa, turo and cheapncss of their attire, instead
of its expensiveness and foreign importation,
we shall have fewer "broken fathers and
husbands.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20
THE VOICE WITHIN,

There Is voice within me,
And IL has so sweet n voice.
That Its soft lispings win me,
Till tears start TO ,nAnc eyes.
Deep from my soul it springcth,
Like hidden melody;
And evermorc II sipgcth
This song OF songs TO me-
This world is full OF beauty,
As other worlds above;
And IL we do our duty
1t might be full Of love
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20

DANGERS OF THE RED 'PETTIcoAT.-Three
ladies, says an English paper, were last week
walking on the Newmarket-road, two ofthem
exhibiting the favorite under-garment of the
day. when the ire of passing bullock was
excited by the glaring color, aud he made a
dash at the party, The offending ladies
succeeded in eyading him, but their com
panion, though in q more sombre garh, was
fitted upon gate by the beast, but sustained
no injury beyond the fright,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20

r-7.. The oldest married couple alive are
supposed to be Mr.. Snyder and his wife,
who reside at Burnside, Pa. He is IL, and
she is lo7 years old, and they have been mar
y;cd about ~ Years g
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20

" A witness in a liquor case recently
gave the following testimony "Sal soda is ice
and water and some stuff squirtcd into 1t
from concern. Don't know whether 1t is
Intoxicating or not. Itmokes one feel good
feet lift easier
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20
lob pRINpINn

Our Printing rst4llishmrut was mover iu better
condition tnan now, and increased attention will
be given o. thia hraUch ~ business. We keen
constantly 0n hand Paper and Gard stock, aud are
U0N pTtp4ffd % pIiUT Handouts, rrDEfaumfs,
Auction BILE, bill Heads, iabes, Cnculars, Busl,
nrss and Wedding Cards, So, kc., 40 short notice.
Orders by mall Will be- carefully attended TO- and
me work forwarded with despatch
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20

rV' An advocate before bench of magis-
trates, n short time ago, said he had two wit
nesses in court in support of his client, and
they would be sure to speak the truth--"tor
he had no opportunity to communicate with
them"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20

DANIEL DEAD HEAD.-SpeoEing OF hons
that was an "idca" fthe hnrd-shcll preach
er who was discoursing of Daniel in the den
of lions
There he sat all night, looking at the
show for nothing, 1t didn't cost him cent?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
DuiI0inq ttlaterials.
T1'HE ALBERT FREESTONE COMPANY
ff' BUFF-rOLOPED STONE

BUFF-COLOREO STONE,
into large number ct the hoe buildings recently
,rec..d IL NewYoTk, Baltimore Pladelpas &. They asO
furnish Stone Of russell color with unge Orders
viii be taken for any paint the Aa,ic seaboa for inland
cries. SAMUEL p DlNSMOKE, SECRETARY.
Oce No - Nassau.st (ColinoGweeh BHldiug, New YORK
IT, beauty If ills stone commended 70 Commit
tee the atone is universally admired
Pearsy saaa R4lr0ed Co.
mo sulphuret ofiIon n l." Frsueis Nser. go Boston.
Average resisting power 20 the squ4e inch 6S4 Ds more
Is 10 II than shy other iiess'one IL USE llahed Tests
is wiz cut gain CT citayaEe
IT Bul.isL. Eugres1, BirInir CHAM Eng
"Coui- 10 be the av0te mste ia.' New 1ork Time
Finest fieescuc IN North Amelia ITGe lae j. u PeIcsh
Surface Of this fceore for sses exp sd to the weahT
haze perfectly Tths.cod tie action of and loii
Professor c. T. Ja,kfon. Boston Mas
hes colo. Unsurpassed of the Neutral ns witch mar
norizes III everything in nature snj ssquLy Pesao' TO The
eye ak day foul aud whether lie blGDs has background
81 skv. watcr or foliage" New-l ca Express.
coLtsiLs 20 scal,s Of mics carbonate Of lime
rs. Alge1.
4 ersnd building stone lNef-York Evening Post
Beyond doubt the yey bc, riii have seenin
This cOuEtIy.' John S,r'he's, Philadelphia
Frost sud ice of me Winters have effect
upon H." John Nhesw. Baltimore.
Light: sseeabe sd chccrtl or sd gives pleasant aspect
70 cur s.Iec:s Retains Is Uniformity Of color"
PROT C. 7. Jarks)n, 3 ls.on, H,ss.
eresy adniir yEr beautiful Frsesionc, ana Only regret
hat The t1jrg which have devoted much ny fine
Lot bu. Of L." Peter Coorer. esq, NeE York
Must BE- ooDiounded with other from the British
Provinces" lCoup'nyts Circular.
monopoly Of The trst bui'a. material In the world"
Prot. L. hsyes. Washugton. u. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
TutIsrp, Sar6wars ana jroH.

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE-TOOLS,
ca, ans Wrsurht Mats Spikes 7Tisrr Cs5.n-s
.rsw.- C.rutsrs sDj Joiusr' fool, Boat sni Snip Bald
.rs Hsrivss House furnishing liari~He FlGatss and
N..hiri. F,rivs-. Sss 0oots 10 great vaIls,y Smith,
Tool. kiners Tis together -,l genera .ssssu, 81
sas' al EavJ E,il~. .ni ms st .Iten'..' ... ns a.
- 5,.sa. DO CIAS S LITTLE L Co
tiss q ,aj y Fult,a~s
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d 400 00A CITY OF LOUISVILLE
n 4lO.Ol1NJ. lKrl MArER WORKS RONDS-

D 4UOsOOO. Ky WATER WORKS BONDS
Tie subscbeI oe Tor si00 OF the Six PEI Cent Bopds
the City Of Louisville Kentucsy issued for CONJUNCTION
Wster Wos maturing May 1887; principal aad Interest pay
able in the City Of New.Yoik.
The tecued by beside the faith u the City, The
pledge the Stock the Nsts Comrsny aud rrepesabc
lax Of cent? zach tlGf oil the real sud personal estate
tie city The charter copfers thu city i power
tract debt ard issre bonds.
TIE present debt the city 1891 600 90
Wh ssee consisting es.s:e s9cks &C. 4O5 705 90
The ssed valve of the taxable property u the
I'd JJDIj bi "
More than Of be present t6e con.a
gn the several Railroads and the Gas Company to whom
Of tho Bonds Issued bould 20 de for the
principal ana inrcsthe dividends Of the Gas Stock having
already retired 5000 Of the original issue that C.mpauy
The louisville ecd Flauko;t Rsiiosi Company has retired
ice Of tie with large snk fand spplicabe
the besace The Lebanon Brarch r. ID hos uoItggd n
is retire the Bouc3 and the s5Y Of
The other coupsnys 70 fulfill th couacts Is no. questioned
The population of the city is 1000
Copies the charter of the city the ordnance 11er which
the BoDd issgeG the deed trust Of the Water Compny
Ccmuissions the s-kny Fund and all ohe inor
aiicr coucrII TIE Bonds uaT n bad apple atom b
CLARK, DODGE Z Co No. 81 Walls.
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bdlsE bp 3urttDB

4 UC1i ION SALE Of HOUSEHOLD FURhl-
"a JUtk-SATtRphY. JUGS o. =; 70 oc. &C. 81 the :,ntr'
kNll lhE corts'a = n Re lag dwelling n7u,s no ~
49, - =. Lsucsnrc taf.rs Blfr:1s 3.ds ~ ti'sse'
OF Crt. s. ace. bsss .l"s s-r tr'.e Cams ia irf)
sit'rastr. Sc T. GOLDSMITH Ar-tlo-e4r
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4 r SsawIy sr--ore-r.
10y BANGS. BROIHtR & CO.-Lrade Slb

4
MONDAY KNESIHG ira ., ~ DIX
VALUABLE PRIVATE LiBhARf-. 07.pri ing variety N
choice = -4sh ,.u AmTcs- sa-dird Pthlori r.tns 10
.-uais. Lsfa.r. iLcluairg uscy Oh Bcoks As',
co -r,oa o yslrstr NV lki al ~Xp-ass = lflttei
Wos being Tie pisa'e 5-ay Of .-Tsiy 5l-e aan re-
oe.iIl b {. go l.t... 60 LILY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
EXTENSIVE SALE If about S 800 worth o
- EIfOAET EOShWOOD HOUSEHOLD
Ff-RhfTT'RF. PAINTINGS WORKS OF Art. s..

FtRhliI ~, FAlNliHOS. WORKS Oh All. -.
IT, rlGDI.-3sd ~ sci 9. pubic on MDADAi
Jue e. - li oroek without rrsid TO ahcT. oge' Nv
Lru..d ios q splendid Elfi RE- sed IA Tue BIS
rfscetce 10 lj2 e. .ls tween TIL so sh ~.
Tie Pa aid Chsgbeis fIiihed tp ghcut IL wool
rsrpisg - cs-ved Parlof Suites il bfcci+ All pn
Ese,ls tn marble tops AID mirror splendid Pier s1d
Ne " mp n PisLS',Ie Mus- Caon.t rusrJlet02
Cca'er Scfs sud Pier Tsbs Turkish ou,s-, .nd Reception
Cfs.fs brsu.u Carpets Italian Cosre Cua Ffencb Srsdrs
ioh Lsce Curtains Bforzs Ch,r cellars SC Ro'rooi irroes
Dessiig Bureau. carved B-dr;.e.s uaDt1p ,tstsDds
- Be''csd CHra lie; Ss' Hal Natress's sai Bsdiins
,hdosk Diufs Room Furniture. mprsins Extension Table
Dnius Ctss Hsfbt-top Sies5 AID rich French Al ada
Ctius Ca G'ss Silver Ware, Cutlery sad With everything
is;cg corIiee Dniog Arrangements EB. Descriptive
cs'slog.s ~ b ready A. the house t- morning Of sale
SD resbe viii be ia a,;endans sbip the s'oi'
". b WFSTCOTf, Auc- Juser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
7I7HE "OID DOMINION COFFEE POT

r1NHE "OLD DOMINION COFFEE pol
i Thousands Of this new COFFEE POT have ae,dy been
sold snd the ,uand al parts Of the United States srspdy
The Wherever Introduced, ms sVoa tae most
TIE OLD DOMINION COFFEE P0r
than possible to obtain IN other way
because Ingenious but simp' cement the house,
0ros th. securing all elements Of tho coffee in heiE
natural and proportional com biustionS
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is he economical for nothing being ost by eysp)on IA
boiling fourth less coffee fequIed while the oe7esss
srou ger, more !rsgra; ard uoIe delicious
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Gves healthy beverage Nervous dyspepac, aud bilious per-
dared 10 coffee Tor Yeas have been able
drink then fvote bvesse ssan when made in ti' new
bcer without of of the old unpesart
and coffee be boiled long
enough Geese s naufs elements OF the berry aud get
them il just proportions in the beverage.
TIE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Never fails DO ia st. Cook cannot spoil your cup 81
by torselues. after she has psced the boiler
THE OLD DOMINION C0FFEE-PoT
Con be Obsiurd OF
ARTHUR, BURNUAM GILROY,
Noe. liz and i9 South l0th-st
MAnUFACrURERS under the Patent for tie Unite States.
Also Nauusct for the United States d
ARTHURS CELEBRATED PATENT SELf-SEALlN0
CANS AND JARS
The Trad supplied a. Maoufscturers prces by
+. P T0RREY, No Q Plstt-st.. New York.
Also by JOS r. GREEN northeast % Jl ana smith
sts Cincinnati, Ohio.
TURNER'S FOREST WINE BITTERS, Ginger
Vine Blackberry Brandy Codiais siruIs &c OF every
description warranted tine finest favor anything Of the
kind Manufactured by Turner Bothers 80 552 Ws1hington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
professional Notices
miscellaneous.

GENERAL DEPOT for ARTISTS MATE
u RAILS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, WHOLESALE sad
RETAIL. =, -
MASURY & WILTON. No. III Fol'on-st. and No. :,
Ann.st Importers OF EDsh, French AID Ger nan OIL and
WArFR C0LORS CANNASbS ano BRUSHES, DRAWING
PlPFRS MATTE MATIC Al INSTRU NENTS. etc. -
Artists can twsys dsrend procuring WINSOR NEW =
TONS COLORS freshly grluLdAsugemsnts having been ei
fee,ed with Msss w n. fo supply OF CoOl sy ~ i%o
weeks by Illus rated Catalogues sent on spPcai on ~
ma or otherwise.
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Goal.

OFFIcE OF rns CoABEgLASD Coal AID laos CosPAsY }
Corner Of Broadway and Wsllst,
Esw-YesE, April n, 1883
THE CUMBERLAND COAL and IRON
4 COMPANY prepared TO contract Tor the sss a
their wei known aud approved qisiiies of CUMBERLAND
COAL Will be shipped IN the 81 order from the C)mpsnys
depots at Ale xandTis, Va, ana Baitu ore, Md.
The Company when required will charter vessels s. lowest
fsrlsbt without charge. ROBERT p GETTY, President
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+ ONG BRANCH BOARDERS can save one.

L ONG BRANCH BOAltDERS can save one
Ia expense short distauce inland aal visit he
when tbsy desire, a. the BEAUTIFUL ESTABLISHMENT
formerly occuI the Moth American Phasnx all lis Do.
e,ti ullrai Dairy, and other fsilies for comfort Of
sdete washable conveyance 90 Branch when desired
Hail. with muc To- recr,aons, without charge; shady ont,
com M with AXE and fnc sea breeze from and
asue WY healthy genery Bar its consequences
fee fashionable oInaites accessible by Red BANK and
K.ypot ats a. various hcus dsiy, and Amboy and Free
hold RsiIcsd from Phlsdelpt'a Refer TO r. Manning, No
s; Coqrsndt.. Law Boyd No 90 East Broadway I. ..
Smith Houeo pa,lc PhaIscy Btoad"Sy Adde'S OF apply 70
WARREN LAW, lie tees, Phsianx New jersey
I ATOURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT,
IL - vii be pen for the reception Of 30 ARGLRs On "a y
l. 8 4. shoNN.
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OrFIcE NEw.YoaK Ayo ERIs RAILso,o Co,
DEOPLE's LINE between NETWORK. CITY

DEOPLE's LINE between NETWORK, CITY
L ISLAND. NEW-ROCHELLE and aAMAROHECK Ga
and sitter SATURDAY, June H. the ISLAND CITY
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and newly furnished throu gbout will atns
DAILY TRIPS Sundays exceptej between the sbcvenamt
places oI the accommodation Of passengers and freight syins
Fulton Mske Sip 81 Ieturlgs leaves MGmsTOneck At
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between New York and MlmAone 80 cents and between
and New Rochelle City Island esh way.
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