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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-22
A Testament for a Blow.

=" I aSeUsr want to go to that school
again as long as I live, aeuer," said Ed.
die, as rushing in from school with flush,
ed face and solid garments and bruised
chin, he buried his face in his mothers
lap, and cried aloud.
Waiting a, little for him to become
calm, his mother wiped his face, and then
heard his story. I" Joe Douglass will
never.let me go to school in peace, or
come home either, He is always taking
away my books, or catching off my cap
and throwing it away or, throwing stones,
or knocking me down, or something. To.
night. because I would not let him, have
my ball, he took It away, and then threw
me. down and struck me, aHd Kept me
| from coming home till now, I MEIER want
10 go to that school any more" and again
his feelings burst forth into tears whicH
he could not repress, - ,r,i out,
Do you never try to irritate him, NY
Eson Z Do you treat him kindly ~;
II try to keep' out Of his way. I DONE
| want to play with him., !, $,
!" Why not lei Elm. hiay1e yu huItrr ball q
Perhaps he has none, and 10 might do him
good, ..a,i. ,..
Il have let him take my pencils and III
my knife, and he always says he lost
them, and all the boys thinks he Keeps
them" ~
The mother thought awhile. There there
was no other school for her little SON to
attend. She really pftfed him.. and tried
to devise some way to soothe tie feelings
of the injured boy.
Has Joseph any books Of Ills own,
Eddie I" .1,.
"No, mother, none that are good for
anything. The teacher sometimes lends
him some. when his lesson is torn out"
" Has he, "a Testament Of his own n
~ donas think he has. He always
reads from one Of the other scholars
" You saw those pretty new, Testameats
]. bought the other day, Now, viii
give you onei You may go. and PICK ouA
the prettiest cover, and, if you wish. You
may carry it tomorrow, and give il ta
Joseph. I will. write his name In a.
Would you lie to make Him d present Of
It was new idea to Eddijo H. but ii struck
him rather pleasantly; and his eyes blight,
ened, his tears were all dried, and with a
little brushing and washing, he looked
quite like himself again. ~.
The next evening, and his mother
waited little anxiously for his return
from school, as, the distance was such as
he could not return at noon; but the smi.
ling happy face showed no more marks
of blows. ~
"Why, mother, be came towards ne,
,saying, " Now you'll get it old fellow,
and l held out the Testament, and said,'
Here. Joe I'ye brought you new Tesi
lament" and be looked, and looked, and
l thought was going to knock it out of
my hands; and showed him his name,
and told him you said I might make him
present of it; and be said, & thank
yo";;" and this afternoon be Brought me
an APPLE"
It is. almost time for i. the school to Close
now, but there have been no more com.
plants of Joe Douglass, and Eddie says,
z" Mother what shall DO when school
leaves of."-Messenger.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-22

CHARAcTERIsrIcs OF A Coon HoRssiE.-
The New York Spirit of the Times gives
the following characteristics Of d good
horse:
1. His eyes, even when IN the stable.
are perfectly clear and transparent, aud
the pupils and apples of the eyes alike in
color and size.
2. On being nippe8 in the gullet, he
will utter sound like that from bel.
lows. If, on the contrary, be should
give vent to dry, husky, short cough,
beware of him, his mind is unsound.
3. His legs are smooth and clean. IF
you find puffs or lunches, or a difference
in size, though he may not be lame, dis.
ease Turks there.
4. If broad and full between the eyes,
he is susceptible Of being trained to al.
most anything.
5. If some white or par:i.colorsd, he is
docile and gentle.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-22

come-somie Of them. We win ride back
together"
The pursuers came up and few words
| Of further explanation put all in good
humor as they rode leisurely ito the
tavern.
That night Sir William Norton-tem.
porarily in America upon important bust,
ness-was the guest Of Mr.. Amos Dun
bar, and his NOW very agreeable wife,.
They found the knight Something, better
than d highwayman, ). his courtly manners q
shining Trough Pis travel worn apparel;
and he confessed when be ,sesu4ed his
Journey in the. morning, that Re, had
learned this significant moral through;
out life, to be careful that you mount the
1 right horse
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-22
CARRIAGE MAKING
And WheelWrighti1lg.

THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO IN
form his friends and the public in general that be is
prepared to manufacture, at short notice, and in
such manner to warrant satisfaction, Carriages,
Farm Wagons, Sulkeys, &c Ola Carriages, Wag-
ons, &C., repaired on reasonable terms.
Those wishing anything in my line, are invited to
call before leaving their orders elsewhere.
Freehold, Oct. q, 1858. W b. CONNIE.
N. B.-Pace Of business near the Freehold In
stitute.
N. BAT my Shop may be seen the FARM
WAGON which took the FIRST PREMIUM at the
ate County Fair. For Sale Cheap
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-22

" A Texas correspondent asserts,
that that State is the best wheat growing
State in the Union and that the crop Of
the present year is the, best he has ever
seen, the wheat Weighing from. rs to 80
pounds Ou5net. v.Ts 7rS<
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-22
HAIR CUTTING, SHAMPOOTI
AND
Shaving!

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS RECENTLY RE-
fitted and newly painted his Barber Shop and isnow
prepared to wait upon the public in as good style
as any establishment of the kind
~ Perfumery of all kinds constantly On hahd
and for sale cheap.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage which has
heretofore been extended the subscriber hopes for
continuation of the same, as he will spare no pains
expense to have his establishment, in every par
ticular, equal to any in the state
ANTHONY FREY.
Z Freehold, April 16, 1851 25-tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05
BOOKS RECEIVED.

Sermons, By the Rev II. Gattsn Guinness. limo. pp s3
Robert Carter Brothers,
Tn. Three Wskeninss With Hymns snd Songs By the
thor Of THE Voice Of Christian Life in Song" lsmo.
Do. 2ls. The Same. .
The Han and the Water Brooks By this Rev. John r. Mac
dud ID. D. limo PIP. 2s The same.
Tn. Prarie Tale BY Fenimore Cooper Ilnsrstsd By
The old Stone Mansion BY CharsJ j. Peterson. 10 -.
17. T. Is. Peterson Brothers.
Life Of Mary stuart Queen Of Scots, BY Alphonse DE- LsAT
tine. lsuio Do. RS. sheldon Co.
Perlor Thea,ricsls Or Winter Evening" Entertainment
l2mo. pp III Dick Fitzgerald
The Conner Cupboard Or Fscts for Everybody I'm" PIP ss
The Same.
Cd. fs2. Tictnor fields
sLe.cbs. OF Norayxn Lie and Character BY James Henry
limo. PIP. 5l6 J. b. Lppncou Co
The Intron ny John Zundel Pr. %. Abosy Abbott. .
The Anthem Thsnksgiying By H. Woodbury. Rsvssd and
enlarged 5y 7. J. Cook. pp S4 y ). Huntington.
The Or Union Collection Of Songs for the sanetas-
~ PIP 3s2 The same.
History the Church Of Christ in Chronological Tsbles BY
Henry B. smith d. ID. vol, fol- Charles scribnH .
Fber River North Cardinal Scenes and Chsrsctera ~
"skitt," who was raised thar" liastr3ed ~ Jeha
ALensn- limo. PIP. 2S9 Harper Brcthen
The Art OF Dancing Hstoncsly llusrsfed ~ Ldwud FER
zero limo. pp 100. u. ferero .
The Missing Link Or Bible Women in the Homes OF the Lon
don Poor. By l.. n. r. limo PIP Sn h'oer carter
Brothers. .., ., !,
Tue Precious Things Of God By Octsvcs Window, ID. D.
limo. pp. ~. The same =
The Fir., and Ls,, Journey lsno. PIP ~: The Same.
Kate and Efs Or Pr~yuicaon. ~ Margaret DoozM nm
chard isno. Do J5 The Same.
Mount Vernon and Ia Assoesons BY Benson j. Losing
80. d. 49, ". a. To~ns~ndt Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05

SOUTHERN TgrprDArIos.-A correspondent Of The
Rich,ao1d Di.patcA, writing from Lynchburg, Va,
Oct. -, says:
Officer King of Campbell County went 70 jack
sonton very snail village IN sad county on yesser
trivial offence An old negress, who this man had Of
tended, informed the officer that gang of negroes,
many Of whom from this city, were In the habit
made. and the books and papers Of society wers
found which was organized in 1854. The books
Shove that they now have ESQ in their treasury. IL
purported TO he benevolent institution, out many
persons Of the opinion that charity y not ne pcs'
prominent feature with the Society. tnof0oe" in-
yes,iga,or OF the affair viii be made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05
Water Cure.

MOUNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, Bing-
wi hamton N " eight hours from New York BY ~ Y And
Erie r. This sstablshment has very beautiful locston
and affords facilities for comfort and improvement In
health In the Winter season. For Circular. sddress
J. H. NORTH, n d.
THE NETWORK WATER-CURE and HY-
GTENIC INSTITUTE I. located q Noe 70 and IS issh
tanned from t3to ~ per week. FULL TREATMENT, With
board from ~ TO kl3 week Transient pcrsons VI day
Bathing privileges for the nee %
ckaree. Once Consultations from e. n to p N H. T.
TRAIL N. d., and d. A. COTTON, n. D., Phyacians X.
FANCHER. Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05

NEW YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN 1859 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1853.
Commencing May "a, 1852
Passenger Station in New York Of 27ths and @hsv
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For New Haven a. m tex J; I2:<5, 55 terl a. ~ md
esp M For Bridgeport, T. IN. tsG 1915, Sl5
$50 and 4&s D. NJ For Milford S,rsord Fairfield Southport
and Westport l245. So and 4+s For Norwak
barren and Greenwich, 7sA MAS. $50 tts $3.50 SEQ
o. M For Stamford, T. (eXl 9A H&3, 3:lS (sx.) 1:so
ass $50 $50 D. M For Port Chester aud ntsrmsAsis St.
tions, :, ga N. l3:&3, 9: 80, 4:4S so, sop. IN.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston sa (e1l a:l5 p IN. lex For Hartford -
Springfield m tsI), s:ls M teI) For Connecticu ~
or Railroad to Montreal, tex aud 3:ls lexl 10
Northampton For New Hsvsn New London and stennscu
Railroad at and a;ls For Canal Railroad 70 North
road 4 ul and 3is p. For Naassuck Railroad q IN
3l5 For Danbury and Eorwsik Railroad. N, 80
JAMES H. SupehnsenoenS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05

s,O HEALTH Of AMERICAN WOMEN. 10


r,,. n, y.~art N,,r.,, Sept 2 1850. ESissriaL
fHs os.srsssrss NrD,ciyss sasrsn,e~d ~ '..,-
nogsl, from the most t:nsused s'e n NE S, h.,s
given the medin, h-ir spprevs and .ms -od.aen ine
n Se hisSe., tsrus fseir soSs sod every
20 thes- who desire tho personal advice Of the Consahng
psoe..icn.i .ds .houid cal apon lima Dr. Bridge sEs
lar physician s,snnen,s and Of ge. ossn~n, md d
tstion is Of Ne & Pnt-row
Having .xsr,inea -ehce. fhs Crs~s-nseys Company
tale pleasure saying tia, they p. sviAssees Of rsasss
res. .Sa az h omr 81 the H.
Co@psny in s.Pss..ns the 0ris.. The. nj; nd
nasr ssa p,rsr,esO, Nss Ye,s cs..s'rsai Assvti..
,ss, T TBE SSRAFrFNBrsS coMPaXY's NARsHALL'S
UTERINE CAThoLCoS the only 0's esrs ~ 49,
ward miserable extent only known To 'hemssvse sess
a; .d sa IL &. 'a so 70 N;
them Beside the local uterine symptoms, they are ssa -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tness-
Pam IN .ks Bscs snd Kdn-y:-chia.-
Cold Hand, snd r. tsv.s.Ans's
Dis4ine''-Nsrvou.nss., A.saschs- R.s;l...nr:s.
Acid s,omscs-Ssa.es- nSises,iea
Diascnh passing Of Thine with heat sr smarsiss-
nchins~BarinS or lTr,.iiea q the u'sriDs oTssn'-
p..,,,,-pv,,. Si,ss%.Gsi Face.
N-sv0s. Tsi.cSns-s eHS, X. ..
''''''I T..alsnsss-sis.sss and lrTsS.I Sc.si.-
Unpleasant Drrsms-P.n. in the Uterine orrAns-
Numbness and Pain In the Limbo
Loss Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of The fest-
THE esArrKsBEs sS = s ii sfi UTERINE CA
ThoLlC0S prepared By an sdas'sa pay.o.p md NAY y
L.. '..i,ssaa,i' nv. asa ssAls ~
Ne 50 Porkyor Nsr lwk and earisesns rssnes %
sAs City r,i aiss BE- ssss. at As sa:s place
@ sa IS bc
ss's, * Ssr; Sggw s.ss '''"' e"' No.
On j. r Bkpas soy eo.sssi professionally " srv,
afh" e .irasesssrs f"'sfss'ss No 81 Pa'tvss
W On sTsesded opinion 10 required By letter. 81 uu.ts
inclossd to insure reply.
DURDSALLs ARNICA LINIMENT FOR
READ THE EVIDENCE.
NV daughter scaded with hot such ssent
that my ply stefan said she die. bs,hed her freely With
Arnics Linmen which gave instant relief continued lie
~ ''' cHAkLEs ). soNSEBoRN s'..iossr.
For sale at No 81 Beeimanst., New. Yorh.
drugs, &c.-wILLIAM H. KINGSLEY, No.
pts1 ssp
an e :S peSSs rs CT @m fsssHs.s.
po~d Of 10 the best advantage or brought to public notice
GOOD NEwS.-Mrs Kerney, No. 81 st. Marks
buo: s Ss: a.
hsm SO Grsnds. and as Broadway Ladies call on her,
OUERUs COD LIVER OIL JELLY,
NJ approved BY the Academy Of Medicine the only cure fo
CONstMPTIOS, ASTHMA and ali kinds Of COUGHS. kr
twice more efcseious than the liquid OIL
ouERu's PATENT jhIilrlED CASTOR OIL.
snr tho Ss. SafSs SS
asn To be had shs sSsnf'r t M En- M NJ re-
No IS B.ek Wholesale Asrnta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05
PEOPLES LINE =
EOR BRIDGEPORT

EOR BRIDGEPORT PEOPLES LINE =
il Ysrs 50 csnta-The steamer JOHN BROOKS vii Leave
Pech clip, Pier No - Es Rivss, every TOEsDA1
DAY end SATURDAY. q II m. The Steamer YIN
l@sve Pier No n, foot Of RosiasonS Norh hvef evey
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY: 81 R r~Sns
No li3 south IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05
Bniloins Materials.

lanes, FOWLER, KIRKLAND & Co.,
No. ass sH bRSib bkESE ssrS%S-ronx.
Manufacturer Of HOT WATER and H0T-AiR fuRNACEs.
and BEEbEs CELEBRATEp COOKING R1Seas sss,ns
sckifRrios Of CASTINGS add WRoU0HT-lRON WORK.
and invite estimating upon Plans and sPeece
IRON FRONTS, ROOFS,
COLUMNS, GIRDERS,
STAIRS, LINTELS, &C., &C.,
believing that their experience In this ne together With their
facilities for executing orders to extent snords ad
ysntsees that cannot be eIeeed.
Additions are constantly being made to their already extensive
variety Of
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK,
for PARKS, LAWNS and GAkDESs'
FOUNTAINS VASES, sETTEES,
CHAIRS, SUMMER HOUSES, ARBORs,
ToxEs, WILD BoAE k5 &C. ts ni.v
RACKS and HANGERS, eleany and inde'rucuois'
IRON BEDSTEADS,
Of superior quality for PRIVATE HOUSES, sEMlSAhlLS
HOSPITALS, and PRISONS.
CHILDRENS CRIBS,
in IMITATION of BAMBOO very light neat and strong
S0 aye RiRrie .nsn,iSS 70 nf sIplef
and to warming them with hot water.
JAMES, FOWLER, KIRKLAND Co.,
No. 356 BROADWAY, NETWORK.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES sen, by mail
u MOLDING AND FLAMING MILL
Corner Of Green aud Morgan.sts.
WOOD HOLDINGS, BEADS, ARChIrRAvES, PEW.
we CAPS RAILS AND HASD.RAILs. NEWELs,
BALUsTERs. BRACKETS, TRUssEs. &c.
All hind Of Scroll and Straight Saving Turning &c. done WI
nestness and dispatch.
ALo, Plarins with the celebrated woodwork Plsners
J. b. FULLER,
Propnstor
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STEAMBOATS, an6 RAILROADS..
CPECIAL NOTICE.
CHARGE or HOURS.
FXPREsS

BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, AND THE Est
NOW LEAVES DAILY teIeep; Sgndsyl via sioSIN"IoN
Mail Roais a. $40 .. y. INLAND EAPkEso p IT, VIA
kFW-HAyFN RAILROAD. ~
The West, Savanna. hseoc Montgomery siooL-i NeNo'
lesss, AID the south, - e-rtosorr
For further particulars, GPp 20, vxpprss
Nc. "a Broadway, aud No. ~ Cana a.
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AN MsawIS. ApctIoneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN e. Co., Trade Sac
IN ~. Psrk.yew

DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Trade Sac
- rooms Tuesday RI MORNING. Nov IS, lss
ana Seus following days commencing each day O'Clock
Offering very unusual opportunity the sde and book
bIy~rs gsnersy The regular Fall sale Of English and Aner
will be commenced above stated The catalogue
l. ready and BE- had application include. large
brang great variety Of the best Enshh edit OF valuable
worn, In department including choice collection Of very
rich and Illustrated Books The catalogue also com
prices extensive copsgnments from the Amen an Isde OF
shoee publications IN tine and substantial bindings snd sfgr
sssonent Of miscellaneous literature Sc The whole to
be sold without reserve, in lots TO suit parchsseEs
NOTICE il hereby given, that in pursuance OF
IN the deed Of executed the I'm day o. August
A. D. 1877 the undersignsd Irustes VIII SELL puolc
sscen TT EsDAY the c.h Of January arxt at O'Clock
D. No. In the Rotunds Of the Merchant Exchange NewYork
City following named steamships tosether with the Tackle
Apparel Furniture and all oho. sppurcnauces thsfennto be-
belonging 10 wit -,,n,r- -,rv
STAR OF. THE WEST MOSES TAYLOR,
PHILADELPHIA.
ps,,J In m. Cty Of this sth day OF Nov A. D.
lsss MARSHALL O. ROBERTS)
HORACE r. CLARK, iTrus.ees
EDWARDS. DICKERSON)
ONrcr OF TIE Is.rEc1oRs OF STATE PEnoss,
Sine SIyG PRsoy, Oct. 49, 1889
GALE Of STATE LANDS at SING SING, At
~ PUBLIC AUCTI0NIn Of an at passed Aprt
49, 1883 (chsp 400 the undeysigDs will sell at public auction
this prison WEDNESDAY the 23d day Of November next
pose amounting Of land situate In the Nas
Of Sing Sing described in Of said farm hed In tss
Comptroller Ofo< Albany W.stheeter County Clerks Once
and IN the Clerks Oe Of Sing Sing Prison The sale will take
piece IL o'clock Terms cash. Ten per cent the
WESLEY BAILEY,
WIN G. RHODES,
JOSIAH r. EVEREST
Oas lxTuThLs Inspectors OF state Prisons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05

DRADDOCK's Celebrated COUGH MIXTURE
ID il sod by 4. b. L D. SANDS. BARNES PARK G. T.
LIS a &C.. t.ty e!Hsu-l va.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05

EOR NEW HAVEN-By steamers ELM CITY
il frcm Pseh sfp Il D. u and TRAVELLER Of II p n AZ
riviRs in time for the morning traips b. fECA Agent
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CRY or Nyw.Yonx, Departmen. OF Finance,

NOTICE is hereby given that BOOKS for the
~ SUBSCRIPTION Of $4,000 additional eck to the
MECHANICS BANK Of Missouri at St Louis will be opened
TIE BANK or AMERICA in this city on and after MON
DAT, the Path inst. -,
sTs and paid up by citizens OF Missouri
been In operation two was the only
PAM west OF the Mississippi did suspend specie pay
mens in 1857 Regular hfyeary dividends Of five cent
declared with accumulated surplus of fo The
charter liberal its provisions has not the
and has to 81 Louis considered one OF
the safest and West banking
but few better opportunities for investment offered The at
teption others called to tine subject Ten
cent required be paid the time Of subscribing the
residue within the next ensuing the Directors may call
on but all be paid the time at the option OF
the dividends viii be paid subsIbes
from the day Dividends Eastern stockholders
viii be paid SewYok. Persons desiring other and further
information will obtain the by applying at the bank OF
America J. W. WILLS, rfrHden'.
Newly orb Oct. % 1889
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05

$4,000 wAS \, s;i or TEN bond ana %Sr
Res Estate this city west sde worth double that amount
Address BOND, Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05

CHICAGO CITY BON ID S-SEWERAGE
~ LOANS.-Tbe Bonds bear per cent interest Coupons
psysbe January l. and July in New York aud mature in
ss The payment Of sinking fund provided for
BY an annual The entire debt of the City OF Chicago
a. 2ae a of which has been contracted for strictly munich
ri nnynoss. For ssle by ASHLEY l. NORRIS,
No 50 Exchange place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05

CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON and
OGLAsGOW, calling at QUEENSTOWN, ireland TO land and
enlbark passengers and dispatches
The Liverpool New orb and Philadelphia Steamship Com.
pany splendid Cydebu Iron Screw Steamships are intended
TO sail 9 follows: ,
NHw-YoaK 1oR LIVERPOOL!
KANGAROO. ............. SATURDAY, November D.
CITY OF BALTIMORE. SATURDAY, November -
yIGO .................. SATURDAY, December
EDINBURGH. ..~........SATURDAY. December H.
And each alternate Saturday from Pier No " X
GLASGOW:
CITY OF RSATURDAf December 10.
KANGAROO..............S SATURDAY, January 1850,
and rarh In Winter and each alternate Saturday In Son
m.r from Pier No. ~ North River.
PASSAGE:
Cabin to Queenstown, Liverpool or Olsssow
Cabin to London tva Liverpool ..................
Third Cls. TO Queenstown, Liverpool, GAsgow
Third ClsN TO London
Third Class Return Tickets syahsbe for sx months, from 49,
Liverpool or '"
Passengers forwarded TO Hsvre, Pars Hamburg bremen
and Antwerp at through rates
Csreses Of passage issued from Liverpool and Glasgow 10
New Ysrk
Tbsse have superior accommodations for Passengers
arc constructed with watertsht compartment, and esry e1'
perieuced Surgeons.
For freight Passage apply the Once Of the Company
JOHN q. DALE, No. Is Broadway, New fork Agent
In Liverpool 20 VIM INnAS, Tower Buildings.
u Glasgow to WIN. lSMAS. No. 10 DiIonst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05

L'OR BRIDGEPORT-FAREF FIFTY CENTS.
l. The steamer BRIDGEPORT l.sys. Psst sip z X
every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and fhipAI,N = ecioet
arriving In tine with the ets4h HoAs
tonic ard Nrv Haven Rsilrosds- Freight tAAen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05

NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JEKSEI-
Connecting ct NewHaupton with the Delaware, Laete
snns Western Railroad and at Esston with the Lehgh
Valley Railroad. - ,..a -,
FAIL ARRAsGRNHyrs-Commenci Oct. "A, 1852 Leaves
Newly for Easton and intermediate places from Pier Ne
North River 1880 and IL As and Ct m for somer
connect Elizabeth with trains the New Jersey Railroad
hich New from foot OF Courtlsndtst u and
M. and <:l0 and $40 p. -
The IL As m train New Yorh makes close conneeto.
Al Fas,on with the Lehsh Valley Railroad and thence via East
Railroad Reading without change Of ears end
connect. at Reading for Psstsve and Harsburs
for LackawanDs and Western Rail-
road win IN. only for Lehish Valley Railroad as
5:3o m aud II As only: 1880 - ,,.,,,,, $4,000.
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE, via STONlNG-
TON. for BOSTON, PRoNIDESCE-Land hou'e-rne
shortest and most drect-Caryhx the Eastern AA,-
VANDERBILT CAPT ID. b. Starees in connection st1 me
road leaving New Yort daily Sunday excepted RON Pier No
!? R. thr.t ~hsrf shove Bs,ierypscel a, and son
nstoH a; 9 ~ or on arrival Of the tail train which caves
Boston al 5. 70 p. -
The [. VANDERBILT. from New-york. Monday. wedse-
day, and Friday From sonnSson, rue.dsy ThGrsday and
Saturday. -
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New.yorh Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday From s,sEnston-Nonday. WEDNESDAY,
and Friday
Passengers proceed nom Soninston Per Railroad 10 Prov
denrs and Boston the Express Mail Train reaching .d
places advance Of those BY Other routes sd in time
Tor al the Morning Lines connecting North and last
Passrrsrs ths; prefer remain beard the steamer enjoy
pixh rect breakfast desired and leave StoRinE
the train connecting Il froviience with he III
Q train for Boston.
Fare from Providence TO Newport, 20 cent?
Baggage Master The steamer and
each way. -,
70, h-rths .sterccms freight apply bc-rs the
steamer or AZ the Freight once Pier No North River
the Office OF the Company No. 10 Battery pisce
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n I'D of v. JERSEY-For Pier.

~ mont. Ny.ek H.kenssck. Ensevood 1e-Lees.s GOT
~ Cor,Lni,, lsgnl.y .Icsptedl go and use and
- ,. U. Leaves g,sslt 5; s .as - e sSe!H T. -