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BE- $1,000, OOO. Wa
For One Dollar
which they need not pay until it is known what II
drawn and its value. Entire satisfaction Guaranteed
IN all cases.
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION

would call attention to the fact o. its being the Orig-
nal aud Largest Gift Association the country. We
are therefor enabled to send FINER GooDs. and give
better chances to obtain the gGtuGb prices than
any OH establishment OF the kind. The business
con tnues to be conducted in a fair and honorable
manner and large aud greatly increasing trade Is
ro Of that patrons appreciate this method OF OBJ
tanning rich elegant goods
During the past year this Association has sent a
very large number OF valuble prizes to all parts of
th4 country. hose who patronise us will receive
the full value of their money, article list
Is worth less than One Dollar, RETAIL and there are
no blanks.
prompt returns and the article drawn will be mme-
dat. ly sent to any address by return mail ex-
press.
The following parties have recently drawn valua-
bic prizes from the Eureka Association and have
kindly allowed the use of their names, many other
nanes might be publls he'd were we permltted:-
Andre@ Wilson. Custom House, Philadelphia,
PEI H., OIL Painting, value, loo.O0; James Har-
gtaEes, S21 Broadway, New York, Oil Painting val
sas Meodeon, value 1880; J. F. Shaw, 224 last
z4th Street, New York, Piano, value 350Uo Mrs.
Chaa. J. Nevis, Elmlra, New York. Piano, value
500 90; Miss Luc. Janeway, Elmra. New York,
Cluster Diamond Ring. value 10000 Mrs. X. Pen
noyer, City Hotel, Nashvlle, Tenn Melodean, value
l25 90 Oscar NJ. Allen. Go. B. l42d Reg Ind. Vols.
NashvI e, Ten >, Watch, vaiue So 90; Rowland s.
Patterson, Go. D., 10th iowa Vet Volunteers OIL
Painting, value 1oOUo; MIS-. Abbey j. Parsons,
Sprinfied, Mass. Melodeon, value 50-O0; Jamos l.,
Dexter CIty Surveyor, S, racuse n. Y. Go d atch
value l50.C0; Mrs James Ely, III Wooster St., cor.
BE eker, New York Oil Paning. value 10000; Mrs.
~ 90; Dr. j. r Sinclair, No 4 Main ST., Utlca, New
York, Framed Engraving, value $500; Hon Luther
Detmold, Washington ID. c.. Oil Painting, value
10000
Letters from various parties through ut the couu
t1y acknowledging the receipt OF very valuable gits,
NAV be seen Ee office.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-05

BY EDGAR ALLAN POE.
1t was many and many year ago,
In kingdom by the sea,
That maiden there lived whom YOU NAV know
By the name of Annabe Lee;
And this maiden she lived with other thougbt
Than to love and be loved by me.
was a child and she was child
In this kingdom by the sea;
But we loved with love that was more tn an love-
and my Annabel Lee;
With love that the winged seraphs OF heaven
Coveted her and me-
And this was the reason that, long ago,
In this kingdom by the sea-
wind blew out of cloud, chilling
My beautiful Annabel Lee;
SO that her highborn kinsman came
And bore her away from me.
To shut her up in sepulchre
In this kingdom by the sea.
The angels, not half so happy in heaven,
Went envyin her and me
Yes that was the reason Gas all men know,
In this kingdom by the sea)
That the wind came out of the cloud by night.
Chi illing and killing my Annabel Lee
but our love it was stronger by far than the love
vi those who were older than we
Ofmany far wiser than we
And neither the angels in heaven ab owe.
Nor the demons down under the Sea,
Can ever dissever my soul from the soul
Of the beautiful Annabel Lee
or the moon never beams without bringing me dream
OF the beautiful Annabel Lee
And the stars never rise, but feel the bright eyes,
OF the beautiful Annabel Lee:
AND SO all the nj ight-t tide, lie down by the side
vi my darng-my darling-my life and my bride,
In the sepulchre there by the sea,
In her tomb by the sounding sea-
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TRUE RELIGION Religion is not the spe cial.
y o1 any one ieellHg, but the mood and har-
mony or the whole OF them. It is the whole sou]
m marchlng heayenward to the music of ioy and
love, with well-ranked faculties, all eating tins.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-05

When Sir Walter Scott was urged not to prop
the falling credit of an acquaintance, he replied
'sT he man was my friend when friends few,
and will be his, now that his enemies are
many"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-05
Gen. Wade Hampton.

We take the following extracts from the address
of Gen'l Wade Hampton to the people of South
Carolina
'sFor years past it has been the boast Of our
State that there was but party within her
limits. Commendable and vital as that state Of
affairs during the war; it is scarcely. if at all,
less so now. Every association of the past, every
duty Of the present, every hope of the future, bid
us still to stand ''shoulder to shoulder" The
york before rs demands all the patriotism, all the
courage, all the endurance of our whole people
Let no party strife, no minor issues, no petty
politics. divert US from the great and pressing
work of the hour that Of re animating, as far us
possible, our pros trate and bleeding State, and
rshabilitating her as speedily as may be with the
forms, the rights and the sanctity of government
and of law.
Above all, let us stand by State = her
record is honorable, her escutcheon untarnished
Here is our country-the land of our nativity
the home of our affection. Here all our hopes
should centre; here we have worshipped the God
of our fathers here amid charred and blackened
ruins, are the spots we once fondly called our
homes and here we buried the ashes of our kim
dred. All these sacred ties bind to our State,
and they are intensified by her suffering and her
desolatiOn.
And, child, when soaring SCUM Is modest,
Clings close and closer In the mothers breast,
So the loud torrent and the whirIwinds roar
But bind to ma tive land the more.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-05

he young lady who lost little pink bow from
her jocky hat has found big brown one under
beaver.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-12-05

The undersigned returns his thanks to the public
for the very liberal patrona ge extended him during
the past 30 years, aud resp cfuly asks continuance
OF the same to the firm. In consequence of the
above announcement, it is deemed necessary to settle
up old accounts due him that now standing those
before the war, those during he war, aud those since
the war. A wctd 20 the wis sufficient
Oct Q -e@m JAMES MAYS.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Advertisements will be inserted the rate Of One
Dol.a per square of Ten Lines less for every
aertion. Unless the number of insertions he ma ked
upon the manuscript it will be published until forbid
and charged accordingly
Obituaries Announcements of Candidates for Office,
Gan ddates and all CcInmunications or Notices of
personal or private character, intended caeu-
fed to promote any private enterprise interest.
will be charged for advertisements.
s1 Sp ecial Notices 20 cents per line for every in.
sartion.
~ Marriage and Obituary Notices. not exceeding
hnes One Dollar each, the money to onpany
the notices.
as- Address-"SrAuNroN SPECTATOR" Staunton,
Augusta County, Va.
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~A CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF THE
ABOVE ARTICLES FOR ONE DOLLAR BY
PURCHASING A SEALED ENVELOPE
FOR 25 Cts.
$I5- Fve Sealed Envelopes will be sent for One
Dollar; Eleven for Two Dolisrs; Thirty for Five
Dollars; Sky for Ten Dollars: One Hundred for
Fifteen Dollars. AGENTS WANTED EVERY
WHERE
Oar patrons are desired to send United States mo-
ney when convenient Long letters are unne-
cessaty.
ORDERS for SEALED ENVELOPES must in every
case be accompanied by ,he CAsu, with the name of
the per sending, aud the Town. County and State
plainly written Letters should be add e.sed to the
Managers, follows:
GOOD WTM, HUNT & CO.,
Box 5706 Post 0hOe, New York.
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nR. Ii. L. MADISON
IL (La,e Surgeon of the Va Military Instituted
offers his professional services to the citizens Of
SauntoR and It's vIciIty SURGEON and Ply
SICIAN.
sE Special attention given to Surgical cases and
30 diseases of the Eye an Ear.
He will also take flee students and prepare them
for College by daily examinations and lectures.
l2ssidencs and Office Augusta street, nearly op-
pos:e the Court House, formerly occupied by Jeffer-
son Kinney ESQ. Nov 7--Smos.
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METROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE.
Great Gift Sale
OF THE NEW YORK AND PROVIDENCE
JEWELERS. ASSOC ATEON.

OF THE NEW YORK AND PROVIDENCE
JEWELERS. ASSOC .ATTOs.
DEPOT, 1s7 BR ROADWAY.
A immense stock of Pianos, Watches Jewelry.
II and Fancy Goods, all to be sold for ONE DOLDAR
each, without regard to value, and not to be paid FIR
TIL you see what yon will receive.
CERTIFICATES, naming each article and its val
ue are placed in sealed en- veopes and well mixed
One of these envelopes will be sent by mail 10 any ad
dress on receipt Of 25 five tor 81; eleven for
So thirty for $s5; sixty five for 10, and one hun
derd for Sl5
On receipt of the Certificate you will see what YOU
are going to have and then is yopr option to nav
the dollar and take the art Gle or not Purchasers
thus Obtain Gold Watch, Diamond Ring a Piano
Sewing Machine, or any set of Jewelry our list for
81 and IN no case they get less than One Dollar
worth IS there no blanks
agents are wanted in every town in the country ::
eyery person can make S 10 day selling cur ertif
Gates IN the greatest sale of Jewery ever known
Send 25c. for certificate which will inf ,rm Won
you W hat you can obtain foi 81, It the same time
get our circular containing full list and particulars
also Terms 10 Agrnts
Address JAMES HUTCHINSON & co.
Nor. H. 1868 On -
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POSTPONED PAYMENTS.

II not paid in advance, additions to the above
charges Will be made follows If payments te
delayed for three months. an addition of l215 p
<snt will be charged; if for months, 25 Per cent
and if for IL months, so per cent
ssg- The rates in currency will be changed from
t;me to time as the price OF specie may rise or fall
1- Subscriptions will not be discontinued, except
at the option of the Editor, till all arrearages be paid
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20 ABROAD
Upon the paths of nature, and, when all
lis voices whisper, and its silent things
Are breathir 6 the deep beauty of the world,
kneel at its simple altar, aud the God,
Who hath the living waters, shall be there.
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w AND MEMPlIRfMAGOO LAKE

~ Mills SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Leave New iors via New York aud Nrw-lAven Railroad
Iwenty'scycuthst 1t l2.l p H. tkXl lodge at White
River Junction aud arrive At tho Mountains yia from
We'll ltyefl and Newport tLAke Memphremsgog at ..
and honireai-through without stop-at ":JO =.
Sleeping attached TO this train nom Springfield. On
turdays this rsin through without stop arTiy.
Ing at NewIOr LAKE Msmpbrruagoa) At A M. Sunday.
Leave New York fIom Twenty seyenths at or o.
ES or by New Haven steamer from Pier rs East River
1913 p. m and lodge at springfield Leave Springfield at
743 and arrive At the Mountains (vs uon Little.
ton, Newport lake Memphremsgos) and Mountains same
evening For osp and piriealas SEQ Appleons Railway
Guide
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For Haven. 100 B.oJttK,l 1870 IL IL, (EK)
3tO. [Fa,) q. ~, 40 ard aO0 (EA.l p
Fof B.idgeroIt 200. 800, (kr.,i u.0 l2l3 (Ex.l
400 lex } As5. 40 and 900 tFx.l p. IN.
Tor Milford ard Stra1rd 200. n 20 a m. 34a ~ p m
Dor Fairfield Southport and Wesiport 100 IJoA Il" -
1892 -. ,,,. ~, ,
sa5 i90. $50 300 tFI.,l y. IN. . go
tor paren, 100, ga. 1850 IN. J ~ 40 80 r. M
For Greenwich iou 30 llJJa 3 y, 49, 80 30 pm.
For stamford loo 8C0 tEr) $50 ll30 m. 2l5, lEx.l
500 on . q, 80 $50 GO. 900 e. p. m. =, a.,
For Po Chester and into rmcd'nte stations, 7Vo, 49, llo
a ~ 9.i5, 49, $50, 90, 10 p M
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield. 800 M tEHl 300 (Ex,l3oo
FOR Boston, vi, Shore Line, la.l5 (Er.,) 8Oop. m.
For llsrtlord ani Springfield. 800 (LI.) a IN. tEI.)a9
OIL l2lS 800 m.
For onn cicut River Railroad 800 (Er,) l2l3p M
70 Montreal 300 r. g. Northampton. .
For Hartford Providence anu Fsbkil Railroad. 800 lEx
o. ma. ~ - p . o,,.
For Now Haven New London and stoniug.on Railroads.
200 A. ~. T.. 10, 500, SEQ ?. IN.
For Can,l Railroad, l2l5 .. m. to Northampton
For ilou.at0nc Railroad. a. m. and +. IA.
For Naufaiuck Railroad 8O0a w., 300 y M -.
For Danbury and Norwalk Railroad, 100, 3Jo M s''
r. 49,. -,
Commodous Sleeping Car. attached to 400 p M train
JAMES n. HONT, Supt
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NORTHERN II. r., Of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Train' leave jersey City for Ponnon at 300 9l5
M l:i3 and AZ ~ NJ, and 125 y. IN. On Saturday,
u 10 p IA. The J:i3 IN. and t.21 o. M through to
Monsey. IHOS. W DFMAVESr Snuerlnsndent
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Go tDbom II man Concern.
VHE AMERICAN PROTOTYPE COM

TIVE AMERICAN PROTOTYPE COM
Il PASY, No lie Roy place an - Prince IT,, pints I'M
der order u the Office Of lTus keyrIue
III kind. 4 stanped bnk Forms !lr Cheeks Check BOOKS
Pills Of Exchange Drafts Promsofy Notes Bile Of Lsdrg
Bills Of Sale Cofthcaes bTokcrs N0te Original Process
Passage Tickets, faVnefs Checks. Powers Il Attorney
Pr Iies, froests Wlrehoufe Receipts Wcghers Returns
S8tsiacons OF Judgment SHERIFF. Returns ald Receipts for
Money Property, &c. MM. 4. coz, Ire l,ur,T.
No. ~ CeJaf-st.
WI receive orders from parie desiring Stamped Blanks Of
any kind have executed by tine Company under the
supervision Of the Stamp Agent Of the United States Treasury
Deuartmsut
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION. No. o6

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. o6
Il WARRENSTrhe Trustees Of this Institution tsye d.
Tectsd that Interest the rate Of SIX 90 PR CENT per
be p1 20 al drpos0rs entitled thereto payable on
end after NONDAf. july l.. Al interest not "! hdawn VIII
draw interest tho 90 rrncinal
WALTER W. CONCkLTN President
FAyDgBSiLT l.. BUxIOS. Sc rotary.
NEW-YORh SAVINGS BANK, corner of
~ FourteeA.hs sni FighthayeOpsn daily from to >
p. N. Wednesday and Saturdays from 20 p m SIX per
Cent interest from Government Tax. Deposits Eade p1
c. before July 10 W. draw interest fom Jrly - .
X. H. Buzz, Secretary. VHOS. CHksTf, Fresiient.
MEcHlvics AND TRADERS BANE Nrwi DIRK. July g. 1893.
DUBLiC NOTICES hereby gwen, rs required
~ a.. Get OF Lrg aiure of the state Il New'lo
ssed March 1865 entitled An Act enabling the banSs a
TINS State become Assoion for tho purpose o. bank
ing under the laws o. the United sta o. that having Obtained
the Of the Of more than twothd Of it cap
i.a stock io- that Tup,e, nDoty Of TIE directors, al
he enz held the 5Ot DAY OF May 1865 voted 70 change
convert hs Bark into Banking Assocaton under the laws
Of he u ted States, by the n-me Of the Me.hncs tnG
Traders National Bank GEO. ". YOU'LL,
Cashier.
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OCEAN Cleaners.
WUTTE MOUNTAINS.

NIAGARA FALLS, WHITE MOUNTAINS,
~ -E1cursion Tickets to Nbgera tas River - Law
ro g. with s Thousand Islands aud Mofidteno~ ned hnPis
dntreal Qurbec Snguenay River White Monnains LaAe
Chaain Saratoga 10 be had at much reduced rates
for the round Tip the General Agency OF the Grand Trunk
md Roy.l Mail Line Steamers. No 30 Broadway opposite
h,svura EDWARD \. BEACH, General Assut
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ALWAYS COOL APP pELIoHTFgL ,,,,,.
ASIEBNooN a2 EyEH 81 M
or Or. S THE { Pk 4 a E o. T ) SI IA
Mr.. j. rro sTS s%on bsaop Grace ss
HE E' GsIT S$Sf DANCER
W. D. HARRISON eegis and I, E'tsmp0r'ns'' Singer
PROF. cospoREs sG FIios6 81 III and MAGICIAN
viii perform his wonderful ,
TWO LIVING WHITE WHALES.
captured and brought this city from the coast OF Labrsdo
nc NOW TIE iiiy' MAMMoTH GLASS wHALE-rANK,
the only specimens, to be seen alive;
SOW IS TIE TIME
-, THEk Ives ARE TT TggE Xxi ryry.
THE wH hisiEd AEksATda % tf fna EoSe
86Ts AHR PF c6ySfFo
PROFESSOR HUICHlNGSL LIGHTNING CALCULATION,
WOODRoFFE'S BOHEMIAN 9 ;AsSBLoW v, A,hts;r,oy
FIFTY LIFE il Ei SIZE SoyiSG Wax FIGUREs
p1s1 Wb@el Eat oman Giane.s, ccssssn Girl Livios
ot;ers, seals. Grand Aquar a, Mion Grfosities
MONDAY, July 10.
OPENING OF TIE SUMNER SEASON
GRAND SPECTACULAR PANToMiME
OLYMPIC THEATER. Commence at g.
" soc Lessee and MonAsere''. Mira John W99p
This SATURDAY. EVENING, JULY8.
LAST NIGHT or THE SEASON,
LAST NIGHT
GREAT SCOTTISH Military DRAMA,
JESSIE bROWNi
RELIEF OF LUCKNOW,
presented with the regard to completeness that has
dere1 famous the
SPECTACULAR DISPLAYS
oLpMPfc.
NEW AND Characteristic SCENERY By HAYEa
ORCHESTRA UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
TfIOS. BAKER,
AND POWERFUL CAST.
TIE GRAND rABLEAUA NIGHTLY ENcoRED.
CHARGE or TIE HIGHLAsoERs.
UROA.TAY THEATER.
- TRIUMPHANT ENGAGEMENT
MISS KATE REIGN0LDS,
WHO VIII 'PPeA THIS EVENING,
ANGEL
MIDNIGHT.
IN which she 30 artistically impers ons.es be
FIVE CHARACIEk OF
MIDNIGHT JUSTICE,
AND MERCY,
Supported By fu and powerful comp engaged x2resdJ
for the piece.
Seats secured Ia advance.
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Certurcs Gl,o MseiinSs
n)rooing Garos. &r.

ALVIN ENERDELL's SONS, No. 10i Full
a tcnst-WEDDiNG CARDS and fine STATIONARY.
(Eagoisr ed 1851
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prlnilng.

CHARLES c. SHELLEY,
" STEAM JOB PRINTER
No % BARCLAY-SE,
Short time order. ofPRE5SWORk done for the trade
WIN. EVERDELLv SONS, No. lOi Fulton
w .,-sTEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MAN
UEAC1UKERs
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i 0NG ISLAND RNILROAD.-rrains VII

I UNU ISLAND KNILhVAU,-IIHl Io VII
\ 4 leave James zip, New.io a. follows
$500 ~ Gsocnpor Mil and Passenger Ir'n stopping a,
all Way stations. and connecting with Glen Head, Aosynad
Htupstead Trains 49,
1889 A. m Syos,ct Trpn. stopping at all Way stations
3:31 D. N. Grceupor Express, connecting NJ hosyu
Glen Head and Hampstead and .i0p at all = us east Oh
"A ck.vie except Saturday. on which day an trua
rain will leave AZ making all 'he connect AS % Farm
ingda and which days the Expos w not Dp bet" cen
Jamaica and Deer Park.
ceptiug Glen l!e4d and R1slyu.
81 D. m. for North lsip Hampstead. Glen Head and
ROslyn. - .no..
On sunday EIcuron Train esve. Hunters Point a. B;4S
a. IA. for aphank AMI AL .utcru sfii'e stations.
o. CAAkLlCk President.
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NIEW-.JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trainsl leave
foot of Corandtst for PHILADELPHIA, al 10 and llio
m ~ M 4 aud 8 %. m and IL midnight for BALriaoKs
and WIsHIsgros at aud IA 80 M p and /! aid
night Military Tickets not receivable IN the .. N. train
IcT othsS PARTICULARS Ses bile q otceA
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NTEW-YORK audNEW-UAVEN RAILROAD
~ NETWORK TO NEWPORT
On and after SATURDAY JAY !, Ito TWO dny irain'
will leave New York from conner OF Foutave and twenty
seventhsi at a. M aud ~ 10 p m passing through new
Haven New London and Stonlneton to Es'' NJ
L. where the splendid Ulysses will be IA waiting and
Immediately the arrival Of the ui. io' Ne"Roit
Aodir splendid sail Of IL mes down the Naasane, pay
Al snn s.3 D. M Tickets cold and baggage checked
,Irongb JAMES ii. HOYT Superintendent.
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nISSOLUTION.-The copartnership hereto
~ fore existing under The uame Of LEEDS 1 SWANS
SO RO BE- tha day dissolved By llual couserNs w York
July J. 1865 THO. r.. LFfp>
ALFRED a. SWksSBOEO.
COPAR1NfaSHIP MOTTO t.-1he undersisned have nj,
A., formed copsr Def.hip undr The na-~ e'd style -
Lf FU- HALL aud Nill lu Ncnfra slnf -.ork
and cod Commission Bushes. Il N1 80 Efosd . New
Yofk July l. 1915 THO. r. Lttls,
KOHr j. ; HALL
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Wisce!lgncors.

ALI, SIZES of the new EASY WALK.
~ mo CRITTCHFs are NOW RFADY.-These Patent
Plastic Clutches aye acknowledged the BEST cheapest beaar
es made For he aged young, ale ~ ieAe 'odien
ami others PHYSICIANS rad them valuable Tor many IN
vads ss well the lame, Ac No t9 hleecfef-st: tew
doors east OF Broadway ~ B.TA. faert E'ane O'eeS
can h, fitted 10 any other crutch IN ten Minutes NJ AL
benevolent persons aud associations cn have these rssas
Elastic Cruioh.s Tor soldiers Of cost prce.
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NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1865. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
COMMENCING MAY 10. 1903

PASSENGER Station IN Ney.York Twenty Seventh q.
AID fourthaye. Entrance ou Twenty seyenth'ss.
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INSURANCE Gompancs.
GLOBE MUTUAL
~ LIFE INSURANCE co.

GLOBE MUTUAL
~ LIFE INSURANCE co.
OiAce, Corner Broadway and futons At,
Now. York.
riRsT YEARS BCsISKss:
NO. or POLICIES lhsCED......... ............ 1Ott
ANIMAL PREMIUMS ON SAME. a235,31s, 3:S
AMOUNT INSURED. ....................J, 11e,3t1 90
LOSofS... - Nf................. S.DoU w
ALL POLICIES koN-FORfkIrlNB.
Policies issu.d by this Company the Common Life aud
Endowment Tables 40 nonorcng amer the fhird year
t f. II the assured discontinue h, premiums either from
choice necessity be will be- ent, TO ul pfd policy for
the VII e amount Of premiums paid, provided the assured
does not exceed 80 years Of At tie issue Of the
Policy.
oYyicTns TRUsrgHs;
PLINY FREEMAN, fTcsi. Is. q. GLOSS. Vice Prest.
n. G. FREEMAN. Sec.
LoRI.g AyDRHws...l. Andrews Son, No. "a Gold u.
CuAELrs KEEELAsD. Boret kneelsnd, No 90 William II.
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
4 ROADs--On and lner M0SDhY, June :, trains Tor
Albany and Troy connecting Nth Northern aud western
trsns will cave New. iors o. follows.
7.lJe m-Nis Hudson River Railroad Thig'iethst, and
Tenth Ayo connecting With Als FOR Saratoga and sharon
Springs. -, -,
II A. m-Va Harlem Raj road, TsoutysiHth-s' ani Fourth
ave connecting With trains or Samo-s Sharon nsSc
and at Chatham viih trains for pcihts East
m-1ia Hudson River Railroad connecting with trains
for saratoga ~
an m-Nia Hudson River Railf I'D connecting $; Troy
W ia train for Montreal. With Sleeping Car attached.
SOP. mL-Nia Harlem Railroad, sleeping CaI attached al
Albany. 80
81. n.-ys Hudson River Railroad Sleeping Cars nom
New York g. Buffalo and Suspension Bridge with 10 change
This train runs on Sundays.
lpJlp m.-yfi Hudson River Railroad with Sleeping
Cars attached connecting u Ah.ny AID Troy with morning
,,ai,. n,r North and West Nd. Il. VANDERBILT
Vice President.