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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25


I personal Observation-Disclosures In
fiuence Of one true loving soul Oh anoth.
er: Not calculable by algebra, not de-
ducible by logic, but mysterious, effect
ual, mighty as the hidden process by
which the tiny seed is quickened,s and
bursts forth into tall stem and broad
leaf, and growing tasseled flower.
Ideas are often poor ghosts our sun
filled eyes cannot discern them; they
pass athwart US in thin vapor, and eau
not. make themselves felt. But soine-,,
times they are made Of flesh they touch
Us with soft responsive hands; they
look at US with sad, sincere eyes, and
speak to Us in appealing tones; they are
clothed in a living human soul with all
its conflicts, its faith AND its love Then
their presence Is power, then thsyl
shake US like a passion. and we ars
drawn after them with gentle scaAp0l-s
sion. as fame il drawn to dsms. e;ace-
wcod's Nrgn-inc,
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A THRILLING STORY.

The following story was taken from
that interesting book, Parley's Thous-
and and One Stories. Il is founded up
On an occurrence which actually took
place in Vermont some forty years ago.
The facts are almost literally related as
follows: &zm... -.
My brother Herman liked the busi-
ness of carrying the mai! better tlIan l
did, and 50 went to work in new
clearing had commenced, about mile
and u half from home, and quite as far
from the. house Of q brotller-in-laW. |
used to stay as often at one place as at
the other. It was a bad arrangement,
as in case of accident neither family
would be alarmed or go to look for me,
ii should not COM home. ! felt the
force Of this in the course OF the winter
as you win see directly. a.fss ,.t .
"There had fallen Que Of our old fa-h-
ioned, northern New York SHOWS, crust
ed over hard enough to bear a man. !
was getting on famously with my clear
ing, getting ready to build a house in
the spring. l was ambitious, and work
ed early and late, going without my
dinner some days, when the bread and
meat had brought in my pocket was
frozen so hard that l. could not masti-
cate it without taxing up too much oi
my time One day it was intensely
7 cold, with the prospect of a storm that
might hinder my work the next day,
and so l worked on IA long as Iscoultl
/ see, and after twilight / felled tree
: which in Its descent lodged against an.
other. could not bear the idea Of leay.
4 ing the job half finished; mounted the
almost PROSTATE bodyto c,,t awsy . Iimt
! to let ~ down. "s<
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CHAPTER lS3.

AN ACT to amend section II chapter
l72 of the laws Of the Sinth General
Assembly.
~. Be II enacted by The, Genera,
Assembly Of the State Of Io,ca, That
section 17of chapter ~ Of the laws Of
the Ninth General Assembly be amend,
ed by striking therefrom the. first pro-
uisO in words as follows: Provided, that
in case it has been the uniform custom
for each sub-district to bear the whole
expense incurred for the CONSTRUCTION Of
its own school house, the Board Of Di-
rectors shall dispense with the appor-
Stionment and assess the per centum
directly upon the property Of the sub
district making the application. 1.-THE
said section shall be further amended by
striking the word "further'' from the
second proviso thereof and by substitut-
ing tho word mo- for neither in the
second proviso. ...
/ s2. This act being deemed Of immedi-
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A Dreadful Storm in Wisconsin.
On the 18th inst. . terrific storm Of
rain, hail and wind, visited Lancaster.
G rant county. Wisconsin. The follow.
Ing are Some Of the particulars. s.' -.
II .'Trees were urrcoted or their limbs
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ALDRICH HOUSE.

Cs,lrr street, bet,reen 5ta e. 6th, 1TPTON. IOWA.
TT HOCGHTON, Proprietor. This House
having recently been refurnished with
nrw beds and furniture. and thoroughly reno
waited, the travelling public will here find the
best accom- NO olations in the city. Stages call
for every point. Good Stabling attaChed. u
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;atesJnaportsnne iahal 10 in .fores ioni
and rAeter il pAsblicalionl In the Iowa
State Rexistef atdI Iowa Even ing 6saGes-
msn.n isswspapsssu ,pnbiiahsd sssaDes
MQineA lisw ,fh2uodf el 1t ,odw .tuohi
esssss Ap5'i sss sSy ps Ao,
y / sfstiaq 4 ,a's tl,sseas 'oa Che 9th aAy of
- -, EBMRfd 30 ssc' ! ,, q s.A.s.
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The SIMPLE SECRET. Twenty clerks
in a store. Twenty hands in = print-
ing office. Twenty young men IN .
village. All want to get along in the
world, aud all expect TO do so. One Of
the clerks will rise to be junior partner,
and make fortune. One OF the COM
positors will own newspaper and be-
come All influential and prosperous citi-
zen. One of the villagers viii get q
handsome farm and live like . patri-
arch. But which is destined to be the
lucky individual: Lucky, there is no
luck about it. The thing is almost as
certain as the rule OF three. The young
fellow who will distance his colnpetit-
ors is he who masters his business,
who preserves his integrity, who lives
clean and purely who never gets in
debt, who gains friends by deserving
them, and puts his money in y savings
bank. There are some ways to fortune
that look shorter than this dusty old
highway. But the staunch men OF the
community. the men who achieve Dme-
thing worth having, good. fortune. good
name and serene old age, all go this
rUad. IN gaG
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Buggies! Buggies !!

NAHANEY & NEIMAN have on hand two
~ NO. Rnggies, which they will sell cheap.
Ihey Will also build to order Spring Wagons
ana sugg'es, in the best and neatest style Al
short notice Special attention paid to the
repair OF Buggies shop on the block Just
southwest OF the court house. nI2mI3
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AGENTS w MED!
THE GREAT WORK COMPLETE !!

Vol. ". of Viotor's History (CrH,
!. Political and Nititdry,) of the
Southern Rebellion, is now Ready !!
YJ,HIs completes this great National work. 1t
Is BY FAB, the most exhaustive and satis.
factory OF all the narratives OF the late civil
War. il has the Enforcement OF numerous Gov
ernors Members OF Congress, Eminent Officers
ard Civilians. II ts, In tact. the only History
Agents: or sent by express to any address on
receipt Of price, viz: In muslin binding S325
per volume. In leather. $500 per volume.
1Address WM.H GIFFING, GenI Ag't
l3 spruce street, New York.
As- AGENTS, TAKE NOTICEl This great
work being complete will now command q
large circulAttOn. Good Canvassefe, male or
names for Il. Very liberal cominissi How
ed ana exclusive territory given. For circular
of particulars address 0S above.
22w4 JAS d. TORREY, Publisher.
FL. --.-- ~~,o~ s47E ~
Buy your Fancy Toilet SoarA ata ALDESS.
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P. r. SMITH, D. D. S.

MENTAL PHYSICIAN, Upton, zas~<N1A
! Iowa. Office over Cuibertson
Friend & Co.'S store. lie visits uITy~y
Clarence each alternate Nednes-
day, commencing April 18th, 1865. =,
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WIN. M KNOTT.

A UCTIONEER. Will attend promptly to
II selling all kinds Of property Mt Auction,
in any part OF Cedar county. A list Of his sales
will always be found at the TIPToN ADvERTI-
SER Office where these desiring his services
can fix the day for their sale without seeing
Inn A
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"A. Vouches shall be taken for all
monies expended by the board Of trust
ecs executive or building committee, in
carrying out the provisions of this act,
and record shall be kept of all expend-
itures, showing the amount paid, to
whom paid and for what service render
ed or material purchased.
S. In all contracts entered into by
by the board, or executive committee,
good and sufficient bonds are required
for the faithful performance of the same.
The trustees shall make a full report
to the next General Assembly Showing
in detail the manner in which the
money appropriated 10y this act has been
expended.
s's. The money shall be drawn from
the State treasurer by the treasurer of
the board of trustees, and shall be paid
out by him upon orders drawn by the
President of the board of trustees. att1 ia
s7. This act--shall take effect and
he in force from and after It's publication
in the Iowa State Register and the Io,on
Homestead, two newspapers published
at Des Moines.
Approved April 3rd, 1868.
; l hereby certify that the foregoing
took effect by publication, as required
in section 2 thereof, on the 9th day of
April, A. u. 1868.
ED WRIGHT, See'y Of State.
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PICTURES! PICTURES /!

A LII THAT WANT FIRST-CTASS LIKE
n nesses taken of themselves or friends, viii
call at ]. L. HUDSON'S PICTURE GALLEhi !,
over Alden s grocery store between the hours
of 0 a. m. and D. M [n47vl4l
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W. N. uCEY,.

4 TcTIONEER, CLARENCE, Iowa. VIII sell
n goods at auction in Cedar county, when
III ! GENE LAND AGENT 4Ae
Will attend to buying and selling land, paying
taxes &c. All business uone with proHptness
avI dispatch Ofice at w. Flanagan 4 Go. .
store n Clarence. SlSnJS ~
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G.. p. INGMAN.

ILatc Treasurer of Cedar county, Iowa.
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Office in the Court House, T1pTON, IOWA.
DEAL ESTATE bought and sold on coGnmis-
IL sion: Taxes paid and Real Estate redeem
cd from lax Sales; Records of Titles examined
and abstr made. Also,
Agent for Hartford Fire Insurance Go.
Policies issued on favorable terms, and losses
promptly paid. mis-
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WIN. ELLIOTT
J, C. TURNER,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. wins,il! continue
| the practice of Medic ne in this vicinity.
Office south side of courteous square, Upton,
low 1. IS N ~ -ljl
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cB1swELL & THEBAN,
LIVERY STABLE

TAYLOR & FLEMING, PRoPRIETORs.
In the rear of the Union Hotel, 1spton,
IOu0.
Carriages, Buggies & Saddle Horses
Toilet at all times and at reasonable prices.
Careful and experienced drivers furnished
when desired. m zfs# fl E4ss4r s#ts lltf
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DIR. H. H. MAYNARD,

DIR. II. II. MA NAhD,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, TIPToN iowa.
Having returned and permanently located
in Upton, he will promptly attend to MI pro-
1essional calls. Residence opposite the BUCK
(t1p stairs next door to Advertiser Office. MA
CRISWELL & THEBAN,
DLASTERERs, Upton. Iowa. Work done
| on short notice in the best style and at rea-
sOnable prices. Farmers and others desiring
work done will please give us a call. srn
7 Inn u Good fresh Lime constantly on
LlsWE p, hand and for sale in large or small
uuantitips NIB
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NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.

inform his old customers, and the public
generally that he has commenced work in his
New shop, directly north of the steam Mill, in
Upton, where he is prepared to attend to oil
business in his line, and especially horse shoe
ing, 1ltt Z.
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c. L. CHAMBERS. J. r. KENNEDY
sDRs. CHAMBERS & KENNEDY

HAVE associated themselves together for
/ the practice of Medicine and surgery, for
/ he period Of five years. Office one door west
Of Mcnamara & Belts drug store. sF# IL -
Tipton, Iowa, May 3oth, 1865. - -
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brtBt1sHfb r AUTHORITY. m:s'
AtEHEAKrER2 al


4 AN 4AC C'Tfmnkinesppropriations fpr tn g
itgF State Agricultural College, and Farm.
H. 1l.s-Be 1t aenucted 6y tie General rs
j ee,ndlye afrtte SAate lot tsIIona. dtThat
\ these ia hereby, appropriated fur the
purposes as hereafter, speciaed, u o,as' OF
I any money in tho State Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, Z the following
sums, or so much theseof a. may 30 nee
essary, viz: fbs pFocnring and placing a
heating apparatus, cooking range and
| the necessary axtures befuAging thereto
! In the 'Iosraf,Ayr yrtcukura College build
4 ingyten thduAnd dollars; fbrrthe i'issr-
pose of erecting thrs dwelling hos,sessfor
the use and occupancy Of the Professors
employed IN the College above mention
ed, said buildings TO be erpoted7 On the
|. College Farm nnde- direction Of the
building committee, elected by % the
board of trustees, twelve thousand DOL
lars; for, procuring water, constructing
cisterns, aud providing clocks aud bell,
two thousand dollars; for grading and
laying out the grounds, procuring and
planting trees. and erectingthe necessa-
" out buildings, one thousand dollars.
70 pay for extra work o, the coilege
building ana expenses Herewith CON
nected, three Thousand dollars; for the
use of the College Farm, to.be expended
by the board Of trustees, for the, follow
Ing named purposes. to-wit, For tile
draining Of Farm, enc thousand dollars;
tor hog.housc, corn crib ann hen house,
eight hundred dollars; for stables, gran
ary and, tool-house, twenty-five Il hum
dred dollars; for shed and farm macl,in.
cry, aud cellar for roets, seven hundred
and fifty dollars: for furniture. for. farm
house,, fifteen hundred dollars; for. horse
and ilarAess, i've hihldred dollars; for
safe to preserve books and records Sc,
twelve huIdlyd dollars, for farm itnple-
nleills, fepairing,g fencing,l &e,, twelve
hundred dollars; for procuring road on
south side of farm, three hundred dol
lars. ;.,l, ~ s..., 81. .,. f.. t,.tr.g;j .sga.f
2. Should the amount hereby ap-
propriated for any of the objects named,
be insufficient for either of said objects,
the surplus remaining from any other
object, appropriated for in this act, may
be used to supply such deficiency.
s3. The money hereby appropriated
shall be expended under direction of the
board of GAtSsssf tho fsrrustdral Col
leye and Farm, AMI shall DC drawn
from thet~ts sFeasdry upon Warrants
issued by the auditor of State, upon the
requisition of the President of the board
OF trustees, at such times, and in such
sums as may be required in making the
and purchases above de
scribsL. ~ - $E A-A- >8'@~
3 4 Xouches shall be taken for all
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Buy your Fancy Toilet SoarAatA ALDES'S.
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saxu al liza Ls,sU
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WHY ARE TIE FOREIGN MASSES DEN
OCRATS?

TO me Editor Of The tribune
SIR: | am a forcign-bom citizen ana am
piten asked the question why IL IS thaV 81 '"'
.rs vote the Democratic tickets To properly answer 'i0
question it necessary to nakG is %drd two
h i "a coup0sed Of mechanics, farmers, ana
laborers fun grown and shllou III toI ,, men M
without cent Of cost 70 ms c9"IlI9 anu VI %
with Good educatOns, fitted ana ready 70 perform
required IN all the various piacnos "a Vusi oS know
ronntry. Every political thlnker ana INQUIRE ti nd
maj he cost and expenses 81 rearing, suppoithk a
educating oOuntrys population IS deau ioss Class
wealth Of country. Wen, 'he ~" ~ ncr-
mentioned come here ready and able 10 ,Pcir
form their parts they come TO DT aITc,rtunities
condition, and to take advantages OF itisp class
not presented in their native country lhT VII the
~ composed Of the drcgs OF the Olu Uybase in.
ignorance, paupeTsln, ana wee on oirre and Of
stiucts ascend higher than the crlnna a. ar ~
those who forced to leave ihGlr have tray-
the vengeance OF laws outraged ny lAeui have often
elcd not "A little through this country, ana ny 0ere
met Will persons who would have gwen nan my Wy
,t A. ct could he assured their DISCUSSES were PROOF
against recCrop Ihave seen those Who AFTER ENJOY
I'M thc confidence Of their employers iOr quarter Oh d
century having been cahElI IL. .lo - -, 80 ,eaect
had fed to this country, aud assumed inc gD vi
ability aud honesty. one fellow, on renewing my ac-
Sgainiafce saws: MY dear SIR am here and occupy
respectable position as - ~! w low ,r0cery
and worse perhaps like to some OF our worst places on
WatersIJ Another who burned his employers office, TO
cloud ana defy prosecutor Ior Et"TS 81 g, he high
blot out an paper evidence OF ms CUNT meet III we ,5
est walks of society here. He is prominent member VI
church but he is known by Old acquaintance 70 O
great backguard, and TO be hNlng WIN "Ci5 mem
lousy bad In the old country so nave Iouuu ~
Now in answer TO the query scattered 4Nca 1ne s ~
from NewYork to Kansas you VIII nd INC ,'E.
foreigners-dH ioydt and almost unanimously 1n 81
not say Radical In the cites New S cd class
Louis, New Orleans, &c, &C. you au fr,ocratic The
MI guOrautly disOyal and 10 man Dt j "a gave
who come here TO make use OF DAC bb 16ey never
them with prospects OF apITVIa.lOn ,cb IN 90 With
can hope for over the sea-, know 700 mucn 10 SO
the party whose aim IS the destiIo'vn Va fres I'm tho
world to a better advantage know enough TO see Una.
their very dearest interests lie III INC uniO" u ' '
and general prosperity
NeiC- York. August "A, lotS
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I 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leaye James

Gssnport and all stations except Woode ae VIII,
Tree NurthUort Passenger Tram, and all -9ns ss
eept Willow Tree 3Jo Expss Train for Getnport sI
Heksvle aDd al Esst Nolgf'
Passenger Tan aud all stations except Willow Tree
North lp Passenger and all stations All TIA
connect as Muso Hampstead aud Gen ts1a
Sunay Excursion Hunters Point at for HenpsieA
Glen North p NorthpoTt al! all stations al liS
teTs Point at STOP. ~ Takes eject jane u l9sS
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Illustrated Guide 20 the principal suburban places the Lire
the Eastern Division this Railway has been prepared and Gao be on
aed the ofce Of the Company, free Of charge by those Nshhg "
personally the referred TO- with the view o. setenest
| II. RIDDLE, General ssst
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NEWYORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING MAY Is, 1868.
TRAINs LEAVE NEw.YORK

PASSENGER Station York Twenty eysnhst AId Fotb
Entrance on Twenty seyeHh.st
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ERI i51 RAILWAY.--TRAIN5 LEAVE DEPOT

SUNDAY TRAISs-9:30a Way Train for ousylei Eoo m y
Paterson; H. Night Epr for Dunkrk Buffalo Roeh.
Salamanca aud all points West and Souh $500 p ~ EmAAi AZ
Way Train IL for Paterson aud Port JeTys RI
through saamanes Dupkk and Bufeo With
change coaches aud in direct connection with AL Ouihe o.,
Western lines.
Pey Ventilated Luxurious Sleeping Seaehes accompany
ightTrains. . - a,
tickets can obtained the Companys oesNo al Broasy-
Depot Chsnbert Newior also Long Dock Depot Itssy
City %
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STEAMBOATS, mS 3ailruaos.

eSUWNUUIlS AlU c(aluudUs.
bristol LINE-AT p. NJ.
ID . o,o,,nn,,or THE ONLY FIRSTcLAsS LINE
Largest fstes, the World having 500 Rooms
BRISTOL,
BRAYTOS Pier No 60 n r. foot Of Caus at o'clock
IN, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS aud FRIDAYS.
PROVIDENCE,
Capt SIMMONS at m, TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and sATuR
Connecting with the Express Train at Bristol the following morning
Arriving Boston at O'Clock in time for all Of
Freight taken low the lowest and landed in Boston
JAMES FISK. IT, Managing Director.
TOR NORWALK and DANBURY.-Rail
time hai railroad fare No duTh fast and 'pendd steamboat
ever sIGosb b is SH d NJ Haven S Rics Rspes
leaves South Nowak al Io arVa OF the Danury and
cnt,i Excursion Tickets 81 IS Stages connect for New
EARE % CENTS.-AfternOon boat for Yon-
a sc caves SI SS of vEa
AFTERNOON 800 Thirty Md - S99day' sIsgisd Re
Sing 1;iS Nysek 74S lrvngon o. Hastings si5i YOSkss $50
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT-Fo WHITE
sST p RdIEs S2Fk SkS s E ASTs on I
& SsK,RPaY I%. @ s new and ':S, sts1mSC1, SEA
day. sate 49, er &, places :s. 'N' O' 'uH
EOR ALBANY, and TROY-Fare 81 50,
Other Ss :.S n By "a @ 4 sT: s'.3 @ h OK
,, Pier No. - sIs ESr north a0 E EVERY tysS.NS
clock connecting with kswfork Central Railroad for Buffalo aud all
West aud With Rensselaer, and Lake Cbaa
steamers for Montreal Lake George Saratoga Aad ali Also with
rail for North Adams Burlington and points East Fare Sunday 81
Returning leave Troy at and Albany O'Clock
secured a Once, No Os Westst
nay LINE for ALBANY and TROY.-The
~ O. VBBARD and DANIEL DREW will alter
na,elY from Desoros%s at 100 and Thirty hurthm at 745
Landing West Point Cornwall kewbargh, Poughkeepne
Rhnbeck Tyo Cask aud connecting Albany 20
Saratoga and all points North; train NewYork Cen
aud Soqurhnna Railroads The steamboat SENECA transfer,
passengers 70 Troy on arrival at Albany without charge
WHITE MOUNTAINS, MOUNT MANS
w FIELD, LAKES MEMPHRBMAGOG AND WfLLOUGIIBY
FINEST LAKE SCENERY IN TUE UkITED Stairs.
VIA CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY
10 Mills SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER RoUTR
Leaves New York, via New Haven Railroad al 26 noon or
by New Haven steamer at Peck ship at 3;l5 m
On Saturdays the l25 train sleeping attached rees through
10 the Lake without stop.
Maps and particulars 10 kpplstons Railway Guide Bus Guide
Of Conbeeient River Valley.
RUTHERFURD PARK SALE-1GO PLOTS
~ aud two DWELLINGS, % THURSDAY Sept 3 Pre- NOE
Tickets at No n CedarbL
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Excursions.

nALY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
~ ROSLYS. landing Whileston BsyIiss Dock Great Neck
Point Dock and Glen Wood On aud AFTER MONDAY
IS ARROWSNITH Capt Mues will leave Peek
Pier No q East River morning at 81 for the above land
ing% Returning, will leave Rosyn at $50 n
EREE EXCURSION TOMORROW, Sept. 3,
Il o RUTHERFORD PARK LAND SALE-Tieksls and Maps Of
the Auctoneers. No. - Cedarst
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For S Sc yea s as ssseS ana 400 tx H. iN m H
For Milford Ssoi Fairfield Southport and WespOrt TO lLa
For ScTssi 100 &co iEr( 900 Loo a. laIs I) eIl
F. For DSdsa zoo 800. ll:9O nj 80 40 soepm
r S9I S ~ tao SO s. 80 soS r9 M N
For aud intermediate stations 100 800 lLOA AIS
~ ~" Wv CONNECTING TRAISs.
For Boston via Springfield $50 a. W. (hGG AGO (hLl S"Pn
For Hartford and Springfield soOa (Erl lalS SEQ In see
For Connecticut River Railroad (EI laIsp to NV
For Hartford Providence F.hk Railroad 800 (Er) ns
For vIaveu YswLOudOn and s,oungOn Railroad Asa
For CANA RAILROAD m I2Is p m SOhAnptO. and W.
For Hoas,,onc RailrOsd sOOam, sOopm
For Esugatuck Railroad SEQ a. M. 400 p m. -
'''n~''''4' -''-'-'- JANIS II Horr spt
NEW-JERSEY r. R-Por PHILADELPHIA,
nr v" VA fS 49, m IL @ GSiS For nj Bali and w
tOn-sp.m. I'm. 1;@ D. m' For South aud Ws-sSI a.
F0R THg wEST.-ro Cincinnati a,a chleago-s:.oa NJ m
change silver Palace slsssnscars on train through
s ,5, TSat sI Ss D sane F"y $
Mon aud Thurs through 10 Chicago whou, eh,ss.
S s%c's one train 6 sfs5' ether NV Eis 5
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL
~o,a n,r,n FOB cd LONG ,I BIrRRAsMS0G,
Daily Sunday. sIe;ptsS Al .. "a, and .'lSe N.
Touching al Pier 4. for Passengers only, at 2
by the fsvoute steamers
JESSE HOYT aud NBpBRSINH
Retaining, leave Lsng Branch at T;3l a N. and
ToH's River az $50 a. and lilO p.
Arriving Ia New-York at $50 a. NJ aud 81 .. m
1903. W. s. n les>ese
S0UTHSIDE RAILROADo of LONG ISLAND; |
O-CHANGB OF TIME On September D. lsts hs.,
viii fellows: Leave Newlork and 0aAds YER
TOR Soath Seyenthst, Wihansburgh), 9O5 $50 =,
$50 for lsp and intermediate stsiions al 6;Is
Jamaica Returning leave lsip 6;l5 aud and ~
ping at iatemeiae stations sod from Jamaica, IN, AVins~'
York at 1850 1885, 9;SS ~. and 6:25 .. .
and $40 trains
PAse ie.sd and baggage checked and for nre sd
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