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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-05-28

To the Honorable County Commissioners of OK
ford County.
N in behalf OF said town. your Petitioners, the
Selectmen OF the same, would respectfully repre-
sent that the County Road located abou, three yrs
ago, leading from the bank OF the Androscoggin
river opposite Mexico Corner, in the town OF Peru,
across land owned by VIM. Is. Walton, Of said
town, Ia the Axe Factory Road (so-called), near
Rumfori line was located To iniersecf with con.
templated Road leading down the river by Rum.
ford Fails but as this road has never been located
and In all probability never viii be, we feel conf.
dent that the public convenience does not require
the construction OF the above named located road
We therefore pray your Honors To discontinue the
same, or If In your opinion public thoroughlare
is necessary to connect the towns OF Peru ana
Mexico, al this point, and do not think proper TO
disconiinue,-we pray your Honors TO so change
the location as 10 best convene the travel going
up river. and "a in duty bound viii ever pray.
ISAAC CHASE,
HENRY ). MCINTYRE,
MERRILL KNIGHT,
Selectmen OF Peru.
Peru Feb. %, lsts. mayal
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quest il hall spokenP Then with al your
dignity and authority minglo politensss.
Give it a niche in your household temple.
Only then viii you have the true secret
of sending out into the world really fin.
ished gentlemen and ladies.
Again, we say unto all, be polite
Exchange.
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To the Hon. Board Of County Commissioners
within and for the County Of Oxford.
TIME undersigned, Seiectmen Of the Town or
i Hartford. in said County OF Oxford, pursuant
TO a vote OF said town, respectfully represent that
the Road located by your Honors In the towns OF
Hartford and Canton, In said County, from Tyler's
Corner (so-called), in Hartford, by Whitney Pond
10 Canton Mills, on petition Of D. c. Chase Ct ais.
in the year eighteen hundred and sixty.seven, Is
no longer required by the public, and that the
same cannot be built without great expense by
said town of Hartford: Wherefore your petition
ers pray your Honors to view the same Mt an early
day and to discontinue the same or so much OF
the same rs IL located within the aforesaid town
OF Hartford, Ii, in your judgment, the same Is ex
pedient,-and a. in duty bound will ever pray.
STEPHEN r.. IRISH,
JOSEPH l.. MENDALL,
ALDEN DARRELL,
Selectncn OF Hartford.
Hartford, May /, ls69 may2l
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Hartford, May /, lSi9.
STATE OF MAINE.


OXFORD, SS-Board OF County Commissioners,
May Session, 1859.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are re-
sponsible, and that inquiry into the merits OF their
application is expedient:
IL IL Ordered, that the County Commissioners
meet st the Inn Of Simeon Brett, nj Canton Mills
ina said County, on Monday the twenty first day Of
June next, at ten Of the clock A. NJ, and thence
proceed TO view the route mentioned in SAID petit
ton Immediately amer which view hearing OF
the parties and Witnesses will be had nj some con
vcnient place in tie vicinity ard such other meas
ures taken In the premises n the Commissioners
shall judge proper, And 10 is further Ordered,
that notice of the time, place and purpose OF the
Commits soners' meeting aforesaid be given 10 all
persons and corporations Interested, by causing
attested copies Of said petition and OF this order
thereon be served upon the Clerk Of the town Of
Hartford and also posted up in three public places
in said town, and published three weeks success
sively in the oxford Democrat, a newspaper print
ed In Paris in said County OF Oxford. the first OF
said publications aud each Of the other notices,
TO be made served and posted, nj least thirty days
before said time OF meeting, 10 the end that all
persons and corporations may then and there APP
pear, and shcw cause, IL any they have, why the
prayer OF said petitioners should not be granted.
Attest: w h. kIMBALl, Cfcrk-
A true copy OF said Petition and order Of Court
thereon.
Attest: W. h. klMBAIL, Clerk.
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comes of the tree when your time is out.
8. A tree with limbs coming out near
the ground is worth two trees trimmed
up five feet, and worth four trees trimmed
up ten feet, and 80 on till they arc NOT
worth anything.
9. Trim down, not up.
10. Shorten in, not lengthen out.
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Freedom Notice.

r hereby certify that have this day given my
i son, Stilman j. Durgn, his time from THIS
date to trade and act for himself shall here
amer claim none Of his wages or pay any debts
of his contracting.
JOSHUA DURGIN.
Witness-THOs. p. CLEAvEs.
Brownield. May 10, 1853.
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouliug the hair with a pasty sedi-
mcnt, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling Oft, and
consequently prevent balduess. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for q
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to its original color
Nth the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick.
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STATE OF MAINE.

TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Augusta May 18th, 1853
TPON tho following Townships or tracts OF
l Land, not liable to be taxed In any town, the
following re-assessment was made BY the County
Commissioners of oxford County, on the Sd day
of March, lsis for the tax Of ls6s, by virtue OF an
Ac. Of the Legislature, approved March 8, lst9
Andoyer y. w. Surplus, o. 50
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ASAPH BIRD.
THE WHITCOMB
Horse Hay Rake,

Is the best HORSE RAKE known. TT RAKES
CLEAN, works easy, and Is warranted to give
better satisfaction than any other Rake ever In.
the largest farmers in Oxford County, shows:
FRYEBURG, Me, Feb eth, lsGs.
T, H. DODGE, EsQ-Dear Sir purchased last
season one OF the Whitcomb Horse Hay Rakes,
aud after raking with IL one hundred and nfty tons
Of hay, can safely say. a. labor-saving machine,
it Is Indispensable. I would cheerfully recon-.
mend it 10 any one desiring a rake. 10 works e.
qually well on rough and smooth ground.
Yours, &c, IL. ID. Il. HUTCHINs.
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NOTICE IL hereby given that the Annual List
IN of Internal Revenue
TAXES FOR 1859,
Ia the 9nd Collection District Of Maine,
Has been committed to me for collection, and that
1 will receive the same, by myself or deputy, ~
the following times and places, viz:
Those assessed In Androscoggin County and the
towns of Buckield, Hebron and Hartford, ut my
Office Ia Lewiston Nom the 18th to the 2ist day Of
May. 1859, inclusive.
Those assessed in Franklin County, ut the ONCE
of Hon. II. Bclcher, in Pennington, on the soth
and aist days Of May, 1se9
Those assessed in Sagadahoc County, at the
ofice OF T. G. Hyde, Esq, In the city OF Bath, the
slst and I'D days of May, lss0.
Those assessed in Oxford County, except the
towns Of Buckne,d, Hebron and Hartford, AZ the
Elm House in Norway, on tho l@h day OF MAY,
1859; mt the Oxford House In Fryeburg, on the 2oth
day OF May, 1873; Mt the Chandler House In Beth.
e. on the 2lst day OF May, 1863; and ut the An.
droscoggin House in Dixfeld, on the I'D day OF
May, lss9.
NJ, until O'Clock +, NJ.
The legal penalties will be exacted Of all parties
not paying their taxes In accordance with the
above notice. j. y. LffOkD,
Lewiston, May lS 1862 Collector.
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the IMPROVED UNION
MoWlingMachine

Read fAs Joilocing Tsstimo#iai Ia Is Jsror.
PARIS, ME, January 3 1859.
THos H. Dodge. Esq.--Sir: purchased OF Col
VIM SWEET Il. Union Mower last season, ex-
pecting to nse two horses on il but being unable
to get a horse to work with mine, ! took out the
polo and put in thills. Ny horse weighs about
loco lbs cut an acre IN less than m hour-one
ton per acre-and my horse did not sweat, nor was
10 hard work for him. cut about twenty acres OF
grass with my machine, and am perfectly satisned
with it, and would recommend the Union as q du.
rxble, light draft, easily managed machine. l
would say 10 brother farmers that are In want OF
machine, buy the Union, and my word Tor 1t, you
viii not regret your choice.
Truly yours, ASAPH BIRD.
ASDovER, Me-, Jan. 2ith, 1863
hereby certify that have used the ketchum,
Allen, and Buckeye Mowers and for the past three
years have used Union Mower. For lghtness
Of draft and durability, prefer the Union. FOR
the past three years have kept from W TO 30 herd
Of cattle about 100 head Of sheep, and from To
horses, and have cut the most Of my hay with
the Union Mower, and il has not cost one dollar
for repairs yet. SfLVASUs POOR
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The only Machine that kdders the grass rtthosd TIC
rhse! running orer the hay after % feddered
This Machine Is warranted to thoroughly turn
four acres Of grass In an hour, thus accomplish.
ing the work OF from eight 20 twelve men; that
this labor-saving occurs at period In the day
when time Is very precious; that IL does the work
so quickly that the process Of turning can be sew.
eraf times repeated curing the hay 80 thoroughly
that il can be taken 10 the barn In the best condi'
ton the day 10 il cut.
The attention OF the farmers Is called tn the n
boye Machines, for sale by
WILLIAM SWEET,
south Paris, Maine,
To whom all letters Of inquiry should be address
ed. apl %, lSS
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CRIMINAL.

At Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Mansfield, Ellen Mckern was committed
In default $500 BAIL for the larceny OF pOcketbOok
containing $50 the property OF Hugh Mccullough, which
abe took while the owner was drinking IN saloon IN
M0uroe-st.. Michael Murphy, IA years old, was com
mitted for examination charged with stealing three
watches worth $l4 from the store Of Lewis Boyle, No
COZ East FOuTteeHth-st., on the 22d inst.
At Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Dodge Josephine Henderson, prOpretess
OF the house No 1913 GreeDest committed for exami
nation the charge Of deiraudng James Lewis OF No
IS Franklin Brooklyn OF SIS. He purchased some
champagne aud gave 800 BILL but she refused 10 return
the change. Samuel X. Van Wyck alias Robert Van,
was held TO answer for ndeccntly assaulting Maggie
Allen Of No 222 West Twenty Yesterday a
about two more houses Of NIfame were pulled
By officers Of the Eighth Precinct at No 80 Wooster
st. and the other at No & IhOmpsOns They were both
managed by Alice Shaw, who committed In default
OF $500 bail The inmates 10 the number Of about 90
Backwelis Island for 10 days Capt Mills, Of the
Eighth Precinct is determined TO break tho numerous
dens OF iufamy in his neghbOThOOd. Alice Shaw was
also charged with enciug little girl only Il years old
into her place.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or EEW.YORS,............. :"
CLEARED. -,
seAnslips-City Mexico Deakn Havana snd ERA ,i |p
bs Van Size Havana Nassau; klea Never fhlae
Diamond Meredith Philadelphia DiSo Johnson foano' A'1Aau'
BTs.-RcSfio Secondo Cappree Cork Falmouth Cara Me-
Council Coastad Crosby, Crosby Lepoo a''u eNSeN'
oriers; Celeste, Fuiert0n MViueaL
Brgs-Cara Kraei Setn; Dugo Cshn, bremeni gen. NeA'
Barbadoss; Accra. lie Feyre, RIO Grande 90 Hll ~
Selr-Yalaut Crane Windsor " 81 E9saNe AoN,l' hHoo'
Iand Perseverance, Lamb Cork for oresi 1d sJa vera Su''
Grasmere Heary POrtauPnnee
ARRIVED.
Bark JASPER Bailey Monroyia W A. So DAYS palm OIL &c
Rig Angosara Morrell Ciudad Bolivia 10 days hites
Brig George swan, Georgetown, 5. C., ds}s, lumber
srhr Chas. c. Warren. Smith, Buracoa u Gays, lrnld
Sebr WIN. A. Vail Bears. Turks Isaud days, salt -,
Thos Frazier hadsr Monte Chio 81 Domingo o''r
logwood - - ,..rr,.,
Edward Percy, Virginia Belle X tulr lursni,a. -
Eclipse. virginia stNult JAZZ ''1'N -''0'
1870 ptooLhnven Flring Arrow, Calais, lumber
ingts5 RrotbeTs stanford Eeadisg r. r. u. NOraleh
Garland, Bridgeport N'"a btusepoIr,
Escort. Bridgeport sletesI' b.i.uAsepoiNS
=. 7. +. Deyeruy. Bridgeport bee H. bsI" atnL,.rsl
Mary J. Meade Tsuu0a a. H. ANeu , nsA Soraleb
Iris, Eorwak W, a Lv pSss.nss' poyt Jegrrsoo
0 ~ 49, ~. Pr,vdeuce MARY Matt; SAG HsrUor'
Age, New Bedford g Redf,rl
yuna a. gs' ts...nssL jas IT, Young Nes-iaVen
~ feaFSsh 49, Ii.hs IiannSh Providence
LaIniA, Jybu SpoGord, Providence
Charlotte, Sag Harbor taHs piNh'PO'
Bramhal, South Amboy
DOMESTIC PORTS nnA
Rosroy July e-ArTived steamship Nereus' ANU WV - - ~
son Nellie, aud Senator, from hev-l"f~
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PROIECTED BUILDINGS.

The following plans submitted 10 Mr.. James NJ.
Nacgregor, Superintendent Of Buildings, since last
Pias No 5aJuly 2aFoa fe,s marble north side
i7 feet oBroadpay: fbaags 25I76
Pi4s No 5a5-J1iy zTvo brick factories No wster rear
sire buildings 2sI23 stories 25z23 story Owners Psbe
Bro
Tsehst 80 fee. Of Serenhavs size Of building 3213i
"9ss Va9 aiI 4 Ie5 ~ R,z ,, ,, ,.. ,rt,
t,s sra size Of building 2LStsl2i soHes Owner
Plan No ol2Juy 22-FoaI brick teneneps commencing south
E'si corner Se9lday aud size Of budugs three
f'aH No. s$Jey q Two rounoae te9eHsu south side Fhy
p,1 M SliJlV lI3It XXX side Tliveo,, N
feet west Of Fave size building, gI4) stories three ana base
side ofFoIe ghtht 81 feet Of Fhsve; Of JuBg
tlrg0 feet eaeh stores Ocners, H. A. GeFeeye q.
Pan No seIsiy 23rcIss trovn,toae dreng rortl side
sore and basement O"Her william 0Coanoy james Coey and
P'as No sl7Ja 21Bek sioss AID No $50 Enhays
SIC , 5glis zaSi.g stories D. CEaer Abraham DenaTes
ave 81 feet so Of sire Of building u sr5o stones
PaH No eloJuy Two lret stores and northwest
ere fsas a19 Ii t4e Of 6udogs one lI0 one
Plaa No sl1-July 2tThree 6reE north SIDE Fifty
sszebthst 80 n east Of ive size q buildings lasiIio EACH
stores ores { and IaseTegt 0nner james Whyte
eeths 900 r. es Of hadsOlaye SIC Of bd0s 2I35i stories
Pan Ne szz-iay 24-Brk church norb side Oaehundedaud
sosrb iear NstL sle 81 building SGg; stones Owser
sgs ~ sz q, @ @ r%Sas1 ase3 FG gs s@e
BIO; stories, p OHucf Jshu C0y.e.
Plan No 6Juy 1Four secOli class b1ck dEsings northwest
csSner Forts oaft aud Seo0Hdav busag 2Js2 each
stores, g. ORBers MezgaF aud CsGseu.
run No s2jay zlres lrtezss brick dssnga north side
- OBhuudFd and f8 tet east Of AFeuus A ze OF
buildings, 1913 each; stories. J. Owser,L OCoBgor -
Ftdn No SDJuy HFTte brown stone dwelling No % West
IofyHuhti q building lE6Oi stories. Oaner, James
Stewart
PIsS ~ sa7Jay g1-Br.t tenement No 80 spug' ts'S)
ehs o. toil1lBy, 2jr25; stories Owner, hiss hcCOhe.
P4n No 9gJ ZBnck tensant west side Of Kghtbave l25
n, Pdlef.
Ies No. e2aJ ssy south ef Cam, aud
$-S o. sSAJBy ETbTos brick eEeneEs EOE CO. C54, 80
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YORK. Thursday, July

NEw.YoRK. Thursday, July 20, 1862
The public will be glad to learn that Mr. S.
n Pixies attempt reclaim the low lands known the
Jersey Flats" promises TO be successful large force
Of wormon has been employed for several months in
dykng these marshes and erecting breasw6rks to pre-
vent the overflow Of the Hackensack and Passac rivers
At the present time It is said that 1900 have
been reclaimed and arc thoroughly dry. part Of the
ground has been plowed up and planted with tobacco,
which has grown with wonderful rapdity. 1t is also
said that the number Of muskotOes has been sensbly
diminished by Mr.. Pixies operations this VenOmOus
sect, like consumption, hourishng most damp soil
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p1SSENGFKS APRJVED.

FROM LIvEePooL-ln steamship Denmark Jry 29-V. Nils
Waterbury h Manuel F. Eu-elV. H. August join Rg.e Alex
Walker ard David Child Child Kirkpatrick Amos
Philips and Mrs Stafford ard aut Mss A. TLoB r,oa W. r.
Beiuertc T. James lcll Woods Ms Mary Woods Mrs
T. r Williams Mr. Fry ". Robins W Lougran wife Parlett
f. ayoHby Ms. Williams, Hry Williams Sanuel Williams Rev
and wife Miss Garhe Miss Les, Johu oastoa " B. Iou
Lie Irgyue
Keenan, John and wife Anne Taylor Margaret Taylor Ihoa
BALDWIN N RAureuce. Miss Ragrence
IRON HAMBURGn steam Ep ternsnia, Jolly 29Prof A. Ham.
ner and wife Helene daughter CsiLA1ae Ieyt
Hirsca aad children Jtte Wolf c. A.
IIasenauu VIM T. Beus Amaie Scagarbh Emee Adler Frau
Elsa Algr Edward Shrarchid VIM De;nerug, r. EaveLsbag
Gertrude children ard servant Euu-o Serroue Issa Drew fuss
Jus ortr Ja Zz,d Lima Becker AMI daughter Robert Hclcher
n mother Peter Peters Ida Peters and daughter Clara Levy Emes
Romer sDd Children NJ Rieje and children Paul Damek
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seeondsve; q buildings two 2AolIi2 one As1'1 stories
Owner, August L. EOsser M. ..,,b IA. .,
Plan No 83uy 1.-Two hrsesss brick dwellings on'n tae oi
Io,seronis. 20 feet east Of secolaay tte oI O1b' INV
each; and basement Owner W j. bu'hl-
8-Iuy 27Fve wooden aNe.hgs south nae Uuehuh'
dTed a1d-aft-st IHraSr nc bniI B.
stories and basement Owner, Jeremiah u A7is -, -
Plan No. t5JJuly q Iour ur'E ietemed' 80 ~
Thdaye and Seveuetast size buhdug' -'A'' i'e' eNAi %
Et'ries Owner. Henry j. BuTchl ,..-,- -, u.
Plan No bj4JUlv n Two brick Ftores ana -
FyEst feet west Of HeTeuhtTe Tle Of bu~hgs -'i'o
each; ttoTes4 Owner, N cbael o. Don'Iy. a., \ - -.
The number OF plans submitted Guilng INC WIN S51
&C. Previously reported sO7 Total since January e''
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Cutaus ANA rufsss arriving this port rslues,e
deliver packages addressed The Eelork Associated Press on n
Persous exhibiting the written authority Of w SiMonioa General
AGENT packages tie JouIaJ COmrie Itc. TRIBUNE
IJCrf Esgrcts Ercgi1J Post C0anscr! fertSr. St4tts
ze.ay saj NEG Yorker Deoa should also be delivered osT 10
sallep .rso
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DECISIONS.

SUPERIOR COURT-SPECIAL TERM-By No
NELL. J.-Doen or VS. TyDcr-Judgment for defendant.
The Elastic Tis, Co. vs.. Scion Dikc-AOtion granted.
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,urpsn,vs WEATHER REPORTS 4 m.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
d.. ,., ~ asa sun seE....... 1918 Mooa riseS..,l;oo
aGH WATER DAY
Sand, HooEl2O3i Cows Island l2:5jl Rel Gate'.'' HSs
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COURT CAIENDARs-THIs DAY.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBEEs.-Reser Cases
Eos 81, 90. g. 1853, l8i, ie4. 200 2J8 $500
MARISE COURT-TRIAL TERM.-NOs 1890, 1902
n $685. 33 $751; 1884, 3iO5 3io s4l8, 3t9 32l Jl 49, 53
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
Va DELAWARE, LACHAWANNA, AND WESTERN RAiLROA
NTEW-YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAJ
~ A' ROAD.

NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAIL-
~ H' ROAD
- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY 10. 1900
Passenger Station HeEYork Of Twenty eTenthst Ini
Fourth.ave. Entrance TweDtrsegenthst
TRAINS LEAVE NBWNORH,
IaVen and Bridgeport T. (Br) 1880 nj lEo (ELhJ
(EI), 3J5 42O $50 and 3 (EI) p. M
For Milford sod Fairfield. Southport and We'spoH' l;S0
NJ. 3.lj. 4:5). and $3.50 , -.
FoS Darieu 4 o ii:5Os M; 3{S 40 $3.50 and $50
For Stanford T. tir), y ilaOa M l2o (EI) E9 (shh
3t5 $50 tEI J. as $50 600 7;i5 CsNl p N -. ,o
For Gresnwich 1850 2;l5 3:t9, Ai' DIV o'' ''l' p
m For Port Chester and uenpei,t. stations, att l9OA nj 2l'
3i5 4:t5, $3.50, G;JO, 7:l5. and B:l0 ?. IN.
'' ' CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield, N. (BIG (BIh pm
For Boston, Shore Lise. 1918 (BI J. 8 p. n
For Hartford and Springfield lex 2;lS (bh M
For Connecticut River Railroad m (hI 1870 p H. 70 hon''eN
p. IN 10 Northampton. ,,., . -, ~, - ,o.,S
s,..t.u,.. p,u,osA q
l2:l5. 3. . pm. ,o,, -. :. vy.,,.-.,....
FOR Canal Railroad a. and 3Ol p NJ 70 WaAansOurSh'
Por Ilousaouio Railroad 8G m. aud P m,
For Nangatuck Railroad, Q a. IA. (Erb 45O P m
To Danbury ard Railroad T. ll9 ana $3.50 p A. and
m n connection Freight train from Norwak 70 banbury
For New Canaan Railroad a. l2:l5, 1880, and $3.50
Conmoious Sleeping attached 20 2 M train ,,,.,
NOH'"0N' 20 JAMES H. HOYl, Superintendent
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All whoyhave real estate for sale or to lot,
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
will find it TO their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other news
paper and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only in NewYork and all its cities and
villages but in every state and Territory throughout tho
Union Tho advertisement should DO as brief Will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that tho
subscribers for the three editions OF TIE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals In every
business profession; consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes The TRIBUNE deyotos especial
attention 20 reports Of sales OF real estate both IN city
and country thus adding greatly to value OF It's col
,,ups as an advertising medium. The charges for adyer
sng are as follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, % cents per blo
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, s. FER line: SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUER cents per huc About ten words OF
our wide columns average line. Terms cash In advance
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&rlntlHg.
Grtnrsicns.

DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS to the SEA-
II SuB. at Long BRANCH, By steamer hEEERSlNH At M
eIete from Pier No 81 foot Of DganesL -Four hours
At Long Braucb. geiI.ug back to tie city At 81 p NJ.
VNHE new, splendid, and very fast steamer
"sUSSiSpE offered Tor charter to societies select parties
desirable boat In NrS fefk for
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CKOCKER. WOOD Co.'S, No. 81 Southst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-30
COUTU SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
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