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THE POLAR WORLD.

THE POLAR WORLD; POPuLIB DKseHPToS ~ MN AND Ma.
TtRY ANTARCTIC REG - on TilR Glouy Nv
Dr. 6. HARTWlG. Syo pp fgG BaTper Brothers
The readers of DR.. Han works on "The
Sea and its Living Wondcs "The Harmonies Of Nature
aud The Tropical World" will be glad to have
compilation II IN the same hand which has done much
TO popu rzc the study Of natural history II contains
rerdablc description Of the geographical features the
fauna the FORA the inhabitants and modes OF life in the
Polar regions, and summaries OF the most important
ratyes travel in those parts OF the globe from the
Hest explorers Dr. Hayes and c. f. Hall. Not only the
frozen seas but the coasts Of Alaska Siberia Iceland
Terra del Fuego and other lands the uttermost
verge OF the habitable earth included in the
scope Of the work. aud OF infor
nation is gathered respecting them such be found
in no other SINGLE publication The American editor.
Dr. A. H. Guernsey, has added the chapters Alaska
and the Innuts aud has substituted for the illustrations
introduced by the author about leo woodcuts which
seemed to him better TO elucidate the text.
Not having examined the original, un.
able to determine whether the editor has exhibit
ed in doing, correct judgment; but the pictures
which he has given u.s. selected from the books OF AT
knson Ross Browne. Lord Duferin, Hail. Lamont Lord
Milton wbymper, and the Rev j. @. Wood, with large
number from Hafpes Magazine leave nothing TO be de-
sired the Of variety and the fact that they have
already seen service does detract materially from
their value. The work. whole, is remarkably inter
estng, and worth place in all good libraries.
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ROutledges Erery Boys annual is an at
tractive miscellany of entertaining and useful reading
collected apparently from the last hafyears Issue OF
The Young GentleDes Adgdsine. published In London
It contains several stories short and long, sketches OF
adventure series of illustrated articles on the Irades
connected with Science and Art" and variety OF other
articles on subjects such boys delight In 1t is gor
geously bound and well illustrated "a. Brentano)
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Robert Carter e. Brothers have reprinted IN
four volumes the welknown popular edition Of KITTos
Bble Illustrations and offer 1t for half the original
price. The work consists OF selection OF Scripture
subjects from the Old and New Testaments arranged for
daily reading and embracing, without the appearance
eudton the fruit Of considerable learning and
patient research 1t has always ranked one OF Dr.
KittOs important contributions to religious era-
ture.
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by ConpeHd Of hdterid Mediea and I"erdpe'"'es oy
JOHN c. RILEY md, published by j. b. iAppincOt N
Co. Dr. Riley Ia Professor of Matera Med'a anu lhera'
peutcs, In the National Medical College OF WASHINGTON,
and his work Is described comprehensive ViaVuS
for the use Of students, intended rather az su lor
the her,nner. and refresher of the memory Of more
advanced students and practitioners than as an e1haus
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The new edition of the novels of Mrs.
CAROLINE LEE HENTz. which T. b. Peterson Brothers
have lust commenced by the publication OF Linda, Is
printed from old but not muchworn plates ana IN inc
form 80 familiar to purchasers of books rom TINS
firm II is clad however. in a seemly garb OF green and
gold and the admirers OF Mrs. Henz viii be glad 70
have Ii.
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The Diamond Edition of the complete
Poetieal Works OF JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL Jus' pun
lished by Fields Osgood Co.. is distinguished ny inc
merits OF clean, compact angement convenient SIZE
beautiful though small type and cheap price, "cn
made the series 20 which It belongs 30 popular " the
only edition Of Lowell complete in one volume
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Atb CIVILIZATIONS
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A MEXICAN TO-LITH0GRAPHIC CO."
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MARION HARLAYDs NEW NOVEL
vAsHTT, Or UsTIL Darn PARL new novel by Augn
j. Evans author ST. Emo7 Beulah, and hAsAA rfe ~
PHRMIgs TEMPTATION. A new novel, by haron haTland
author Of" Alone" Hidden Path" Moss side, Se Fhee VI ~
tn. rush and demand these magnificent new novels some
tioT history Of book akDg and beggS op
ton.
The extraordinary excitement which eansed toe pnhheon OF
81 Rmo talk az that time bat this new novel D he
everything for II IL better than the ohs anu
selling ten times AZ fast
They are the novels that have appeared from The As
can press people buyiug begging and stealing them
and whenever thy found and the publisher can't begin 70 gravy
half satisfy the cormorants
Thirteen Adams presses sets Of hands working dT ana
p,eb the entire largest aud best bude IN New oIk
civ are utterly incompetent keep with the rush for these Two
great books
The Printer, are black gmy With ink and Precipitation (which
eT wash of-the Binders are covered Win paper
sbs ms and paste with to clean the PubhsbeI
half dead With applications and orders begsngS and brea1enn' Tor
YASHTI and PHBhIE
AN APPBAJi
but 70 make ths AfbAL
and 10 neg that those parties who have not bad Their Orders hd VII
wait patiently until enough copies have been Manufactured 70 80
rounds
Steam Power h lie limit there point beyond which The "a
drained oev CARLETON, PnbnsheI
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antly supplied with details Of daring deeds
and ar-breadth escapes. Among the latter
those of NJ. D'EmeDOnvile hold conspicuous place.
lie was botanist TO King Louis XVI, in l7T. and,
under circumstances of peculiar peril he smuggied
eocbnea and vanilla from the Spanish colony OF
Mexico into the French colony of st. Domingo, and
had them there acclmatized-to the signal profit OF
his own country and the corresponding detriment OF
Spain. The daring so displayed was certainly
worthy Of q better cause. Robert Everard, the hero
of stil another sketch will take high rank in juve
nile estimation for his splendid endurance of hard
ship He an English lad, only Is years old, and
was deserted on the coast of Madagascar, in which
country he passed nearly three years. in state Of
affecting restitution till the savage king of the
island sold him to an Arab slave-trader 1t will be
seen that Mr.. Kngsley's record of hardsps and ex-
PLOTS concerns itself with every quarter of the
earth. We may add that his adventnrers are
persons of divers nations. Marco Polo was
Italian D'ErmenOnville was French Pelsart was
Dutch-and there is, among the rest, a narrowing
story of the sufferngs of some Dutch and Russian
sailors, in the Island of Spitzbergen, in 1888 !;
John Fox was English (he held for fourteen
years IN captivity by the Turks in the Port of Alex
andra, and escaped i'll 1870, and to the same sturdy
race belonged Battel. Everard. and Miles
Philips; Alvaro Nunez was Spaniard. In
his chapter on the latter, who went with
Narvaez to Florida in 1927 Mr.. Kingsley cele-
brates in glowing words the abilities, the fear
less SOUL and the noble conduct of Las Casas.
Our readers win perceive that this book covers o
great deal of ground. For variety of historical pic
lures, indeed, which are outlined and suggested.
rather than painted in detail it is even more valu-
able than for sketches of adventure and types OF
herosm. No at all grounded in history can COM
mune with these pages without acquiring sharper
perceptions and more distinct ideas of the actual
condition of the world in different important and
picturesque periods of the past Nothing much as
study of the details of individual life to iu
mine those more austere records of great political
combinations and revolutions that make up the his
tory of the world
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9antipg SnNtmirs.


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At TRENOR" ACADEMY OF DANCING,
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DALLEMASTER DUMAR's DANCING
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HLASKO's ACADEMY OF DANCING, "a
Thirty urihs Morning and afternoon classes daily Gen
Monday aud Thursday, ats
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L D. RUCKRR. General Suo,rusndsHt
HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-TTains leave

II U UUSUN IdIIIo IUtNO
Il Thiriehs Depot ~ follow:
Gas a. n Way Tram for AlhaEy
M, Buffalo BrpreSs, Drawingroom cars attached
NJ Northern and Western Express DTAWiogroen ears
attached.
IN. SPECIAL Chicago Express, through IN % hours EsGas
Ora attached
ID ~. Montreal Express, DrasiRzroom attached
$50 NJ Pac Express with Sleeping througiO Chicago With
change. (DnTl
II 0. M. Night Express Sleeping attached.
rs o. n Hudson Train.
D. M, POUCH keepis Train (Sundays q. M
10 AIS, and p. m, Peekskil Trains
$3.50 aud ~. Sing Slug TrainA
$50. 7;l0 g. $40 and ll;5O AIS $40 I:l0 AID ilD
Yonkers Trains J. NJ TOUCBY. Sept
hux3
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

$3.50 a. ~ Nail train for Greenport
1880 for RoB Glen Cove Loeust Valley Huntington, ara
Norhpoh
.. m, RiverbeAd Express Train.
D. m RoslyB Glen Cove Locust Valley lluniingon ans
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5p.m for Rosyu Glen Cove Locust Valley, and North lshP
M. from Hunters Point for Jimaies and Hampstead
All trains q Branch for Hampstead
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DEDICATED
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TO
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BORN IN POVERTY GRABBED IN OBSCUR!TY, AND EARLY
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ARB SEEKING -
TO CONVERT OBSTACLE INTO OPPORTUNITY AND WRRST
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THESE RECOLLECTIONS
ARE REGARDPULIH INSCRIBED BY
THEIR AUTHOR
This Book collection Of The sers. Of aess originally published
revised ard In pa rewritten by the autho aud enched
IN original matter IL Is believed that these auto
Biographical "reminiscences will be not only e1teraiuiog a0d attractive
all students Of the times live I'M forming
they record Of the inner life and iuspuo Of one who has
lively shared many strange intellectual and political phases through
which America has duheg ihe past thirty years OF Intense VITALITY
himself the best Indication OF their nature When ne
say shan We anything else Into which shall pnt 80
oIpeheBces notions convictions and modes OF
thought these Reooss give With small resee my mental
his'orY.n .
In his Apology Mr. Greeley u hope 70 be spared 70 write
hereafter fuller exposition OF Poueal heouomy
the sandpontF and do not expect henoeh 10
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
vi DELAWARE LACKAwASSA. AND WESTERN RAILRoA

suMMBR ARRANGEMENTS, commencing MoAOi MAY 10 1852
MAIL TRAIN meeting at Denvle with Boonon Branch,
with Chester Branch at Waterloo with SUSSEX Ss 40.
dover NeHu v the D. l., and W. r. r. for Water
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WllkesbAue.
an m SCRANTON EXPRESS connects Washington With the ID.
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with Chester r. r. and az Waterloo With Sussex x. r.
63oa md 80 SUMMIT aud intermediate stations
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1870 and ESQ p NJ 10 MoRRlSIOWN aud inIermsdah
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5lOp 10 MORRISToWN EXPRESS
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l. a. $780, $40 $50 $50 s:lo $780, siiO $50 IS SIS and
HAS M. -.. .
Bi 6lO D. a. s. SCHOOL, Assistant Superintendent
r. A. HESRY. G. T. A.
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"REMINISCENCES or AMERICAN POLITICS
AND POLlllClAhS.
f"0N INV DowSP1Lt oY SLiyKRi.
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LAsANPLB or THR sCOrcHGRlsH
III "TnB TINE THAT TRIED MI, MkSs SOULS"
" E NV ksf f5fg s9iiooL a DAYS mans H'''
VI ADIKU TO SEw.HAMrSlllRE.
vii NY APPRENTICESHIP
X 1Yg1R BY LAKgERr
XII NY FIRST EXPERIENCE IS NETWORK
Kill TEMPERANCE IN ALL THINGS
Ky PLlY.pAYs
Ky, XVI T IGeHIgSibIy DAYS
XVII XIX F EoGr IGEsSNA
Xxx soCiHLiSTT., EXPORTS
XII XXI HHl.ss6y "a Sliy yr''rp
Xxii BESS%as AND BoRRowERs
$My. DRAMATIC MEMORIES
XVI COSGRRSs-MILRAGR
Xxx THE GREAT SEXiT0Rs-IHE COMPROMISE OF 1880
x xxH ERdSy ASR L w6kL Iysr EXPOSITION
XVIII. TgE DlssoLuTIoE oR TIN WIG PARTY.
XIV XIV T TTs S4s k E IS H foLTiGs
XVII xSXyI ny Ny yARM
&x xxxx ESRcPE SsH
XLA TWO DAYS IN JAIL r., -. 81, =.
XII Ill E aASsS Long 'Ip
XIV XIV ThR T Rock iG MotSfAISs"TiIg GREAT BASIN
XVI XIV TaR sIRRR1 SRyApA-TMB YOsEMITE-TnK BIO
XVII. THE FUTURE OF CALlf0hsiA;. ~, ,os, TREES.
KILN kx TIE c6 BEFS3f OF 1860
+ Our CIVIL iy1do5 AND POSSIBLE
Lii Iii. WHITING HISTORY
MIsCELLANIEs
LITERATURE AS A VOCATION.
POETS AND POETRY.
THE GROUNDS oP PROTECTION
sUSP .XI h hi6R w Ni1 kRhlNiSCENokS
DAYS RIDE ACROSS TIR ALLEGHAKlBa
NIGHT RIDE ACROSS THU PRAlRlES
WINTER FLOOD IN ILLINOIS
MARRIAGE AND vOkCB Discussion between Horace Greeley
aud Robert Dsle Owen
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WHO
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IL A HBW BOOK ON THB PEAR
An illustrated work, entitled -. -. -. - - -. :,
TEAR CULTURE EOR PROFIT"
prscca horticultural successful OF Pea
The subject simply and thoroughly treated under the
GLOWING heads:
VARIETIES;
ASPECT;
PREPARATION OF THE SOIL;
DISTANCE APART
SELECTING TREES
DWARPS AND STANDARDS
T1MB 0P PLARTlkGt
PLANTING - - - - 80 , $500, -. ,.,,,,
VARIETIES TO PLANT
PRUNING:
MAEURING AND MULCHlN0:
GATHERING PRUITt
MARKETING PRARS;
PROFITS OF PEAR CULTURE;
PROPAGATION. BUDDING AND GRAFTlNGi
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS
ORCHARD RECORD.
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Giatbtrs.
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MARION HARLASD's NEW NOV
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vAsH, Or UsrIL DEArH Do PART new novel by angus
Evans author Of ST. Elmo.7 Beulah, ana hA'AA ree
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NEWARK AND NEW YORK RAILROAD.

~ T. w AItN .t.N y .NIsl0 VIRIN N.hII.ItO1fI1'
IN DEPOT IN NETWORK Poet 81 Liberty North River
On aud asr M0NDAi Aug 30 1865. passenger trains sl
follows:
LBkvR NEw.yORK FOR RRRGBNAvR-At s,t, $50, 6:@
s;lS s:4S 92o 94S ioo llo l22 !, 3;5. $50 sS
$500 = s:4O. ei3i. o. ~, l0.4S, lIi3op m.
LRAvB NEw.IoRK FOR WEST BER6KN--M Si1 6S s'S.
g;Ia n 40 m Ii3 5sA5, 6;2A TAO, $3.50 ll;50
LEAVE NBw,Y0RK FOR NBwARE-M S;+S $50 6.ss, 1;1
8:l3 e.I5 9.45 lOo lf0 l2it5 L. 2 ,, $780, g. tG
s. 3:2s 5,iS 62S I,4D. 800 $50. o.&5. Ii:59
RiCkER; Superintendent
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LAST WEEKS PRICES
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DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS SILK PRINCES, BUT
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WINTER HOSIERY. GLOVES AND UYDERyBsTs, 75e, sle.,
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PHRHIR's TEMPTATION A novel by hnlon ha
author Of Alone" Hidden Path" hossside &e Fhee ~
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TRUTH: A NEW and LIVE Paper. lSee
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MEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAJ
~ ROAD.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY 10. 1874
Newlork Of and
Fouuh.ave. Entrauce TwentgSeveBhsl
TRAINS LRAVB NEWlORk
For New Haven and Bridgeport T. BI ll:50 l2:l3 Ok
(EI }, 3:45, 4;50. $3.50, aud 3 (krl D m.
For Milford Statiod Farded Southport and wesport = 3oA
m 3;45 4:30, and 5;3l p.
For Yorvsli L JRLl 9 n9o l2;lS grl, tRL), 'S
4:3O (EID, $50, $3.50, and (kE.l n m.
For Darieu T. li;3 a. 3;+S $50 $50 and {: 30
For Stamford I. (EIl g. H.9O I2.l5 (EIl 2l5 (EIl
3:45. 100 TIL, 4:45. $50, 600, T:l5, (BIl
For Greenwich l5o m 2:i5 3:4s iiS SSH $780, 7ls
Port Chester and intermediate stations A7 q llyJ 23
3:45. G.s5, $50 ESQ 73 aud 500 m.
CONNECTING TRAINS,
For Boston, via Springfield, g. N. tEI j. iELl p m
For Boston, via Shore Line, l2l5 (Er }.
For Hartford and Springfield, a TIE. l2ilS, tIl.
For Connecticut River Railroad BI l2;lSP N to hoa'
p Northampton.
For Hartford Providence aud Fshki Railroad EIh M a;i'
p
2;l5, 3 IN.
Por Canal Railroad a. NJ and 800 m to Williamsburg
For HouSatonic Railroad 8 a ~, and
For Naugatuek Railroad. a m. TN }, 4:O y W.
Danbur and NOrNalk Raroad 1873 and 30 tAG
m With Frelght trsn from NoNEk "a DAnhuy,
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Commodious Sleeping Cars attached " 2. m. train.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09

NEW-JERSEY RAILR0AD-FR0M FOOT of
~ COURTLANDT SrFor PHILADELPHIA. KeBsBgtoA 6s
p Via Camden. y. Via " est PbladepsA s:u
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-11-25

simple adherents it looked like very
difficult matter to circumvent as bad a
man as Sidney Herbert.
As it chanced, Mr.. Herbert had at
this time new scheme for moulding
his wife TO his wishes, and he was
quite willing, therefore, te have Eloise
out of the way for little while SO she
was sent off to make her visit.
Mr. Macy, the lawyer, listened TO
this story increduously at first. He
thought without doubt that the child
was crazy; but she succeeded finally in
so far iInpressing him, that he caused
what was supposed to be Mrs. Her
bert's grave to be secretly examined.
When he found coffin filled with
stones and other rubbish, his blood
began to tingle, and he was not long in
making raid upon Sidney Herbert's
premises armed with due process of
law.
Herb rt was taken completely by
surprise, or he might perhaps have
spirited his unfortunate wife to other
quarters.
AS it was, the poor lady was freed
from her cruel Imprisonment, and in
due time set at liberty from him by one
of those laws which he had SO daring
ly outraged.-N Y. Ledger.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-11-25

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