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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-17

Ins Bssr vInroAs, superior article
q cider vinegar can be made only Of rood
oder. Superior cidsr i he only material
That IN nsks q cad, or vinegar, that d
srstsfhl p ths tasts, hsaIthfal TO The human
ystsn, md agreeable 10 the smell. In
~, good cider vinegar has more body thau
ne miserable scids that are made Of ether
md . vnristy Of liquids, not one Of which L
~ y aiasls with human food. Tomato
vinegar and vine vinegar, both Of which
are sold for scstic acid, are a. thin g water,
when compared With good cider vinegar. =
Diluted 81 q vitrol i ffequsntly employed
n pustng up hney pickles in glass packa,
sss for nsrket. BIT such sid i exceed.
i1sly iaInsious to The human stomach, and
- the tsssk Of those who psrtaks Of thi.
=" / ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-17
For the Lungs.

Helmboid's Extract sarsapsrilla elesnses and
renovates the blood, instils the yigor Of health
into the system, and purges out the humors
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-06-17

IT loud RENNET, for making Sin.
IL Junket, &c., for sale BY r.
mar u Hopper d Wilmer.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-18

THE WASHINGTON HOUSE.
LYNCHBURG, ID,
I'M NEW HANDS

-
DEING the owner of this valuable proper
ID ty, have taken charge of it ON my own
account, with determination of making il
FIRST CLASS HOTEL in all of its de-
partments, having had it thoroughly refittcd
and furnished so as to accommodate both
ladies and gentlemen with all conveniences
and comforts.
The table viii be kept we'll supplied ut all
meals with the best that the MARKET will
AFFORD, while the bar will be furnished
with the purest of LIQUORS, WINES, &C.,
and neither surpassed byany in Virginia.
The services Of Nj. NJ. P. Bledsoe have
been secured to take charge MS principal man
ager, assisted by Mrs. NJ. J. Gibbs, both of
them highly capable of conducting the bust
neso of hotel keeping, and being well known
ms SUCH can with confidence assure the pub
| tic that in patropiIing tho house. they viii
have no cause to complain.
The omnibus will attend the Depots reg
| ularly to take passengers up to the house
/ and return them to the depots free Of charge.
Being centrally located, convenient to the
| principal business of the place, with the
Postoffice in the building and with first
class accommodations at reduced rates, I
confidently expect fair share of patronage
from my friends and the public.
7. c. S. FERGUSON.
LTEcHBUnG, VA, Feb. 8, 1868.
feb2l 0m .-r'd Oct, 23.U
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-18
prptfx. W. March 10. 1850.

DUBLIN, Va, March 10, 1860.
Ma. 7. II. sTARKE, Richmond Va;
Dear Sir After several days trial, pronounce
the Dixie" complete success. 1t is by fer the
ghtest draft Pow to turn the 1cidh and deph 1t
does that ever saw. shall certainly give the
" Dixie" fair trial In turning clover the coming
summer II you can induce any one 70 take my new
left hand Lexington at hdy cost, III take Z" Dixie"
Very respectfully, WN. T. HART.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-18

WHEN SHOULD WE PLANT OUT
Nv .RGREENs. --There are advocates of
,"tec theories, namely planting in the
flI in early spring and late spring, and
ain others have serious objections to
= or all these plans; one grower says
I would not plant any kind of tree
! the fall on heavy soil, for the trees
i often be thrown out by the frost
unnther says that if he were to receive a
I't of evergeeDs this very day, early
spring he would Immediately put them
rut.
We have had personal experience
with all these plans. We transplanted
fine lot of svergreens Norway spruce)
in the mouth of August, as recomen.
d'l by the nurseryman, did what we
r"nld to protect them, but when spring
cume, they were all dead We tried
tae first two weeks of the month of
me, and succeeded admirably. We
implanted some Hemlock spruce in
month of September or first of
o tober, taking care to mulch the
ITS Of the trees after the earth was
ed in; these two have kept well.
Hence from our own personal expert,
eco we ean safely say that the best
40 for trausplauiiug evergreen trees
between the 18th Of May and the
- h of June ; for hard overgroens, the
rnnnih of September or October is good
liking care in c ch case to mulch the
rronnd well, and particularly to see
''iat trees are well packed and roots
h pit moist and uuexposed If the
stance of transportation is quite short,
,gcrgreens may be safely transplauted
y late as the 18th of June, but it trans
q 'rtatiOn is distant, it is better to place
lem in the ground a title earlier.
loose a wet moist day for digging al
al for planting. -Deits Farm jour
nj.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-18
EFFECTS OF HYBRIDIzING.

The natural cross breeding Of diFe .
at varieties with those of inferior quail
les is a very frequent cause of deter
or4;ion This is often observed in
;"imineous, leguminous, and curcubi
.eous plants, which are annually from
q. ir seeds All the varieties of maize
re very liable to detorioraie in this
!. =. Those Of the Sorghum sacehard
N intermix so freely that cultivato-s
are found it almost impossii lie 10 OBJ
in pure seeds. From the same cat
>. is extremely difficult to preserve atty
- the varieties Of the melon pure
any considerable time. No one can
haze any security of Obtaining pure
DIS unless they are planted many rods
llJm all others, and the perfect flowers
f,Jm which seeds are to be raised are
,-,vered with small tents Of gsuze #
flcicut size to inclose each and pro-
icct it from insects. The judicious cross,
sediug, however, Of individuals of the
me variety, when taken from dis
). &C, will, as has before been observed,
have q tendency to improve It
The minging, even, of the sap oil
g. ffcrent trees, MS in grating. is some,
tines not without its deleterious effects
Il tho fruit of the engrafted scion and
influence becomes mere and more
{; parent the further we get from the
y rity Of the parent stock. " II seems
r'iowable," says Professor j. Ludler,
' to infer that the goodness of cultiva
tai fruits is deterioroted by their being
niformly worked upon stocks whose
irait is worthless.
Tho common apple, when grated
upon trees bearing very austerc frui',
l. injured by the crude and bitter SAP
C the tree on which it has been grated
ca the contrary, it is improved by be-
~ grated upon a stock superior to itt
"Wn. A scion, also, from young tree
watch has never fruited, will be has
I cd in its growth when grated on
III ure tree, and bear sooner than i
aid if it had been left to itself
They may degenerate from effect o
climate. A vine, for instance, whicl
produced very delicious grapes in Obi
e Missouri may become very inferio
in New Hampshire or Maine Ceriail
tits cannot be perfected except in Ger
IN localities where the climate is par
ularly adapted to their growth an,
c,ngenial to their nature. There ar
oaly few countries where the crap
vii grow in perfection. There is n
ubt that the climate has in man,
distances more influence than the sol
ia causing degeneration of plants. w
box to the Sunny skies and ban
atmosphere of Italy, France, Palestine
or California, for the highest develop
went of the grape aud the pear, bu
I r the apple perhaps there is no bel
region in the world than New Yor
az NJ ssachusetts. Plants, then, shoul
- selected that are adapted to the k
litv in which they are to be cultiv'
|, or otherwise degeneraJy must |
oected, labor will be thrown away
- no satisfactory results eau be oil
/ ned.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-18

No more Use Tor -Four Horse Flows
Any Land IN Virginia can be Plowcd with Two Horses
sap- Price he S,rne as Other Piucs
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-18

Blanks of every description furnish.
cd on short notice.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-18

The Two HORSE PLOT tcH do Better and
Hedrilr Work than other Three Horse Pi0irs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-18
RICKS 81 MILHADo,
Commission Merchants,
Ferguson & Hilhado's Wharf
NOg'fe IL

AIR. CIAS. W. LUCAS, late ss Chris.
vi tian burg, Va, is interested With us.
and desires to call the attention ofsnippers
Of the South West to this marketbe ieyine
they woulo find it greatly to theF interest
to make their consiguments to This point
He will be pleased to hear from his old
friends and serve them, pledgins his be,
eiforts ,lunited with those Of the house with
which he is connected TO give them entire
satisfaction.
Consignments Of all kinds OF Couary
Produce solicited.
Lib raj advances made on cOnsignmerts
Jan. 10 GIN.
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cEErfFGcArEst

Write to Col r. w. IIu yhes, at Abingdon Va, for
ull particulars Of the st,Ikc Plow. lie is one Of
he most scientific and suterprising farmers IN the
country, and recommends It above any other Pillow
ne has ever known.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-18
PIA7EAT MEDICINES.

Te keepers Of Cows this prepara-
NJ ton Il Invaluable. II is a sure pre-
w. SRneA ventive against Rinderpcst, Hollow
W&S&Gl Horn, etc. II las been proven by
MNtN actual experiment to increase the
NJ XIV quantity Of milk and cream twenty
1sE4re1t.f per cent and make the butter lrm
and sweet. In fattcninR cattle 1t
gives them appetite loosens their hide and makes
them thrive much faster.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-18
OBJECTION AGAINST DROUGHT.

Tho best protection rgainst drought
tat eau be practiced to great extent
I'll advantage, is stirring the earth
ir quently to keep it light, loose and
Hailow. Observation and experiments
- tho subject have demonstrated the
x lod effects of stirring the soil in a dry
lime in a most striking manner. When
l,n al that had not been plowed nor stir.
/ in any way was dry down ten in.
- 5, and there scarcely any moisture
= nd be perceived, land by the side of
u, plowed aud frequently hoed, was
q list within a few inches of the top in
severe drought, The earth should not
drawn up around the plants, to make
Ugh hills, but should be broken around
,,cm with hoe This treatment will
ho found very beneficial to corn OF pota,
I -, in Case Of drought,
ABOUT HOUSES AND FooT DISEASE.
At recent discussion before keus
- KY farmers, club some interesting
s'alemenis were made by Col. William
N,till. lie said that the foot disease
mules was in great degree to at,ri.
'led to too liberal feeding with corn.
o. ho Coils treatment is simple and ra-
""nal, He washes tho parts affected
N,,h soap, and then applies powdered
'ordigrlsi ahor which the animal is
lned ont TO gNss, A rapid recovery
1erally followed The keeping up Of
,nlles aud horses and over feeding on
'ro, has a bad effect The mules soon
: INV il in tigbtness and nervousness in
rad of boing free elastic, aud natu.
ri
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-18

GOLD MEDAL WIS.,

TTNEHE GOLD MEDIA MS sw 70
L ID 81 the late fair en- B,lt'more) -"
Chas NJ. Sill O, for the best Pianos row
made over Baltimore, Philad lphis, and
New York Pianos. Office AMI Warerooms
NJ. I North Liberty ST., near Baltimore
St, Baltimore, MI.
Su,G's Piunos have all the latest improve
ments, including the Agrsffr Treble, Ivory
Fronts, and the improved French Action.
Fully warranted for five years, with privi
lrge Of exchange within twelve months, if
DOT entirely satisfactory to purchaser.
Second hand Pianos and Parlor Organs
,lways on hand from $50 to $500.
Reference, who have our Pianos in use !:
Gen. r. E Lee. Lexington, Va, Gen. Roht.
Riwson, Wilmington, N. c., Gen. D. IL.
Hill, Charlotte, N. c., Gov. John Letcher,
Lexington, Va, D. B. PAYNE & Brother,
Lynchbnrg, Va, Martha Washington Col.
lege, Abingdon, Va. Terms liberal. A
call is solicited. oct30 ly
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MISCELLANEOUS.

School and College Tert Books,
Miscellaneous. SiaR}oAd, Lao,
ami Medicdi Literature.
STATIONERY Fer S jIlOOL AND
OFFICE USE,
BLANK BOOKS, NEhORANDUhS,
Writing and Wrapping Papers, Wall pa
pers, Window Shades Cornice, sc, togoth-
err with all goods usually kept in FIRST
class bookstore.
Any book wanted, no matter where, or by
whom published, supplied at PUBLISHERS
PRICES, Liberal discounts made to teach
ors,
The trade sup,Aied NJ Northern Wholesale
aud Manufacturers prices.
Orders From Country lIerchdHts
Solicited.
Apr "a ly
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j Z RS.
HENRY C.-CALnMELL

WATCH-MAhLn a JEW ELLER
Bristol GoodSon, Va. d Tenn,
Repairs all kinds of fine Watches with hest
ness and care-DupleX and Chrouometr
Escapements carefully repaired ani adju,
Ted. Having had
A Lifetime Experience
Bn the ESuSinew,
In the principal cities of the United States,
| am enabled 20 execute work in good worn.
manlikc manner, on more favorable terms
than it can be done for in any Of the larg,
cities, and | fatter myself that my wOrt
for the last two years has rendered satsiAe,
hon to all who have extended me their pat
ronage, and is Of i self a recommended
Thankful for past patronage, lrespectiag
solicit q continuance of the same.
WILL ALSO FURNISH
FINE WATCHES AND TlME-PlECES
OF every Description, from the best estsS
lishments, both in Europe and America, %
the shortest notice; and will keep, as bert
tofore. well selected aud assorted StOct
of the best
sPECTACLES, EYEGLASSES. &C, &C,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-18
rslmoyr. 80 WILLIE Co. oel. !, 80.

BsLmoyr, KfNG WILLIAM Co., Oct. !, ls6s.
Mn. 4. II. srARKE-Sir After giving your new
Plow a very severe trial, am compelled to say il
comes up fully to your accommodation. Upon pea
fallow il SURPRISES any pillow have ever seen used.
In no instance have / seen IL choke except where
there close clay soil, which was not in proper
order for Pswing. Al who have seen it work are
pleased. am, very truly, yours,
IN. v CROxToN,
beg- Call at Fowler & Gibboney's and sec samples
Of these Plows. apr. ely
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-18
aftio anS S5arbrm.

my TprM -As pertinent TO ths
amh ~ nur plper We reccmcnd that
ta.es lie made Of the following
uses
,aricultural implements, and Seeds
r. ,ardeo aud field. r. Sinclair & Co..
Whitman & Sons, and N. W.
de g. Co, Baltimore, =. u. Stark
ID Watt & knight, Richmond, and 9
illups, Norfolk, Va.
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FOR LONG BRANCH,

nm RANK BRICKsBsRG MANCHESTER, TOMS RIVER &C.
sbp.,,.n Dsl swa Railroad a, ., nn.,.
b. linz. isupdays eIesps) leave Pier No loot OF
E.,,runh aud Jesse hoyth NJ 'o""a.k
", V.,rs.r, osly At No foot OF ksctefh hf"P "
turning ron iss Long sRBDES. General Manager.
n p n R-NoT1CB The = NJ tip from Ns.,% ~
E.,.rnlt ~ Uss ftsm Toms MseI Ahu "a
~. .s Lobs BIsr,L viii bs s,so.hDssd ,sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21

NEW Jersey RAILROAD-FROMF FOOT OF
N couRTLiNDT.sT.-rOr PHLApkLPhh va k.a.nssos s:S
n 10 I. n. n.,op m. cPna~ N. so D. n. =. nisat
~, snnsh "a son,h. Wst-s:tOA N. o. 10 D. n an
JoR TIKI wEsT-s.,oA W 1880 n - ~ pm, In 49,,
,h, ave, Palace Sleeping Cars on m un raa ,toesI 70
snd Cbjsuo without change dahl. SATURDAY a OF
a. q, m Tao This the only line running hT0aEi cara 70
Cheaso % s"or' JACKSON General Superintendent
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Corporation gutifss.

CROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
~ To Conscs-separse sealed proposals. each lsdosd ss
e wo which relates With The h,n: Of the ess, s1d
the bid Gil be received this ones tkotnd rs u
ii ocoei ofTae. Sept foE the construction q e.ess
pavement. the soosiag via tasihtt IRON sma
Seventh Avenue Honoh 10 foarteentnst Nsmo
from sIve Broshsay; Porty artbst ron nne s,sb sss
sirth e. IRON bnh v
Bhth Twen,isihst from Sixth % TsebSysi
from Fsurhsves Siraeth ffsu LexnEoa
sevsusssth.t from % B'ssd-y ssa & e. ss
Broadway % BOw.yi Eereu.s.t f'sn Avs.s' Ssens,.
srosdst Pay from First 70 sscss&sys Ihnysss
freu Eishh Nukase.; rhst, fou Third 70 Bnh s<
Thirty ninth a from Third Lungtensye Eastssah ST. hssA
second seeond ct Esn sirss 10 Fhhsv Tty
t Rghthave Fihy hrsts from Beecss
R.s. River Py nnihst, from Third 10 Fbsye also h The
syns side Of Rghtbaye from 0pehubdre sAa
twenty thh,t to nothss from hss
FeHrteenh Fourihave Osshks
dr.d Theth asd one hundred add thirty srstt from
Roosevsts from No. La No les bAst
Eibeesnth oppese School No 10 AID
Twesehs opposite school No % wests,
West aide Of Leroy Neea
aide Of Caksonst across westst 10 pier IL. ssd
whtehsllst. 10 front Of No So.
SPECIFICATIONS and forms for the bid. be obtained Oh pesnos 81
efee THts. STEPHENS J
GEO. y GREENE
H. 1853
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City SrOy,rtp TO 3tt.

OFFICES to LET-The Asbury Life lnsur-
" COMPANY being about 20 % s5 So brad
corner Of Resd.st Apply on the premise.
DACKING HOUSE to LEASE and FIX
TURRs SALE GreenNieh Poh House 10 Greenwchst,
favorable 10 rood tenant
necessary carry the business for sale Apply TO A.
}. N. MOSES, No <02 GreenwiebF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-21
grnukIpn 8ruprrtp 10 Ytt.

THO LET-FURNISHED, on Brooklyn Heights,
vtbbe nnues waf Of Wslst Ferry +sory English basement
Bcf Dwelling With ali the modern Improvements Rent
mal private family Owner living In Europe Apply 70
A. DAVENPORT, Agent, No Isl hohtAEuet. BrootyL " T.
TO LET OR FOR SALE-an elegantly fur
Il uished BROWN STONE HOUSE leading In Brsof
lyn NJ A. rutland l. Co, No beehmsp-st' " j.
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y,tturts a,tS M,ttings.

A SABBATH-SCHOOL CONVENTION will
"A THIS Tuesday ByEsING in se'epa.,s us,d
Church. be continued Wednesd Interesting ADJ
dresse: and discussions may be expected
COOPER INSTITUTE LECTURE ROOM,
~ Lectures the HOLY LAND BY Rabbi
syEHRsOHN Jerusalem Rev Dr. Howard Crosby presiding
TUBSDAE az Subject" Hebron hacpheAh and the Man
Hebrew well hesem population OF the
region H. TUESDAY Sept as tA s:nanAss
Lapd Galee" Ill TUESDAY Oct 81 euhleet-~ e
Palestine Lee.ore 10 commence At ocioef hansen
For the Course So for Lecture tiers. 70 De
the Rev Adler X Gutbsim Yyader he Rev NJ i>afs
Haebsch Mener H. Scnneschsin and at the door On NE
TTHE First LECTURE of the Course, for the
CeHts Dspen.ary will be delivered 3, ns M h.,
Bishop LYNCH Bishop Of Charleston e. Cooper Ipshte.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept q at oeisct Subject" ssasv
aud the Poor" Admission 50 cts Reserved sean 81
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xut,ls.

xot,ls
CT. CHARLES HOTEL, European Plan,
- e,sr Rroadya, and BeeiersL Hotel reconstructed And
,6,osyby renovated Single rooms day Double family
rooms 81 per day. 6bO. Q. LhLAHp, II0PI-..oI-
ITHE CITY HOTEL,
having been newly furnished throughout A' uh'n
passed By any hotel In New. England, .
is NOW OPENED PoR THE RECEPTION OF GCESIs
III HUMPHREYS Proprietor
Providence r. l., August 3lf1sGa -
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NEW YORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL


COMMENCING MAY 10, 1863
s,.uop IN Esr York Of Twenty tsVsahs th
's'''-s~ IaaTh o Twenty .ssrtuthst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK ann.
Bridgeport XII ll;5o y" ISIS NAh'
K11 3:ts. 10, $50. snds ZEE IN =, u..,o,,, I'm
FOR Milford stfaiford Fairfield, Southport ana "''Po" '
jsr Nor-,n J. o (EIl n;% NJ H:is hIh . Ahh O."
siS M b.. ny iii 500 as 40 30 .ndsSopm
rd usay sfE.l O. il:OI N. i7;3 kI), 2la (ELh
,:s 80 IM i.S $50 $50. 7;ls GI!pSs $40 600 7ns
For Gr..1veh. re 1850 a n. 'ia 'i"' 60 Wv '''
D. c1.,,, and intermediate stations N7 il;9oL NJ 't''
Ge. go %" s' 'CoENECTiNG TRAlNs
Va, po.o, VI, sprlnsssd a m CELG (EIlSp
Fsr Bo.,oS vi. s6or. Line iail' III sp,gn,s aH.sp.
H.ytford md Springfield. hr lI.S'S
tst Coas.e.Ieui River Railroad (RIl i'i' "h'AA
y H !. PTe,aus. and FAin Rsirs,d r, n" hH
w, New Haven New Lssd.s and sssins'ss Railroad L.
DIS Ss5 sn.u,o,s 4 T. aud 300 D - 70 Williamsburg
-, Eo.s.toue Railroad, oa m and
rer kAhgasueh s.,ssd m i3:i3 .sd 40 asd
Yer With Fresht sin from sorv.n To Dsnoau
o. NJ " e Sn R.ura,d I a m ina a0 and $50
roapodoss sleeping Cars MIS- HOyT
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Country SrOptrtp 90 Stt.

Country SrOptrtp 10 Sh.
I ARGE, old-fashioned COUNTRY HOUSE
Furnished TO LEASB. South Orange, Tour minutes
from stations, contains is with
mediate unfaed 70 rooms location
A. baTgaips Apply 20 X. C. sPBBR Go.
NOTICE TO GARDENERS. = GARDEN
~ LANDS for RENT EsvJn.y within -four ns, Of ks-ion
CITY In quantities lands Of aeee" 70 HS
Jersey c and New rOrk tb. soil sb and any fnd Of vegetables
Rrsiue earl be raised By culture Inquire OF
PIKB u ssd 30 Bfosd or q Bndg.st S,v iorl
ITO RENT-Furnisbed for one or two years In
Germantown bs Tventy,eeohd Ward Of Philadelphia fsnl
within minutes railway station aud minu no.
By bsfbouIy trains and twenty minutes ny we e'
RESIDENCE With beautiful lava OF ~ .ere g
pery carriage bath hydnt and pump water @ ooe
the most beautiful places IN GeuAnto"n hh Ane
character commanding the etV Germantown
one Of the nos, beautiful highly improved suburban eti
Pb For Address John STOKES u BfoAd room ~ H.
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,0I1TU SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
SslsEp on and IS. the tslns VII ssps W..
s.s,st and Grasdl Ferries iole-s a. 10 f.ss.
s n AeeOInod.uou Tor ishPi 90 S SVan. slo An
. scuu.si at valley Stream for Roehs"S fVgSTpiT sapt
inc ahes
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zurnifur.

FURNITURE. -... ....
MATHESIUS & FREY. No. 81 Beecker-st.,
e. The Alter on parties desiring 70 furnish 20 their
N-"' LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK
Of which they ofer
s All iirds and Upholstery Worn made 70 ORDER
N OF Rlseeir e., bloch rest Of Broad.sy
THE BBST ASSORTMENT IN THIS CITY.
- Oar own Manufacture Warranted A.
WARREN WARD Co..
spriax st.. Of Crosby.
EuRNITURE.-FURN at manuiac-
turers prices; also SOfABBD cheap. w X LEE isS
and POI Fulton ST. between Broadway and Greenschst y
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
WI pEIkWARE LACKAwAsSA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

DELAW ARE, LAChAnAnHA an "hsibhN
co (LssseesD
Me- Yorhfo and foot Of Chrsophers;
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS neneing hOfDA1 NAV 10 1859
TRAIN. hoonion
Branch Waterloo With sua for Al
Warrington with the d. L. And '" ~ ntsi
Gap Goudu Scranton aud Great Bend and a, oIu 90 .st Lass
and Delaware and Hudson hh' AZ ho
Leigh susqush.nB. for Bsthlshsm Ahsno-a hAasn
sGIps % LKHISH VALLEY EXPRESS at s.-,i Morris
,eun Do,,r wshngtoh Phhp.eu and h.s'oe s's
PhI,n.bu,s Bel Del r. X for Bsrde ke .nd
T..,op With Bethlehem Allentown hsssh Chs5h and
scp ANTON EXPRESS connects at wsshinsor With the d.
And for Gap. sIondbuTE and Sersnoni al po'sr
.i,b Ch,,t,I Y 4 and q. Wnterloo With SUSSEX X
s0A nt4Jo N TO SUMMIT ana ias3 me .,o NO a ana
and NJ. !. D. w. tp, o:D o''V 80 asu
l0p 10 SOUTH ORANGE and intermediate nahosr
ii;6 - and $50 p n, 10 YOUNGSTOWN and is@fN'1A"
"i niSe m xoRRIsTowE EXPRESS
r., ARR Al s;e $3.50 1910 H. ll:p li:toA
30 800 $50 40. $40. $780, to e' ''S''~' aa'
.S PIC n M sCHoCH, Assistant sspshatsudsRt
D ahe 49, PA a
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A FRENCH LADY wishes 10 take charge OF
N an infant child 10 months old al her Ts,Gst DC s
East Hneepth.st Room IA
NOTICE.-The undersigned will apply TO ae
metropolitan efHs the al day Of September iot "
nit 20 animal, West FoTiysrist 22s f,.i .e., o. I.ah
fH'hi'A 'i'''' ~
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Summr &hrtats
ETHE BIDDLE HOUSE, DETROIT.
recently completed 10 this hoHte rehos
respects Hotel Ts. Dining H. unsurpassed iS s
s,pee while rch furnished Gsnsnept fso and Billiard Room
are ub.quslsd 10 Their appointment by any 10 hs west
the house suntnt Gnarapiss h DO
render plsasant home for aytss AID VINE
eur charge, those Of trte" house In iht
ety Id. Rh standing will 30 maintained in ever Partenar
S'' '- A ID. TABER, Proprttor
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ITO BOAT CLUBS, Boat Builders and = o 81 g r..
-, Ss sr four cared Address giving sHs b's' '"
Sns. sb,Sl sps bs hs o. r. v. Thb"ns Ofes