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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-09

NATHANIEL SANDS. REW YORK, fAAR-
! PER & BROTHBR5. CINoINNATI, ROBERT
r. CLARK d Co. 81 - 9lt flal 81
This volume is made up of three
short essays under the above heading.
1t is printed on beautiful white paper
and large, clear type. 1t seems to be
especially designed to create higher
estimate of thedignity and importance
of the professional teacher, as well as
to furnish suggestions to teachers in
teaching and training children and
conducting a school. The author takes
very decided ground against adopting
a different system Of instruction for
girls than that selected as best adapted
for boys. OF the two he thinks the
greatest knowledge is needed for the
woman, fer hers as the most important
and mare perfected. organism" and
agupon her Knowledge and conduct
far more than upon that Of the man
depends the future Of the beings in
whom she is to live again. The es-
says are excellent specimens of
English composition, and contain a
great many stefIipg truths that have
not as yet been accepted by the people.
PARSER AND a NALYZER-s BY aFRAE-
CTS a. MAROH, Professor of The English
- Language IN Lafayette college. New
York: HARPER & BRoTHERS. Cincin-
natl; RoBERT lL.KRZE & Co. 90
This is, baautif1l little school
book, designed especially for begin
ners.s lis, herefore, furnished with
diagrams and suggestive pictures,
whieh9must prove attractive to the
little learner. The author says his
object has been tostask the memory as
little as,possibtss perception and judg-
ment as much as possible. We can
not say how the book will work in
the seheolroom, but wssee no. reason.
why it may not prove most valua-
bic medium fol. conveying instruction
In that usually unattraetiEe study,
English Grammar. twill at least be
worth the attention of teachers to ex-
anime into its merits.
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SEVEN CURSES OF LONDON. By JAS.
GRE ErSWoOD, the Amateur Casual; au-
thor of The History of q Little Raga-
muffin, &c. New York: HARPER Bro
THEIRS. Cincinnati: ROBERT CLARKE s.
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ZINE Street Prcsbytertan.-U Usual service
Pews free.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-09

HETTY.l BY HENRY KING sLEY, author of
"a sutton" 'fGeonrey H0miyn, - 80 RAJ
fvenshoe,'' &C. New YORK: HARPER q
BROTHERS. 25 cents. ESQ
FOUND DEAD. BY the author Of =" A
Begger on Horsebaeks &c. 90 cents. -
FALSE COLORS. I, By ANNIE THOMAS
Mrs. Pendercudllp). rs
META'S FAITH. BY the author of q st.
!. -.-.z@-. =. ~ OlaVeis." faIrl sfr I'd
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a "
me even than the broad fields of wheat
and hay, Git is not very good corn
country, was my drives through some
and orchards of this valIey-I say
drices, for their extent forbids walk
ing, if a general view is to be obtain
ed. Here saw single strawberry
beds embracing several acres, and
bearing fruit through nearly every
month IN the year, for they are hardly
ever out of season. The vineyards
are. of large extent, and prolific almost
beyond belief The vines are staked
up, land kept pruned- down to from
three and half to FIVE feet In height
and it is astonishing what capacity
they have for bearings great clusters
three, four, and even six times as
large as our Indiana punches, and the
grapes of some varieties the size of our
common plums, and of all 1colors-
black, white, green. purple, claret and
bright scarlet.F Whole ranches are de-
voted to orchards Of the largeC fruits
apples, peaches, pairs, &c. The pears,
especially, are of delicious favor,
juicy, and Of such proportions that
single one, sometimes, is more than
good fruit eater, as your humble SER
want, for example, can master. l saw
them, yesterday, so abundant that
they were gathered in piles under the
trees and decaying, simply to enrich
the soil, too plenty to eat, and too
cheap TO transport to market. Owing
| to the regularity of the seasons and
the absence of killing frosta, the eli
mate is excellent for fruit, and it is
said produces always a certain crop /:
though for. grain it is not always SO
sure, on accountof the. danger some
times of a " dry season" there being
too slight a fall of rain. The charac-.
ter of the climate may be judged
from the fact that flowers bloom In the
the gardens all the year, and It is only
the most delicate plants of the tropics
which 60 to the. dollhouse, a month
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF EBwIORK. .."...................Augus' -
CLEARED.
Steanbps-Bnp, Webster L'erpoo beHopA Ooneh' Lohu0n
EptsYpe Nichols Rev WeEt aud Galveston.
Sbps-CyDosure TeevAnI Liverpool; Annie Smith Liverpool o
B1ris-TbOs Pope Land MonTOviS and MARKET CumHing
HoekWAy c. b. Nssgane HAmhn, Bristol, Eng OHlh
JAYNE ST CrOiI; Crusoe. Nil Ssgus - -,
Bngs-ChsvO whitney Kingstop jam San Giseomo TripAn
Byi,tsi Bng Annie Smith Liverpool, MS 80
SehrG-Minnie Dixon Savannah; Lily Hughes CbArehon Ne
Bloomfield Hobbe, Stamford Morales Newman Mstannsm y
C. Warren Smith 81 Pierre Mart A. Holon GORDON, Ne"osih
SlOOP-BBpsTOT Dewiek, Providence
st.,msbp Mereedts starkey FerbandHa Pa mdse and
Steamship Ponce sh,etford Gov Bay c b. daJs coal
Ship Pacific Foss, Liverpool 40 days, mdse - - -.
Ship Dragon heLemOn, Aps hAs0ar Coast 1T days eonee NAT
ting hnseed oil, &C , NJ, A.. =
Joseph Baton Marshall Trinidad De Cuba " Gays sugar aoo
mOiatSeL
Brig Pred Biss sherman, Cow Bay, C. b. - days, eOsL
ScbT Jennie A. Sheppard, Van CleAt Georgetown d. G..
sehf . III Seguine French YORKTOWN Va, days, wood.
soHooNERs-RlvHR AND ooA,rwisE , y n
Ann Amelia Virginia OhTer seobell' ueoigeIoNh w. "
Daniel Holmes. Georgetown, D. e. SAB 'iTghnA o,. n r.
Hannah Champion, Virginia mary b sm'n "e0'Se""p' Nv
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Aug l3-Arryed JtsARIhPs Mcclellan nom Bsnme
Ans from Philadelphia BsT Sen Femmng from "nneoAh
Coast Of Africa; PhileBa from Philadelphia 49, a., a., ~ W
saw Fg1Ncsoo Aug 2Arived ships Midnight ron Ne" ori
Oeesn Rover LVepoo IyAnhoe from Boston CtSI eaA
Liverpool 600 Of wheat Sailed bark REQ Cro hnGhi
for Cork
FOREIGN PORTS.
HlvASA Aug 2Tbe steamships JuDlAis, arrived here y'eiua
ouEFNsrowN AuF 3Tbe steamship China from EewiOrk Aug
l. arrived Al tLis port a 10 0eOek this morning.
SPOKEN.
Bari Brilliant Yokohama for Boston ~ days out June l
sSip B Palmer from Nev.Yori Shanghai 20 days out u
Ia 3 S.
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VIM Simple wife ard family Jas Miller Geo Moore and VIZ w 70
Strong ard wife Mise Harper Lusk Mrs Van hppen Aua
Miss Margaret BOyo George H. q Frazer JhoTson @ ana
family Jas Bame wife and child Mr. X Johnsiop hrs
Mrs. J. Williams, Miss Fleming Miss A. DoWneI hoh,Ll
J. ID. smith, Dr. Cartridge,
HsTdmkn Jas Buloek Buchanan, Miss A. htfen ohh .
Lubshsy wife ehd H. Co8ey and vile James
mich, Nm Bayls LshuoI Ms jessie LenhoI MS hee
CorsoD ana vile MeCns and child Nine Hoyh John f.e,
IRON FERNAHDiKA FA-In steamship herethA aug 80;
N GilmaI A. Peters DeForrest Mrs Sheppard ohh su
servant Henry Potter j. Collins Rev. Crane abd VIE ht' W.
J. Mccormick, NJ Downev. Col MoCormet, W H. JORDAN
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Proposals.

"-' O'' EEN.YoKK CRY, Aug y, 1893
DROpOSAIS IN DUPLICATE will be re-
cy,d by the undersigned until FRIDAY ~ 1890 2eoe ''
ember 10 1869 the following sUsSlsI hNOs "a
200 barrels of Prime Mess P0rt one iron s9op az 'A'" '
M barrels OF Flour round hoops ful bead hheh AuA
no go pounds Of Carolina Rice IN oah oIt 'u H'"u "H
Ooo g.llon. of Pure Cider Vinegar IN oaIss .u-a
S 40 nonnds on Brown sugar IN barrett, iah hrao hoeu
aoo no..1s Of Gut Lof sagar barrels gi hsA1 hheS'
800 P5 ~ Cp,bed sugar barrels tall bead hnsd
C aad. ~ rsnulated 70 barrels 1911 bead hned
10 5. AZ os,s sugar. IN barrels, n head hesd
Green Coffee In oak barrels, full head hnsd
80 Al J,ya Coffee packed guunE bags
~ ~ Pnonpd, Of PIue Salt. IN barrels fdi head lined
% osnds Of Soap boIes 80 pounds each strapped
S ,aosds Of Lard 5pound cSddies packed u IN bsL
5I.s1 soauds Of sugar Cured Hams packed 10 uerceS
m manner making bds requirements Of bidders, The taEs
..s5 \, nr,yious adtetisrments from this once.
'~e W W BURNS. Brit Brig ecu and C. s = A
PROPOSALS will be received for furnishing
The MATERIALS and BUILDING DEPOT MeBo PArk ap 70
H. s0b on August 1865 Plans and SPECIFICATIONS seen al TOO
Odce Of the AENL0 PARK LAND COAPANl, Voc 10 AAe 10
RroaA RoomN No r.
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rrwsn.rrInrs ZOE rHE PREss.

NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.
arriving a. this peri are
paekages as3fes5 10 the hewYe Associated Press oo %
autbenU Of j. W emonion General
Agent pacsEes the Journal Of CoHo Ite
World San EEprsss Kpeng Po, CogtRsrea AagsTfs saat
zsuas Yofk DtOai should also be delivered osT V
80 m
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TREASURY DEyAhTHEsI,
owes o. rHE SUPERVISING ARcMrKcr, July Il l"S
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received unit

o,x,c, Al, ,ar srpxnV,srSa AEcMrKcr July a. sf9
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received untlt
- August ID furnishing aud delivering a. the ste OF w ~
POsas Yot in such qualities and At .ee nss t a. 80, n
quired less OF aimenalon "a
from stsns The s,eess s 'yr, ear
fall
teasr ssd aeordag Schedule Of Sizes % Be
Aso for iaraiahns s5d aeren pS RiBBR 20 BE- IA,
on the SQUAD, aad breaking With eeAH sqetIs h 80
aaartsf 10 Be bOnd less than 40
Ons les shsa u sbie % Or g p ~ ssR sa,s .
Also for 90 yds nore or et OF bsN oa'Aps '"A "
Of hsna eggs suitable for eonersss in -
be made the cubic loot and JAW $50 VI" w
sfatsiv Tor dnsnsoE rabbe, end eeeStese =, a.
Payments BE- made nOatAI ugsS ess aSa 80 70.
b. tue Supervising Ateatect OF =" Hs1' ~sN"s - "
eOaDleaoa Of the eoatsaee - :, "a "A 40,
b. pena bead IN The sun o. ts
a. asIsrs tsS bidder VII aHd perform the eoaif.s'
Hsw,red hm-he ssoey OF hs feeer 70 be ceruneo % " "
.,r;s, $780, 81 District where lie bidder resides A.
r. n.nsr,r.n the right reject ell bids -
a.s. * ths and any e .'
Goes ao soaon respect 70 A advertisement va not " "
PTsSo.,s ,. inaSrI "Pr0VO', fer DiHs'"'n' ka''' '
Coaerets Btose" ..m,. If A..
,toes thsy bid fOr6 inches cube sheSiSg ths
'SA'"' w - a MuLLBTT, ssBsVaiN ArssssA
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Professional gutius


nR HARRISON may be found in his Office.
~ No III Bseetest all hours Previous sucoi treating The
unfortunate Is guarantee oftpetdr urs
nR. LEWIS, No. z Beach-st., makes q sPeoi~l'y
Those uol
careful ght paes hss given bis Attention to ihos
diseases for the last 20 ysan IN Ne"-loTt CITY
NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c.--Dr. HAMMOND
~ has returned FROM frans No 30 5ohh bet ~ ahd s,sS
DADlCAL CURE-WithOut knife, caustic or
detention for Structure isiu Pies psA,s' 81
An, Bs.- ut K.y D,sas pe5mtes Of the bye Nose,
pace and Psron HtKRY DASlEls D. 40 l lsIugioh ave
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guturrs suS iflrrtinss.

VINO LYCEUMS, LECTURE COMMITTEES,
ete-THE AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU sno~ prepared 10
make engagements and other Lecture As"cAoui
throughout country star.rs ss4 o. @sssa
Bureaus h includes justin
ior Loaop MoEaing Mark Twain, T. W Hggnou, the
Rev Robert Collier Edwin whf)p Olive Losan Kate
yield Benson the Historian r. B. D. Chla. Dr. Isaac
Oscauyau, Prof l. lOumaus saul Hewlett WIZ SKIES
John sake Nichols Prof Hitchcock Josiah Phillips Quincy
George H-pwah Prof RS.as Adaus Thomas W knoI
Wakeman John J. Pinkerou, X NoEe editor Anenar
Fellow; Cornell UnEefstr the Rev T.
Kredge Taylor Rev J. d Sweet Dr. 1rseain Geo
Keuuau the siberian stfson, AnBie r. f0ter s
pbeu esms Ppes)i W Pope the Istat9Dist Rev
Aser Hon IBgersoH lockwood Mr. Carter Hoo NJ beyee Mis-
Susab Antbouy Rev ELIAS Nssu o. d. Manson, L. > lowHsend
Family Mr. ahi Mrs W. For Legr 10 shaesPe@An
whose the srular
NO CHARGE WHATEVER TO LECTURE COMMITTEES
Annleatons Send for tircnlsr
AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU.
No. ~ NassauSt, Nss-lSTk CiU.
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% BoIN No
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60 @lbum If MN GOnrru.

4 WISH to obtain the POST-OFFlCE All
DREsS az the Hon THOMAS SAVAGE late VcCousalGsnsrA
10 Havana Information VIII be thankfully received BY me Esns
Vile Indiana (P o. Box No lgl Aug TO- lsos - J. DAl.
PHILADELPHIA FIRE. ,,,,,
H. hal-, where PERKINSs FlRE.PR0OP COLD AIR IRON
SHUTTERS AID used Gre cannot spread sample Sbesn
1t WAsHISGTOS IRON WORKS. once NO. ,. laeeIty-sI
d.Inn PER DAY DISCONTINUED.
an w Hanng extensive and widespread sale for
o CENTURY brsni 0fFlNbCJT CHEWING IOBAtCO Ne as
| "a Announce that pack daig Slb 10 the small
az 81 ,,n ,nsr this late July being iay9rably
a n an this indueemeut To avoid misappTe
p however add ths shah continue 10 part orders
fo, ELEGANT MERRSCHAuM PIPES IN YACHT CLUB and
:" EI'RFKA' brands Of SMOKING TOBACCO. - ..... ~.
me YACHT CLUB" devoid Of Nicotine and cannot iniufs e
AMI especially recommended people Of seentsr' oenpaon'
{" H P. LORlLLARD,
Eeuieff
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PARsENGERS ARRIVED.

IRON oLAseUW-iu sissRshiR Cambria Asg IN Mcleod,
SsS w, Nm n LSSs Wa 1stbSoS, ~ FSD'i NJ RsbsSO0.
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ppIn,y,s wEATBgR RRPoRr-sl N.


MINIATURE ALMANAC .
SIM nae, ~ 500 Sun 700 Moon SETS 30
BsEoy 81 Cove lISnd.... 22l Hell GGis''''' fII
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL.


~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY TO- 1853 .
Twenty seVenthat ans
FourhaTe Entrance IwentvseveuthSI ..
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK, - -
For Nsw.Haven bridgeport (BIl 1850 NJ Hl9 (ELl
HI 3:t5. 4;J0. $50. andB (k1l p ,,.on
Tor Milford str.tior Fr6sd Southport aud W'iiPOr ll0
m 9:I5 40 and $50 p. m $50, %, ~, a. AZ
For EOrvslL, (BIl li:9o m l2l5 NIh ISLh 1't'
$50 tEIl $50. G:3O, and (ET) p m ,,,o . .
For Dsrieu g. n 30 3;iS $780, SGD and6 90 m
For stamford, uI ll;pa m;g t;I' 'hiI "''' 'Sib
For Greenwich g. ;JoL 2;l5 3'i' 40 %" Wv ''' p
For Port Chester intermediate stations at u~L M '
3:s5 4g $50 $50 7:lb and B:1e p rec
w. 49, 49, CONNECTING TRAINS .
FOR Boston, via Springfield a. N lEI). (hr.l p N
For Bostoa Shore Line, "; IS tkIl, 3 p NJ. -.
and Springfield. (E1l Il9 lnhl p N.
Tor CoousceuI River Railroad m (BI Hls H. 70 A'nrsA
O4 H 70 PTo,dsne. FLm Railroad tI '
Va, New Haven N,rLOudsu and stonusiOa Railroad at
R.l5 30pm 49, Lam - I'M A. u,m.,,h,,,h
Va, Iousatoue Railroad, 3 a m. and 2 M,
Eor Eangatuek Railroad, a. M. 3 thHb 4O n
M, D,nnur, and NorwAk Railroad Zlo AUD ~ n ana
connection With Freight uaS ia m ,pa s 20 M
CommodleuA e'eeP'nB NA' Superintendent
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NOR ST THOMAS and BRAZIL
il UNITED sTATRs and BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP CoAPAHI
RsEallr Mall Steamer, sailing th. 25d Of every month
SOUTH AMERICA, Cart TISKLEgAusH, Aag"'1A
MRRRIMACK. Capt SLocpn, October ~
Thee splendid sail on schedule time and eAh ~ Ihn
Para Bahia ADD Rio De JAnsrO and rsaung Yer
'As,'' " WA GIRRlsOh Agent No. BOwHbg-srssn
TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
steamship, ofn Line vi" ls, Pier No NORTH River A'3oslocf
GEo WASHINGTON .GIgsr......s ATURpAI AHsaa1t
UORTRs 10. Nelson. 81. .sATURDAf AuzuH7
TrsES s. LOUIS Mobile and Galveston al hr'sTh
H B. CR6MwELI o.. No IS w,,t.t
E0R LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
Ip@as L9s q Nal Steamers are segSS9i e val %0s,.
CITY OF ANTWERP huguf'
CITY OF BOSTON. SATURDAY, Auguh7 m
RTSk (viA HtfaIl TUESDAY AuEnt ~ p
y" +" NO''n N' RATES OF PASSAGE
BIT IlrrHpAf
FIRST e CABIN. Is GOLD 500 srEEkasR - eo .n
London lo5 To London. 20
To PAn......,.....- liS To Pahs............"..s0
PAssAeE sI rHS TUESDAY srEAHAh VIA HALIII
PAYABLE q Gold Payable In Currsney.
Liverpool $50 Liverpool SD
!, 5oSa. r. B; Branch st. Joins r. By Bra:s
PS.sas I,o forwarded H.us Hamburg Bremen Ee nsdsr
Tsisi; can be bought persons wishing.
iSHs -I BALE !; 4: s Gssg' sa s;:.a-
| national LINE. -.H II.
| From Pier A.. North River
| ERIN webster SATURDAY AsEua H. at lOs m. .I
| PENNSYLVANIA. Hal. SATURDAY, August 81. az m.
| TIKI QUEEN Grossa. SATURDAY, August q, assn .,
Ps,aEs Liverpool og.n'ls-n asn soo Ass sIs sssgs
! $3.50" '' D. ". J. HVksf. haaassL
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T = S775T b0TEDUcT DEPARTMENT.
0uan Si,nntrs.

BOARD and RESIDENCE in LONDON
I'D Parties visiting Europe hud London all the
bntsl home in large NsIollsd hoa,s 10 GOOD central ,uA
Adlre, A. b. No 20 Kspp,It Russell qaAre london bog
IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
Os ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co,
SAILING regularly BVBRT THUKSDA1 a! oeoek m, precisely
from Pier No North River
0OLuMBIA. Capt Van Size august "
kAGLR Capt N. X Greene
MoRRO CASTLE. CAPT H. AdAmI......,,. .heptem6sr
No 5 BONingRFs
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6op1rimtrsbip AOii,tS.

CORPORATION NOTICR.-SALE of PROP
~ ERTY Coz UNPAID TAXES and CROTOh WAITER ELNlo-
Pebble notice given that sale Of property for unRd Iafs'
for tb ysars 1868 regular rents Tor 'roton Water Tor
the wear. aud 1904 gill take place At AUCTION Tie Cy Hal
In the c SsNYor THURSDAY t" h day OF November nst
at ~ eok noon day TO DAY uu TIE shoe Of ,ad
property shall be sold And that The detailed statement OF ne properly
80 10 rents published In
pamphlet deposited Office Of Ee Ce Of Aeaa 10 The Comp
rollers Omce the Office 81 the Receiver Of 1ares Of the CITY u
KsworE sad pamphlets will be delivered 10 sul person sP
plying thereior-CitY Of Nevi orf, July ~ 1913
10 A. & CADl, Clerk o.! Arrears.
b, order Of R B. CONNOLLY Comptroller
NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
separate sealed proposss Endorsed wish the title Of the
woi 10 which the bidder and the de Of ne
Offering this ohoe until u O'Clock H. 81 "eduss
d.v Asgu FROM persons authorized T the Brown sod
Miller pavement and the Pk Concrete pavement 10 The CU
Of New fok foF ths LAYING aud Miller pavement
North Broadway Wstst and N White a. RON
CuirssL Bosdway aud Tor the Laying Of the Pst Concrete
pavement Hundred Twenty unthst from Third 10 SIXTH
The plans these work, be and specaohi aud forms
for application The CLERK al this once
TllOS STEPHENS.
ROBERT L. DARRAGH Gro Aqt Board,
GEO 5, GREENE,
View YORK August ~ 1863.
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grntistru.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mated the Of nitrous os administer n,
approved DO aoihing but ~ RAJ IL .la 70 '
WITHOUT PAIN-so 700 testJ Bee htf names a. We
eees 10 Cooper lnstuts
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD Trains for
ALBANY and TROY With Northern and Western
New YOrh fOovs Cincinnati aud CbesEO Express.
ID Chicago Express l0:i5 Montreal Express Pacific
R1Urss $50 Night BIprsss n Elegant Drawing Room
attached 20 all DAY uan, and sleeping to night uaus The
"a IN rs IsTa "' ~ WI n vANpERBILT ve,Pr..ldsnl
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AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
wi nrIkwARE LACKAWANNA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

Newiork foot foot ChstaphersI
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY Nav 10. 1893.
sa NJ TRAIN connecting Dsnye with BoOaon BrAnch
Waterloo IN
dover Newton at Washington with the D. L. and w e
srouduT Great Bead snd all points on me Lava
Bloomsbury and Delaware and Hudson Rd al ssioa
with Lehgh and SusleeunA for Bethlehem Aentown Mansp
Ii:S N LEHGTi VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark Morris
o1n Dov.r PbpsbuTg and EAston
meet. al Phipsburg Bel Del r. r. for Bedere &c and At
Fs,ton With T. Bethlehem Ale-toWn. Maueh Chunk and
NAkeshaur 49,. ,v--,,-.- IA. A. n
m sCRANTON EXPRESS connects at Washington With the d.
l. and W for Water Cap, Strondsburg aud Scranton Al Dover
yiih Cbsster r r and Al Waterloo with SUSSEX r R.
6t90 A an .pt 400 TO SUMMIT add intermediate stations
$50 $50 20 aud iIito 90 80 si 6i" $50 Ana
lsI5p m 10 SOUTH ORANGE aud mtrrInediats stations
1870 a m 3 $50 n TO MORklSFoWN and ine"s1N"
.,..,,-,e
Por NEWARK 6i30 73o $780, $3.50 oIo " Ii'V W
ll:l5 pm. -. ,,oNrc, AID -, an tt,oo M 3,s0
6;lb ssthVOh' A"s''"''1F'
A A HugRN q A.
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NTFIy- TFRSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT OF

NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FRQM FOOT OF
~ ST-For PHILADELPHIA, via Remington, e0
N Viz Camden D n p Wa West Philadelphia n, go
4 H. 10 a m 1880 SP M nS;p M ~ SEas EOr
su1IP TIiISWPSI-s 40 m. 1880 n spn' 1beG $500
80 ana trains through 10 Cincinnati and Chicago WIN ba sae
change syeF Palace Sleeping Cars on tram run threess 70
nna ans chicago without daily Saturday and sqndys
sISspsd aud 90 those days sin Tbs the 'nJ "hs
80, W., tbrousA cara 70 Chicago BY evening ues (DaJI
~ o Ig4 r. ". JACKSON General Supsrlnseaeent
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MtbitaI.

EPILEPSY.-FR. A. QUANTE of Warren
IL Wesiaen Manufacture and Inventor Of the only reliable
world TenoSpd medical Universal Remedy against Epilepsy
OF The Royal Pan state Medal d Merit and Of NAM oihe
medals &C. Prospectus gratis Communications postFa
First prospectus fncs Of tbt Remedy, 81 God
which can he sent By post money order
MAISON de SANTE, or HOME of HEALTH,
vi MICHEL, Resident PhyscAn. Doctor LOUIS
MICHEL Informs public haths has opened HOMH OF HEALTH
~ number MADISON Az hetv
AID Theth o the reception of iuvai deeatsy
their houses hotels board
the Which they and 70 understood that paehii
the bsst physicians and
geou Of the oity FOR sad psrsulars aPu sbsve
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WIN. EVERDELLn SONS, No. 1O4 Fulton-s st
w -sTBAN JOB PRINTERS and LABEL AAFVFAO1VA
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CRantts for BUSINESS TItH.

A FINE 0PPORTUNTTY offers to party with
IN thousand dollars acquainted with LIGHT IkON WORN
o the manufacture OF article important IN the erection OF buildings
adding their 1t already In both 10 pnbDe ana pnfAe
buildings, Addrfss R0UEDY, No 2S4 Broadway.
EOR SALE-A well -established HARDWARE
BUSINESS standing Eastern ei sales 10 pa,I
year capital required $4,000 POr paucua" address
?. o. Boz No. l.l62
NOTICE TO RAILROAD COMPANIES
IN Owing change operating the Second Avenue Railroad Com
offer FOR SALE their Depot Of ana
Seeondve the City Of EswYOrk the following described oAs:
6hone built BY Gree Long
seven ho power dummies with Gee Long engines ana
Whitaker boilers Also 50 passenger truck All IN gOo run
ming addressed as ABOVE
will meet with prompt attention MONTGOMERY QuBBh, .
VieePresiden Second Avenue Railroad Company.
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> FOLKS
NIGHTS
without usn DODUS EERyISE speudd iurgoof nbs Tor
al summer Complauts Fur sale by al DrurTsts Pree 81
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lIEW.YbRK to MONTREAL WITHOUT

NEW YORK to MONTREAL ", MIin fi...o,!,
~ CuANGE or CARSON and July t5 1907 passenys
train win esse EewYork and Harlem Railroad Depot so,a" o.
Fourth daily SundaTs eIeepted ~
for Montreal ogshsbarEb and 1teTHsitI,s PointA feA' ~
nrocured andbggage checked to all points houh
P''1-''N l. O. BUcKH0UT. GeRsral Sdperlateaoeas-
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
tr,n will the Roosevelt Grandst Ferries a. oh0Na
, ga n Mail fOr Patehogae aHd ell StAtoah
MerTck and all StaiOuL 49, 18Th ov.,.,
E1ptess 20 PachOgue stepping ~
all stations except Ell y So p.,s
heketed through BspOft and Pre- FAee va ''As' ~
eguG . . .I - .H. - r.....;.. =. ci.,eaesvtre
springksh and VALLEY Stream =. ,A,o.,s 4. p.t.s
4i50 p. Accommodation TO ishp; on sstHS'1'
WS5o m % M.,.k md an SATURDAYS through 70 Lip.
All eonaSt Valley stream ior .h ~,
NJ BIZ kk.na AA' = ' RoBkRT WHITE suVsrintssdeat
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