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The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28
Massachusetts Insane Asylum,

WORCEsTER, MASS.
VNIANTED.-There e wanted Immediately, from
w twelve to ffteeu ladies. between the ages of
eighteen and thirty, to act assistan and nurses
to the insane. Ladies VINO have taught in country
schools preferred, but having the necessary ac-
qurements, and coming " ell recommep ded will Sc
cure position. Address,
DIR. NJ. BEMIS, Superintendent,
w4w :26 Worcester Nass
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28
, in M are Manufactory for enle !

THE Tin " are stand and Mandatory No120 Fore
81, Por land. consis ing of tools, machines, stock
and fixtures is offered for sale. to close up the
estate OF the late Charles b. Bake. This 10 the
stand 90 long occupied b. h. A. Mitchell and will
be sold at bargain. Enquire OF
CALEB BLAKE, Administrator
No. 100 Fore st. or p. BoNNEY, No. 81 Exchange
Street. auN-IU
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28
CausloH 60 sAe Ra5Isa.

OA8gIUH 20 axe "a Disas
Every intelligent and thinking person must Know
soat remedies handed out for general should have
their efficacy established by well tested experience in
the hands OF regularly educated ply stefan, whose
preparatory studies nit him for all the duties he Juust
fulfil; yet the country is flooded with poor nostrums
and cure-ails pnfss az to be the best in the world
which are not opf$ seiess, but always injurious.
The unfortunate sks=Ss ibe PARTICULAR in selecting
his physician as 1t is amentabe yet incontroverti.
bic tact, that manv syphlic patients are made mis-.
cradle With run d constitutions by malreatmeut
ton inexperienced physicians in general practice fer
It point generally conceded BY the best sypiogrs
1hers, that the study snd management these CONE
dlants should engross the whole time OF those who
would be competent and successful in their treat.
ment and cure. Thu inexperienced general practi.
toner, having neither opportunity tiIas to max.
himself acquainted With their pathology, cornmony
pursues one system OF treatment, in most cases mat.
Ing an indiscrmnsCe use OF that antquated anc dan.
gerous weapon, the Mercury.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28
FOR SALE.

EARM in Cape Elizabeth. containing IS acres, to-
About six miles from Portland, situated on Spur
wink River. For particulars inquire of
4l JOHN c. Proctor, SO Exchange st. or
aug13 e0d3w w. JORDAN on the premises
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28
REMOVALS.

Il r. M o y Il L..
DIR. FRENCH has removed his office and res.
idence to the Corner of Pearl and Congress streets
opposi e the Park. Office hours from to A M, and
from to 3 P M. au5d1m
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28
AGENTS WANTED FOR lHE BEST BOOK OF
THE PERIOD!
WO91ae21 of NeaU York ;

Ut, The Under-W ord Of the Erent City.
The most star ling revelation of modern tines
New York Society Unmasked "The Aristocracy"
women OF Pleasure" married Women" and all
classes theroug ly ventilat ted 80 Illustrations.
Address at once The New York Book Co. 145
Nassau st, New York. iy3ltd4w
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28
Portable Steam Engines,


CteanSed and Repaired
by WILLIAM BROWN, formerly at Federal,
Ostreet, is now located at his new store No 81 Fed
erais 81, Anew doors below Lime street, will attend
70 ms usual business OF Cleansing and Repairin
Clothlng OF all kinds with his usual promptness.
Secondhand Clothing for sale at tair price,.
8-endtf
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28
Farm for Sale.

A r Situated In Falmouth 81 miIe,
ASN- from rtland ON the line OF tAT he
Grand Trunk Railroad within a few
L. rrods OF the Depot, near 10 Church
-School-houses Post Office &c
The Farm contains about 80 acres of excellent land
free from stones vase land, has a yery conyen-
lent Il story house on the premises in good repair
also good Barn with plenty of good water.
Inc farm is about co ialiy divided into tsge aud
pasture land 1t is very desirabl place being on
~ 20 minutes ride to Portland by cars and is yery
pleasantly situated, also wood lot il drsir ed
Enquire OF Il MOODY, On the premises
Falmouth, August IA, 1869. au16- ru& F3g-w4ws
Mills and Water-power for Sale.
Rock City Falls N. Y. s miles from Saratoga
"A and Ballston. Good saw-milI, Planer cider
MN, wagon Shop Blacksmith Shop and large build
ing lot, all Tor $4,000 or d, iied to suit
Also; A very desirable unimprovsd vatsrpowsr
Jus above me- and bel W two extensive o. permiiis
Stream ample and durable. (The KayaierosserssS
which supplies so many other mi Is Biood's Scythe
ton. 1850 80 A"'is-
$500 for first privilege, reserving surplus vatsr
dating "NeVA"o-
Rock City Falls, Saratoga Co.,N.Y
ieC0 dIaxv
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28
Have Csn&&cAse.

Al who have committed an excess OF any kins'
neither it be the solitary vice OF YOUTH the sting
ng fepuke OF misplaced confidence in maturer years,
SEEK FOB An ANTIDOTE IN SEASON, -
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostration that may follow Impure Cotton.
are the Barometer to the whole system,
DO not wait for the contamination that is sure to fol-
low; do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss Of Beauty
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28
DOdd'S
.-ara 81 NerVine
5.a ...a Aga i'm.

another Certificate /.
LEDYARD, Conn, April 8, 1869.
Accept thanks for calling my attention to Dod1's
Nervne and lnvigorator. 1t has done me more
go. than any other medicine ever took have
gained twelve pounds in flesh, and am correspond
lngiy better every way. 1t is Invaluable rem edy
aulsdSwt Mrs JOHN L. LEACH.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-28
Two First. Glass Houses for Sale.

THE two New First-cIass Dwellings, ON
L the corner of Pine and Thomas streets are now
ready for the market. They are elegantly and dura-
Oily built and fitted with all the modern con yeniences
ANY party desiring to purchase a desirable resi-
dence IN the best portion of the city is asked to call
and examine this property. Apply to
my10tf FRED JOHNSON on the premises
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-10-27

b re '.i,i '::U .1t
The: e, Cheapest
: is the B4st /.


. Hdvlng sold many Of .hsss::: stoves
IN, the last three yeafs, aud every one
without exception: having given on.
tire satisfaction, It IS With renewed
pleasure aud confidence that again
bring It topublio notice.
Tho weight, the compactnesa, tho
fine material Of which It Ia made, the
beautiful appearance whica IL pro.
sents, tho quIckness Of its baking,
tho rapiditY with whichit boIla. tho
cleanliness Of its boiling arrange
Wcn,s, the easy manner ih which the
holes on the top are changed from
the smallest to tho largest, SO that
you Gun use the very largest vessels
on tile smallest stoves, even an old
fashioned dinner pot If you choose.
The fine sitter CRATE on whicI. the
wood lies, the economy with which
It saves fuel, tho easincss with which
it is kept clean, makes It the best.
completcst and most desirable stove
IN the market. ... ..
Besides the "Lcader," I keep OH
hand variety of other patterns, all
OF which are warranted to give salts.
inction. Should my particular pat.
tern be wanted, which do not keep
on hand, will take pleasure ia or,
acrlng It ut tho very lowest prlue.
would also call attention to my
large and we'll mado stock Of tin.
waro, whlch l viii sell at low figures
Being praoticed workman my.
self Of over twenty years experience,
every article made az we'll 'as cvery
stove sold by nc, may bo relied upon
ns tho very best.
only usk that you call before
buying elsewhere. Merchants es.
pccially will do we'll to examine mr.
Wholesale prices, as ! am satisGSd
that can make 1t to their advantage
TO buy from mo.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-10-27

sW-A sT1TdH / II Fl I { Il II i d
SAVES NINE II you have a cough. do
not neglect 1t; tfiousands 60 to an untimely
grave BY ileglecting what thoy call "a slight
FhSy soon bec6 6pSb deepi iseated, and deG All
remedies. DIR. TUFTS EXPEOTOlSANT
will euro It. 1t can DO had of any Drug
gist.
Oct. 13 40 2t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-10-27
WandO Fertilizer.

The undersigned are Agents for the
above Fertilizer. and will Keep a supply
constantly on hand.
Il. MOORMAN L. co.
Aug. II 81 IF.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-10-27
For Planters.

We have now In store Tagging, Rope,
Iron Ties, Bacon, Lard, Sugar; Coffee, Mo.
lasses, Candles, Soap, Starch. Powder, Shot,
Caps, aud numerous other goods suited to
plaptation and other uses. All Of wiioi, We
will sell at the lowest possible price.
We wiSh.to: purchase Beeswax III largo Or
small quantities.
,,LOVELACE.& W1IEELEH.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-10-27
w. H. WEBB

w. Ell. WEBB
Would call tho attention of his
friends and patrons to tho fact
that he has
REMOVED
TO his Largo and Commodious
Brick Store formerly occupied by
Messrs. Gary & Duncan, whore ho
may be found with an IN
CREASED STOCK OF
Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
Groceries, &c.
All of which will ke sold at
prices that will pay those who
buy to give him a call boforo pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Ho is also agent for tho salo of
two Of the
MOST APPROVED FER
TILIZERS.
The Vegetator 4
Patapsco.
Call and got circulars and
prices, and buy little for your
Wheat and Oats it will surely
pay.
Will mako libcral advances on
Cotton shipped to Charleston,
Baltimore and New York,
Sept. 20 38 If.
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dissolution Of Co.partner ship.

Tho Co-partnership. of J. J..& A. II. Reed
Or, III the mercantile business at Boston, was
dissolved this day BY mutual consent. Au
the, accodnte' arc tn tho hauds Of J. J..
RgEDER for collection.
OctI3doSt
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
vi DELAWARE LACKAWASSA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD


Depots ar,ayst ard foot Of Chnophet 81
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS, cemnsSoias MOSDAf, MAJ To- 1893
"a MAIL TRAIN counaclbg q Denye With Bo0nion Branch
With Chester Bauch AZ Waterloo sih sas.eE r 40
and NeSto AZ Washington Wh NE D. snd J" X iorWMsr
Boomshur Delaware and Hudson X hdA AZ sas
Lehgh std Susquehaba r. r. Tor Bcihlshen AlrloHn hAneh
Chunk aud Wilkehatrc. .
II.Ioa IFHlGu VALLEY EXPRESS stops Nessrk Morris
, Bower Haf krtowu Washington Pbpshlrg and sstou
meet, Al Phpshu Del T. r. Tor Bcrlere, 6c aud Al
Eou l. v T. Bethlehem, Alenowu Mach Chunk sud
NIlkssbAue
ENPRRSS connects at Washington With TIE d.
aud Water Gap SouishuTg aul SeTautou Al Do'of
with chester L. a. aud Al Waterloo With Sussex X X
6,Da M and a. No. 20 SUMMIT and inteunedas sauonA
G: $50 gJe No. ami J. , SO 40 $500 co. JiS and
HAS p. N 10 SOUTH ORANGE and intermediate stations
1890 a. and ~ p m " YOUNGSTOWN and miefmeaas
stations
5Iun m MORRISTOWN EXPRESS
For NEWARK at6JO 7Jo $40 $50 1870 II. ll0 Hoo No.
~ JJJ go 49, 49, $40, s0, tl0 $50, 10 S'9 and
ll.45 p ..-.-..... 81. ~ a
AMI G:lO m. 3 SChOeh Assistant olpefA'eH'e1~
A. nKSRT. g. ?. A.
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LITERARY ITEMS.

The November number of Good Words for
Ds Young has just been issued by j. e. Lppucott Il Co.
IL is profusey illustrated and deals largely with adven
ture and fairy lore that children viii no doubt nnd
spfHcienty exciting. George Macdonald is now the
editor.
Students of English history will be glad to
learn that Earl sanhope lord Mahon has been bridging
over the chasm between the commencement OF his well
known history and the end Of Lord Macaulays by work
on "The Reign OF Queen Anne until the Peace OF
Utrecht" II is To be published by Murray.
Mr. Swnburne writes long and very angry
letter to Tie LodO Telegraph in reply TO the criticisms
of The Times upon LHOmme qd Rt, which he styles
the great work Of the greatest writer OF the age
The only point ne touches is description Of the legal
process Of pressing death" me Tunes declared u
eui rely impossible I'm England hut Mr. Swinburhe JUST
fes IL In ac citation OF several historical precedcntS
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State bonds were duh aud lower. Tennessee eH-
coupons sold at co new per cents ,il Virginia neS
per cents 81 North Carolina per cents a. North Caro-
lima new per cents, 3sb. North Carolina special tax
bonds were an exception 70 the general list and all
yanced from 42g TO as! Missouri per cents strong
AZ s7tas7E louisiana Leyee per cents sod ~ co. eI-
coupon Railway bonds firm. and there was good
demand for the first moatgae bonds OF completed roads
Central Pacific per sold lat 9li Illinois Central'
III; Toledo and Wabash Construction bonds sold at 81
ex coupon columbus, Chicago aud Indiana hrsts. H.
Miscellaneous and Express shares were inactive Bank
shares we're steady. Pacific Mail dun but nrm AZ
B9assk
Railway shares we're hrmer in tone and prices showed
an improvement of per cent from the opening rates
Tho most active stocks NewNor, Central keadins
Lake Shore aud Northwestern Common Rock lsADd
was steady S. Paul shares were moderately active On
small transactions. NewJersey Central advanced 70 va
Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central % Fort wayne
Guaranteed sslas5.; New.York and New Haven 1872
NewYork and rev Haven Scrip, 1874; Hannibal ana ~
Joseph declined TO IO7d07f The NortlWcstern shares
rere larrl, dealt an upon report that the director"
would make per ntdiyidend less tax on the Pre-
ferred stock "a per cent free Vi tax on the Oommoh
This report was premature the suge; Of the dividend
was not considered az the meeting oI tue directors '
day. bun vii come MP at the regular meeting early IN
December The traffic Of the road exhibits an
iu,proyement as compared with October, and
will DO sufficient TO warrant a dividend out
OF the years earnings. The market l without AuS
special activity, there being no Indications 81 any Clique
movements TO advance prices aud the general ieehs OF
tho street Is ayerse 60 any combined movements ~
,toeks until after the meeting OF Congress WIN Tie
execution OF the Vanderbilt stocks there no supporting
mower m the market and prices OF stocks now represent
,br values moro closely than at any time In the past
two years. The demands for money To move the pork
crop and the remainder OF the cotton crop viii require
all the surplus money of the country ior some moutls
and until the currency begins to reurn to thus point pro
fesona SPECTATORS inclined to LEI the market alone
Al the CLOSE the market was steady Win hea'y Sns'0
Mons in Michigan Southern and Northwestern Common
the former selling at 9Oa and the latter ~ 7ola7o
The following we're the closing quotations for Goyrra
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And ihe foIloNing tor RaIlroad bohus.

Money is IN good demand at per een' on eau Win sA
ceptions az per cent Governments Commercial
uaper continued inactve primo names sold At
"a per cent, and good names could he had ~
Bais per cent The demand for currency t0T Ma hsR@
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national STOCK EXCIANGf.
WEDNESDAY. Nov.s-r.w.

NIUNIeUAll NUN. , u y.
Gold opened at 1878, sold at 1874, l27, and
closed at 1270l273.
Government bonds opened doll and steady and ON
moderate transactions advanced from per cent The
foreign bankers moderate purchasers for shipment,
and gave a fr1ner tone 10 the market The Governments
purchased S2O0O0 be held subject 10 the action OF
Congress The offerings amounted To $iis5o At prices
ranging from Il4 to li2CO The awards Follows
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rourU SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
~ Isl tEp-wINrER ARltANGBMENr-On aud shsr osaos.
m Ia,, the Roosevelt aud Granls Ferries a. ol""s
AIS a. m Mail Passenger for Pshosue 10 M ar n,a
80 49, R,pres, 10 Patchngur, s3J a. AreemR"a.'"p 10Y
i,a S,t,r,ya through TO Pachogueg b1 Tor hsII'h
1 P,nt,, brnih Babylon Al aus connect al Fa's' S"'m
oaceptg ''sA Ao anu '''p AZ noualAs sapstnsbdebL
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professional ilOtitts.

SrufrssiOnal yOtitts.
nR. LEWIS, MOI Beachst makes specially
treating all diseases without mercury Those afflicted should DO
careful God the night place The Dr. has given bis attention to those
diseases Tor the last 10 wears 10 Newiork Civ
nR. +. b. FOOTE. Author of MEDICAL
COMMON SENSE be consulted person by letter at bis
Office ave- Of East Twenty eghhsL Once
hours from 10 =. 10 tl p To-. Consultation free
HIGlILY IMPORTANT to BOTH SEHES,
marrie and single 10 health and London and
NewYork MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUIDE Bd edi
ton nearly pages eugrayng old ulcers piles rhuma
tn contracted constitutional inherri Bughts seminal baiis
Elaborate treatment with aud certificates
cures NJ LARMONT Physician aud Surgeon, 6 Broadway
Price ri Mailed by LEMBKB Isl Putonst Newiork and the
Author
DADICAL CURE-WthOut knife, caustic, or
detention business for Structure fu Piles Diseases Of
Bladder Rneys Disease aud Determines Of the Eye Nose,
Face and Per.on HENRY DANIELS NJ D. No IA IeEngtonAvs
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Grin 4ubIitaiions.

AMERICAN PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHIC CO.'S
~ osfirr has beru removed 70 No $50 iuionst y l. -
A WINTER IN FLORIDA; or.
4 WINTER IN FLORIDA.
T., thousands who would know all about FLORIDA before going
ist ,rasaca Or rss6s away cold wOters delight
a@ '5 ;s1s 5lF Psss e z SE n1 Gag s be
S 2s5a' 0''-'''','. - 800,
YyyITCHCRAFT"- ABOUT IT in
W THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL for Nov. NeysWen
bAyeiL 30 cents : IL WILLS, $50 BroadNay. \. J..
DRICES REDUCED.
5,e E's ,5s ,'S s ys i Tasn %s ,tos p
Me Ford Co.. and TIE price has been reduced as viii be
seen below
HORACE GREELEY'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
RECOLLECrIONs OF a BUSY LIFE;
SclrpING s<.5S -
"REMINISCENCES OF AMERICAN POLITICS
FRon THE oF5SS al fH ~ N SGEE 2%S'' TO 'HE
To which added
NIISCELLANIES;
LITERATURE As Y0CATioN" POETS ASD n, POETRY
AE'OAG OF A ffRo 'ifI,'' &C.. &C. '''' '''
ApIscUssIov WITH ROBERT DALE OWEN or
TIE LAW OF DIVORCE.
HOkACE GREELEY.
"a one e,sgani octave 'oe Gsag'y PTlS a1i 1'ao%fg
Soi Of Tie Go, gbs'e was Born N Fif,' Sel S
Hoase 10 lie Wooa T" Ny Presen; Home" Ny Garu."
Table OF CONTENTS.
LASAupLE OF TIE SCOTCHlGlsm
H. OUE FOLES At LoEDQNDkiEi. ,..
~ Rt tie Mn ESGLiSb Fifty 5fAIs AGo
VI. ADiEU TO NEWHAMPSHlR%
viii Ny APPRENTICESHIP,
3 xf 81 IigsT ExrERlEECGIY NETWORK.
xii GETTEG INTO BUSINESS
XIII TEMPERANCE ~ ALL THINGS
XIV FPG2ktiYt.iiAYs
XVI Xyf T E66aly!siGiyDu&
Ay XIX F Sdel lEISIHA
XX yOCIALSTlC EFFORTS
XXI xii Ma1 iRai Si r'ffrLLgr
xiii BEGGARS AND BORR0WERS
XIV. DRAMATIC MEMORIES
M, NY C S4G 1iS.Il. MILEAGE
, XXyInI e9SGGTS ASH MAS rRrrs.
Xxix II4F SUPERIOR NINING-CHCAGoTH .PRAt
XXX THE GREAT SRNATORS-rIE COMPROMISE oF 1850.
XXXIL EuROPE-THE MOGLDS EXP0STi0S;v
XXXn THE DISSOLUTION or TIE WIG PAkIl'
XXXIV THR SLAVERY CONTROVERSY.
XXXv THE NEW ERA IS POLITICS
xxxyL NY FARM;
1XX xxIH YH ESAH VISIT PARsSwIrzERLAHD
Nj rms b4SKs C0SGRESs- The Long Contest for
Mil FGEMoEIm.B cn a,,S !; POI lSpe'k'r
XIV XIV. TiiE RocSf MouSfAISS-THE GREAT BASIN
XLyL THB sKRRA NEyADA--THE YosEMITB-THEEo l BIO
NLVlI THE FUTURE or CALIFORNIA IIkELS.
XLyl InE rnESiDEN S ~ ELkSdi4S or $780,
H. CIR civil. WAR-ACTUAL AND POSSIBLE
lt aBaAHAN lLHC0LA.
Ia JHfFEkSON D4FlS
In WHITING HISTORY
h'' 80 D'A' MIsCELLANIEs
LITERATURE As VOCATION.
POETS ASD POETRY
REFORMS AND RkFutMERh
SUNDAY LECTURING "REMINISCENCES.
A DAYS RIDE ~ MAINE .
AS Sain ' RIBE ' ACROSS TIE PaaRIES
MApRr.G AID DivOkCE; Discussion Horace Greeley
lsd KobsTt Dale owen
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Sails bp Sutton.
printrng.

WIN. EVERDELL'S SONS, No. 104 Fulton-st.
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MANUfACfUk'
ERS
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DEDICATED
HNFn

TO
OUR AMERICAN BOYS,
BORN IN POVERTY GRABBED IN OBSCURITY AND EARLY
CALLEU PiOM SCHOOL TO RUGGED LABOR.
ARB SEEMING
TO CONVERT OBSTACLE INTO OPPORTUNITY. AND WREST
ACHIEVEMENT FROM DIFFICULTY
THESE RECOLLECTIONS
AXE REGARDFULLY INSCRIBED BY
THEIR AUTHOR
is BOOK Is collection Of te series Of arcsa originally published
m The bearing tie Title "iseoecOD Of
revised and rewritten The author and enriched
Of much oua II 10 believed that these
hapLe VIII be entertaining and attractive,
Ia al siudssis VI the live 10; forming
- t de- the iuuT life sod isspsuon Of who hasse
ig shared msBy Intellectual aud political phases through
seb 4peea dusg the thirty intense vitality,
A. Greeley The best indications Of their when be
80, ,bs anything else iutO which shall
experiences notions e0uvieiOus. and modes Of
tleh As these Reo0IdOnS give With small msBh
hi-sSFF" :.
A.tesSef fuller exposition VI Political Economy
standpoint and DO beBcefOrtb
ite or mint any whatever II thea friends
49, .ssgs conclude this volume part 81 my mental biography
s.nftf,y prefer account OF Az Of
I bs sobadsrat0n and sill cherish the bope that
contents enb0y lessons oil petsBy and patience
,slish win Both beer set forth 10 vain
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nARTrAN and DEL. BAY RAILROAD.
l 49, IoSG BRANCH. REp BANK BkCkshukG, MAN
H,,sfrR TOMS RIVER Sr, by Steamer JkSSk HOil, at p
m, TOO ,i ~ ma '"'' " SNBDRN General Manager
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HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-Tains leave

HUDSON KTNEK KAILKOAD-ITaI ns ItaNe
4 a Thirtieth-,t Depot a. follows:
NJ. Way Tram fVr Albany.
a. ~ Buffalo Express Drauug.roon ears attached
1890 n Northern and " esten Express DraEugroom cars
attached.
II m syeauI Chicago BIpress through "a % A0urL Hssas.
Dfav carr attached
o. n Montreal Express, DraSing liacleL
Go m Pscac BIpe sih Sleeping thrVughto Chicago With
out change tDalTl.
II y M. Night Express Sleeping attached
2.J1 Hudson Train.
NJ. Poughk erpsic Tram tSun'uys = g. M
10 tn.. as sud p ~. ferks4ii iranl
$50 ard q q ~. sing sing Ifaiu1
$40 $50. aad llo f;49, . TO- tle and ly p NJ
loukru Trains J. n IVIIbl' oapI
Aug iNq
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/ ONG Island RAILROAD leaves James

II Lip:
$50 H.. Nal train ilf Gr-enporf
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