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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-30

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT OF
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PHILADELPHIA, via kensingou. $3.50
m Camden, p p. VIA West Philadelphia, GD
m M 1881 p NJ, - D. IT.. 9ld p m. ~ night Fot
Nushiugou-8O 1880 9:2JN FOR
Soutb and South. " eSt-8:iO a m, S:2O' D. No.
TIlE NEST-3:4O a. H. 1880 m p M, IA inc o'tO
M and through Cincinnati aud Chicago With bug one
change silver Palace Sleeping Cars train run through TO
Cincinnati Chicago without change daily Saturday and SUNDAYS
excepted and those days m train Tbs ID tue ony me
running through Chiago by evening hines cDMy
May 10. 1902 r. w. JACKSON, GenetA NuPtIll.enIeus-
NEW YORK to MONTREAL WITHOUT
~ CHANGE OF CARSON antahor July %, 1862 passenger
train will HewYork aud Harlem Railroad Depot corner Of
ana Fourth ave. daily (SnnlaB eHeepte AZ M
for Monea Ogusbggh, and intermediate points TcAe can DO
procured and baggage checked TO all points North ,..
P l. c. BUCKiI0uT General Superintendent
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- ISLAND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT On ahl amer uhe low
lie ,rsips " leave the Roosevelt and Gndst Ferries as follows;
a. m, Mail for Patchogue and Way Stations
A. M Meulck aud all stations e,.a.rn
Express 20 Pstchogue. stopping AZ JamaoS 80, svcsn
MerTick South Oyster Bav and al stations 1uo
Welwood Passengers by this train will be ucke'ei uH'V's " P
and Fire taAnd, via stage from Paclogue
1850 Accommodation 20 Ispi SATURDAY IN fsp An tTsu
To Meck aud Ssturlays thi se n, ard 30 N
will at Valley Stream for RocsaHa lN WHITE Sup
m. tran will coBnect with boat for Fire lsaaI -
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-30
as6.Strscp GGaI Gstltt for Sale.


$40 OOOA FAR OF i as5 s @GTe as5 in ms
L. Lop,s ,or "a rooms. harm olis hay stables; u
stshA proposed Midland Railroad rn ran tf nesf ms
place placing within boar Of NeWiek nv AuIs bALD
WIN. opposite NJ K r. R. Depot No " BteadsL. HeHsIH
A FEW LOANS can be negotiated on first
''''' MORRISON L HALL No leo BroadSIy,N.Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-30
Giig 3lrop;rtn 10 gd.
Country SrOprrip 60 Gti.

FNO RENT, at YONKERS-AsFURNlSHE
HOUSE North Broadway viii be rented very bow y good
party May 1870 Address n X L., BOI No 1884 heW.iorE
PostOlce.
fHO LET, very cheap, large HOUSE, suita-
Hotel Boardnghoass, school depot At kuier'
ford Park; City Hall by Erie away. Apply PARK
Land Station to c. BLAklSfOS No 20 Liberty
IT., Eewiork.
VONKERS. Furnished and unfinished
HOUSES LEr cheap. Apply to J. YOUMANS ag fopker',
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-30
Country Stal Gsiatt for Sak.

Country Stal Gstatt Tor Sah'
AN elegant COUNTRY SEAT at Sulfen,
N ockaSd Coaav n Y within 80 miles Of he cYi one Of the
beet sshed mansion, the state; sGa o1U s, - Ssy s
hot and and other onvensuce Of Guy
conservatory bea am collection Of choice Ho"er h'h pond
and all necessary ontbuildings 80 49,. ...t.,t
A6Out fsd 10 pear o, Of s' eGC,'' s,H T1' 2
eerr5eus and imported and shrubs balance in h"n An
PfPsI.y vii Gent s of ne s cost s, E4c'i hs
way day within thes maues roe Of depot
SaIeos For sPy to JOHN MACK a esa
AT SPRING VALLEY. N. T., 80 miles from
CA Earn r. Of 81 acres good S' Of 1HS aS SS.3 runns heS
faru y miles from dePOti price $6O Apply to 4 '" hAiuhI
REAUTIFUL ORANGE Co FARM, $50 acres,
ID Stock Crops TOos only Sl600i cheap JA0OES NO IO'
Broadway.
i 0-' TnB scHAeHTIcoKE LINEN MILL. .r. ,.-...,,
sta t"sys ss ,S0ss y ;" hoe s1 1d Boston Railroad
An excellent hundred horse drawn
from the neverIIg Ioo'c River Collins Whs now IT, o. ~
ia 1854 three Inside uenent TO feet 5ese.
inches b 30 eet inches wo,ory Store oas' %
feet BY Is fee. I inches Bleach or Pc House. one I3or ana a ,t
Boiler contained therein
Tenement brck and slate roof built in 1867 very
substantial aud good.
fbe premises sod within reasonable time. they wi"
FOR further particular, inquire Of
GEO A FELLOWS No. &c Droalxay, n.y.
AMOS BRlI'fS.
llarrs Fails, NeE.Yori
DOR SALE--AT SAUGERTIES ION the
garden and ommoous and ulnta hek house,
Hnostud OF the Hudson RIVER
Ck ty 4ri Pioe 2O0
s. C. LuSK Co. Real Esiste Boke, lorkeIs n l.
| AND for SALE, near Geneva, on the west
Lake. od for sale known the BUSH
half miles southwest from Gereya There are
II bI good roads II i 10 prime
the soil and fences The soil Is strong aud loose
gsvey The farm lies In holy nearly and Slopes
tie and aud and u is well waed II
orchards aud good for bugs, With hue vie" OF
Seneca Lake and surrounding country.
The udspuahle Ton GIDEON LeetLe iah
being time Of the Lee Homestead.
premises, to FOLGER Il MASON, Attorneys Geneva, n Y
Dated bush Farm June II. 1869 GEORGE KPPEN
CCHUYLKILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE
- A Budiug LOTS aud business SITES located IN asa
borough oCoushohorn, WILL BIZ SOLD at Public Sale
9Th month August At o'clock on the premises
Known the Of the late lsaac Jones
JOSEPH L. JONES ..,.
- I2.OOO. II RockiHYb c6usrI. n :, II mie.
esch wy3 house aud barns nearly ana
p.asauiy located 0l feet tue road ule shaded with f
about four 81 bearing apple trees; stock farming re
ucu crops wi. be sold viii the place DE-
eIchsHgei brooklyn Albany city properly For par
cn'Irs apply 10 H. W. HAIGHI No. 76 trdarrt
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-30
1rtsttbestu countn geaI Gstats for Sale.

GREAT BARGAIN-For n desirable place
VI town Of Rye, i've minutes wax from Mimaoneek depot
purchased Immediately; good house; carriage house; OF land
plenty fruit ard shade trees good location A
SPLECER. owner. No 23l Gr.ud.BL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-30
H,al Gstltt 10 G,thm-s.

TENO EXCHANGE-A fOur-st0Ty brOwn-stone
UOUsE 2at5l near Central rlfk f'T uuurIrbs-rd tAtN
With good lu lugs near Ses Dfuuvek y J. 81 A. RuLAND
Co No BoeEmaa-st, \. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-30
Gong Sslano geal estate for Sale.

90 SNn MODEL FARM, 40 acres; house,
~ C.eJSIs roos: barn. fruit; DEPOT ard salt water
with crops WELISG 70 C4ambers }. s. LEWIS Norhpo L. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-30

EOusts uuO farm5 0IuttD.
VNANTED-By n small family OF adults,
w SECOND STORY gol FRONT bl>EAENI k"t not o. rreed
s25 per uoath Atlre,, WITH l prtulau H. J. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-30

Go N0O a FARM OF 60 ACRES
~ ISsOOO. II RoCKLASD CouETY. n Y, % mie,
ssCh house barns nearly ana
about s0l feet from tue road u.c shaded Win "
about four 81 bearing apple uees stock farming me
horses and carriages aud crops vii be sold WITH the place De-
eIchsHgei fr Brooklyn Albany property For par
lcnllrs apply to X. W. HAIGHT, No. 76 Crdar.-t
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-02

0 s 20 Mpw pe,aB
vas presented ea Wednesday a the
~ tfm oizas q 0ha. protest
lae asans Congress granting rl,Mgsn
81 aHy e associations, sush o. Ma,
use lodges ana ssktue = repeal % ibs
charter u tae Masan.a n al. Association
81 "a Dau.ai u Columbia believing
that tt,g sfs dangerous % republican
etsHuH tat Masonic societies
have FIR l9gR ems directed the.f 81
forts 3a agT aaty towards the sap
port Is slavery ard ,ae inception e fo-
be..aa 30 Hs btaall as proof Of which
wherever rf9-s'asery sentiments have
most prc,bHnl within lbe q ST. ihtFo
Masgue lodges have most abounded,
thal The members u lodges arc bound
by bargarous oaths that are repugnaul
20 Iaw, both human aud Divine, that
ihey toarh tbc youth u the country the
pehicigus practices aud conspiracy sud
through q use - vague signs aud sym
bols they habiiuase tie young and IN
uocent 70 the ways q duplieity and de-
moralization, 6e TIE petition was APP
proprlatelv referred
Hundreds 81 inventions are patented
yearly which are never heard Of by the
pubic What becomes II them They
come 10 naught because the inventors
have no money, aud capital. as geuer-
81 thing, cannot be borrowed excepting
upon The the total sacrifice 81 the IN
yeutions sought 10 be made practically
available.
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RUcfIU

Is uSJasi Y aI.,,r.,s,r, sf,ss r.Di,ss sr,a1
blp-HA GRE Brk BUtiu LEAVES.
PgaFfersfss lbeir Uaur is strong. dirUsiVe, AHa
t9mgw bat atunalie thdr mste butrst and analogous
Mroto,l ragrrarns $50 usas Batba leaves arc
gHntit Himglaat, with peealar tendency 90 the Gri-
marry organs
They sre given p complaint 90 the uribsay 0renus
suca az sraFyl, EAraut CetstHoi The kAlder N9rGid
lrnhtiuH " the Bladder iHd trctha Disease Bt the
Prostate Gand ana Retention Of iht9HtupDct VI Crime,
TouI u- 1T tone 10 tbt parts concerned vi s nYaaJa-
ton The remedy las iisU been recommended 80 bys
pePsia, Lhrooic Rheumatism, Cutaneous Aueetensand
hfdpsy
urtQrotp.z EvrHAef BumC il used by persons from
He 10 rs and frau 5s 20 % % Ia Tho dgcing
change ~ Ute, after Confinement or Labor Pains /,
II sfeciiaas pslaliSr q aaales. tho Extract Bu,hu
j. uHequaled by buy other fsiE o. NhigrHsls, %
ketealiUn iuegugrity, PairfH hrss Suppression 81
Customary Eyaruatians. CieeAIel 5elirr94s state
Vi the Uterus Leucorthea, or Mhjtc-.
biHRkHEs eF FHg EtAppfH, ktpSYG. GEAyEt4 ANp
DRUFsiC4L cWftINeas- ihis medicine Increases the
pa0rr IN Digestion sad rAeiies the Ab.nrteuts Into
positions, aud eth Unnatural EaIa. gmeats redacyd
D. ~ il 40 Paln and inflammation
iiFtauolus ilRser BucHu has cured every ehse o.
hLbetes 20 waet q 1as been given, Irritation % the
Neet %, The iiadi aHd Inflammation % lre ktaheys s,
lie4htna II thg hiaEel ald Bladder, Retention "
GrHe. DIS seh NJ tag Prostate GlaHa, Stone 10 49,
eos % Miis8 ehsfs and far anieea.ed and delicate
constitutions % both attended vita the following
sympipms Inds esitsp e. kXcrtiph, Loas II Power,
Loss 20 Memory, Dfeatg II breathing Weak Nerves,
trembling. Horror Of Disease. NGkefulhess nimuess
q Nislon, Fsla ia fhe Bscs Hot Hands, Flusbing d
fAe Bgdy, nffAtas 81 ihe ska, Eruption 40 TIC Pace
lAhd LountsnAsce, aiytrsa LassitW4e Of tie Mnscg.
Jar -fslcnl, &c
HElAnolps Exrakcr Bucnp s. nlaFeiio nad Bl5od.
Purifying aud Gil Diseases arising rom habits %
uiAsi patton, aEpesscs and upfaarRtNs r, tApufi.
lies q The hio1d &s saprrsedag lDP4bs 10 affect uus
for which e % used, saeh Goaor Ara Osess Of long
standing, aud >yphiliae Affections these diseases,
Eastl so connection With iisL3h9Lp.s Iush MAsu
sold by al DruEEisth ana dealers eyerGWHeEu. BE.
war; II uguntefitiu Ask for iglmbasfs Take no
other PmoH . g per bottle, or bottles fgr $3.50,
DcHftr'a g Say address, Describe symptoms in all
communications
Address II. 2. HELNBoLD 5s4 Broadway. \. Y.
NOSE ARE 1ESUINE UNLESS DOM uP a.
~ -taet-eHErayed Wrapper. WIKI facsimile 81 my
thEmicu Warehouse, and si9ne4
Gms II g HELHBoLJ.
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- - - AAANEI
epFted spF lg ior tba Jor#yI.
Ngg Y.gu Ian "a

WIN ~ 2 q Aa4t'h H. 7ass 2
BiassAss Fesy g. beaa asHe laa adfaa.-
I'd 10 pt3eo from toI9 Sc "a p7,aaaa agurgs
ihe pa-i asal bat te-slas " less actise aad l8ear
Cor mss FrAdes and most uiafksl 70 ihs medium
grades Bagasheat i lull q car quotations
Rye E 4uiet Iasn Meal hh- been quiet the pAst
week, bai to-day Il Ga fair deplaal .ad steady.
Grafa. TIE sbcat market hss been Ices ac
i've baa firm Spring harine Alrauae4 h1u su
4cs ~ bosae. vita fs4r export demand --
Ayo h 8asft hAdry asm 49, quat Gas sc
marr saarN
Baa Ihen lsa been bas a,as chsngs n
irces ..aoa auf .As Epat Pine rfsiss ~
saarve AID have gsoaln goad asAiaad sho last
sses ASA s.ii g, sd.ly Al high puss. The mfr-
locked viii roa batter wiA a de-
ft eta
lr.fes ~ 8n1cr uita az slgnoe Il 3
.ol Her b Hleefa srl 5.msaa.aR % iatga
Sc
a4al rta .l supply n
a 9 HE Is VI Ge-
tm 5ts @ sdsta ae-
-e
H M aaa .he sast
aas tsea ihsH seasl
els thaa s.
t fF tts lI ar
@ DEE ua f4s E ab ~
t Aahag ola Hasfaat siasa.
Ms U.a Ia Es
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sss hai aata
seaaat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-02
TIKE
TIIE
National Trust Company,
OF THE CITY or SEW YORK
No 336 DHoA WAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS

DAElus Il. MkyFAN, jams MErFuL,
Precedent Secretary
Receives depo,iA and aI'oa FOUR PERCENT M
TEeEsr on aji nfy Balances, my1etig Chdakat sight
SPECIAL DEPOSITS On six Months, or more, mav he
m4d, at five per ccut The capitol Of oNE MILLION
DOLLARS is divided amaug over Shareholders, com
prlabg mapy gentlemen Of tarEs aud anueial eApor-
isnce vhpafe aloo personally liable 10 aeposit5 f1r
ali obligations tJha Gonpgay % double lAe amount
or iAar capHal STOCK, Asthe NATIONAL TRUSTEE.
resolves deposits 20 large or small amounts, and per.
nits ihcm % BE- d5aHr eha 1rinpagi by CHECK
Ar sIGuT Aad WITHOUT NOTICE allowing Interest
ON an bag B8iagges PARTIES thruurhaai tho country
seep accounts in this Institution with special adj
vantage Vt security, convenience aud prJh~--i2
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To GossgsaHtltss.- The advertiser having been Re
stored 10 health "a fea weeks, by avery simple rem
esy sitter having rred several ytaro Wish severe
hung Affection, snd thar dread disease Consumption
Is sHstaus % make known TO bis flluw sufferers Che
means az cure To an who desire III he will send a
copy Of the pres ripiian usad fte u charged with the
directions for preparing and using be same Wkth they
viii and sure unru faf Consumption, Asthma Brun-
chlHs &C The oulv object orlhr advertiser iu send.
lhg tbr Prescription s 40 hruedl the afflicted, aud
spread Information which ha eaHeeyDs 10 be invaluable
ahd he hopes every sacfer viii try his remedy &c
via ensi b,m nothing and mas prove blessing. Par
tics wishing tbe prescription sill please address Rev
EDWARD A. WILSON 1873 snnih Second st. VII.
iauisbuEg, Kings County, New York 81
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AshNfs NkSftU TlK TlR
SIGHTS AND SECRETS
OF THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

saik descriptive & WasAiHfisH rlt8. SIS tiEh aas
Dire h iis jHfsHt fpttF rtBHet 1s Ef8asB usY y
tgf3es 90 gtsssiaiet sHa e1raFtisHs tHs lHtde afk
iHFs q q assrFpueHi saa s5aHlus AeH maael i
Il mtsft3 aa@ rai8s seffaats peftsftn lAsif ifasts
haa e. atetfi iias e u.flsa ea snj ~ ahoat Female
tsahf e. u3asft sg afts AZ A. Il st fHsif i'ins
tfst.# ii HEanti4f g ever tutefeatsi a skoaF
tflaf Hhhi + rafefs@ w&hHHA fraa Ehe Ivsbe ahl
- ihs sttes4 nas ztfaftihg sd 5bes etl hlk Hftht
asf ~ s#aa faf ttffaiafs aitt asfes A. 40.
DOES UN4Ep sTAffs FHsHLi~HIAs CO. al
biat Auetl Af@ f@k tltF
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THE PATENT MAGIC COME

" iii poinF efsy hair pefmsHent ti&tk IN brown
sold gFefg where ~eHt HY mail Or tf,sa
Address ~ FArfoN, Treasurer
A8Eia tptab COMPANY Springfield Mass
no fAptEs bh EAsvtuR's REMEDIES Ger
tst9 hsfiaSass. sEr sa1lF warranted nftef 70 fal
NJ sore Preventative 30 Ca kamusing
saHtais Qhstfaetilas CirtllaFa iree Address 7, y.
An1 less ihsari phla
DEdFNESS CdTdRHH. SGhOFELA
4 lady uba hsA s8atfe1 nv ygars from Ds8f4ess
y tauurh nH# Nsr,ffIs, wss Cafat Dv .'apfA rau.
ris Hsf VmHsft sa4 slH3.Hdr lrEHrts hel ia tsuG
tbr fsae.p. fee v change a. aHy one sHaaTly aflFt
d. INV. . "A L u lI.M.L.a. N NJ
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Olive Branch.
Morning Glory,
Oriental
Aad various other kinds Of lesf note.
plain and Iapannrd Tin Ware, wooden Ware
Hollow Ware Class Ware, Pumps,
Load Pipe, SC, &c.
Constantly on hand. Jobb.ng promptly attended
70. Cash paid for an kinds Of pediou Bartor,--
Thankful % ljs friends aud customers for their
liberal encouragement during tie past year he
hopes to merit a continuance Of the same.
CHARLES X. YOUNG.
Factory Point, pee 12 ..--
An son HARDY'S PATENT
Uauaa Mar sugAHs
For trimming Pla. lra Cut % fssl long, ia.
thith
EErmrsras aeu. A. b. Dyer. Chief Of ord.
Bauca BauaU Washington, bIaj. Il J. Bydmau,
Rock lslga4 Ar aai Gai. u o. Baylor Font blIHs
Arsenal Maj. King 4al Watar.0wu ARSENAL
M8STaE PLtu SuG4ne
Cutuns tlatps : n. tGiCk 10 llgt llE.
DgGG, IkaA a sarH MNEFa8 sMsBs,
4lEae d.grrsU. dee.aHs -Iaat r.lasa
Cauaa len riate- 10 sa1 3 e. long. e. 81, in.
t..aE ia HFa a. lsai.foad Shops at Altoona, La-y
Dc. on Reading. "a, Cornell Ga. GguiFe -l. t9a
Marvin q Cas- Gate- - S rtasU aala E-. I'ss
ta4 Z s. AreHaE- Us f. Ilu.- aupgadgs l.tF.
Pa HNst 4rEy, b. b., tlt MaaFua Ha. MASS
Yard, Wellington II. g ald H 0.he
place.
nuHg Sun4
fHr rllHa# aa Kinds ~ sEeet NrtalH.
In s sa4 W0a5eas sH4ls,
ftzGfr#H fn..K 7 ff4r.af .fFs.s.a.fI a ms
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u EANhhN EEt1 I
HfE
ths aassEs EtaE Errsf
asas-H ssaiesra sesfk H8sE
- ursa ~ O. taahss ae ltsss slta a8 slssa
Farl ses sIass ~ iassssaa sa ns
: Esa5Ha.s sa e. sar so 70 e Eft eaa E.a
~ $50 fasa BNa4 a#F
EHE As#E
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cash Capital 100000.
RAN ~ rrlL,
BRANCH OFFICE
ElESE NATION RANK pTWHn,g.
PHILADELPHIA.
oEEcERs

Where fHg sHsrN iasHsss NJ DE Naupaar Ir IfeH.
lF atHHEesuI
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The most Perfect Cooking
Stove ever made.
COOKING STOVE ,
PEERLESS.

which stand At the head Of an Cooking Stoves yet
manufactured, He is prepared to furnish them
with or without Hot Closets and Reservoirs, for
Coal aud Wood. Those ID want Of truly good
stove are informed that these stoves are al war
rantcd to give satisfaction and viii be sold on
one month trial BE would respectfully refer TO
A. @. clalt, William Tyrel and holhu sykes who
have thcmjn use. lie u also prepared q furnish
Sap Tubs, Pans, 81 Heaters,
made q Die best Of stock and most finished
workmanship at satisfactory prices, A good as
sortmcat Of stoves for Wood aud Coal, among
which May be found the neat and celebrated
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- 2 & lN# g. itf@
CLARENCE ID glANR President
JAY tsWNt, tasHH'aa Finance aad Executive tain.
HEsN D CaaEU Wee President
ENth.aN fEth saantrg aHd Aehafy
This Company N,inasl 10 ts character. 1atrs. BIZ
raas5aa ~ iJs Ia1se CspJwl Jau Bate. 81 Premium
ond Are Tables. ms na4i desirable maaae 81 ins8f
ing life get presented q lhe public,
3he rafas ut premium b.jug largely tsaacfd. arc
m51e s favorable 90 ae msufsfs a. those 81 Doe best
Matatl rnmpuia.. aBt syalJ 40 che complication
ana uncertainties ai Notss, Dividends. and uhe mls,
Understandings Nh..r the latter are 60 apr 10 gaaat
ths Policy Holder
sgyerlncv ub1 attractive tahss arouagg presented
which need oBiy Do bg understood To prove acceptable
90 thu mhbc sach is IRE INCOME PRODUCING
ruLiNY and RETURN PREMIUM POLICY In he
former, lhg policy holder not nHtg secures fa Msu.
rance, payable AZ death, bat viii fereive u living A.
Ger period af few vebrs dstaai talo n ~. ~
the Company agrees % saturn e. the assured fha tatt
aihopaf q n.oHa ~ hts p4d q, "a addition % az
The attention 81 persons contemplating nsu ing
ther lives or Increasing the Bmauut ~ insurance they
already have i ealed is tlo special advantages offer
ed by The National life Insurance Company
Circulars Pamphlets nud filf particulars given ON
a ba z e ''.a o''' = go Company Of 70
NEW ENGLAND GENERAL AGENCY,
uNuEG rus pigEouos or
n II 4 EotLiNs = 81 lhe Board Of Directors.
Up. TUCKER Manager
Merchant. Exchange. State &C., Bas'oa
Ger L0CTL .gGE,o'Ts mn H.TN'TEB ~
crsrR oity aud rotea aud applications frsm
oomhstsRt portirs ror s.sh aEtacea, trifh sadia-
Die sHd0fsenisai si.oRid h addrassd 10
HENRY +. FIELD,
Rutiaud Comfy National Bank Ruuaud. VI Special
hgru for Rutland ana bennington luuHtlrh or A. =,
GUILDS, Hsa4ut suFtiiHtcudtdt 30 Aeg3Hits. UtJt
MLLL .I.-u n L..-- En- L-Ln-u--.-- AL---LL--
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Builders, Shelf and Agricultural

HAEbN ARE NAH AGILE iHnN GOODS HOCK
hf Dt1htENs BOLTS. WNEle. WksuEKs.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-02-02

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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-06-05

" S. S. James, Esq, will leave
for the North shortly to purchase
the machinery for the immense
cotton factory which is to be es-
tablished in the Penitentiary, at
Baton Rouge. Messrs. James &
Buckner have bought out the form
er lessees of that institution, and
intend manufacturing osnaburgs,
linseys, ETC., on a large scale
There are to be ten thousand spin
dies in the factory. They are
also making arrangements to man.
ufacture molasses barrels and
hogshead, at the same place, ex-
tensively.-[N N. @. Picayane.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-06-05

VICKSBURG, SHREVEPORT AND
TEXAS RAILRoAD.-The Vicks-
burg Times learns from Captain
Frank p. Stubbs, of Monroe, that
the work on the Vicksburg, Shreve-
port and Texas railroad is being
vigorously pushed forward. Our
cotemporary says in few weeks
the road is to be thrown open to
the public as far as Monroe, and
by the aid of hand cars between
the gaps, the traveller can easily
make the trip in a day. The tim
Der has been prepared for nearly
all the bridges, and contracts are
being let for putting the whole
road in complete repair by the 10Th
ofAugust. No contract is let that
cannot be completed by that time.
The company have ample means
to pay for everything, and it is
fair to expect the work will be
prosecuted with a great deal OF
energy.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-06-05

~ Il IS stated that, on the 1st
of June, the tariff Of the Atlantic
Cable will be reduced TO $40 for
messages not exceeding 10 words,
exclusive of address and signature
and 81 for each additional word.
News dispatches to the press will
be allowed a discount of 90 per
cent, but this reduction does not
include cypher and commercial
news. The rates are in gold.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-06-05

u Great abuses are alleged
to have creptinto the management
Of Girard College, Philadelphia;
and a bill passed the Legislature
to remedy them. Judge Allison,
in his charge to the grand jury,
asserted that the fatherless and
motherless inmates of Girard, as
a punishment for misconduct,
were confined in what are called
lockup1s, where they were kept
for days, and sometime for weeks,
on bread and water in some in
stances given to them only twice
a day, with but little ventilation
in summer, and no heat in winter
one boy was kept in confinement
until his feet were badly frost-bit
ten. The lockups were frequent
ly so offensive as to be hardly en-
durable. Many of the lads were
unprovided with shoes and othel
suitable clothing.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-06-05
10000 BUSHELS OF POTATOES

10000 BUSHELS OF POTATOES
WANTED.-This is a heavy de-
mand, but Mr.. Warner, the manu-
facturer OF the dried preparation
of the sweet potato at Amite has
begun to extend his drying houses,
having formed advantageous bus
mess connections, and will want
this fall 10000 bushels of sweet
potatoes, which we trust will be
raised and shipped to him at the
current rates of the past year,
which will pay better than cotton
at thirty cents.-N. 0. Picdy,tee,
10th.