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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-03-30

THE Massachusetts Plopn,aa says there
is close and intimate connection between
the nervous and sec,etory systems OF COW,
and this explains the fact that she will often
s'hold UP her milk as it is termed. 1t
shows also that every m.lkev should strive
be on good terms with the COW be is about
to milk. Ifhe is perfect stranger to her,
he should have time to gain her confidence
and good will by handling her gently and
petting her, or giving her something she i:
fond of to eat.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-03-30
e. K R A T z E
Opposite the Jail
Ciearheld. Penn'a, '''

Dealer in Dry Goods, Dre~s Good, M,u;.
oo0as' droceriss' Hard ware, ,oueer,,rare. s,...
ware, Clothing. Boots. Shoes. Hats. Can. "a
Bacon, Fish. Salt, etc, is constantly rec.;,i,-
supplies from the cities, which n. v;u
at the lowest market prices to customer, -
purchasing elsewhere, examine hi. s,osk
CIearheId, February 9 ls5C
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-03-30

CucUNBEBs -Eariy in March procure
sCme sod about eight inches thick. Turn
them over and cut soil SO the seed can
be stuck in an inch or SO deep. Plant oaly
the" Early Frame" Set the sOds in pit
or hot bed if you have them; if net, set them
in a room where there is fire; water with
milk warm water occasionally as the sod gets
dry; and, when warmer weather comes,
remove them to the garden and place small
boxes foot square, having neither bottoms
nor tops, over them AT night, until the
young plants get hardened, place pane
of glass over them. Remove the boxes as
the ground and the air gets warmed up,
ana you will nave fine early cucumbcrs.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-03-30

No farmer should build house or make
any other improvements without ascertain
ing before hand the probable cost of the
same. The preliminary expense OF. every
thing is essential to all agricultural thrift,
and he who neglects it will be aptto discover
his error after it is too late.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-03-30

EARLY PoTAToEs. the inquiry OF
GA c." for the best early potato for mar
ket, we would say, get the Early Mohawk,
As they did well for us, as you viii see by
this statement, viz From / lbs of seed VIC
raised 2s5 lbs q o.; the largest po: ato weigh
ing lbs OF; two from one hill weigh
ed 81 lbs; fifteen of the largest weighed
3S2 lbs. Never have we seen decayed spot
on one of them up to this time. We find
them ten days earlier than the Rose, and o!
fine quality Cor. of CoYat5y Gentleman.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-03-30
z U r \ 1T L r l. ROO III
JOHN GUELICH,

JOHN GUELlCH,
nesires to inform his old friends and customer,
that having enlarged his shop nnd increased his
facilities for manufacturing. be is row prepared
to make to order such furniture may be desir.
sd, in good style and at cheap rates for cash. He
mostly has hand at his .Fm niture Rooms
Il varied assortment of furniture, aInorg which i,
BUREAUS AND SIDEBOARnS,
Wardrobes and bookcases; Centre, Sofa. Parlor,
Breakfast and Dining extension Tables
Common, French posts, Cottage. Jen.
ny-Lind anG other Bedsteads.
SOFAS OF ALL KINDS. WORK STANDS. HAT
HACKS, WASH-STANDS, &c.
Spring g-seat. Cain-bottom, and Parlor Chairs;
And common and other Chairs
l. o K / n G C l. A S S SES
o: every description on hand and new glasses f.
~ old frames, which viii be Pa. i. III very
reasonable terms. o-saort notice.
He also keeps hand. or furnishest 10 order, Hair
CorB-E usE- Hair and Cotton top Mattresses
COPFINS. OF EVERY KIND,
Made to order, and funerals attended with a
Hearse- whenever desirable
Also, House painting done TO order
The above. and many other articIes are furnish ed
TO customers cheap for CASH exchanged for ap.
proved country produce Cherry. Maple PopIar
Lin wood and other Lumber suitable for the busi
ness taken in exchange for furniture
Rememb Der the shop is on MarEet street Clear
heid, and nearly opposite The '-OId Jew Store"
uecem her :. 1851 JOIN GlTIJtH
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
6ieamboats ano Railroads.


SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
s:;aa' S..sas.i cose"r P.nsr s"'''F' ..A a'H'
e, ers pe,ssS @s sogSes gas ss" .ad '!AasA steamers
VIII VI VHn1Yc CITY or sEw-Yoak.
CITY OF LAwrEsG5 sI4I - 4 sru1rpos
f;. ., Norm River foot = S.S. I'd w..s.. -.
% .: +. ,ss,: P's Sss ''i w'r'
r!i Il hs:;i h; a'i. .s' rates ' ' ;aSsr 81 os:' e. As s:i
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER,
Cab. a.: 2 5SsTSs 81 TsPsRso0yIpTSGE I,
Freight ,Sesi rs,s Coppse a. Ponderes ,ad Prov.
..d Prov Worcester R for al iDpOrutS Eng ciae. and te.a,
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New-York
sSs siS,sSss ;s ii.1i for s1rs e & his: &
Rx R-Th. W. corr viii ls,,s L.r. Ds, sr.g
pSs :. y. ID and pSspl pss :s sSsse.
s. B.tssrs Railroads Returning viii leave WEDNESDAY
s4S sfiEsp fsasd =. xf Ses GawsI I'' 'p' 'A'' per
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
s sSs rS r s1 RS Saa loot q e .aRss
with the Delaware Letsssa. and Western Railroad, At Phlpsb1r
1 v.s s;lIs:d nd :..:..1 forming 5 p
ysnf. .ss s:vYori s s.ts '4''s' '' 1'' o''"N rf
1TifST0Es SiSTEs hRRaSGiassT aaSS re EHE VEST.
Commencing November "a lS7O-Leave seWfork follows;
teaannston ba,ton, bethiehr. hssch ysani muts
7:t0A n--For EAsoa.
%wn.Iras E1rss d,y ts...p toE E...os A.s.
Junction Sl G.p Bnss.nios s,
at Phhpburg and E.son for haueh Cbank hhiny
City, Wikesbarre, Willanspor
a. n Train for
Ia nPor Femington Ras,on Alenwn hsnh Chuni Hsh,noy
CITY Wfesbarre Reading Columbia Laneser BPhrsa PoasVs
Harrisburg, Ge
3 p. m.-For B.ston Allentown and Msuch Chunk.
3;30p nfor BsstOn Allentown Msuch Chuob and BsTijsra
f:30p. m.-For Somervlle AMI Fenngton.
m-CsCIsSAu EIPRRxs daily E.ston bethlehem An.n.
Reading
int and Palace Pittsburgh Connects
with Delaware LacksNAnns and Ws.tsu Railroad ior senator
s:lb D. m.-For sonervile.
H. m.-FOr Esstou
7pm.-Por SOmervile.
81. p.m.-(Bnigrantl-For Rssto.
e:45 D. m.-FOr Psnsed.
n-For Pl.in6eld Welnsssvs and s,urdsyL
Elizabeth 7:l5 s:0n, $50 e;b lt5
ZOO 3i5 800 400 i:4J, 5:lS 5:t. s.t
Goo $50 1900 T:4O 600 8:2O 800 9:i5 IO:tj 1900
Tickets for the obtained e ohce Of the Central Rail
rad OF Lbertys n u st No Ase uol
Nos 2 2 SAG Broadway stNo 10 aud at 90. p1nePh
hotels X, z RlCkkR, Superintendent
h. p BALDWIN, Gen. Pas. Agt
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17

number OF sleighs and second hand wagons, as wei
as considerable lot OF blankets harness. robes, etc.
were also disposed OF at pretty fair prices
Tho dry cold weather prevailing TO day improved the
was caused at the repositories OF leading manufac
turers and dealers by increased number Of buyers ex
amining stock OF coupes. Broughams coaches and
other Winter carriages. .
with seighs OF every variety, the market IL abundanty
supplied but the demand thus far very limited; the
occasional sales which took place were mostly to parties
from country who to be prepared for the nrst
snowfall
The regular auction sale at Messrs Barker Hamlins
New-York Tattersas, corner OF Thirty -niDthst ana
Broadway, will usual take place tomorrow (oaturuay
the nth inst. at IL o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17

~ DEPOT IN EEw-Y0RK. foot Of Lbsry,,,, f9rth Rive"
On s2d M '1 NkygyoRx FoR BkRGss-AYE AND NEwGRk-Ai
C.on go 5:is T40 s:l5 s5 9:l5 80 lOt5 l;Jo,
2ei 800 3:s AGO. 4 $500 Si3o to 6t) 700, 7;io, sJ'
9:s5 l0:iS, li;0J ~, v,.r ov,1rs a, eoo .,o -,S
az 1,.ss a. N 3:sO 5;Jl $50 7tO 800 1885, RPn
"''0' -''' 4. Y. RICEEk Superintendent
u. Y. BALDWIN, Gen. Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
Gieamboais ano Railroads.

EBANY AND TROY EVENING LINE
" GREAT REDUCTION or FARR-DAILY Saturday. er'spisd
from Per a. spring ami CbAronss al eeos fsrDee
espts, CSJn with 81 90 The esssa: s.eage1
VANDFRpfLT and CONNECTICUT leave above returning IRON
Troy ate Albany p N Pare Sunday IS heretofore
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Housa-
TOME Railroad Fare, Sl Steamers leave 'a1lA
rae slip stl2 nooa, (suudfy eIeepedl
EOR NEW -HAVEN, HARTFORD, and the
Eorsiesnts leave Peck slip for Sew'iaVen at 1' AMI IL p m
Connecting with hAi'lOsd.
DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COZ
I'D INDEPENDENT LINZ for the wEST, souTL-~KGS,ls ssd
kORTHWKsT FREIGHT aud forwarded hy Ahin al
AMDOY RAILROAD, Pier North Mfsr and lhlAhD fhorhi
IER LINE Pier g. North River daily. RATES Low, with qusI
dsrsteh P,ssrr,r, sle the and e. and as fo
foot Of Corudtt privilege en- WEST of tnp = "shng
d. C., aR reieTh without eIs eo nc Vhi LINE "'NS
"T'" Q, W PkRvkIL. 0sssrA Axsak
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
rectures ano Hlsetines.

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH, corner Park
ave and Thirty pews 10 this Churh not presioasy
. viii on MONDAY EVENING 18th ins o'clock be offered es
the Ckurh Those not Soj S 10 rented iof ne
cal the time aud plsee
iI,HE ANNUAL MEETING of the SOCIETY
i of HOWARD MISSION and HOME fos LITTLE WANDBRKR5,
No 40 sss Bowery will be held WEDNESDAY Dec n
'r board OF MIMI TRUSTEES
Iu..t. j. = HOWELL
Secretary Board Of rrarees
UNIVERSITY Course of Historical Lectures
u the Great Representatives Of Meen Caues
Tue Rev LORD D. aathor Of the "Ch Roman Woh-
proposes 70 deliver Hall Fourth ami Twenty hs
the Men and Weoen for The
last identified with the Progress Society commeadng
Thvrssy Jan at III and continued successive Mondays
and Tens-S advance for the
single let1rea To be bsi at PUTHAMs booksogs
BuAhns uiihou, sIia ehAns ~ rssEvsd sssiA
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.

HRw-YoRK. Friday. Dec. i6, 1870
The horse market to-day was very quiet, and
with no feature 10 note
Tho prices realized for horses brought under the nam
mer at Mossrs Johnston Van Tassela Auction Mart IN
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL KRN RAILROAD

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
FORK foot Barcays and loot of Cbnseohcrtt
M1NIBR ARRANGEMENTS eommencing MONDAY Nov 81 1870
m BXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Denyls wish Boon
With Chester Branch NsOo With sEisS x
Ahdoysr Wshngon with de D. L., and W. X X
for Gap strousbuIg Scranton Great Bend STa
and points the Icksranns and Bloonsbag
and Delaware and Hudson X Rls =,
1l:lOa LBIiIGH VALLEY EXPRESS som HE.ssrs Morris
town Dov. Haekoan WaShngos Phh1sburc and Easson
Phlpburg with Bel Def for BelYdsre k and at
Rason for Bethlehem Aertswp, haueh Chunk and
NikesbAre -
lOp M SCRANTON HXPRRSs connect, "a Dover with Chester r.
r. At Waterloo R. and at Washington with d., L., And
W. for Water Gap Stroud,burg, and ScTanIsn go
HACKBrfS10WH MAIL connects sits BooDloa Chester
ltd SueI Railroads -. =,
MORRISrOWS, ats, n:3e U;b zV, Jo CIV '.I''
and $40
For ORANGE ,ni SOUTH ORANGE $50 1870. 9lo loo a,d
:2Oa n 1910 2:Jo J40 4:2O, 49, $50 S0 $50 s:9 ,9i IL -
N. "A "a .,o.,o ~ A,
-2O and 40 m 'I:00 900. $50 $40 3sa $3.50 $40 4lO',
$50 $40 10 5:1J 600 .S:2 6:0 800 9Oo and llS n
ie.ys New ro o BLOOMFIELD sni M0STCLAR, At $50 and
n a,d2 2.OO $40 and $40 D.. M
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
Eelp Wanica.
Hlatbinerp.

S. & j. GEAR g. Co., Boston, furnish
IA every description Wood and Iron Working hACHihERf and
SUPPLIES fhe best use REGARDLESS OF mshe al ovh possible rates
NOR SALE-A ROPER CAL0RIC ENGINE.
good running oris &hOnePo"er Inquire {" BOVINE Co'
o. Lbeuyst
UROPELLER ENGINES for SALE.
N Dew Pop. Engine, 40 In cylI3 n stroke
new Pr5r. Rlgine, ~ In. cylEf2 In. srole.
peond.hand Prop. Knsne, 81 In. eyLT3D In strotr
p,eond-haad Pop. BugEs, - 10. eyLIl0 n iitoss
A. !, In nj in and IL TuG-BOAr BhGIHBS and
s'hA"AA ~ III '''-0' q W. COPELAND 81 BrOad~.y MY
TANNERS, PAPER-MAKERS, CONTRACT
oRS ell others requiring eooromea and ehieni PUMP
an oosgt n e ov endiBg Tor illustrated Paa
Vh ooang dscdTda ogi Pemp aud overwhelming
t,.a,.9uy I. u ayOt O,ef 90 la Address
u8ALD. 5IsC0 Co. BaisinsTtue. n l.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
Sales bD Anctlon
ALLEN B. MINER, Auctioneer.
DY ALLEN B. MINER g. BROTHER,
Id LATE HENRY H. LEEDS MINER


ALLKS B. MINER, Auconeer
DY ALLEN B. MINER a. BROTHER,
I'D LATE HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
Established l5+7.)
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS Dec II and ~, A't
O'Clock at the Leeds Ait Galleries Nos s7 and BIZ BroaTy
Twelfhst - -
elegant collection of valuable MODERN OIL PAlNl1Nus
combined galleries Of ders. DHU1FETTBR OF Ant
wer A. yOGBT Of Amsterdam recently received and never before
exhibited forming Its entirety OF the most artistic varied and
pleading of the Belgian Flemish and French schools ever
oaere this city Also number OF hne presnaye pic
tus and esteemed American artists their latest and best
The following distinguished artists Enthusiastically represented
viz: .,..,, .,,,Do,Duopyyy
highly finished Cabinet Landscape with CATTLE pronounel oy con-
uoseurs to be the finest ever import 81
DAVID COL.
bv an Interior with figures painted bold free full OF quaint
~ ~ B. C. KOBK ROEK.
he a, e,oni Ianespe remaale for us detail and truthful
ness Also the latest aud choicest WORKS Of
+ Van Lerius, j.. Robbie, I. Gerari.
+ Win,, David De Eoter, Van Schendel,
N. Da, q. Pecrns y. Fisssah
Tsnvelr. NJ H. De Beul, Kawasey,
~ WiIIens u. J. TUus>ant j. POrtelJe,
n C,roi,, ii Schlesnger, T.. Bdan,
sehelfout De KleTk. Carl Becker
T. dc Iarxus A. Hulk, j. Wander Wsarien,
T.. Won Seben, w BItrs n. ue 'os'
III sehseaels RofAen. L. Meyer.
AMI others Of equal European distncton
Will be on exhibition THURSDAY 18th nst free day
,d uutlaa
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
'Por Pier'nout and NyscA oni'
TONG ISLAND RAILk0An. . ..

| ,0NG ISLANp y p kAiLkQAn, AH1 I s2ssr.
On and after MONDAY Tr.as I Jsnss 5hP
as follows:
e;3O a m. Greenpori and s'g iIsrbSr.
In:JO A m. Nortip Tram.
800 aT5Dr ami Hyrfhd krpres, runs hro1sh % p'nrn
port on Sat rlay nights
600 D. In. Northpon Express
$50 m Hempteai isp Saturday shla
600 D. IN. koIthp0r WAY Train.
branch for liemp.el nni uans % hsVh
Glen Cove Locust valley Heksye HUI HnB'n s9i nouP'I s''
Uu,tsrs at g. n and }. D. BAhION, SnpI
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
Mem 11nblirations.
ELEGANT ILLUSTRATED BOOKS
FOR THB

ELEGANT ILLUSTRATED yrR All BoohS
HOLIDAY SEASON.
sszo. 1871.
PICTURES AND PAINTERS.
SELECTION oP GRMs oP MoDgRS ART. ENGRAVED IN
LINZ BY EMINENT ARTISTS
VITA Descriptive Ter BY Addison Richards Corresponding secre
sA The ssaeaA Academy Design the Up
consist Of fusse pa engraved Steel BY the most eminent Artists
of The dF se celebrated distinguished Pn chiefly the
tnshsA PfeOch, and Belgis ScAoOlA
One Tolzne. nh morocco. antique. $50
wILKIE GALLERY.
A SELECTION oY sIxTY-SBvBN BEAUTIFUL REoRAvINGs
FROM THR DBsT PAINTINGS oP SIR DAVID wILKIR
S1as segaai volume, fnn antique ortra
AMERICAN SCENERY.
100 BEAUTIFUL sTRRL KNGRAvINGs.
oas vOlHDs morocco antique
CANADIAN SCENERY.
us FINB sTBKL KNGRAvISea
ons volume mOroooo. Gniaue.
IRELAND ILLUSTRATED.
LOO KNGRAvNGs ON sTEEI-
One volume. morocco.
SCOTLAND ILLUSTRATED.
IsO BSGRAyNGs ON sTERL
ps volums morocco S2S
PORTS AND HARBORS OF GREAT BRITAIN.
ia VIEWS OF ALL THB POINTS OF INTEREST ABOUND Thb
ENTIRE COAST
One volume morocco. snaque. '''''''''''"'sI'
lTAlaY
BY ia RNGRAvINGS on STEEL
One volume morocco antique.
SWITZERLAND ILLUSTRATED
BY IOs BNGRAvINGS.
One volume morocco antique. %
THE BOSPHORUS ILLUSTRATED
BY 81 STEEL BNGRAyISGs.
vol7me antique SH W
THE DANUBE ILLUSTRATED
BY q STEEL BSGRAvINGs.
THE CHRISTIAN IN PALESTINE;
or,
SCENES OF SACRED HISTORY.
ILLUSTRATED BY sTBRL BNGRAvISGS PROM DRAWINGS
BY W. H. BARTLBTT THB DESCRIPTIONS BY
THB RBv. HENRY sTRBBING.
One volume morocco, AntQne SlS "
WALKS ABOUT THE CITY AND ENVIR0NS OF
JERUSALEM.
III W. Il. BARTLETT WITH Is STBBL BNGRAvINGS AND
NUMEROUS w0oDCUT ILLUSTRATIONS BY THB AUTHOR
One volume levsn gilt sntque. 90
complete catalogue STANDARD, and Juvenile
0erks mailed free application
Publsbsab
VIRTUE YORSTON,
IL DEY-ST.. EBw-YoRK
APPLETON 4 CO., GTandst Eex-Yoh
AMERICAN NEWS Co, lI9 NIsSau-st. NewYort.
DODD MRAD 762 Broadway. keS-lork-
CARLBTON, ,2l BrOsdSsy Eev-YOk.
AND ALL THB PRINCIPAL BOOKSTORES
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17

A. MERwIS. ALedoneer
pY BANGS, MERWlN g. Co., Broadway, cor.
4hs-Saes Books Works o Art Rsncv Goods Furpture Go
MONDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY aud FRIDAY, Dec 1923, at 4
sny illustrated works attractive Jaye-
niles Bibles Prayer booEs and desirable publications IN HIS
tory, ticion. BogIaPhy Poe ~ etc, CATALOGUES eaay.
GEO. A LEAvrTr. Aucloneer.
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL Asorplse and Eighbst LEAyITr sIRBBElGH
Co. SOLICITED LlBknkEs G1rsL"sSHD AND SOLD
TUESDAY EVENING Dec 10 at Il o'clock SALE Of sPRVATR
LIBRARY oomJsng splendid collection Of illustrated Works val
liable collection OF Pamphlet, and Books relating 70 he e
Books in tine bindings Among tho Illustrated Works mar 10 men
toned:
vols folio; British Gallery of Puresi er,ulaneum ct Pompe
vols Kenias War Mexico coored plates oo Roberss Holy
GseT; acogphe Muee ImperAe Tabur Graves des Bcos
I.ehne FRANCHISE q vols, folio NOR 0e{s Foen;
tine school 0hS Claude Lorraine % Rs L.Os1 % s 0H'
MONDAY EVENING, Dec 49, sALB Of PRIVATE COLLECTION
Of pOs rAGB STAMPS: Catalogues ready. ,n,v.rv
COLLECTION Of COLONIAL and CON ISBsTAL PAPER
MOHRY BY VIM Idler Of Philadelphia so spdste collection
THURSDAY 20 and following EVENINGS at oelok SALE
OF HOLIDAY BOOKS Offering to the Pue unusual heles for the
purchase Of and elegant Books for hOLpAf oa Catalogues
ready
EDWARD PETTINGER, Auctioneer.- Sixty
nay Dee a. AT 10 O'Clock m Central Ofce 1DO Mulberyt,
eoosting Of miscellaneous areesos, Rope Tea Mems and
Clothing Dry Goods Watches JeSel ReSolVer Hardware,
Closets, &c, &c
7 COLE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gallery Of
very valuable OIL PAIN rISGs ~ be SOLD AuCTIoN on
TUESDAY at IL ococ the sslesrOoms. 3ss Fuon
Brookn the Brooklyn r Company This valuable col
Kuyp Tinto Boemsert Weennx Msru Gsspa PousB
and others Statuay Library kc Sale positive Catalogues At
the SsesrOoms where the paintings exhibition
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17

ERIE RAILWAY.-JRAlNS Leave Depots
IL foot Of Chambers,i. AMI Of 21l A.. as follows
Through Express Chambersst al IL 9:D
M and daily. 2d-si 8: v lO;3 An ana "io
and 6;f5 D. day end improved Driving Rcon Coeaes
through Buffalo connecting a. honeb
vile Sleeping Caehes through to Cleveland
and Gallon Sleeping the ii train from ss
Buffalo the $3.50 M trss from h.forE TO Blfao ard
re D. Horne e Buffalo, and Cseasia
An Emgrant Trsin leaves daily Al 5:i3
Fo MddeioWn wiy $3.50 1i,t, Jl' NJ; ani sun
ssys onlT, s:a0 8. N. l23isL> o;l5 Z. M
f0r Otsye and Way at A5:iD i'Ist, ';l' 8 nj u, a.
for Eewbugh and Wsy sisA IN, 1:J Ani f;I N 1iriSS
q m 3:l5 and 4:l3 p nj -. ..--,-.,- r.,
For Safsrn Wsy snd tJis iiJ snd 1;i1 NJ Inc
Trsin. -il:J0r t2dtt. 'll:'' y M .,. ,,,,,
and Way, 0n 2is lepoi ~ ofo 9'' ani'i'''
, m: 'll5 3:i5, 55, and 6ij f4a Chan5essL DeP' "
SIS 1910 m II m. l:i5 4, 1;l5, ard S:t1 p m
Hskenssck IIlsa IRON a5ds Icpo a. $50 n nn
l2lj 3j Is us SD aud tb:4J From tbanbrs DePo ~"
J. ~ ] 4. ts.l5, $500, sDd t6i5p m. -. -.o,,
Eysek MonseT and NsJ from "a 81 Defet ~ yl
fl245 3l5, 45 l5 sud tC;l3 ~ hi Sstsr5s os., ii'
10 From Chanbers Depot, at s3) 10; NV JJJ f'l' ~
300 and s.G6 3. W. AMI sauuiAys only il2'oO night
Tieses for in Da Room ,ni beepns
and orders os %: checking ard transfer o. beg
ChanbrrsL GreensicLs; lth ct AID ThraVe Harlem
@ Fuon- Broon; Depois foot Of CD habers sad foot "a
NesYo Exchange place and Long DosI Depot Isey C" 'nd
VI tbs Agents at the principal ho.sf ru n p,pp
j. d. RUCKER, De , ~ ~ ~; ~; ~ ~ .n pa.,S
Cent S0pI l5'1 urn - - A.
HDsiy 80 NJ. -. :, ltor i'aeAeh''eA '""
New-York tribune., 1870-12-17
Amnsements.


w WAkhATky k1EaS ksysSrso. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
wi" be ''''''.6ss XIV ~ scEsnsr AID ArromTMKSra
.co~0d, /, four ''' b, j. enossifR, MsgI fia, entities
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-17

The elections last week leave matters
about as they were. The Democrats elect
Hoffmaa in New York by about the ma
jority of two years ago. The legislature
l. So close that il Is not certain which par
ty viii have it. The Democrats gain two
members of Congress
Massachusetts. a. usual. "ssick-.- Gov.
Claflin is reelected the whole delegation
= Congress is Republican
New Jersey has gone Republican. The
election was for Legislature and member.
OF Congress. The Republicans have ma
joriiy in the Legislature. on Joint ballot,
which secures the election Of a l.. :. scna-
tor of the same politics There il a gain
OF one Republican Congressman.
Delaware has gone Democratic by re-
duced majority. and 50 has Maryland.
Michigan went Republican bv $1,000
majority. Illinois has also gone Republi-
can. by a large majority In Minnesota
the election was for two member Of Con
gress. and the Republicans gain one.
Hon. Marx II. Damned. formerly If Maine.
l. elected in the frs; district.
In Missouri. the Democrats run 40 state
ticket, the Republicans putt = two ticket.
In the field, they voted with the Gratv
Brown party. division.
! We take from the Wig. the following
table, Of the strength of the two parties.