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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-10-28

Along inc hLuTb uelllh On DlHnt
Whose precious freigh. of dew and rain
Have oft surehnrged the thirsty plain,
While waiting for the breeze Of even
To watt them to their cloud-land haven;
While far beneath, in circling sweep,
The gray hawk cleayes tho airy deep;
While here and there, still far below,
In clumsy flight is seen the crow.
OFT doubling, on his weary way,
As nimblc kingbirds round him play.
Each note from scenes remote or near
Hath charms to win the listening car
As though the air or mellow light
Lent it a sweetness in its flight.
The jays loud call, the partridges drum,
The crickets chirp, the insects hum,
Tho bleat and blare of nocks and herds,
The heightened whirr Of fiocks Of birds.
The call of workman to his team,
The murmur Of the distant stream,
Are mingled in q cadence sweet
To distant fails rythmatic beat.
The stubble In yon ample Acid
Proclaims lavish harvest yield,
That riponcd in bright summers ray
The golden wheat and fragrant hay.
In yonder field each tGsselled form
The stately shock Of ripened corn
Seems one Of plenty's soldier band,
From famines power to guard the land;
While shot and shell along each line
Lie close beside the pumpkin vine.
Behind the farmers busy hoe
The tubers lie in many row
While far ahead the youngsters toll
OF tangled vines TO clear the soil.
Mid bending boughs Of faded green
The orchards juicy wealth is seen,
Whose luscious hues the sense invite,
And beekons through the mellow light.
The chestnut from its prickly shell
Reveals its brown and tempting cell,
While busy chipmunks chirp in glce
As they ascend the fruitful tree.
Tho buttercup with charms dispoilcd,
The daisy's disk all torn and soiled.
The thistle, with its prickly crown,
Arrayod in tufts Of snowy down
The milk-wecd's ripened, bursting pod,
The withercd grasses of the sod
The eye beholds in varied train
Upon the hillside and the plain.
Glancing in the golden light
Like some bright, ethereal sprite,
With pinions dipped in richest hues
The butterfly its way pursues.
And in the golden, mellow beam
Its flight seems like some happy dream.
With hues Of crimson, IRE and gold,
The forests foliage behold.
The hill and mountains autumn dress
A robe Of regal gorgeousness-
Behtting well these golden days
That shine with lifes porfecting rays.
with quickencd steps and jocund song
The merry farmer hios along.
The long, slow months Of weary toll,
To plow and dress and clear the soil,
Are almost spent-and soon he may
His boarded harvest stores survey,
That will sustain his household band
When winters mantle wraps the land.
While hill, vale, mountain, and the sky
In varied beauty seem to lie
Until the glowing prospect seems
Az one Of fancys sweetest dreams.
3ridport, Vt, Sept. 1s, 1870.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-10-28
90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

Among their advantages are
1st. The road is nearly finished, and the
cars are expected to run across the
State in 60 days.
ID. The road has been built only of the
best material the iron having been
manufactured expressly for ii, at
much higher cost than that usually
paid.
Sd. 1t runs through most superb agri-
cultural country.
4th. 1t has great advantages in carrying
coal north and bringing lumber
south.
5th. The mortgage is only $4,000 per mile
while many other roads are bonded
to double this amount.
6th. The road is principally owned by
bankers and other capitalists, who
have invested large sum in its
construction, and who have every
reason to take care of its obliga-
tions.
7th. a First Mortgage for so small an a.
mount upon a road so near COM
pletion, and in such strong hands,
may well be considered perfectly
safe security.
We believe there will bc no more f.a-
voranIe time to sell Governments. and
buy really First-ciass Railroad securi-
ties - such as these - than the present.
with any further decline in Gold. Gov
crnnient. must decline also.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-10-28
T9eOermont pbenit,
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY EVENING,
BROWN, PROUTY & co.
ONCE No. 0 Granite Row, Brattleboro, VT

TERMs:-Yearly in advance, lin clubF) s2.cO; single
subscribers who receive their papers through the Post
ONCE, sl.25. These terms Invariably advance,
aud wncn not so paid, NY cents additional will be
charged at the end of the year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING Twelve lines or one inch
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TRUSSES.

- @1~ r.. WADswoRTH, with an
experience Of thirty years is confident he makes the
best Truss for the relief and Of rupture or hernia
Among others is permitted to refer to the following
gentlemen who speak from experience:
REV. MARK CARPENTER Townshond, VI.
DAVID GOODELL, Esq, BrattlebOro, Vt.
JARVIS y. BURROWS, Esq, Vernon, VT
9N-Residence Elliot Street, near wessohGft
Water Cure, Brattleboro, Vt.
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Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota II. II. Go.
The small remaining balance Of the Loan for sale at
80 and Accrued Interest in Currency.
Interest payable May and November.
j. EDGAR THoMPsoN,(
CHARLES l.. FROST, Trustees,

The Bonds issued at 600 900 per mile against the
portion only of the line fully completed and equipped
The greater part Of the road is already in operation
and the present earnings largely in Of the
operating expenses and interest on the bonds. The
balance Of the work necessary to establish through
connections thereby shortening the distance between
St. Paul and Chicago 45 miles, and 90 miles to st.
Louis Is rapidly progressing, IN time for the move
ment Of the coming grain crops, which, 1t is estimated
will double the present income If the read.
The established character qf this road running it
does through the heart Of the most thcky settled and
richest portion Of the great State of Iowa. together with
its present advanced condition and large earnnge war
rant us in unhcsitatingly recommending these bonds
to investors as, in every respect uEdoubted
rity. small quantity Of the issue only remains un-
sold and when the enterprise ia completed which will
be this fall an immediate advance subscription
price may be looked for
The bonds have fifty years to run, convertible
at the option Of the holder into the stock of the Com
pany at and the payment Of the principal Is pro-
yided for by sinking fund. The conyeritty priyi-
lege attached to these bonds cannot fail
at carly day to command market price consider
ably above par. us FiyeTwentics, at present prices
return only 1-2 per cent. currency interest," while
these Bonds pay l-2 per cent, and regard them
to be safe aud fully equal security to any Rail
road Bond issued and until they placed upon the
New YORK Stock Exchange, the rules Of which require
the road to be completed, ohligae ourselves to re-
buy at amy time any of these Bonds sold by after
this date at the same price realized by their
sale.
All marketable securities takea in payment free Of
Commission and express clarnlB.
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STENCILS.

Ii Styles and Sizes cut to order at short notice.
"A Small name plates with ink warranted iudelible,
brush and directions
plain style 80 cts. Writing, al cts.
With Border, al " Old English, 800
If sent by mail add cents for postage. Key Checks
with ring by mail 30c Large stencils for bags, robes
&c from SOC to ST. Branding Irons, from zoe to 81.
Steel Stamps 2Oc per letter. Stamp Dies, Stencil Dies
(2O.styles and szes) Door Plates Canceing Presses
Enbossing Presses Seals, SC, &C. at the lowest ly
ing prices. rB-Once in Union Block, next door to Y
NJ O. A. rooms All orders by mail promptly attended
to- Address \. NJ. SPENCER, BrattlebOrO, VT
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~
1880 A. n. and to P. NJ.
ARRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILss
SOUTHERN
Close. Open.
NJ. Pm
New York an Southern States, s:l5 2:b IL $50 6:15
Albany and Western States, s;l6 2:45 ll:3O o:lo
Stations bet Braho N York, s;l5 2;45 1880 5:l6
Ashuelot R.R, o;l5 ESQ o'lo
New London Northern R.R., 2a6 1880
EASTERN MAILS.
Boston, Rhode Island, Eastern
Mass Me. n S. L. New Hamp., S:15 :15 IL 80 5:l5
and 2:45
W. K Mass. R.R, S:15 1:15 100
and 5:15
Boston, Clinton Fitchburg R.R. Ills 500
NORTHERN MAILS
Vermont Western New Hamp-
shire & Northern NY. lO:15 400
Dummerston, W. Chesterfield,
N. H., Putney Cornton, Bel
lows Falls, ,Charlestown Nh,
Sprn ghcd, Claremont, NH,
Windsor Woodstock, North
field, Montpelier, Bethel, W.R.
June X towns on West Vt. R.R. 1900 9:l5
keeue, n. H., lo'lo E'f' 'uu
W. Brattlcboro. '-N'' 1880 400 $3.50 ''-'
Townshend, wilamsvlle Fay
etteville and Jamaica 400 $3.50
War1sboro lclose Tu Tn. Sat,
open Mon, Wed. 4 Fri) 400 $3.50
Dover, Tu., Tn. sat, 100 $3.50
Bennington way 400 800
North Adams way, 400 $3.50
Chesterfield C. Factory, Mon,
We'd Fri, 1:45 $3.50
California overland, daily, 2:45 515
Foreign mails close :45 PM day previous to sailing of
steamer from New York.
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"a.

Those who are obliged to wear ARTIFICIAL TEETH
will End greatly to their advantage to call upon DR.
0. r.. POST, who has purchased the right Of using
FoLsoMs PATENT PACKING RIDGE, for more
perfectly retaining artificial work in its place.
Having given 1t thorough trial in large numberof
cases he confidently recommends it to his patrons,
considering it one of the greatest improvements in
Dentistry.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE AT THE JUNCTION OF
HIGH & GREEN SITS, BRATILEB0R0, VT.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
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mr. d.

IONKIIN suddc nty on T1mrsaa, Aught {, GeH.e
'onkiin, aged a. wears months, ana uavs
attend the funeral nom hit late drr Is Norfolk
ST.. mr. lri0rYI afternoon. q Or.sCk.
fAGAN- Tuesday August ., Hannah, wife On
II hicndS OF the family are resp-rtnrv N tied 70
attend The lunors fron her lnte io,iiencc G TCsi
SOlh st., On Friday, at O'Clock r. NJ.
HARl On Monday, August l. $50 nv drowning. In
Rive LAKE.. Ncftch, scr county, Sarah. daughter NJ
l'oOct NJ and May Ann Hart q this cay aged IL
years.
Ermaius inferred IN white Plains Cemetery.
JACKSON Al NofNVilg. nn Wednesday. August g.
afteT shnr and severe Illness. ". 4 jackson, widow
OF "a" "ie George Jackson aged ~ eaIt - months
The mineral viii iaLc place ro-morow morning. At 10
o'clnci, nom her late zee dcnct ~ ~ a'
XII rs on Tn r-dny Augnet 4 Margargt lie u
Thomas Ecl'y IN H. (siN yem OF her go
IN, T. lei Ns and rlyt'yce respectfully requested
To- Uttud he funeral, whrl Slli take place from hd
iaic rcsdnuCG u IHlmnn T., BgOOLyn, on sunday,
August M O'Clock uTrc'Sciy,
S1NtP Matthias sLarp. an the Gjth year of MS age.
Fr'it tac'inls uNtod L. al, ud us funeral
from ne tate Icldr AZ stn Ry, saturday, a. I
O'Clock T. NJ III. IGWNu. viii he removed to O. pres.
Warehouse = paper ~ 'afe c1bY.
MIitLilil ON THURSDAY, August 4, 40 lsnes
Ntr'hll tho believed son OF Robert Nmteht aged y
ycui'. months AID p opts.
irlauif ol The tari, and he members Of CRYSTAL
Wave Lodge. Ne. g.. a.n a. NJ. Hlsn "a momcr ~,
ar ilr IruotlNE i1 dom Inn, ma uFnib"rs OF Ms
tHu DIVISION u alo tosr 'r'uy ~ Uci "a sttrnd
Carbon. IN irdh,. hurutt 3d. 81 - % c.ock,
6las-uN ana ltt'.g iupGih .! lAse COPY
luNAD'iAIT CuNtrrIl r. A. y. sO''rrfy - IN"
meu.1crs o. rhlh are icr'hy nounod tn ugrt ~
ALE ., l'i al o. Guloct, tu attend ttU uu"rai NJ lie
Crls7i urutnrr mcu.hri JUlb QuEty NJ. A.. NOR
HrGll n D. Pres lUoMAr No ~ Nir-l 'Tcs. Dawn
bonn 600 sec rArHict LAcsl, Marshal
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Fulicn Equine Monarch the scene Of
his Early Ttiumph-.

long tailed bay, once pettcd favorite, has
fallen from his high estate, and s compelled to emn
ls daily oa's by dragging numbering water cart.
TO add TO his shame, tate has located his route on
Harlem lame, The scene of his many former trumphs
Yesterday afternoon. n the caS rigrrd tFOti-rs ait
ted Ov. tue uLoe fiery OLD roadster uly realized his
lowered position, unl resolves Ia Irtc himself from
the evidence Of his disgrace. To the nstonish ment
Of che sleepy hoy who pcrchcd the wuseps
box, he sion kicked himself free from the hated a.
prrdIrc. and Nith hcad aud tail erect rushed
ing down the lane. With Lis freedom the instinct ~
the beast MAS renewed, and hc made direct tor the
shcc OF the IgyHra Hotel which IN former times bad
been one Of hi breathing places Blood will toll.
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rINANcrII 17D COMMERCIAL.

TuURspsY, Aug. i-P M.-Wa,l street has again
been very dun pil IT, departments prs"ntn- no te
ture OF Interest comment. majority of brokers
slil hngcr n the Long Branch races wllle street spe-
uaiors have for days been the various
resorts. The lew broker stl remaining the
street md extreme difficulty IN making marsrt for
their sas, ana extreme duln such has becn sci
dom recorded during The past two y"as pervndcs al
departments. Speculation In usiway shares was tame
and dull Oh unusu}ly hmued N.'uue OF business.
Tho OF the market wns steady during the caller
pau OF I'll, day out amer Che second slight al.
vance W. hot"d, the bghet pnccs being recorded al
The close. The Nandertiii apd 1t. Paul shar,t
have attracted the principal atten~on OF the
street, thUn-h far business wac dOre
IN Lake shuGl. Reading. OHIO und Msssslppi. and
Northwestern pTcl.rre In To- early business ur tue
told Room the rr'ct was fnn aud N advance Of yes
ierday's sale th' premium ierrr up io1t2 octo
by the adv IN The rate al discount b. The Bank of
lucAnd To- ccut. assisted ~ the large export Of
specie. sutp qurntiy, however the mee declined 20
t'' ANA. The Tsnsac'o have tccn limited aud
INC balance cartIri were g. > nat. nnd cent the
rual rate utter clearing Honoc lcug g. The guuard
steamer -i IA ahcd win tlat ~ ~ spscia the NorrD
Caste flr nlvAnn taxing Shlei. Ihc total clfarlugs
the Gu'u E.Change Hank were fit6ufOl. gold baL
Oucos ., 10 and currency balances u lk SO The
pnrcIpal quotat .nns wcie'
40 M.....lelG $40 +. M,....l3iA l'0 P M....ls'A
I0la Nh! als r. MILL \ $50 i ~ lai = I'D
bnrker.' H. nave tod IN TIN street o9i. a'thou h
prime banker hhls are qi1tcd y cent higher,
There 20 GOD supply of sni BIZ on Le market I r.
following ar" lhr CUR NJ Qu0tatiprsl
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rnE rorvGKsr or TnE MCRDEREE,
The New Jersr, Baseball Traredy-A
Qunrrl brt"ccn fidym"t"s' EEa its
HgVut TCrHlfHl ttau.

Coroner Burns ol Jersey Cty held an inq0.s 5,
~ Nc,nc-dp evening Ia Cro'nNillc over The body
Of Auru,u, Tlml, twelve years at are. The de.
ecu-ed be-, and lis PLAYMATE join liul'r, on years
Of age, who woe p',yr- bal! OF noGda' Afternoon,
quarreIed htcnus, tur hall hah htHn trOWn nto a
nina ruIdic Than, " no W. tr bigrt~l boy ur0ck
Buihr win hi- tst The latter nan away, Carrying
oil hls bal. 4 sEur unr aii'TWattt ,ic met his
mother. and sur'"d &" WA" non" WIN h'r. They
r,t VoDug 4 uu vhuiu ~ Eut.tl rrOluUl seVIre.
Is III Striking hcr fu'. " ie siir v u s'eakme,
ynune Batter -trUnOd uut from '"l mo her and doIlt
iutu fl .ryrr LluW on q p l'ad nitb tLo ha'. Tlnu
fell .oii-0Ic,t and Wa carried 10 llH nome, where
10 di,d. IL kuh hgn ms bern fractured. IH' jury
rendered vcrdlc' a-"iil'. JoHh butter ahd he Wa
4
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NEw York. Thursday, Aug 4.-The rcrcot. Of
beef cattle to-day numbered ,ti0 head, lO'2 at Wee
hnwken. and W. NJ lfhth street. There but
Little dong moth street. and OF the receipts at
thst place reserved Tor the market tomorrow.
~ Nccliavk Ken N" suurN was chiefly IT couInon aud
medium qualltv Including 30 Missouri ted Texans.
with barely 100 good H.nos steers. Trade was good
nj i2tl 6r 4 n. the stoc. al auld. Compared
with Monday, the market wac shade hrmcr FOR me-
dunl TO Cattle tut not uuoiahlN higher Of sheep
and lambs had Gi2 head, selling frecl; a. previous
quotations. sheep at tS@6Ac n, and far 10 prime
lamb NJ gGnityc Calves were doing lttle better than
rcportcd last week Inc receipts OF hogs were 2! ~,
hCn rs good State hogs 30 NJ. sold az
Toe y n, and vi rough do. ~ bs. ay.. at 9ac., the
halnnCo oil the rocsInIh moi OnrreA.
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Steamship Tiiile. pirtou. G. H.. coni.
Stesm hin Isaac He'll. Richmond, ndse and pas.
liRrk Joianno Marie, Bremcn. m se and pass
Bark Wiid GAzec, m ballast.
fark Fox Glove. Shields, nId-r.
Hart Cara Barrow. Ing. railroad iron
Hrtg Nancy, Cow EAv. coal
Brig Matilda, Calais. lumber.
Nctir Emma ~. Stcpiicus. y. r.. lath.
Also, tue usual river vs~>eTs
SAu.ED.-sio amshIft Liberia Tor Llv,rpcol MORO
aBtie, Havana; II. Livingston. SAVANNAH.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OFT.
RRHsr, AnR. s-lnfavcrte. New York
BRlsrol. Ang a-IowR, New York.
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wha, the Correspondents arc TeiorrnphiHs

The Correspondent Of the llnunnatl EhQaaT9'
-avs that {iN'oN hqs already been suhscribcd by
three wealthy Hebrew mHc'hh.' 10 luu'~h Tn"
cditor- and rcpurtrft Of the S0nddg Nerclpy vino
worked up tic sensation openly accusing young
Na.hau with having u.urdtrod NE ld'her.
Tie amc coIrc- 9undeui adds tlat washington
4tdn, Actiue un,,r Tie advice VI M Gnct, Jud-,
,.rdozo. Win, immediately ali,r The seven dajs
pC1lrr,e .it OYER Gus, t.n arrest Of ne P-rfpu
Who wu,ie tie ariia,. and liRg CiVN tuu ilr
SJN,GO damage, agAn-t the pi"pr" I"r- Of Tia ia
pr.
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Ensln,ss Nntlfta.
Photocr np'p NJ Newport,

Photuc rnpi,y NJ New port.
VT. lockwood VIII VISIT Newport the second
thrd week Ia August 10 cNecp'c several Commissions
for PHOTOGRAPHIC architectural effects, cottages,
villas, &C. Tor Mr.. T. NJ. Hunt and others. Parties
uasning uler countIy saats ni,oi orrpPhed al New.
rnrt avail Themselves Of THIS opnOr tunW Sc
cure the personal attention Of Mr. lockwood by send
Ing Their Oricre 20 ROSEWOOD a. 90.
SIS Broadway near Union square.
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: I
Ol. 1llE AXIS or lOhANISM.
boot 81 tlrhlmC rhrcgt, by Nrs 4. q. Grave M
tIu. oi % yttul'- Diugucr' &r.. Ac ~. bpoK J..
on. ttu MI llapi.lS ana ptocsHrts can anl ,U' D.
ana m ~" C.rCu1ion NJ ~ he hatfle NV rnn
iug NJ net woeR th"m and Rom 'niem Thr qn,siion
T., 81 al We ldy told uuT hands plpacv ornu n
W Hand and IyIsnnI4c over ouI ohdrcn IOT genera
tom 10 come?
-uo. ain Muslin Us taccs .................s n 50
Tie ifp ic supplied Dk thr Amer can News (ntnpA y.
IN NNnsan IT, Ne" YORK, or Sont post .4a - chem On
receipt ~ ptic5,
A.-A.-OFFICiAL DRAWISG,.
SIMMONS a Coz IpIprEIE-.
hLhHAMA -tNtra tiRss No 49,. Aug 4. iS,A
~, 49, -, Is II a., ~ a.. = M -, rs
MISSO1 ~ lass no $50. Au" is,h.
H. u, 81, "a, "a. So. rs. ~ 81 81 l, 81,
kkN1l'NKN -fNtra tNa~- : o. 49, 'r' 4 $50
~, IS, 10, a. ~, 20, ., y, - o., " ~
kkN LpCkl tla.s Q ~. Auc !. go.
m 62. ~, a. H. 70, 81 81, -, !. .. H.
li,Sss CsnoN, lntUrniaton inTnlslic aEa C,rCLlaTs
i. NLbrE Broker,
IA srosisay IL , unor "a AND 2 iAIk roN
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CARTER LoCHwooD.-I RrNoli,n SUNDAY.
July b. ny tho Rev A. o. smart, Henry Carter 10 Ass
j. H. Loci wood. nli oi BROOKLYN.
rEATT-LYON.-in New York. June IS, i1-7 hy the
Rev John :. lusktn. Samuel II RAJ alias Frank Mac
keGzle 10 Lizzie Lyon ofNcw fora.
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ipS Invcsmeet seeurn,s. wsr, Hthfy dealt in sales
o. Hannibal sedst ye,eph greferTss having s.sn re-
city foOt and stonngtoh X Il ssS. Boston, Hartford
and kr,e duil at Ssask Panama yelling at 70. In
the misce aneous list scarcely enongh business
transacted 10 establish quotauons. Pacific mail az the
feature cent. 20 99h Western Union Telegraph
Remaining steady az sks4k Mariposa preferred being
weak az iBapk. Exuit~s shares were neglected, the
only sale being in American, AZ 49,.
Closing prices at 6P. NJ. were:
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
EIGHT PER CENT. GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by

Endorsed by
STATE OF ALABAMA.
Price. % and accrued interest
First mortgage bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Eufauia Railroad, on finished road. Issue re-
striciod by luw and surrounded BY guarantees that
render tie bonds most dosir able investment. The
road is now about to open its valuable connection
with Union Springs, and will lie completed within
year to Eufaua. Its finances are In excellent condi-
ton, and II has during the last VEN been making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds a cheap and we'll
secured investment
GEORGE oPDYKE CO.. o. Nassau st.
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PRATT In this cit,. on WEDNESDAY July 90 $50. by
ludfe I, II Van nrin- LII Eie r. "a tram >.mael Il
lratt the former 10 have the cu~tp1N ~ thu rluif.
StUi1IlNG In tnis cny. on lhur GAY. jun s. lesu.
by Judge George q. Barnard Josephine Scsillug u0n
rNinW eChi Ing.
ERIN ,.h ias o.JI o. Mll aay, unr g, 10, ny
Iud~o G"Org" G Barnard Htny q strhbms, Jr frup
M. sIIll
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Debiiitatrd Constitutions receive strength
and support by PSra king OCCASIONALLY OF HELMB0LDS
III Gnu. This remedy diseases OF tbs biad ter
kidneys. and urinary organs tones tie sysIin "
he alhy standard, positively ali diseases of
rha
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TuE SrMuER Han -.stra ~ and YOH are eurr 30
ma IA Al huuN nuughr t,d tI'N' sa.lN .aYN p-ttt-
rpiuurut PIP iifondwpN, Coru,' o. .Irr ttfr'- lat
maj IN beauty comfort. aust upDropria rauu DE-
cCuaI ed. 4 testimonial ~ M Ell frt ~ found
pretty eorlnin the hsUo Of Size h wo lfc,srj Eeu
nan YOU lucf lido.
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MARINE JSJELLIG ENCE.

HrNtLrrRH AlMASAC--ruur nay.
rises. a. sun sct-...i II Moon sos. "a 90
aIsH wAIER--TtlIs
Sandy Hook. lSGoN. leland. - Hell Gate. 80
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The interest and coupons the hrst mortgage "
cert. gold bonds OF the h. Joseph aud Denver City
1sriroad Company due Aug Is are to he psid tree OF
TAX, ut the Farmers Loan and Trust Conn any.
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How OT.HT To IIyE Avn WHARF UVHr l To DO :
Ilesr are uarstous whoa can lee answered ialN and
,aliaactor.lr hs thoroughly sciGutihc hTcnoi0. i-t
fuch d. ma, founi az cet Broadway! tho &c phrCs
, ~ ODr, ~ OVER 4 Welh. IAN.
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Wheeler & Wiisou Machincs, 1,if1 Bresd-
waN sold bN pgNiul so down and t1J par BontA with
out extra charge. Machines 10 lct. j. T. ELLIS
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The supply Of money call has hecn eIcess lr'
donHnd, mad Lenders has" foudilY RcroWno ar1 on.
qnittlt az and cent Nusu The collateral .uu-t-s
az pltcu states huuds, ana npu cent o. pttdre7
tuuN Az ant wlHctl anru.t sturki, DiscuuHtt pN
quiet, htr1Tty hrftr.tss uvC'ptgtres pafsug a. O. p
cent. sID.. 0a.cs, AID 10 iug loas. IA. ..l1,
ere million hondt Iot the SiuSnI Fund AZ lrt.otp
tgH g. 90 rings hCug htG 20 tit amount oI q ~,
ptUtt ItH. g mona ,tfaU O. 400 A. Itrr,4t. lhr
ma kCt iog 90, IIvut htHus Jtd arm, the Alva.fs
Of 'Crl,y hru. we'd MAINTAINED ~ tht MI
B0uru, OWN 20 A." paucliy o pfarn.s al a." niInr
aud chase prltct made another advance, 70 igT
thor ri NC az M. iui koAr. whuH ~. ,nli r. tirh
ms the otcr f.1Guh tyu ll,3 The market VlOsI
steady anl Hcmy ticut a CO., .. NaI sGctt, fcialr,
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snus.tal sng,ram,l,'s.

ANY Val sacrifice rwlor.rtc stou'. md cover .
NJ i-. r InIrdst.
81 0.EWOOD f-ociGvr nIHoo. si1l. fIll .uMsn-
~ i,rl JAhE5 GpiJON, 10 Er,rDct - near
hacd ueh.
fENUE GREAT UNION pIANO 90, - ~ lNtn
D hN., New 1ufk. luAkIIt tir a.. 'Iuth- 81
square pau0, ever mpdC In ths count. for ihe rli
trade. Give thsn acal J.I.ltAIi. o.. h"n'.
InH STANDARD ORGANS 10 l.g, and sod
IJN Oh lnsla u."t a Al a. pes h"Llh aN i'hb o.
PfLni' M FELTuN 60 n, I.u.uNay.