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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-01-07
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This Infallible Remedy does not. like the
poisonous irritating snuffs and strong caus-
tic solutions with which the people hayc
long been humbuggcd, simply palliate for q
short time, or drive the disease to the lungs
as there is danger Of doing in the use Of such
nostrums, but It produces perfect and per-
manent cures Of the worst cases- of chronic
catarrh, as thousands can testify. ''Cold
in the Hcadn is cured with few applica-
tions. Catarrhal Headache is relieved and
cured as if by magic. It removes offensive
breath, loss or impairment of the
sense of taste, smell or hearing, watering or
weak eyes, and impaired memory, when
caused by the violence Of Catarrh, rs they
all frequently are. ! offer in good faith q
standing reward Of $500 for case Of Ca.
tarrh that cannot cure .sgss
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EV.
ERYWHERE.
PRICE ONLY so CENTS.
Ask your Druggist for the Remedy; but
il he has not yet got it on sale, don't be put
off by accepting any miserable worse than
worthless substitute, but enclose sixty cents
to me, and the Remedy will be sent you post
paid. Four packages $2,08, or one dozen
for $500. Send two cent stamp for Dr.
sage's pamphlet on Catarrh. Address the
proprietor,
R.v. PIERCE. NJ D.
lvllm4] Buffalo N. Y.
For Sale by Price & Lowry. *ss
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-01-07
Self.Slsaugllter.

@ The fashion oftpainting she face,is
actually getting to be al almost ,uni~.
versally practiced- in.'good society.
There was a time whea the flashy en-
amcl, the glariag rouge, the India ink
for. he7eyebrows, and the crimson lip
salve, were lett to the exclusive uss,
of women who arc Fever seen or men,
toned among decent people; hut with
the general adoption offalsc hair, the
artof frescoing the human countensncs
seems to have become legitimatisea
among persons who deem themselres
the best of the human family. Even
men condcsccnd, it is said. ~ use
these cosmetic articles to make them-
-sclyes-ths Lord help us!-baautifuL
The slaves Of these silly fashions de-.
ceive nobody but themselves. Botat
health and good looks are marrcd for,
ever BY the persistent employment ef
preparations. for "improving the com.
plexion," for all these preparations
arc made of poisonous material. and
if they were not. it would injurs skin
and health irreparably to thus stop
the pores and check tho natural act
ios Of tho body. 4a es
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-01-07

Emma Andrew would say if I should.
as told her l never would while |
lived; and I won't. so that's decided. "
Dinner over / went up to my r. ON
to dress, for the exercises were to
commence at two. AS stood by the
table l noticed a small kid case, with
a slip Of paper upon it. I oponed
the paper, which bore my name on the
outside and read, "Will Nellie ac-
cept this from. her friend Alice Cor
don?'' In the boy lay the long-co-
vcted ornaments on their satin bed.
This last act of forbcarance and love
was even moro than I could endure,
and I sobbed bittsrly. while con-
science upbraidcd me for tho past.
l did not wish to 60 down, and a.
Floric was dressed I wrote on a slip
Of paper, Accept the thanks Of your
daughter Ellen" and sent it up to
mother, as / then determined to call
her. ..-.
, In a few moments l heard foot
steps approaching, and, turning, I
laid my head upon her shoulder and
n'urmured, "Forgive me. mother.'
Gently she smocthrd back the
heavy bands, of hair fiom my fore
head. Il did not do this to buy your
love, Ncllie," she said. II hope
you would have given that without
this testimony Of my affection.
From that day the most perfect
confidence existed between as. and l
ever found her true fricnd-a faith
full adviser. And now, though de-
cade Of years have passed away, l
still remember the look of satisfac-
tion that rested on her face, at the
result of her labor and love, when /
yielded to the dictates Of my better
nature, and gavo l,er daughters
love and respect.
\ little child, whose lips have just
learned to speak that sweetest Of all
words mammals sleeping in her
tiny couch at my side; aud when l
think Of the future Of that little one
God has committed to my care,
pray to the Great Disposer Of human
cvcrts that if be called to leave
her, while her feet are in the thorny
paths Of childhood ana youth. that
she may find as faithful friend,
though step-mether, az she whom
in my early years learned to call by
that name.
The wide and unboundcd prejudice
against the class referred to has
caused much unhappiness in many
families.
Let all who have the care of child
rem do all in their power to disabusc
their young minds Of such feeling.
Experience has taught me that
one may find true, faithful and low
ing friend even in tho person Of a
step-mothcr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-01-07
I'Nil Hight.

Drift little snowtlakes mid the shells,
Break little waves among the pebbles,
Rise little notes in dulcat swells, ,..
And faiat again in silver trcbles.
The let sun stoops, aud dips and dips
Ills burning brow to drowsy numbers,
Then kisses red the oceans laps,
And sinks away to golden slumbers.
Come twilight, with thy purple breath,
AID frcshen all the dropping willows;
The water-lilies faint to death, T..
The bending reeds, the fevcred biilows.
And bcckon forth the timid stars. ,.. ;
To tread the cool dew-drooling haven
And quickly let the burning bars
That bind the inpatient sea he riven.
And bring thy breeze with soothing wings
Around my heated brows to fluttcr,
And teach the waves more sad 10 sing, ,
More ycarning mysteries to utter.
Come gliding softly from the east,
Come, breathing over distant cities,
And crown the hills with holy rest,
And fill the winds with plaintivc ditties
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-01-07
Hope Oh.

Do not lose faith in human e1eel
lcnce because your confidence has been
sometimes betrayed, nor believe that
friendship is only delusion. aud love
q bright phantom which glidess away
from your grasp. Do not think thstf
you are fated to be mieersbls because
You are disappointed in your expect
ations and bafied in your pursuits. Let
no chilling influence freeze to the foun-
tain Of sympathy and happiness in it,
depths; no cold burden settle over your
hearts hopes like snow oDsthe faded
flowers, nosrude blasts of disc scontents
mar aud shrick through its dcsolsts
cham bere. 49, ---a-.-.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-01-07

In terrible agony soldier lay dy-
ing in the hospital A visitor asked
him. What church are you Of I"
"Of the Church Of Christ he re-
piled. Il mean Of what persuasion
are you?' ''Persua sion!" said the
dying man, a. his eyes looked Heav.
onward. beaming with love to the
Savior. Il am persuaded that neith-
er death MOI. life, nor angels. nor
principalities,, nor powers. nor things
present, nor things to come, nor
height. nor depth nor any other crca
ture. shalt be- .aLls to scparata h,c
from The love Of Sod which is in
Christ Jesus" se., ~s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-01-07

Pat, the fsyorite hostler Of Gen.
B. Of General Sberman's Geor-.
gia army, got drunk. The. General
gave him q lecture on discipline
the duties Of soldier towards his
superiors, and .temperance--rathss
mixed, but psyy strong, aud conc!ud-
cd as follows:
"Why you were drunk yesterday
too" -.~'~
"Yes. sir" Pat promptly replied.
"And you are drunk again" aail
/, Very drunk, said Pat; Il know
it to my sorrow, 1G eneral." ss.,s
Il won't allow this any more. If
i. occurs again I'll send You to your
regiment for extra duty. I'm will
ling that you may get drunk half as
often as do-won't thatvdo p -.-:.
"Wcll,' said Pat. II dunno.
General you'll keep me pretty
busv - }, :. Il tr "a a~ . = .! =
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-01-07

Tho Mount Gents tunnel, when I'm.
ished, will connect France by rail-
road with Italy, throughathc Alps.-
This great work was begun in 1857.
and was first carried on by manual
labor. 1t is now carried OH by ma
chinery driven by compressed air.
The present rate is about one yard
day on the French side. The ex-
cayations proceed from both enda.
and it 10 int tended that tho workmen
shall meet and shake hands in che
middle Of the Alps some time in 1873.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-01-07
SaocklNG.-The way some peopl,

SaocKISG.-rhe way some people
have Of being excessively nice ,atha
use of language is shown forth in The
following item: At si.laey. Ohio. =
woman went into. . store and -asksd7
for 'feline inte estines TOR lyrical psr-
pesos. " The sclerk told her he. HaA
out. Of thsn. but. bad. saouo .;mlghty-
good ,sat--sut .fdils-ssriags. She
tainted and had. 10 be carried out ont
on q revenue stamn -Sach 10 ifD.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-01-07

A Radical Prayer.

y Lord look down upon u all.
Bless the rich bondholdcr, give to,
the one-armed soldier 7-lOths Of ell
the natural blessings aud Withhold.
the cthcr 8 1Hths as we have done
with lis money. Take all burdens
from our backs and place them upon
the strong shoulders Of the .laboriag
man. for he is more sble to bear them
than We. Make him contcntcd ruth
his lot. f,r in thousands, Of instances
he is getting dissatisfied with. bis
temporal rulers and desires a change.
Lcealize our public frauds and thefts.
hel lp US to deciepe tho people. Look
as leniehtly as thou canst upon tho
crime against humanity which wc
have committed and which we mean
to commit continually, and which
we know should be unpsrdonablc.
viz : t''as of. iustigating murder and
rapipe ';,roughout the Southern
States for tire purpose Of making
political capital. Aud give Us power
to alter the Lord Prayer by evan.
gelical constitutional amendment,
with the two words do not" to be
used always before "wc." AS II 10
the prayer cannot he consistently
used by us, though We ACKNOWLEDGE
it has been the beacon light Of fshriss-
anity and frightened the hopes Of
dying world for eighteen centuries.
We thank thee for 6pcr cent. in gold
but-we want tAnore--we want gold for
our bonds. Give us also Grant. Cor,
President. again that I'VE may hays,
free license to s,cot Tor four years
more as we have for ie;ghs Years past
- .-E - FE-' - S.~ts "'&
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-01-07

''How arc you, julie +? been in the,
city all summer I" Yes, Of course );
why should I leave it p Why, you
owe more debts than l do, and | had
to leave my creditors don's
annoy mel never meet them.
why, how is that p well, you
see. in the summer time | always
walk on the sunny side Of the street.
and in tho winter time Oh the shady
side, and so never meet them. n."-
n. @. Pic. .,+, z...-... ....-.~r g. =
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-01-07

An Englishman Was Boosting 'of
tho great rate at which the cars run
in England. why, said hs, in ny
country they run seventy Eve milss.
an hour They do eh? said : ,Ysa-
kee who had been listening quietly
They couldn's rsn long as that rate
or they d soon run od the duesd little
island, -,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-01-07
A WONDERFUL COUNTRY.
Capt. Adams' Colorado River Expedition

Capt. Adarns' Colorado River Expedition.
The Washington Chronicle publish
es the report OF Captain Samuel Adj
ans to the War Department on the
character Of the region bordering the
Colorado river Of the West and it's
tributaries. Captain Adams has
been engaged in exploring this count
ry for the greater part'of the last five
years--during the past two and "a half
years at the instigation of the govern
ment.
THE RIVER. ..
For the 6rst lis miles from the
mouth Of the Colorado river there is
a very rich valley from Eve to fifteen
miles in breadth. Here is an ahund-
ance of cottonwood, willow, ash. and
mcsquitc--thc latter produces too
great heat for the great-bars Of
steam boilers unless tempered with
cottonwood. The same quality of
timber extends over 500 miles up ths
river. The Cocopan and Yuma In
dians here raise wheat, barley. corn,
aud mclous, generally planting as the
water rccedcs. The valley is equal.
if not superior, to that Of the Sacra-
men,o, California. They differ,
however, in this respect the soil of
the first slope back gradually to the
base of tho mountains, whilo tie
banks Of the other are higher i'm
mediately along the river. The fish
in the harbor and Gulf of California
are If the finest quality. In four
hours Captain Truwortby and my
self harpooned nineteen sea- bass.
averaging l49 pounds each. Above
Fort Yuma, 14O miles from the mouth
Of the river. to point 43O miles.
numerous unconnected rich valleys
are found. These are mostly occn-
pied by the Mojave. Chimawava, and
Pah.Utc Indians. These Indians
raise grain. m.lons, &C., and cut
wood for tho steamers. At the Mo-
jave valley, $50 miles from the
mouth Of the river. there is . very
rich valley extending over thirty
miles in length. Hero Colonel Dent,
who has had charge Of tho Indian
agcn cy, has succeeded in turaing the
water from the river upon tho rcser-
walton. The amount Of work he has
done By the labor of these Indians
speak very much in favor of his en-
terprise and the practical system he
has so successfully inaugurated to-
ward advancing the welfare Of tho
tribe over whom he acts. He has
had much opposition from those who
sought to n.onopolise the trade Of the
indians. This opposition. 80 COM
mon in Arizona, is the stronges: svi.
dencc in favor Of any practical move
ment. Here honesty in almost every
government transaetion 10 m except
ion.
MlNERALS-sc1NIRY
For tho distance Of 640 miles
along the Colorado river you arc in
constant view Of the leads Of gold.
silver. copper and lead. Many d
these can DO traced back into the
mountains for miles. or hang abrupt
ly over the banks Of the same. Many
Of these are in successful operation.
The scenery Of Chimawava. Mcjave,
Black. Long and Paintod esnons, are
particularly grand. 50 strange and
unusual il. the scenery hera. shat. il
descending through these eanous..
almost doubted their. existsncs. Il
J that Of Painted canon (so cSlcd BY
the Indians), at each change l6f po
sition new and stsrslings sbsa ute
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-01-07
Timber For Sale.

The undersigned has few acres Of
choice young timber for sale, cheap for
cash. For particulars call upon, or ad-
dreasa NIJAH MURRAY, = as*
A7tf] New Oregon. Iowa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-01-07

/, A Self Evident Fsot. --what tsvcy
else the Spaniards may. want. thev
ought not towant food; Jor hsyatAay
not = Provisional Govcruusu41..a
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-01-07

Two New Yorkers lately fought .
duel abont woman. who saya she.
.on's care = snap what beeopes ] Ok
either Of ,hen.s .-T s.as.set. 80
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-01-07

R.. R..rEH'
BLACKSMITH,
West side Of Elm street, adjoining Ed
vards' wagon shop,
CRE3cO - IOWA.
wosld respectfully say that he is prepared
q give his entire attention to blacksmith
ing n MI its branches.
One or more experienced Aorse-shoers
constaltly employed to give particular at
eentionstO that department.
Plsws repaired promptly and satisfac-
tion laaSanteed- nclm6
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-01-07
~ ~. IvENs,
p HUBBARD 4 CO.

DEALERS IN
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver-ware,
Piaaocs, Melodcons, Sheet Music,
Music Books, &C., &c.
MAIN STREET, Next DOOR TO BANK.
McCregOr. -. Iowa.
nl3.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-01-07

Would respectfully announse that he il
prepared to give his attention to
MAKING & REPAIRING WAGONS,
at CrsseQ, Iowa, and all work of his trade
Plows constantly on hand Of the best
patterns, cheap for cash.
80 Shop soa:h Of the Empire House
Crssco, Oct. 20, 1869. [23tfl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-11
Gitn Real gstaie for Sale.

A 1 HIGH-STOOP HOUSE for SALE, within
n Central Park high grounds I5I5,io perfect eonl
ton; all improvements Of quality would he sold cheap ior
cssl Address HOCSB Tribune Ohce.
EOR SALE on Fifth-ave., near FOrty-secOnd-
s-A valuable PROPERTY 5OnlO with large and trstcss build
mos s;, ,le for hotel or inst tuition Price Apply
Q75D HOMER MohuAN |rhes.
nor SALE, FURNISHED-A new 3-story,
high stoop HOUSE No 81 West fifytIst We
Eiehsve possession any time Apply 10 o"ner, RAhDbLL, 'o'
and Ssh Eghth-aye.
LNOR SALE-Harlem-A very desirable two
story attic HOUSE with water and stationary
ur; perfect pnoe 5000. For particulars inquire oil T.
vASDERHOOP, l94 Broadway, Room !.
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL ERN RAILROAD.
MORRIS AND KSsEX DIVISION.


Barcsy- foot Of ChrstOpherN
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY, April H. 1870
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, connecting Denye With Boon
Chester Branch Waterloo with Sussex
Anoyer Washington with the D. L. and w K K
hr Water esp Sirouur Scranton Crest Bend Bnganton, Sy
and all points the Lackawanna and Bloomsbury
~ Delaware an HUDSON X RtS
lO a IL LRHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark, Morris
Washington PhlpsbuT and EaOn;
Pulps5urg with Bel Del T. r Belydere, &c, and at
Etion With L. v T. for Bethlehem Aeaown Msuch Chunk and
sWilseshare
SCRANTON EXPRESS connects ct Dover with Chester r.
r Waterloo with and Washington with d. L., and
W r for Water GAP, Shrewsbury and Scranton
3 HACKBTfSTOWN MAIL connects With Boonon Chester
SUSSEX Railroads
MORRlsTOWS 1l2 1l4O $780, 1890 4:lo $50 AMI
-tppm.
Foi SUMMIT and intermediate stations at e3o 100, and 1000
-. 4:20 and 600 2. H.
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE $50 73O 900 and
.2J H. loo 2:J 3:4O 42o $50 $780, 600 $40 $780, and IL As
m 80. 49,. 90. -. -. - ~. =, -.
ll4O "l:O 2:O, '2: $3.50, 34O $780, 4:lO 42O
$50 5:lO 1870 -7:s5, 800 and l:i5
Tram marked Newark.
BLOOMFIELD and MONrCLAR, at $50 and H:W g. and
.. m l.tO $40 I n M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-11
Coma Jslano Real gstate for Sale.

TOR SALE, or to LET-For the Season,
village Of Huntington, L. HOUSE very pleasantly n
ste splendid wei Of watrin the house barn Sc
good Price $500 rent for the SUMMER $50
further inquire OF Propreo l6l Grandst NJ IT, OF oil
T. G. NELSON Huntington, L. l.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-I1ainsl leave DepOts foot

.
II fChAmters-st and foot Of Twenty trst as folows
leave ChGmtrss at 10 $3.50
100 daily leave Twen thrlst at 7:45 g45 a.
and (ay New and improved Drawing Room
will the 1850; through Buffalo,
Horn v with magnificent Seeng Coaches running through TO
Gallon Coaches viii the 300
Buffalo the $3.50 from New York TO
from NewNok 70 Rochester Buffalo and
t(irsiunAti An Engrsnt leaves daily at 1880
g. thirl-
'll:i5 M and AIS p. NJ
MiddOxn and Way $3.50 ITwen,ythiris a:l5 M;
SUNDAYS only $50 a (TNeuty DIST, B5 p ny
$3.50 Twenty thirist '8:l3 M
For Neslugh and Way a. $3.50 and 4S p H. CTTenty-
tAr-st, a 3:l5 and 4:l5 ?. M 80
Sufcrn and Way and CIwenty thrds $40 and
NJ n 30 (Twenty-ihirdst, III M
Way from Tventythri Depot al b:s5 O;l9 a1o
& IS 1913 a n u n las, 4:Ol, 5l3 AMI 6:f5 p
Hlsa from Twenty hrt Depot AZ - and
IS IS 545 and t6 As From Chamberst
at r is 1915, 600 and +6t5
Twenty thirdst Depot at 5;43
q n 1918 ans f6:I5 Saturdays only l2
Chamherst Depot 900 m; IO 5:U, 4;I9
$500 D. Saturdays only. tl2:OO midnight 800
Tickets Apartments in drawing Room ana Sleeping
be checking and transfer OF bag
ga-e Companys Offices l 529 and 5 Broa1Wayi
u snit wentyhfbst and Thrae
Harlem Fulton BROOKLYN Dots foot Of ana oct
No. BIehaneepsce and Long Dock
depot Jersey City and Of the Agents at The principal hotels
l. D. RUCKBk, MAY "a, WV n bhi.r
Superintendent 1870 General Passenger Agent
uailx 4 PorU Hacker only For PermOn only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-11
uesifbesirr Countn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE at TREMONT-35 minutes by
Harlem Railroad Jstory, roof HOUSE 1, with addition
2rlO and heater good oier lots LAID out
fruit and evergreen barn and
high and splendid view stone fence and iron
horse Proe
1900, including hoe and rocsaway; terms Apply to
Dr. A. GBNTIL, 85 Broadway, N. Y. City.
nor SALE or to RENT at RYE-A hrge
MANSION handsomely finished black walnut the HOUSE has
all improvements and beside Coge and
ouungs; about Of land we'll laid and fruted Extensive
views Por full particulars inquire Of
Q76D HOMER MORGAN, Pine-s.
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Steamboats, anh nailroaoe.

6teambcats anh nailroaoe.
people. LINE II P3 nRs4 A MlsA1Sl6isr RIVER
III. .b ST. sSas DHkg afe REAs
RsooS, S 4.o sd' n S s and so Rarnns
Che Landing Albany the arrival Of connecting nTpSR
E wo os 'Pa G ss.s. sn sn No. to e
SAFETY, sPEE H0kx ANp ,f COMFORT
Boston Worcester feOq GIO'G1 Junction LSg'
points The new aud sanch steamers
''ii VI CITY OF LAWRENCE ,snox
-ns,rs yerrort daily Csuna,y s1ePie al O'Clock H. from
For Yer-h there connecting with E,pT, wSes
g. The ' Rg points 1 ss L F5s R SSs'' N'r"
osh tickets and for freight apply sH iSS GGGe Agent
SsS 'iS Oct Is, 1883 -----
EOR NORWALK and DANBURi.sStsesatm.e sT
ihirty-seyenhst Al p m No ~ 5,51 "a
DNTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD Cos
ID DEPBSDBsT LNE for BALI HKRS gREGHT re-
esIs .n Sf lIr By PR9PRLTkR LANE Pier r. and
Sts d RATES res Low ssPSs al; r.
Mssr Of TIP Washington c. shSu extra COS,
osIy SE oDs ibis ''. Nd Sap fER3E T CEN G GOOD
No. 2a2 Broadway, cor Bsrclsyst New York
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
Passenger Depot New York foot Of Liberty ST. con-
nets FemnrtOn Branch Railroad at Hampton Junction
nth the Ihgh SuspehSnns Railroad and at hsson with IN lie
h VALLEY and connections forming direct line to P''s
bar-h and the West, without change Of cars - .,
ALLENTOWN LINZ To THE WEST e -,
and three saved by this line TO chicago 'nnA'
n with lat change Of
Palace through from New l0k toNMcKn
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Conmencng Nav 10 l87D.-LeaVe New orb as follows
$50 - m-For Psn6ed. - , . ,,,,,.
Bethlehem Msuch Chunk. Wiisnspor wilkes
tsrre Pton Mhsnoy City, Tunkhannock Io"shdS "s'e ~
Rm-Por Feninyfon Eason Allentown Mauch Chunck WILKES
barre Reading Columbia Bphra Ahi fot'Ae hAI
iurg
2p m-For Easton Allentown. SC $500,
3n Nor Fason Allentown Manch Chunok, and Belyidere.
4:SO ,. m-For Somele and Remington
SIS J. m.-FoE Somervlle
m.-FOr Easi0n.
m.-fOr somervle.
1.t5 o m.-For Easton
m.-Por Plainhed.
III m.-For PlAnseld. on SATURDAYS only - -.
$50 6N $50, 7:3) $780, $500 9:2O
y0.B Ms MP loo 300 2l5, BIS, $50 400 4O, ii5,
SIS 5 GOO 6:2O 700 7:i5 $500 1913, l2:0J
FOR THE WEST
ErPKFs, daily eIceP Sundays foI Escn, Allen
Regions Sonele for Pennington Connects at june
oa Shrewsbury Scranton, BnghamOn Syracuse &C
Coaues Phipsbarg for Mauch Chunck Wkesbarre, 6e
RXEss, daily for Baston Bethlehem Allen
town Rsng Harrisburg Pttstuh Chicago, and Cincinnati Sleep
Pittsburgh and Chicago Connects at Junction
Nib Deaaar LackawaHna ami Western Railroad for Scranton
through from Jersey City TO Pittsburgh evening
Tekep obtained the ofoe Of the Central Rail-
rol Of SesJersey foot Of Liberty St. " at No Astor House
10tcS t. hCkBh, superintendent
" y Ram Pass IT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-11
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves jaime

s:Oa N Mail Train for Grtenport
Io3c a M or RmJn Glen Cove Valley Huntington, and
ISortsport , . g.. - e...-,.
fIghs.
5.35 n m. for North Isp
B Al tn Branch for Hampstead
Snsy trains Glen Locust Valley Huntington, and
Eartbncrt lesyeH unter Point at 9 q Ii. and P.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-11
BROOKLYN Real estate for Sale.

ONLY $4,000 for a very valuable CORNEf
" PROPERTY Cassona lot l2Orl6i house about 80 Zee
square Apply HASTINGS COLvIS SALMON aud Pinest