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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-04

DUCHU Is A STIMULANT, and of itself
NAV fail 10 effect cure, but Buehu,
when scientifically combined with bromide
of Potassium and other ingredients, pro-
duees se5ative effect, and causes healthy
action, thus inereasing the powers oi diges-
tion. anasing Irritation, reducing all un-
natural swelliugs, stopping pain and imam
nation and causing the repairs aLd nutrl-
ments in the human body 70 be g - - -
ard decay. and gives nourishment, heaith
and Eigor tothe system ..;s;,-
Nv Bucbu is good for all diseases arising
from excesses; such as Weakness anu az
in the Back aud Legs. Trembling IN Ine I.,
gion of the Heart. Weak Nerves, - -,
Countenance. Dryness of the Skin, ScroIulA
syphilis, in its many forms, Ulcers ana
Tumors. =. 80
If fvour system is affected by any o. the
sbore sx-n,,teras and diseases, rellet Is a.
hand. Get bottle ofrny Bnchu anu Dro-
mide of Potassium at once and you may re-
iy pn"l on per- 'get Sqfss fsav My record
Compounder of Medicine is second 10 no iN''n
in the Southwest e5
Twentv-fve or thirty years ago, as my
fallow-eitizens know full well, found me oe
hind the prescription counter IN the cry IN
which now dwell; have cured more Pee
ME Of various diseases than All the PhyS'-
clans in Louisville put together Chuouo1-
ealx. for every single patient that an;
Louisville physician has have hpns,sSfl ,ts, ,l
/ am no upstart of yesterday "a Ny i hei
cines are a success great success ~ ~A'
vile Is not large enough for me 70 ave d
competitor mon9Peii1e the le v hoass,t,s ans ar
Patent Medicine Trade here Ohe aHu Hu
otber las tried. by copying after me here
in Louisville, to compete with me- onii , Oh, on
after snot her, their guns have been sllsn n'ssso'
and their efforts have been abortiFe-
Nv Medicines are good and answer the
purPOse-tbat is the secret Of my success,
My reputation as sompopnder OF g1ot' -
lisbls articles is fully established.
believe my Buchu and Bromide ol u
tassium is the best article now in the mar
ketfor the cure of all diseases OF the ut4haEy
- Observation-Disclosures organs, such as Noctur-
ualIncontinence. Irritability OF the bIau,IGl
and Urethra, Inflammation Of ths telsis e
OF the kidney, and all that class Of diseases,
R,,v a dollar bottle and be cured. Use as
per directions III ali cases
"a tE A sffff
Manufactures and Venaer Of the
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-04
BULLS WORM DESTROYER.

ESh-oct Of a Letter from Georgia.
vrLLASow, WALKER CoUNTY, Ga,
June-29, 1866.
Dr. John B-lE-Dear Sir; have recently
given your Worm Destroyer several trials,
and find it wonderfully efiicacious- 1t has
not failed in a single instance to have the
wished for effect. l am doing pretty
large country practice, and have daily use
for som SPrticle of the kin1. "
? an, Sir, respectfully. sasa
JULIUS P. CLEMENT, VI. D.
P $50 unqualified and numerous are
the testimonials in favor Of my Worm De-
sfroyer that newspaper. space is entirely too
small TO tell its merits. M fiitat
1t is an infallible remedy for Worms. Try
IL and be convinced. See my journal for a
more full description. JOHN BULL.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-04
Italian organ Grinders IN COun
Cit

A number of the leading Italians of
New York recently called meeting with
a view of canvassing the best means to
be adapted in ridding the country of that
well known street pest, the italian or
gan grinder One of the high toned
attendants at the meeting is credited with
the following harangue in English:
Il am an artist Sacramento l do
not want this hurdy gurdies. this organs,
this harp No, do notwant it. Sangre
de dio. Everywhere's | go it is a dis,
gracgnent to me. | am soloist When
|, perform they say who is this mans {?
Sir, | stand all the whiles as true Ital
ian. | say this man is Italian Then
they say he is moosician Of de street, or
some OF them 90 behind my back and
make dis" here the irate Italian gave a
vivid representation of the operation of
organ-grinding But | say of these
committee, what do not comes to this
America and cannot speak but Italian,
be must be loater, or tief or MUIR
derer, or a Something. | say geeve de
Italian something TO work, and den we
shaif have no more hurdy gurdies."
Hls argument seems conclusive. At
this meeting society was organized with
raniifcations extending throughout the
country, having FOR its object the rescue
.of the Italians from degradation aud the
hurdy gurdy, aud the diverting of his
predatory instincts into less ignoble and
more remunerative channels. Success to
the snciefu
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-04

A TRAVELLER. who has crossed the,
Atlantic tells a story Of the storm, when
the rain poured down in such torrents
thatlthe Dceanrose ten inches, There
no mistake said he; besides, the Cap
tain kept a mark on the side of the
vessel
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-04
THE HICKMAN COURIER


The yellow fever is raging at 1ieks-
burg as an epidemic. The authorities
have requested strangers to remain away
Tar barrels'a bonfires are kept burn
ing in the streets BY day and night, as a
sanitary preeaution At Natchezo there
has been quite a number of deaths, bns
the fever has not been declared an epir
demic. 60
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-04

MANY ladies' have ruined the shape OF
their ears by wearing heavy, massive ear
rings, which not only spoils the shape OF
the ear by elongating it but also produce
headache and pains III the face.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-04
BULLS : SARSAPARlLEA.

Al ~ ~ .
ST. LOUIS, April 80.
DR.. Jons BuBL-Dear Sir: Knowing the
efficiency of your Sarsaparilla, and the heal
ing and bene fetal qualities il possesses, L
send you the following statement Of myc
I wassreunded about two years ago-was
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen
months. Being moved so often, my wounds
have not healed yet. | have not sat up a
rhoI1en since | was woanded.14I am shot
through the hips Ny general health is
impaired, and / need something to assist
natare,f Ihaye more faith in yodr. SSarsp-
pari1Ta than in any thing else. Iwisii that
that is genuine Please express me half a
dozen bottles, and oblfge
CAPT. c. ?. JOHNSON,
P. SrMr.. Johnson was the son Of a skill
ful surgeon His mother reeomme nded 10
her friends and for many years used my
SarsapariIla with perfect success. In Scrof-
ula and Fever-sores Mrs. johnson states
tia the cures effected were almost miracu-
Ions. Read my Journal for extended in
formation and advice in your ease. My
Journal contains certificates of eminent
persons, ministers and medical nlenAfnen
who are known here in this community for
integrity and veracity. Thave recently
received a most remarkable certificate from
an eminent gentleman of Louisville. -.
: -4rfss q - A'l JOHN FULL
. tfrI41-.rtF4f aal4g
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-04

DEy ELoPMENTs at Washington show
that an organised band of ROBBERS have
fer years been Systematically plunder-
ing the Treasury, devoting their attention
principally TO operations on the Bounty
Fluid, Many leading Radicals are laid
to De implicated, aud rich disclosures
may be looked for soon.
Is FLAT falsehood-lying on your
back.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-04
CELEBRATED
SMITH TONIC SYRUP
FOB TIE CURE or
eeBB AND- D-FEVER
cHILLs AND FEy E R,

CHILLS AND + Ey e K,
rhs rropEietor of this celebrated medi-
cine ilstly claims for it superlority over
All remedies ever offered to the public for
the safe, certain, speedy, and permanent
cure of Ague and Fever, or Chills and Feyer,
whether Of short or long standing. lie re-
fers 10 the entire Western and Southwest
arn eountry to- bear him testimony to the
,rutb Of the assertion, that in no case what
ever viii it fail to cure, if the directions are
s,r;ctlv followed and carried out In
great manv cases a single dose has been
srf.cient for q cure, and whole families
have been cured by a single bottle, with a
-, restoration OF the general health.
Il is however, prudent, and in every. case
more certain to cure, If It's use is coIitiiftieu
IN smaller doses for week or two after the
3isease has been checked, more especially in
dificult and long Standing cases Us ualiy,
,tis medicine VIII not require any AID to
Keen the bowels in good orderi should the
patient. however, require cathartic medi-
cine after having taken three or four doses
~ he Tonic. single dose of BULL $ EG-
ETBsIE FAMILY PILLS viii be sufficient.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-04
From the Nashville Banner, October p.
CLOSING TEAE TRADE.
The Terms upon which the
SiOCE holders OF the Nashville
and NOTthXvesfeTn Road Con-
sent 10 Ats sale.

The stockholders of the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad met in annual
session at the Office of the Commercial
Insurance Company, at 10 o'clock yes
terday morning.
Colonel NJ d, Cardwell was called to
the chair, and John G. Steele was ap-
pointed Secretary.
Messrs John 4 Gardner, J II Dodds
aud II j.. Claiborne, were appointed a
Committee on Proxies.
The meeting then adjourned until
l.30 P. N, to allow the committee time
70 prepare their report.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Committee on Proxies made the
following report, which was adopted;
The undersigned Committee on Prox-
les have performed the duties assigned
'Naz'l--.2'd hsz ieeHe,.te~sa- q.s' ea ,feuo'vS..
vote as pH~<y, 53 votes II A. Tyler,
as proxy, 500; for self. o; Alfred Gard
ner. as proxy, So; for self, ~ J. n.
Henderson, as proxy / @. 3. Given,
as proxy, | VI. VI. Box, as proxy, sol;
j. b Fletcher, as proxy, / W. 4.
Steele, as proxy, 35 John A. Gardner
aud j II. Vincent, 500; for self aud
Vincent, A; for self and Gardner, 50;
r. ID. Hicks, as proxy, %.
Your committee beg leave further to
report, that they examined a large mum
Der of special proxies, authorizing stock
TO be voted at the annual meeting of
1870 and 1871, for directors, which be-
ing special, we have not felt authorized
to allow.
The Committee, in view of the impor-
tance Of the present meeting recommend
that each member Of the meeting be al
lowed to vote on former proxies, now
lost, especially in all eases in which the
agent was generally empowered to act for
the stockholders.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-04

JUDoE not Of Gods love by Provi-
deDces, but by promises.
Coon country butter-An old gaa.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-04

The above is exclusive of the En
cam pment. During the first ten years Of
the existence of the Order there were no
reliable statistics Of the relief granted by
this institution, but for the last iorts two
years we have reasonably correct data
and the work and relief is as follows :
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-04

There has been an increase Of four
teen new lodges, and the total member
ship is S,308 The total revenue Of the
year is 500 ,245 50 The relief extend
ed amounted to S24,177 73. Six Re
becca degree lodges had been estab
Gsbed
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-04

The first trial by jury was held in
Rome, Italy Oct. Is, 1871,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-11-04
CONFINED " TN
Bromide Of Potassium.

Purehass a Bottle and carefully read direc-
tions.
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the socIety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
HORSE IND CARRIAGE MARKET

NBw-YoRK, Monday, Jan. 90 1871
The week opened under no more favorable
auspices for the horse trade than the preceding one had
closed and the only feature note in the market was
the arrival Of very fine lot OF carriage and road horses
mostly Membrno Chief Old Messenger stock, bred
and reared in Otsego County, ~ VI all Of which were
selected and bought by Mr. Fitch OF the wen known firm
OF Fitch & Conan In the BULBS Head market.
No sales OF importance have taken place to-day and
prices continue In favor % buyers.
Messrs johnston Van Tassel will hold their regular
auction sale OF horses and carriages tomorrow CTues
dayl January 81, at II o'clock
Quite q number OF slcghs, at very low figures, were
sold from the repositories otherwise the carrage trade
remained very quiet. ,,, l., -
The leading manufacturers are busily engaged IN pro-
duenQ their Spring styles. Among the FAMILY carriages
the andaus win be prominent and especial prominence
will be given the glass front aIida'i c9nolnne,
IA il does great advantages for both Winter and summer
use The Grand Victoria, double Suspension springs,
will also have a chief place. For modest people, VINO
drive but one horse cabolet will be even more poPu
lar than during the past season; Win one reay nne
horse tbee yehires are very stylish ~ wen ~ useful
The cart with notifications from ast season,
will be much by young gentlemen who drive Dang
tails and employ the nattiest London grooms Lne
dagger wagon and the box" VIII DC more popua1
than ever among the road people VINO own nyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
cp,vryAL COURTS.

n..o, Market Police Court, Charles Irwin
-, cbsfge o. attempt 70 StN WIZ "
W het 80 Cbtfs, II O.os store. No IIs'ehh-piaee
Col Alexander recently arrested on SIaF nS oi
WI xber Supervisor OF iuHsi }evenat IN New " oas
s'hesios . q o. DIV yessy and n nov n the CUSTODY Of Deputy
karsha Ahen
A, the Tombs Police Court Yesterday, Justice
a. the seiooshp Hars leland Thoaras pcnne an
Err Beus6oys whom Detective fnB esssSt peAhs PocAe
y Pnnsns Bosse- qaaTt- =, ~ 4,
T. tba United States District Court for the south
-, ~ Grand Jury eutea inInenS yeraay
oerA IIsrsaen Ursach Padossrey1 enhezthny W
~ pe Osos Peter johnson Charles Peterson and Sharts
ersvorjae 10 mote Js~es & Colgate and cus
49, lsyips 70 possession viii intent 70 utter eounteH nAloSai
Al the Essex Market Police Court, George Wood
- So R,tel YESTERDAY charge Of breaking into Chars H.
10 myson, and carving aSay 81 Fars Of
49, vslue .George Ch5ou. held for sshng =
80 - PaHn Sesrah Suaolk George RyanW aliaee
committed foT ehhg co bs Won" s|VV
,,o b. sLors Of I. MakkOWitS at No lso St1nton-st
lanes Hickey aud several drunken companions
.-t he TsseT Hall IN West hghteenht between
Heh asa dlng the temperance exercises htt sunday
sn M made which bid II the forcoe eecon OF
Ics t ohae Lynch Of he officers Of ne see ei ne
.n M Lyneb hall and es'hing be sdewa was so1
nlT ceb BY Hickey and knocked down With heavy So"sa ma
l. NJ ah PROSTATE VOusv kcked By ohn brauy ma
william HcH alas BoOn companions Of Hieiey Al 'ss Sss
,r AMI seu beot Justice Coz al zoe Jehersoh hIAo
Pohos CooHt BY whom thoy committed for uaL
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DECIsIoNs-JAS. 80.


G,f,rerae Court hdmbeTs-By Judge sutherland
Bra at granted with $40 costs to panb 70
event Of he action he plaintiff 70 gye the slPoao Snn S
,yneut and motion for extra allowance e
~ orir % ed Crowley ogt Snith-hot"n oe
"a w;ho parT Knman ag knLnahDefsuit SET
sd and settlement Of issues 70 he restored 70 ne
calendar aud without costs 70 either party on
uotoh Cohanks Vela Motion denied without ooa eah
ext Fr-e-Alo~snee plaintiff Of s1 AltenefABl NY
Wcnrenrofh denied without either party, ann
sta vacated La Fsrge-Tbe bond w@s and Se
Eve The should have been 70 demand o. we
ssgo The pnss NAV havc eight ta 70 nc sev ender
ing justification and SIC ooSs oi op
rnr ne poio II this OF copy snd
npaus nav stand defendant has 20 tine 70 answer
A moi I'M The plsntF dismissed wb costs order 10
b. Wab AoicS granted and reference 70
Aesf aeermDe Holloway SephensMouon Denied without
costa Andrews GenVie WeOea COHpany Exceptions TO ne
report Of The reerss Ovei and the report confirmed without costs to
er marty Morgan SkdmOreOn this motion leave granted TO
mesea Ir leave 10 amend m answer and nst
~ amended hOuh he granted
aYea $40 costs opposing The men1ed answer 70 Dc
seryed N 20 5sys; order 10 be settled notice.
By Judge Ven BTunG-BOdlRe bgf kleeh-CAse settled
Naria6 COnFt-PGrt UI.-By Judge JOachimsen.-
Pbetney Adrb1adgueB for the plaintiff Lesser Ast keL
Judgment FOR hs defendant an against the plastic With eos AID 10
allowance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
CIVIL NOTES.

The Supreme Court General Term, IN nS Ss
ordered that no appeals on the general calendar w Dc
heard at the February new cHehG ae t1r that
from pOn-enumcratcd motions VII M, The eierk before
term Notes of issue must be hieu WIN w
Thursday, Feb = . o.. .oo.ordox,
the jury in the action OF Jesse roy rs,o, ,o Main
ham Baker Others Te9 3SsGSer xeSS the value
tins Inc SAT- wa % the property Of planths and to
81 corn a"SSyT 80 sfaIly detained by defendahts'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PoRT OF EBw-YoRK. ..................

Port OP EBw-YORK .................,.......JI B n
s.,.~.sip Ci,y Of London 11sss;s Liverpool
sSs ie5r 5 %ssao Eve Issr PSs'o
sair Srraag Cssie Halhol London.
Bart HeunSi Hsussu Gi1rsitaI for or1ers
Bsrs sealnsa Arr. Au,ssT.
Rsi. R sie1 Nm Can car 1 vsH,eg
ta is ' vssI L asso@sy f Ps2s FO'''A"
sssr Grf.l Bsat- sSil:oI asranhan and p.rA
Sebf Joe RcIets Rec, Norfolk, Va
ARRIVED.
stesnshp Crons Charleston Jan and
Steamship Is-se Ben BsEeman Richmond City rOht asd NOol
s.s.@.1g y.sl'; PoaDe Fn,lsaelgs. Ha:s sDS
hesmsb 81 Loas whieAes Ees Orsns Jan 81 AM W Pas
SssHslp Rstiie.nals wirBe,t Philadelphia
Mn btaet PrSoe Of London lBghs Yokohama va ds5s tea
Ssg villa FrSn Williams, Antwerp Dee H. Filsasg Dec q,
Bsll 8,enisy. r.r,ss. MN Rive. Jan IS day. lor~ooa
Barb EpbraA Williams Eeea, biz Island Dec "a
bah Ibqrns nsrse Po Talbot days railroad %
BAN GnAb Of Turts asd DTOumODd MstAnias 10 dsys
bsrs Jenny Heure Bremen q tsy. bsHsa
brg hIceir Asy0f and IRON Bermuda 10 days ballsSt
bhs Ussn 81 o. Parrs00r0 E. Norman 81 AIMS Bay jan 70
~; Uruguay Of YaraOul g. Kmbsn mOniedeO 60 day. hides
tng arcosteol O Boston Lord PensseOs % days humber
.snE Suh Thompson. Ceniggos II dsys
be- oer q DiF0y s. CoResr Bay Jam dsys log
s -, sa Of 9sss,e Bs..i'. $, Per- Mart % day, ns.I
-, M.r. Of SOgsee s. Pers Mar y dsys, sussI.
hehf AnDis T. Burton, CO0mbs Virginia
sehr oHpetltor lighter Rogers, Iod-e
ktI nv SposSrt Tur. e. Savannah Jan 10 luAb4I
@IbD-h4nsst hFti s W. couey
DOMESTIC PORTS.
r2s1 AoSEoK Jan "Arrgsd steamship YsoO EeuOresns for
1ala i0sel t2Ss Tesfsr Baltimore, run
M propeller "a inoay mgLt bSd miles OF tie spes carrying
Aes Der ~ ocn I'D iofe nggug and sisv NJ
b"foF gsa 5OArrvel steamship Hereus newton; bng NJ
tholoa hrHL-rs ban Volunteer hScha ProvBoss.p
~. VAtea q ht y - from Denarsra via HslfsI
hESDsleASs Jan Bssei tiesusnp George Cromwell Clapp
~" loh Ansrl tbtmstp CoIts kclsOa ifsIB ke9YOfs
- fHN'~V jar 1-Arn7so British snip Clarendon, from
hAtAsNAH jay SArrel sseamsSips ssegoS Bsamore
sN "r4aoA IRON Aotf9'ef. aud
ssfJf ii. 5i-t brsTu irca Havana A4Ty q Wand FROM
LAO au h~tes Kenny. Wood.f Hoe Cleared set Archie
r taEirn Hta Sparkling sc. for
furssct via io-e tr Heslorl an W b. foi Wai5gta1
' ~ ''' ""N4iHs"
FOREIGN PORTS.
0'hkssTosE Jan 9-dh' 't,swshB CITY Pans Capt MIe
a. so'eed The onslip hben- C6pl Harnaa from EeYo
3ab ID for Lyepot tooce here tdsy prse5 me
h'a"sAa Capt Ginf fro. se. Jan - liverpool oscs,a
Hf IRON NeN Yorl Jan g arrived po On ssiDr4.v I'D
bsofef'l b. Liverpool N-'' 49,
hArhs.. Jsn y0-hrysd steamship CY Meroo T,oer,sn,
b. Fea trz hsal. All fOI New York 81 Feb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31

hoon only % years old when he purchased inc ring,
Sd Site Yesterday brought an acton IN ,he
nno pt hefore Judge Shea 20 recover the naanSo
eor' s nroyed on the part OF the piantn tnat '
Ssepdsnt was candidate for Assistant sad that
s tiTn he pure hased the ring, and the Judge su 90
Sne u 60 cred his statement that he was innoI O.
~ time no must that he was willing 70 fned
VII In taking the oath Of office had he been ~. .he
hSsrscre he gave Judgment for the paintin iOi ~
ell amount claimed, with interest
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iFor Fremont and Nc. oSI,
JCI AMI Dali ROAD

| oNG ISLAT \ p RA M "a RMrsr
On MONDAY OCT a. 1870 Trains viii leave JaDes'hp
fooSt;
a:y m Greenport aud SAG harbor
m Nor;bIoT Way Train.
500 D. seq Hrbor Rysbesd Express through 70 Green
o Sauriay rights
4:G0 ?. ~. Hothpor EIpr,s 80,
so: NJ Hampstead Tram runs 10 lhp on Saturday nhn
$500 p SorfhPot Way Trlla ,n,
All counse; brsah snpsead SUNDAY trains for Rosyn
Glen y,ler isviie Huntington AMI sorhpor leave
Iuulers : a IN. AMI 2. J. D. bAkTON, snPt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK, Monday. ]!

NEw-YORK, Monday, Jan. 80, leTi.
The market at the Exchange was without
Interests two legal sales postponed and public
sales of Importance made At private sale mod
crate inquiry for unimproved property reported
VIM H. Raynor has sold three lots north corner
OF Eightethst and Ffhave. II feet inches fronting
on Central Park 100 feet the street and lots on
the rear fronting Eghtiehs rs feet and feet in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS

The foreign mails viii close a. January 81 follows
POI German s-staions and 81 HIS ami AZ lo5 H.
= Z ssdP A. 1919 NJ @ and az le;lO
TUESDAY JAN. n
Hamburg steamship Hossa
o Hoboken ose at The Pos Osct al H. Nc Supple
uertagy Nail Steamship ale At p n
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2oar0 ano Rooms.

BOARD and APARTMENTS WANTED bv a
EcfiisnaH vie spl 0UsheT woa bedrooms an
Soon sa would prefer quie' Ese Iersaess exchanged n.
bi GOD q hesaaye. preferred Tenns moi % eEoeeJ p.f
stes AaiIsss viii particular Boz 4sg Post-Oaee
kSOARD wanted ia HARLEM, in a private
sy 80 ado a he'd uniau he al
Euibfsl md I've hdfen ALfrs s.4 .c1iaIs r.
h-S ~ '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
Gonses an6 farms Uantfo.

WANTED.-To RENT in IIARLEM-A first
COTTAGE " about eight good Ion and neigh
borhooi and be all right xay Will pay
about rear oocupy um April Family small AueneAHs
GRORGB H.. Boz 504 n. Y. p. o.
WANTED-STORE PROPERTY on Beck
Jotn st. or Aadenla between the Pearl
william Cold or CIasA NJ A rutland a Co, Be-kmAh-L
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A history brick HOUSE in one of the best
IA locations Brou EXCHANGE for County Residence in
~ M A. rutland Co. Be.sm.nst
EXCHANGE.-Fine tracts of low.prlced
~ Lands Missouri railroads. Ao in lows Kanss Mime SOFA
Virgins Florida good title for near real esss erehAna
prupertT. MACOMBBR 4 BARKER, 3T Broadway.
no EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY-A
eood PARH Of LAND With DWELLfsG-HOUsB and
BARN ~ mes n All free and clear Apply to
THOa X AGSBW, No. DO GreeuSiehst, Nsvlors
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NETWORK AND NEW HAVEN RAIL
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COMMENCING JUNE 20 1910.
'evenust
Posrtb-sge Entrance T~rnly srVrnta It
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK,
For Nexayen and Bridgeport T. tkIl, U;O R;I3 'bLl
lErl JG tJ0 3:.9 aRd 9 lbI I. =, %
For SoiSaii T. tR,J . i1:oo l2:IS Or I 3:+' $40
Fa5 Dsrea : ii:56 a. m; 5:as e:aopm
ForS y. 1889 Etl5 tEI lioi tErl
AS 40 iEI.J. I:i5, $40. $50, 7;l5, tEI D.
For stations Z nD n 9:l9, Jfo
AS $50 6:9l s:l5 .. ~.
Sunday Twenty sctentst ora 81 M iof
Boston, Vi both Springfield Line and shore Line
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield, .. n. } sad p ~
For Boston via Shore Line 2:I5 ..
For Hartford AID Spnngaeh 2:E, q 40 10 70 Hartford
gDn 81, -.--- -.-..-
N,rrzgansett Bay, arriving at ESQ N d,
For Ri yer Railroad "a R;lo T. m 10 hontrea
D m q Northampton.
For shore Railway Norwich and Providence R;S
g. o N-S-Iondon, p -
For Eea Haven and Northampton Railroad m 10 North
snd Wihziasbugh
ForH Railroad 2 IN. and j ..
Railroad. and 80 p NJ 70 waterbury
For DGnhury aaI Eorwslt Railroad, lZ3 and ~ p
For Railroad, a. ;l3 i:JO AMI DIV r. m
ComoO Sleeping attached TO tram aud sso 10 sun
dy Mail rain Drawing Room Car attached 10 NE
m ami 81 n tnins JAMES II. HOYT. Superintendent
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