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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08
GIVEN. UP A. LOST.

Tie second thing is the patients must stay I'm a warm
r..ui. uutH they pct well; It j. almost impossible, To-
prevent taking cold when the lungs diseased, lut il
must h' prevented or cure cannot lee elected Ir>E
air AMI riding out, especially in this the com
Try the fall AMI inter season. all WRONG Fy.i
,.I- who recommend that course lose their patients.
n ,l,r lung, are badly diseased; and vet because thr,
are The A"u>" they must not sit down quiet: tlr,
walk about the room much and as last the
,irn-h viii bear Ia uct up 4 good circulation nf h
i,... we'll This has great draitodo with tho appetite,
r. rair Of cure amer such evidence Of It's possibility
the worst and moral certainty in al. others. l.
sinful r- Sh'nck, personal statement I" the Faculty
,5 bis own cur. in these modest words;
MANY year ago was in the last stages Of cnn>ump-
ii,-i NAT could not live a week then Ike drown
i'2 man t.,i' ~ raw MARI "ii ana 't'Il d,
H." lrlItth'hS which no" ui'r l" tl, ruhI!', AMI
;Iy mad" perfect cure al me. 1t seemed /" me that
could feel them penetrate my whole system Th,y
,on rircnr TIA" matter in my lungs and would sIit
mp more than pint OF offensive yellow matter every
morning Tor long time" As soon as that began Ia sub
side. cough. fever, pains and night SwcIi> all began
l"lyc m" andny appetite became 80 great that II WIS
wHh dihruliy That could keep from eating To-" hu'h
s"n gained my strength ana have grown III flesh c -
'iu'". '-~>- ---->--~ 4
p"r;'r. then leaking like mere skeleton; my w'=lt
vi, only nin%ty-s,'.n pounds; my present w"sLt
years have enjoyed uninterrupted health"
II Srynck has di,c.nin"Th hi. rr"ieS,"nna Nt'i>
~i.ru'k. lr -l continue To- see patients at their 81"
Zee, No l. N"r1h sixth street. Philadelphia every
,,amnati"n with Tho Er>pir"mct"r will h" charged -
The ,>pirnoi'r declares the exact condition Of the
durable not The tIrcCtrI> Tor tukin. the medicines
ted IL the int, lli.t.ur,. Il child Follow
tc>, dir curs. and Kind Nature Will dp III" rest,
rcItu= HAT in som" case III" Mandrake Pills are To
Zee. taken in doses: tie three iCnCs need no
cher accnIhpIumCnts than III" ample instructions that
-, Inc i,.St "a, Ic,n,. :, nuton, WIrn il
,up. - IL will CoId'. Let the dUsparir l
..~A 'l.r t...d blood At once i"ll"wS III" '2'.h
.f l...>r morbid lnItuIn> gone forever.
H.. ~,t,u,k medicines constantly kept in
. r,...i-.t.is f.tino-- ~ u laxative pIIr.t, O.,
Zoe. Mandrake III, standard preparation: Wilr
t.lr Tulnuu. syrup. uf coughs ami colds
Hat, I. REGARDED rr"pi! lactcrc against c"n>iIn
" it, forms.
lr.'. l the lrmuic Syrup and ScawCci Tonic II "a
bottle. 500 a ir dozen. MIudrtk" Iill>. -
u i.N. I'r ~l. by all druggists and d'alyrI.
GE' Z. GOODWIN a. co. AGENTS, Is.>iuii>
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08
t'ci'SOIi:ll.

"" learn that Br. Ad"ltr Of Iiashur"
- about 10 l"m"v" 10 this place. aud oc-
rupy TIA" new brick house EcXi Mir. ThId-
deus Fairbanks residence.
Mr.. Gcor"" l.. Knapp OF BoS'on-son
of Hiram Knapp, ESq.-Sail.I for Europe
ia HE "Sibcria' on Saturday. August %.
Ms. Knapp accompanied him. and they
expect to be cone three or four months.
Hon. Benz. II. Steele. formerly of this
place. will deliver the addrcS, at the
Windsor county fair. JUDGE steele i
nov u resident OF IIartIand.
Mr.. \. :. DrniSoh of Lymdouvillc. ha-
rome to Clarrmont to ~upciinlrnd the
Clarrmont paper making buSimc%,.
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| Sutton.

sutton.
| wish TO correct Il slight mistake by
melville" lie says Miss Chesley who
is to teach select school in that town. is
a graduate OF Barre Academy" She is
4 graduate OF Goddard Seminary
Both are excellent institutions of learning
located i'm the town of Barre. c.
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WcStnlOfI,

\ company from Connecticut have pur-
chIsed two thousand acres of land in
Wcstmorc. and intend to erect a steam
saw mill at Long Pond this fall. Next
spring they will built steam finishing
mill near the West Burke depot.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08
TIE CALIFORNIAN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS,

II. JoIINsEuEY, VI, FRIDAY, SEPT. 8 l>Il
Friends III this section OF the State vii
,dI materially to the interest OF the CalcGio-
nlan 10y sending us local i,cm5 promptly and
.n q, bret, lcgiblc form.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08

sidewalks, but they very properly con-
slider it legitimate to appropriate 4 part of
said tax for the purpose OF making per
mancut walks in the village.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08
1eaths.

In st. Johnsbury, Aug 81, Edith NJ. infant daughtei
of /. w. d +. l.. Drew, aged month and % days
In st. JOhnsbury, Aug 81, Lizzie aged about 81
year,, wife of John Cowing.
In Danvill', Aug. 90, Mn. Meroe Willy, aged g
year,, wife OF Mr.. Tracy b. Wiley of ST. Johnsbury
In South Danvillc, Aug. s Florl, aged Il m pnths,
only child OF L. r. and Mary Z. Morrill,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08
Gold and Bonds.--Sept. 5.
Marriages.

In ST. 10 hnsbmry, Aug. 81, by Rev e. NJ Southg4c,
Mr.. Edwin G. Parker and Miss Susan A. Marsh, both
of Lyndon.
In West Barnet, OH Thur=day, Aug 80, by Rrv. John
Bolc, Mr.. John W. Bailey and Louisa Cook II, both of
DanvIc.
In Midilcbury, Aug, 20, by Rev. D. Ladd, Prot Geo.
n. Weber, u. D., aud Carrie h Ladd.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08

DEArII OF JoIIN A. PoOH.-IIon
John A. Poor died very suddenly at
Portland, September ), of heart disease.
He was one OF the original projectors Of
the Atlantic and 81. Lawrence Railroad,
of the European and North American
Rlilroad, and the President of the pro.
posed Rutl md Railroad
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Railroad Trains.
Religious Meetings.

uuI>G sourII.-Ntn e:o5 a. n; Exprc.= LOSS =. NJ
,rIHn NnErli. -L>rrcs- 11:o- \. NJ; Nail ~ l. VI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08

a. NJ. Dirkcy. Esq. OF this place Will
lecture on temperance at the Methodist
cmuch. West Concord Sabbath cyrnin"
nest. at ) o'clock.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08

We under -tand ihlt in consideration
"t III" lar%" Expenditure. by the stock
holders OF the Fair Ground Co., they will
hr 4 limited to The State Fair next week
~ They have been At previous County
EIi!
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08

F. o. Pratt has sold his crockcry and
glassware store to NJ. G. Hooker, and
takes Mr.. llookci's house on South street
IN Tia" trade:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08
The Popular Lecturers .--Ncxt season pro

The Popular Lectur ers. --NrNt season prom
i-c- TO lie brilliant EedpIth Fail (Burton Iy
ccum Burc.ug are daily making numerous Engagement,
from Maine TO kutas, for Cough, Collycr, Fred Doug
lIss MARK Twiin," d. COrdoyL, "Nlshy,' Murray,
Mrs. Liv,rmorr Lofty IIough, james Parton, VIM. Par
song, 'Joh Billings Dr. John Lord, "ulivcr optic"
Edward Everett Hale, l.. T.. Whpplr ka'c Ecicnold-,
ID. a \. Witi=, George NIdruhoif. James l.. Mur-
doch, Gen mucl Cary, Hon Thomas Fitch, Gen, raj
IIIwlv, John IiIv Dr I7aac l. IIIyr-, DR.. -. H. lif-
inv John q. SAVE, Colonel IiCGinspn Mis- Glyn and
senator sumner well for the Ncnit lsHohn Quin
tr'tc club" Iui other murcIl combinations. II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08
state Fair.

The Secretary OF the State Agricultural
Society Will b" At the st. Johmsbury House
on Monday forenoon (Scpt. H. and al
The Fair Grnund-. in the afternoon. tn re
criIr entries for articles aud stock for OK
hIhiliuu.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08
Sprtial Aotifrs.
I ! !
p. 3. L Al r D,

r. D. ~ n ~
Manufacturer of the
~ CELEBRATED RLUE MOUNTAIN -:
GRANITE MONl ME\TS, TAP
lEIS, HEAD STONES, &c, e..
Al-1, importer and dealer in the
: world renowned RED AND GENY ~:
POLISHED SCnICH GE,NIrE Most
MENTS, TAEIFr~, --SC, A..
have Polished Grant" now on hand
&C. and will import To order and sell the -
ann for l,-r than can he bought IN
Boston Discount to the trade over
- :uu designs on hand. Pie t-c call and .
sc.
~. J,hn,JHcl -, Jai. l., ISL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08
THE DOLLAR REWARD SOAP!

Try it in the bathroom; 1t leaves the skn cool
smooth and soft. Ire it to cleanse Marble Ornaments
Mintels, DoOr-stepe &c, and Brick Walks aud Alley.
&c it with securing in cleansing iron steel it
saves hall the labor and gfer better appearance
makes Tin Ware shine like new, and has EQUAL in
cleaning ga-s china Dissolved in boiling water il
makes the bet and cheapest =Oft soap in the world
CHAS L. MOODY g. CO., Bos:oa Sole Agent. for
New England.
TO For sJle by all GrOccrs SO-qn
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08

Charles l.ynd"- had his ri"lh hand Lad
II rut and man"lcd ON Tu'~'iay. by cir
cullr saw at which he wa at work in the
~,.ni" ~hnp@.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08

The reader viii notice by reference to
advertisements, that there Will be no lack
81 amuSrmcutS next week. \ theatrical
troupe occupy the town hail each even
mo-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08

VIM. II. Randall and J. II. Knapp
h:N" opened Il shop in the middle build
IN" north of the obi steam 1mill, Ton the
purpose "i dom" all kinds at house. sim
and ornamental painting. MIR. Randall
e. 4 rood painter, his work hlvin" taken
comes from Nj idlc-rN. VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08
I:rici Locals.

-CyiU~ Sargent hl- sold his hons" on
..unmcr II rect. aud intends to build on
.;prin" street. corner of Webster.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08
PATENTS

Solicited having strong and valuabc clas Dirtcult
case Speciality. ". L. SIMONDS, 3I5 Main Stree,
Hartford, onn.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08

4 beautiful shower last night laid the
dust. and this mo:nin% the air i quite
cool. For Il week past the wratIcr has
i"ru quite warm. and all are hopin" that
lr"~l~ will hold oil u few weeks longer.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08
DOLLAR REWARD SOAP.

WG-hee without rubbing Removes Pitch, Tar, PANT,
Grease, St0eR AMI Leather SdiIl- DC. Waahrs with
Hot or Cold Hard, Soft Salt Water; Saves Labor
Time, Fuel Clothes and Money. Clothes wuzhed " it'll
it wear twice as long if washed with common soap.
one pound of it will wush from ten TO fifteen dozen
piece OF ordinary family washing 1t wa-hes the Gnest
hre without injury, and renders all articles clear and
bright new.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08
Healing on its Wings" ny

VII - So "''' ''-'''
made w. of Dr. wi-tAr+ Ialram OF Wild Cherry, ana
by such been cured Of coughs, cold, bronc hti,
throat influenza Consumption. The PrdIcu: viii
,Iwly- keep t!i- s.andird remedy by them.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08

Sculpture and Work Of Art.
Publi-hr4 Lake Mcmphr, macog ana other Views.
A large assortment Of fine Black Walnut and Gilt
Frames, Cord, &c. Frames made 10 order from the
BEST FINISHED MOULDINGS.
:5- This establishment has been fitted up at much
expense, has perfect light, instruments of the very
best kinds made and the appointments lot cycccd,
if cquatd, in this state.
:s~ After fifteen yearl experience in the City of Eos
those who desire fine class of work At on:Lle
prices. Patronage respectfully solicited.
CALEDONIA BLOCK, CORNER MAIN STREET,
AND EASTERN AVENUE.
Read the following notice from the Boston Transcript
'Thc Perfection of Photography to he reached in
the picture. produced by Mr.. ID. A Clifford, y Winter
rcct. In the great majority of photographs Of human
subjects, the casual observer tail perceive
that the more prominent lncamcnts of face
lud rou-y exaggerated 70 that haud- made to 1p
pear quite hlOat d, decidedly zwellCd, cnllr
ed, shoulders shruggcd &c. All these monstro-itics
tnO to mention Gthcr) vOdcd by Mr. Clifford who-c
tirtic excellence l. specially noticeable in the admir-
able drawing of his pictures wherein the relative pro
portions OF limbs and features preserve d. aud all the
fleet of painting secured lie If equally successful
with lindscapc9 hi- charming vicW- of the scenery
around Lake WIunipiscOg'c, &c, Hbuudantly attcrt
Mr. &. hz all the improved iicilitic- h- pro-
irson. aud executes at short notice fine coOTcd photo
Iph- of all Style and -iZ porcelain pictures
Copc pCtul,s from life dc Ills are well worth
4 witt"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08

Send for the edition OF descriptive pamIhl. t.
with new maps mailed free everywhere.
AdiIc-s q. r. DAVIS,
Land Comn.i--ioner, [. T.. X. X Co,
I'D III OMAHA SEu
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08
LAKES AND THE ATLANTIC


Thi4 road IL being built and mlui.e ed by New Eug.
land BrseINEss MES, who have inv, largely in the
'AIITAL Sr"'N aud whose c>pcriencc and reputation
guarantee the mJst TI"E,u oil ,onsTEU.rrr,S of the
Road AMI the time in-urc the most m.,<E ,Ir
'"NbT' 90 H. AFFAIRS.
The Road il -tult,d Il to -ccu, to t-,lf At ,s,r
the hrrcrt ILTA~J TRAVEL "F Any RAILROAD ~ Inn
ENarfL. STATE, connecting, will, ly til. shur,
1T route, SrIt.Jp LuE.s G,uo. dni ChaDtplu viii.
W. Mut>d.hi, Lax, VI "I.hr,mdr-y anf Wdls,JLL.
aud th" bhHc MUhGuI>. Independent of the through
r'sht and passenger traffic. which 1t once Row
10 it upon it, oom ti"n, qurncr Of it, Lriu; The,
Hn"ETtI ROT II TO the aboard, the earnings f.om the
LOCAL. EusINE-s will be sufficient pay ali running
P'n=,= and the interest on it. SNAIL u">uIp pfEr.
cash subscriptions To tn OF the Road have al
ready been made sufficient to complete the road ready
Tor the iron The bond coupon cr rcgi-tcrtd lud
are in denominations OF
$1,000 $500 and 500.
I'll" intcrc-t is CYST. IL GOLD. payable =, mi
annually, in Boston, May 1t aud November l-t Thcsc
bonds oil red until further notice "a and accrued
interest in curicncy and w recommend them to say
inIs Banks holder OF tnst funds md all Other having
money to inv'-t IL fIE@I-. Lass sr,ULIIu-.
For imthcr infonmaton-p amp Llct-, map. Nc.-aI,-
ply TO
L. l. fAIEEN>h- = Co, St .Iohnrbury, VI.
TAGEUANh, y Co., % Broadway, New York
f>EHASks, Blows Co., lis Milk Street, Bostou.
iAmGANh~ x EwI>G, 7l5 Chcrtuut street TLIa.
FINANCIAL. AGENTS.
rnI'cr- for the Fir-t Mortgage Eondhold,r-,
Hos. LIKE +. POLAND, St Iohn-bmy, VI.
ABRAHAM L LOWE Prot I-t N,ti,u,I R,nl Il -,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08
CHINA BOARD SHADES,

new article, ssid 10 be thu perfect and useful
shade IN use, requiring fixtures. Also, white, bu
and green, window Holland. All to be sold 1T the
lowest prices Purchasers invited to- call and eI-
anime
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08

OF The Esa FnUng and Ninc,al lands IN merira.
g. 900, 900 Acres of Choice Farming and Grlzing
Lands "n tn" line Of the road, in the state OF NJ
bIaska, in the Great Platte Valley nov
forsIle, for cash or long credit
Thee llids are in mild and health climate and for
grain gro"ng ard stock raising, unsurpassed by m
in the | nit ii State.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-09-08
Prices range from 81 TO $40 per Acre.

HOMESrEADS FOR ACTUAL SETTLERS.
$500, 900 Acres of Cover nment Land between
Omaha and North Platte, OPP II for entry rs HOME
STEALS ONLY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-26

~ DESBROSSESST from loot OF COR ILANDT SrtANGg
HOUR. commencing NAY % bfor "hSr PHILADELPHIA
$50 and $3.50 Ra, 400 81 90 II 'ykO m, l. ngbi.
PhladephA Camden Ia lad Fo' BALTlhORk ~
WASHINGTON and TB VEST y Baltimore aJD 10 %
$50. D. For THE SOUTH Ard SOUTHWEST $40 a a..
silver Palace Ated the g.e0
through Lynchbug wthut change For The WEST
Pennsania Rsiroad-9O AMI - D. Silver Palace
attached the $3.50 thrtugL rom New lok
and Chicago without change Silver Palace stsh.
Pitt
1o1i and Chicago without hsnge cEet tor sale foot
sesst foot " CorlandtsL, and 50 Bt4iNsy. CD.y)
r. W. RANKIN, Gen. Pas. AT ~. w. JACKSON. Gsal
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REAL ESTATE.
NBw-YoRK. Saturday, Ju

.a... 'l f..rrI NBwYoRk, baturuay, June ~, ibfi.
The storm prevented the suburban sales an
nounced for to-day. For the coming week there VIII be
but little done in the way OF public sales city property
but a number Of suburban sales will be held. A. d.
Mcllick IT, Brother will SELL Monday, 800 lots at
Corona, overlooking the Hackensack Valley, and two
miles from the village Of Hackensack Tho property Is
only IL miles from New-York and ia said TO be
very desirable. Maps and passes will be furnished
SELL ON Wednesday 100 lots at Passaic with an
dwelling house with extra large loI fassc ~ 70
minutes from New-York by the Erie Halfway. ana IL
rapidly increasing In population. The properly 70 10
soid Is portion OF the estate OF the late theodore d.
Marsh, formerly OF the u. g. Trust Company
100 building lots at Paterson, j. being portion OF tine
estate Of c. Hopper deceased The situation OF TINS
property attractive, fronting on the new HaedoaVe
completed at cost OF $4,000, on an eeVauon
commanding extensive views Of the Passa1c hyer an
the surrounding country for IL miles, and looking direct
y down on the City OF Paterson only seven nihu'es
walk from railroad station. Special cars by the III a. H.
train by the Erie Railway from foot OF ChamDerstt
johnson Miller will SELL on wednesday, 80 iots AZ
West HobOken, located on Montgomery, HOboken, ana
De Mott-sts near the Paterson and New YORK plank
road. A., ,,...,o
A. Lawrence will sell, on Thursday, under direction
of George Murphy referee 43 acres OF the BOWIE es
tate on the Flushing and North shore KalIOad 20 NH
ues from Jarnessp. The property IL DIVIDED INTO VIVA
sites and building plots Passes will be furnished ON ap
picaton to Willetts & Co., No. 800 Peari-st -, 4.
Messrs A. d. Mellick, jr, Brother TOOK oo peope W
their sale at Chatham Friday. There was e0nsider
be interest shown by purchasers, and the SAFE was hot
concluded until O'Clock p Below VIII be iouhu oe
tails Of property sold. -
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Urn GOODS.
NELL g. WALSH,

ONEILL e. WALSH, i r, 4ra s--
" TI No slB SIxTH.AvB, l-a i-
BETWEEN NTNETBBNTH AND TWbNTlbIHslh' .U
MANUFACTURERS.
. WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, 18th,
lOoO LINEN GRASS CLOTH AND WHITE VICTORIA LAWN
SUITS FROM SIS UP LADIES CAN SELECT IHlnR ChoiCh
OF MATERIAL AND HAVE THEM MADE 40 ORDER. .."
PULL LINES. OR LADIES -UNDBRCJOTIIING, CHKMISEs,
DRAWERS NTGHTGowSs, WALKING AND TRAIL sKikfs'
CORSET COVERS, &e, &e q. fTJ ll.IL ~.
Will, HH Rousp IN OUR CORSBr DEPARTMENT ALL TlB
NEWEST SHAPES IN FRENCH IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
CORsETs PROM 7sc TO sa CORSEfs MADB TO otDhh
. PULL LINES ENGLISH FRENCH, AND GILMAN HOSIERY.
LADIES' GENTLBMENs, AND CIIIiDRRS'S MKilNO UNDkhr
WEAR AT EXCEEDINGLY Low PRICES.
200 DOZENS LUPIN's TWO BUTTON KID GLOVES, ALL THE
HBW COJORS, AT 81 u.s.
LARGE STOCK HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, TABIRLNBNs,
NAPKINS, TOWELS, SHIFTING, &c .... ,.-. .-.- .frf
Also
GBNTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS. WHITE SHIRTS MADE
TO ORDER t.. .. '.
oNRILL WALSH
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IT. 7. :
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
Bnghaton syT,eas and Osso WITHOUT CHANGE o. CARS
Depos New York foot OF Barclays sni foot o. ,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing MONDAY 'an' ~
500 M BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN va BconioD Brand
directly through from NesYok osweo without change Of ear
a1d s Scranton Nth L. and B r. Or wlba pa.
as IN EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN Denye ~ Beg
ton Branch Doyerwa Ce,er Branh a. ,.feo Ip ia
case and oszego and At Esston with ID Valley for all points
town. Dover Waeoo HssIe.cSn washington Phiapsems sr
E.sG5 connects at ws,s5oS wiz s.e. e,cSG q
FOR Bethlehem Allentown Mauch ChuuE "ikesoae Te'es and
4oo m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Vi. Paterson and
BOOntOn runs directly through % Bnshamon roOai esSns
Stopping a. pnDeP. stations Connect as a. Dover WIN ~"
ana 10 M RAsYoS EXPRESS connects a, Dover Chester R.
R. ct Waterloo with SUSSEX r. r. and At ios "se L. v n "
sop HACKETTsTowS NAIL With BoOnoU Chester
'T g:3S D. N. HscKgrTsrowE EyPRE>s
For hoRRsTowN, 75 9:lo Il;2 l';oo m 81" 92o 'io'
20 For Sunni SGsSIR and arts sO i'o
'O For FOR ORANGE and SOUTH oelS5 go 80 ioio
and II 1:iO $780, $40, 40 4So SD 900 o." S si''
ana For SEwRsK $50 7is $40 $40 $40 .io9 io:c
.a ti5 90 $40 '1 $40 geo go $500 SEQ sI' and
i. s,,s Ser !9' or BIociEGB And aoSrcAa &C.
$50 and O TAKE sRd R af o e S se at
=" 4. "a. s s .n 81; s: ''i Fst aTS SS;
LAKE so go an -. go 456L fysT s No MATS
a, s ss9 S tss ny f51 ~: a sc 40 10 .1d SEQ
Rsiire At
WARE WATER GAP at $500 and 400 J. m FOR n,hrIhIN
SPRINGS at 81 oNHoOh oup'iin'"''N
URIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depots
IL loot Of Cbamber..st and foot of2jist a. follows: "a
Through Express Trains Cham ners- stg m ~
D. m and = D. m daily Nes and improved Drawing Room ,e''
seronpany the la ID tram Bufo sud bt'
CONNECTING with magnificent Sleeping Cosbts
throagh 4 Cncrnat Sleeping Coaches soop,ni VIC
SusquehannA to the 9iJV ~ Hsn iVAl
New York 70 Suspension Bridge AMI the train from NssiSf 70
Bao Suspension Bridge and Cincinnati An Bmgrani iTsh N>'
do. ~ 6:l5pm .,
ietOwn and Way at 100 a. W. 1no 81" p !" an" ''''''
Ony $3.50 m.
For Ousville and WAY, at 'll:3n A. N. -
FoTN eNhurgh and Way, at 800 m, 3;g and SGD p NJ
For sudern and Way 5 and p. m
WAY, GAS, 10 a. -Af S.i'f''
| e:l5 m. and II mtnght .4,,.z
$500 500 t645 and Thursdays and saSoa' Only "
For Psnnop, Ny.ek Tsmans and ws' at $3.50 lso $780,
ais a. 0 SIS and AID Saturdays only ~ midnight
EB-Trins leaving Cbanbs or hall boar rave
2 depot is minutes earlier than above time Last boat from 80 49,
6:l5 .-.-,- - -. - s...s.-
the checking and transfer OF Bag
gage NAV be left Offices 2 a2 and o1 brosSaJ 80
q, Green Putont Brooklyn lp BToadSy
Chambrrs-L and foot Of 2st New
York and Long Dock Depot jersey City and Of the Agents at the
eipsl hotels pn.., .nA NJ ,vo, b,,Lsr..,.
sDaiJ tf0r flernont anu VI ~
' For Haekeasack an Hilldale only -
l. D. RUCKER ha.@, VIM BARR
GenlbqDt iJiL oehi rassi ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-26

Passenger Station in York Tvenysytl,hst
FouTthsye Entrance Twenty seyenhsL
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For and Bridgeport !, (EI.l ll:JO IRIS Erl
(E1.l 8 as 400, $50 and (BN.l p 10.
Milford stratfod Fairfield Southport and wesiport = l@
FOR South NorTalE T. (Er) 1l:o nj l2l5 (Er tELD 3
For barren T. O. Ii3O 545. 4:Jo 8; %. and esp
$3.50 ,EI.), 445 53o. $50, III, (Enl p m a..
Greenwich ard intermediate stsGOn g. 1850 m 23 s.o
4 us D. m.
sunday Mail Train Twenty se,enth., sewYOrs s7p r
Boston, both Springfield Line and 500 Lne
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, a. m; ami p. m.
For Boston via Shore Line, 25 and ?.
For Hartford and Springfield, 8 a m. 1875, }, and m.
PorN (EH) an l21b tBEl connecting 9TH
Naagusett Bay 1t wicor arriving less hah 'b
hours.
D O Northampton. . -.
Line Railway NoFSch and Providence H3
3 to London and Sorwieh, 9 p. M
For NewHsyen and Northampton Haroa nj m to NORTH
smpon and WilhsInsburgh. -.
g. and m.
For NaugAuch Railroad NJ. AID 40 m 70 WareSfy
For nd Noruak Railroad, 1913 and
For New Csnaan Ralrosd q. Lss 40 and $50 -
Commoou Sleeping attached Rsn, and alo 10
either Line DrawingEoom Car attached 70 hs
q. and N. TralnA
also the Ohs Of the NewYork Transfer
(Dods Espress BrOSdvay AL No Court Brooklyn
by leaving suitable notice can have 1er b. eaei for Ard bs
from residence to destination JAMES H. hOfT sopI