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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-04

u. s. SENATOR. - '-@-A-Afxr.
rRoM THB REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRTBirNEl
HARTFORD, April 3.-The leaders OF the
Democratic party disagree with reference to the causes
of their defeat Some attribute 1t wholly TO the serious
divisions Which grew out Of unpopular local nominations
in Hartford and Ncw-Haven Others cay the platform
was so undecided TO provoke lehargy; and some OF
the best informed have come to the conclusion that Con-
nectiout after ALL IA not Democratic State, asfhey
have believed heretofore In conversation
This morning with one the foremost members OF The
marty he said that be neyor had any hope OF eieeng
Hubbard. -, 60.
n,e,r. had node n nIetform OF our own" ne lald
~ W" w., In fo WissouII ulatform-fOr we fdht
.ot Ihe Nseo.l affair stfaight-and mad thcn pulup
Eu. jIte wiI0 was known 10 fairly represent ". we
~ ihi have made lIul0fnnt CGns ia the Legislaluc
bonl not enough TO lave wholly changed IL p'neea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-04
GOLD DISCOVERIES IN MINNESOTA.

DULUTH. MIMI, April 3.-Some years ago
there was considerable excitement about the gold dis
coveries at Yermion Lake, 80 mills from this city.
Machinery taken there. but the did not ray.
New discoveries have recently been made, ami Diloh
land has been taken up by New York spccall0ra Toe
il said to yield and half tho tan and
there Is an abundance OF IT, Specimens exhibited
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PfCCE NGEPG fRRJT

FHoM LrvERP0OL-n steamship Java. 4 Ill 80 " Moore
Mr. and MIS- Mactue Mrs Dalo;t and child. g. Pom rs g MHy.
j. Evans A. Child Master j. Ca ss Lns1Y. T. u.
yer u. H. Grant, mr. Ior.dike sey g. Lcl, ST. Dieo A.
Baird Morrison Master Child Mrs T.. Jrnss e. H. Draper ss
Alex Gait Mr. Gould, NJ Lowry. j, Whoe A and Airs. b.
sharra Mr For r. J. jordan Mr. am NJ. sloan. MISC
esey Mr. Zanona 'ir hr OTafaan.cy, IT, Webster Dir.
lner A'r Porter hlr ard Mr J. Ii Jewell G. H. Moo AIs
Newman, j. 5. Draper, Miss Boise.
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RAILROAD BRIDGE BURNED.

HARRISBURG, Penn, April 3.--The Northern
Central Railroad bridge which spans the susQuchanna
River at Dauphn, Penn. caught fire about O'Clock this
evening the Dauphin side. The fire Is supposed to
have been caused by passing engine. Ono half tho
bridge extending to the iron span, consumed LOsa
about 100000; no insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-04
Observation-Disclosures ARRESTED

James Roberts and George Wells, New-York
emigrant-runners, arrested yesterday, while
endeavorng defraud passenger tic Cunard wharf
in Jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-04

The House then nt O'Clock resumed the consIderato>
OF Inc Steamboat bin.
I9ere was long discussion the liabilities scctions
OF ihc bl, and over hF. kerrs ameninf 20 sutetIfJts
y rom tbc Steamboat act OF 1857; but with
out coming to any decision, tle House agIourcod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-04

character. That tho best cond have done. Lo-
cal divisions hurt US seriously yet there was special
bard is defeated by plurality IN his own home
ann m nys stood nop Know tat the N"w
Haven production was unsOund. IL was not rev do
partnre and dld not mean that In any sense Inc Dem
Ocrac party OF Connecticut stands To-Day on the Con-
etitutiOn where has always STOOD ana simple decara
tons Of the Ccnsmon would have been sufficient It
would Of all events, have prevented the charge that
were departing old landmarks There are things in
instance, is allowing two Presidential terms when
there should he but ono but must take II We lind
u. Many say that Mr.. Hubbard did not like the New
Haven platform any better Than dld ne would nave
been satisfied with just such platform as have alluded
to, and would have made good candidate That plat
nj "ouu i'c nSo 10 ~ ne ro,,aI ~
hd there been any man on tn9 SP h Sapaoe 9l
being reported could he have directed the committee,
but he was presiding officer OF tho convention at the
time, and much surprised as any one when the
Resolutions were reported"
learn from trustworthy source, to-day that the
Democrats had money to use in the election than
has generally been supposed. Heretofore, they have
expended large sums in the cities, aud to drawing it
from these working fields possibly be attributed
very much OF their Generalization This year they put
their whole force into doubtful country towns, and
am informed, used money layishy, and tho result
prises them.
The Legislature meets in New-Haven this year. The
session will begin on the first Wednesday in May, and
the Senatorial question will absorb attention till It is
disposed OF. The only Republican candidates will be
Gen. Hawley and Senator Ferry the Democrats will
probably vote for James f. English or W. II. Barnm.
THE LATEST ENTHUSIASTICALLY ELECTION BY
TIE PEOPLE ASSURED.
[GBNBRAL PRESS DISPATCHl
HARTFORD, April 3.-COmplete returns at
The COuyan Office show the total vote Of the State to be
93,Cl7 Jewell has 46,56l; Hubbard 1852; Gillette
Temperance), 1,5ii; ann Harrison labor Reform $50.
JEWELS majority Hubbard, 1892 and over all, 49,
The Senate stands Is Republicans to Democrats and
the House 1870 Republicans to Ill Democrats majority
on Joint ballot 2sa Republican gain OF on the joint
ballot over last year.
In the Ist Senatorial District Cole Nep) has p'u-
raity and in the XXth District Woodward tser) has
plurality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-04

Honest Druggists sell the genuine Rennes Jiaste OH.
Beware Of spurious mitatiousl Buy tue geaanel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-04

weight, strength, and ceior he gsn~l h. urg
live en- HAZN.n 4 CAsvELLs IS The bet
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AfAHRfEO.

tue % ns Of The rset5 - tv DrgSs
bcher - Rev. Joseph Loakns James Cin and hTs haJ
A. E.chOso,, all OF tas city,
OX-Ou Tuesday Ap l? he residence Of
he rte paren,a. Dapbury Cenn By The Rev WA Hshe :.
Ed,ar II BEooAin, - L., to Ase E as5 o. fee A"o-
inson. esq. ~' ~
mERMrT- SCRYMsER-Ou Tuesday April q by the Rev. D. d
CS,r asst by tie Rev. ". Shelton VIA H. AeEiu L0u'e
daughter OF James scrymser =,
wEITzEI-sHEPHERDA Center Church, Newilavn Conn hro
.he Rev -ssr Bacon D. D. Charles l. "eifei o. lonAeii
cnby H. daughter Of Prot Forrest SHEPHERD Ioimef9 o.
New-Hayea --
An xo,;oe. n MARRIAGES nxst DO endorsed aith f,3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-04

The citizens of Newark, n. D., met NJ Lio-
,rt' nan InsI cycnlng Mayor RcOrd presiding, aud
sovoG TO Lold an Industrial exhibition next August at
the tkating rink,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-04

made according tie prescribed rules aid always on hand o~SI V
the recent decision ohe Corous medical a all wiscS 70
take gas errou Of teeth require 70 bnns win tc sr
Ct their cb EAc AID $50 r. nj
l On foAs tie hlassHfs ~ po = Who
have Men ssf te Influence OF foas a. e
vet II rLeyes tie den OF er1a, oa tly ana sl9 tv1 nc a
srt eouFJenoe witch les Gold ani phuna
49, sr.,isity, eao lhhcr made tie host Iessi
he manner o nass eaHsE To- ~ a,s II csn,srss and
81 the OLD pnc, j. D. ~ ~ Ssc' ~, ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-04
CONNECTICUT.

TIE DEMOCRATS REVIEWING THE SITUATION
POSSIBLE CAUSES OF DEFEAT-NIkWf OF
PROMINENT DEMOCRAT-THE CONTEST FOR
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pnsenrs-Mugy Co, Publishers SciegaSe Amene1n u srt
eNeryshefei p lNrs .ApeIsaee ssN'S
eau6iertlsL send Potent Laws agd 6at.s TO issehos
Srp et,uberg rnrstnis Uterine Cniholicen, the only
r.aaly weakness Soli ~ an aguese
ess'Ass f'A'''' ''' GRAEFRNDEhG CO., l39 VIhai1st
prof. oreA .eodd oil portrrit Just fSissS prso preS
nv exhibition sud Prints ~
EnossaA RDs A BENDANN BROTHERS l,IJ bseAdsss' neS
TgeA.y -screph'st :,
rvs,, TEA stated n,hl, ciirs Of tbs asttsS
Id, T. d, 4 Ts filaiss ~ LHlAO. A. u eeek AZ ~ '"
W.. wv 80, ~ w min, JOHN 4. IAvif Rec Sec.
"s""'"''"' WARNVcK s ca, sH prs'a~A>
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DIED.

Au Notices of Marriages nsst 10 Endorsed ~''a f'''s
name and address ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-04

JUDGE PRAFF.s sa&xz MORE or ifse stssstsst,D
GIVING H,ftIs-slSrH. BENet. Aal8sS fs b.
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DRECT0RY For ADVERTISERS.

AhusSEGxxENTs-povHrn PAcE-second. third fourth
sse .is'h ss'q Fass-rrss column
SnA&nkps pAs1sinh sfassfr
sexRD AND LODGING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
BRookIY Spd NEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-FrrrnHsrn
BUSINESS PAGr-sinrh
E FST sSEps ssnr
sEk ss SsS sna
EsD
ooAsfSWIsE observation-disclosures pAas-sixth
CepART Isi ERsHIPs-ELxv PAcK-Thlrd column.
SoyNTRY r4ss-ss column sn'nn
IsTRY-sIxrEEsTn PAeE-si1th column; -, az,
ana sixth columns, and SECOND PAcE-First, second,
DWELLING GU HOUSES ' 10 LET FURNISHED AND uK-
FURNIsnED-TnRD PAGE-First and second col
EURoPKAN Observation-Disclosures PAcp-Fifh and
sixth columns
IMANCIAL ELEvnsrn Paee-rhird column:
FINE ARTSTTnlnrEENrn PAGEg ias column.
ANS TO
ssSsS s@S ita s sS
HeLf r0i %SnAhrED-FEMALEs-sr PAcr-rhird
uELf wxSTED0MALEs- SIXTEENTH PAcn-Fiah col
HORSES, CARRIAGES Ao.--srcoxp PAer-rifth and
Horss sooHs d
EssEY Gf9 HHpsoY cp1 AND
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-FirrrEs1n PAGE
LECTURE sG1soN-vounrn PAer-seeopd eolumn.
9AE nS Second COL
MACHINERY-TI PAor-sixth column.
MAEBhE pAcESixth column
AND
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS : TWELFTH
R1Gssa5h Column pAcp-rourtn column
NEM sseETas' fsapouh column
sfTusa fs9%S
pRofESEE SdT Or Hah 'S sS@9 FOR SALE OR
INT FL Ely and fourth COLUMNS
REAL ESTATE WANTED-FIFrEENrH PAGE-Fifth col
RELIGIOUS NOTICEs-TnRrxrrrn PAGE-sxth column.
sas 81 S.sFn and s.
zEs ss'01S aSf shsra
sPBCixL HoTicEs-srcosD PAcp-Fourth and fifth col
sPoRTlSd-Doas. BIRDS, 4c-srcoxD PAGp-rinh
srALLIoNs-sxcoSD PAGE-Finh column.
1AK TRADES-SIxrEEETH PAGE-Fifth and sixth col
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PuRPosEs-runD PAGE
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE-THlarExxru PAGE-sixth col
UNFGRNisHEp ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
WANTED no rURCHAsE..TnIa PAcE-Fourth column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-THIRD PAcE-Fourth col
wEsTcHEsTEE COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C-THIRD PAGE-FOurth col
umn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-11-10
| JOHNSON, BURNS 4 CO.,
\ IMPORTERS

Having purchased importers stock Of English Merino
Underwear at large discount, will offer Monday
Nov. H. and during the week. the following goods at rs
seventy.nve dozen ladies' low-neck English Merino
Vests. at 15c.. SIC. and 81
Ninety dozen ladies' higbneck short sleeves s5c 81
One hundred and twenty-five dozen ladies' hight
long sleeves 9Oc., 81 and 81 H.
One hundred dozen English Merno Drawers, 81 and
Fifty-hy dozen misses Merino Vests low neck Soc,
60c and 75c.
Seveniy.five dozen misses Mcrino Vests, high neck
long sleeves. Sc. 70c. and Use.
One hundred and fifteen Dozen boys heavy English
Merino Vests. Csc, Soc. Sc, and 81.
Nmety-hve dozen boys heavy English Merino Pants
Eighynye dozen Mcriao PantaIet,es and Draw
Soc. S5e and Mc.
One hundred and nfiy dozen men, Merino Shirts and
Drawers. 81. 81 70 and 81 So
Fiify dozen mems English Mcrino Half Hose, at &c.
Thirty dozen ladies' English Merno Hair Hose nj 75c
Twenty. five dozen chdren's Union Dresses shirts nd
drawers attached, at 81 90 and 81
GLOVES
and 81 Is.
Courv oissers 2bnttoned Kid Gloves at 81 per pair
large assortment OF Cloth and Flcecy fined Gloves
for ladies' misses and children all qualities sizes nj
very low prices
UMBRELLAS
Ladies' SILK Umbrellas, 81 20, 81 rs and $3.50
Gents SIR Umbrellas, So S675 and 81 80
10 dozen Alpaca Umbrellas BInch at 81 49, great bar
gains. JOHNSON, BURNS a o., f
"a and 80 East Fourteenth street, Union square.
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DRY GOODS.

B. ALTMAN co.
We shall
place on our coun-
cases tss; M 81 sissy.n sH Si. - sros
ase. s .nd suitable All ff sr yn s' pres.
emf wear, at 81 per cent below the
Prs 1s 81 T. e. # ssS s.
xrsa so ns Se s.s% shs sssss Col
sSsd p .n & II M AZ the Sed%ssa cse
shsf ass p @ ys4 s soRs so
ss y aua ya T. 70 nShss III w an e g.
G"ss.
7 and da4 siSa 81 PRICES Ssss. 81 saa cSs
Frinses and PasssmeS teries is unsurpassed by
any house IN the city Tor elegance Of design ana low
WIDE Cloak PRINCES and Passemenieries with 9rna-
ming Frnss and e %chWe
keep On and made to s a. e
ferries Srnamenis osrsh rsasoeh and JET Feather
enton Of our customers and the public as also our
sSsspsiss Stock Easss 'fssa NiaAs
ms Departtnenl that can he obtained N any one
in an Am suitable Sash%sTs ana six
vl;sncien1Wss' and Blonde Laees, a. reduced
srep yc5 Mass Lace
Spanish Lace y Yell 900 Cartons
ases oyer a o ina Styles Of Ladies ana
Of pnatnrs a an nrs ne for a emS syes
+ a coMpete With ulpos stock Of Gros
match n Sid Ss p sSS1s s snns shades N.
Ladies' silk Neck Wear, compris-
1 Hss .f Knots '' and sf bows, s sso
offer At reduc
a saSa 90 of half seven
POI ''"~
-
ALTMAN M
wIAI, OPEN
~
u.un.v NOV :,
b =, Wv -
'. We.
I Bargain.
In
Dn 'o--e "SD oo'i
Comprising
,: arg
RACK AVN co,os s,sss - y !, x,uo sr,rs
IMPORTER nssay Ssss Ssis s5j SSsSfd s:
at extraordinary bargains.
BLACK hoHAiR ALPACA SUITS AT $40, go.
coLoRED PoPLIN WALKING SUITS s2a
FINE READY MADE AND IMPORTED SUITS
80, SsO, 40.
BLACK SILK WALkiN9 SUITS, $50.
EIEGA MI TRIMMED SILK srITs
at s75, $780,
opcANn1E Avn swIsc yu.rurNn AMI rp AN
go .r, SUITS, COMPLETE LET
e,a ond COX
ORGANIZE am SWISS ovppnprsspo
.r;,,,,.a s,,i. " los. ga n,n1p.
uihmeu eyhsn anu eiapoI"W'
ss g.; s. 81. s7ss g.,
~ Pc anu Si'
uoucr popES AVN MopNrNn wp .ppppc
ca.,x,oro no,.,no IN ,s o.. c,o.
oasnonS. Dn p;a' mpiess any Sh.ane oiot,
iophn' i1ius' n n,io anu oasniheIe,
,.;,b ,r s;. na,,o. L.
:. &c a. 20 40 "a. az a.,
~ ~ - ", % anu OLE anu uP"aTus.
o,o.yc l.. C.---H 60,
ae W; Dave" nay lyons Oio,
o""ei ,,, Tap "a Es, Casnmere,
DOIJBLE CAPES most stylish designs with fringe fur
at
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B. ALTMAN 4 CO.
g -... 70, H.. ne IS, s., chg -
- raordinsry bargains N
eo SSa ssys sissan Ssp ss, NO.
hair, rspIln, Serge and l,i. Cashmere IN r,
r binary, medium fine made up, and
imported Costumes in every variety Of
Carriages, and Street Wear, at exceedingly
wS ST e esSees ppasss 10
Having large and complete stock , Of asaady Y
hs ana a. than n addition 62ys
STYLES prices We have also Just
Beaysr olosks PoIonsisss Nantes and Double capes
Alaska Fich silver s Fox ana Fs ali hs
one ass s
Sp Gs
Saline Cloths Wool Reps &C, trimmed in the sub
low prisss rSese Goods Good a are made
andsr our own personal supervision, and are made with
Iadts cSiens AND a'S
sss's
detail and low prices, confident &
conr sy my dhe hHs sd on M aae msn and ambr
Rones toilet saeaues cose covers ac Misses and
Drawers, skirts, &c, Ac Infants Embroidered
FLANNEL Bands Bafrow Coats Flannel size aerinc
in complete oatft or BY the single piece, and ali at
particular Attention to specially in Linen Pil-
variety and various styles, in Ruife, Inserting
low prices. We feel confident an in,
merit the approval. OF our custom,
ana Handkerchief Department Is
Goods for the present Fall sea
and Chiidren's Balbriggan
Clockcd Merinc, stri-
Cashmere
b. ALTMAN 90.
-
vi" p's'e
"
ON MONDAY, NOV. H.
the yaoat complete assortment Of
IAnrre, MrSsEs, ! Nh INr ANITA,
' $3.50 -
oN"
,r..,a ~ v1.r,xnt,e vn.,s,iu
o"'uao oa"o'"
and cxtro fpc LINEN
S - '''
Nn,shcd in the very hest manner.
'"''"S~ - w." &c 49, '
ara ooorea a. nr,ces
anu VI" - - F-
,vh,ch ,e,v cc,oost;t;or
"'''e" 80 'r
Thu ra,d ~ This mt = ana.
"o 'pss'@ "''sA - ~ ~ Nf' e'"
MAJ nc . .cn ,,y an bs nj be ~. r;av 20
WV 20 " 49, ' 80 - ' ~
NO iouno III 'N' wy ioi ~-P'u V'' "'"AnsncuP
gooas n the ns c,aborately trimmed with French and
s,y;.. orchro;acr;cx ya,encieppes smvrna lace r.
S"'en SAaD'o'"~'ANS - ''~s' -.
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YORK. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER TO- -QUADRUPIE SHEET
LOST AND FOUND,

r osr-ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, PART OF A
IL Link Chain, with Eye Glasses, and small Ornament,
formed OF gray hair and set in gold, attached Finder
will receive and thanks Of the owner by return
ing II To I63 West Tenth street
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TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS

the cheapest offered.
Fall style Felt Hats at iOc. each.
Fall style English Felt Hats ut u each
Finest quality French Felt Hats
any shade % style, ut 81 Is
Special bargain.
1OOOtrimmcd English Felt Alpines just opened,
to be sold at 81 each,
always sold at 81 ~
In our Trimmed Goods Department we will ofYer the
most superbly trimmed goods at sacrifice. Owing tU
the ayodabe delay in completing cstablshmene
the stock has accumulated 1000 in order to-
reduce the will offer the entire a great
sacrifice.
Ladies invited to elegant Millinery Showrooms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-11-10

Our Stock Of Hosiery and Merino Under
garments Is not cxcclled by any house iii the
city. our goods are the best imported and
domestic and lowest prices.
We keep every make OF Ladies', Children's
and Gcntlemcn's English, Balbriggan, Merino
and extra long Fancy Plaids.
Jouvin's and other popular makes of Kid
Gloves, in one. two and three buttons.
Some very tine real Kid Gloves, Soc, Toe,
&c. and 81.
Two and three button seamless, undressed
Kid Gloves, best quality, &c. and 75c.
Ladies' Buckskin Driving Gloves, fur tops,
Soc, excellent article, worth 81 Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-11-10

Millinery Laces and Nets
Black Grapes,
Fine Flowers,
Feathers,
Pompons,
Aigrettes, &C., ~.
Peacock Bands full length, best make,
Single quill black Ostrich Tips
at lSc., 25c., &c., 75c and upwards.
Heavy long black Willow Feathers from - - each,
worth full IS 60.
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Having made many additions to this popu-
lar department. our customers can find all
the leading makes OF French wove and hand
made Corsets from the lowest 10 the highest
cost goods at our usual low rates.
Coiored Satin Corsets made to order.
Ladies' ready made Undergarments of best
material, neatly made and trimmed, from
75c to IS.
Nightgowns, Chemises and Drawers in sets,
80, SO, BIZ
Ladies Tycoon Reps, Alpaca and Empress
Cloth Morning Robes, trimmed with quilted
satin, large assortment.
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CiDAKS AND SHAWLS.

Cloth embroidered and Fur-triinmcd
Sacques, &C, handsomely and richly
trimmed and well finished, ut %, $40, 81,
S14, SIG, SIS to 43U.
Waterproof Ci0aks, every style, ready
made or 10 order choice patterns, Ottoman
Shawls, 81 IS, So, 81, s., So, 81, IS, 81 and
$40
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MUSLIN AND MERINO UNDERWEAR.
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We have Just opened Fur Department and win
sell first class Furs at less than before offered
sold all at 81 70. ~'''s
Chidrens white Fur Caps at &c., sold everywhere at
81 30. - -' ''''eie ~
Ladies' white Sets, Nun and Boas at IS So worth s. So
Finest Furs
At less than the goods be bought any store in
the country. - ~ -
Call and Judge for Yourselves
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800 Ladies' Merino Vests at 6Sc., worth 81.
Extra quality Ladies' Merino Vests at ST. worth 81 rs
Gents heavy Shirts and Drawers at 51c. worth 75c
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-24

sst.tion for Jamestown, N. Y, and connection
With A. @. W. trains east .udiwesl Connects at
Warren With trains east aad west on the r . u
l.R u. TuAYBR, Genl supt.,
Duakirk, New YcIk.
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Phila delphla Il Erie Railroad

WINTER TINE TABLE
q, and ,f,er Sunday, Oct S7th, 1872, the Trains
"a the Phlladsipha = Hrie Railroad will ran ss
allows:
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ARRIVAL AND 1EpAr.TDsT or
TRAINS ON o. q. =; a. .. -,
On and after Monday, Nov 25h, 1879,
.,sius will ruu - follows:
NORTH 10. s. xo.s. no. !.
rave irvine. 1853 A 4. 8, 20 4
is.vs Oil City 800 A Y. $50 4. Z, 50 P y
Pet. Cen $50 3,97 " SIS
i" Titusv. 7,lO i" 4,25 d" s,l5
Arrive Cory, $50 800 go
No e-Accommodstion Freight.
Leaves OIL City $50 A 4; Pet Centre,
lo.ls; Titusville, II, ,06; Ar. Cory, IL, 4opu
SOUTH. no. 2. no. 4. No.6.
Leave Cory, 1855 A Y. 6,l0AM. 6.2OPH
{" Titusv. IL, 70 P 4. 7,S0 7,S0 -"
e." P. Cen. l.20 8.l7 " sl6t"
a,riys o. City 800 800 900 "
Irvine. 500 d" ll.Ss
No. l0-Accommodation Freight.
Leaves Cory l,4O p u; Titusv. 2,66; Pei
c.ntre, S,55; Ar at Oh City, $50 p m.
~ No. s and 6 rnn on Sunday.
sECommens ug Nov. Sd trains Will rnn
n, Pbi,sdelphis time, which u VsH AIH-
.ns yAsrER thaa oar time
~ LAWRENCE, Gsa ssPk
T.. ]. BossvxH. Asst sAPt
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-12-20
THEJOURNAL.
HOME AND FRIENDS.

When the sun goes, and the blue from outthe ky
As the day with its sunlight ends,
How sigh for thee as I'm sitting all alone.
When think of my home and my friends
For still do dream of the many, many days,
That came like charm to me then
And my heart would break if thought thou
couldst forsaks,
Should live to behold thee again.
Though the day be bright and as cheerful as Ofold
rejoice not to share in its light, r
For my heart is sad in its loneliness away.
Be it day OF the solitude Of night. s.
But o. it is sweet, with sorrow on my heart,
To pause as the stars descend,
And to think of thee in regions far away,
AS the pride of my heart and friend.
When the sun goes-doWn; in the silence of night;
Oh, my heart, how it sighs for home.
Yet would stay in my solitude away,
If a change Ger thy spirit should come,
For all that prize is thy merry, merry laugh,
And my fate on thy friendship depends;
And my heart would break if my hand thou
wouldst forsake, 1 5thf on
Should greet thee at home with my friends.