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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-06-27

nJAccording TO the London Daily
Telegraph the statistics Of the Roman
Catholic Church in England shows an
archbishop and twelve bishops; thirteen
cathedral chapters, consisting each Of a
provost and ten canons; thirteen dio-
ceses. with I,62l clergy and 1.Ol6 pub
lie churches and chapels: six greater
colleges, ten lesser colleges, 200 schools
for the middle class and the poor in
London, and 800 in the rest Of England:
ten converts for the confemplative life.
The number Of Catholics i'm England
and Wales is set down at about l.5O0.-
coo, and in Scotland at between sO0OO0.
and 10000. In ireland the hierarchy
consists of four archbishops-two nf
them primates = and twenty-four bishops
There are twenty-eieht dioceses, with
1850 parishes and 3,440 priests: 2.3i9
public churches and chapels, one uni
versity, twenty-five colleges, and about
1000 primary schools. According fo
the census of 1871 there were 4,l4I,e33
Catholics in that country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-06-27
HEThc Lake Erie. Evansville a

EEThc Lake Erie. Evansville and
Southwestern Railroad Company are in
need of hands for the construction OF
their lines. They are offering good
wages and good employment.
Work OH the Lake Erie, Evansville
and Southwestern Railroad progresses
as favorably as could be expected, all
things considered. The company yes
ter,iay received fourteen car loads OF
English railroad iron, purchased recent
Iy Of the Missouri Pacific Railroad. Al
together they have received two hund-
red and fifty tons Of the lot of four
hundred TONS In addition they have
about eight hundred tons en- route by
river from New Orleans. Everything
with the road progresses favorably.-
They are having some work done at the
I.Jeffersonville car shops. Two passcn-
ger coaches, one baggage car and eight
fiat cars will be completed within the
next few days, and reported to the COM
Ipany.-Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-06-27
"HUNTED DOWN."
Of William Roberts for
the Murder Of Jacob ltOetgeS
On the Public Highway over
Five Years Ago.

4 After an absence of near week t
parts unknown, Sheriff ID. l.. Hart re
turn home last Tuesday evening, hayin.
in custody William Roberts indicted TO
. the killing Of Jacob Roetger, on The l5tl
day Of May, 1863.
Tie circumstances as they have been
related to us and appear upon th'
lCOroners docket, are that q number o
teams were travelling over the road Il
Huntingburg from Evansville to which
latter place they had delivered produce
and when about four miles east Of Boon
willie were Overtaken by WIN. Robert,
who was riding a mule, and demanded
OF Jacob ROetger, the hindInOst team
ster, some whisky. On being told tha
he had no whisky, Roberts still contin'
1ued TO make the demand and becoming
very abusive at the same time, threaten.
ing TO shoot the old man. AT this ROet-
ger became exasperated and picking up
. stick jumped out Of the wagon with the
probable purpose Of attacking Roberts.
Ivolver and fired two shots, one of the
balls passing through the heart Of ROet-
ger killing him instantly.
Ihe accused He'd the county, and pre-
y ious efforts have failed to apprellend
him for justice, until now after lapse of
five years, when he was arrested at Wolf
Island, No.. where he was engaged i'm
farming. lie is about % years Of age,
and has a wife and several children.
ROetger lived near HuDtingburg. in
Dubois county, and was about 60 years
Of age, and left large family Of highly
respectable citizens of that county.
We have no desire TO publish anything
To the accused before his
trial but give substantially the evidence
taken AT the inquest, and as no defense
has yet been made the phases of the case
may De- changed when put upon trial.
Sheriff Hart deserves much credit for
his diligence and untiring efforts in ar
resting the criminal. having traversed
many hundred miles in his search.
Roonville Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-06-27

@The last number Of Appletons'
Journal is highly revolutionary. In an
able editorial article it urges women to
demand the privilege of womanhood
and the right of support from man, and
insists that men who won't marry should
be taxed for their benefit. This il sound
and sensible. We have always thought
that women ought to do greater share
Of the courting than they do. They
have rights; let them demand them
But we don't know SO much about the
taxes. ''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-06-27

~At Attica, some time since, wo-
man brought suit against saloon keep
er for selling her husband whisky after
she had vstssested him not to do SO.
The Lafayette journal learns that on
Thursday, the 18th inst, a verdict for
three thousand dollars damages was
rendered in her favor. This is the first
oasc Of the kind under the ncw temper
ancc law.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-06-27

"A Louisville lawyer missed some
valuable papers from his office, and the
case TO which they related had to be
posponed. On investigation he found
the missing documents doug duty in
his wife's hustle, her supply Of newspa-
pers having run out. There was a lively
time in that household. inst abont then.
a warming to those who do not sub
scribe for their home paper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-06-27

The Lake Erie. Evansville and South.
western Railroad, moved seven car load,
of railroad iron TO the front. The con
struciion party have reached the frs,
large culvert on the road about fouv
miles out. and are daily increasing theiI
distance from the city.
Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-06-27

~The Davies County Democrat
says: Even during this, the dnllest sea-
son OF the year for the coal dealers, the
weekly shipment OF coal amounts to
about 100000 bushels. n ("
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-1he debt Of Perry county amour,
TO e5e,s s7I 90.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13

,,t century ago. will probably prove the most
interesting portions Of his volume Although Oh ua
40 recent they present picture Of primitive snpoS
and rural content, OF which few examples nave co'no
down 10 the generation now upon the stage ino w
oupation of the people chiefly agriculture.
retail store one or two blaoksmiths shopS,
wheelwrighps shop, and carpentersshop were "ioo'
the only exceptions The coal trade was theh III Jus 'n
fancy II may have been partially used III uoIon
houses but the wOodare still blazed upon tno ps
kitchen hearth The inhabitants lived upon What 'hoy
roduced with their own hands from the eart ahd nau
but little TO do with their store pinch OF yea" Soo
es salt and molasses the principal arucles vi
nurchase. The best of them drank rye cohee' eN-
cent on holidays, when some enoeer oo'oi"Ho
was In order. They dressed In hOmespnD' Inc
writer never wore a thread OF clothing uhti no
u,,s sixteen wears old that did not come out OF
his mothers loom. Even tobacco was nome
product The Plymouth trader Of those days thought DIS
business GOOD II the sales amounted to two thousand
dollars n wear The farms OF the carly settlers were
mostly on the fats Daily labor began at sunrise anu
ended with the approaching stars one oonnion niN
way led TO the fats. During the season OF pan"s "
harvest the whole male population OF the Town niSu,
be seen vending their way at early dawn 10 te pio"
plain Old and young made up the me- Ha', ','a "n.
man were equal They clad alike, ana TOOK tneir
oa,s from the same board. Everybody worked Ihere
oro M drones in the hive. Labor was respeetao'e'
Labor was inviting IL even formed the teS' VI Sor,"
rositon A hard hand was the index OF manhood ino
sunburnt face was TIE synbol of honor In harvest e
tbe minister the schOomaster and the mechanics eV
hand. All weat merry a marriageben NO man 'ncn
lived ON the spois of Office the trade OF politics. hoheS
tou was the condition OF obtaining livelihood lheIo
wore no locks or bolts the door Of the homestead Tue
nnsio of the fai the buzz Of the spnniDg-wheei ana
tbe heats OF the old square loom had notyet given way
to the tones Of the piano. Wheat was the prncpa crop
Upon the sale of wheat, the farmer rehed Ior al INC
money he had. The remaining products OF the Iarn
were used in barter and exchange There was htte
money and no banks. Every farmer raised ms own max
and grew his own wool The homespun coth iur'
nished the material for the whole family wardrobe
Iuxuries we're few the neeessaries OF life abundant
E0uaity was the rule. Every man was as goou as MS
neghbor provided he behaved himself as we'll lie was
not thought the less because bis hands were soieu
with labor or because he ahomespun coat AEON
siderable portion Of the volume is occupied Win pio
graphical sketches of the early settlers, ana the pnc
pa men whom the town has produced Ihey VIII oe
read with interest no: only by those VINO are Iamai
with the locality described but by all VINO nave tase
for the manifestations of native character The WORK
more purely American in its tone Than most recent
issues OF the press ana should find welcome reception
In American circles.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
Steamboa,s ano Railroads..
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS DAILY ior

49,
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS DAILY Tor
pkoyyJJlD2IENCE. Jl2IEN BoSTolN,n ~ wgofsRa,cEsrER Z
S:' $ Are . SSsTSs SSsFos TO 70 F9ySsS ESyBssGs
and Prov wOrees,er BGz aes sni ioTs.
NORTH RIVER aud NEW YORK STEAM-
a. a. $3.50 p % sIep' susdsy io' o.ks esq Syae Lass
Tor Brrewood yonkep Hasn D. rsr r. ToFn s. siss ~ ~
ha7erstrag ALEXa At fl3 o. Eayes'i Yolkcs Hashap D.
8i5 D. Il iraios So - " ''' 800 LANE IS So'
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
- ~, ., &Ot"iCH LINE,
pSi sS s. SsSi SS5ais cSsS S 3 i1o B 6,5 .5 & L..
The lsSssd asqnss .s,@,p
CITY o. HEW-YORK
CITY or LsWREEcg snt
wiz leave EeE YORK day esoeo.a : ocosI . m u
For New-Loadoa and Norvh er cosceag Win Rror.. ,,.
r ils above poRs va yeront Cnr, SorFei and wo sss
Porihourh tickets ght apply e on Per ~
''i5' Ses7off YORK Jane g. ls7a v" T. A'N"'' '''''
CENTRAL RAILR0 Nd or FNEW-JERSEY.-
~ P.ssenger 91d FIcig5 6s9 IN Nf--iors ot d Lbi Con
ihe Delaware Lsesaggnna .nd gsea s5 st P-hgs.ly sia
yaley Railroad ufis connection uang ns PaarS
n te We5 without change Of cars also 10 Central PenEs7aaA
Ss"' i''A 'a ALLESTOWN LINE TO THB WEST
wiNGER ARaAEG EMENT
Comme5ang Dec 10, ls1&-i.eaye Ne~ York az foioEs.
%Iof fi,siI,o5 E.,sS gstal.hen Bas N.a crus,
Niktsbafre FtcD, hbanOy Nj Jarei Hatein
nock, TOgaHd WsgccT &c. With tronfH % " Das-
vile, &c Connects % Junction With Del Lack 4 West h
ga in-AosNG BXpREs daily erceDt Sunlars or hts,oa.
feanston @ E,s,o6n Tor Msseb cbaas Wessa sias Il:
wanda, WGyeTley,
IO:lJ a. m.-WaV Train f0r S5megUlie.
u m.-WaY Train for s0ueTyl.e
0 Tea s@H53e g a.tos Bath Al-nSr' Waco, c'.
L,rrattef Ephram. POtsyis Hsr-snurg &r.
2lJp la.-- For Easol, Bethlehem a1l A.elt0NB.
b m.-FOr PlanGcd.
4aOp mFor Ea,ton AsnoTn anl Mlu-a Cau1L Co.,e,s IT
Jun t.on with Del, Lack ami Wcst X. T.
1850 ,. m,-F0r S0meiylN a1i Fgm. lToB.
800 p. m.-For Somervlc.
s5 D. m.-F0r PlaiBaeiL
$500 m-RyEvIyG ETpaEs' dsy foT Easi0n B, rsa Ale,-
town Reading Harrisburg PtttaIh b. Chicago an. Claasgtp
$500 sGl 5:4j D. m.-F0t SoHer.Ae
100 p n .-tgmgrautl- Ei5io1.
9:0l and II 100 ,. m.-FOr Plaihnel1
lfO l:45a m f20l 2;Jl, 100 2:'O L5J Jll .ta s
800 as $50 ass, 500 SIS $50 5i' 6oo s11 sS, 7s 20
G:l0, 900. ly.O0, lio0 1900 o. n.
ROAD Of Eeere FOOT Of L0ergt NewYork AMI 2l
~ r. Z. RiCKtR Superintendent an Rlgf
II RAJ Pas
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I IFE-SIZE PORTRAIT Of Mr.. GREELEY,
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~" THE TRIBUNE New-York.
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ORR OLD HOME. AND SEPTIMIUS FELTON,
' RY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE.

Ulustned Library Edition. I vol i2mO 81.
This forms yolume Of the illustrated LibrarT Edition. o.
Hsvbornes Works high degree 0f favor from the
pres. and TIE public O Home is Of iuHtabe papers
o. English scenery towns cahera customs aud people or sep
mius FELTON, remarkable which 70 tie world atel
Hawhorns death London AhenFum THE book iul o.
Uaw writing. The sad
burden auniauy relieved hy subtle charms oi thougl
and strle No other author Of our could written it,
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by the Publishers
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DllLADEl4IIllA snN snN,,tIrr "a .SCp1F CAas, ~
Il ONLY DIRECT ROUlk MiihOtNs tNsarpf|T az ENN Train,
THE oil REGION aud LUMBER DIS ihlOi VF
III .ve D,sbro,ses Coandtst Fernc IL, PulnsB Pa,es
ana m ktie E1pres (day, except cu1uel Suubufy bSl
.r throngh from New.loTk 10 on Wv, n,an m lfvnoa,
W,mspeu B:95: Lock Haven $3.50 -euoVo ,o.ou Csry
sos; Cory 6:05 Ene, 2A a n ~ S M Vi Rsos 81 bro
ui,b OH Crsek aud AlleghenT River rs rs of VIC
I'm Ike shore r. for all points Nes NIL, Palace Oar hse
al "a Rde Arrive Sunbury, 6s9 " c SO. Ene
% Hy,s $40; Remove II m; IvneIob oi C,eh asd Ale.
- Connects igyi1eon sni try W ~. shore X of
go, - p E t sr r. n Gr ihe OF Res al bne VI '~
all points West NJ A BALDWIN euesl Super a's'"
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iSuudsys only. ftCsI5sn 5l..,l.,,., sl., '..,,,'
NFW-Y0RK. NEW-HAyEY AND HAkI-
~ FORD RAILROAD -SeS-iorS Ard EIy YaY I.i
SPRING ARRANGENENT. CONNIE tLS1 IA D. t,'', 80
Passenger Station Sevlork Grni CatEal Deio hni- Gu
TRAINS LEAVE NEV-YORH.

Boston Express spungfeli s:0s N, VS. @ssi ,n. iH
Shore Line % l2:2O yJl an stopping a.
ald bridgeport The $50 and l21 2 70 - M gs m -
tle J:C5 p to Montreal $500 a. 10 NeNle-
l2:4, Norsei and Proyl5easei The Cgns; C ~ 80
ami y H., ~ am u'''
Haven and HOusaonc Railroad Bridgeport The 20 - At '
D. NJ. Nsugaack railroad Bridgeport The qua ~ 'u' eh'
Dauhury NOrgak Railroad az 80 NA-i.
Trains for NewHayen leave q 7:0j sos tBIl in m -
Ok 0i EKl, 5.52 4:35. 3 $685. 90l (ELl p ~ Alio-
bridgeport 905 Norga at 5:39 p NJ D. o. 0ou
&c l0:f5 2:2O. $50 600 and 100 TIE slf. m Ll
stOu Rochelle Por Chester and the sU a. hhli a.
NJ. Vernon Mamaroleck. and Rye. a,
Sunday Boston Mail Trains az 90 ~ VIA Sphgn" sl- ' -
via Providence - ~ t. In.
press Trains ----. ,-..s ,.,-
tr Depot or at Y Transfer Co, s Eoa4saf y -
and No COarst BroOAu who will also check eagSse from %
delCe o destination. -. o. ~ a.,o,
For further information o particulars posters h.s '14 9.0"
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Nov Realr. iuh bound. ~:
MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with
vi TWO PORTRAITS ILLUSTRATIONS; posira rep
nng Mr. Greeley h. appeared in The l1si snnme Of L M a9d
altogether the kt natural portrait Of him pub.
lshe Ire volume contains Memoir Mr. GREELEY his last hlur.
moral the Funeral Arrangement The C1ny Crem1
Mourning of People F Voices Of the
Palgt and the Pres Tributes on the Poet Resloa' ali Poeel-
% various Public Boe &C. S &C. Pamphlet saon - cIts
hsll imo bound s ~ either free by ul % rteg d Pree
rIIf. TRIBUNE. N.F.YoIi-
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fnm- Gthools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
The Fourteenth Annual Of Con,aba ooke Law
school viii tale place Academy Of Music on on
WEDNESDAY, May H. at o'clock m The 9e5tse Q" % i
Laws will be conferred on Of the Halaung ess ae w
annual pr,es will Professor Theodore Dngt
SdNs he graduating class william d. Pouike esq "" hadfe t
Aumni snd George ngraham OF the class oil o' wi" u ~
b. A. r. BARNARD LID, President Of Columbia College
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u. P BAIDRIy GensfaI Pl.-enser AleI-
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
EKN RAILROAD,
MORRIS tWU fsgEX DIVISION


NEW BROAD GAUGE LIVE was GAP suoa''lgr scr','os,
B.n sia,oD syracuse O,sego. WITHOUT CHANGE Or CA[
WINTER ARRASGEaFSTs eoamesang HoSDAY Nov IS ~
Si2 n, r. G04P t,J S4ST ,, T S' . , I4S 4 Po2' s
Col and saSase without -ge q connect ~ a. Dove,
and B. r. r. Tor Kingston. Wi ,siar.e Ptis.ol &c.
ton Br,nch At Dover With hester BrL az Waterloo ~
o Wsr CAP stroaiblrs F,fsal.a Grss, Br aol i1i
Syracuse and al Ihp1V M LeL aaI susqafhaala All Ll
HON FHLLiPsBraG EXPRsss stop, ai e Sessft Na On
Railroad 4 Pbl2s4ars B De- R. r. ,ef BeferT aa l. "a
tova sIaucb Chunk WllSe.tlrs Reading ed HsTT5erT
SEQ m. N BROAD SAGSE E%PssSs ~, TRAM 5g fa f sa az
hange g er .tqogTg Eaeo5 .stogi Connecting " Dover ''
EAsrON EXPRESS at Dover y u Ce - r x
9uehanna x r. and Lsaizo valley r. r. ior belisls~ A-'
4l5 B. m HACRE, ,TsTowN EXPRESS connects With Cissr r,
and With SUSSEX r r. for A1doyef Ne"'oa ana f''lA1'
For MoBRIsf6Ws at 75 s:lo Hoo 1850 m, IN 30 40
E Fo a1 SUMMIT II a. a. 7:is 73O sIo Gio and 80 $40
70 For or ORANGE &c sO Soi rs s6tTR ORANGE g 20 9 ~
and 100 lo 1890 &50, i.1o fi'' o'o o '''' ' WV
'hP For NEWARK 7l5 12o 20 ':so 90 90 o '9s
$50 4:W $50 a2U 500, goo 6g ESQ s0 &SO 7.N as ~
In s,vs 'Se se for BLooMFIELD and MoSTCLAR at 7
$780, and ''O a. H. '' 1'0 ''' T. aGASoSER. ssoef.aut
ERIE RAILWAY.-Wintpr Arrangcmen, Of
IL Trains taking edec, JaI ~ m From Chsnoefet Depot "
C1-rsr aal O. elso nav E1rrss Davng cosh'
I-s1rrsss Mi for buffalo auI Nagla F.l, DN.a Groom
10
~ m tDal6 -Cncuuai All Chicago Night Rrnresl seer
toatb through Baiao, Nagda Falls Cincinnati Deot a0'
4 A.Jiti0nal Trains leave for
Por. J.rgis O. @ Il asd tll.I5 p m. 40 and = -
Goshen and MilletoFu. go 1850 Il ali I'i5 a ' '"
Wervict n and all:I5a. u. anl $50 D. N.
Ne,-burgh, ard a '..l and 4.ij +. N.
1880 te:JO II and 81 rs m 3;J SO NV = ara
Rdsesood Hoaoku, Alepiae Ramsy, 1850, ta II.
sll:l5 a. m. $50, $ 6, f6:J0, a8i 'll:JJ N. ,,r
Paterson Gas 1880 g. $780, 10. H. Fll:l3 Il h0J If
9a0 4 s. 5:l5. &. $3.50 y. 3 10 and II 30 m.
Newark 7:l5 g As and ll:3 AMI 3;i5, SIS sni $3.50 M
Ruhcruri and Pasaic, cas- $50 1880, TO- Il n u Ho0n'
+li5 3;30 4, 5l5 ., '6:}l. g. 30 and -ll:30 p s,
dlle ekeusaea and Way s. sl5 and t5i7 No. . - . all
Spring Valley ami Way and els, ai5 Iaad5 H. and
E5seaood s. rs aal go m 100 3l5 45 ee 500 GO
-. IS 2. and ~ MI ,.,o i, o.. -
sasr 5 sPi 7:i5 10 and slOa m 80 9: AIS, AS $50 GO
and iii5 D. ~. AMI ~ .ll u o,, 40 a.. ,..- o.
Pirmort I'd fack, Z. - ~ ald wv a. m-' l'Ni 1't ''''
"a Tr,.1s leaving Chaaters- or half touJGs
minutes earlier than above une The o. r.
l.l0 M m anal u Mil Trains nom Chlmterss only. it,
B-rlius y. r. f. acd Newark Branch e-Ying
s.. on quarter hoars, leave IweutJ-thrlsL " minute
Tor passage aud for apartments Drawing Roo an,
Psgg.e NAV the Comp4nys oces-ltli 81 I,.t
wan. clr Trutrlflt and Ilg ~, s- ,rr
Brookl,n; at tie ConpanTs Drpo, AMI Of Age '' | ''
hotei'. ,srr5.r, o,l, s,cshen Sundays oug,
JSO. \. ABBOTT. Gen M ~ = ~. .. ~.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13

ANCHOR LINE. - EXPRESS STEAMERS
" sail from Pier ~. North River. Hew-i1rk
MAY Il, TRINA RIA. eineaiag May ~
VI ROPA MAY p CALIFORNIA SATURDAY. Ma 81
gers booked from Railway station
Britain ireland Germany Norway Sweden Denmark America
safely speedily ably ani cheap other route or line
Tickets Drafts or Ce bought n lowest currencg
by applying At tue Compauys Offices Bowiuggreen.
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
pENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD.

NeN-iOrAi RON IOOt OF Desoos>e' anu
as follows;
Palace Cars attached $50 s. T. and $40 n SUNDAY D "
8:a0
dsy $500 D..
y right Sunday ., $3.50, and 500 D. m.
FoT Pha., Kensiugtou, at a. IN. and p n.
I'M grant and second class 1il5 o.
For Newark at 6 go 7.fo $40 10. H. 0 y ~.
b2o 3 10 4lO 40 $40 $40 530 $50 6;l0, t: e. ~ Sl
q no. Il :3O Y p m. SUNDAY 30, G. $40 and ,n
For Elizabeth O. $50 T. To $40 g. TO- H. ll0 an " NJ y
l2 l3l 3.2O 3:40 S;la $3.50. $40 So $50 O. Gl' o ~
$40 no. 3O u D. m. sunday $40 6, ard $40 u an Z
Por Rahway O. G3o ea $50 and 10 q. y uoop / q ~
500 $40 AlO. 43O $50 $50 $50. O. 6: 70 s''V !" h ~
FoS wob s ad Pestb Aa1o and 10 l9o $40 ~"
aud $50 IN. 80. ~ & O n AL
u night Sunday, b, ani 9 p NJ.
For Ess Mlstone a. n., u noon 4lO and o.lo y NJ
FOR Lsmbertvlle and Feri'gton. a. u and : !. m
Por Phhpsburg and BeIyideTt. and D. n. ..s
i2.ll ,, 4 and
For Freehold Z 3 a M. aad p n..t Ia Pier
For Jamesburg Pemberon Camisu, A. N. ana VI ''-
No. L. 3:il . m. 9 y n
dsilr lO,lt m and % daly e1cep Mon! IN m Pros
ton and Rsimore b:tn asa ,o;f m SUNDAY SD p
$50 lNla Il.0t, ll:3t a m, .'' 49,
m SUNDAY. S2l, ESQ, II ;Oi a. IA A.. houss,
TicIe Oeces S96 40 27l 9i BroAisaYi No oEoe
and foot Of Drsbosses C0giaud ss hmris' AgtnL
p,,NTscl o. wv cl.se y. NJ BOYD, Jr, Geo. ~
- tASSATT. Gen ManaseL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
Mem i1nbIicntlous.
BY ROBERT BROWNING.


Tbe kpoedae OF his poetry l. widening Men beginning n
rerye bst IL Involves suhe profound and vnei
perienee OF possessed by other living sneT
Quarterly Review -.. ,
Rel Cotton NghtCaP Country s great poem and not to be
measured hy petty standards lts insight subtle tght ne da
matte poer remarkb it. ptye passages Of Singular baui
NJ. M.nlIn in NnrkT Tuhune.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
ALLENTOWN LINE TO TdB WEST.
WY INR Anl ~ ~ II.

For Elsh.u a. 900 t4o 800 7:i5 s0o as 300 ESQ eB
li:0O lI.l5a m f20l n; 1850 loo 200. I1J J0 ss
800 AS A) 45 800 Sis, $50 5: 6oo 61) 65, 7s 20
GlO, 81 90. 1000 ii.00, 1900 o.
Tsets Tor the West obtained az the ofce Of he Cel RaL
rosd of NrJe foo Of LIBERTY Neg.Y AMI 3L
A0'e' anu 's 0' r T. RiCKtR Superintendent, an glyf