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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

DEr.os BLoDeErr is building a
new lumber mill So by 100 feet
on the bank Of The Muskegon
where the 1crsey puts in. 1t
will have manuiic uring cap
aci,y "fl0, o00,O 900, will cost 500
600, and will he ono of the most
complete mills on the River.
A branch road now nearly com.
plctcd, will lead ont to tho Flint
Il Pere Marquette Rad abont
two thirds OF milo distant
Mich;qan Lumberman.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

LARKIN's large saw mill at Mid.
land has shut down tor a short
time, but Mr.. Larkin has not
discharged his help. He expects to
shortly resume work and run
night and day.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13
4 DsrRoir business man found

A DETROIT business man found a
counterfeit fifty cent scrip among his
currency the other day, and he put
it in his vest, and that afternoon gave
it to little girl begging on the street.
When he came back from tea, he
found the same piece Of scrip in the
drawer again. and questioning the
clerk, he learned that. little girl had
brought it in, bought q stick of gum,
and had gone away With forty-nine
cents of good money.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

A NEW vein Of silver HI, been dis
covered on the southwest quarter OF
section IA, township 81, range Al,
about seven miles from Ontonagon, on
the Carp Lake road. It's outcropping
is on Duck Creek, which runs through
the property, and its mouth will at
ford good small boat harbor. besides
furnishing good water power. Toe
land is heavily timbered with hard
wood, hewlock aud pine, all hat will
DO needed for mining purposes. A ton
Of the ore has been shipped East to be
thoroughly tested. The specimens arc
said to be very 6ne.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

The purcst end sweetest God Liver
oil is Hazard & Caswell's made on the
sea shore for fresh, selected livers, by
Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York.
Its absolutely pure and scesf,
Patients who have once taken it pre-
fer il to all others. Physicians have
decided it superior to any Of the other
oils in market.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

On Tuesday Hernidas Desjar-
din, a Frenchmsp, employed in
a lumber camp near Pinconning,
was instantly. killed by a falling
tree.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

THE Detroit, Lansing & Lake
Michigan Railroad Company is to
run trains from Howard City to
Big Rapids, using the track of the
Grand Rapids & Indiana. So
said,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13
A MtpIANn chan has loet faith

A MIDLAND chap has lost faith
in tho law of kindness. lie at
tempted to caress a "little spotted
cat" the other evening, and his
"Sunday clothes" are now lying
in tho cold damp ground. The
advics of B llings is good in snch
cases,-"lf YOU are In doubt
whether an animal is a cat or a
skunk, always give tho animal the
benefit of the doubt. Fdr,celI
Rcaister.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

The young orator in Illinois, who
in recent speech. threatened to grasp
array of light from the great orb of day,
spin it into threads of gold, and with
them weave shroud in which to wrap
tho wbirlwind which dies upon the DO.
som of our Western prairjcs," has con.
cludcd it wouldn't pay.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

The Oceans county Journal
says that a party Of hunters from
the vicinity of Hart have como up
into Lake county for the parPoss
OF hunting deer,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

A MICHIGAN paper recently
closed an obituary notice with
the misquotation, Gle is not
dead, but sqeaketh. The COM
positor had better keep his q's
ont Of the p box.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

A COMMUNICATION from Ellie
worth came to hand too late for
this week. but will appear in our
next issue.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

New JERSEY people don't say
"liar" right out, but remark, "Sir,
you remind me Of my lamented
brother, who could pcrvert truth
with the greatest of ease."
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

THERE Is $20,OOO,0O0 invested
in canal boats in New York
State.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

AN interestingi letter from q
former citizen Of Chase, appears
else " here. s.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

THE converted Nez Pcrces
Indians have dropped tobacco.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

TIE mail for Chase failed to
arrive at the usual hour from the
cast last Saturday, as also tho
western mail on Monday. Matters
were beginning to grow rather
blue, when Postmaster Montord
posted of on foot to Reed City
Monday forenoon and brought in
the eastern mail a Ia tote ON his
back. Gond for him.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

DEBTS are bad. A man ought
to contract them as much as pUs
sible now.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

The season for buckwheat cakes
and maple mol asses has arrived.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

WINrER 10 now upon US in dead
earnest.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

TRANSFER ISK.-We arc now
prepared to print Letier-hesds,
RilI-hcadS Deeds, &C., in trans :
f, ink, SO that they can be copied
in any letter copy press. We have
an assortment Of colors, as may be
desired.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13
MANIsTEE COUNTY.


TIE Manistce Standard has the
following:
d. +. Schoenbcck, proprietor Of
the "Gernan Home" has COM
menced rebuilding his hotel and
boarding house, which was recent
ly destroyed by fire.
We have on exhibition in our
office a specimen of corn raised by
Mr.. T.. S. Baker, of Filler Town.
Each stalk contains three large
ears, s,und, and well filled.
l. ii. Shriglcy u Co.'s mill
was shut down last Friday for the
season, Neil Lcitch's saw mill sus
pended work last week, Tut has
commenced again for the purpose
of saving up some hard wood lum.
Der, when it is the intention to
cl"sc it mp for the Winfer.Tabor e.
lIuennekcns Bros. and Filler Il
Sons mills have shut down, but
we are informed will saw a little
more if the weather permits.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13
HOME STARLIGHT.

SUBSCRIBE for the Star.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13

WILLIAMS had a majority Of
CSC in Allcgan county.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-11-13
STEAM GUAGES, WHISTLES. dc.

All of which we sell at Detroit Prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Erv-yosE Feb 2lBEFvEsArTyals ineuiog some late IN yes
al The market opened 20 sever.
81 short duration. most o. DE stock eig olt
decline ioa YESTERDAY. The supply for TIE Weh o uP n
v, B94 araust 1895 previous week some Of to-day sues
i9 Illinois steers a t Top 3c 81 limos '' 10 a.
iulcI. cars 90 luic. S6 & cgt no OF l4J 10 at ia
aloe 1900 % % 2ie, 81 % eg, Ih maI@C e'es W.
besides stopped bfcs through Lar o. AII
Trade There nothing nconrge hgl prices next Monday
SuFEp-Aruyals ST. and 90
Tota thus far this week 1871 against
81 the rrrycus Demand hiT. and prices FULLY sustained l
Of the offerings beng Of GOOD
srsl sehrr 1QUC Some n The sheep from noslat Stt
c vas said uesIg al the diseased stock, and winch Wa
tb enu nursers good enough bring c sales
D. n.e Elliott sheep III d. s5.e :59 DO O2 H. a
~ ~ io l of Sass T., al 4 073ci lOS Of Iu 10
AZ 5Ic ero l1u IIu o... 90 90. az 1.c
1l Iu. sus % M at &C., and IS Ohio, 81 u, az lie
Vo.s-A-g1. TODAY lC al IorIeh., and at Cunmul
nav ase p s turaay against 2 same ne lat week
- -r ' the week ending Tonight bSAl wtleh sge
Fr The r. reepe - the season There vas one sale Of i've
- ~. IA . .t IL. Under adycs Of tunel tone for hogs
- u ~ c 4, Ctesro tho market for dressed hogs was &C.
1--WE g. decline yesterday Sas restored lol La',
Ca1!c; 81 %, tici zOU ID. tsc s3s ~ 40"1 " PSI '
Wow. dLeara casIE lru a. y 0ote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
,s. .oa c,r,oc., a, 7oe9sc. gold, Madras aoaeSe

RuamA =, ecas ,pa C,r,cea' at 7o9e soa Madras sOe'
a. 6sGs 3 1S SP ssfS Sp. sspg a, 7oa7S
NAVAL SToRBSTbe market Tor spirits IgIpnuns has Ue @
SO Pc Ss1 y, sS coT1S y E int quiet OWNS
.s,ss o. .,,S s1 ,, Ss ~ ( So Without business
oilS-oe Fish are without, asns tse nQ9ry Ino'eI,,s We
go. ss sS, sdy hell DC Jnsocd very Qu. IN, prices
.s tT3 9 81 s a. & e Wu,e oGcr oil. arc dbl
okTEeAIlhe market sdan bat steady 0nao quote at SO -
$soSis0SS~Th, Pos market, quiet, but very strong si e
PSms for is,uc delivery bear bbll night seller May at
a. Plaza Mes and si2asI3 So ior E1a Mes, Tee B,, IS
s sS and se S se ol ws a Meats m IN demand ami
very strong heavy Long Cut Hans scarce aud moeA "'oS ~
$50 ,s s w. Al iS - So S8oSi AZ n ale. 50 boxes Dy
az nv al Sc 400 70 d. bun boxes DO U2 ~ to- and
IshtT; heavy weights sb; sales Of 45o boxes Long Clear and
Sson 90 seller h",S Md AZ ~, inSc r1ce io4 contract
SS Z" i@SI Ce,T ana Short d. f Ami at Ne 2S
Eso Clear Al chicago Milwaukee ne! and boxes Long
a. SSt c, ms, ia Of ss6 At c SO boxes DO bait
si M>fel and tr hah Of Ar"+ at ~ D5ss''y eter1
s!a1c 10Y C spd &c G Light Land sogss ard more Or,
~ Sc Tor CIV So. ioT Fair Pnue steam ,sd ke,5e Es0
tse; 2,O seller March l1s!c 1908 cs seller AIn'
sS9 $50 'e at tse We on DI At. e o and sesdy
reported Of bol f hall Of March e. & aeI ,'is. o.
~ Go 6bi CIV i ST c Crude bak STEADY bat dull e.!
.a We ban a. ~ good 61oc has been doue IRE
March held at 49, "iC ae OF <o oos
sud 1900 bids do last hal al Is4c
RICF dui ana Carolina quoted 90 S03ic Rsngoon 6ia'c
SICAES-Iher steady demand for haw Sugars anu t
az, frm Goo Refining Cuba 0c Ter new aul ol ~
aal l binds Choice Centrifugal al sc W.
3nO terms; also 500 boxes a. e htu. =
Tor Solt White and i20@c Tor harl
SfEoS-5ver lover 800 bags Prime. part al 81
quoted % 90 age lmohl nacvf am poA az - ''U -
peulesl seed quoted al - C%1 p
SOAP-The market quiet bl rrces are without shse
o. O tcs Prime Pc and l ics 0ool q. '
TALON sfh demands sales OF 500 ID a. ,c CO., zoo
and 400 hs Western at6 lJt, and VV A I""V"
Grfasr % &C. aal 81 bbs Far rSov, 81 bic. -
MHiShI fairly sctyc and sitaiy s1lcs q 30 pDs 81 y-c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

psr North Rirsr YesVb and Railroad - o 900
Par a. 6 rlg% Ashes, % bags b + Peas y SD.S X
Cotton N rtrs Dried 07 bills Eggs, 45y ha-s Meal,
ssl Foaf 40 bills Neal 800 bags Me' 10 b6sl. Wheat
xlv So BAGS seed ID Hides go t4is Hides bales Hops, 50
es Nos 3 70 Leather 1876 pkg OIL Cake a pkgs Eeei
"a pkls Po rkls CO. sioa Lsrd OIL Eess ard
$50 Dressed Hogs 9cs cs Butter 22lO ptss Cheese ~ pAf
Tarv pals G-cast Peanuts. 2oN pigs starch, s
DIr RICE ~ sl Tobacco So pigs Tobacco 45 bales S0 s'l
kbis Wi.-sy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
wn II. WEED. General Ticket AGENT
nENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

1tlNNS1 lN ANA hAliJhOAU. "a.
Trains leave NeNiOrk, from foot Of Desbrosses ADD
EIpres. for Harrisburg Pittsburgh nd South v ri
Palace Cara attached. $3.50 5, I, and $50 H. S0'
$50 ,o. Ssp
For Baltimore Washington and the South at %. H. sF" '
DAY 800 ?. ,....o a. mi AID
Il night Sunday q, $780, and $500 .. m
For Pills via KeoNngton At ! q. m nDd p m
Hmigrsnt aud second class AIS p n. -. "a ? 10
Fo Newark AZ $50 $40 10. II, ltO a. N ~ IA
$40 3 90 $40 4.O $40. $50 $50. $50 O. $50, oi " ~
For Elizabeth o. 5g 8:l0. g 10 II, ll'' 'm "a So
? 2.3O b d 20 $40 A:lu $50 SEQ $50 $50 O. CIV w. ~"
GlO TO- li3D 70 D. Sunday $50 o, aud $50 m o..
For Rshway b5l BIr $50 aud 10 u neon a.
a!o $40 Aio 40 SEQ $50 $50 o. 90, 49, Si'o ~
For woodbridge and Perth Gnooy and 10 $50 '"' ~
aud $50 IA & q a NJ AZ
l. night sunday =, AMI = pm
ForE Milstone, a.. L N;lo 90 u
For LsmbertUlle and Fi,uiugtou, a. m and D. A.
Fer Pbihpsburg anl BelviIere : AMI 4 p M. On a.
Accom- Tor Bordenosu. Builuson, aud Ismlrp' ~ 49,
E.g. 2. 3. $40. T. add y m.
For Freehold :. Q = "a, and
For Jsmcbnrg Peober.oH Camden m S;tp ." IA q,
Train, follows; From Pitsburga e'V - W.aar
dalg Inllas sud n ~. daily except hsh'sN ~ = Ya
10. And BALTIMORE asa le:R N sasss' . sak
Phiaislpla ..!I Gao ieit llot, ll's4 a NJ ga "-@'
~ Saulsy. a2i, $50. " % q. . ., 4, ..,., le@sS
Ticket OIccs 3?3 "a III. sad 80 pfoHsA'i ,sss
OF Dssbrecs sui Iottsdt ~ 'n' -. AGA
Battery place u. NJ WV j. WV
A j. tAesATr Spa HAs-~>A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
THE GREAT SOUTHERN
FREIGHT Ind PASSENGER LIIE

FOR CHARLESTON S. c. FLORIDA PORTS, AND TIE SOUTH
ASD SOUTHWEST -.
Sailing every TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY. rom Fler
No y Nortb River a D. The steamships - .
CHARLESTON. Capt JANIS BEKRY. TUESDAY, FEB 10 -
SOUTH CAROLINA. Capt T. J. BECKETT. Ihurdv reo ~
CHAMPION. Capt X W. LOCKWOOD SaturiaT 4co. ~ 49,.
for through passage uhe
bills lairg connection With the south carolina ~
10 all points AID the North Eastern a
Florence, Chcrav and o points the Cheraw and Dafgon
road FlOrda ports lnsursne by ths nae OA
HALE PER GENE free Of conmsson Bills o
dng at the ONCE Local Passenger and sEesA
0~'' ~ " "' HENRY R. MORGAN & Co, Agents
Por roucb freight tariff information reference TO
tb-orrb b,Tress apolv BENTLEY ID. HASDELL
ecrt Great Southern Freight No. 81 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22

ERIE RAILWAY.-Wintcr Arrangement OF
IL taxing effect jan 20 3 From Chamoert Depot tot
Z5isL sac note bciUFL
llam-Errress Nal Buffalo AID Hagara Falls Drawing Room
Suqu-hanna sui Sleeping Coaches 10 Destination
I'M (Dadg-Cincunau Chicago sight htiSss Sleeping
Colehes through Bngo Niagara Rails, Cincinnati Detroit ad
Chicago without change
Poqt Jerris g. O. Ii and .lIlss m. 40 and '7pm.
Goshen aai Midtown +7O O. 3.yO, IL anl 'h'I' m ~
''W'TSiet O. II and 'll:l5 A. m. snl t7o .. n
Nevburgb, $780, 5ul 81 a. In JJ and $50 ?. n.
Sul,ra t7.3O g. O II AID l5 $50, 5, G. 1890 y AZ
Rjsesooi HoloEus AenIale Ranseys 7.oo $780, H.
sll:lya n. $3.50 3, 6, fC:.I, Z lad Fll:J0 p
Paterson CAS- g. 1879. TO- II, ':i5 u booD 49,
$50 =, 5 5;l5. G;5o - 3 10 aHl ~ 80 p M
P1.herl Park Passac C. g. '70 $780, 10 IL Nooa
sl.is $3.50, 4 5:l5, o. .G:5J, g. ~ and EL;JJ P. m.
Hlde, llsckcnsaek an Way, D. s5 and S9 n 49, ana
Sp ' Valley sad Way and els t35 4'ad5 'sd
ESslevood s. 745 and go n 100 9S AIS, As 800 60
Cress $ is 70 and 900 l'o 2l5, hI' $500 $50 aDi 7e
Spars s. 7:is - .ud 800 H. $50 9:l', AIS 4e 90 60,
Prno6t aaj Syict 7:i5 and $50 n, l3o 25, SIS so.
RTrs5s leaving Chamlers-st hif hours eiVs
Teutghiri than above tine The ~ An1
nd MID. Trains start from Chamber ST. ou =
e. on quarter hears Twentast " minutes earlier han
Tke,s Tor passage and Tor apartment, ssspg
Coseb can be obtained the checking a1 transfer ql
SaS cor Oas ueutgsnas ard ThaVs COu't,
BokJ the Ccnpanys Depoi and Of Agents At Tie pnueIh
hotels.
'Day. tsunis7s only -orr .iGos5en snlday' Only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
INDlANAPOLIS,
BLOOMINGTON O. WESTERN
Railway Extension
FIRST MORTGAGE
7PBR CBTITIl GOLD BONDS

Capitalists Investors invited TO examine The merits Of the
Bnas issued INDIANAPOLIS BLOOMINGTON And WEST
ERS RAILWAY COMPANY cuIei by FIIt Mortgage on ITS
E1cu,cu Line On this work, 100 miles from
Sn,np,ign 90 Havana on he Illinois completed
and trains wiz ran that section in the second
week January. Tie remaining distance Of as miles 70 keouk
On e Msr branch Of 2 miles TO Decatur graded
sBd tac .5 will be finished In ample time for
1873. The character OF soil Increasing produe
ous country tributary s part Of the Lae assure
lf.e feuu8erluye business
Annapolis 22 miles has been IN operation
and has established success Its earn
ings steadily increased giving In 1872 an in-
crease OF $3.50 over 1871. Net receipts from
th- pari OF ne line alone are more sufficient
respond puucualy 20 interest all Bonds made and IS
rarely that this be said Of Ts
Tuac curn- IegCtsfiol q it, securities
The entire m % ~, miles has support popuous exceedingly
yieh and pdnsse agricultural region passes through and con-
meets important and cities and immense de-
Eos oil Of which insure local business Of great
magnitude. D. own WeSn and N0bWesterl connections sub
sisnas, control with prominent atersec,ng roaas will
1o.sl n The Managers appreciate the necessity Of
u1usuat s cut and providing Tor as RAPIDLY as possible
Tn. vi rev .e, tor ACORN oiatols construction expressly
sor tins rood iuausro viii greatly s facilities and
ennbe large offered business which it has
been obliged Sc eecIinc.
Psrua5 s,isp uruual strength Of these Bonds,
Eheb are nabys Corporation owning LIE OF 40
sn snd a., o,upeey By and only mortgage
Ofu 1boe Hue 30S miles are completed add
s(lsore ei~oeL
oersos interest VII in short
SE ts hsey eaa lode Of 52o vii fnd advantageous to
Ilesel; these Bonds which
secgrty iof al Investors As invest:
Heni 'fe' 'elro' tA &c grove largely Ieuunerative.
The oac gold Goa eaoh, convertible into
sfoch 81 rsr At ~ option ~ the holder be registered With
Out es'e Price 90 ed currency. Coupons
JsBusrt md JuI o. Tree a.
nsf iabe SECURITIES ses,d eIehsnge At best market raeL
Pull IA -casns isfnlie- On Oh lection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
Eienmbcdts an0 Railroads.
-iENTRAI. RAIIROAD M NENV- IERsRu


E0R NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, 81
Scames leave PeckF,2 Tor HegHayn si.5 Trans Esy,,
anl East at u d
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY :
~ Pa and Freight DcnOt Ia Eos-Yors b,rty. e
meets a. Somec With Sogh Brluch r. r. Hampton Jspeon -
the Delaware LackosauHa and WcVcrl Rlfr
The Lhi1h ald Sugluehanno and Eaon
VALLEY 1ol emf U.s. aci0Dg f,rni1g 10 pti,
Ne Wes without change Of cars also 10 Ccu az
's" ALLENTOWN LINE TO TIE WEST
Wlsl Ek AEGANSEhENT
Commencing Dec II, i812.-Loaye S9gfoh as ioIoss.
A. m.-NsY Ira p lor SoIcr..e
w,.esbaus Putoa. Mlhuoy Cty. 5it Camel. nsa Tsss,
TOg1uia NaTcser Nc 1t flr ~
TIc'tc Ja6etoa L,cs West h ~ D.l
a. Et.F~F f.tfrrt SgHIsrft
Aiieotorn Uar.bu-- s,d go Ws- ,.,ns.t. 4, nastoa
FcmnEion; At kastoa Tor MJab Clam Wses5ae scrasisn ~
wauil. Wa7crlcy. Ne.
IO:lj a. m-War Train 'or somcryle.
u m.-WaY Tnn Tor Somc-t re-.
l:50 D. n,.on BE- to7 Both AVn'o-1 ga-s. a..
Mahanoy City, Haziei0r. WrsHIr Scranton, EclIur Coia
Lancaster. Epraia. Poisyltr. iia1.sb1rr %'.
~ p -for fadoa. ;e'Lieaem saa Allentown.
400 p nPor 'sioa Allentown. aai Maaeh Chunk Cs..,, a,
Jan. Ion with Del, Lac. an4 "c-- r. T.
40 p. n.-For Sonefnlc aBa Pennington.
y u.-F0r Spncrylie.
s5 D. m.-Por riiiuieiL
$50 p m-EvsSSG E-pnFss dsry Tor Ras'on Bsui.t.u An
town. Eeadag Harrisburg. FtlJll, CAcAgO an4 Cnnohnau
Goo and G;4J D. m.-P0r S0mcr.lla
100 p N. 4 kmgranil-For El3t0n.
800 and II 90 .m.-For t.AIllrL
For Elizabeth 600 $40, 800 .5, 2Oo e;, eo on tetx
1900 lI:f5 1900 k:io. LOO I'm 30, o. rs 81
4:oo t:i5 80 SO 800 s 3d. 49, Cyy, 64J, 6.i5 rs %
$40, 9.OI, 1000. HOO 100 p m.
Tcses for ou@ az tbe Office o. a Csnrs Rail
road EcwJeey foot Of Lbut NcEYoTk ami pnbcs,,
hotels and ueaet olees in nes-iot ,,,, ~; e,. ,
II. r. BALDWIN General Pas engrr Agea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
II5SsI.I al {. d. !. !. sE..i:.

TIE BEST snd MOST AGREEABLE TONIC yet introduced Por
~, Of eesou Dc57 aud Loss n appetite D. .
,i.Le EeeomuslJ r h. luH,y By ODE Foi Journal AHhn
Ha-tI W,utsor,h. L. Scott esp, ;. {. s.. T. y = L.
r. r. 5 S. A. sod by Grcefs Oim1 aHi Chemists large
bottles each. Beware Of imitation Ircplr.l By
GUUDALL BAChHOJSE Co..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
4 ERN RAILROAD,

MORRIS AND g. SIX DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE 10 water Gap SuoBshrry Srrast,
DngIamtoD, Syracuse, O.ego WITHOUT CHANCE cara
Dspots New York loot ~ Batc5T. lnd loot d Chop
B:lO A. BROAD GAUGE EKPNESS TRAIN. Boont0u Bnba
trsctg trCush from SeHfo % ran, Bngham.0a Hor
Cotu an SgTao1Ss chanFc cars connecting
Chester r. r.. az Waterloo With g. r. Scranton M
Il. r. Il. oT Kingston. Wi .cs'sric Pttst9u Sc.
73 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, connecting a. Dsnvs
ton Branch Dover with Chester BTancl At Waterloo v1 S
for AnOyeT and Newton, At Washington With he D. L. AID "
Gap Sout.burg Great Bend Bhgbmo "a
Syracuse Phpshug with Lgl SGsqaehinns Lsh
VALLEY r. K. for al points those rOtdL
1900 ~, PHiLLlPSBUBG EXPRESS stops at NesAs, haloa
MorusiOWn sni nmej ate stations al Waterloo %
Railroad PhpsbnTg with Bel Del r. r. FOR Begc and Leigh
Slsquehsnna r. r. aud Lehsh VALLEY r. T. Tor Bethlehem
400 p. BROAD GAUGE EXPIRES TRAIN Paterson ID
Boonon directly through 20 and Bngbana stLosi
stopping principal Dover
Chester 4. Il, and 40 Waterloo with Susser r. v.
EASlON EXPRESS Dover With Chester r. r.
Waterloo with SUSSEX r. r. anl AZ Phlpsalrg % Lei sar
guesnra r. r., aut Lehgb valley e. r. for Bethlehem AeEown
Reading Harigburg, and the West
$40 HACkE TSTOWS EXPRESS connects N Chester r. r.
snd with SUSSEX r. r. Tor Anlove, NC~i0n. aud Ffanklo
Q m. DOVER BXPNnSs. 49, -
Por hoRRsIOWH at 7.l5. 9.l0, HOO 100 n, 40 go 80
TO-: SUMMIT at 7i; 49, 90 1910 and lIoo 30 80
For ORANGE aai SOlTH ORANGE rs 30 $50. 90. ilo
and 1900 10 no 49, $50 49, $50 $40 600, $50 ay 1907
F- NEWARK at 7.lj 7;go 80. $50 go go 1910 90
Il.0o a NJ aud 1860 No. aI0 100. 80. $40 SO So - %
q m Trans mabel stop ~ El,t Ncgnk. - -
leave NewYork for BLDONHELD ard NONTCLAlR at "a
' a. REASOAER. Su3euBtendelt
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NEW-Y0RK MIDLAND RAlLWA1-YlIeW.,.lI.N,.

NEW -lOhA MIDLAND hAlLh y -
~ TER ARRANGEMENT, taking eject Dec. lt-faS'ls'
tepos foot Of Cortlandt and Desbrossessts 90, "a
For NeH-Durham aud MaywOod T. sac, O'S0 e. n j. ~ w.
6:2o. and 1880 p. 49,, n . 49,, U,.s,-
For aekensaek Paterson, Hawthorne Midland Pas ana "'
dyke T. e:lO 1880 m. l. 800, tjl go sll:JO NJ - "a
Rilge 6ed Park BogotN Rochelle Dundee Lase h'fa' ~
Ryer1ie.5 1850 A. ~; l. 30. $3.50, 6:20 ll3l D. 81. u
For Wyckof Pompton aBd Moner Junction, T. 9' NV a. -'
3:3o, 4:Jo. $50 p - M. r......,,i,i, !
9:lO 1880 a. m; $780, $3.50 10. - o~r.
For Smiths Mills Charloti-burgh, Stockholm. srusoTn 't
burr. Quarryylle, Z $40 IN. $3.50 N. ,,s..-rs
West Town Johnson Hill Mddetown. aud BoonhE "
$40 a. m; $3.50 tto p. =, .-.,. ,.t.-,y p,la
For Pine Bush wurtsoorc. rallsbush, Monticello 1" ~
and kllenyle. $40 No.. $50 p ,9s n m 3.
RBTURNING-Leaye Liberty Falls At 6:5S a n. -. - SIS
D m; West Boomngdae. 20 2 G0i p NJ Noi'As a
. IS 737 ., il23 a. E3l. Eo5 o:Ss, 1880 !. m a'''
az 5S5 Q:lq ll8 ~ 25 s;2i 7:l5 tl:k p m 90 an
ARRIVING IN NETWORK az G3S Sl0 1910 a Ia i''N' "
$40, p. m. and 1880 -, 49, t., Co-,tS
MoNTCLAIR DIyISIoS.-rrains leave NeN'fo's i''' ''
and DeshrcSsesstA: ,.--u-,- -...t.-. o,o. ~, 14p n
Var Moutclair and intermediate stations $50 n aI' S'
NJ, and l:lOp ,,,,,-.- .n.., 49,. h..,d {. stlorbe
'p0e' n'' ~" W. {. w DOUGLAS SupeiH'sodeDe
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