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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-10-14

A large stock of Balmoral and Plain
Yarns. 4 All Wool Blue Mixed Yarn
at 81. 90 per lb. n. CONVERSE & Co.
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Cross and Sickly Children can
be made healthy and strong by regu-
lating their stomachs and bowels with
Caetoria. 1t is more effective than
Castor Oil, and is as pleasant to take
as honey. For Wind Collie, Sour
Stomach, Worms and Costiveness,
there is nothing in existence equal to
Castoria.
Why will you suffer from Rheum-
atism, Sprains, Stiff oints, Sw cllings,
Burns, Scalds or Weak Back, when
the Centaur Liniment affords certain
relief Many articles soothe pain to q
certain extent, but the Centaur sLini-
ment cures. The white Liniment il
for the human family, the Yellow Lin
iment is for horses and animals.
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We had a pleasant call on Saturday
from John r. Sanders, Esq., of the
Arkadelphie 6Ark.) Standard, who
has been spending a short time visit
ing friends and relatives in this coun-
ty. .Hs reports matters in that State
as in very peacab;e and prosperous
condition. e "7 ''
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NEW FIRM I!
L. P. SEYMOUR & co.,

Successors to Smith, Woodruff & Co., are now
selling, at the old stand
IN EMPIRE BUILDING,
From q large stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
BRUSHES, OILS, VARNISHES,
PUTTY, WINES, LIQUORS,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, PER-
FUMERY, CANDIES, q full
list of Patent Medicines, all
OF the Herbs known to
Botanic Pharmacy, and
in fact everything pertaining to
FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE
Feeling thankful to the public for the kind
mes and conddnece bestowed upon me during
the past six years while serving in the capacity
of Druggists Clerk now cordially invite them
to visit our establishment at
The Sign of the Big Mortar
where all Prescriptions will be put up with the
greatest care. and where hope at all times to
e found - worthy and well qualiiled-'
The circumstances under which start in bu-
riness require me to make my terms OF sale
ready pay Come and will do Won good:
L. p. SEYMOUR
Ravenna. Feb. -. 1875. Ss9tf
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Report OF the Condition Of the First Ma
tional Bank 1t KAvenna, in the State of
Ohio, At the Cless Of Business the
lst day Of October, 1915.
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SOCIETIES.

Unity Lodge, No. 12, r, and A. M.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays OF each
month. 4 u.ff-tG-rr. arer s
. ( Ty,1an Chapter, 30: 81 h. A. NJ.
Meets the third Wednesday of each month. In
Masonic Hall, Phenix Block.
J.J. RICHARDSON, II. p.
I. o. Q. F.jiRavenna Lodge, Ne. 65.
Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Fell
ows' Hall.
Ravenna Encampment, No. 129,
Meets every End and 4th Fridays Of each month.
Patrons OF Husbamdry-RAVE
GRANGE, No. S2AMeetsevery Saturday. Octo-
bor N At O'Clock p ~, and on each alternate
Saturday at 1:30 P. n, at Grange Hall.
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l ssIGNEE's NOTICE.

IA
The creditors OF II. p. Parsons are hereby no.
titled that dividend of per cent will be paid
80 days after date, at the Office
J. s. SMITH, Assignee.
Ravenna. October 4, 1875. STl-3t
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sGmo1 alFlanneIs.

A large stock just received, from 25c
per yard, up, N, CONVERSE & Co.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the Estate of Oil
yer &. Fisk, deceased, late of Nelson township
Portage County, Ohio. Clinton YOUNG.
Oct. 2. IT'S, 37l-4t.
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POSTER FaasTass eas.s z 81. sssi!s ssass. eye
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Teachers Examination.
TlHE next examination of Tea hers will be
Il held at the School Building. in Ravenna.
On Saturday. October 23rd, 1875, I;
Commencing at O'Clock. A. NJ. and closing at
4 O'Clock r. n. by oider OF the Board.
339tf. l. N. WILCOX, Clerk.
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!Trsya rssi ais,lli@z
LEGAL NOTICE
Tes.ssG 81. ne
Notice to Bridge Contractors.

NUCICe Co Bf1uge .COnCfacCOrS.
NOTICE is hereby given that scaled pro-
IN Hposals will be received by the Commits
Monday. November fst. 1873, for Iron Bridge.
complete. across Silver Greek. in Gafretts1iile.
Said bridge to be 4 single span, 60 feet between
abuftp,ents and to have road Nay II feet, clear
width, Joists. nooriug sc. to be of PRIME oak
timber. Bidders must furnish full plans and
detail specifications, giving form and dinsen-
sions Of girders and size of each part of bridge,
with capacity of same Bids to be made per
lineal foot for extreme length.
Separate bids will be received for Square
Truss and Column Arch bridge.
Contracts will be made ON day oil letting Con-
tractors will DO prepared TO give honds to the
acceptance Of Commissioner for nnlGllment of
contracts. .-F =. .-
Comm issioncrs reserve the right to reject any
or all bids. go sss- .s-s'-rf-- - :,
By order of Commissioners,
.5crT i1t= WIN. GRlNNELI
County Auditor.
Commissioners ofiee, Rave ytnna. o., Oct. 4, Is75
Su-4t. .;I e ss4 Ms .7HF at
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CLEVELAND = PITTSBURG RAILROAD
ON anu after May 23. 1875. Trains will leave
stations daily. tsundas S cxcepted.) rs follows;
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A MAN

FoGLE's ELIXIR OF LIFE.
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Oct. IS, , 1871
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-20
DESCRIPTION OF THE MEcKLENBURc


We give on tnis page correct representations Of
the Meckienburs Centennial medals. which are 10
be distributed to-day during the celebration 1t
Charlotte. These medals arc handsome speci-
mems or ART, and have been manufactured OF both
silver and bronze. As VIII Oe seen oy our engray-
ings the Meckenourg medals are about the size Of
nfty-cen: piece. and their weight IS about the
same as that coin. ghe nrst engraving shows the
obverss or principal face Of the medal
The device Is that OF the cap OF liberty
hanging 70 umb az the Top Of North
Cardinals famous tree, while suspended from
ncigh0oring twig i the now symbolic hornets
nest. near the entrance to which hover the myth
ical number 81 seven hornets acting as sennneis
10 give swift and sudden alarm should any pro-
fame hand attempt to approach or touch the a.
cred emblem o. our nations liberty. Below are
tne clasped hands used a. emblems, In all ages.
.. saendsaip ana fraternity These hands are
inie.~a4a 70 typly the unity OF the Southern
and Northern states under one common govern
mcnt and rag over tie frst hand arc the figures
.I7s5r ana over the second 'Is55.p thus declaring
70 the world That As the North ana south were
nand.a-hand ior liberty IN 1873, 20 they are unitcd
for me right in 1875, the two eras being joined to
gether In a common patriotism that bridges the
DIVIDING century. during which Il has endured
ana remained rrn. The entire dcsign stands out
boldly II nas relief from tho rays or the midday
sun TINS nlamining ne progress Of the nation
during It's entire sEistence These rays, OF
glory" complete the design. and greatly OeaO-
ufy IL.
Oh the reverse o. opposite side Or the medal, We
ana the Mecxienourg date 40 May, 1875" enclosed
a. II stands IN the centre In bold modern letter
ing, ~ paraeled circle. Outside Of this runs the
legend. also ID modern character. "Mecklenburg
Declaration o. independence" heavy millcd
border completes the face IS II DOS also the Oh.
verse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-20

And laud rnis action to the skies.
For here, OF all the spots on earth,
The patriot nnds the place OF birth,
Where Liberty her course began.
the priceless gift OF heaven TO man.
hundred years have passed away,
Ring ont the joyous bells to-day.
And et them peal q merry chime
In nonor or the oI1en time.
Let accIamatlons rend the air.
Let songs be sung BY women fair:
Let banners. nags ana steamers gay
Their waving, floating folds display.
Let bands Or men with martial treaa,
Descendants Or the noble dead.
PARADE and march. encamp around,
and bivouac on this hallowed ground.
Let strains or music thrill the soul.
The stirring drum its echoes roll.
with blast or trumpet loud resound,
And spread the fame or freedom round.
With salvos Or artllery
Proclaim the praise Of liberty.
With grateful heart and cheerful voi.s
Let al be happy ana rejoice.
WITH Wild nuzza and joyful shout
And GLAD. triumphant lips CRY out.
And raise 70 heaven. with one accord,
A iord nosanna 70 the Lord.
Exuit with spirits high and free
on this Centennial jubilee.
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THE OLD NORTH STATE.

sY HON. WILLIAM oAsToN.
Carolina Carolina Heavens blessings attend
nerl
WINE We live we VIII cherish and love and defend
her,
Though the scorner may sheer at and witIinRs
defame her,
our hearts sven with gladness whenever We nams
her,
Hurran hurraa / the Old North state forever
Hurran nurrah the good ola North state
Though she envies not others their msrited glory.
say whose name stands the foremost 10 Llbertyh
story
Though TOO true 10 herself e'er to crouch TO
oppression.
VINO can yield to Just rule more loyal submission
Hurran, &c.
Plain and arness ncr sons. but whose doors open
Al tue knock OF the stranger or tale OF Disaster
now IKE to the rudeness Of their dear native
mountains
with ricn ore in their oosoms and life 10 tneir
fountains.
Hurrah, &C.
Ana aer daughters, tns queen or the Forest re.
sembling,
50 graceful 80 constant, set to senilest breath
trembling;
Aud true nghtwood a. heart. lot TIE match be
applied them.
How they KIndle and flame on. none know but
wno've tried them.
aurran, &C
Then let all who love rs love the land that We
1--we In
As nappy a region as on this side ofheaven-
where Plenty and Freedom, Love aud Peace.
smile before us,
Raise aloud, raise together the heart.tnrilling
cnorusi
Hurran hurrah the Old North state forever
Hurrah nurrah the COCA old NORTH statsi
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SONG OF MARIONs MEN.

Our band u few. bnt true ana tried.
Our leader rank ana Bolo.
TIE Brush soldier trembies
WAen Nasi0n's name i told.
Our fortress j. the good greenwood,
oar tent tne cypress tree;
nc know the forest round 10
Al scamen know the sea.
~ gnow IT, walls q thcrnY vines
fis giadea q reodv prass,
rs safc ana slient stands
withln the dark m0rasa
Voc 10 the English soiclc7.
That lite drcad.us nearf
On them snaA lirht AZ midnight
a strange and sudden tear.
when vaxiug 70 their tents on IRE.
tney grasp their arms IN van,
And they wno stan 10 ace Us
Are beat ID earth again,
And tney wao ny In terror deem
A mighty host behind.
And hear The tramp OF thousands
Upon the hollow WIND.
WILLIAM Cullen BRYArT
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A CURIOUS REvOLUTIONARY HANDBILL

pS~A. %-nna. said p thu
hp discovered has beer TIL
~ M an typ
gdmmmm nyn R h
Americana ~hh
a@M@M MaM there ma
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Miscellaneous.

FULL supply of carefully selected MALE
y an FINALE Servants German. ish. I'' S'orh 'nd
.u ~ \ lf tt
cARPE-I.ns CID ESTABLISHED AuLNtll5s " e.. Iln-s.
e"r. 5thv"
: USEFUL Chipaman for hotel or priyltn
~ j. WAITER 4ud KttL MAJ r. rfror eunrr-o. any '
et very oler,.-. bs. reference. ard 'reas, good
Ra.l.b i,at'b- PsOrG>rANr HOWE DraLAt - 5,..sye
a USEFUL YOUNG MAN (Chnaman)-lS
- -or,.zl so5i f-g and capable 90 hr .i"rl' u''
pau "a be SEEN Size PROTESTANT HonE EtrEAs l5'
5.l-v. above l''h-s-
a USEFUL Man and WIFE-By Protest
~ u1p, rhlnan. "'t Ai understand glrlrh
NIX s. F,qur-d wife sol cook ina ~E et waer fre' Or
aAd 30 Pro fESrANI HOME BCh l57 o'h'
the isus store
pUILER and USEFUL Man. A French
, y,uug man pare private family 'r 11u'f
aou: is good atd ing 10 make ne 1'giu. @ ifi,a
-- r.rv - r.freaee irlaIr " ODr LIS EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. 1909 Vest $itI-sf. .'r of Bfoadaay.
EOACHMAN. GROOM, WAITER, and U>E-
Y FL MAN rv cuatr. ht- gooi ctT refer
.u.e. 20 tnr Pro E Ant HOME bJkEAI 4''
6ih-lye. above l0tl--
MAN and WIFE (Gernan), with good city
v -.f.rqrr-, lINAA
r1 f,r a sora the sup-o COOK. washer a0i zone
g OF country hr N me fO - All
HOHE 81 REAl. l5o Gn.--gr. above luh-'t
NNANTED-A situation as VALET, by an
w Eu.i,nsn thoroughly ~GpeucrceI' nr'tcisss cy
relrreuce A. FARMER, BOB hat lIta't
WAITER and BY young
w waiter Thoroughly ul "f'lan1' A-
bu-iles. o- within. make himself useful e ~onan as
rur4 rm-rusid toe bet Ap
p., FRENCH BUREAU 81 tihave bet 80 and J,,h't.
.b.N'l EAST 21ST-Sr., rear. A respectable
90 ron g man situation PASfRiMAN hoe o.
,,arl house csH rare reference. n.
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Waters.

a GOOD WAITER man f~ved'j wants stu-
v' good ~-g r"--rnc- t11 h" seen -
the PROTESTANT hodE HLA.'i los BIB ov- above lp IT,
4 USEFUL MAN lcolorod, WAITER and
a GENERAL L~EFtl,r. furnace ct. or
country b.. rI ab 1-i .49 p-
PRJrh>l AM nome blHlAt li7 6rivr, aroye lO M
YOUNG German WAITER and useful,
a udy mn stgstou 70 n la Eo reference. AMI
enable r Ia'c ctT
ranltry Can bc The PRJrE,fA-l NOME DJAEAl, I3'
dtb-ave. srove lOh~l
WAITER and USEFUL Man. A Swiss
w P.oteia1t Young ua VITO alle-'tal, ns cf'ugs
would I.r rra family " hr-t ras boarding "ds' n
fa 30 tD-lL A't'' l.'
W.,t "a ..-f. .Dr. , b.
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GeIu UanIeo-- mdles.

1 LIVINGSTONE : LIVINGSTONE Agents
ar ,suted 10 ptou only auheac edition Of
m. LAST JOL RSALs OF THE LATB DR. DAVID LIVING
srONE rare opportunity offered experienced Fof
tr her PARTICULAR. sud address AVERT BILL
care Harper Brothers, New iors
\VANTED-A man with family as WATCH
w MAN must be able 20 read w,e have dr class refer
.scs house on tue premises Apply w. H.. Box 100 Tribune
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boar0 auo Rooms.

tjoar0 ano Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR
BEDROOM srca2 aosF soaheIa sIpaIe aso he,
6tasyo4
UNFINISHED SECOND FLOOR to LET, with
1 or Ss1as TI2" So.IS IG are e G4 a. 3i5 Wet JUS J ~ .a
NNE DOOR from CANAL-ST., 20 VARICK-
" sr-Isndsomelv furnished ROOMS let. with without
board drs' floor suitable Tor an Office
cH TO 50 per week for first class BOARD
t1O large 'ud small rooms with - and gas IS
q GREAT JONES-ST., near Grand Central
no,eLsIss a. ipi % small ao,,r ,9T1d Of TN a AID oi
80 BEDFORD-ST. near MOrton-st.-Prlvlte
y Fsm,-A furnished RoOM to LEr to lady NIA ooar
aud ban; terms 20 per week rrirre1'e -Qa'
West Side
4 SNCOND-STORY front ROOM, with hall
a ro,m ~ handsomely furnished aud cass scono
datou. private isble de.rel 81 West i9.as-
4 MARRIED COUPLE, occupying a large
1ensD i2H or 'TSrURSlsED ROOMS With BOARD and
HOME SoNFohts % "qll @ So % reference, @ e1 aaage
2I5 we,t iGlt.. uesr Bro IdTay
HANDSOME BEDROOM with or. without
Paror Puva'e fsuiv "a West 4olh-sI
NO 19G WEST 2D-ST.-Pleasant, clean
y ROOMS table fr ren'iemen OF gentleman ani vile
uat a regular boarding glou'e; re.-frn.e
IL, /. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rooms w A0ut JJari OF H.l b'ie -bc
A5.y 10 T. A. DALEY sos 6tIsve
rENO LET. on 2Jth-st.. bet 5th and GtA-lves
I FURNISHED SECOND fLODR. via mih hnar. u Icsfel
Arpiy O. DALEY 5s7 Gc-.ve, bet 81 aui l1,- sis
V7O LET-A nice, large FURNISHED FRONT
4 PARLOR. suitable or geHelan ad s oi scAitiIaA 44'ne
viii 1s reference required rent moderate lOl West -''At
no LET-In a private house, No. 226 West
l8ilst quct, ectab porr one .Arge Aray fLh'
NISHED ROOM. with gas. f1r ght housekeeping
I ROOM and BEDROOM on fourth floor to
Board gentleman vic iitlhtb
al. basement foon required 81 Easi 29is between
BTosdsaY and 4haVe
a LARGE and one small ROOM, with good
- BOARD n small Elgard family yacltel Jan 20 ezra
charge Tor private table. "a " Is, @6I.s
- WEST 27TH-ST-Parl0r and bedroom
also single room. s1vfltm Tor gen eusn and vile
or sae gentlemen rre ari eve eoov"nenee rei-feaes
slD WEST 24TH-ST., near Fifth Avenue
sDs1 Hoe-hertuiy furnished ROOMS 10 Lai o gentleman snl
" s " suse geltc1cn "1 81 without BOARD ia 'AA" tr''s
I amly.
- WEST 38TIl-SI, between 9Th and Gth-
ID ,ve.-Oor grand PARiDK FLOOR rcrf ht 1r. with rr
" bs house sa sppJalaens references -
CHANGED
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tjelp Uanico--f females

islp Uanlco-- females
NETANTED-Two middle-aged ENILEMEN
w as 0T the Centennial AppY TO " NJ l. III NJ
PHBEYs. ParS Hotel, 9sni 10 O'Clock.
EVANTED-A lady of some experience and
eoue.,n 10 assist charitable Institution uudcr Rev. Dr
Mahlenlea Must Ch siian worker whom he
ruuty i tolg lod Wou ohtc. Compensation trrlr.
tv rrr~nc.s indispensable ApplF the SsfB ST.
PERIsTESDESr ST. Lasea hesVIt 1&ssG, cor. 5aGra.
dsa a. v O., AA sesk
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hotels

- GROVE HOUSE, IA, l1G, and l13 Bleeck-
rr-st near ay-Fae with excellent table 10
SO 81 80 ~ ~ per Jay IHeray Society ssl i snd HE1i7s
Rnk
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
CTONIYGTOS LlNE for BOSTON aud

The cOmnO. steamers NAffAFANNfti Ii"t
~a,arists. STONINGibN. d1I3tfs
,Vreavs and Fdys % North River ot JtrsL a.
m sr-i~i8g 10 Boston alrai al lB. Ilsts
l rrgra rq road scu.e4 oAr O
Tesrot Express "a, 81 10 Broadway
l. A. De VEAU Freight Agent l. W. llLhIN' ueh FaSs Agent
( presd
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02

THE CHARITY BALL,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC FGB {.
Gea,aca purchase or the KID GLOVES 81 - 30 30
EVENING TIES 2Jc 20 a. 80 es'h
French Embroidered SHIRTS. ~ 30 30 eles. "
PEREGOs - EASSAUrG
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Glcnmpo1ls nlO nal!roa0s.

RRlDGEPOIr, and all points on Housatonic
- .Pd Sa..o's E @ F'' % .-, s4q,l gGlIS M tro"
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEESEf.
= ALL NtU"N LiNt ~ I.ir " n,4-P -Pssgr-tL 'na fsl.
s.s Bn7ca Hsmn'Ou junction i D Lsck and Wet
lss y.ar, RA road Direct line " a.-ars Pittsburgh and ae
est, also 8, Cent?, P.sas..vaa, az. N.g,.o,S @ STATE
Commencing l'n. = ls75.-Leaye E-~. ~.,ors a. ;o.o~s
OLD 4 "a -s-ss TrAN }i..an bethlehem. B1i
earFa As4cl Cluns, Ttmaqaa Ian-neaa "iEesOaF oaaa
90 n--va7 Train for P,aas.a
100 H-", Irn 'o- La',co b., c', Mlarh C6un5 WIKI.
owln4a ha'ery Connects Jo Del, Lack sai
sOOi mYoESiSs Errses. day crr-e Suniars) E4,oa
msC,a3 g1a ~ E go s"1 NJ .-s "a" - 'ae's az Z >.' @
Arr seraator Se Eh tt-ossH e 70 la-,., "lu'rOr a.
l2,40 rEErRlss @r I.marop, Ea'ou, Bath, AHeutoHn
a.. o.uuoa. Ias,sie- Eohr'is POI, .'- Ii'r1,aa.s &C.
80 w, T-al ,o- aston % i,laala. aad Be'aere
oop ~ T-a s % T'.oa 93i HAUL c"'.'
4.a- p. n--ws- TIN or -arr-y''. .aa f1s@ nS,,n.
~. .' l ssla', Z 9i E'.3 3 A,s,ssa +, ,. N',a g
$500 u.w'v T.. u 1r som.-v..e
oarl6I5r m.-wa Trains Gt >onsvv.
:'5g D. m tnlgr.ut'-tor Es'a.
i5i E,l,.-,A At 5I5 9 C.l5. go. 77l5s So $50
s. .iot:55 O. 5-l5 $50 90 s. CI5. G:l5 7:l5, 73O
80 - '-'-' r r. RiCEEE, ,na Eae.
,ERIE RAILWAY. ,,.-.
=
AN, r-au-- l1i Crl,o nlr Lr- DnTls room Coaches
= Buffalo aad >e.r.1g Coac.e. o Hest u...
lO;45 ulrrr,ss Moi for hu1a sd Niagara lAi- Srpns
-pm-,ls.-i PAS, H4p-s.. 10 CD. se-pp, Cos le'
;'Ogh Blro, Nas.a td' Cnoaa-" 81 L'4a De''' '''
4
~, 80 = 3d. $50 -9l5 an 1o.t5 H. 42o fG:3o
A. m N o. lN.fi H.
10 J fs .D .B. = r Ta~.t lel5 4.5J D. IL
a. 1s causs-. % o. and O~seyo M'. tDil iJl1o4
-t-:5O -'.Ia. lui5 m J+5J 3.iJ 4oO tCyO ana -
y N Wsrwtx so lO:4J ~, ani so n NeNonr2n
- g arf as a. % ana 4jO Q. m eu1erD. -, -
800. 80 -t.lJ and lO.4I e. ID. "4J- D. o. 'o'O
o.. ~ p M Rfg.~oo. Eohusl A.culsle. sud kamsegs
IS e. }J f~:5U. 30 j.. lO. 40 N o:tJ D. % .Ojd
2 ana u Fat.rs0n $40 t.3o !! t.3O. o'C, ~
Salj H. IO;45. 1850 j. noon - % = 5;lo 542
I'D AS 5:Il o. 6.lJ c}J = so. 1880 ! ~ D. 20
y. Iya..- ess-lrv rh Newark '.:45 Z o;JO ~
= 80 H.: 8l5.4.i1 0.4' and 1880 o. n snd
(reskIl =. - - ~ am go o. n
s-rsts out rsr ard passe t:J 80 tS:51 - IT,
IU D e .lJ. 3. ..4J 4.t D. %, o. -o:jp u
So 30 ani g. Rrgevoor anl SparEmL j3g sl5 -
l..u. %. %. 10. 443 3:'p - 30 snl 20 NJ
1880. 3.l5. f:fj .. 81 -.:5u aud 441 D. me- A'i
80 iay spnnF Vslev o5O and s'oO H.. ano
Sora Trans leaving Chsubest or ha' lon leave
. 81 20 eu than sbor. time Ira rs 'aTpR than
tsst luarter 2Jt tit' NUTS earlier ADoes
srr. g.f-st llO 2 IN conneeing win uens
sssvnE nsmbers 81 ~ same nouH Inc '''O " Hs1 '
So, -. ,.g. sno meuts N naN1ng Room sad see
80 h. oht.ipei q The checking and transfer l
- - d. T a. Con panvs onces. al o=s an 5J
t-tEse1 Ns, - - Gr.1flvu COmDsnys DepOtS
Pee. -s from ar1'e II Ne"l ofA At '3V a n -'tV
'ue - N rSunfsvs onr
""'' JNO n. ADBO n. General Passenger Agent
EOR NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c
i ses-~ P,cslo ior New Haven s' p IN fnn' North
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
sltuaIIous Uanlro-- Gln!cs.
Clerks Salesmen. &c

! iJvr.r'T'!!ss!EMENTS FOR The NEW
y YyRS TkILLNE NIL ID ES..'-IYEo AT I-A " stIQ&%S &
OFFICES Nos 81 - Wet Itirtv-s-cold-st ~ aus -
Tncut,tl .,... 5Ot 1hru Thirty logrhsL.
HARLEH OFFICE No. 2%Nl l1irlv- ror onenuni ireland
1arer S4vngs Baa6 Bun.E ond iuc BROOK
BRANCH No 3'E3 WASH lool " tie
Post-O Icr 20 * o. m. rg Ii'r 'hre ratrs
A YOUNG MAN, aged Il years. having eN-
~ pcfrr-r bgsinr.' R..he taro1 o. Of4'A
CLREH tJLIt TOR understands 5o9AEe' siH5 m'1-it
AiI..-- o. S. I.9 lrLI-r DI-c.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
5tcdmboaii ano Railroads.

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ eIyRn RAiLRoADAer Nov - 1874. through vii
500 chicago Northern RIU,s sl irArins-roon
1880 ~ sDeea Chicago EIDress with 70 AOal
i :OO a M Northern and Western
4; Montreal kzDeA with s'eeViuEeaH from Ns"Yo5kt,
Daily With eepinre for wa.aF'O"n AMI
Psss EsFe. I'D D' ~ With s'Tr,s5' ss 5 s aSslf; s5 %
I!oo = n Express win sleeping Troy ami Albany
Wsy =. .ns pei LOcal Time ra5eA r =, vpx-nn,cv
General Passenger AgenL
pHlLADELPIIIA,v via LONG BRANCH and
L ine NV -'EkSLY Nol lIEsN RAAR0Ap
AoSyA{ # o os ~ Ia 5pa M n, M 'a'oS 3i t'
''--' Itsvs SsTYorE nom Per 8 y r. 100. ofEecorsL
9:45 m-Fcr liaaelph. Long Branch, Toms River War
400 D. m-Fo Long BI4uch TomS River wareOwn Barnes,,
-ul i-'A''''~ wN 5 SNEDEy Genera M.pi,~-
DEM NSYLVANIA RAILROA D.-TIlE
4 GREAT Trunk LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trans esTe Ne"tofk from oO Of Desorosses aad Cosnass as
Express Harris PITTSBURGH Pail
Pans Cars stiaelsd $50 $50
wnsmsPoT p1d ID, Loes Hasa wa PAa LILA Ere
Dy eOnneen, a. 0:oU a. m. ior N.am'gor Lock
FoT Ba Nashngon. the South Limited Washington
rr q Pa man P.r9r Cans eay e1eop' Ssni1 at 0O n ar
--,sls ior Philadelphia 2 $40. $50 1890 / 40
fsf ScTl-s ae go ~. D. 10 j. J.. a. a. n 9 In
ll:"O IT.. y SUNDAY 5-' anl 10
For Elizabeth d. $50. T:+0. = 9 - m - n !. 2
$40 $40 4:lO 4:3O 400 j:2p $40. go $40
I:3 $40 10 ll3O D H.. and i SUNDAY go e.
$40
$40 $40 4:3o 400 5:20 $40 6:lO $50 = $40 10 D
ID. an - glt SanlaT - ani n go
for Wooi5uig Perh Am5og. aai Noua Amoy sal ID
ior New BrgnseIcE an a n. y H. = $40. 40 j2)
fIU D. n 90 l. night SunJeg
lorE EaStM Milestone - noon . anC J:-U Il.
t.r n a-st % ld D, d. u u 10
E.-P Pm etlr. : r:4O .. we, l-.3 o. ID a.G p.
IcrLa u FleMiIglOn 80 n m
ForP PhlIlsbura ami Beivilrre. $3.50 a IN. AMI .
F,r Boceniowa buriD Camden. ani 9jJ
~. l.:30 -. 4 D. auI n
FOR Freehold 7 q ~ Q ana ! q D NJ
F,rnIu ans siI - .. 4
Tor H..oSU PemDeroB. sDd CsmIra 81 f-s1 An1or -jO
For u 4htsoTn sni Pc8herion Is a.
1rs rs arrve a. fol osi.FI PtbaGh 6' and li-O 3 N
anal H. . . i.lb .. ~ rA''uA
Mondsv from Washington zsd Baltimore $50 M, il' JlJ
and 10. = r. n sunIay and 10 y Fr'm fba-
ei9lla $40. $50 900 10 H. li:- Z 80 . -;l3 a.
5.l5 T. D. 1:4u s:44 lO21 II. SuhJa7, JtlO 6;&O OJI
l:l4 49,, 40 and lO:2. p L. ,,.
OLces J34 Broa'wa~ No tTer House 9nloop
D.srrossrs No : to1r.-t B-o.ST1;
Nos uIsont., Ho50Een. Emgrant Ticket
OH 40 Batter place D. NJ BOLD Cen Passenger Agent
AK TnoNsoS. General hausger
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
Farmers.

FARMER. GARDENER and USEFUL MAN.
"A t,raa1 .iase Young pan woaI liz f!A' 'aa I'm
fo plain gard iafa sainf c'-e "i
st... .'N wages. excellent reference. A.i.' at
DELL, AGE,ti. IUJ N-s, Ssh st. DIood=sT.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
Porters

DORTER and USEFUL MANA young
FouI Ae r"- porter n store 'c- OF lo'~ as
rli .tf.t u- s I-,tu.; ir1I lie
nest reerer-r tpry r' o0.LLS AtENtI 400 H--t 5ia-.
e1r-ci ii Boa1ni.