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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14

ERIE RAILWAY

1876: o--., 800, ,,.,..... ,,.. ,,x,.o,. n,,,r,,r
Room Coaches to Basio and Suspension Bridge Sleeping
1915 m.-EIpress Mail for Buffalo, with sleeping Coaches
Daily Pacific EypTess FOR the West Steering eI9
Coaches through 70 k3Gneste Baa@ Nlasara Hotel Dim
ing Cleveland and Chicago.
NeWsfE SaS, s'so io45 il:Sd 3ls On and s,s
p and ~ midnight saturday nights only suhd"ys ol'
R R SSE PARK Passa so 746 10 ~ noon
night sunday. $50 10 a. m, ii5 $50 and II mid
faisr.op e4S ~ $50 10 lotS iI2o 10 d. - noon %5
u midnight Sundays $50 9:l5 lOa M li5 $780, p m
'l sn r9 q Gab 74s 10 1913 ~ az
IL midnight sundays, $50 10 a. np li1, $50 D. H. anu
cor%Wali' 7:45 M $780, 40 p. Sundays $50 m
Warwick, 7:45. lo:I5 a. m. 43O p m M e,..
Newburgh. 7l5 $, loa5 a. m, $780, i'5o m sundays
Kingston Q a. m. $3.50 p. m Sundays, $50 am
Goshen, 7:46 O. l945 q. NJ, $780, d'i6' 49, p M sun
di Mas sisS 70 75iS io4s NJ sss 40
S Sa s With h Yok and dSsgo Midland Il r.
Port Jeryis 746 o. lO45 a. m 49, p H. Sundays $50
leaving cnsmSers even or ,h hall nG hour
trains leaving on qsS aas e sous
a. and I m me- eanpsanr eU wh trains Cham
beIssi at 10 p. m and II midnight. =, mann
and Sleeping CcscEss can be obtained Tor
d as S 5 assf aa Be s % no.
RHPGss a hs O se me s. se in at
a m' l4o and 1856 p. IN.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
1880 for all except aS HySe. sa5 4a5. $50
ay so b. an and isG sSI'Tay nights only at 80 m Sun
Sanus] SP1iTg yaI,fy ard Mon MSG',y 90
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD,
IL kssEE EhHfE1NG 4S SDe cENTEAI
.'aiI From % = ST. s Depot north Of Ferry
ssr 2%sss ssG Soc s"r S5
'2 f ta.5 S: s SO and and
an 400 55l 20 M and ~ % 5 IN ss%rS s3s hsh,s
G5eon s gs5 s go CITY o ana
NJ snS fzi0 am wednesday Saturday nights For
FOR RsSyoHe Gsy a. my M, 2os. as m
from Long Island and Southern Depot, south Of Ferry:
Tor JamscaaG;s5 1903 $50 so5, looS, 1880 MI 1882,
For Far RccEsSsy and cctawsy Beaeh7oa 1905 1850
FOR Far Rociawsy only-e:ss. e:o5 a M; sOs $50. 7
For Locust vaney-e:s5 $780, 1905 M sO3 l:oi. sos,
for Port Jerersoa-G:S5 1908 mi 500 p IN Northport-
go Pcr BAL BSSgyidn.7o3 $50 iSo M; 40, COS
eorr r. Riverhead- oo5 a. M 500 4o3 IN Inn
For Greenport and sag Iiarbor Brach-ooo m and 4o3
For creoimoOr OnIyr :, HElv rp,1vs
rro% II s ara College Rs'F a%d'n and fSaE
Por Great Neck Braneh-9:l6 a. m; 4l6. Gi5 m
Fg Flushing Manst i-Slb 1888 a. mi i|''o' %o' A'''
for Usriep CITY and Hempsead-elS. 1i'S5 a. m' c'o1
Tsr Babylon and pachogne Dab m 800 NJ Ferry.
Pcr Far Rockawny aud Rockaway Beach-9 TO- ii m;
foe Xorthrort ana Jcrersons $50 a. w. NorthpOr'
10, locust ~ Valley $3.50 a. IN. 6:lOp.m.
FOR Baby . a. M GAG p m y, lame. sn Sunday,
departure OF trains from Long Island Cg SUNDAY DOa's
.,s. g As "a s.S q ss F
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSO

4
trains viii leave Grand Central Depot: ,
"A. Chicago and Northern Express win drawing
room through "a Rochester, and 81 AlDans, VI
300 M. Special Saratoga EN?tcs arrives ~ Nittoga
225 p. m Drawing through Ia lous's Point iof
10 GOA M SPECIAL chicago Express with drawing room
carr TO Rochester. Buffalo. and Niagara tahs-
ll5uA Ia, Northern and Western EXPRESS.
$50 D. ~ Spu,l Express, atr1Ne- ~ Saf1'oga
l.. az Et Albany bght expires "f
400 D. tn Montreal Express with secpnP cars nom New
YORK 10 1t Adams arr Ing Montreal at = - A. M.
with sleeping CarS Tor " alcftONn and
Cauanda! qua 4 80. for Montreal via PlattsburRh.
$50 y. u PaInc EKUu daily, With sleeping cars ior
Rochester Niagara Pals Buffalo cleveland. Louisville and
ST Louis also chicago. bath l. = NJ g ltahfoad
Hoop m pess, with sleeping cars for Albany Troy
Trans Time Tables Tickets 'or sale NJ
1852 and Broadway aul WcatcUr Express Co Ofccs,
Nc raTs plar 7s5 and 9s2 BT1dway New YORK ana 5Ss
,uas,,n~,on al BrooEIyn Is. AEEkEk
Passenger Agent
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NEW ROUTE TO BOSTON.-BOSTON AND
NEWY0RK AIR LIN 20 miles shorter thar dns I@
cars IN Neg England Express trains leave Grand Cena
Depot Tor Middletown, Wnantc Putnam and Boston az IA
For WORCESTER and Boston ciOa change Of cars at D. NJ
ASK FOR TICK Els VIA AIR LINE.
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.NFN-YnRk AMI In\G RRANCH r.. n.

ALL RAIL line RFTwEEN NV YORK. LoNG
BRh SoH. OCEfN GROVE. SEA at. AND S@tAN.
Time fabe q July u, 1916: Trans !eave Ne YORK Inn
'co - IL ~ 50. Moth N,c 40 80, "I", !Ii' o. "a,
3.4a. u. $3.50 d. ..
Prom loot Of car -. at $50 go" liS5 D. r, 800
81 iIsiu. .Ga 10 Lo-F branch Grove s9ria Lake
:,sses 20 ana rom koypclt oonneo. N-4~aa sa'uu
{ ODD
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
notiTE trains leave NowYork via and cort
Tor Iianisburg Pittsburgh the West South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, 800 IN, ana $50 D. II"
ToT Simspori oek Haven at 24o and
$50 D. M connecting Cory for Tusvuc Petroleum Cen
' Tor AKA altmcra Washington South Limited wash
nEon arrives al Wasnnston p ~ regular SO
Esp 2s s%a rsRaG De s%naS g!o
SO 2 % and ~ mynL sso and D. C a Emi
grant and secord class, y N, o COO I'm q ., and 4 ,
NJ ON sunday 3 a. n. Returning, leave Centennnl Depo,
at ], 4i5 $780, 6, and 100 p III On sunday -o " n' i'
g no. 30 !, 30 40 d 5fp 81! d
$50 I. 1880. sio 40. 1880 p ~, and ~ night SUNDAY
70 'S 90 So 30 g 5lo T Ga S!5
$50 T. $50 $40 TO- 1850 m aud ~ night Sunday
30 D Tshss 40 % = 10 sgS dsS
For woodbridge Perth Amhoy aud south AmooJ' and ~
F E 2 Nes I BSn avn g. aud II ao io $50
oiS S' JeS M and Il niShi SUNDAY sS g% m
kns:i@n ana i;Gesy nm go no and add
t tSl Es%Ssfs1a ' $40
Branch ana np 7so and
F FL Fssasasi, aaS sd%sn TS nc" 1Hs
For I a%a VIVA and re%Seon via AmOOy
AT Trains aims arss PROM P.baTsS and 1880 s, M
.na C a"ay Sa .SS and anS a fSS
$40 $40, and 1920 SUNDAY, so From fha
delphla 5:05. go $50 1910 ll20, IL 80 2lu 5Do
40 5l0, 6l0 $50, 735, 7i0, $40, aud 1920 M sun
day 500. 600 G80 1910, l150 $50. and 1910 III.
cket Onoes, a2G and 9lt broadway, No Astor House
and OF Desbrosses and C0rtlandt sta; No. Conrst
BROOKLYN; and NOS llt II and ll8 Iudson.t Ioboken
depot EmgraDt Ticket Office No BATTERY place
ID NJ. BOYD, IT,, Gen Passenger Agent
FRANK THoMsoS, General Manager.
SARATOGA.-The most popular and direct
~ route splendid steamers OF the Peoples inr,
DREW and 81 jon leaving DAILY from Pier Al y r., a.
q reduction In fare by excursion L~eksts 70 A.
bany, Saratoga and Montreal
CUNDAY TRIPS TO LONG BRANCH, com.
- meucng June 4.-T1e NewJersey southern Kalroad
steamer Crystal Wave viii leave Pier North River foot o
Hector at go n Returning the train leaves Long
Branch at y. VIZ. hNEDES, Zen. MAI
~ FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Elegant ste amers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGANSET1
leave Pier 50. North River foot u Jay st., at y IN.
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARS.
Tickets for sale all principal ticket obcea statsrooms
Offices OF Westoot Express Company and at 363
PROVIDENCE LINE
Steamships ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pier a. North
River loot Of Park place at 4SO y L. FreighA Via either
line Lasen owest
l. W. FILkINs. q. Pr st D. y. BApCock. PrssI
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Cost an6 fonn0.

| OST.-BANK BOOK No. 1862, issued by
~ Metropolitan Savings Bank, ". Y. formerly Mariners
savings Institution, payment Of the same has beer
stopped The finder will please return the TO the Bank
Nos. and Thiri-ave.
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NEw-YoEE. NEw-HAyEN AND HART

~ FuHD Il E-ggW.A ok aNp NIN-n' NES nl
NT~IoN-s.r,s-e, -r-r-rt renr i'n~ , I, lffd
Is.s,a,,r St.u,l Zoo Sew llf', ts-up '.a'. .Io', "a
france TO-
U,Il,r iriFE hT~ 'oLk
T~a'l. flr Nov Haven lIaet 70 'lu t'r'll N'' IT,.
pos .Atcu D. a.. n. ll2.I T. y NJ .i.t J. : ~
ttccni. OK. $40 aud OLD u..cal tEI9 tEN and 10
r.o1ih SorV,e 30 sOs. "ob ~ o. IT, I'm. O:yl
900 g. x: 80. 70 - -. g. lJ w.. t'f -taIn'r
Iu rtN, 81 IViD.. f.s j. -, j. -, 3D.. 20. go, $iu
I GlG. -. o. .. ..-U. q, lo a. ll,sJ o. 100.
10 oI i4pr,--, pool. ff'it . o. A"i D. Ir , a.
Q T. o.. ,. suo.e I'lc 81 ! .ul 't T.. o. u. u5 m,
~ auG 40 80 ~ AIs - ~ .''f.. -. N-tEt ~
500 I'D q. % I'D 10 q. g. .. 'f'l- o. 'I ih'
ss a d.. 40 3 ~i.. Trans r' Hht ~
y.-or IIGvld.I,. gGI tuH t.au.tttut N-l~y -
sa,Lr,.- 10, 800 o.. sIi D.. 49,. CONNECT '" u
-.Urp a.. haswsl $500 ',r l4a'rd aad
S.r.Aluptoa g. Il NJ Haven slI o. o. no. ana Y
fr. Do ~ guIt.
n,t -Itn CVaB,,tI-ut ,cr H. a. Il iruf."1i .ii "a
fuI Es.Trs -" rJ5 l e. J. Or. '"n' go "'t- NLh
raiucs .ud Hoys'ohs a. Iis - LIr.'f"r' ID. 90 ~.
ard l. s IS a. .rI J.. vth lJul-rs AMI NuiWal.
south AuTU.iE. aud ihc -uJ Co., 40. Had = D. ~
With ~ g. o. 20 stamford ~ a
4. IA. luf,ld'ur'. -
~ i1.t I.pI,s4 t,alur. 800, o.. I'M. . u. 100. ..
Gr.,I t.t-s .-sl 81 ,. 3. IfSisftr Go. ~
I...y.F =. V.ts .uf -. Com, si. Irkl Who ~
a..rrL..t -..... irsm De-. sSDc, 81" I'---.i-"l-
AID ESTABLISHED LIkE.-SioamoIs An
Lytlg txfas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14

rI'HATCHERs FRUIT FARM-Tw0 mnntes
/ walk from DARBY station and miles from Phade PIMA
90 p W. and r. :, popular with ccntsn" aSoe.,n
Centennial than from city by horse cars plenty o irssh
mic sed fruit weekly board So Address H. hEh
NON. Darby, Penn
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~ WAY-For HACKES SACK, SPRING. VALLEY, NAN
YET. NEW CITY. HAVERSrRAW, aud STONY POlN !.
Leave Erie ferries, foot Chanbtrssty TAD,
si5 a. m. l. 3 AS i15, and ESQ p NJ sunday go a m
IN. SltIray nights al IL
O'Clock through INinL Excursion tickets at Ere
ticket Offices All trains leave Enc Depot jersey CITY.
once, 81 broadway. see CIRCULAR.
~ !. D.. w. superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14

/ the NEW JERSEY sOUTHEEN X h.tare lower Than
nv nv otier route commencing June 49, 1879 Leave Ne"
~ ,r,rn pier Il N0rth RIVER foot KoctorSt go IA
,I Lang Hranch Seabnght &C. 9Ij A. M i"f Phlhdtlphi
In,s Tr,rrh Tom, River and Ninoland; 3iO
D. m Ion Philadelphia, Long Branch and Iuokcft"n 10
for Branch, Toms RIVER ana "httoNh LOU
m ya freight train Tor Long hiA,n
sundays $50 m, for Long Branch retnf,ing AZ P,m
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6elp mantso

WANTED-Skilled LOCKMAKERS; steady
w snploynsna Address y. A. ROOT 4 Co., Bay Gt.
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N0VTCI AND GREENWOOD LAKE

vi RAIIWAY-Trains leave foot Corandt ~ d1l! t,un
DAYS eXccp,d Tor Greenwood and int,
al < 30 a. M and 80 D. For MONTcLAll! ana uhAN1h
stations at $50 M IL NJ y oo t,' D'V.
so $40 n IN For Little Tails and intermediate stations Az
$40 A. M $50 $50 $50 y. For Ringw"od and all
intermediate sts,Iuns al b3O p m. $4,000, Al. a,
ation aud other may be obtained NJ office IN
fS.V div and AZ COMPANY Otec No Ilg Broad way New
York. W. p DOkWlN, NuperihWburh',
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CUNDAY TRIPS to LONG BRANCH, com
- meuelng June The ewJsrsey southern hmlIoaa
Hector At at o 80 n m Returning the train leaves Long
Branch At 5 D. M We SNEDES, zen. MAI.
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FALL RIVER LINE.
TO BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST
THE WORLD.RENONNED STEAME-.S
RuISTOI. AND pRONI DENCE.

DAILY SUNDAYS June IL To sept 10 ncusive) at N m
Tickets secured principal hotels ard cket
offices and the pier and steamer GEolst,E CoNNoS
Pass Agent. BORDEN q lON ILL AGENTS
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
bIARRANGFMTNr OF PASSENGER TRAINS. April 10,
lS76-Ieaye foot Of CCriandt and pesbosessts
a. IN. for EastOn, Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch ,hunk
HazetOn, Beaver Meadow. MaanOy CITY, Shenandoah MI
Carmel ShamOkn Wilkt sbarTc PstOu, S1yre !niTa &c,
connecting for Ithaca Auburn, Rochester b
fall. Niagara Fals and the West. -. - go, ,,,,u,
!. ~. Easton. Bethlehem Allentown Mauch nnnnk'
HaZcton, Mahanoy city, Shenandoah ~lkespaie litton
making connections for Realug fottsNle al
Harrisburg ,.,,o, .u..,o.-, o,d ue,ch
Cl,unE stopping ut all stations =, a, ,,.,,,., a,
C.0 n m Night Express daily, for Eastnn, Fetheh,m Al
Mauch chunk WilSesbarfe llttston Sayre Einhta
Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo NiagaIa fas ana inc
West, Pulmans sleeping Coaches Attached -. -.
"' ROR'r IL. SAlRE. SUPP. ana EnBI
General Charch and CorLIndi-tt&
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CARATOGA-The most popular and direct
- u by the splendid steamers Of the People, Lac
DREW and 81 JOHN leaving DAILY IRON Plcr II y H. AZ
d n m fare by A.
safat and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14

nLD LSIhLLiSIiED LIkL.-SioamoIs An
DRAW NAEUfi az MONITOR daily iOT CAiasIur &c.
fr.rn 81 MIN u pi.I 50 Al 4.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Trains leave Tor EngewOOd ClOseI PiernOn and Nyack
$50 for all except NyacEl 945 a M, l. L. 446 $50
$50 1870 and Saturday nights at IL 80 D. sun
days, a. IN. and $3.50
Nanuet, Spring Valley, and Monsey T. 9t5 a r, 4i5 p
JNO. ". ABBOTT, Gcnl Pass Agent, New York
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PERMANENTLY
CURED.

SANFoRp's RADICAL CURE FOR CArARRH Is a
sale, certain, ana permanent cure for Calarih o
very form, ana II the most perfect remedy ever
devlted. IL Is IuIely a v.retaule disu lati u and
'sHIpued lo' ally uy inst naiiOn, anu Constitution
any by mt rnal administration. Locally applied
rtl is lnstrn aue us. IL soolhe,, heals anu
c'e"nses the nasal passages Of every feeng vi
heavlnes-, Oh uciivn, duliLess or dzziuess con
rtliu ioDally adninl~tled 1t Ienuvales the blood
puifer II oI the acid poison with hich ii is wa
.harg d in atir h. siinuHtrs the stomach nket
ana hldbtys, per &c 5 di- esuon, makes new bl, oi
anu perm ito The formation sOuuu h al hy ssu.
aud hnallS obtains complete c'ntrol over the III
r. are. The charitable cur. tive pu .r-, when all
ther remedies nt erly ial, al oaif rd's Radical
urr are aLe- Ell ~ tnots ands no gr telull,
iecomm' M II TO fellow sufferers. No statement l.
niade Iegar l. IL bal cauhot be ,ub tan,Ia d 10y
The n'ost resi- ectab and iealle re,er, nces. IL l.
great ana good IA, dcinr, "bd wo Thy all cunh.
ence. tach pack .ee coma ns Treatise on Ca.
ta,rn nd Br Sau oIu's Improved mali iuDe
and iuil 6 irecti"n foI iIr us inaIc G SOS.
sAhFohDs RADICAL CUkE Is suld by Nil VII le.
sale oLd retail aiue kists la. Oustoul lhe INT Il
) Satcr. Price, 81
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r A TIV E
CATAkRII.

This is the des tructive and terrible stage of the
hl>ease The whole nasal pasoages. cuu ny tn.
eyes ana ears, tue tOnsils thro1f, broncl a tn e.
hhd lung- become, one alter an, ther, q cted, in.
n .ned ulc'- at Il, and suc'unlb rapluly To thIs
irisbtful moDster peculiar acid is generated
lnR the II OF weaktns ana dtsIroy- its /, nuyatlnx
power anu allows The system no opportunity to
lhrow on HE maiady until thisp iron Is heutralzed
a"u eApe Ied. Ii here That cone ttuIi ionai treat
mtnt becomes OF the mot ,tal CO n equen,e O. 'te.
cause unless ARE ted at This stage The disease viii
mdkt fapid pro less towarls uimonary consump
Ton w Waireh,s Hou hold Pm, eiclan Meanw hi I.
a soothing, healing and astringent inedicin. must
he al pied directly 10 the al ar sag-s thi fo m.
slbe.
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AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.

OFFICE Hours.
o For delivery of letters from 7'So A NJ TO $50
On Sundays. from 9.l5 A. NJ. to 1918 A. NJ.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Boston, Portland, aDi West, $50 A. Nj. 3.45 and
$50 NJ.
Lewiston and Auburn, As, 6 and $40 p. M.
Bath and Rockland, $40 And $50 Z. NJ.
Rockard stage, via Washington, Z. Nj.
Wal6o Stage, via Jefferson, Z. M.
Belgrade, West Waterville, Norrdsewock and
NJ Olson, l.30 Z. NJ
Winthrop and Monmouth, 6 p. NJ.
Pennington stage via Readield, l.30 2. NJ.
Belfast, l.35 A. NJ. ana 1858 z. NJ.
belfast stage, ll.35 \. NJ
Skowhegsn, IL 80 A Nj.
Grand Trunk X. K. and Canada, 3. .i5 AMI $40
7. NJ.
Soldiers Home ll35 A. NJ. and 100 p. NJ.
MAILS CLOSE.
Portland, Boston and West 5. 40 and II 20 A. NJ,
l)P. NJ.
l. wi-ton and Auburn, 5.4l, So. ll.20 A. NJ.
b ith and Rocklaud, $40, and ii ~ a. M.
Il -c<land stage, via " asnington, 1.oO \. Nj.
W .ldoboro stage via Jefferson, 100 A. Nj.
Be grade, West Waterville, Norridgewock, anc
NJ .it-on, l.3O 7. NJ.
!. Winthrop and Monmouth, $50 A. Nj.
Farming ton stage via keadheld, l.30 p. NJ.
Belfast, 3j z. NJ. and 1000 p NJ.
Belfast stage, 30 F. M.
SkOwhegan, 3.31 L. Nj.
Grand Trunk X. h. and Canada, 5 40. II 90 AM,
Soldiers Home. A. NJ. and 3.3j Z. M.
DOMESTIC POSTAGE.
Drop Letters, per IL OF. | cent.
Mail Letters per IL oz. 3 cents.
Books, transient newspapers ard other transient
printed matter acept unsesled ciiculars) ID pack
:es not exceeuing lbs. 10 weight, pei ounces,
cent.
Unsealed circulars, merchandise, and samples,
in packages not exceeding lbs. 10 weight, pei
ounce cent
All matter not prepaid at letter rates must be 50
wrapped that it can be examined and must con-
tain no writing whatever, except the address.
Liquids, glass and explosive chemicals are ex-
cluded from the mails.
MONEY ORDER OFFICE.
NEspecial attenUon Is called to the Money Oruer
ystem az a safe and cheap method of transmitting
9 IN al sums OF money through the mails. Orders
re issued for amounts not exceeding 500. Larger
q mounts can be sent to the same person at the
"a ne time by additional orders.
RATES.
Orders not exceeding Sl5, l0cents.
d" over SIS and not exceeding $50, Is g
~20 I" 0 $40 20 %
$40 $50, rs
Money orders are also drawn by this office on
Canada Great Britain, Germany, and Switzerland.
REGISTERED LETTERS.
| Letters, and other valuable packages, may be
registered to any post-ofce in the United States
on the payment Of letter postage and fee Of ten
cents. HORACE IL. HAMLEN' L. NJ
Oct. 9, 1876
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1aily 8saaebss gonrnal,

fbsued every morning, except oundays. IL con.
sihs the latest news W Telegraph anu mall slvet
PORTS oI me Markets. anu nas careull1 prepared
P1Htlca anu local articles, auu GENEROUS atuuunt
% iarmhs, nvue anu lIsCellaucous roaulng AILb
a 'suil compilation of state news.
ierIns, - per annaH. a. adpdace % n payment
- 99t utue within tIe year single copies centb
". y aad al Tie uoVk9torcs aud al THIS vIice.
advertisements Inserted on asJuauly terms
Gil1s may be had On application ~ tnIs oluce.
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SNEEZINC
CATA Is kiI.

Thi' IL constait sneezn, sneeze, sneeZe, until
your head seem, itady 10 Il tn u I'll yout no I.
an eyes discharge excessive q antilles oi ucur,
tun ac, IT, aud poison,u u4t uunt or bus inc :
- pleasure. you number yourself mo"s ihr moe,
1llcied ui IN 'rlals, destined - he periodically
IT, srrate't stress WI h1uL relief or conooIatIon.
Every draugbt ev ry breath OF air seeu a en,uJ
IN 'l guise iht7 Is piui erIy called Acu Ca ar Il
ma co"H only, Cola in The Head Ito Constant Ie
ufrthcc II Tue to constitute ally weak r.
"a "a Lhhal organs, aud ehIe, b Ell eCtiun OF The
petspIraorS glands. In The permanent cure o. tbi.
ulrhessihg maiads sAAFO.D RADICAL LURL For
tATAkkH l. IL 'verIaIiii.g sp, cluu. insia aul e
iltl loliu~s tho nr.t dose. Its Use destroy tht
ml uli sensitV Venes To aim 'sphe, ic chan. whic
lleti-pose people "a ihIs I'll ease IA Is sure 70
pe'cnt an attack OF ,roIic Or lceratL c Catar Ia.
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CIR ONIC
CATAkkIl.

Symptoms .-Obstruced breathing, partial clos
ure ol one or b' til nosuis, -Iop, ed up, "stn1 u
up' iet Ing IN the heal constant blowing uI III,
tOsr, Ill Chdre es IRON The hose II thi
yellow o. gre"hlsh mucu-, Il, ga ntl streaked III
o"od Sonietim the ma.Li becom-s lea
IN Tue hhs"i passages ahd removed only by pfo
long d 'nurt. In The MOI ming on iising Tie symp
touIs Z the wort. Vi lent bIvwins, haw a ins ana
81 ut ny until he outs ar removed, a. lea-I pa e
tlaIiy, and the tht at /. Ced irUm mstIer III Il
has acc uuulat.d duIing h, night tinaly the poi.
b. nuu- secIcilons attIcs the threat, broLc hIa,
tubes, lungs, te tIinatins in pulmonary consuinp.
Il n, accompanied 10y most uffensive bleath ana
Impaired ey esig ut aLd hearing.
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Advertising Agents
-Fok THE-
K xlENNEBEC JOURNAL,
Daily and WeekIy.l

The following Advertising Agents are author
sed TO receive subscriptions and Advertisements
for tie kESNEBEC JOURNAL:
BOSTON !: S. Nj. PETTENsu.L 4 Co., 10
State street.
S. X. Niles, No. 6 Tremon,
Sueet.
I. Z. EVANS, 252 Washington
ST.
HORACE DoDD Washington
Street.
NEW YORK IS. M. PETTENGuL & Co., 81
Park Row.
GEO. Z. RownLL d Co. 40
Park Row.
BATES q LOCKE, "a Park Row.
W. w. SHARPE u Co.
DAUCHY & Co., lyl Fulton 81.
I PHILADELPHIA COZ, WETHEhRLL q Co.
5. Nj. PETTENGILL 4 Co.
70l Chestnut street.
ST LOUIS, MO-, RowELL q CHEsMAN, col.
Thmd and Chestnut 81
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How to Make Money.

We win state that the surest, bes and speediest
wav TO "nultniy and increase l. 10 call at No u
Wsll sne,t, New York, anu consult with Alex.
tTothinRhar n 90.
These gentlemen. who have long been identified
with HE hi story and ri ms of wall street, TN
u.ually tkllrd in monetary Sflai :. AMI m every
thing alptrtninng 10 spc nla lun are une Xct He'd
or abiiity and proficiency. IL NAV also be sal I
tha or the many ohers in that city they are not
only the the most popular, hut So The most sue
cesstu best patro"lZed, and most widely known
in or near the vicinity nj Wall Steet.
Among the customers of the hOnse az Alex
Frorh bingham Il O." are some of our lesdng and
rep eS NATIVE ci liens ho are mainly Indebted
| to the labor ol this nrm Tor much of The werlth
thsv nov enjoy.
During the long and successful experience of
| Nessr- Alex, Frehngham n Co in T. Is ~ they
have tarred Tor tn, nselves an enNt BILE reputation
Tor honesty, integrity and good attn, and ,nl"y a
business almost culns sal in II pr"prt,ons. In fact,
the amount of hu mess done by this h. u-e IN ihe
course OF ear II something w'n ser nj, and often
forms the subject OF comment. | needs but u visit
their sp-cnu ofces in Wall street TO prove TIL G
truth OF the abooe staten ne.
10" III, v manage o convert $40 10 S2h S20 into
so $40 it IT, $s an'i so on, il secret which they
aIot explain; blI that they succ, ed m 40 ng
ST. l. tact 100 well known 10 admit OF doubt If
you y onld safely amt prufitahly iut est you mon.
ty do rot hesitate ." favor thi finn with ,"urra h
and confidence. 1bst hy 80 oing Won =" III reap IN
abu dat reward, the q sperienre If thousa and M
oar best citizens t.sts. The necessity OF taking
such n 60 rrse Ia these .ime OF tte ing bank and
finsi cnl sir ngcnry must he appa ent to the mo.i
Indifferent ami carate-s observer.
Mrs-rs Alex. Y othinghnm n Co. are prepared
to invest money To anv amount in the best se''"ri
| ties ~ il eyety trsnsa t,n in which they may
b. engaged guar NEE nt e safi action to those
" hn honor h. NJ win fri pat'o,ale
! ss~ send or ttpir Explanatory Cr.ular and
e. Ms u, ports. hirh they IN u free TO Hl IN"
desire then.-From NJ Y Metropolis april IL,
1876. lulyiS'ieodSa4"
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CARE rOING WONDERsn

MEssRs WEEKS 4 POTTER: Gel tlemen,-CoL
LINs'N NoLTAIC fLAsrEEs aie duipg wonders. They
~o'k like ma c ana lbU sc III 8, ut ne ct all
soid and more wanted. Send me thi ee dozen as
soon as lon get his. Money enc o .ed herewith.
want them 81 morrow nj. ht. II pos,ih In haste,
Yours, T.F.PALMER, p. NJ.
No. Fayette, Me May l. 1876.
sold by all Druggists. Sent by Mail on
receipt ,t IS cents iOr one, o. 25 for six, or
sl.l5 for twelve. carefully wrapped and war.
ranted, by EkkS Il POTTER, Propretors, Bos-
Il n, MAJ. octl- I&V lm
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Ntnnebrt yournal.

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