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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-11
Northwestern UNIVERSITY

THIS Institution offers excellent facili-
l. ties for education at moderate rates.
1t has corps OF seven experienced instruc-
tors and all necessary appliances for in
structon. Prof. Deibert, graduate OF the
State Normal School, of Kingston, Pa, has
been called to fill vacancy caused by the
resignation of Prof. j. E. Smith Also,
Prot. Klapproth for some years a teacher
in Prussia, and who has taught in I'm eri-
ca one year, has been added to the faculty.
1t s hoped that students who expect to
enter the academic department will present
themselves promptly at the beginning, as
some changes will be necessary in this de-
partment. The next Collegiate year will
begin September lst, 1876, For specia! in-
formation apply to the President or any
member Of the faculty
AUG. F. ERNST, Pres't.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-11
Hayes s. Wheeler Club at Lowell.

The Republicans of the town OF Lowell,
Dodge county, have taken steps as becometh
true and earnest members or the Republican
party by organizing Hayes & Wheeler
Club fer work III the present campaign
The following are the officers:
President, Robert Glover
Vice President, VIM Hunter
Recording Sec., D. Eldred
Cor esponding Sec., DR.. Miller
Treasurer A. Coleman.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-11

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the
Post Office, at Watertown, Oct 10, 1876.
Holcomb, John Park, Cyrus
Hall, Alonzo Thos. oheaff, VIM:
Leonardson, J. c. Sutton, Rich
Lewis Hannah Seo6eld, Levi
McNoles VIM. A. Solo, Jael Mrs.
McGwera, John Wright, Ed. P. Rev.
Persons calling for any of the above let
ters will please say Advertised"
]. T. MOAK. P N.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-11
TRUTH WILL SUCCEED

TRUTH WILL SUCCEED.-This fact needs
no new proof, but it has been one in the
success Of D B. DeLand & Co.'s Best Chem
zeal Sa1eratus Since it has been introduced
we see it taking the place of most other
kinds in the market. Would bogus arti-
Gle do this
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-11
Stop

At G. W. Chappeil s ijewelry store and see
his new goods, new prices and new arrange
ments generally Among other new arti cles
may be seen the celebrated Roskopf ard
Roskell stem winding watches, tie best
time keepers known for the price at which
they are sold.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-11
Dico.

In this city, Tue day morning, Oct. 10th,
1876, OF cons umption. A NJ. Thayer, aged
80 years. His remains were taken TO Wa
terloo 0rburial.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-11
Jefferson County Court-In Probate
In the matter OF the Estate of Griffith
Humphrey, Deceased.


Humphrey, Deceased.
ON Reading and filing the petition of
~ Evan Owens and VIM. NJ Griffith, ex-
ecutors Of the last will and testament of
said deceased representing that they have
fully administered said estate. and praying
that time and place be fixed for examin-
ing and allowing their account of admins
tration.
1t is ordered that said account be exam
ned before the Judge OF this Court on Mon
day. the 9th day of November, 1875, at II
o'clock A. NJ, of said day at the Office Of the
County Judge, in tho village of jefferson,
in said county.
And it is further ordered, that notice
be given to all persons interested by pub
fishing copy Of this order for three sue
cessive weeks prior to said day OF examin
alton in the Watertown Republican, week
~ newspaper printed and published At the
city OF Watertown In said county.
Jefferson, September 9th, 1876.
AARON RANKIN, County Judge.
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Readings.

We hope that there will be large au-
dience to hear Mr.. G.. Dale Armstrong, q
rising young reader and ventriloquist of
Chicago. at the Congreg ational church on
next Friday evening. Mr.. Armstrong
comes highly recomme nded as an elocution
ist, in both comic and pathetic selections
As veatriloquist he has few equals in this
country. Such entertainments should be
well patronized when we have an opportu.
nifty, as they occur at such long intervals,
The following is the programme for the
evening:
Betsey and | are Out.... ............ Carlton
Schneider Sees Leah. ..N Y. Clipper
The Vagabonds.. ....J. It. Trow bridge
Our Guides In MARK Twain
PART IT.
Exhibitions OF Ventriloquism.
The Bells. Edgar A. Poe
To close with the mrth- provoking tale
"a leap year wooing," Admission IS cts.
children rs cts.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-11

Cuts, bruises and burns are trouble
some. "Forest tar salve" will save the pain.
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WatcrtOWn Market.

Corrected Weekly by TIL. Rack
Commission Merchant, Main Street
WATERFOWL
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OFFICIAL RECORD or MORTGAGES


Burnham, Sarah j. and husband, to James y flatt 40
UTustcc l2Othst Of Sin-aVe yCaIs.-- 81 Ii-J
Avenue g. Of IF, OH st; Years 5000
tyenne b. n Of Gil.sf; 8 years -........- 1000
n S5is; " OF ISthave; > Sc rs ..e 1000
Hunter Charles Il, ana WIFE, 10 samuel Tyler es
Nalsn and CLARK ga h Wardb years. tbs
Herbert. Daniel & Co, and others, 10 Aary l. U $500
Schuit 10th Of 2daye; years 5000
Ncsry-si property installmenis. 1910
Jackson Ann, 10 Sarali-A Appleton, cor OF Ro5hlns
aud beNngtOnst, (24th Ward) ustalnents'--. llW
4Sist W o. l' iiflave Yea ycsr 2sls
Loientz, Jacob ana wife, 10 jacob sclnuck, 5Jth
Of 9ihaVe, years 10
Montgomery hoht. and WIFE, to Jackson Wright n
Il3ds, Of Wlsave, 23J Ward years ...-..... 1000
Lexington ave- ave-; i 1000
Newman, WIN ii. and wife, 10 Jas DAILY and others,
sOYdykc ave Of I'd ST. cath ward month. 1000
st. W "f ot m ave- ave- We 49, 1880
fnaye n, lot Isl 2Sd Il afd wears 1900
Stewart, II lie Roy, Ia Thoa q Ie Roy, eNre wash 49,
IIgon-st OF MorTfsst; years lGooo
sr si5 81 sHd Law 1900
Iii hti ave-. . yrar, - ...-.'...-. 800
lOmuaL) J. y SAVAGE D'PuS i'ss''l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10

DENNSYLV ANA RAILROAD THE
L GREArTRUNK LINE ANr UNITED STATES MAIL
ROUTE Trains leave Newlork via Desbrosses aud Cort
Exrress for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West South.
with pullman attached, $50 NJ, and $50
For Ah.amspo Lock Haven Cory, and Erie at $50 NJ.
an 30 m connecting at Cory for litusvie Petroleum
For baltimore washington and the South Limited Wash
Express of Pullman Paor Cars daily except sunday
$50 arrives at Washington at 4lO Regular at 40
ESrSess Tor 'aieiphia: 7$6 $40 go m; 1890 sa
and . p NJ Eniasni and secci d class, p NJ . y
For Cen cnna Depot at $50, $50, 1850 $40 $50 r. M
~ si5, 10 n" ~ %" $50 p'5 5o9
$50 $50 $40, 10, 1850 m, and IL night Sunday
J. 70: so c 40 80 $50 30 so s 10 s go
so, $50. I, and $i3P N: N p ~ A,'"'' ''"aN,
tSr fs s SsS 49, 70 go 80 70 y iS 60 g.
@ af di night mjoS aGa QUIZ S5So AND
Fof New. Branswek = S, and II m. q s:lO 4IO 81 20
i FOR Eas ~ MiIIstdne. II a. M g. and $50 M
Tor K.nsson a9d i9eky mn a6o@ M pnd 40 p m
FOR Ia 9P a M e2 = 3 ana $40 N %
For Fem'ngt $50 a. III. and p.
For Mercer and somerset Branch, By. m.
For Trenton Borientown burlington aud Camden 73o and
For F rec $50 M. , and i'io p m.
For iighsto~n Pomberton Camden, Via Perth Amboy.
$50 p; M aud via Monmouth Junction 4l0n n. ,m,o,
and $50 3. m. via Monmouth Junction 49,, ,oao = -,
except Monday From Washington aud Baltimore $40 M,
t t DS S n9T 90 s. io f5% iS 81 liza us 40
6:lt $40, 600 S4i, and 1925 p M Sunday 'lo' 60
Tcset oniccs 20 ga Broadway No Aston House,
Isa e% OF DS SSs aqG sad us o6ossn
depot city R5y ss4 oSs nse pae'
THOMSON General Manager.
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Dipioeno Noiltes
WESTERN UNoy TnIEeRArn CoMrAYY, TaEi1s1reeEEss

WESTERN UNION TEr EGRAPH COMPANY, TRRAsrfRR's(
OFFICE NEW-YOgIi June z, 1876.
dividend No. 36.-Thc Board OF Directors
have declared 2 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE
AND ONEHALF PER CENT on the capital stock OF his
Company orn the let earnings OF TIE W mon ms ed NC
the Office Of the Treasurer on
and after day July shareholders o; record On the
roth DAY OF June. =, -
The 1fansr Books viii closed at o'clock the after
noon 10Th instant and opened OF the morning OF tho
I7tb OF JaIy. X. II. ROCHESTER,, Treasurer.
iOPFICE or TBR EOAED or DIgEc1oEs ~ THE AMEMcN}
EXPRIsss COMPANY, NRw YORK, May II. lo7G
VNHE Board of Directors Of this Company
II have this day declared DIVIDEND Of THREE DOL
LARS $ PER- SHARE payable on the lat DAY OF july hox
Will be closed from the 10Th Csy Of Juno
10 lie I'd day OF July next By order 81 the BO2rd.
~ ]. y. kEAPp, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
ENO CAPITALISTS AND BUSINESS MEN
L A RAEE CHANCE Is OFF EEED
SALE OF SOLOMON'S ISLAND,
CALVERT COUNTY, MARYLAND.

This Island beautifully located near the mouth q the n
tux,nt Hvcr Maryland, contains about 20 ACRES or
LAND, with ti' following improvement: .
large = OYSTER PACKING FA'1bHf, win
three extensive wings each 100 t long, confirming The
most .mpror machinery M OV sehlng business
a large CAS- FACruriY VIII machinery Tor - hands
CAPACITY, 10000 caa4 per day.
K COtNfRY sTof;E. 3,Ne0irt. dong a good business
A desirai IT, FitAMt COTTAGE beautifully situated.
AIeo - FRAME DWELLINGS, the greater portion OF
A lsrgs i,hHE STABLE, with SHED GRANAEY &C.
A FtLD WHARF AM STORAGE HOUSE butt
uu0n piles, capacity. 100 q b.shcls.
a FFEAMBOAT WHARF and WAREHOUSE, used sew
esl 10y Baltimore steamers ana 7 wharfage
A BRICK LiNiKfLN Tor burning Oyster si.li line, Tor
Whic!i tIerr is rr'at GcIuInd. -,
island is statd n famous oyster region at The mouth
Of INrT o. the tcsi tihdh ~ tS cHuiri
within fun view o. the Chesapeake Ldt anu nca e p,opo
term ImuIc ara Dram Point hAlf~s II -
peculiarly adapted to the packing and prosriNng busn -
becan-o sud produce be purcisd on tue s on
cradle and ah54 Caa Dc procured on the island
whilst The Ia ii". Tor rh ~ are cNCfc
The 81 male healthy. Tho waters abound VIII great va
riety Of fi,. ard .
IL ~ est mated thc portion Of the island now offered for
with the abOvcncntu In
pros eincnts) cast over 100000
10 vii sid exceedingly low figure tfljOpi y and
upon e.t, teIu uIoA pIystn 10 the lsILOs Permanent
BuilainR sni Lfni society,
Al AOIIH CItAELES.ST, Baltimore. Maryland.
CHARLES T. SAVAGE, President
O.,
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFER,

NEw-YORk CITY.
and wifs to WIN iiislsy 10000
sSd'sr U.s. ga II " Of Slave 522iixlJ.7x ircgu.
lar GcoJ iiaad % Mich, Enicf ..... Nominal
Basb = ......... Nominal
liStlIst n e. zoo II W OF lstave, 1C.SxlO0IO; ~
Frank and wife to VIM Fnsjor....... b,l5o
Gooinls and wife 10 NARA Caris....,. $4,000
l0haye, 3 50.j OF 5Jth ST. J0x7b; also. 22dst,
Cohen ~ % o''Ase ioN'o'o . $4,000
hGsaste. n S9 l 70 Ann spTueS 1890
Of DIST 5i1 100 cath Ward); Luxe liynes 80
and wife 10 John Machan. :-..:...-.. 0Oo
RveTsvc can WarO dock property, nth part; oo
Henry Atherton Geo II Forster. .....,...... 600
and HUSBAND 10 Abiam w n ieisc Mag Nominal
IIiIsch To- John Lindhein $4,000
ls..avc. " :, l0qftw of l22ds, 2I175; VIM Law.
erty a nd wiie 10 Mary ! pnrcicil ........ Nominal
3dave cor LOwe-st, 23Nl0 I'd Ward; JasF ,oo
Marsh and Vic to Kate Titus. $4,000
ITia ijcyoe and others To- III Tefbei ...e.. 10000
Goth ST. II 4, 100 Il of JtiaNe, lOO.jxi2J; John 80
Shield 10 VIM Earle; -: -; 1oo
and Me 10 81 Chss s hnGrews 1900
Wm T. Wicy and Wife to # Wiley tras .....'.. LOCO
rel 10 Min - tJnger NM. 1900
o9h.si, = $40 1t Of l0thave, 2lISG also lU9thsi,
rs, l50rw OF IOilave. 2jvlO0.ll Geo Dhoway -,o
Sullivan 49, .'... -. 1900
Ioll Charles r ydecler rel TO fhos McManus 1000
smi 10 ] Martin " VI ............. 1000
-
426, + Smidt p,Ouo
Nest n No ll7 l. Rahr 10 Peter McGiunis Years 5000
lOnicial.l j. Y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

N RIVER NAILkOAD.-After May %, 1916, through
trans will leave Grand Central Depot;
M. Chicago and Northern Express, with drawing
through Ia Rochester. and 3. Al ans W.
1890 n. special Chicago Express with drawing room
Ia Rochester and Buffalo.
100 a. m, Northern aud Western Express.
40 Montreal Express with srcIdngcars from New
York ST. Albaus, ing at Montreal az $50 a.
600 with sleeping for Naterown and
Cananda qua. Also, FOR Montreal Plattsblrgh
$50 Pacihc Eyur daily with seepinscafs TOT
Rochester NiayaTa Fails Buffalo. Cleveland, Louisville and
ct Louis Chicago. via both L. = ". g. Ralroads
HOOP m Express with slecpngcars for Albany and Troy
Iaus Local Time Tables Tickets Tor sale at
broadway, and Wrscott Express Co Ohce-
No place aud 042 Broadway New YORK, aud 1913
Wasitn~t0r.st RrookINu G. II. hENDRlCk,
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
t,Ion MONTHLY INSTALLMENTs with


I'D SpsB out INTEREST," FOX 70 MONTHS aud 900 weary
Interest unpaid purchase money thereafter III ON ether
OF two Portable COTTAGE HOUSES With grounds OF
laid out IN drives lawn shade irlit yHc
and small traits stna" on beet lnr OF steam uah 80 min
OTueiig snd eligible ucIty all
well Gane aud healthy deps and raYenchiA convenient
express rains sUJ yeiry far houses have rooms Nster
two HJurs gv BATH &c; can have stable, rHstlfci"
fowls tools utensils and part furniture t"r fcsrrph "a
dress OWNER 4. o. Fox loi Elizabeth ~ Sc the pTrhisea
near West IA zSbeth station n. j. Central a. X.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
Conees arn farms uanic0.

WANTED - Furnished and unfurnlshed
w HOUSES aad FLATS In all parts Of this city, ana
OuSFS nj Orange AMI pauHell for which We have "a "
aopcatons storage fnrTrc mirror. pianos sc hrsF
ciaus, varrl,oIses CURRIE, PURDI n Co.
~ No. Wasldugtonrlace-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10

CTONING TON LINE -
- FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
REDUCTION OF FARE.
Elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAG ANSETT
leave Pier So North River foot OF Jlyst, at p. m.
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARS.
Tickets for sale all principal ticket otces staterooms
secured ocss Of Wesott Express Company and at So
Broadway. -
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Steamships ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pier 81 North
River foot OF Park place. at 43o freights via either
lnu at low e
L. W FlLkINs q. r. ACT D. 8. BABCoCK, Prest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
Glramuoats ano Railroads.

ALBANY. Peoples LINE STEAM
~ BOATS Pier A. " H., DAILY Sundays excepted
Al 8 y. IN Tor Albany aud all points and west
Great reduction Excursion tickets To Albany sara
toga Mon, return. Meals 90 European plan.
ALBANY and TROY by day boats c. VlB-
~ BARD and DANIEL DkEW.-Leave Nestryst pier
$50 Landing at Nyack Gui I ar
rtow tby lrrryboat Point Newt rgh PDugkeepsie,
n-beck Catsk aud Hudson Close connection at Albany
VII trans Tor To West Point and New
Ourgh ana rctura day, 81. POughAecpsie 81 80.
EATSKlLL CREEK LlNE-New Champion,
~ TUESDAY. THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY. from per
AZ CsnaLsL NrMauus from Leroy III.
NITIIENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
y SARATOGA, LAKE CtAMrL4IN, Lane GEokGE.
THE AID. kONbACkS, MONTREAL. and all points North
Low fare and reduction 10 all points. The ele
Steamboats, THIS Limo leave DAILY (Satur.ays
Is from PIER 40 North River. foot Leroy ST.,
connecting morning trains \. Y Central Rensseser
Ir and Boston and connecting railroads.
TLrog sold I'D bag gage checked 10 destination.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Friday, June 9. 1875.

NEw-YoRK. Friday, June g. 1875.
The following auction business was trans
acted at the Exchange Sacsro0m to-day:
BY James r. Miller. -
OF REINSTATEMENT ,Isa I o "a ls VIM $3.50
BY r. N. LuaiDtS q 90.
!. aeS n Of seanmc hSSs 30 S & Cos 1884
Bv Wm. heHRetfg
35 nj of irx,rgton ave- lot }Oxgs Corning 800
Toos Mia Hal ST. 40 II U .'n 1850
BgR. T. HGrufu.
3stcry aud brick house with plot ss ~ East LIST
CGt,as oi p'o' $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
Gitn Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE or to LET furnished or I'M
furnished the very desirable three sion, hlehslo1p
HOUSE $40 West 3oth st. Apply 10 TIE OWNER on thc
premises.
I OTIS, free and clear in excellent location on
will be given f0r equity hrst mort
gage IN good city property. RULAND & willing
BeCSinaE ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10
aurtiou Sales OF Real estate.
j. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.

A j. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE EIGHTYSEvENTHs ST. PROPERTY
AUCTION.
BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT
A. j. ELEECKER SON will sell on ~ ukSDAas Sn,io
90 at n TX NGE SSLESBOOM, III BroahWsS'
Under me direct Of A. HAMILTON esq, lefefer,
FIVE INRGE LOTS OF ground south side OF lgh'Yses
onih st between Lexington AMI iOuithave. VITA
surv frame house (aOut Equarel ana sthD e. t
cnteI I'd rUtier.d: only a haf from Central
Park absolute For maps AID PARTICULARS Apply W d "
oGII.N or A. ~ IIIrON. 80 wall ST.: or 20
A. J. BLEECEER q son, lS9 Broad"ay'
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6onses AID farms Uantt0.

NVANTFD-To purchase, an English base
ment Rouse very respectfully located Tor $4,000 or
under Address VAN ALLAN, Tribune West Side ONCE,
30s West 25dst.
WANTED TO RENT-A small HOUSE
w within short distance Of the city be ia perfect
Address stating l0aton AMI terms
HART, Up town Tribune Office, ,43S broSd~...
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Giin properln 90 fsI.


Four-Story Brown Stone
Painra perfect orcr shades, cornices mirrors ooni'
nj, te choice location Fitch ST. <l3J0 II lesseL
JOHN q. HIGGINS, No. Z Plne-sl
TVyO LET CUEAP-French FLATS, consisting
Of zine rooms bath. range boiler, Cas, etc Apply 10
CHARLES Il. SPENCER, 2b7 West l25th.st.
F!,O LET-3-st0ry bricI; SCliOOL-HOUSE No NO,
4 lys Remsen St; 3sory brick DWELLING lis, VII
louehlyst GOEDoN L. FORD, 07 Clark st. Bi,osyh,-
rINO LET, or FOR SALE, LOW, on 4th-ave.,
near 2Gihst wide four story HOUSE IN superb or1ei'
con,a'unng 4 rouin. JOHN II. HOLMES,
eo"'@'"'"e 4o 40 East 23d Il.
ITO LET, FOR SALE, or EXCHANGE
Four story high stoop brown stone HOuSL on l'ln ~,
OF loo entrance 10 fak;
cStrtMey des rabIc. JOHN II. HOLMES, 40 East I'D 81
Two LET - The DWELLlNG-iOUSE 10
Wavcrlcy-placc has 81 improvements lust pnt IN Pr
feet order REM $500 key Myar Manus, fashionable ao
l29 Waycil,y place. - .-..... r.,-.. ..o,,
GyO broadway, corner FouIth-st
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gtfamboats and Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housato.sss
~ and NaugAtuck Railroads. Fare 81 Steamer RsHsSnie
PORT leaves catharine shp AZ ll:s0a seps
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ONG BRANCH.-Furnished COTTAGE to
h. sIfEFLEN. %O7 East l7tlst
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Guror,an Advertisements.

weetIy % pages post free America a. or per annum
liz 6d.l
"rhe main objects OF THE EXAMINER Nswsraper' "id
WORK Which he and his brother, JOIN
1905 10 assist in producing rnorr
in Parliament bcIty Of opinion In general especially rer
superstition. and fusion OF literary tastes INTO AL
suhtCts whatever Crest advances nave been MAJ. ia 20
utca literary during the tiitJ seven
wears which the lifetime of the BANNER arcsdy GOV
good reforms, In which lrGH HuNl, ALBaNf
JOHN STUART MILL aud their associates were
have been acheyod but these reforms nave oi
prepared for others yet 10 r c1ecte TIE
lNrR In accordance with III reinal principles ad aHohs
attempts do much useful service 10 the cause OF "sIss
has done ~ former IL strives honestly AMI
heartily 10 aid It's readers forming sodni oors concern
important ~ q cay and in drawing ihefenm
such conclusions promote Wise Thought sd fearless
action removal Of and abuses Iom which
In, = development ~ views
tho increased well beng OF all casses OF
society
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ONEIDA LAKE. Central New-York. Hunt

" ing fishing boating, &C.; desirable SUMMER
home FOR SALE. with great attractions Tor out Ofonr
sports and exercise abOIt 80 arc beautifully situated on
north shore Lake, with fine water front = miles
cast OF Midland Railroad et'tou0i West vienna; the
pleasant shore Highway trou"h IT. house. out
houses apples pears grapes, Price, $1,000 Inquire Of
LA N. OnNiaa n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-10

BOARDING HOUSE To LkT.-Eull Of board
rr- large sumner Southern business VII sell new fur
allure whole part established 20 years. rare op
portunity. Address 4. q. Box LIB
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DELAWARE LAcKAwASNA AND IsTgnN RAILROAD Co,{
,NKN.YokK, June :, 1876. 5
TRANSFER BOOKS OF the MORRIS AND
Il EsSSE closed 10th inst July /, when the semi
annual interest viii be paid. - 49, - -.
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nor SAIE-VuLAGE and MILL PROP
NNEInA N. Y--FOR SALE.-The Build

" INGs and GROUNDS Lately belonging TO the Oneida
Seminary Tnncpa building Of brick four ht1Tc OJ Feet
front substantial excellent, boarlns GOrlnitoIes.
Grounds fine shaded! several conv,H icni 20 Now
York Central Midland RAILROAD stations; beautifully To-
Gated Iu1ulre Of n Hic1nbOihafn, Oneida, y. Y.
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Ocean Cleaners.
J. 8. MAIL STEAMERS

A Nchoh s kIEE Every sArH m hba7 NA'I
SSSee ia or Ireland
Tall ''' HENDERSON, BRoTHERs, Bowling green.
NATIONAL LINE:-From Piers A and AZ,
N hsis Ssi FOR Re-
EMF THE aTEESN July usts.: m M
r. ea asss sIS sTs
RDSy at ,' he S% FL
New-York, Havana & Mexican Mail s. S. Line.
~ steamers Fol Fol- ri mAv Sis Dir Inn.
cry FS SR y VERA CRz AND YEwy6RIEASs
pIcsssT camOeachy TpspsH .nS I Jans
For ree, .Ta psssaSs hapSys SONS 81 and 80
Steamers win leave June is and July sfOr
Vera Cruz and all the above ports
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD .ru vonv
sSgTAMf o6f y AS8 sbsEE HEoBoxEN
SEcKEE sara p9E s s.inr 'S 5nv 4
~" ToN, MAyRE or GREMEN p,u eco cold
fii''f OA"' fsTEERIGE $50 sSIroney. s...,.. c.rs.
Return Tickets reduced rates Prepaid seeras' csr'h'
For freight passage apply to Co. poulnssreen.
only DIRECT. LINE TO FRANCE.-THE
~ GENERAL TRAhsATLrANTiG G9MPNHSfHs A NAI
CALLING at PLYMoUrH O. b. the landing of passen'
sers. 40, ..-,,. ..,.o Co. ,ho cop ant
cabins provided with electric be will sail from Pier No.
49 NSrp Hs GS' Of e June
PIKEIRf Danre RDA1 June ~ p III
ST. GERMAN. Rccullux. UltlAf Juhe - III
ABA rURDAH JalV L, p w.
N PRICE OF PASSAGE GOLD uncluding wineC
First Cabin $40 sl20 according to acromnodauon
second caDln $2; td cabin, $40 Return tickets al re-
SEC with superior accommodation, including VINE
heiu nd utensils charge. Steamers MARKED
Tins isl do lot carry Storage passengers
DACIFIC MAIL S. s. LINE.
L FOR CALIFORNIA JAPAN, CHIN ApS ISL k y LA
NEW.ZEALAND BRITISH COLUMBIA. OhEpoN' &C
Sailing from Pic foot OF Canahst, nortn ilveT;
FOR SAN FRANCISCO via lSTHMUS of PANAMA
COLON, saturday June 10 =. r.
Connecting central America and the onth IaGmc.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA
- Saturday, July
freight apply at The loot OF nsst:nSen
BANANA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP CO.
FOR San FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA, AID IA
CIFIC PORTS, via ISTHMUS OF PANAMA
Sailing from Pier 10. North River.
Steamer CRESCENT CITY, SATURDAY, May 20
AspnwaI.
Connecting Railroad Panama with nfsIciass
nships for above
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EOR SALE.-A fine BUILDING PLOT,

by 1T, orG0 b. lsG feet desl4y located aud dTy soil
each wsv; price cash Call No pru est
n V O. address g., 10 TIiJuuo Office, y. tus4-
ing combines advantages with tho city ences
Of gas