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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-13

The President, Secretary of War and
Gen. Sherman in consultation upon Indian
affairs decided that the force now in the hos
tile country is sufficient to give the hostile
warriors the chas,isement they deserve Vol
unteers have been offered from Missouri, Utah
and Dakota to assist in the campaign. 10.
Shelby, the ex-Confedcrate general, offers to
raise a regiment TO avenge Custers death,
Both Shelby and Rosser, OF the rebel army,
testify to Clusters bravery and efficiency as a
commander. Gen Sheridan says the red
devils must go back to their reservations n
he exterminated
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This is often a serious question with
the invalid. He finds the market flooded
with proprietary medicines, scores of which
are recommended as certain cures for his pc
culiar ailment. He reads the papers, circu-
lars, and almanacs, and finds each sustained
by plausible arguments setting forth its vir.
tues and specific action. The recommended.
tons are as strong for one as tor another
The cures claimed to have been wrought by
one are as wonderful as those claimed TO have
been wrought by another. In his perplexity
and doubt, the sufferer is sometimes led L
reject all. But it should be borne in mind
that this condition OF things is one that can.
1 be remedied. In a land where all are free
the goOd-the truly valuable-must come in.
to competition with the vile and worthless
and must be brought to public notice by the
came instrumentality, which is advertising
In such case, perhaps the only absolute
proof that remedy is what it claims TO be, is
TO try il. The test of pudding is the eat.
ing OF it," "Prove all things, hold fast that
which is good" is the apostolic injunction
There may, however, he stronger presump.
tive evidence in favor Of one remedy than
there is in favor of another, and this should
be allowed its due weight. due regard "a
this may save vast amount of experiments
ing and usel ,ss outlay OF money. As pre-
sumptive evidence in favor OF DR.. Pierce's
say, that they are prepared by new and sci
entiic process by which the virtues of the
crude plants and roots are extracted without
the use OF particle OF alcohol. Not particle
of this destroyer OF our race enters into the
composition OF either his Golden Medical Dis
covery or Favorite Prescription. This consi-
deration alone ought certainly TO rank them
high above the vile compounds saturated
with alcohol, Jamaica rum, sour beer, or
vinegar, which are everywhere offered Ion
sale. Again, they are OF uniform strength,
and their virtues can never he impaired 10y
age. They are also made from fresh herbs
and roots, gathered in their appropriate sea
son, when they are flush with medicinal pro-
pertics. In support Of these claims, the fol-
lowing testimony is offered:
II. V. PIERCE, NJ. D. NEWARK, ~ j.
Dear Sir,-l have sold great deal Of y0ul
excellent remedies, and prefer to sell then
before others, because they give good salts
faction TO those who use them / hear such
remarks as "Sage's remedy completely cured
me; il is n splendid thing;' or, "Pierce''
Discovery is Just what wanted feel better
! than | ever did, One Of our celebrated sing.
ers uses II for Strengthening her voice, and
says "there is nothing equals it," and so
might give scores OF remarks said about your
preparations. a cOlOred woman was using
| your Discovery, and after taking three bot.
ties was completely cured She, being In tic
store, said to me, ~ don't want no Doctors
round me so long as / can get the Discovery
il beats all your doctors" And so | might
90 on.
am, most respectfully, yours,
ATllA Is. CROOKS.
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a rardy Report of Treasury ThieyIng.


A report called for by the House
shows an unexpected case of stealing from
the public crib, which should have been ex-
posed sixteen years ago. The statement
shows that besides the $50, 900 diverted by
Jacob Thompson, $4,000, 900 in cash was
taken out BY some OF Mr.. Thompson's prede-
cessors, and replaced by various kinds OF
southern bonds, including $50, 900 in bonds
OF the Tennessee turnpike company, and
others equally valueless. In other words,
while the law required that the funds should
be invested only in government bonds, these
unfaithful custodians took out million and
half of cash and put in nominally an equal
amount of bonds upon which little or no in
terest has ever been paid, and which are now
almost, il not absolutely, worthless.
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THE TURKISH WAR-CLOUn.

r. N the Chicago Tribune. Ath,
>ervia has formally declared war
against the Turks. Little Montenegro
has promptly followed suit The
armies of the former, under their
Prince, have poured across the line in
three columns into the sympathiZing
Sclavonic provinces of Bosnia and Bul.
gafia. The army of the latter, under
their Prince, have marched into Her.
zegoyina amidst the acclamations of
the insurgent population. Scryia will
assault the Turks with a well.drlled
and eXcellently-armed force of 100000
troops, commanded in point of
fact by Russian officers. The Monten.
egrin army numbers about 10000 men.
also led 10y Russian officers. There are
q good many Austrian and German Of
licers serving in both armies, and a
great number of Russian and llunga.
rian volunteer sharpshooters besides.
Ii is war of races and religion. The
Christians intend TO impel or eXtermi.
nate their Turkish tyrants as fast rs
they gain ground. The horrible op.
pressions, cruelties and inhumanities
of four centuries are now TO be
! avenged in blood and expulsion, and
the ferocious barbarians will be driven
back into Asia, whence they came.
The soil which they conhscated from
the Christian population will be re.
covered rs fast us the Mohammedans
are driven out of the country. The
hour has struck for freedom as well rs
vengeance in that far but oppressed
lunI rha ,f
formed ring around the combatants,
and will not interfere between the
Turks and the revOlted Christians, ex.
cept to see fair play. The intention is
to let them fight it out. The sympa-
thies of the people of Europe. of
course, are on the side Of the revolu-
honists, and they will give them moral
support, money, medicines, powder,
and lead-men are not needed, as the
insurgents have them in plenty. The
London Times expresses the position
of Great Britain, viz:
1.-The Princes of Servia and Monten-
egro have entered upon great enter
prise, and must be allowed to fight it
out. We do not mean TO say that if
their efforts proved SO successful as to
cause complete breakup of the union
between the European Provinces and
Turkey we might not be constrained
to express our opinion rs to the dis
tinetion of some one or two of them,
but these are remote contingencies.
the anticipation whereof would not
justify our interfering to restrain the
Princes. We hope and believe nobody
in England dreams of such inter-
ference. If the thought has been har-
bored anywhere, it must be dissipated
as soon as it assumes practical
shane"
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Malne. BlnIne and Morrill,.

The news OF Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill, On.
terng upon his duties as Secretary Of the
Treasury was the occasion Of much rejoicing
IN Maine. Gov, Conner called on Mr.. Blaine
IN his sick room, and rendered him the ap.
poin,meni Of United States Senator, saying
that he believed il 10 be the very general ex.
pectaiion and wish Of the Republicans o.
Maine iha, be should OIL the vacancy caused
by Mr. Morrill's resignation. Il IL understood
hat Mr.. Blaine will aeoept the place
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-13

Chapped hands, tace, plmples, ring.
worm, saltrheum, and other cutaneous alice
tons cured, and rough skin made soft and
smooth, by using Juniper Tar Soap. BE care
tul TO get only that made by Caswell, Hazard
X Co., New York, as there are many imita-
tions made with common tar, all OF which are
worthless.
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'as,s SaEFiRDs 81 VIBRATOR

TIE ENORMOUS wAsrAGE Of grain, 20 iaeriigtis
irah oofer aHles Of Throahcrs can be SAVED hy this
Improved Machine, Sufficient on every j0b % mora Nas
pay al expenses Of threshng.
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLET, HUNGARIAN and
ike seeds arc throshcd, separated cleaned and saved
as easily and perfectly as Wheat Oats Rye or Barley
AN EXTRA PRICE Is usually paid for grain and
scots cleaned BY Thu machine for extra eleaniiness
IN THE WET GRAIN Of 1875, these were substan.
TALLY the ONLY MACHINES that could run with Profit
or economy, doing iast, thorough and perfect work
Whta otaeys utterly failed.
ALL GRAIN, TIME and MONEY wasting complica.
tons, such as Endless Aprons" "Raddles "Deaters"
"Plekera," etc. nre entirely Dispensed wGh less than
one-haf the usual Gears. Belts, Boxes and Journals
easier managed; moro durable light running no cost
" repairs no DUST no" ltterngs" to clean up; not
troubled by adverse winds rain or storm
FARMERS and GRAIN RAIsERs who are posted
In the large saving mode by e viii not employ info
r0r and wast,fnl machines but will iasid on this
improved Thresher doing their work.
FOUR SIZES made for 6, g, 10 and 70 Horse
Powers. Also o speciality OF SEpARAroRs designed
and made EXPRESSLY FOR STEAM POWER.
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS. VIZ; our m.
proved Triple Gear" and our "Spur Speed" (N-oj-
bury Style, both Mounted on f0,r wheels.
IL INTERESTED IN Threshing or Grain Raising.
apply - nearest Dealer or write 10 Us for ustra-
ted Cir uar sent freo giving full particulars Of Sizes
Styles Prices, Terms, etc.
Nichols, Shepard &c Co.,
BATTLE CREEK, MICH
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70 East Third Street, St. Paul, MINI.
Every Justice fthsPsacs Should have Copy.

Minnesota Justice Practice.
By T. n Donaldson Attorney A. Law.
Ngw EDITION. wlrn ~ Aprgynix BEoraur powx
10 InE PHErNf rfAE-e2 rAGKa
Price reduced 20 500 fuli loather-ln pamphlet bind.
lug q W lle only nlnpfe eHi book On Justice Prac.
tire with ~ icgll fOuuH fIr use of Justices Recon-.
menled hy al lawyer Parties ordering by mail innst
send $50 fr leather binding, Or o. u tdr The f,als
binding. Addrca KAMALkf a CCNNtNGHAM
81 paul. Minnesota
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-13

Il won't be long after her" was the
mournful remark of grief-stricker
gentleman who buried his wife six
months ago. And, sure enough, he
was latter her" in less than three
months-but the cher" was full OF
life and joyousness, and wore the
ateststyle polonaise and fve-buttor
kid-gloves. Grief shouldn't be trifet
with.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-13

What does the war in the east
amount to! The centennial sewing
machine war is about to open, and it
promises to be the bloodiest and most
desperate in the history of the world.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-13
Which ShallITake :

george Washington is to have a
monument
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We copy the following from an ex.
change, which is in portant, if true :-Chron-
lie diarrh9a OF long standing, also dysentery,
and all similar complaints common at this
season OF the year, car bo cured by the use
Internally Of Johnson's Anodyne Liniment
We know whereof We affirm.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-13

If was a young lady and had del
icate, pale, sicky beau, should tell him to
take DR.. J, IL. McLean's STRENGTHENING Cor.
dial and Blood Purifier II imparts yigor,
strength, health, and puriies the blood. DR..
J. II. McLean's office, 81. Louis, Mo.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-13
Mem publications.
HARPERS
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST, 1876,
CONTAINS:


CONrAINs:
WELLESLEY COLLEGE. BY Edward Abbott With Eleven
Illustrations
THE BATTLE OF LONG ISLAND. By John W. Chadwick
with Nine Illustrations.
A SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY TO THE JORDAN
STORY By Albert Rhodes. With Three Illustrations
ON A PORTRAIT OF THE AUTHOR OF "RAB AND
HIS FRIENDS" a POEM BY James It. Fields "l'h
Portrait OF John Brovn
MODERN DWELLINGS: THEIR CONSTRUCTIONS
DECORATION. AND FURNITURE. Fouth Papero
h. H. Hudson Holly. with Twenty three Illustrations.
THE LAUREL BUSH; AN oLDFAsIIoNED LOVE
STORY. PART III. BY the Author Of John Halifax
Gen lcman"
ASHES OF ROSES. a STORY BY Lizzie W. Champnoy
GARTH. A NOVEL By Julian Hawthorne.
HYMN TO FREYA. a POEM. Ey William Gibson.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. By William l.. Stone with Twenty
Illustrations.
EEAR.ADMIRAL WILLIAM BRATFoRD sHUBRICK.
BY Susan f. Cooper With Portrait.
a WOMAN Halter. Part III.
THEJUDGEs FILTRATION. STORY BY sara h. Bur
ton.
DANIEL DERoNDA. BY George Eliot Book yI.-Reyc
iatipus.
EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
EDITORS LITERARY RECORD.
EDITORS SCIENTIFIC RECORD.
EDIToKS HISTORICAL RECORD.
EDITORS DRAWER.
In the department Of Fiction and in Illustrated Descriptive
Papers Stories Poems AGrERs MAGAzSE IS approached
in excellence by 10 other per oiicaL
Tho August Number contains the entire Sixth Book of
George Eiots "Damc DcTOnda;" the Third Part OF MIS-
Dinah Mulocl Cra.ks ONTashicned Love Story, The
Laurel Bush :" the second Pant OF anonymous serial story
entitled "A Woman iIaor" another insallmont OF Julian
Hawthornes "Gar;" !" three short stories Of unusual
interest
Mr. Holy's Fourth Paper Modern Dwellings treats of
Furniture Drapees etc. aud Is accompanied by t"en'ee
tasteful Illustrations.
Among the other attractions Of this beautiful Number are
An Interesting illustrated Paper on Wellesley college;
An illustrated Descriptive Article fun Of rcminsc,nce ana
aneodoo on Saratoga springs;
Biographical Sketch Rear.Admiral Shubrick' recount
ing some of thrilling incidents OF naval hiaioy
Poem by James +. Fields Portrait of tie Author o
Rab and his Friends" accompanied by the PoItriti
thrilling and effectively illustrated account oi the Battle
of Long Island and
Five Editorial Departments covering all matters OF current
interest Art Society, History, Science Literature ana
AnecdOte
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Canada.
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New-York tribune., 1876-07-13
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

""m' any. W of Of kmiiys ,e1r s2s 600
Bruniean, q y, TO Eyerard, Of 22d IT, " oi I'd - 80
EUOO
between lUjth 10. thets years ........... 900
Gsky. y MIA. in AMI VIE, t. y Haas OF DIVISION
IT,, d Eruaiw1y months OOp
'ii5itlIt Of Ih ave wears ....-...... 25O0
H4l'ard. \ y and husband, to PouIhkecpse Trans
iS''i'sa lis COMPANY u ' cor '' anu $50
Hosy Patrick aud vI'c 10 Fmgrsnt Industrial Bank,
ssoi ll5th-t " o 2dgye 900
Of Aici ave l5i War,i -. 1000
Mrsugcr. C. A Hrutzc, Of NOT olk-st, > OF
OIL Er. est 90 l. Haas 81 it'st between Avenues 80
T. ana & . ; yes r. OOVO
IA, p Anna NJ and husband. 10 Martin. ss sof ~
Ion Sth gnd gh ayss; 1000
Ii "iS.y y. - 4 r',t- ~ -. -. 2OlO
Si.muu- l. L. 10 Berus ,n of 2tthst year.. 1900
Sclrc6. EdRarf, TO Gerald IiIglbUoD, o. " cor II ..
lbti-ayrs N,1hl
same To saIAe ,or lUa-tvc rGf years. 5000
Seleck, Ldwald, to Gerald fItzgbhou ss Of 5CiAst .
same Ui Jjh NJ. Of lnh ave !cr'.. s,,O
uf ltthdNc u ~ 18th st. years 5,Vlu
Of lOthase. of 1JtiIst; years. 5itJ
same same, of IIye, of .tth st yrar>.. ouuo
sam, fo ,ul W ~ lHthyl uf years. 1900
same 10 suuc Of lOthayo Of jGlst years. BOO
same. o. lOuIf,u n ot 55thst 3yeaS.. 1000
same. II lttlaFc Of sHisti 3 3yt1is.- %
came, " io ave, of Doth =; Syenr- OOVO
TArr Robert " TO e. schultz. 81 NadlsUrlse, y 81
place cath ward years ....... tOl
Sihsyr: y '.'''' -. 1909
Nia9avci al :, " - 5000
[uHcsL j. Y. sAvAGs. Deputy Register
New-York tribune., 1876-07-13
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT STATIONS;
IN NEW IORECentral Railroad Of NewJersey, foot Oh
Liberty st.. North River
~ PHILADELPHIA-North PENNSYLVANIA Railroad cor
e Third aud Berks-sts. - 49,. %.
CoumeBcIu, MONDAY, June 10, 1876 Trains
Leave New York at G45 7i5. 3:lj a. NJ l3O, ., 6O m
Philadelphia at 7.3O. $50 an, lO 80 D. $50 pm
Pullman Room Cats attached 10 the f4o ana
9iJ a.. trains iioIu New Orr.
passengers freight as low as oy other roues
Centennial Grounds H. L. BALDWIN,
d.. 4 Y nj =
New-York tribune., 1876-07-13
I ONG ISLAND RAMROAD.

n -. s4r. r-ra n
AN9 SOUTHERN r. X. on LuNG ISLAND
Trains leave Long island Guy Is follows:
From F., \. :. ana Ceh,Tal Depot, north Of F,rry,
For I,nug O.rilgcsL, college Ioigi, ana srs'o&hs &
6.OJ, u.5i, 7:O. 15j 500 - u l2:Ol D. "a. - -st
For Flushing AalnsL) AID Great neck BrancA-o'5j IA
For Man-t only l-9Oi, ll:oi a m. 1900 80 u" ''''
For FIGsHGe. Csiai DEPOT, Crgcm,lr Cartc1 c.y aai
urmps. ald-7:Sj 80. lOb q. n.. D. -Ol D. 3 bl5 S r
M. and ~: m. Wednesday aud SATURDAY nights f'EO
For Ba6y ,oG-9Ji q. h.. 2u5. i53 p m.
For latcuoglc- o. i5t M. . -.
For Jama.cs-C35. 7.o3, 500 9Oj, 10 1852 B. 'n Nv
S:Q3 49, @ 80 go 90 p NJ D., 7.o, "a 1884
For BAR iuccAaNay oaIy-ss5 e:o5 a m; So5 GS''
Tor Locust vaey-Gs5 $40 10 a. MI s:O3, 'o5' s. ~
Fo ,mpsea,i-7 oS. $50, 1882 a. m.. SOg, ioS Ia
Tor for' iohersou- $50. 10 a. ~. . p m. N'i'"l'"F
tof BShylon-7:O8. $50 ! 1872 a. m; IlS. Q, 1903 pm
For lsip-';03, S'Oa. m; o p n. fa'fhoSre-o''"
foT Ryerhead-a05 a. a s:l3 4 p. M ..as
For orcuport and sag iisIbor Bianeh-s;oo o ~ = =
foi >'''''''0'' 0'' SCNiAY TRAINS.
r From Fl = : and G. co Re' y"n9 %S1ie oi .nd sW,as
8, $50, ! a ~; 1870, Sjl,3 ,3.l5. C;S1, SPIN W
fOr Flsshipg Main II. Iel5. lO33 ~ ~; l2so -o'' =
Tor GsiGsn city and Hampstead iiSS a 10 ~
For Babylon aud Patehogue-9.l5 q. M 800 ~ go,
From LonE Island and southern Depot south 1' ~ ~
For Far i'o.kA"ay aud isoesa"ay beAoA-s 40 - =.
gor Nortipogt Port Jefferson $50 IN. NSHrr
For Locust vailey-s:so a. ~. $40 pun
For Bao ionLs ~ Sty t p M loot Of James slr san53
excepted, frvm 10 ?. every 50 aa'es nss,
the depal tnre OF iroa loeg Island cry sun"'' q
w., ssyry ryo mats saye New YORK foot 81 KA % oafS
every IL minutes previous " Tie dssIHdss
New-York tribune., 1876-07-13
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, July l2, 1876.
The following legal auctions took place to-

u-tdJs
Pm 4. r. MINER e son.
as dIioy % PeS n".s t SSo S1l,'iS = ei,ns @ 925
ra ,@ Nn 6aes aEaR H," f o&s o 1855
Hg EssHGTd NtIlt
piOts w \ OF LAFAYETTE place, sot fInest M"rtsini
Ia saSn iToS Soi.S D9' = SSfio So 800
pgl, e. % lafayette pace oi 'ON 100
n ,sS s0i te''iaI ave, VI '.... cav. 525
New-York tribune., 1876-07-13
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

I EIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
"a 4AREANGEMESr OF PASSENGER TRAINS. April -
lojLeaye dcpOs foot Of CoraHdi and pes6r sasssts ~
for EastOn Bcth.cuem. Allentown. IauCl ChlhL
usL,tUn, Beaver Meadow Maa3Eoy City Shendl daL VI
Carmel ShamokD, WlsesD3rT pii ston SaypS T. MIRA &c,
connecting with Tor h1c Auburn, Rochester baf
lslo, Niagara Fails. and tls West;
| Z. IN. EIstou. Bctichtu, Allentown Mauch 'kHhf
suonanaO4i, lAesDdifc futstO9
&c. maAng connections Tor Reading Io;sEae, ~
a n M for Faston, Bethlehem, Allentown, and Maud
Chunk. stopping Al al salons ,. .,, =,
$50 D. M. Night Expres, daily for Lason Bethlehem 4.
l,1fovU Nsuth hunk, NlikeshaTIe PlStOu, E,nh
It,acl Auurl Rochester. BUnsio, Niagara Eals and t8s
Nest punulAls slcc, .ug caas.cS S,taraed -
ROH'l. H. SAAltE, Supt. AMI Enst
Eastern Ofce, corlcr n Church an4 Nor aId
New-York tribune., 1876-07-13

AUurtss IHF IItII'VtNI. u t'V' -
"MY SHIP COMES IN"
WORDS BY JOAQUIN MILLER.
MUSIC BY II. tLLARD
Just Published By
f. SCHUBERrlI d. Co.,
Aud for sale by all music dealers
"As bright newly coined dollar rsht nom the mint
Mus EA.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-13
Gouses ano fnrms Uunle0.

WANTED to IIlRF-FOr the Summer months,
w aCGTrAGE furnished uu'uruishsd station in
NcwJersry, not 20 miles FROM city Hepb with AL par
tcl.ais 10 q g., Box i.0j, y. l.P o.
WANTED to HIRE or LEASE-A MILL,
w at eas IOnx3O convenient TO wilr ad. ana goOl
repar % not luss ln 40 90 60 horse power
ADDRESS n. 4 G., boN 3J2, Fall River. Mass.
INANTED-On Hudson River, not far from
w city, DWELLING with GROUNDS ia exchange Tor
EULAND & WHITING, 8 Beekman-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-13
Brooklnn propcrip 90 fet.

V'O LET-3-story brick SCII00L-HOU No.
Il 1873 Remsen-st, 5st0ry brick DWELLING, l75 VII
bushbysL GORDON l.. FORD, V7 ClaIA ~, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-13

RAILROAD.

| CHAR rTRUNk X LINE tNP United STATES MAIL
EoI r. la,ns ieaHe & via peSOroSSe' ana 0orI
EXpress for Har,crs Pittsburgh the West ard south,
with rumag Palace Cars attached $3.50 m, and $50 p
SUNDAY ana 80 p nj M Iio corry and Err. =, 40 and
$50 M. CONNECTING at Cory Tor Iusvie Petroleum Cen
Tor Baltimore, WashngOn and the south, limited wash
mgion LSrnts o PSaaM f a IaiS Many ny Ecor t
a. M and = M sGn%sS 7Ed 3 $40 o8o a. 1870 "a
40 . G = ., p an ~ night SUNDAY, o. q, T. $50,
and m. tmisrant ano secc'd % Gla,s' Lao :. m ords
m Re,uung leave Centennial Depot at l. 4t5 $780, g.
For SsSark at b; C3o 7aos Ilam;l22miil5 26 iJ5
ESQ !, $50 Slo. %, 1850 p m, and II night Sunday
Lor lila6st @&9, 74o O. TO- Il c73 n3 12 ,i3 m
J:-O $50, I, ana slVp IN. - , -
S 5Sr a Sa6 .s6 6 1872 80 70 40 10 5 56 T. 5i6 6 & 90 g. d55
z $40 l. D. NJ Il - night SUNDAY, 5:2o csc, and D.
20. WOODBRIDGE ler. hnOoy and south Amboy, ami 10
a. NJ $50 80 ana q-O m AMI n r, - am An ,oo
E S aaa = night : sa s " p @ m = 'i0 ''O' ~
ES1 S1 RI,. assan ''','2T' sS% d54y Q y @ M
For PRINCETON, Z, $40 a. M, $50 , 4l0, AID p m
~ riil Sar ana Si5deTt 30 a. ia l. and l:lo p.
fSSr Mc,r i'"lI aud SI somerset @ G,saGl ana ap
tor1rny,u B,rdeutow H. burlington, and oa"ien 'So ana
o;aU q. "a. 1880, >, 4, D. ana p, IN. ~ ,-
tor rresnoia, 40 9. NJ, p y & t:,o D. ana 7, m M N
Tor i.nstoNu Ponbtrton, ANA Ianlcn via Perth Amboy
70 for Il @ -5 @ nd r5ma1r5a a via Perth Amboy
aud Z. . r.. m. Monmouth. Junction 90 ., ,o.o -,
[ sHS co T. m cm S aSSt"a SS a. M anil 'sa R o GS $50 80 % n.y.
a. s.it anI iO.N p. m; SUNDAY. ESQ =. "a. From PAla
d,Iu 5.lJ $50 Csc, 1910 ll2O 1850 a. 2lu, l.
G:lu blO 600 $40. aud 1920 p IL. Sunday, j:OJ 3D.
q 30, Ii.,G %. tn. Gju, and 1920 4. m
Ticket Oflces 40 ana "a Brrtway No. AStor House.
and foot or uesbrGs-es aud COrtanot1tsi No tortNt
Tnklyn and nos. IA. ~, aId us Hudsoust luOokeu
Jersey CITY Ticket ONCE No Battery place
ID VI. BOY ID, Jr., Gen Passru ger AGENT
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
SUNDAY TRIPS to LONG BRANCH, COM
- mtugug June s-lhc Ncw-JcIsey southern hailIotl
steamer Cr sal Maye viii leave Pier = North lNfr ool 81
KUctorst at . 80 a. ketuluug tht uln leaves Long
Branch at , p NJ W. y SNf.Di.N, Zen, MAJ,
GARAT0GA.-The most popular and direct
DREW ini I. JOHN, leaving DAILY from Plersl y T., dt
D. reduction fare by excursion uektts TO Al
bauy ~araiosa, and NonirtaL
GTONINGr0N LINE
- FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
Elegput steamers RHODE ISLAND and NABhACANSET1
leave Pier 80. North River, foot OF Jayst, al N
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARS
Tcsets FOR sale at all principal ticket Offices slaterooms
secured Offices Of westcot Express Company ANA At sos
PROVIDENCE LINE
Steamships ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pier ~ North
River foot OF fRrkplee at 43O trcghts via either
lAe taken al lowest rates.
THE MARY POWELL, for West Point,
Il Newhufg Poughk,epsie, Rondout aud Kingston, land.
ing az COzzenss. Cornwall Milton and New-anbnrg, aud
Marlboro b. ferry. will leave Pier 80 N. L. esy-stl
DAILI. Sundays excepted. ~ $3.50 ..
Connects at Poughkeepsie With evening trans for tho