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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-11-03
INTERESTING PERSONAL INTEL.
LIGEYCE,

The subject of this sketch now resides in
Irving, n. Y. She formerly lived at FREE
donia, and in the West. Her case is worth
the attention of physicians, as well as the
people, as it is probably the worst one ever
cured by medicine. Here is her own simple
and truthful statement:
FREDoNIA, n. Y, June :, 1873
certify that had been sick about eight years
with an affection my physicians called scrofula.
The ravages of the disease had been terrible, Ny
whole throat was raw, matterating sore. My pal
ate had been eaten out, my nose, face and fore
head had dscharging sores, and my left eyelid was
pattly eaten off; my body and limbs had deep-eat-
ing ulcers extending nearly to the bone. that had
existed for years. | was reduced in flesh to
mere skeleton and my strength was well-nigh ex-
hausted.
l was in this dreadful condition. mere wreck
of my former self-in November, 1869. had been
treated by number of doctors of great reputa-
ton. both in this country and in the West without
apparent benefit had become discouraged and
my case seemed hopeless as it was dreadful At
this time DR.. Fenner, of Fredonia commenced
treating me. and began taking his Blood and
Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic Almost mme.
diatey began to improve. NY ulcers ceased to
strengthened daily, and / soon began to gain in
flesh. Within three months became as it were
new being. | continued to take his Remedy for
about year, although to all appearances was
nearly well in six months after beginning it. But
knew that medicine that had such healing pow
ers and had given me so much strength and flesh
Couiu uuTI me, anu CONTINUED 50 lOHg 10 De
sure that there was none Of the disease left in my
blood or system. Now three years have elapsed
since have taken any of the Remedy, but re-
main entirely well Of the disease no trace. except
some scars. remaining to tell how terrible its
ravages had been. l feel as well and strong as l
ever did before it. MRS. ANNA ADAMS.
If any suffering from impure blood will
not believe after such evidence as this it
would probably be impossible to convince
them of anything. For sale by dealers in
cd MI al o;r AL Ial & ~
Remedies" describing all Of DR.. Fenner's
popular remedies.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-11-03

EX.PREsIDENT MARTIN VAN buren, was
made comfortable by the use Of Jonas Whit
combs Asthma Remedy,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-11-03

IF you don't want to be robbed of your
good name do not have it painted on
your umbrella.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-11-03

-Columbia's freshman class this yeal
is the largest ever entered on her rolls.
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BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.

"Happy Days for Boys and Girls" Otto.
pp 500 Porter Il Coatcs IS collection OF stories aud
sketches III prose and verse; by different hands with 63l
illustrations, TO make them stll acceptable TO tho
young people All tastes grave or gay, pathetic or COM
ica, have been consulted in the selection OF material
and such as Miss Alcot Alice and PhGbe Cary,
c. 4. Stephens and " NJ Thayer guarantees for Tie
quality Of much oft.
Twice Lost; story OF shipwrcck and Adventure
in the Wilds OF Australia (syo, Pr. 473. T. Nelson N
Son> is the work of Mr W. II. c. kingston, VINO seems
bc gradually taking the place which once belonged OK
cusivcly 10 Captain Mayne Reid lie POSSESSES Ill act'
great deal Of The skill in piling adventure upon
adventure, invonting terrOrs aud uneard OF es-
capcs, and bringing everything ont smoothly IN the end
This volume plentfully illustrated with spirited ana
vigorous drawings and If boys viii he content to read
without the desire to initiate the youthful heroes Of such
stories. they may pick up some knowledge as they 20
along.
80 Great shipwrecls: A Record Of Perls and Dsas
ters at Sea- 1914 10 1917" is also published r. Nelson
& Co. II is syo volume Of G37 pages containing mar
rativcs OF sixty famous shpwrecks, which would Dc
suIfcit Of suffering but or the charm which al danger
and endurance possess for the youthful imdgna'oh l"'
work designed solely for the young, but we imagine
it will be principally read 10y them Ii is very well mus
tracd yet here and there map might have been added
with advantage brief nautical glossary Is furnished
however with catalogue Of wrecks, including many
which are not described
Adrit in the Ice Fields" by Captain Charles W.
Hal Q2mo. pp. $500. is published by Lee shepard
lis faucfu binding of ovcgrcen aud silver VIII eaten
boyseve at once and the pictures OF iceoes and bcrgs
ducks and seals viii complete the fascination II IS
story Of Winter hunting along the Labrador coast, ard
has the usual complement OF adventures and privaious
together with a connecting thread Of romance. Tho
STYLE however rather more dscursve than necessary
Tile Young Llancro: a Story Of War and Wild lac
in Venezuela" IS another Of Mr. Kingstcns ventures
unon Name Reds domsin. II is also another Of T. Mel
son Sons MANY illustrated volumes Of adventure and
its 464 pages brs;le with palmeayes, iunses Of cane
anacondas and acuars The incidents, however are not
startngly unusual and ind the accounts of the ma
tive tribes fauna and fora very correctly given II not
exciting Mr. Kinestons Australian volume, II con-
jams perhaps even more information.
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Efqal Notltcs.

2 4
At CHAMBERS of the SUPREME GO CO. , h1
n OF the STATE or NEWlokk u. M " Il, =" An. nst
House In tie Ciy Of New Nors on ne t, NM CT Ius.
1877 Prcsent-Thc Hon CHARl - H. va SI,f iR
nee In the matter OF THE NEW NokN hA,t ps.
ING LEATHER COMPANl.. on reading an9 -. e a; per.
t,ti,n ~ lanes y Garfield l.. q. Harrington ran
II. knelles Trustees on ' Nv &
uf-citing Leather Company, and non motion l VA n.
IawfOfi solicitors Tor the said company ana lHo '
TONERS, ,-..-...,a IN said
m rs ORDERED. tha' all persons interested -, cause,
The CIV York Mauuiact Ting Leather COMPANY . her, ~
II auy tncv have before G. r. haelean esq., ls, I'M no
appointed for that purpose 40 bis oicr 80 ~ ,t a 10
civ o New.N Ork the 10Th day Of NoNtuu, M New
Of ock the forenoon Of thar day. WHY ts o SOLVED
York Manufacturing Leather company sh'aln h. ap
and n Receiver o. Receivers uf It's property ahN ' and
uontCd and It's distributed aroE w, ,h casas
oth,r personS entitled thereto. provided Dy isN u
And Il h. IA thcr ordered ta 10 the mean rrs hav
Tho ina denomination of these proceedings an BE- and
ING ia ms or acanGf ihe SAID c'f TRAINED
The, are and each them hereby ciJoeu H AZ law
nom bringing proceeding with any gcton ", insnds
agn pet ne said corporation rpou sach CLAIMS =" "
for tb. collection recovery thereof $50, t,r ne rub
Ana il s further ordered thai copy Oh WIS :" !, IAt
Isird One IN each week thres success We W ~ -
albany Jnuruai and IN " The NoM.NcfA tl"""''
Nhh''Se' r.rY @DA "IttNt,Y A. GUMBIEToN Clerk
,vu,,>rv q IAwros solicitors Tor Petitioners, ,c,,y
o26 law3wfl lfo hio'uN". ---------
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Gornlrn Real G'siats for Sale.

I TTRACTIVE FARM, $1,000. fOrty-one
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yAMES RIVER, VIRGINIA.-A very yalua-
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steamboat landing the premises. FGll Iaftlciais'
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MOUNT VERNON.-l0r sale low, and on easy
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Evening Post Building, Room j.
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Brooklpn Zeal Gsiats Cor Sale.

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For manufactures renner.es chemical yorks. &c.;
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dwrug~ on NcWioWn Greek adjoining New York and Brook
I'm toms all mortgage u satisfactorily improved
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,THE NATIONAL BURGLAR AND THEFT

4 INSURANCE COMPANY
OF e CITY OF has deposited mortgage securities TO
the amount OF 100000 with The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company for protection OF policy holders appears by
the following certificate:
THE FARNVBs Loan And TRusT COMPANY No 20 ENcha &c
place NIw. York October 81 lS77.TO whom II NAV con-
Germ Is. known the National Burglar ana Theft IN.
81 OF NcwN corporation
eanzed pecal charter granted bv pct of ~" icgs
ture St,t, passed MAY \ 1868 Chapter 200 and
at the Cy NewloTK, have asguc transferred, and de
posted saA Farmers Loan ANA Trust Company,
ionis and real estate situated SAID state aud
ese amounting par value 20 the sum Of not less than
100000.
The d deposit by said company for the protection
of loca loceg therein aud hereby ccrty that said
heI by sad trust company on deposit and
the benefit oi al the pocYho'S OF SAID com
pauy certain terms conditions, and limitations which
will appear the deed q trust which be
anur party at tie Ofnce OF Tins company
said deposit the thirty mat day Of October
A. ID. 1871.
In witness whereof have hereunto set hand
caused the official Of sld Farmers Loan AMI Trust Com.
pay to the city Of NeNNOk the day and year
nrst above Wrtt'n
(~isncdD
THE FARNERs' LOAN AND Trust co.
by X. 6. kolsTON, President.
(sgned,) Attest:
GEORGE i. FITCH, Secretary.
IL was original intention OF the company make
post Insurance Department but It having been
thought the business the State NewYOrk
until II is thoroughly organized therein the above named de
posi-, has been made for the purpose stated.
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Dantlna Academies.

A DODWORTHS CLASSES FOR DANCING
a. No. 6Si Fifth-aye,
Now open for the reception Of pupils.
Casses lados children and gentlemen and private les
sons For particulars send for circular.
School and family classes and out OF town, supplied with
competent teachers
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEy


BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHI LADFLIbi y.
Leave NeU-NOrk for Trenton and philadelphia n, o.oO
8. $3.50, 1880 m $780, $780, $50, II and at D. H.
for Trenton.
Leave philadelphia from station North Pennsyvana Ran
road. Ilul aud berKsss, At 1850, $780, 1850 a. ~, Io0
iI5, $50, IL r. m.
Leave Trenton New York 1920 6.Sj sOs 1915 m,
1913 . 10, 40, b-0J =.
pullman Drawing Boom Cars are attached to tle @39 a. m
l3O $50 r. trains York to the 80 $3.50 a. N
1870 train. from Philadelphia AID Shopping cars to me
I2 O'Clock midnight trains from bot Ne" for~ and Pi@e
pl.ia. a..
SUNDAY TRAINs-Lcaye Scv-York and Philadelphia
$50 r. NJ, J30, IL Leave Trenton at 1870 H. H.
$40 % - 49,,
Tickets for sale OF Libcr ys, Nos 500 and 9i
broadway - the principal iGts all Gnces 81 the Eric Rail
way in New asd BROOKLYN ana a. No. Codr,-stp
lrok Vr BaggaCe checked residence Destination
II. p. BALDWIN Gen. Pass Agent
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rgViE ATTENTION OF
ARTISTS AND CONNOISSLJES
invited 20
OeGOOD'S HELIOTYPE ENGRAVINGS
OF Classical ami Modern subicc;s.
ANsON u. T. RANDOLPH a CO.
800 BROADWAY. cHT. oI ,uii-et.
New-lOri Agcats
Catalogue furnished on application.
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EREEHOLD apd NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave OF Liberty St, for Freehold, at
7,f5. ! l,45 =. m. 4, BIB ?. 10.
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Two PHILADELPHIA,
pEN.SEGNAtIA RAILROAD.
THE ON ESTA BII-iiED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
" between
NrW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

Thirteen Through Trans each way daily three Depots in
III ila.einhia. two in NeW-Nork.
Equipment, ana tie Fastest
ti,ue cons tent with absolute safety.
On ard alter June -, 1877.
Fxuress Trains Layc NewNork via Desbrosses ana Cort
Iopdt streets Ferries. follows:
7.O 500 20 80 lmteN, 1880 m, J. \, ., D. 7, ana sou
T. m SUNDAY. . q. m, ,, e, :, AID $50 ,, IN. .-
To1s OF Brooklyn Annex connect WIN a through trans
o Jrs,v civ aCoring speedy and direct transfer for
lSrOOklyl tTal e. ,o- % D., o % On
ani Qimit'd Express $50 p M = D"'1, . ana
80 D. NJ aad II midnight on SUNDAY, 800, ;, oJ', a. III &,
1.}5 H. M, add - Midnight. " -.
Tc rt 0fccs 5yij and 9ti Broadway Ne. Asor Hous,
and foot oF Dcsbrosses C,Tanttsts 40 Court ST,
r,o.lvn 10. ia. iG and IFS Hu'sonst. ltObokeni
Dcnot JeSey CITY Emigant Ticket ONCE No j. Battery
plac1. n r.p,,rp
FRANK THOMSON J. T. FAkhEK,
General Manager Gem Passenger ASeht,
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miscellaneous.

DATENTS. CAVEATS. TRADE MARKS,
L Designs Copyrights promptly secured, on moderate
terms, be- MUM & CO. Sclentnc American faten
Agency 81 Park row, corner BccLmdn 1t, New YORK.
Thirty experience.
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win NcwIcrsey Southern RI lr0al Commencing oct .,
1871. Tho steamer JESSE HOIT viii leave New ! ork,
Per8 Notth RIVER loot Of Rccorstl conneciag at sandy
Hook trains for Lang Branch pmatenAil AMI Toms
River. II a and Nme'ald. Brtde lon, Egg Har
bOr &c II Iu; WantJwn Iaraesat and Iuckrion p a.
". :. rNEDEN, Gtul Manager
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F1TCV Valley RAILROAD.

4 EnIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
e. ARRANGEMENT OF PASS ENGLR TRAINS Jan. !,
ls77Tye epots Coitiaudt and DcsbIOssesss. ~
$50 p n ight Express daily, for iaston behlehem Al
ieutoy, Hauch hunk. Wlke7Uare, ton SAYTe Iimltd
Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Nt0lla Fans, -nd inc
West. Pull sleeping coaches alieled . o.,
ROB'I H. SANhE, supt and Lng'f.
OGnefal (uTch aud tOrtlanotst5
d.. Nti~ d
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rEHE PEW COMMITTEE of the Ncsty of
the F.rst Reformed Episcopal Church viii ne IN attend
ancc church Madison ave- aud DON ST. on WEDNIS
DAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY aud SAIl RDAl EVEN
INCS II ms week from o'clock for the renting 81 such
pews aud sttng already disposed OF for the
l.
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DENNSYLyANIA RAILROAD. GREAT

1 TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL
ROUTE and June 20 1871, trains leave Neil erk
VIA Desbr0ss,s and COrtiaHr street Fern to1ws
ENIrc.a Tor HARRISBURG Pittsburgh, the West and south
with Pullman Palace attached q. NJ ana $50 p NJ
day. . - ~. -. % IN
FOR Wilamsport Cck Haven, CORY, and Erie az $50
H. n connecting at CORY for Iusyie Petroleum Centre,
and tie on Regions fOr Wlllamspon and Lock Haven,
Fcr Baltimore Washington. ard the Souih Limited
Wa.bu.tou Eyprcss Pullman ParOr cara. daily except
suniay. 2 30 n M arrive WASHINGTON 10 p Regular
al 80 M J. g. and $50 J.. sunday. q and $50 m.
prIrcs- Tor Pniadelphi4. 80 500 $3.50 Limited 1890
o. ~ j. t. D. d. , ana $50 r. N -unfly,9 a. me- ., q. Z anu
$40 d. m. In grant and second class, r. M
Fof rams NcSari, tizabeh Railway princeton Iten
ION Perth NmhoY bennington. Belvdele, ana other points
So. local schedule ~ q Ticket ohcea go,
Trans From Pittsburgh. G:ou ana iy'O a. NJ i
ln.p d. daily .ul0a $50 20 a. oalt, except Mpn
day iicm Washington snJ Ba.umoft, ~ q NJ 70
f.io ,,.iD and 1910 p m SUNDAY, b3O r. m. From
III iaoelrh a. .05. $50, $40 lOlo. lo.0 llgO O. M
40 30 go $50 1910 and lO2p p H. SUNDAY DO
go 900 Il.jO a. m. $50, and 0:Ij y. M.
cEct Offices sj2G and gi IrOa lwaY Nol Asoi iioise
and Ion n les -osses and Cortlantt sis: No oftsi
Rio,tl.n: SOS IA 10 ard X Hudson a., R0DoStn DO
raj crsev City Englan Ticket Office. No Batiel! place
THOMSON. /. J.. iiNiN'li.i,
General Manager h'neial 'S>en<ei -'r'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-02
NENTRAL RAUROAn OF NEW-LERSEY
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION

~ Trains ea,e for AmbOy Red Bank. Long Branch
Sc. 7:35, mas - m. 4. 3l3 r. M
stages connect station - ana rom HI FOifI'
and al "a uan 30 aud from POINT PLEASANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-02
TIE OLD RELIABLE sToNINGToN LINE

1'IIE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
FOR BOSTON AND ALI. POINTS EAST;
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers STONINGTON aud RHODE ISLAND
leave Pier -, North River At 430 y. m
dail EXCEPT Surdaysl
Tickets FOR sale at all the principal ticket olces ana ss'e
rooms secured al all Wescotts Express Co.. and at
1868 broadway. ..--- 5000,
PROVIDENCE LINE
freight onvD steamers day except sundays az
p m PIER 49, North River foot Of Warrenst frelgh's
VIA eitr'r line at lowest rates. -.
u. s. BABCOCk, Pres l.. W FILKlNs. Gen Pass Agl