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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-27

kk0o Invested 81 - ia 10 zGys sTxsDoLEs
hsve made q. $50 500 have paid 81 100 In
20 days. We xn4ranies al ~ exy Sssa5sies !;
Noaev Yefsuded II no profit u Ea1e- Ref
erences xfven. Correspondence solicited
80 WI. HrBbELL q CO.
nErrxxs a. y. MUrxs s7ccx EIcEAysKs
pa ~ Fsz. e Broad Street NY.
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WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT
VEGETINE
FOR TEN TIMES ITS COST.

The great beres, have received from tie nee OF
yEGETISF indnce. me 70 give IT testimony In its
fasCr. believe It Ia p rot onF u great ysine Tor
restoring TIE health, bat . preventive Of er-Asoe
peculiar 10 the surfng and sEmmsr seasons.
voaIe not be without II for ten times its cDst.
EDWARD TILDES.
Attorney and Gsue-sl Agent for Massachusetts OF
the Graft Sssens Life Assurance Company, No. -
Sears Building, Boston, Mas.
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I5ttse iSsIsys sfyysls Els bs<s~sss.yd.
Tfe little tS IL tss sxs4xJlsss % tsss
s,e. ss1s IN aIzays fs. ~ lssys-s eorat
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-27

What city does kiss resemble ?
NIce Why Is kiss like = sewing
machine? Because il seams 50 good.
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NO CURE. NO PA Y!

| KIRBYts COUGH BALSAM, a
very palatabie compound for the va
rious affections ofthe throat and lungs.
Used with great success in casees Of
Asthma and Bronchitis. II is pre-
scribed by the physicians and endors-
ed by the people. Warranted to give
entire satisfaction or money refunded.
KIRBY'S MAGIC RELIEF, for
the instant cure of severe and acute
pains.
KIRBYfS TAsTELFSS WORM
LOZENGES. Sure, safe and effeetual.
KIRBY'S Condition Powders. for
quantity, qualify and purity, are supe-
nor to any powder for stock nanufae;
tured.
KIRBY's Camphor Ice, for ehzpped
hand or sunburn-
For sale by J. w. TUTHILL, Drug
gist, Triton. Iowa
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ILN IL.
xmm ewxnnsxn . x&aNT& x@@sNMN MAAs.
- -. 60 -. =. :; :. 80 =. 8 =. =:
49, -. - -. - :. :. .:s.s - - -:
- - - = = -. - :.
-. - 49, !. -. ~ - w~Tss* f.s'
- ~ callfssnia Line
Aw~sn~wem< - A~@x ~~ws s~ss~~s -
-.Sr.... |. xsss..z- 49, - - 80. i.
XS~1sN x~xze~.sas e&ssas- smzs&s ass.s
- ar~xHxzsss -
uicaeo s. Paul Z nlnneapois lsae
= - ~zsrz Mn< s~~~s~m xaaas@s <ss3 = -
. - -. = - nssss.,-ss.s a~@rrs
80 & ssaxas = - ssrs<s @@~As&
II crume. uincaa 4 s. Peter Line
NJ sae -. s~ss< s~xvs~s z.sssss - = - =
Wzzsxx Nnn~s~~sN $500. :. - =,
e !. 80 =. g. I'd :. :. ''as' :
Green Day and Marquette lin<
4. - - 80 s.e~-~x ssssrzaH xa< gasrswzaE1
wsrxErs~x Fss sw L-@x es.zs. a .ssss-- :
xsnEx n&S E~sAxsH. ss~sEsE- - -
Frseccgf and DEo0qve Line
n - - rr.xn~ A-ew-~u czzmssss sn< 80
- Tssx~~1r. 1Sa = s~ssss - fr---
r4x< -
Chicasc and Milwaukee Line
x.ws- ~ 80 -anu-. sasaze sn3 y sA~ rssz So
xS-ssx ssss..n 80 80 - -. -
Kx,a~zs xz< kzzs4ExEE
Pullman Palace Drawing Roen
Txs > $50 0sSEE -zSx rxssAzx - - =
rw-xa rHe.es asA = - - -. =
C1a.gs Az N2ws.x-s- easnA<s sasf .nsaaa~ sS
CVaA~usrm An -
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r,-sATISF pIyrsIos
Palace sleeping cars, owned and operated by thl
line accompany all night trains.
CONNECTION ARE As FOLLOWS:

Palace sleeping cars, owned ana operated bg IDS
line accompany all night trains.
CONNECTION ARE A. FOLLOWS:
Al Burlington with Toledo, Peoria Il Warsaw
Ky for Peoria. Indianapolis. Lafayette and ctncin-
maxi with Chicago. Burlington Quincy for
Chicago. Keokuk. Quincy and 81 Louis ss-l TO OF.
with Burlington Southwestern Ey for Farming
ton. bloomfield and all points Ia Missouri and an
AT Columbus junction. with Chicago a south
western R'y for Washington and Le&verxorth.
At Nichols with Masca;ins Division u r 4 =.
At West Liberty, with cgllcAgo, Rock Island and
Pacific railroad for Iowa CITY, De~ ApineS and
Davenport
Al Cedar Rapids with Milwaukee Division of b
C. and y. for Independence, West Union, Potts
willie ard Mrf5regs-; with Chicago and Northwest
ern Railway. for Omaha Council Bluff. and Ghics
go, and with Dubuque and Southwestern Railway
Al vinton with Pacific Division BORA y, 70,
Traer.
trial Railroad for Dubuque, Port Dodge aud rioa,
city
Al Shell Rock with stage for wAysrly.
At Nora junction, With Silga1kee and =. Pau
Railway for Mason City and Charles cry.
At Plymouth. with Milwaukee and - Ps8I X :
tor all points IN Minnesota
A. ~ Paul. for all points on Northern Pacific Il y
the great Lake Superior region, and all pSolnt
North and Northwest,
C.J. IVES. Gea'l Pass 4nd Tsrsst ssaE,
Cedar kAbs1s Iowa
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vegetine is Sold by All Druggists

ASK the recoy eFs.t
dySpediic, billioyas sa
ferers, victims Of fever
and axne, the marcur1Ai
diseased patti ent how
they recovered health
cheerful spirits and good
spe.ite; they will tell
yoa by taking SIN s0ss
LIyEa REGULATOR.
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Summer Arrangement.
Burlington.
Cedar Rapids
L Northern
Railway

q P4ssESGEg TRAINS
EACH VA y Dali
EExCEPT SUNDAY
90 asa s1-r yINE 3rA, 1877, Passenger Trains
aG s.ss 4lse vii rua fCaAexE
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lfIf8ls EIltn~FAI s4D-IAEt~4 UNI =
PGRElY VEGETABLE

containing those southern Roots and HsSUs ~hAeA
an sll-~iSe Providence has PLACED In countries
where Liver Diseases Eaost prevail II VIII cure a.
Diseases caused 5y Dsrangement ofEhs Liver anu
Bowels.
Th@ SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaint are aiitef
bad taste Ia the mogih- palm ia the BACK. -Eos-
or Joints, 8fteH mistaken tor Rheumatism; sour
/ stomach: Lo-z Of APpetft-s Bowels Alternately
coHtIye sut Lax; heafkehes Ips$ o! nsSu4ofT, pain
FIJI sensation 81 having tailed 70 do .gEnekting tst
ought 70 have been done Debility, Lew spirits,
thick yellow appearance Of tGe skin ana Eyes.
4 . Cry Cough often mistaken Cor 16asuu2YsAG0e
| Sometimes many Of these symptoms attend the
/ disease al Others Fery fear bet the LEEERs lis
largest Ia tie body, i generally tie seat y
the siseAe aud II cot regulated IN time. zre41 -f
f-rfag sresche1ne.s aud ID EATH will eEssAe.
/ can recommend al efncas8oas remedy 10
/ disease Of tie Liver, HezytOaEn kad DysFeFNlA
s-sFst z4oRs' Liver Regulator LEW - y "IsDkR
s-s AAsl4E -1f@ss Assistant Post AAz-srs PEEl2o-E
( phAA-
| We E&ys t%-ssE IN Y1ryses ps-rsSnA8g asc EEs =
I tia. tgr fyFsasg.ezsz EtJt12kns@4 zg1 Tnrpssnscs
He41Agf8S is = t@~ t@~s Eg4s1BEa8S TIE sSFs - =
/ sA~. w. t.g~ fFe~c ssrrT 1sSsf rsFDssse- s-S2ss
sGlrE4szs E&s-g FssszA>ss tSzS zst1s u skss s&T'
81 t-ore rtsz t@axsss5rzsy -~SssE tS8s ta~ s=gA&s
Zas only fss<s - Azt esssss l.FJ1s E-9sgrssE 90
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-09-27

DATRsT~. VIM II Bsheock solicitor late y r
II AEniEsr Patent Once sig ith y Washington ID.
G.. Circular.
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20 ..s.,ss. ?..sr. =. ssr. xs3..:. !. - T::1.
For DYSPEPSIA COS-TIPAT ON, JA1Dtbce,
Bilious attacks. SICK HEADA "A Colies D@pr-S
sion Of spirits. SOC X STOMACH Hear bnfns &C
This unriyalef southern Remedy = warranted
not 70 contain a single particle sfAEECEEf, or ADy
asAla .r4AAu 1Ssak - mi IA
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ALWAYS On HAAp
Aand for sale n tns

~
lowest possible rates
every variety ofgreen
house and beddiDg
plants Dnd In the
ecuntFy. Also . gen.
Srni ass TfmkDt OF
RI 0wEo And EeErA-
AE SEEo1, III fresh
sad nev. Also buck
eve trees. Ga0kaxs
sariy snd late. hnar
"a &C err. Pepper,
enu2&1ower Sz4 sweet
1910 plants. I'll
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sex H-@5s2ess. ~ s-z-sE rs-stS
TAI. smmsss L4.s E,gtsw fsseE.
i sEns4 - ssa. zzsss1se<1 <ssEs1-s n+1 - INK
~ TO- z&xgg EsrS@s9esssE "a k&4 GS@sT tgs&
rzgss1- Viz EAqass% ssEaF<ar. With 84ss&
~ uasx z@sEasss&$ A s-rGtsTs Ezs e%--a&E sAsr%~
i've sgr al rgys.s1 % s1ssy -GtE ssgas sst
e@ss sstsss~d - tLAZ : - Ess r--eAE1ss -
THE EFFEGTUAL SPECIFIC.
IL SsrAeds :.
HAL2 aEOI- FKEEEs. EJis Il. ON PI~AE%T--
DT-PEF-IA. sRsTAL DErEE--fy.. RET
LSS--. E-- yAISDEEE- ssT-EA- rGSG hk4 u
ACHE. DJLfC. 1fJS-TTPATICs AZ EILLtDE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19
LITERARY NOTES.

"On Horseback through Asia Minor; Five
Months with Turks Circsssians Christians, and Devil
WOrshippeIs" is The fuil Tide OF captain baih"ny COM
ing book
In the next number of The Netc Quarterly
there VIII be an article by Richard lotteries upon The
Future og Country Society," subject OF growing i'm
poftancc in this country, though in different phase
Mr.. William Tegg is about to add 10 lis curious
book OF burial rites, "Ths Last ct"a similar museum
Of marriage ceremonies under the title OF me khot
Tied" scribner. Wexford Armstrong VIII haVethe DOCK
in tuis country.
Prof. Blaokio has in the press of Macmillan
& Co., poem in ten cantos, on "Ihs Wise Men OF
Creec" The subjects Of the cantos Pyhogaras, y IL
ophancs Tliars, HeIaclluas, EnIpedGoies AnaNagOas
Alistodcmus, the death OF Socrates, AISuppHs, ana
Plato.
Prof. T.. l.. Youmana, among his many other
euterilses has for some time been busy editing "Thc
american Household Cyclopeda, in which nc has been
assisted by eminent seciansis. me ehlese - 80 '1p
advanced ;hat tic subscription for 1t VIII propaoi! be
started III TIE Fail
The story of "Four Girls at ChautauQua,"
which popular last year. to be continued in The
Four Chautauqua Girls at Home, which is nearly re2dy
y D. Ioibrop Co.. Boston. The story tells how toe cfis
tiira To De bright Christians at homc in the midst OF
everyday obstacles.
Macmillan g. Co. will publish in the Fall
the nunteriaa Lectures for 1871 delivered at the Royal
College OF Surgeons by Prof Erudcncl Carter, On the
Defects Vlsion which Remed.ahe iy Optical Ar
pances." 1ue ircturcs Will contain an explanation OF
mating errors in tJe ref'ac'ion OF the eye
Mr.. Maurice Thompson, who contributed
papers on bow-shootng 10 TIE Juy numbers both OF
Scl6nc,'s and HapcS noutbes, seems 10 have staris
= now, or revived an old mania Many letters have
cone both 20 the Scblcr editors and to himself from ne"
enthusiasts. lie writes -" am literally oyerwlicm ed
with letters; they come IN plies rom lar ana htat rom
hgh and low. / all suddenly dreaded hv i. o. clorKs
seriously, am amazed "a tie mighty interest manifested
Even Cant. Fl. H. J!ih0; whom mentioned IN 1901
note has necn assGicd wh al sorts OF letters OF me
eanc tenor OF those receive" MI ThOnpS9n wH reply
10 nany OF these inqnIc8 in tBc Home agd society dc
parntu Of S363aes for September ana VIII contribute
an cn.ely flesh Illustrated article - the sui1tc 20
future number OF the same magazine. hr thompson
adds that shooting match viii take place between
his bow team %: ClawiOrdviilc Indiana and crack
rife tcam'I
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said that the price Of education in Boston was three times
as much per head, and in Quincy twice as much'
q, was twenty years ago. and be asked IL the education
were proportionatey better He declared that educa-
ton had become science that to express his idea
cmphatcaly and vulguary. the School Committeeman
was PLAYED cut So his personal contact with teach
ers was concerned because teachers were better IN
formed in educational matters than members OF school
committees lie maintained that il necessary TO es-
tablsh q staff Of scientific men TO stand between the
School Committeeman aud the teachers superintendent
Phbriek spoke in praise of the ideas contained In the
remarks which had been made by Mr.. Adams. He dwelt
upon necessity Of securing trained teachers ana the
Importance OF having expers between committees ana
teachers he declared that school Committees had ex-
hausted their capabilities Of carrying forward the WORK.
and the time had come for scieutifc educators to nave
charge OF tae schools. With regard to Boston he main
tanned that though the education now on the average
might not be Just three times good rs II WAS twenty
five years ago it certainly twice good Tic said
that the citizens Of Boston had required or ex
pectcd that their should be carried on for less
than those IN other places Mr. A G. Boyden, Principal
OF the Normal school at Bridgewater complained that
many pupils cano to Normal schools without proper
knowledge OF the common branches Of education, and
tho result WAS had to be spent in academic
study TO the loss OF professional training Mr.. Charles
Francis Adams, rs offered the following resolution:
Res0lssd That suggest TO the State Board OF Eau
cation ard the School Committees OF DINER counties
tho cxpedieEcy Of carefully considering whether Ss
" county supervision BY trained specialists cou
not be devised which in practice might be made product
i've OF most beneficial results
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NEW-YoRK TO MANHATTAN BEACH


Ths Nsnksttan Besch 4 Sew. York. Fay nidee e ].
l.LrNis Now. Quct, Short To- I"uey
ilSHd AshL-.i< He-Ch comprises the nsI portion fy
outssr OF Cohry issf Sad Is under sscGIye ownership
Tx sTtgeut Manhattan icsCh iotsi is hnest H>
the United oqena
7h sgirrst Esni every ASTuoFl ami evening. 2ad
VIII Grsud SaCr, Concerts SUNDAY evening. TEe
Noira6 and Moses Taylor, leave North River
hourly. 80 fs.loNns
;:d.t, y. RS 90. $40 l0.t0 ii:t0 l2So lao. 240.
?.sr. ts<n. $40, $50, T:tr $40
Wr-t l0hst. n. KSS0. 600, 1850, lls50 1880, I5O,
500. $50. tLu, Asa. dh", T:5-. 500
pAor !. n I,bsltcy) ao, 1910 lilo, i2Io ll0 2l0.
sJn. 40. blr, C:lc, 1;iO $40 SilO.
Returning i,avr tao beach every hour from BIZ 30
lc.l2 +. m. Far. round TIP 81 cents
Tine Bsiicry {" Bas Ridge twenty minutes Bay Ridge 20
Mruhaitan Reach twenty-five mGsteo.
Ciirers rad srshgr-s ankle phouln visit is magnificent
Beach enjoying The >e delightful sal The upper Bay.
and the fkls o woli equipped railway RAINING
through beautiful ronlaut,c couutIy.
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Dankrnp, Nclltes.

DISTRIGT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STATES the Southern District ot New I0.k.lt
the matter uf ANDREW sfMpSON. BaIkmpt.-ta Bsnk
Tnpicy-A Bankruptcy has been iened ny said
hp Andrew Simpson. Of tie county
u Ner Yor. the state OF Niw York IA said District cd
indeed Dagrapi upon Che petition - hs Creditors AID tie
aycn ~ auv debts and tie delivery 81 property be-
longing said Bankrupt n 70 hs usc and The transfer
az forbidden by Law. = meeting OF
sa1 Bankrupt u prove Their ,bts and choose
ou or NOR. rstat viii Dc Ecd a; COnrt Of
Bankruptcy o. holden No. 100 Ebton st. ~ the CITY 81
NrS York IN District. the a0 day Of July, y D.
S77 OF M tlc 0i.s OF EdIaI ketchuu. Esq,
one OF the Re csfers IN Bankruptcy Of said Court.
louis T. Pawn, hsrsIal-tes-ene'r.
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Ancilon Sales Of zeal 9sisle.

A VCTION SALE. ut Washingtonville Oranqe
N 60 X ". ssrrts'. I-r rs r. NJ. Free rrs,denrs in
Tioss carriage house orcarhs -scatel
nom atv Fri, f.Iiusy Phota.frhrh At 4. w.
hiCoLLs otee. Io-tn :. No Z %sttrr'. \. y.
BANKRUPT SALE Of valuable COTTON
it PhcToRY.-wc wiz sell on .fb August. 1sT7 n Tus.
Lalooea Ala, The KiNhEpkLE COTTON hll.Is. eirht
mike tns city A and q. Il. H. hsJ all mschihery
ard sypuiTenauecs trfe~fn siso
Noe machinery also ahcut 2ctp valuable
timber and-. LroA cotton. ncoiB make about 200
yaIs and co.ofpi sVDds f,yerabo Send
FOR sirccinr. RICHARD L. McLEsrFH. PRANK s.
MOODY. Assguoes-
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CcrporGilon No,l.t5.

DEPARTMENT oF PUBLIC PARgP,
90 UNIgy+sQrAEE, SEw-I ogK. July . 1871.
PROPOSALS FOR REFLOORlNG THIRD
y AVENUE BRIDGE, OVER HARLEM EfEEIt.-ii"
pDsa- in sealed envelopes viii b. received at tho Office o e
Oaparfe.t of Pubic P9res 80 VniDusq. NcEIOTf CITY,
urtil wednesday 2jU day u Jniy, lSiT the cnr or
Ia fpas nue O'Clock. hon ttey wit be publicly open
Cd foT i,ying wooden the rjsdNA ~ TMnt@v
Bridge HaTem river a. the tY ~ New 1CTS FOR iU
particulars The cds keoTd Tor sale AZ No CITY Hal!
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Afw Publications.

~
4 PRACTICAL TREATISE ON. WATER
n Supply ESGITEERING. REL ZINC TO TILE
HYDE0I1t5Y HYDRODYNAMICS, AND FRACTICAL
CONSTHUCTIOH Of WATER WORKS ia NORTH AMER
ICA NV J. r. FANSING. G.. T. SYO- $50 PAGES, 40
tables $50 illustrations, nBs Goth bnGing 81 90 - VA
EDSI!ASD, Publisher. % NuTiayt. and - Warren-st
- oprs sont .rcc by mall receipt 81 pTice.
NR. /. SAUVEUR'' NEW PUBLICATION :
~ FABLES DE La F0NTAINE @voe Notes ct Com
moltalFcs) 81 80. - 49,
-. 80, {HENEY HOLT, % Bandst
NC" iorA' F. ". CHEislERN. - University Place
6. T
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Q HETTY'S STRANGE HISTORY.
c. r. r.
READY SATURDAY.
A VACATION LIBRARY.
THE TRIBUNE NOVELS.
TEN CENTS EAcn.-sIx FOR FIFTY CENTS.


4 CHARMING FELLOW. Iy Francis Eleanor Trollope
TWO LILIES. BY Jula EayauaeA.
BLACK SPIRITS AND WHITE By Francis Eleanor
TToilOpe.
GOOD LUCK BY T. Werner ransIatel from the German
foI TEE TRiBUAK, by Mary stuart Smti)
OLYMPIA: A ROMANCE by T. i. Kranellon-
LORDS And LADIES.
published BY arrangement win - X j. rlng bOs'oh)
A PAIR OF BLUE EYES. 8y Thomas Hardy
(Pubiished by arrangement vi Il N,~-ra Henry non q
whose destruction Sci1"5 contains aHthOIiltu
editions of all tie writer's works.
Every series il complete aud unabridged all
later being standard for With Pages about the
size CT those Of Hayeys WestlU TIC TRIBUNE NOyHs are
the cheapest publications O the kind Giving for ore dime. the
same reading which, costs from seven 10 ten
tiiccs tAat
TIE TRIBUNE may he procured Of newsdoaler
viii be mailed, POSTPAID, Ie,ipt ~ oricS Aidross,
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REAL ESTATE
NEW YORK, Wedpoaday, July

NEW YORK. wodposday, July rs, 1877.
The following sales were made at the Ex-
change sslesroom to-day:
BIZ SCOT gJprs
story house. with lot, Of Fest eotn- 49,
III 100 Il OF 2d.aye, lot 25N1O0; ~. KOgers.... S232j
lots n 8 Of West S2dst $50 Il " u lth.ays.
IN Jas. H. Odk!cr d 20.
huildng and West 26t ST, lI5 It Of lOthaye,
lot 2513s9 o; Chas Kuspsr 81 las
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-19

"ELORIDA GROVE" near Perth Amboy. and md
Easesweod at auction J. BI,EEckER& son ,e VII
sell ths well Watering Place and Hotel on the PsI
ses nURSDAY July 10, at J. M IL coai9s 81
ner sold Executor who viii leave three I0uTus
an mortgage the receipt, steamboat dock and en-
trance vehicles large Maps and fun particulars
AZ A. ]. BLEECKER & SONS, lS3 Broadway, Nc"
York.
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,V'HE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON
ani al, points Fast, VIA
NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER.
TIIH EAMEOrR PALACE STRASFlt@
HRISTOI. AND PROVIDENCE.
Iarsoat hauGssa.s costly ses7er N The Norn
FULL NIGHTS KEeT 40 NTDHIGKT CHANCES
live norang .r-iSs-Fall River 10 B5stcil
stoa,Gers leave lsrs daily az IN. aJNpAlHJ"y'
70 sept g inclusive 1.r 20 n. H. fe" =; piei7p -
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS EVER ENENIAS.
Tickets aud Ross. scsrsl al Ill prsp-' Eo' ia'
Ticket Otices ~ uls P.a, aud AieascrA
BORDEN & LOWELL. Ase1tA
GEO !. COSNoY Css"r~i FSssSRgor AEsst
rE'HE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE
70 BOSTON,
VIA PKoNTYEACE DIRBc1
a WHOLE NIGHTS RESI-.
ONlN ~ MILES OF RAIL.
1l.ssc. 20 MINUTES.
THE Nrv N.GETElCEST sTgAEE9
EANSACuu SETS
THE rsscc ;i's.nsr :, S n. "en rs .urR
RhObE ISLAND
f"TLr VI tie s0Gss')
na.s SsP ,e1.sT sS,is. az rS.ra.us. a. y nj. sEd
Iossoo At Ne n,r~n mediate !aaalESs ss'~eeh wv
Notk aud Providence.
TIE OLD RELIAkLE
sIONINGTON LINE. FOX BosIcN
AND ALI. foISrs EAsi: ,cs
NOT TRIP AissAn IN J SoNssVVtiNA
sTONINGHN AND shRRAGASSETi' ,,o,
n p m daily t-aadsys sSesaissl iIsS lsi ~ n -. ~
e .s ~ s s"nSar sa a. ali .u..s ct w.soo EIprs'
Co Also tiekr,a a. hotel .icsst seie .. =, INV
f.:,..ssr' and s'ssh Va. Sfs's sss sss
l. ". FmXiss General Passenger Assat
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To PHILADELPHIA,

u IHII4hUII@f IIINI
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ,r
TuE OLD ESTh BIIRIED ROUrk AND SNORT LINE
bstSs-n
kEM.YOIlk And PHILADELPHIA.
Thlrt,ar qrroEzb Tr.Ias way daily three Depouin
Philadelphia. Two IN Ncr.fOr'. -.
Doubls Track Tire Improved Eqsrrseni sh1the la$s
Time consistent with absolute satisfy
SnC .ftsr IuHs -. 1871
Express Trains via DCesrSsses aud Cot|
landi Sirssir Ferries. -iOlievs: -.
81; $40. loSJ IAG.t.il. lv1S ~. j. = D. D. ." A"'
$50 ,. egn,sy 4. IT,. 4, e. 7 zus , % y NJ
Returning sTslss Lave thLsi.lphis $50 q ~. . ~
aud ii tl.ini>i B.rf-ss, - p Va. =, q y 50
rs. T. NJ II RifnicNL on SUNDAY, $50, O. Sou = "-
g. f:30 p. a.. SHa ~ s.idalgat. $500 IT,.
Ticket Oicss a26 sad o. broadway, Ns hoiot no1'
VI Dessrct-ts amt Certls.dt AIS NO 1y.e-
6rOoLiya; Nos ia, ZIG 1Ed LIS kndsoA,i- hoo,.S.'
Dspo: I.rsey city li.rast Tokst ofit-. NJ Ba'tey
place
FRlNg THONHON J. IkGEN
toaora Man4g,r Oenl rSsssns.s Agent
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Au5truCnoD.

CITY.
DUTGERS FEMALE COII.FGE.-Fall Term
e OPENS Scif. 2G THOS. -. ANDERSON President
Country.
1 HOMELIKE Boarding School for Young
"A Bows IS KINDS 4. NJ. Hen.ysead. L. l. s30o 10 $50
LFXANDER Observation-Disclosures beard
~ Ing school lite Plains, y Principal o. H. Wihsfi D.
4 Boarding School for 25 Boys.--O. Winthrop
- stITr A. ~. Port Chester weseheslcr COUNTY y Y.
4 SUBURBAN HONE SCHOOL. New
~ Haven Cf.--HfN Dr.. SHEA ~, Rector, Offers 10 q
boys 90 - year, Old. IL advait-os well known =! years
r, ference circulars. ScuCOl rcop'us Aug T.
A DVERTISERS!
"A SEND your ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE" and
ALL fIR5TCLAS- CITY JOURNALS 10
ONE OFFICE.
BROwN Z pULVERMA$. ,2cS Broadway Ncw.York
Sea cosy II advertisement wu a3sng for estimate
flt.t1. fl4r
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Droohlpn Req! C:si;ic FOR SAILS


ekWELLING-ii0U Nos. AZ WilloV-st.,
Il - AeI., - 81 AMI - EAssasSt 100 sad lc} Pine
appls.t, l1s AID 1917 WLlouyhby u La;1Ysit-avs
GORDON l. sORD 81 CIa-s 81. Broskiyn.
NOR SALE-On Conner Of Carlt0r-aY. and
< EersrLsi desirable LOTS Tor Immediate III.
proyeu.Dt. III DC sold OILY Tor cash lcr.6sEe.
RCLA Nd x WHITING, BeekiIal-st
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Giaiionern.

ERANCIS g. LOUTREL, As Maiden-ane,
FTArIOHEEs and PRINfEISi 10" prices yoHr custom
solicited
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TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
i FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS, Non TREAI, and n
teruediate points leave Pier - r. H. daily
DAYS cIceut.) D. CTnontyhirist r. r. a. 81 nd
- D. connecting With special tsus Ne Haven for
Springfield, TIcketE sold cheek
az ga Hrosdvay NewYo;k srd Coutt a.. Brooklyn. TX
furs IN go. M 81
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Brocklpu propertp &c Eet.

a TO LET, very low, the desirable 3-story
IA. and basement brick dwelling No 223 Csrrois. near
Carroll PARK desirable tenant ths rent viii be made very
reasonably priv to l.. CORNELL, a. Cortst BTooklyn
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Sales on &uftloT

~--
DY JOHN DRAPER 4 CO., Auctjoneers.-
ID THE DELAWARE. LACkAWAAhA, aud WESTERN
RAILROAD COHPANY Viii seU 49,. $500
10000 TONS SCRANTON COAL,
At rLc auction ON WEDNESDAY, July 20. 1t u o'clock
noon, at 20 Exchange Place - - 49, -. 80,
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FHIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

7 tHINH ' AILEI NNlLItUhJ.
IL AFRA SGEGENT OF PASSlNG TRAINS Jan. l.
lsT7-issve e.pos lost of Cortland snd pcshIessssss
70 " Might Express. daily. for Essiou bethlehem AZ
euto-s Esaca Chupi Wi sesbsrTe Ptston Sayrc inhra
ItLssg LuLuu, Rochester. Rrnao Niagara Falls, ana
Ncst Putsan's s!sspi3g coaches 2ttschsd.
ROBr. H. sAlRE, hgp't AID Eng'r.
GcS9l kssefs once gorsero CNrct siia tsftHH1ts-s
tChs Aesnr.