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Sir William Thomson says that
there prevails in America "the tn1est
scientific spirit and devotion, the origin
atty, the inventiveness, the patient
Persevering thoroughness of work, the
appreciativeness, and the generous open
mindedness and sympathy from which
the great things of science come"
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SINCE our last issue we have heard
of several persons who have used Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy for rheumatism and all
pronounce it a success. It. comes to our mar
ket highly recommended; and as it is the
only reliable remedy now in use, it will have
a large sale. 1t is taken internally. Price
$1O0; six bottles, $500.
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Why, Maud, where did you get that
beautiful co set?' at is Dr.. Warmers
Health Corset, and is the most comfortable
and elegant corset ever saw. sent $175
for it to Warner Bros, 1853 Broadway. n. Y"
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THERE is, probably, no way in which
we can benefit our readers more than by
recommending to them for general use john
sons Anodyne Liniment. It is a,Iapted to
almost all the purposes of a Family Medicine:
and as specific for coughs, colds whooping
cough, soreness of the chest, lame stomach,
rheumatism, splitting of blood, and all lung
difficulties! it has TO equal that We ever saw
or heard of
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Help for Hard Times" Read the
advertisement elsewhere on this subject
You can not expend small sum just now
better, than to gel the help there offered.
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NO SUGAR OF LEAD OR SULPHUR.

TUFTS Hair Dye contains neither, or anything
else injurious. No bad odor; harmless as mountain
spring water; easily applied and acts Instantly.
More of it used than all others combined IS Muir.
ray St, New York.
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A Valuable Gift.-By an arrangement with
the Publisher, will send every reader Of this pa
per sample package Of Transfer Pictures free. Send
beautiful and easily transferred to any object 50 as to
initiate the most beautiful painting. Agents wanted.
J. L PATTEN & CO., I62 William ST.. New York
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The proPriety OF giving condition med
icine to horses, cattle and sheep, was dis
cussed and admitted by many of the Agricul,
tural Societies throughout the State last Fall,
and we believe that in every case but one
they decided in favor of Sheridan's Cavalry
Condition Powders. Good Judgment,
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AT our request, Cragin & Co., of Phil
adeIPhia, Pa, have promised to send any
of our readers gratis (on receipt of Is
cents to pay POstage), sample of Dob
bins Electric Soap to try. Send at once
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WHETHER for use on man or beast,
Merchants Gargling Oil will be found
an invaluable liniment, and worthy of
use by every resident in the land. We
know of no proprietary medicine or 'arti-
Gle now used in the United States which
shares the good will of the people to a
greater degree than this. Yellow wrap
per for animal, and white for human
fesh.--N Y. E11dependent.
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TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

All communications for this paper shopId he ar
Unnamed by the name Of the author: not mecca
STv for publication, but eyidence Of good faith
20 III the part Of the writer. Manuscribt shonId he
%~ritten only one side Of the paper Be PARTON
Xiv careful in regard to your dates and to having
ri signatures plainly written.
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INCENTIVES TO M4YRTuONY.

Every young man soon after be has
arrived at manhood should be lawfully
welded to an eligible wife. The age of
twenty-One is no reliable guide as to the
proper period for man to take wife. A
great many men had better be married
at the age of seventeen or eighteen.
Others need a guardian until they are
twenty-four or even thirty. Nothing
will anchor a man to a home like a wife
and piece of ground. Nothing will cure
a rowing, restless, uneasy discontented
Young man who has just emerged from
the period Of his bOyhood like the sober
consideration that he has a small family
to care for. The Oft-quoted maxim for
young men to copy, that "no one should
marry a wife until he can support her"
has wrought untold mischief in the
career of multitudes Of promising young
men and excellent young women. The
true way Is to get wife. Then if hus-
hand and wife lack sufficient forethought
and energy to support themselves let
them be directed over the hill to the
poor house. Our emphatic exhortation
is TO get wife. Loving, virtuous we'd
lock is the foundation, the only safe
guarantee of a useful, virtuOus life We
should encourage and foster-not dis
courage the healthy desire for loves
holy wedlOCk between virtuOus young
persons. The very endurance of chris
tan civilization depends on virtuous
wedlOek and its innocent offspring. The
virtuous are only worthy of the virtu-
Gus. It were much better for the inter
ests of our christian civilization could
we maintain in its integrity the purity
and virtue of our young men than to en-
courage them to postpone indefinitely
their marriage till they are able to sup
port a wife in some fancied beau ideal
style. There is nothing that gives such
healthy stability and dignity to young
mans life character as to be well mar
RED when fully at his majority--before
the poetry and charm of his ardent, en-
ergetic manhood passes. Nothing will
50 securely anchor young man to
good, useful, virtuous life to be loving
ly and innocently welded to an amiable,
virtuous, melI-matured young woman.
How many are shipwrecked in virtue
and true manhood who would have been
bright ornaments to society had they
united in holy wedlOck, when of suitable
age, to some good woman. Tear away
from your mothers apron strings and
marry wife, get home of your own,
and be a respectable and worthy citi-
zen, and not fritter away the better part
Of your life in rowing like some wander
ing Jew, ever the wide world, without
any abiding place.-N Y Herald.
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ElcA person t0A0 EE'aA
send his or her RsA 81
dress tei9 FaGsSga By
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charge, q copy n de
bs2G and pratsEssi tgssb-
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he cSHRtry, fssA u in
treating MATTER, and
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pumO Investigate the merits OF The Illus
u H. MIN tFated Weekly before deter mining
AO 44A ~ upon your WORK this fall anu ~InLeT.
The combination for this sHrpasse~ an thing
heretofore att mpted. Terms sent rr, ADJ rvs6
CHAs. c. yeas 4 90 Ia Warren street, New York.
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CrND AGamp MT we " III send you specimen
- copy the CRICKET ON THE HEART II, ouI
ma mmOtn Is page, E1-cOl'n Illustrated Literary and
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A9EHTs wanted, On salary or Commiz=ror Wy brrs-
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CITY, VILLAGE. q COUNTRY

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RCTNRa A The oBB7 sure remedy TX rnua
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AGENTS FSSTTR Uss l22o ~. GR50P B5;1I EVE
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ANNOUNCEMENT


anu e4SA8BaCEoE,
fore been attain
In the WORK.
sitinn, and CannO.
when you call f.
proved" do not
pled dealer cor
hasa Restorative
good, or come
there is none Ike
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FREEHOLD ard NETWORK RAILWAY
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NE'
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
EOR TKLNTON AND pHILADELPHiA.

BOUND HIUUh NVI
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. 49,
Lave Nrw.York for Trenton aud Philadelphia AZ o"u
g. $780, 1880 1880, $3.50, 5.SO IL p H. ana al u HI
Trenton ,- -, ,.....,,.,to t.u
road Tird aud l,erxssts, 40, $3.50, 1880 No., lio
4.i5 80, IL I. 80 ne % -. ,o.,r -,
Leave M niOu New YORK at l2O OoJ sOo lol' a. H.
1918. 2.lO. 4:j5 90. =. M ..--,.,..,,. a ,,a -,
Pullman Drawing Room cars are attached 10 he Wy NJ
Ia no ~ m tr.ns frDu York To the 100 $3.50 a IN
80 D. ~ trains from Philadelphia ana sleeping oAs 20 .S
10 O'clock midnight trains both New York and Phladel
PIMA - -. -, ~ ..o,t m, ptusdolnba
a, o90 a M $50 IL D. m. Trenton at 1920 a. M,
SlOpm . rn..., ~. .oa and n, q,
csdwav Il Inc principal hotels all Offices Oi the Erle hai
NAV Ina New ORR ana BROOKLYN, aud at No, cOurtst,
checked residence
"''' ~. T. BALDWIN Geu. Pass Agent
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Sglrs on AutIlon
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WAsHsGTOS CITY. sept. 81, 1917
nITRIJC SALE OF MACHINERY, TOOLS.

i FIXTURES. FURNITURE, &c, Sc.
The following articles viii be- sold To the highest bidder on
THURSDAY the 18th Of OCTOBER IN the lot south OF the
Urea ry Building being articles formerly IN usen the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing ana not now required; MA
CHIMES TOOLS, &C-2 Writing Icegraphlc Instruments
Morse do Sheridan Cutting Machines; Pup RAM SET
Calenders, frames; Ihreshing Machine Force
Pump: Blake Pump; Test Pumps; ! 6hor7e Engine;
hOr-c Engine; Governor (HuntOOnl; Governor utry "
Noyesl Isung Machines Monogram Presses transfer
Press Grinding Machine; Routing Machine steam Puages;
Globe and Check Valves: Portable Forge GrndsInhes il-
erv Wheels and Frame; Leather ana Rubber Sct
Rubber HOSE Couplings SIainets and NnhIlts
OFFICE FURNITURE aud FlNIt REN.-scIeens pine
walnut and mahogan frames; Chairs cane seat aaltsi
CARPETS; Cloths: Tabc--pnc, walnut ana mhhogihl
Dcsks-pine cherry, walnut and mahogany oh uhS
nine aud walnut Book Casrspnt walnut ana nhhoEahl
Umbrella stand; Chandeliers Gas Brackets fen'nh's
METAfS-Ziuc- ami scraps; toppti-shrtt hhu
scrap Rtnss-sheet and scrap; steei-crlD; ron
and sheet wrought ana lt"h'
anslet. IrOn screens; railing ana 'fhtlhs
Wrought Iron, steam Gas, Water and llydrhulc flpr
TANKS-Wooden-Z and lead lined wrought Iron ""''
yanized Iron-leah lined. -, :, ,,.,.
MISCI IA NEOUS.- Sheving Benches. Stools, Bhrreis
and Hogsheads Work Benches wssnooards r. a.
Bltten Panel SASH and Wrought Iron ana tast iOh oi
vaults: and a large variety Of other articles.
Terms: Cash delivery Of the Ntcles A., -, -,
Persons desiring Of the articles before the nay
ssIe will Chief Of tc Bureau oi fnsfhNlhs anu
Printing .,..t.
on application the Bureau VI Engraving ana fhtlhg cat
"os"'' WIZ W JOHN SHERMAN secretary.
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THE OLD RELIABLE -.
STONINGION LINE. FOR BOSION

AND ALI. POINTS EAST.
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN CONSECUTIVE YEARS
The elegant steamers
STONlNGTON AND NAkRAGANSETr
at dmy (sundays exoepiedl rom flsf 5S n r. oo
OF and tickets FOR ETHER LINE sc
1868 Broadway and all Offices Of MescOtt Express
Co. ALSO tickets for sale at ali hotel ticket ofnces
Passengers Freight via either line always taken at low
est fates
transfer for passengers via either line 10 and from
Bfuoklyn the the BROOKLYN Annex, leaving Jew
u. Is BABCOCK, Presio
1. W. FuKIAs General Passenger Agent
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Dentlsirp

R.VANVLECK'S POPULAR DENTISTRY
- 26i 6iu-lye COZ l1ist. BelUl sc5 gam feetl ~
30 .l2. SINGLE II upward People from tht country en-
auf teeth iu afternoon. Gas aG
niustcred - without accident
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6iinntions Wanlco-- mnles

4 STEADY. industrious, sober Young man,
n Protestant desires ceIl alton on farm ha as' e1ps
dutiuS the Wut,r Address g. r. tribune once
4 HANDY MAN wishes "a situation is a good
t. D.. Tribune once.
AN ELDERLY MAN wishes to he employed
n ina respect ic boarding house. Wages not eta Tie
direct as a home he Wlner UNDERSTANDS The work AL
dress, DlLGGENr Tribune Uptown oihce LIS broadway
4 SINGLE MAN wishes a situation az coach
u man who thoroughly ruGt stands tie and manage
OF aidressJ l.. Tribune oace.
4 REAL ESTATE MAN of much experience
- in taking eareot ope,iy ara oi nno . me- t ."g
1928 Broadway.
OOACHlIAN. GARDENER, &c.-Wantcd by
y sing uVu, With best r,,0mreia,lons who zen care
aud drive hHrses nils care cattle do a2rnne bulil ms
sai FIqiPi NE I dp"l' 5 HSUsE '''
NOACHNlAN and SERVANT, COOK, &c.-A
u Protestant NAV and wife age 20 years VIII no ihfum
ornee yisa '2ns ana on o g ., eyaI wife si
Jas coo" would a'l1t VIII tle "o.,S Sit,NTF's
EMPLOYMENT HOUSE.
NOACHAIAN and GROON-By a respectable
y young man. MOI long from me old country wil De
onna wilh2g anS Ing G,9 COM SSI '''
useful YOUNG MAN and WIFE. Ameri-
I froe-tants ihe wfe as eambermaid AND waiires
general house"ork me man Is eiqc.J ana cai'' as
bad eypcelce in al in ho'e % toaIin aee la1 Pen
REAU. l38 Gihaye, four ooOis sDove lOihst
USEFUL MANS SITUATlON.-Wanted by
an English Protestant married aged 40 Year,, with
no children; and DIVE horses care cattle mik do
gardening and other W0ik about place. good recOllnebda-
lions for capabty sobnety aud general good character
rlr los G.Alte, near 9tlist, CARPENTERS EMPLOY
MENT HOUSE.
Useful NANNY young Scotchman Is
4 careful c0lcman groom good gardener or inside
man: himself useful az ANYTHING IN city or c0un
citv reel Call at $50 Otnaye near 25 ST.
ASH fOr ARTHUR
USEFUL COLORED MAN-Wants a situa-
4 ti0u waiter puyae public pace steady ana OBJ
Lying: capable 70 fiji either situation Call at l3S 6tave
four doors above lOtltst.
SNAITER-By Il Protestant man who un-
dersan1s his business thoroughly, In private family
city Call o. address j. b. lO2 West iJt ST
WAITER. by a thoroughly competent French
man. private family. Has the best Of references Is
cfly honest sober. win entire satisfaction Call
u JACQUIN : BUREAU, COZ 6tliaye
{VAITER-By Swede single I; speaks far
w English wei Tec0mu ended neat, willing and intell
drive dOctoTs horse; small Address NJ
s.. Tribune Uptown Ohce, bfoanway cor 3lst's'-
SNANTED-By a Protestant man, a sltua-
w t0n az hrstcass waiter in private family Under
stands his bus noss perfectly Good city references Can
address J. H.. lU2 West f5thst
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miscellaneous.

DATTNTS. CAVEATS. TRADE MARKS,
1 Designs Copyrights promptly sccur1 on Moderate
rms. by MUM g CO.. scientific American l4leni
Agency 81 PARK fow, corner Hickman r., Ne"-lofA
thirty years experience.
WILLIAM CORY & CO.,
w RT-I.FtST. IRELAND. Established $50 Arc pre-
pared 20 receive regular rnmcnts 10 Prue Fresh Beef an
Ine of 30 landing same a iifue
for immediate distribution railway Among best bytIs
throughout the ra ol Gland Eeuil1ccs male Within
one eek from arrival Ave per cent commission on sales
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Il NG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA,

ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA,
IL VIA NIWJERSEY SOUTHEKN RAILROAD
commencing sept. II. 1874. steamers leave New-io,k
PIER s. North River foot Rector ST.. connecting al SANDY
HoOk with trains Tor
Thiiyelphia aud Toms RIVER. IL a. m, aud BAD p m
Hrrneeat and ruckerton, II n. M. and $40 y. M.
Vnend IridgetOn Atlantic ciiy, and Cape May IL M
Snntays for Long Branch. $50 i. IN. ~
sandy Hook excursions, 63O IL a. M, ana $40 m FARO
W. ''' ~ VIM T. sNEDEN. GENERAL Manager
DONDOUT and Misunderstanding at New
Pong espsie, Highland Falls tWesi foint Corn
wall Marlboro Milton, Es0pns connecting WIN u.tst aug
Del n r. steam bOats THOMAS CORNELL and JAMIE
BALDWIN, froI Per foot sprlngsL IL. daily, NJ y ~
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THE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE
TO BOSTON,
VIA PRONGDENCE DIRECT
A WHOLE NIGHTS RESI-.
oNL Nv a. .ma.,di,iiIIe. rG99r ~ &ErEs.
MASSACHUSETTS,
("The Palace steamer Of the NOfld"h
AND THE WORLD RENOWNED STEAMER
RHODE ISLAND
C'Thc Queen Of the SOund'D
DAILY sundays from Pier ~ N H. 1901 o
MaIrcn-st q. arriving az Providence AZ a NJ ahd
Boston at No intermediate landings between New"
YORK Providence
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8 F1IGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

u ADVANCEMENT or PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. !
ls77-Tcave eos Of C0riaudt and DcsDfos>esis a.
ESQ a. M Nighi Express daily, for Eas;on. betitntn Al
lentown. Mauch Chunk, Wkesbarle fttson SaNre Elni
Ithaca AuburD. Rochester Buffalo niagara fals ana th
Pulimans sleeping coaches attached
TsDBI VI. SAY hf. Supt aud t.ngr
Of Crurch ana Cortland" SIS
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RALTlNORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

H Leave New YORK from ioot OF bchDIoa7ea anu Noiti
$40 ORA ashinrtpn ara The West Richmond Charles
ton ara e south, ma6mg close connections Tor Columbus
CHICAGO
100 D. ln. Washington The and Richmond
and ,lc south via 0oiconaVile. Pullman cars nom NyE1 OH
Baltimore and Washington. UGbug Close connections
PtHJurs. Cincinnati, louisville. aui 81 Jous
%. 3d. Washington. Through Pullman from
irIiofuhia Zoo 0ricfus.
D. daily, Tor Washington the south. and west Pull
B. " ts
making close connections for chicago Cincinnati, louisville
ST. Louis. ltslfc, c 30 Ttl ana adm. sf. (unuec a.
Was ing ON Win Trans Tor IynclDusr ola. NsNocins
the south.
through tickets, poase car Companys olacc. 3i5
Broadway. NCWi RI, aHd 20 ticket offices, loo Ol (orlandt
srd Dc-iIosscs- efs. and e. q, jersey ivy.
ASK FOR IiChETs VIA Bt LTIMOGE AND OHIO
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Nlarole ano Slate Mantels

4 TTENTlON Now is the time 10 purchase
SLATE AND MARBLE aANTFfS P'''
fcef never a. low. Slate steps rsers And All td h,
81 Union square, n. Y. (lthaye and i7ibIs,.,
setditrs o. low aud hall down Orates a. 80, 80
~. "als Nith dumping ana shaking atnrlrmefs Ers.s
leHrrs and &ndirODs Of antique desgi for VOC a.
ta r., tlJves aud tongs. &C. whoIesaie ana re-
49,. ,,f" catalogue and pIiccsf Liberal ,iseor,r IN
VIC "Aa'' j. .. CONOVER CO., 30s Canatst Ne~ YorS
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DACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
STEAMSHIP LINES.

For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA
NH.W-ZFAIAND BRITISH COLUMBIA, OREGON, &C..
sailing from per foot CanasL. North River
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>FW-yoPK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.

~ Trains leaye AmDoy, Red Bank. Long Branch
ocean Grove 81 AT ~. g. III5 =. m. 4, - D. ~.
Stages Mataeau station To ana IRON hEffOiFl
and al Squan and from POINT PLEASANT
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NEM-NORK NENTRAL ANb M

y E.N ! ONh zen hAlI AM nOI,ON
~ RIVER RAILROAD - Commencing sept ~, 1877,
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot:
$50 Western and Northern hNpress, with drawing
Rochester; also 70 81 Adams
1880 a. No. SPECIAL Chicago and Western cypress via
drawing cgs 10 Cauaudtgua, Rochester, buihO' AM
Nia"Gra Falls ...
No. Northern and Western Express q Utica, White
Iva and Rutland
y IN. Troy SPECIAL. Connects al t>ist
Albany Tor principal stations TO syracuse.
400 y. Albany and Troy Express. stops Al sing sing
ps-h-..Il. ID an i.orIh
D. M, LOuis Express. with seePngcars tor -
sleeping
FOR CaEaDdaleua. Buffalo, niagara FANS and fI montreal
saratoga.
$50 D. IA Pacific Express daily with secpng ears for
Waierfovu Fans Buffalo Cleveland To
ledo Iero't ana Chicago and 20 Montreal Adams
Il 90 D. NJ ExQIess with sleeping cars for Albany ana
Troy.
way Trains per Local Time Tables Tickets for sale az
2J2 26 and broadway, and WestcOt Express Co.'S
Oaces No Parkpace, 7S5 and 942 Broadway, NewYmk,
and 33S Washing INST Brooklyn $500, o.. .,
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NENTKAIl RAIIROAD OH NEW-JERSEY

Commencing May 2t, 1S.7-rrains leave rs fOilOws:
n. m.-FOr Pennington, Easton, Beyidcrc, Mauch
Chunk Tamzqua, MilkesbaIre, klmiia, &C.
10 q. m.-FOY iuh Bridge Branch Easion. Harrisburg
Msnch Chunk Tamaqua Wiikosharrc WiiliamspOrt, &c.
lOIJ %. Do. and u. u.-FOr SOmtryile flemugOn
! H. m.-For Pennington, Easton Mauch Chunk. wilkes
bare scranton, Iuakhaunock, Iamaqua, Haze0n Read
ing. POitsylle, Harrisburg
IN. r.-For igh Bridge Branch raston, Beludere ana
Catasauqua
$50 h. M daly-TOr Eastcn Allentown, and Harrisburg
S3J VA Il
For trains To local points time table at stations
SUNDAY TltAlNS-Ltave al $50 n. IL y. m. Tor
Bound Brook intermediate points. and at 53O NJ for
Iastou Reading. and Han TsDurC
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MAIL STEAMERS.
NEw-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These first class steamships AL regularly at p
P.or No. ~. NcIta River. follows:
Steamship COLU M BU .WaDN ESDAl. oct
Sf.rrlshp Cll DE-. = Al ltDAl. Nc l3
Accommodations For freight passage apply %
WILLIAM p. clyde O. Co.. No. Bowling green.
MCkELIEI,. LCLlNG a. CO.. Agents n Havana