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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. 1855 BRoADwAy,;
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERs

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Housns-s HousEs, RooMs faces or BUSINESS. &C.,
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LOST AND fouND.ls rAcf,2d col.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

l)OSr OFFICE NOTICE.
The foreign mails the week ending Saturday. De-
ccnbcr ~ 1879 win close at this oncc Tuesday at
A. VI Europe by steamship Nevada, via Queenstown:
Wednesday, at 93D A. NJ, for Europe. by steamship
Algeria correspondence for France TO he
forwarded by th. be specially addescd and
at 10 W. for France direct by steamship Ameriquc via
Iayre Thursday at ~ NJ for Europe. by steamship
City Of Chester via Queenstown correspondence for Ger
many aud be forwarded by this must lie
specially addresse and At y for Europe by steamship
Lessing, via Plymouth. Chcrbourg and Hamburg;
Saturday. at. IL a. NJ. Tor Europe. by steamship
Celtic Queenstown corrcspondcrco Tor 6srmany aud
Scotland be forwarded b., this be spcci-
ally addressed and AZ 10 A. VI. for Germany Sc. ~
steamship Wcrer via southampton anil Bremen corre
Sponce for treat Britain and the Continent to be Tor
wardcd BY this be specially sddresscd and
IL ID A. NJ Tor scotland direct by steamship Deva
mia Glasgow. The steamships Nevada, Algeria, city,
Ot Chester and Celtic do take mails for Denmark
sweden aud Norway. The mails Tor Havana icayc NcS
York December ~ and IL The mails for Jamaica leave
Ncw.Nurk Deccmhcr ~ The mails for The West indies,
Bermuda aud 81 Thomas, leave New YORK December
The mails Aspnwall and South Pacific poi g leave
New York December 10 The mails for Antigua. Martin
ique Batbados and Trinidad direct leave New York Ne
ccmber ~. Tho mails for Australia &c leave san Fran
ccd December II Tho mails for China aud Japan lcavs
~ THOMAS T. JAMES. Postmaster.
Posr OFFICE NV YORK, Dec "a, 1878.
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ss not 10 hepa pasr G pe s pG% and oa %S s%s s
DILEs,-DR. CHANDELIERS PlLoN: SURE CURE
tor piles gives instant relief is harmless y never
IL Established l72.'
ysrzsnsy-Dry fali bodied. rich aavor;
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sole Agents Tor the United states.
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and circulars tree.
DoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY-EXTR AoRDlNARy
sdramin5 Deqsmser - capital priIs hnd million a. @ as
Mnas Tstais 'sS M s'sso sss'as 'ss
lion lion far%,;s;i sps"isi arf R'; SsasS.. @
Hese Porcelain ID Astor piaer,-For sale, very choices
npanese Porcelain decorated in blue and white, of very
shoald tim t Win Pop Corn Corn sehSsi shSrchss and
Thompson s.. Open evenings
THE FULL DRESS RECEPTION oFrHE ENTIRE NOUS
standard mall. saturday December II indefinitely post
pomed.
TRoy LAUNDRY SOAR FOR. WASHING LAcES,
shirts collr dresses and other fine fabrcs used by all
i, G. HAZARD 4 co. Agents, New York.
CH7 ODS -"CHRlsTMAs DRAINING"
Kentucky State draws December H.
Sb7, ,.r2a distributed in
] s94 prizes.
Small fortauc for somebody,
and why not you?
Capital Prize, $4,000
Whole Tickets, only 81.
The lucky Office is 227 Broadway. New York.
Get your tickets from tho lucky Northern Agents,
b. II. PORTER h co, ,,o7 Broadway.
n. B-Open until o T.. NJ.
$3.50 MAxANA horhMf Dec "a
(aptal Prize SsJUOOnD
NTiooo
Whole tickets Si0o $50 SOS $40 S. Prizes cashed by
SONNENBERG co. New Haven Conn.
THE TURF.
nLEARy AND srORT.-BOOKS OPEN on THE
Osreat Six Days Walking Match.
KELLY Il BLISS IL West 2Sth St.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

HORSES. CARRIAGES. SSC.
ELEGANr BRoCGIiAMs.
Family Rockaways
A. 5 FLaNDRAr a 90, a7a and s7a Broone st.
E'oR sALE-TrE HANDsoN THREE STORY BRICK
ns s'sf 81 Ss Apply 10 ii'L II
co. No. 3 Pine =.
EoR sALE-BAy HORSE; TRors 40; ALSO TOR
II Wagon Harness: also elegant mink set. striped
Mni ana BSa extra ons taken Tor debt at saerihee
Horse. II hands high and warranted safe for ladies or
children 70 ride or drive Call At store ~ Vandam 81
TT BLANKETS, ROBES, sLEIGns, BELLS, &c,
without xagYera,cn the finest variety New York tine
ioiN MOORE. 81 Warren st.
HORSE BLANKETS. -oc.; BUFFALO ROBES, ~ 50;
X SIS Wolf and plush Rcbr- our Clipping Machine
- 5o rubber and oiled Covers The cheapest har
'''' 60 osborne & BURKE Il Barclay ST.
HAKNESs.-rlIE PRorElEroR or THE cnEArEsT
Blankets ST. ST. Ria1ARD fIsiiER, Is Chambers ' ST.
MooRTGA$GE ,s saLErEXny En- I,h MOORE 90 AUG
a4,h Manure Carts horses sets Of Harness;
ABRAM BERNARD, Attorney for mortngee
NJ -LANDArLEr, COST 5000, FOR $3.50; BERLIN
Tor
l. will sell THIS DAY. Al Y o'clock,
At his salesroom ~ Nassau St.
very fine Black Coupe Horse. warranted sound,
Also Bradley, Pray Co. Cart, Harness. Robes Whip,
&c SC. making of the handsomcs establishments to
be found in the city.
Full particulars time OF sale.
TILE MOST HANPsoME HAM; s AND BEST FINIsMED
fore shown in this any other city mt NJ.
MOSEMAN BROTHERS. Harness and Horse Clothing
Warerooms 12S Chambers st.
WANTED-TIIE LEAN AND DELICATE TO SEND
w stamp for pamphlet 81 20 for bottle OF Anti-Lean,
ifs's Co.. a." 0SSs Boston Mass
WANTEp-ALLAf AFFLICTED WITH cATARRH. AsTH.
W ma and lung diseases 10 send stamp for pamphlet
with home testimonials for oNy h. hylrogenated air.
DR. }. d. JUDGE Co, ~ Beach ST., Boston. Mass.
VTANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND DOUBLE
w Truck Address with price, Post office box 1O4l NJ "
oCS SIX ELEGANTLY LINED PORTLAND
Sleghs Stivers top Buggy SO; new top side bar
$l2p. :tsS West 2Itl st.
0eS HANDSOMELY UPHOLSTERED PORTLAND
sDOs).Slegh. with black Bear Robe $2O5 Inst vim
also top Buggy aud Harness. last June $f65 price
$130 Stable 100 West 18th ST.
SO0 SLEIGHs. sLEIGi1S. sLEIGIS. ROBES.
CUUPortland. Albany Pony and six seat slcghs from
$I6 upward lined buffalo Robes. 81 upward.
WILLIAM II. GRAY. aO and - Wooster st.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.
AdIT7S ASGTios HART E,,ys iSp NEW YORK latter
cuAREs % Hs%"sKfy s%sxFn and isa
TWESrY,FoTk / hours aIioxsd for ,ral:
o-HAN AZ ELEVEN i m t oGtLocK OK ~
Tck9 Tro!srs Coach as and adds
eaa os OF efer ho ss Amer
lea the Of which has been guaranteed and shown be-
PAIR oF bay Geidngs, i5s4 high, years DID, can beat
BAY GElpING; Ia high, years Oa has shown trial
OF BaS Az Mans fan ReI, d his 81 wears oa can ro
Gray MARE i',. high years old can ro in ? ~ !,
Bar GILDlNG IL high years old; has shown half
m''S coMHlSD BROWN saddle and Harness Horse 10 high
SoNBiSEp p BAY Saddle and Harness Horse, lsl high
PAIR BROWN Coach Horses. i6 high. yoars old; eie-
gan, action, STYLE and appearance pea a'ns ,.u ..,,.
.AFTER ABOVE the following six heaaof valuable stock
IN SKY GRsE Is hs ed very stylish an
elegant coupe carriage horsc warranted sound and
BROW cELpISG ,5 nsn years "d n stylish
TIIE WELL known roam TroiinF Geldins Roanoke, 10
5 ;Ssa "S f y
is can sa M % sound and nd kind in om
c, ,4 by Abdaah; can heat J0 warranted sound and
soRREL TRoTTING Gcding, l5ss high. . yenrs old;
has record Of 3o beat 40 warranted sound
igh0red bay IIanbetonan Trotting Geldng by Edward
Everett dam by Mnmbrinu Chief, l5s high years old;
of the finest and gxmcst drivers in existence;
mile in so; warranted sound
and BIRD
rnfA dapple gray Trotting Colt hy Columbus 15is
hia~, years old, fine free driver; tfvt IN " war
rLntod sound and .kid
Combined black Saddle and Harness Mare 15is high 6
years old; prompt stylish driver: has trotted IN 80 to
TOP line under saddle warranted kind believed to
be sound
TWO SEATED swell body Family sleigh. ,ys wolf % and
land Sleigh John Russell lot Of Shaft Bells Double and
Sigle buffalo and bear Robes; lot of holly
Whips Saddles, Brdles Horse Boots. Pole straps large
number sdcbnr and end spring ROnd wagons, by
Brewster Broome st., IIctfcld jackson, &c; top
Ihacton by Close Depot Express and Business Wagons.
Clarence two coupcs, &c, &c.
TlIIRTY.FINE other Horses. for all purposes.
FULL DESCRIPTION NJ sale.
SALES NEVER post poncd on account Of weather
NOTICE.-Ncxt Wednesday. December %
OHRISTMAS DAY),
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DRY GOODS.

L'OR SALE--ELEGANf MINK sEr, FOUR sTRifEb
u Nun aud Boa extra long; cost. Sl65; at sacrifice
Livery stable, - West 10Th -.
SEALSkIN sAcQUEs cAMEL'S HAIR sHAWLS,
A)thread Lice-. diamond Earrings diamond Rings &c at
halt the usual price MILLS COLEMAN, is9 Grand ST.
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LOTION SALE rr,n.v, npcr,Anvn AuGTioS % SALk III
a sTASLE ii & 90
IS REAR or FIFTH AvENrE HOTEL.
e. S s & snse ss Sns s @ s ss sS ss
he by Mambrino Chief Dart trot in 3D. l5s hands
n'F" Sra%n s sa%s % sorss Is got
s . y re @ a Sss
tct as many heats a. any horse living ia hands
By 81 Of CLAY .ug 5 s so Gan and e. s
any one % care carriages include brewster
Wagon, elegant Portland Cutter fine Bear Robes single
,wey be sold by ciIAs & DUFF Auctioneer the high
est bidder.
4 THE JOHN ID. BILLINGS PATENT HORSESHOE
shoe with contnuon. ealks st iei Bank 200 West 18th.
pcation. Trial set. with nails 81.
1GSEsS srIT h ASx NrsSESs y 40 TO $40
my OFFER WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gEsy rS hss,s" pS"1s and sns,s as Road
owner leaving city. Inquire 2i7 West 4ist 81
4 VERY FAST YOUNG HORSE BREWSTER
mus, se ., any sasriaec Mr BuTER West siss st.
4 For SALE. HALF PRICE. ONE GROCERY AND
ss Ss @ wasSs as.n and .s a" E'
Cast for delivery. i.3ss broadway.
4 POWERFUL pRArGllT HORSE; ALSO THREE
AIofscs, i5ia hands, $40 10 80. is, sonth 9th av
A FOR sALE-TiiREE HORSES, HANDSOME
Ar.ny sound kind, or given for keep this winter III
Aons S to suo: new second hand Wagons for express.
DS Sssfr s k new Sf s"s'
1 FINE Ray GEfDINt. i3sl; FAST TROTrEk;
Ayoung sound kind elegsnt top basTy 'pP & r%y rhao
A GREAT BARG GAtN-ETiiAN ALLEN. iaS, TRoT
A2as; Black iiawk, ~ hanls Years sound Kind ,rot
minutes; srcWs,sr as"m % M"" IL 'fsn. IN sn.,Ish s "sus
out. ;mWest 3ith st.. near Brondway
4 -sisa; ror BREWSTER IMPROVED BUGGY,
n with nnc Harness elegant Blanket Lap Robe. Whip,
cest s4S, in July. kimba Cutter $40 SEQ coachman,3
West 10th st.. near 9TH sv
A BALANCE or GENrLEMANS sroCk-oNE
N Horse Double aud Single Harness Robes Blankets and
apons. Double aud single Sleigh at any offer Stable
4 GROCERY FIRM OFFERS TEN HORSES FOR
,ss suitable for ssy ~ sasi"e.. must sol trial allowed
4 FOR SALE. rwo HORSES. SUIT TRUCK, GRO.
n business 40 chrystic st. near stan
Rcu. JOHNSTON, AuorloNEER. OFFICE e EAST
.so top Business Wagon. this day December ~ at 10
celock A. NJ, NJ stable il5 East sd ..
A GRAND DISPLAY OF sLEIGlis. ~ RUSSIAN.
kimba brewster cutters ior spsedny; a., o. .gr own
~" "''''''' ,roadway, 47th and 4sth sts
BREWSTER \ 60, Of Broome st.
4, FOR SALE fouR HORSES. SUIT FARM,
Aes, butcher 10 or s, r three das trial
-roR SALE, THREE HORSES. FIT FOR ANY
~ busness 60 be sold on sgeont q .nc "Tnst giving up
4 VERY FINE LANDAuLEr. MADE By BREWSTER,
~ goudas new; gentleman going 10 Europe. West
titn At.
DoARD FOR HORSES FOR THE wiNTER-Ar ~
Dpc month, vi. Echo Stock Farm, Snugertics, the
uisom Jersey Long Island frames sent home IN the
spring. J. q. MIELBR, Florist, % West SD, corner
broadway.
/NARRIAGE REfAIRING.
special attention given repairing carriages With best
materials In thorough estimates furnished.
BROWN 4 PRAY. Broadway and 3,Hh ST.
rAsH wANrED-sIx HORSES. SUITABLE ron
Many busncss nc road horscs must be cold AZ sac
rhce settle estate trial given Boarding stables 2le
West 18th.
L,oR sALE-FfNE BAY HORSE, SOUND AND TRUE,
~ hands; price $3.50. At sELpENs, los East sd N
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weeks have suffered much, Lady Yarlett;
l have fought and struggled"
with what success?" she asked nervous
ly, and with an agitation she strove in vain
to conceal.
"Thank heaven, the most complete, lam
heart whole still-independent, free as air;
and, when the day comes, I will bid you
God speed without one single spasm of pain
of regret" .......
There was a long pause. SEA-.
You have taught me a lesson" Lady
Yarlett said at length, with downcast eyes,
and in a quiet voice, though her hands
trembled violently, and showed she was fur
from calm, "a terrible lesson which doubt
less have deserved, But my punishment
is hard in the bitter humiliation ofthe pres
ent moment am reaping hard measure
for my sins. think will say good-by to
you at once" she went on, It is better
that we should not meet pgainfor the pres
ent. One other word before we, part. Let
me ask you if this life you lead here at
Hever, useful and busy though it be, suffic-
lent in its aim for a man of your promise
and power? You mightdo much, Mr.. Lloyd
you might and you ought. Your friends
expect it of you-they do indeed"
"You speak very confidently Of my friends,
Lady Yarlctt" Herbert said, with queer
smile. "Do you know many of them?"
zone know intimately and well; ono
who wishes you every success in life, who
beseeches you to go out into the great world
and win there great name"
"That is indeed true friend. May
know who it is?" -,
"You must guess" she said, in very
low voice, as she blushed deeply and tears
trickled down her face.
The next moment he had caught her in
his arms and was kissing her with passion
ate eagerness-her hair, her mouth.
" How dare you, Mr.. Lloyd, how dare
you2" ,, -.
g 1t is entirely your own fault, Lady Yar-
lett; you have brought it upon yourself
These weeks you have made desperate love
to me; now | am making love in return"
"Youpg man, said the countess, softly,
am old enough 70 be your mother"
In guile, only; not in years. But have
entrapped you in spite ofyourself and with
your own weapons, too"
Thus Colin won the countess; and when
Mr.. Montioy recovered he found that he
had lost his factotum, who had been engag-
ed permanently by Lady Yarlett instead.
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Is there no place on the face OF the earth
Whore cha ity dwelleth where virtue has birth
Where bosoms in kindness ana mercy will
Goave
And the poor and the wretched may ask and re-
ceivel
Is there no place on earth where knock from
the pOOr
viii bring a kind angel to open the door2
All search tie wide world wherever you can,
There is no open door for the moneyless man.
Go look in the hall where the chandelier light
Drives off with its splendOr the darkness Of
night:
Where the rich hanging velvetin shadowy fold
sweeps gracefully down, with Its trimming OF
gold,
And mirrors OF silver take up and renew
In long lighted vistas the wildering view;
Go there in your patches and find If vOu can,
a welcoming smile Tor the moneyless mau.
Go look in your church of the cloud.reaching
spiTe,
which = yes back to the san his same look OF
fire
Where the arches and columns arc gorgeous
within,
And the walls seem as puro as a soul without
sin;
Go down the long aisle-see the rich and the
great,
In the pornp and the pride of their worldly es
tate;
Walk down in your patches, and find if you can
Who opens pew for the moneyless man.
GolOok to your judges in tie dark flowing gown
With the scales wherein law weigheth quietly
down;
Where he frowns on the weak and smiles on
the strong.
And Dunlshes tight while he justfes wrong;
| Where jurors their bps on the Bible have laid,
70 render verdict they've already made;
60 there in the court room, ana find If you eau
ANY law for the case OF the moneyless man.
Go look in the banks, where Mammoth has told
His hundreds and thousands OF silver and god
Where, safe from the hands Of the starving and
poor
Lies pile upon pile Of the glitterinG ore;
Walk up TO the counter-ah, there you may
stay,
Till your limbs have grown old and your fsIr
tuGs fray.
And you'll fud at tho hank not one of the clan
With money 10 lend to a mOneyless man.
Theu go to your hovel-no raven has fed
The wlfc who has suffered so long for her bread;
Kneel down by her pallet and kiss the death
frost
From the lips of the angel your poverty lost
Then turn III your agony upward to God,
And bless while it smites you the Christening
rod,
And you'll find at the end of your lifes little
span
There's welcome above for the moneyIess
man.
Henry Stanton.
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COLIN AND THE COUNTESS.

Lady Yarlett got into terrible muddle
on her way down to stay with some friends,
the Montioys, of Hever castle. First her
luggage went all astray, then she was scpa-
rated from her maid, last of all she was sent
across the country and landed at Pyking
Pycherly, the small station of IIever, at the
wrong time. No one had come for Lady
Yarlctt, and she was naturally very cross.
Going to the castle? A lady going to the
castle?" she heard some one say, and the
next moment tall, straight-limbed young
fellow came up to her, He was dressed in a
suit of gray dlttoes, had leather CATERS on,
and carried bundle of whips under his
arm.
"come along. rit cart you oyor,2' he
said.
Lady Yarlett loofed little askance at the
conveyance. Still, this was better than
waiting for hours at Tie station alone, and
she suffered herself to be hoisted up beside
The driver, prepared to do her penanoe with
The best temper she could command.
You're not bad sort" said her new
friend, with an abruptness which nearly
Knocked her off her perch, "worth dozen
Of the other one..'
"The other oic?' Lady Yarlett vas in
emazement.
"The other raid, ofcourse. You're Mrs.
Montjoys new maid, aren't you? could
see that with half an eye"
"And pray who might YOU be9" Lady
Yarlett asked in return.
"Anybodyj if l choose. But l don't
choose. I'm satisfied to be bailiG and man
of business to Mr.. Montjoy."
"Then dare say we shall sometimes
meet in the housekeeper's room," said her
ladyship, rather amused.
They did meet that evening, but it was
not in the housekeeper's hall. Lady Var
lett was sitting, satuesque and queenly, a
calm, regal beauty, mognifcently arrrayed,
by the drawing-room fire, when Mrs Mont
joy brought young man to be introduced
to her. \ widow, rich, ieted, admired on
every side, Lady Yarlett received homage
as matter of right, and she only bowed
now in stately selfconstrained fashion.
"Herbert Lloyd-Lady Yarlett,"
She looked at him and startled. 1t was
the young bailif.
"We're still alone, you know, Esther"
went on Mrs. MonGoy. "Ihe rest of the
guests do not come for day or two. Mr..
Lloyd is one Of ourselves. You must make
no stranger of him."
Il have already had the pleasure Of meet,
ing Mr. Lloyd. He drove me over from the
station"
Really. / understood you say y was
one Of the men,"
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8 it rroper to return the call Of a neirh:

Is it proper to return the call ofa neigh
Dor when you do not want it,
The way to fame is like the way to
heavens through much tribulation.
-LoaEcake is what man gets on the
street corner by the sweat Of his brow.
To be in passion is to burn ones self
for the faults and impertinence of another.
Great takers resemble those musicians
who, in their airs, prefer noise to harmony.
-" Have you been sunstruck YETI" asked
one gentleman Of another on Broadway
ear, yesterday, " No" replied the other,
," I've quit drinking"
--" Are the potato bugs ripe yet?" asked
a would-bc smart youth, " guess So" said
his fathers sat all events you can spend tho
afternoon picking them"
N Rhode Island they call the pretty
girls Narrsgansett Pieries.
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AA e.. tYOu can't get 20 d you
ATAEN can get greenhaCks. We
M " H N . need person in every town
To take su lscriptiOns for the
largest, cheapest and best illustrated family
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a successful agent. The most elegant works ut
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low that almost Woody subscribe. one
agent reports making over $50 IN week, a
lady agent repOrts taking over 80 subscri 1ers
IN ten DAYS. All who engage maze money last
You can devote al your ume to the business. "r
only your spare time You need not bn away
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others. Full particulars, directions and terms
iree. Elegant and expensive OUTFIT free II
YOU want profitable WORK send us your address
az once IL costs nothing 10 try the business
No one who Gu cages tails to make great nav
address " The Peoples Journal" Portland
MaIne' Aug. Is lsT7-iy#
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Boot and Shoe Makers.
Clinton Bretuey IN Lerdn'S building, Bank street.
AHorders promptly flied--iUork gdrrdated.
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CARDS,

Furniture Warehouse.
V. Schwartz. Bank street, dealer IN all kinds Of
Furniture. CoDins made TO order.
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Railroad Guide.
NToRTHP PENNA. RAILROAD.

Passen gers for Philadelphia leave Lehishton
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the apples are good
But j am Better
and if You Love me
answer this letter
Good night to all

-GRlrE WINE FOR CONFERENCE.-THE
superior quality and entire purity of Speer's
Port Grape Wine, of New Jersey, and the
success that Physicians have had by its use
has induced them to write about it,, and
caused hundreds of others to prescribe it in
their practice as the best and most reliable
wine tO be had. 1t is held in great favor for
evening parties, and for communion pur-
noses
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GaAyAAy is not easily earned in these times
NH 4 but lt can be made IN three months
NV ~ any one of either seNln any part
,-. of the country who N Wiling 10
WoiE sleadlY 70 the employment that we lilrn.
lsh, 500 week in vOur own town. You need
NOT De away lrOm home over night. You can
give your whole tlme to the work or only yOnI
spale moments. II costs nothing to tIy the
business, Terms and % outdt free. Address
at once, H HALLE1r & co.,
leolyA Portland, Maine.
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Returning, leave depot at Berke and Ameri'
eau ST., Phiia. at S:l5 ana 9:45 Il. m; $3.50, $50,
and 500 p. IN. ELLIS CLARK, Agent
Jane ., 1873.