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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-01
,VHE CINCINNATI. WABASH and MICH.

u IiAN RAlLkOAD.-lk i'SIEi- SALE Of RAIL
ROAD PROPERTY Notice n IA by thai the uner.
gued. named In deed 81 executed
by the Cincinnati, Wabash Michigan Railroad COmpany
them dated The ut dav OF July. lsl made
bonds fog S,OOOu9O ISSUED and sold by said railroad
mere than months due ,vahIn n
the b Gay of November A. d. 1879 between hours
10 and 10 Ococg NJ. Of said day. at the office said com
pany The City Of Wabash IN the County WABASH IN the
st te Of Indiana TO- sale public auction
bidder for te of said bonds
with the terms u sid trust decd. the railroad
ding from AMBER Madison County.
point line between the Of ana
Mlclsan by way OF Marion, Wabash Warsaw and Goshen
particularly forth said trust
ded as follows 10 wit; The ties ngs, switches furn
the entire ersruciuc IL now is,and
OF for said railroad al the estate
the operating 81 sal road with all
tenances owned aud all rolling stock iescrip
ton owned by said company and used 10 said
and all station houses oos and machinery
ton and property, real personal line
OF said ra used In Oerating the and
income proceeds OF said road the operating same
aud Of the property and lands aforesaid franchse
Rhs nd priv Of said company the owners OF said
line OF railroad.
will cash. will receive
In Of the highest BID thereof bonds
said oh company secured ad deed OF trust for
proportion 81 the face thereof and would
be cable The Of such bonds and
the proceeds Of snch sale all bonds secured by said
trust being entitled TO All equality In such proceeds
JEPTHA II. WADE
AMASA STONE
Trustees named In said deed OF trust
Wabash, Ind oct ]. 1870
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miscellaneous.

DRUSUES of every description at No. 80
ID opposite Pecksp all articles NJ lowest prices
JOHN k HOPPEL Manufactures and mror,cr
CALVARY CHURCH,
Corner 4th.avo. and 2ls.st
a committee OF the vesry VIII be in attendance az the
church every day the LIST until the 18th November
the purpose OF renting Tor the coming the
prws belonging IL the corporation.
| AIDES, DRINK SERKYS TEA, and b.
11bcautilu without using dangerous cosmetics sERKY~
Ia erupons OF the skin clears The couple
an tn whole SYSTEM Those who Il strike AZ the
and beauty and youthful freshness instead
destroying b0sh by ,smccs. TO b. bought ony OF Ihs
SEKkENS TEA CO. Arch-st, Phaielphil.
promptly Soc ana II box Liberal discount
10 trade.
DATENTS. TRADEMARKS, CAVEATS
Il MUM & CO.. 81 ParkrOw. New York, prOprctOrs -,
The Scientific American" Thirty -four years experience
Patents. Handbook Patents, with lu
and advice. sent free
rJNO COPY LETTERS, PLANS, &c.-Univer-
sal Copying Paste. 100 lbs. s3l complete apparatus
letter szc,sf 80 DELAMOgTE& MAhCHAND ID, 30 Bway
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NOTICN.-SpECIAL MEETINC nf STOCK

" HOLDERS Wabash Halfway Company Toledo ONO.
Ccobri H. 1919 Not, AZ hereby Owen thai IN pursuance
81 a;iun passed a. tc special meeting Of hold.
81 ins Cos acid the l4in October 1879
tasre VIII be- special meeting OF Tho Stockholders of the
Wabash Railway Csmrs'Y he'd Mt the mlauy olic, In
Tocdo Ohp. Fhay, November the 7th 1879 o'clock
tni the purpose 81 acting conformity with
Of The ~ To- Kansas CITY Northern Railway Com.
psuy ia Ia recicno fifteen Directors for the Wabash ST
louis and icino hallway Cumplny.
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ANcwYork ard BROOKLYN Gas stocks. nnd also all kini,
oi BIOJklyn investment .ITfcs. dealt ia Nv
GEO. II. BREATIS>.. - BROaD-~r., ~ Y.
INTERNATIONAL aud GREAT NORTHERN

) RAILROAD CoMPANl.-A persons holding Purclas-
Committees receipts for first mortgage bonds OF the In
tenau"na Railroad COMPANY OF Texas. OF the Houston
GLu Great Northern Edlr tnnpa ui lcXa
by HE EJrIcr and Irnst Iay viii
amount equl to semi aunua interest OF cent
th, it0Iicf pen bonds under
the .heu. o Reorganization OF the Inter national
Nvittcn Railroad om upon pfc-cutaion of their said
fecepts az the ufcc II fae farsr- 1iust Com.
pany 30 IS Xchanerpace la tn itN OF Nea Nors ~
after thc Is. tay o. November. 1873 BY order ~ the Pur
ciasi' Committee. Jch, :. KENNEDY, Chairman.
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THE ERIE RAILWAY.

HE EKlE hAlLWA
ERIE and wIeSIEkN RAILROAD. Arrangement OF trains
9am. Cincinnati ana chicago Day Express Drawing.
room Coaches to Buffalo aud suspension Bridge
tSsi ~ t, Lpns trains sn awyas BSAo
Sesi Pullman's best DrawingIoou sleeping Coaches
p. DAILY Pacific Express for West. sleeping
ooaene mes snonga ,h 70 Buffalo Niagara fns cncl
I p. IN. Ilngrant train for the West
Trans leave Chambers street Depot New.York for
Newark $40 $40 ll3O $40 AGO. 800 6:lO 7;3,
and IL midnight saturday nights only sundays 9IJ
Ruherforu PARK aud Passac g. 1850 To- LOGO A. rn ths
l020a ~ train stops at tutheriord PARK -unays
IL midnlght sundays, O. $50 lo2o m, isiS $50 go
Paterson 8, GAO 1850. $40, 10 io:2o 1880 m ~
$50 l. $50 y 10 D. M and NJ midnight SUNDAYS "a
9;l9 1910 a, M l;i5. ESQ., 4 p M and ~ midnight a
midnight sundays. g. $50. 1920 a m. il5 $50 p M.
Newburg and cornwall 100 a. m. $780, a5o m. sun.
Rondon, ana Kingston. o a NJ s.sop m Sundays s:soA
"aoshen D. 1900 o. 1920 m $780, $50 a.30 d. M sun.
days D. s.5U 1920 a. m- $3.50. y. IN. =
Middietown. 1850. o. 1920 a. m $3.50. 40 p. IN sun
nayI i Ss emmett with New ySS and osSso Maua R
io Pai a. JsTSis 700. o. 1920 4So o. D. m sundayx
$500 10. 20 a. M, o. o'su and y M
Noik-bnats Nv 10 "a 'e anu aiter eAcn
Tickets for passage and for apartments IN Dsawingoom
anc transfer Of bssssse NAV be lett ~ the Cone
pany' onces Nos 2J9 4Oi or 957 Broad way n w. Sa
Express train, the West In NewYork AZ 7as
:" m' mo. 20" n. ABBOTT. Gem Passr Ast New.York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF JERSEY.
a ssS SU and $50 s1% s The is5 ' sa VA
sSo. n xBSoTT. CENT CENT is;s 81 AsI Ssw.SsiI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-01

THE COUPONS due November l, ,ilS.r $50,
i from the income and indemnity bonds OF ihe houston
and Texas Central railway Company Will cashei ~ nu
by JOHN j. ClScp * 7D.>, >. '. 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-01

- Oh and after July z. 1873.
Express Trains leave New-Yok Desbrosses
land street Ferries as follows: Nv
4;So a9V $40 tlOnmted II a. l. $780, o. o. 1880.
p.m ''''' =" ' - = 1872 O'~'
Boats "Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through ,r,ns
al Jyrsy NY. ahordng speedy and direct transfe-
Hetyin9g train, leave Philadelphia 1901, 800 s:55.
1880 :. $3.50 aud III a. ~ LIMITED Express 100 D. M A.
a$0 aud 1880 2 w. ON sunday lsOl. 32O $780, SOU AMI
Ticket on ;es-No. $50 and ga BROADWAY No. As,or
and foot of Desbrosses and Cortandtsts No Cous
st., anu bookln Annex Depot loot OF fnOns, Brooklyn,
Nos. ~ l6 and lis udson Boboken Depot Jersey
FRANh THOMSON. l. A. FARMER
General N anageE Genl Al
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pipioen0 Notitts.

rTyHE COUPONS on the bonds Of steamers
i CTTY on RIO DE JANEfRO and CITY Of PAhA
Will he paid at the Bank OF NewYork on and after No'e'o'
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-01

rT,HE COUPONS due November i, lSiJ,
from the isr Mortgage Bonds Of the Lafayette opn-
npnon ad Railway Co. will be pad by tue Meiton
tan National Bank. &. X CUMMINGS, fftsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-01

ST LOUIS IRON MousTAIs SOUTHERN RAILROAD co-l
Ncw.York oct -, lSit .
THE COUPONS due November 1, 1879, OF
4 the ST. LOUIS AND 1RO MOUNTAIN EAll;
ROAD SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS Will be plnl on anu
,ffcr mai tav M ms office H. O. MARQIAND,
' W my " Vice President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-01

NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
Zoo pBgUN1 BEQ@K K9UI nEt,pu,.

| -
FOR rRESfoS AM ANf ? PsHiiiLADELPHlA
Leave G orr ir5m station O. r. H. of ~ j. foot Of LID
Fr siton corner %inth ami Green sta ct 7i5 9OO ILLS
a. nj 10 !;CD. $780, 7lo, IL !, m on sundays at $40
?5 @ & @ T 6 sS BIS rs at On 's anasS
FIR Trenton Warren and Tucer-sts $780, 7fj. 1875
a nj 30 8: o, 400 $780, 7:l0, IL p n on sunday afo
Rrtnr1n@ ira Ms will leave Phade pha for New York:
Prom station phIa & Reading ksilroad COZ Ninth anf
| u p M on SUNDAY at $3.50 a m; 50, ~ -.
$50 5s5. iiiS o. SUNDAY at s'4S nj $50 m
From AMI cSsrst' ;29 eHesst Non z.
% oa made jersey I CITY ss BY ferry to and
% e oE sae nS fd Ere Of Df oe ss S @ 4o s
a s" an nn I oc %na bScsy AID
che ja Sge from 40 el OF Gc,naon, Apsr
con can be made at g3t LII 'SS OMIT ,x :, n
connection with the Il leS9ISe sS paw pss
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Maui
eancS snd 5loqsaIeEiS Railroads ls3ve cath
Fair lover than by any otner route
NORWICH Line to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR special limited icscts. steamers eave
Pier 40 North River iay including SUNDAYS at M for
New-London. Boston, Worcester &c
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD 1CommsncinE , sept % 1879
tbroush tIap. wieave Grand Contra Ierot; .. po,o,
Adams. Montreal VIA Saratoga drawnsroon
iO:SOa Chicago and Western, Express drawinsroom
100 M ExPres; to Albany ana ROY with connections
TO u9 Sars1 G T We ia pe nd many and Troy
500 y NJ 81 Louis Express dslv with sleeping cars for
n c eST for o 'G Ns sysy day oo and
tor Montreal excepting SUNDAY night via saraoga IA -
Corning. Geneva Sleeping Geneva Rochester
sssy with se; qs, cars 'Ss
and Chicago also exeeD,ng sasasda night 70 WATERFOWL
onlr,l via 81 Osns gu surdiys Iontreai car leares
Ia ~ nj, Nrht EXPRESS with sleeping cars 70 Albany
Gieei; for sale at Nos. 252 and Broadway and &C
Wescott Express Companys oices Nos. Psrs-Dace rs
and 9i2 Broadway, New-fo'k, and 80 Weshngton ST..
Genera p ssenger Ageat
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-Great Trunk
l. 1878 trans New.York via Desbrosses and cor
Lxpress foi Harrsburg Pittsburg the West and souh
with Puna Palace Cars attached m. and $3.50 d m
s to4s ar Ssy eS @ a.
the az KSs'Vs aS ts ana L9ekhayen a.
IS % Of Pullman raIGg cans daily
hF5eSs fSr HIN 4@S 40 , $50 D %iIte
and 70 $50 SO and do 1nS - Emisrans aud second
Ecais o." BrGCK H Annex. CONNECT WIN an through
trans al Jersey cry anordngs speedy aud direct transfer
for Brook yn travel sIor, p,,.purv eo5 1910. ~
ana ESQ mi SSS g. Sag e5csp so Monday s From
" snnSa@ aag NJ From PhadePSa 500 s
1910 @ c SUNDAY $ s5e as c Y Ioo 49, SG ssO and
i1c W9lces 516 e44 Broadway Astor Ioass
and foot Of Dss6rosses and No ccaTtst AMI
iiG iis and Io6Sssn Depot Jersey CITY
York TRANSFER will call for baggage from
hotels aud reslenL FARMER, GenI Passenger AGENT
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
TO PHILADELPHItAAA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
ruE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
lhrouch rra,ns oaoh =. S.u.- rhroo 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-01

E7OR BKIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
4 and HOusat0Ic observation-disclosures leave cath
slip tPer 81. ~ r. daily at 1880 aud 23O
Fair lover than by any Otner route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-01
Efenmboafs ano RAILROADS..
ALBANY BOATs-PEOPLE's LINE.

DNEw and ST JOIN leave Pier No. Al North River
foot Of Canaist. every week day p M. cdhnectiag
Albany SUNDAY exceDted Win trains North,
w. W. EVEHLIr PreA1haL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-01

rv'HE NOVEMBER COUPONS OF the bonds
OF he following railways, will b. paid on presentation
at the HANOVER NAIIONAL BANK -,
Wat rvile aud Washington Railway Ropnbc can NaisV
RAILWAY Sol Valley and Denver RiN dyAtch
ison Rep bican Valley and Pacific Railway al OF kansas
rI'HE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
Il BANK. New. York; DIVIDEND OF I'll re. I ~.
CENT Of al has been declared ON inc 1"ptI
stock Bank payable after the lst of Noy
proximo until which time from this date he transfer llks
will be 81 rcd. DUNONT CLARKE. Cashier.
Oef A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-01

Double Track the most improved Equipment and ths
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-01

Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three deoots
Philadelphia, two In New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-01
TO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

HE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN e
between "
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-29

thartics invented since the time OF Pa
racelsus. People who have been in the
habi. OF using blue pill. cslomel, and
other drugs and cheap uostrums for con
stipation, should abandon such hurtful
and useless medicines, and substitute
for them this pleasant and gentle aperi-
ent, which not only produces the purga.
tive effect naturally, but also strength
ems while it regulates the bowels, stom.
ach and liver. 1t moreover cures and
prevents intermittent and remittent fe-
vers, govt, rheumatism, debility and uri.
nary troubles.
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Look Up, Not Down.

Life 70 some is full of sorrow
Half is real, half they borrow
Full of rocks and full of lodges,
Corners sharp and cutting edges.
Though the Joy bells NAV be singing,
Not song you'll hear them ringing
Seeing never makes them wise,
Looking out from down cast eyes.
All IN vain the sun is shining,
Waters sparkling, blossoms twining,
They but see through the same SORROWS
Sad to-days and worse to-morrows,
See the clouds that must pass over
See the weeds among the clover;
Everything and anything,
But the gold the sunbeams bring.
Drinking from the bitter fountain
Lo! your mole hill seems a mountain
Drops of dew and drops of rain
Swell into the mighty main.
All in vain the blessings shower,
And the mercies fall with power,
Gathering chaff We tread the wheat,
Rich and royal, meath your feet.
Let it be not SO, my neighbor,
Look up as you love and labor,
Not for one alone woe walls;
Every man has cares and trials.
Joy and pain are linked together,
Like the fair and cloudy weather.
May we have, oh, let us pray,
Faith and patience for to-day.
IN. Y. Sun.
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a SorECE or MUcH BoDLY EVIL.
If the habit Of body becomes irregu.
lar, much evil is inflicted on the system.
The stomach becomes dyspeptic, bill.
lious symptoms develop themselves, the
circulation is contaminated, md tho
nerves share ia The general disorder.
10 is OF the utmost Importance that the
bowels should be thoroughly and speed
i'y regulated when they grow derelict.
The corrective agent best adapted to
this purpose IS Hostettcrs Stomach Bit
tcrs, q wholesome, non-griping yegeta.
bic laxative. worth all The rasping ca
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GRANTS REMEDY.

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Grandfather" said saucy little boy
the other day, 'how old arc your" The
old gentleman, who had been a soldier
and was much under tho ordinary size,
took the child between his kneesi. and
said, My dear boy, am ninetySliye
years old. but why do you ask2" The
little fellow. with all The Importance Of
Napoleon, replied, ''Wel!, it appears
to me you are remarkably small Of your
age.
II is said OF Sir Isaac Newton's neph-
ew, who was clergy man. that he al.
ways refused marriage fee, saying in
tone of pleasantly, &C. your way poor
children, 1 have done you mischief G.
nough already without taking your
money
A bright little miss in Napa, Cal, no.
ted for her quaint saying, said TO her
mother the other day: Mamma, when
you went TO heaven to get me did you
pick out the prettiest baby on Gods
fioorT or course mamma said yes.
pardon me-" said Bob, when he step.
ped on the girls foot in the Dance
Don't apologize" said she "beaux or
the shoes are fashionable, and we can
stand anything for style"
The Emperor Alexander, during the
occupation Of Paris. was present at the
anniversary Of one OF the hospitals
Plates were handed round for contribu-
lions, and they were borne by some OF
the patrons wives and daughters. a
plate was held to the Emperor by an ex-
tremey pretty girl. AS he gave bis louis.
dors he whispered. "Mademoiselle, this
is for Your bright eyes" She courte-
sled, and presented the plate again.-
"WhatF said the Emperor, "more?"
eyes, SIRE" said she; 81 now want
something for the poor.
Brown had been in love with young
lady, and asked permission TO call her
by the expressive name Of some animal,
and it was granted on condition that
she ehould have the same privilege.
On leaving Brown said, Good night,
dear" Good night, bore" she aztec
tionately responded Brown has taken
serious affront at the young lady's ex
nress;or
When Cinnamon rolos Iowa % Lie
girl he doesntrave about bis heart nan,
ing for her. etc. No. he simnlv tells
her that be loves her better than he
does rats, and she believea him.
During a revival OF religion last win
ter IN one OF the coIored churches near
CATION, in the course Of fervid cxborta- |
ton, said ooh, nv beloved brndde,s
don't We want TO 90 wba' de watar.,o;l.
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de nbbcF bank an cat for ebbcrmo' ?
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dan IS such country, An YOU'D BETTER |
BE sTAi'rN FOR ~ 'VA" ]!
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