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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-08-12

The most popular and fragrant Perfume Of the
day "HACKMETACK," try it. Sold by A. NJ.
GERRY, south Paris ,and all other druggists.
Do You Believe IL
That in this town there are scores CT persons
passing our store every day whose lives are made
miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour and
distressed stomach Liver Complaint, Constipation,
when for 80 cts. will sell them shiloh's Vitaliz-
err, guaranteed to cure them Sold by ANGER
RY, SO. Paris, and all other druggists.
We Challenge The World.
When we say we believe, we have evidence 10
prove that shloh's Consumption Cure is decidedly
the best Lung Medicine made, in rs much as
will cure common or Chronic Cough In one half
the time and relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Who op
Ing Cough, Group, and show more cases OF Con
sumption cured than all others. twill cure where
they fail, IL is pleasant TO take, harmless to the
youngest child and we guarantee what we say.
Price 10 cts, so cts. and 100. II your Lungs
are sore, Chest or Back lame use shiloh's Porous
Plaster. sold by A. NJ. GERRY, SO. Paris,
and all other Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-08-12
Nnn-Residcnt TnXcs,
In the town Of Albany, and County Of {
g.. tho y.rr H..

In the town Of Albany, and County OF oxford,
for the year ls7s.
The following list OF taxes on real estate Of non
resident owners IN the said town OF Albany FOR the
wear ISIS in bills committed % Justice n pinwa!l
Collector OF sand town on the eighteenth day Of
June ls1, has been returned by him 10 me ~
remaining unpaid on the l3th day OF June, 1919, by
his certificate of that date and now remain unpaid
and notice is hereby given that II the said taxes
and interest and charges not paid into the IreA
sury OF the said town within eighteen months from
the date OF the commitment Of The SAID bills, so
much OF the real estate taxed a. will be sufficient
to pay the amount due therefor including interest
and charges will, without further notice, be sold
at Public Auction at the Irea9urcr'7 Once 10 Wit.
ms dwelling house, In said Albany, on the first
Monday in February, $50, ut one O'Clock IN III;
afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-08-12
Freedom Notice.

THIS may certify that have this day given my
i son, ALONZO DIMoCK, his time during the
OF his minority, 10 trade and act for
himself and that shall claim none of his earnings
nor pay any debts OF his contracting after this
date. \. X. DlMOCk.
Witness GEO. III. WATKINS.
West Paris, Aug ., 1879. 5-3w'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-08-12
Non-Iycsident Taxes,
IL the town Of Rumford, In thc County % ONl5fd,
Tor the year los.

IL the town Of Rumford, in the County OF oxford,
Tor The year ls.s.
The follow INK list Of laNcs on Real Estate 90 non
resident owner. in the Town of kIiuiIrt. i'f
the ear lr5s In bills committed 90 Janice - Nor-,
Collector OF said Town, ou the -ntu day COZ
July, ISIS, has been returned uy him to me- a-
remaining unpaid ON The .t-h day 90 May. l,i',
by hts certificate ct that date, aud now remain
uupaiI. and notice Dr., hereby gwen that ID The SAID
taxes and Interest and charges are NOT paid into
The Treasury OF The said Town, within eighteen
month, IRON the date 0l the commitment oi The
SAID bills. cd much OF the real estate taxed 80
viii be sufficient 20 pay ,nr amount due therefor,
including interest aud charges, Will without iur-
ther notice De sold ~ Public Auction, at the
store OF {. ". kIAiBALL, Ia said Town, on the
3Ist day Of January, lsoJ, al ~ O'Clock, a. N.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-08-12
M n. cornlr corni..i9nlr. ID 0r-ora C.nntn.

THE undcr- gucd, sclccimcn 81 the town - III
i ram. IN the county OF oxford. respectfully
represent that the public convenience and safety
require alterations and new locations in the county
WAY, 10 SAID Hiram, lcaIing rom tliram Bridge to
Brownucld: commencing att point between The
BENJAMIN Burbank road, called and the dwelling
house Of samuel t. Clemens, thence uorihcrlv,
interesting with the said county way at such
20 M between the said Clemens house. and the
dwelling house Of Marshall Spring,-as YOU may
think proper. The way now travelled, being dan
gerous, from encroachments Of the river, your
early attention Is earnestly requested 1Ou are
also requested by the undcrs gued, 20 make alter.
allons aud new locations AT point or points along
the southerly sections OF tbs new county road.
called Bull Ring leading from East Hiram to pcu'
mark line u upon examination, in YOUR judgment,
such alterations and locations are essential 10
the public good.
JAMES EDGECOMB, 1 >elcctmcn
JAMES NJ. lOU NJ. %
MARSHALL STRING, Hiram.
Iran Iuly l. ls-q.
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Steamers EIeanora and Franoonia'

Will until further notice leave Franklin Wharf
Portland, every MONDAY and THURSDAY
at 7. NJ, and leave Pier 80 East River, New
York, every MONDAY and THURSDAY nj
L. NJ.
The Eleanorais q new steamer just builtfoTthis
route aud both she and the Franconia are lifted up
with nne accommodations for passengers, making
this the convenient and comfortable route for
travellers between New York and Maine. These
steamers will touch at Vineyard Haven durngthe
summer months on their passageto andfrom New
York.
Passage in State Room o. 90 meals extra.
Goods forwarded to and from Philadelphia,
Montreal, Quebec, ST. John and all parts of Maine.
ss-Freight taken at the lowest rates.
Shippers are requested TO send their freight 10
the Steamers as early as {, p. NJ on days they
leave Portland. For further information apply TO
HENRY FOX, General 4 gent, Portland.
FLAMES, Ag'tPier3s +. r., New York.
Tickets and State rooms can also be obtained al
FXcha re Street iuly27tf
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

The location made. the slow process OF preedme
fine cattle from poor stock commenced. Large herds
were brought IN from Texas Tne bulls were all
slaughtered and their psce supplied by imported sh-
mails from Illinois Orange County. New-fork' or 'h
banks of the Ohio. The herd was then branded anu
turned loose Craze II is visited In the spring ny
the owner, with his little army of cowboys who collect
the cattle. amounting Ia $4,000 or 10000 heao III
their pasture Of 200 miles long and 90 vide Ihey are
driven together immense herds into circular mass
IN which they confined by the cowboys Tue next
thing Il ~ pick ont the cows each of wbich naS o'
ty her brand the calf and 1" gather the threNea
old steers themselves order Ia be sent To market
This Is work OF iitte difficulty and some danger re
Quirnc great skill for its performance without hehe
eorcd or knocked down 10y rush of the frightened nero
The whole article abounis with interesting detais ana
ferns AN admirable picc, o descriptive composuioh
There are papers OF less value on Go the
Mother" the Secret societies OF southern Italy,
LcadvMlc," " The Bicycle" and shcrdan's Critic
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
TIE IN1rRNAlI0NAL REvIEw.

The Dawn of Better Times " is the sub
let of parcr hy Robert T. Porter treating Of the
couraging features the present nsncia and bus
relations Of the country and tho conditions OF
10 general national prosperity. The writer maintains
that ~ Is shown hy trustworthy statistics that there
was a faifer prospect Tor commercial affairs at ihe
OF ISIS there had been at the close of any
year since the crisis OF 1873 For Ihe first tine
manufactures assuming international PROPORTIONS.
In the improved methods. the increase of capital, and
enlarged re-Ourcos. the United states ADVANTAGE
over foreign competitors The item cheap labor Il IT,
remarked by the writer, l. Ia Itself an impeduent to
success For economic well moral and pOlitical
cannot aford TO have our labor poorly
iaid az the labor oI England. Low warcs de-
Ill, distress. No intelligent American citizen desires
compete win foreign countries at such cost. AT
present. as nearly be asCertancd the rate OF
wages IN the United States IS than twice that In
Belgium. three times that IN cnmaTk. France, Ger
many. and half that in England and scotland,
aud more than three times Jaat in Italy ana Spain l.
should be- noticed. moreover, that the aver
axe American mechanic performs rom one and
balf 10 twice as much work I'm gi'cn
time the average European workman, which affords
s great adv.nIage In competition With foreign
nations After discussing formidable array ~ INDUS
trial statistics the writer concludes that the coIutry II
fairly launched upon period Of better times. in which
We may look for fewer failures, grea demand Tor
iron. renewed activity ia the cotton trade. more
pros time for railroads, continued increase Of
ports, aud "a more active demand for western lands
The past five years II depression from which
tust recovering, has taught Tie lesson Of economy, ana
are ready 90 take new start with fresh energy.
We stand today Oh the Drm ground Ol
sound currency; surrounded by all the
evidences Of returning prosperity and may onaby
look forward 10 a continued and healthiul growth Of
popuaucn. and more permanent Development Of our
national The literary contents Ills num-
Der. which Of limited extent, eOmUrise paper by
Mr william story 49, The Art Of Casting III Plaster
among the Ancient Greeks and Roman-" aud critical
and Biographical notice OF VicIOrieD sardou" by J.
Erapder Matthews.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
IJPPINCOTT.

One of the readable and instructive articles
winch give popular tone To every issue o. Lppnc0u,
title Where the Beef Comes From" is de-
voted especially Of the Tex oattlerdde.
which has assumed gigantic proportions since the close
OF the CivI War At that time Northwestern Texas was
swarmiDe with cattle when possessed little value
Their native ranches. They low a grade of the
BOVINE could De found arge. raw boned, with
Wild eyes, long, -rreadng horns. herce In temper
vicious IN aspect. stu their flesh. though dark
IN color and 5oarse IN texture beef, aud
created an ac - demand at tie North. Some
large Governme'.. contractors found profit
IN Importing TEN, and Their example was
soon followed by dealers In ST. Louis and Chicago.
From a few hundred head the dfoves Increased 10 a
thousand or mOre aud the price OF threeyearod steers
rose n Ias from Fix aud eight dollars head TO ten
mud aftcsn A. the trade increased II gradually
further East and the demand at length became great
thai the dealer began 10 turn their atten ion to
the hcrding aud Improvement of stock. As well the
selling Of Wild cattle. The principal scene Of
operations at present IL IN New Mexico. The
eliLate Is genial SNOW never falls in such
suAuftes ~ deprive cattle OF their food No other
,pot on the continent cc~abines 50 many advantages
for aud is wonder that the great cattle
seaeIs nsay ieeted 1t ss the site Of their ranches
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

An Ia ENIsT TEIFIFE. 1.uo, pp. 2f9 IIouehton,
OS@OUd. . Co.
In connection with an iuartiicial plot, the
author of thi- story las presented several ousiua
sketches OF character. wi,th n oueh Naiuc in outline
an Imperfect in opmont. hetfay quick power
observation aud al cQu,l facility o. description Racho
Suorrin. The heroine. is Tie daughter an ancient
English family which had early settled In a Puritan
colony. ana retaircd tie stately dignity Of their
ancestral home although her motior had found
a husband IN prosperous, busting. and truly
Yankee manufacturer Of the nCi-ibOrhood. sh-
combined the features OF her Enc sh ancestry with a
change Of expression which betrayed her Ncw-Engl
blood allowing restless icht IN the gray Dc.horougn
ewes. that cd AIt reckless smile their matcrns
gravity the village m which sue hved visited by
two young civil engineers who had come 10 rccornoitr
the track railroad III the interest her father.
rhev were men with attractive manners and stfongl'
marked character, and having become quite at home In
the household. found themselves, matter OF
course head ana ia love with the Dung lady
The OF this false position the them Of
the story. and Is managed with subtety of
design which forms effective contrast TO the art
lessness OF the method. In reaching the denouement
no deep-lald intrgues made of; the
incidents natural they inevitable
evey approach sensational writing is avoided the
progress Of the plot limited at rather than FULLY rc
vealed and tho modest otthe picture are
more Impressive than any ambitious touches Of exces-
sive brilsncy The story certainly makes appeal
the lovers Of hchspccd morbid romance. but del-
study OF character u exhibits unmistaknble
Aty of conception ana Tuthflness Of execution. A.
rule, the style j. and orcibe, but several
Instances the freedom OF dicoD would disturb Ing
hsh purst. who would hud the unpardonahle in ae
nsc sucn terms resrreced. good rays, thought
doing, righ array, and the prom scuous inter
change Of shall aud riH should and T0aId, with
gard to classical rieOr
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

PRE- rwlxs OF TABLE MoUNTAtN AND oTHEh
STORIES. Nv BREI sAGrK Emo PIP 2i' housh'on'
The wild tradi,ions of early California life,
which have already assumed tie shadowy aspect OF
legendary romance. afford ueXhaustihle store OF
materials for the quaint fanccs and highly y-aavor'd IN
ycniions of Mr.. Bret Harte. In the common incidents
Of the rude and untuiorcd experience OF the primitive
mip,rs. ne detects every fine vein Of humanity, ana
Transforms The racy of natural feeling into
tbemes for subtle discourse and exquisite Description
The personages Of these stories, indeed make no pre-
tensions 70 the ordinary standards 81 conven-
tnnal character Their code OF ethics is rs
free the mountain brc that sweep over
their airy abodrs. Mr.. Bret Harto's theory Is
10 hnd the soul Of goodness" IN things
ovf." and n he does not a'tcmpt to make depraviN
lovely. he cotGes the most erTac anomalies at socia
lie the craccs Of TIE stories in this voinme
cannot be especially recommended as nutritious OF
Wholesome tor toe family circle Incy mu~ be- taken.
II taken al all a. the experiments II man oi genus
with tie elements oi ahOcigiua nature One OF
The papers he volume devoted 10 views oi German
he presented TO the personal eNrer nee oI the au
thor. showing tie cuHs~s of his receptive power
and hls love OF fsncifu speculation Amoag other
tngs. Mas struck with tue rcuaI kaDr prevalence
OF among tu AGES and classes OF the people
The schoo boy all al once places pair of specac'es
over his shining morning face. HIS sister Marie pink
Aurora aud round Hchc. suddenls wells her nic
eyes with golden orgnete in the Ia ds, OF poyglot
vorsstion The OF Tins juvenile semi-bnndLess
according Mr. Harc's theory Is not o. tie emcrald
skies mysterious fOgs oi the Rhine. bat ia TIE aOo
uauc hach letter uncyuth, slowly Decay ng text ol the
CC.mau "a paabot tlat Ilucks out the brAAt ewes oi
Nouth, ana " bl sties Tie giteVa.s of your ansNas
with a cAevauX de iTisc 0i spiiuetcd lu1uisa.' Nh
Iarte Is excited toa Ies acty' resentment at th,
cmpo. nj Ci ,no Co, mon dos, "a. ast> OF burden i
au GO stii of Vlt.Ia-Tow. J.. ut. t.VI. Ill indignant
protest liust dtpusu t.4s sente aud sympathoic
animal o has pctu qacncs AND po, u3" Dy subject
him such nh0Is. Bu. Mr HItc ha> scarcely VOL
tO rxg-ss uis adlgati. Cf TIE German house->erVi
g. compared VITA tLe I.sh Haad.l"ieeus ioI WAO"
The nat suffrage insisted ou in tis country SA
4. ule->,II.r D. 70. ., aA- eouhnis"'on"4ea a
wei as ousciais cook Lts pressu,e , &C. I,ireeh-
NJ ana grateful as TIE morning heAt, ana as regular
nul slt.hc. -Vs a., An cictu ous, "a, ldeI ,Ians
hilcd iuto German li Tie esicu Of "uow Eden q.
domestic uossultes uuIsaizcu ia an! other county,
and iu-T Triac the hacn,lo hyiu- BOB rmau loi -lng
vi-ha saving faith sent aud future of domestic
Lappi cs and removnc hah toe tcrrors OF coljugHl
hou., ,aecpla-. 81. U.lt.'s IWAns GA tlis IA! ,A.ca.
beng possess certain Nlic sweetness, aui # rOt
Sound history afe imprisoned poetry. II VIII not hc
sal That ~ nrle vo 'mr viz greatly d. tr.c
r IA IN, au, can it bc asserted tAat Il VIII add
ul-cl 90 is brightness
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

BOARD OF EDUCATION.-SEAL PRO
Eleventh Mari the Hall toe Bead OF corner Il
tiianannd him uuti, NO NDAN le3D DAY OF NDNII-
REH, 1879, AMI until 0cloc. SAD Gay, for tIe
DESKS. SEAr-. and other FUKNIrj hE for the
S,hOO-hOu-e on -eNe en- hest. near AyeB.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii also ic rcc' lived az the time
and place ho namct for The -TEAM HEATING AP-
PARArU- for the said schoo House
c. LBFcE. secretary of $50 rd Of school trustees,
i.evclih " iri.
Sealed PROPOSALS VIII also be be the ~cnool
Trustees uf Niotc nth ard the place before ui,d
unto MONDAY. he 80 DAY or NOVEMBER a., amt
utl -: O'Clock a m. day fol thr IRE, ton Il
IRoN SrAIKWAh on tue rear ol tlc new build tho
ca ( side Of list ave. Iear JfthSt
EUGENE "a. PoMERpY, Chairman.
RICHARD KELLY, crctlIy OF Board Of scroo Trustees
NmeteentA Waid
SEALED PROPOSALS vii also b. received by the school
Trustee Of the Tweutleih ar the beiurr nir
until MON DAY. tho % DAY OF NOV EMBi.h, irl9. ard
until $3.50 O'Clock m. sai day fo fi RI iSifl -
NIW BOILER or the SoOul Buildng of West 18th ST.. be-
tween 5th aud lOth.aNrs.
CHRISTIAN +. TfETJEN. Chairman.
r. NJ LORDLi NJ. d.. Secretary OF Board of school
Trustees. twentieth Ward.
Plans be the Office 'of the
school Buildings, No LAG Gaudst thrl
The party submitting proposal aud the parties propOs
To each write his pacc ~
residence said proposals.
Two responsible aud approved residents OF
clty are required IN all cases.
pro will bc ronsdorod nom whose
auccedent dealings with the Board J Education
dert heir responsibility dOu tful.
Trustees the night 10 reject all Of the
ITorOsai- submitted.
New YORK. oct lS 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,

- - III FAi;I. II ~ II, Ut y, =" -. mus
IOI and fhDNIDENCI leave eeW-lor dalY, lhrih hlR
Sundays, from Pier 20 North River fDot o. Mu iav
81 LoaveBrookiyn. 1870 p. nj Jersey city, 400 D. m via
Annex.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT
RTaEAU fOE THE IolilfiION nf TAxFs. )
No 81 Chaubttsst, NcwNor-, OCT. b. is71>
NOTICE TO TAXPAl ERS.-Noticc l. hcI ,bv
~ given fhnt the mt rolls real esat personal
PROPERTY and rtoek IA the Clay County uf
or The wear have been deliver o. the Undersigned and
that The taNe. thef, payable the Cicc.
In ce of payment bror. the Let day oi November next
me ,.r,on 80 having shall entitled the beut nts men.
one In the twenty niuth section Of the Act March 3d.
r,,icton at the rate per per from
the time Of payment to the lat day OF December next
Marlin a. McdAHON,
Receiver OF Iaxea
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
rnrrn oAIL-2::in p. NJ.
MONDAY. Oct. 27-r. "

The excitement in The stock market to-day sA-
ceeded that of any preceding day of this "eeulT
ion il not that OF any day >f previous specuranoh'
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
Bfenmboais duo RAILROADS.

NORWICH Line to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR Tor special imtnd tickets STEAMERS ielve
FER 80, North River daily including SUNDAYS NJ IN Ior
New IOndOn. BOslOD WoIcesleI. DC.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
THE ON RELIARLE STONINGTON liz

IL FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
at . p M. from Pier 3. Norh RIVER lf0O OF Jay ST. -
Special limited ticKets GOOD ONLY ON 40 A. IN con
ne, ts Train at stOuinOn sold this hpe from ios~
to Boston Tor sI
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
Coruorduon AOntes.

BOARD OF EDUCATON.-SEAL PRO
ID PO-AI~ with pafs poet ic4tior- .ill
received by III school lii1 rs o the twelfth
at the In of tho Board ~ uctt of Grand
an mst-. uutn FRIDAY the 18th Gay ~ November 30
ard unth y. in. sii asy, lor ~ AIMING aud
VEN III.ArlNG schuohoI-f In erection
on L. xingtun.aye, beiwreu 5th ami lOlth
Pau- % dinr ini additpnl innrml-
ton the Office of the Nunrr ntendent school
liulaIngs No. - Grand st. tAiId floor.
The par slbmt pIOp al aui the parties promo
10 ONE st each wIe his and place Of
residence sai proposal
RESPONSIBLE and approved suretcs residents Of this
cit, are A. quir,d in all oi>o,.
No pr no-nl will from PERSONS whose cha
Wifh the Board Of Education
dct their responsibility dOubttul.
the right 10 reject all OF the
proposals submitted.
DAVID IT. KNAPP
CHANLFS fRARN.
ANDREW J.. SsILARp.
GtKMAIN II HNUSCItEf.
KOSEWELl.G. RpI.sION.
Board ~ Schpp Trustees. Twelfth Ward.
Dated New. York, October Is 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

FOR NEW-HAYEN. HARTFO6D, SPRING
i FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS. y REA L. ind In.
ictmeGiat points. steamers leave Pier - T.. H.. daily
vith spr trans Al ivrn iol liaitorl -pu ga a.
Ncw-lor ara com st. Brooklyn Excursion TO Ne~-
Haven ami return. ~ %
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
Nem 11IblIfaIlons.
rE,HE WORLDS CHILD-MAGAZINE.

John SIceneaf Whittier. the most child dheaTied he is
among The of American authors. writes Of ST
NrUOLAS "it T. little 10 say of this ma.azine that IL is
IN, he periodical iu the world" Prof Proctor, the
al,noluer wIoe FROM London; "Whst wondeifu maya
zine II young folks and quite much delighted
with American children bel" That II - calculated
delight the little ik everywhere Is Indicated by the fact
be ISSUED in French by Deaglave Of Paris, and
even The little MOsns have avolume made "! II
TRANSACTIONS NICHOLAS into Arabic by the II
IL Jessup
Beginning with November number tready Oct 25)
magazine be printed heavier paper with wider
gins and ,nlaI that the volume vii
contain nearly two hundred more pages than any former vi
umc While the pce VIII remau the The publishers
also announce many brilliant novelties, including
A NEW SERIAL BY MISS LOUISA NJ. ALCOTT,
entitled "Jack jill" II IS written in This favorite
aufhor best vein Will begin in Christmas Deccn-
ber) There viii be series Of OpenA Papers. by
authors devoted 10 descriptions OF outdoor hfe and
incidents many lands but including hints and directions
orenar boy sports aud exercises and
department. the TTeasureBox of English Literature" IN
which gwen gems FROM standard English Ameri.
authors These VIII be selected with view Of enc0ur
aging young people the reading and FUN shng,
when practicable good pieces recitation
school.
AN ACT1NG-PLAY FOR SUNDAY. SCHOOLS.
by tie Rev Edward Eggeston printed time the
hodavs fun directions for It's representation in school
exhibitions and beautiful fairy opcreta for children,
titled "The Sleeping Beauty the Wood" will after
appear.
The November number besces It's paper and wdened
margins VIII beautiful frontispeces redlne
tilcpaQe and contain oyer sixty illustrations. II
viii begin
ANEW SERIAL STORY FOR BOYS.
Among Lakes" by the author Of Dab Kinzer" OF
whom New-York Tribune recently MIR Osborn
soddar equally home In the des rpiion Of English
fox hunt entertainment in noble house. and
pursuit a savage trAl in the wilderness"
Another splendid serial for boys has been secured for this
volume FairpOr Nine" story OF baseball club bv
Noah Brooks In short, ST. NICHOLAS, which has no
rival on either ntinent. be better than
superb Christmas number is in preparation 10 appear
early IN December subscriptions should begin with Novem
Der.
Price s3 a year 20 cents number
Fos safe Oy all book aud news1eaiers
SCkIB\ER a CO. Npw-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28
no PHILADELPHIA 4
fENNsYLVANiA RAILROAD

PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LIN e
between
NEW-YCRK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trans daily tnree depOcs
Philadelphia, two New-Iork
Double Track. the most improved Equipment lni the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute stiey.
On anu after Juy Z. 1873
Express Trans leave DssDrOSses AMI COr-
... . landt street Ferries A. fOlow-s
4:ou 9V o@O 10 nuntel ~ a. l. J:SO . , t, 49,,
ana 40 p
Boats "boOkyn Annex" all through trans
Jcls Guy anordng a speedy and direct uah,e: fOI
Ito0kyn uaNeL
fsruIfung trans eavr Philadelphia 1901, 3..O 800. Z
800 Z 500 aud "a a. m. ilned lIess l.j1 D. > l.
h.O amd $50 > NJ ON sunday. .Ol. 32O 300. 500 and
:. Il M y.
,r,cK,t on rs-Nos 90 ana g.i broa1was. No Astor
Uous, Dcsbrusses COrtaudtsts SO Court
st. ana ookyn Annex Depo, foot ruonst BrooA yn;
IA. l6 ami llS uisO HUuok Depot Jersey
Ciy fmigTaut !lcAe. once, NJ. ; Batieiy'p ace
FRAN h THOMSON, L. H. FARMER
General Manager Gcnl Passenger Agt
New-York tribune., 1879-10-28

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