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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

fundamental principles underlying the
whole method:
1. The permanency Of form in trai n.
cd trees is dependent on the equal diffu.
sion Of sap.
?. prune the strong branches short
but allow the weak ones 20 grow long.
3. Depress the strong parts Of the tree,
and elevate the weak branches.
4. Suppress the useless buds on the
strong parts rs soon as possible, and as
late as possible on the weak parts
B. Nail up the strong parts very carry
and very close To the wall
.. Delay mailing the weak parts as
long as possible.
z. Suppress number Of the leaves on
the weak side.
5. Allow as large quantity of fruit
as possible on the strong side, and sup.
press all upon the weak side.
3. Bring forward the weak side from
the wall, and keep the strong side close
to IL.
10. The sap develops the ranches
much more vigorously upon branch
cut short than upon one left long.
III. The more the sap is retarded in
its circulation, the less wood aud the
more frut-buds will develop.
II. To retard excessive growth, either
during autumn root-prune, or remove
the trees, or in the spring expose the
roots to the sun, and keep manure and
water from them; retarding the excess
sive vigor of the tree leads to its fruit
bearing.
IL. Keep the fruits, as far as possible,
vertical, and their stems lowermost.
IA Let the leaves lap over the fruit
I'll nearly ripe, when light as well as
heat must be allowed TO bear on the
other side.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

Day before yesterday afternoon
outgoing Yuma train left Los
geles on time Every thing went on
usual until il approached Cucamonga
ation. AT this point sand-storm of
traordinary violence was encountered.
le train was soon obliged to stop. SUI
rintendent Hewitt was at once CON-
inicated with by telegraph, and 4
mber Of men were dispatched from
quarters 70 clear the track, but Ut
~ without avail. The train was de-
ed some Is hours. When we state
Il the rails for distance Of three or
miles were covered with sand to
Pths ranging from one TO three feet,
force Of the wind may be conject
FL. The simeon or sirocco, or what
r II may be called, came whistling
ough the Cajon Pass as though il
discharged from a funnel. The in
nlng Yuma train was delayed for an
~ and a half through the storm.
me seven years ago a whirlwind
ired out Of the Cajon Pass, which
X substantially the same course as
wind day before yesterday. The
q plain traversed by it was about
&c miles wide, but it fortunately
Pped right ut the edge Of the cele-
ted Cucamonga Vineyard. For
ca Of this width the soil was shaved
a. with knife, being carried resist
~ over the Cucamonga Plains. Sand
piled 70 height Of several feet over
roof Of the station Of the old Stage
npany. making total sand-drift Of
T ~ feet high. The storm Of the
er day must have heen twin brother
nat. Los Angeies Herald, Dec. n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

Locomotive whistling is to be
superseded at Poughkeepsic, N. r., by
q bell worked by electricity which will
be set up in the depot. When the train
arrives within mile Of the station. the
bell will ring until it gets to the depot
The danger signal is thus given. and
the waste of steam is avoided, to say
nothing Of the racket.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

Miss Selma Borg, Of Finland, Rus
STA, recently gave the New York Soro
sis very interesting statement Of bel
views on women's education and on the
status of women in Finland.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

A nurse at Warwick. Eng, ha,
been fined f2 for violently slapping {
scarlet-fever patient, a child Of five,
though It was admitted she had been
up day and night and was very much
exhausted.
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chi n Anywmssr can make si2 aday AZ home Costs
uVAU OUTFIT FIRE Address TRUE co. Augusta. AZ.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

BE SURE and call for Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup, u you are troubled with bad cough
or cold. II will give you relief. For sale By
every respectable Druggist. One bottle, %
cents; Eve bottles for Sl.Oo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

Clifford's Febrifuge -- Palatab BILE,
Powerful, Antiperiodic and Tonic
Natures remedy for Fever and Ague. Never
known TO fail in q single case. This popular
remedy differs from All other Agus Cures, in
being free from all poisonous effects on the
system; 1t enters into the circulation and
destroys all malarious poison, and thus
Of those distressing after-sensations such as
fullness and pain In the head, ringing Ia the
ears and partial deafness. Try IL once and
you will never be without IL.
j. G. RICHARDSON. prop'r,
For sale by all Druggists. St. Louis-
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WHEY WRITING TD ADvERrEsRR
please say veu s9r rh~ Adrerstsrm~s
80 fhss paPev. Adr~vfssess take 70 kns.
srhea aud sehsre thstr Adsessss spssna
ere vsvsnO Ssse.
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1907 1900 e97 sss 800 1863 1909 1874 1891 1874 1884,
1878. 2137. 1881. 2270, 1911 ls02. 1880 lu23.
SUPERIOR touRr-GrNRhkL TRRM.-Adiourned sine die
SPECIAL rERM-Speir J-Court opens ne 10 Q. -Calen
dar called az IL q. m-Nos 70. a. 90, 81 90.
1MALlEkN-PARr i-Cnrtia. e. J.cunrt opens Nc ~ a. M
33a. 527 546 900. 16-.
PART Il-Afjourned until December Is
PART IlI-sedgwick. J.-Court opens at IL Mos
6@3 2l l93 422 420 43g SOS. sci. 603, 800 b9s 53y
22 022 4Ol l0s 245 49, All 472 47S 5i2 50S, 57O S4
COMMON PIKAs-GESrRAL rERM-Adourned for the term.
No. 3.
EQUITY TKRx-C p DAILY. c. J.--Cerrt opens IL a m--
Ma. 20.
TRIAL THRN-PARr I-IaIremore J-Court opens at IL A.
Mos. iu1O 22Os ll46 io2l 3214. 2411 1881 SOL j29
ll2S. 234l. 1923. l22f 1925. 1877.
Pant IIleach. J.-Court opens az IL n. m.-Nos llta
ao ii9s 1896 ill., 2lol 1852 HOS. ll3l 1l65, ll54
MAXINE CorRT- TRIAL TERx-PArr I-Alker J;-Court
Dor, 34l, 2Sl6. SOL. 900. 3s03 252. 1896.
PARi INC Adam. J-Court Optns az 10 mNos ltl. 81
lo0 2l5s 49, 1890 g. je92 39O l06 52S5 p 3772. 1913
56b2. 1886.
Pant IiI-Coepp J-Court opens 10 a. m.-Nos. 1873
2lO 27 S3 $40 rs. $780, 49, 3276, 1923. $751; 1856. 34
Ia. 3S7. 362
GENERAL sEsslovs-PAgF I-Cowing. 1.-THE People agt
Jonn j. Moore. robbery Patrick Ryan. Jeremiah ONeil
Henry Johnson Henry Hail. grand larceny James kerri
larceny person
PART IIdersleeve.J The People Timothy collins
William II. Miller forgery Michael DAILY and bat
terry n ward Lvou. John McGnn burglary Philip VAN
robbery
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

tNllfD SlAltS SUI hfsME OOthl.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The following bust
ness in the United states supreme Court
to-day
Ohlo X Hamilton. OF roleuo. OHIO admitted
practice as were also Luke W finay of Memphis Teun
Marry and George W Deans Of Jacksonville Fla, motion
No 5s~Eaward Clark trustee CT al appellants aet the
OF the Freedmens savings and Trust CON-
epion no G7~rse Chesapeake amt ono Canal comsany
sSg'' o the District 81 Columbia armed NTH costs Jus
strong delivered the opinion. No. lT3-wilam H. Nc
TsShe onv question presented bv ths case il whether
Court below erred in nsructing the Jury that the plain
ng causet by a wouni carelessly inflicted by de.
more s dSs sa a aSS the UsA anS instruction r S
compensation for the personal suffering endured by
TINS was no The Judgment Of the
No s5-sexius y. Wilcox aiu'in in error the Nuske
con Baoming Comiany affirmed with costs and interest
sfpcsnts ssI Robert A NisDet trustee affirmed with
costs The Clisi Jus,lcs delivered The opinion No lo3-
panv Motion dsm submitted No. as7.-rhe chi ago
and . E 5 SS eSsp|as al nSec a ISsn
ara appellants John J. Blair. Motion dismiss sub
Repsmiu + Gilbert Argument CONTINUED by 5. r..
for appellee Argument concuted by George + Ap-
ION ami Railway Company ct al plaintiffs in
ton OF counsel plaintiff in dismissed with
sllcaTope A Broasa plaintiff in error agt the CITY OF
na-x pate II. Reseubaum for mandamus. Argued bv ].
"a bS Howard and Robert STYLES Ia opposition No ss
Fletcher L!nsaie plaintiff IN error ast Hiobard : Dan
by waiter Vandvke ana W cope Tor de endsnt error
ChetJustce ate today annOuncedhe adoption by the
81 An records and arguments printed for the Of
conveniently cut ana bound rs to an ordinary
voiuue After the 1st day Of October 1880 the erk VIII
on 10 the Judges that do not conform to the requirements OF
=" AiIairnei uutn 10 O'Clock tomorrow
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME couKr-CHAsBERs-Brsd J.-C0urt opens az
1890 m Calendar called IL m-sOs 81, SO 90, o.
b5 IS. 81 93 90 &c. 49, ll5 10 III lzS lz 100 l3l
ia. 1856. l36 1871 lt6 l6& 10. lG 1885, 49, 1877 zOv
1l3, 22u.
ckSrrAL rED4-Davis r. d. ana Brady and ingalls, IL
Adjourned until December 10
srxaAL iEan-ssnetL Court opens az 1880 M,
S05 3l0 l30 2s 70 49, l7s 535 334, $50. $685. 3J7 1885,
S3g, 54O 34l. 342 343 344, 345 346.
Nos 1883 2sg 1913 lls3. 1913 1901. 1902. 1888. ILL
1911 1903 lZs1 1884 1885 1872 1879 1913 l426 l230
lle6 l$5s 1879 1870 1865 7S0 1919 1881 l445 9ss s2
i7ti i7sb. l7<s i7i7 i74s i74s i7oo ISL 1854 i75s
Part II-LAwIence. J.-eourt opens al l0ssO a m-Nos
1922 1872 ego 1910 22s5, 1880 6ss4 ns7 7ss I7e
lola NO yIdt li7g 49, itl. lsl4 zlsl, i7so. 1884,
PAA1 IIl-Don0hue J.-Court 0peDs al 1880 a m.-NOs
}sss 1888 1888. 1889 aes 1852 III 1872 1881 1919
a07 l7os l722 1884, lls9, 1887 1900 le4O 1874 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-02
COURT OF APPEALS PROCEEDINGS.

ALBANY, n. Y, Dec. LIN the Court of
Appeals Monday. December 1. 1879 present, Hon. SAN
ford f. Church, C. j.. and associates. the following
business transacted:
ss.wilam a. Guest appellant agt the City OF BROOK
au Others Respondents argued by John j. Townsend
fr appellants. am G. DeWid for respondents No III
-ksanOr rerrel. respondent Randall e. C0wenhoven.
argued by x Mex OmsbY for appellants. D. 3.
barnard for ,pondent No 1@O-The Chenangu Bridge
Company respondents Clinton r. Page ami another
appellants passed. NJ. ll4J. Philip Weyer aud
another apTeants agt William Beach. respondent argued
BY Hart for appellants submitted for respondent
No lS.-Dwght B-eue respondent. agt Herman l. Esta-
and administrators appellants arCuct by
for appellants Erasrus T. Hart Tor respondent
Tie following Is the Court o. Appeals calendar Tor TUESDAY
December =. 1875 Nos 100 ~ III, % los, 10 1l9
md 100.
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Bankrupt Notices.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 18th
day VI November A. ID. 1879, Warrant N bankruptcy
was issued against the estate oT HENRY r. AMBER
SON, The CITY OF NewYork M the County Of NewYork
and Of New-Nofs WHO na- been adludged bank
rupt on his own petition; that the payment OF any
lebts ana delivery OF any property belonging % such
nankruut To him his o L
property by ioradaen 5v law that meeting %
the creditors said bankrupt their debs aad
moro assignees OF his estate VIII De held
M Court OF Bankta.scy. Dc hohieu at No Warren
In the CITY before John ". Lite esquire.
Register. the 18th day OF December A. d 1873 AZ 10
clock a. IN LoSl - ~ IA !, ~.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Monday. Dec. 1. 1877
The following sales were held at the !
change salesroom to-day
BV l. }. & T. PhftIips
About 40 acres Of and loth.ave rum ing through
10 Broadway. adjoining the lands Of the y Y Ju.
vcnne Asylum. 18th Ward: Chas CHEESE.
BIZ f. n. LudiOU E Co.
plot OF land 6th ave- block front between 14Orh
and l4lstsis 1879 0x75N9g1 lxl35I Ox1S.2x
SSlX225; Manhattan savings Institution .----.--. 20
BIZ Brrndrd SRyts
2-story br1ck building with lot, No Benwick-st.
es 2i.7 n n OF Canalst lot, 67x7O; w Dim
5-siory brown stone building with lot. No ia 9th
ave q = 800 II Of 52d-st. lot 25xlUO; Daniel Nc
By Jos Mcclure
4-stOry brown stone GweiN with lot. No Sla Lex
ingtOnave. - 53.6 II OF 62d.sl lot i7x7O; Jas
~ Richard T. HdrIlet
5Sfory brick bu ling with lot No 2lO West slst 81.
SIS. 2iO n c OF shave lot 2Sx9S9: Nazinan. 10
lots East 97thst. 100 IL G of 4thave, zach 25x
lOO.ll. and lots East 9Stl-st. go n of 4tl-
ave. each 2JxlUO.l /; DAHL Mel Qulckenbush.--. L.
Bg Louis MeS3er.
3st1 ~ brown stone dwelling with lot. No 324 West
42dst, :. ll6 II . Of 9th-aVe, lot II x9S.9; ac
hOhs benz Slre------ -
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ferInres ano Mcetlnas.

nR. LAMBERT'S LECTURE.
~ This advertisement presented at SrE1NWAY HALL.
TUESDAY, O'Clock will give good seat with 25 cents
reserved seat subject The Three Digesoua" Food etc.
Cree Lecture for Women.-Young WOmen's
Christian Association East s0hst Second lecture
the bv Prof Beiord Monday evening Dee al =
eubect-TOur through scotland. lust by StereOp
icon freel be obtained at the building
I ECTURES. with Stereopticon. at Pres.
IL Memorial Church by the FASTER the Rev &. :. ROB-
INeON ID. d.. every Tuesday evening IN December. az
7:45 switzerland. Versailles England ana scotland Al.
mission 81 cents
~ stated meeting viii ne IA q the Library tuesday
evening. December :, al ock Hon. EkAsIUs BROOKS
rrad "a The historic II Press"
ANDREW WARN Eh, Recording Secretary.
CIXTH ANNIVERSARY OF the founding of
- Reformed EpscoBal Church. Crlebrated by
msmoraive service IN the First Reformed Episcopal Chnrch
Msdsonaye ami 55ihsL. ON Tuesday. DecenOer = ~ y
y IA. Addresses by The Rev. Df. ltEA aud Others
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Gcrpordron Notlfes.
FINANCK DEPARrMrNT.

BraRAg IiiE COLLECTION on TAXES.
No. 81 Chambersst. NKw- YORK. dec !, 1879.
NOTICE TO IAX-PAIERS.-ALL PER-
~ SONS WHO HAVE OMITTED 70 PAY THEIR
TAXES FOR THE YEAR ls59 are bereby notified rs re-
law the 90 The heceiyer II Tax az his
once. ON OF before he LIST day % January. 1850.
per will be collected ON all taxes paid be-
fore the 10Th day OF December. instant per ceat
all paid and after thai date. and interest
at the rate OF 2 per cent pr annum computed from
the 9th Of October last the day which
rDlls delivered To the Receiver,
all taxes remaining unpaid ana after the said st day Of
no money win he received after o'clock p NJ once
MARTIN r. MCMAHON,
Aoce.yer al TAxeA
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EDUCATION AND TRAVEL

PRESIDENT W. <. CLARK,of Amherst ass ctfnly
socits correspondence and interviews with persons
teresed in the liberal education OF young OF
order for their c1nsderat
preparing around the world
nis floating institution OF learning which hoped
may permanent Will enjoy the society and
accomplished professors the Of all books
and and the privileges visiting under
conditions the principal cities and most important
localities OF countries during the two yezrsOccuped
in clrcumua vigating the globe.
The pat enterprise able snc willing do
ever NAV provided
number OF students should apply
Address PRESIDENT W =. CT ARK.
Amherst. Mass
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OIL TO BOSTON
I'D VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
W LTnNTNI.ION I'M


The elegant steamers MAsSACHU SETS and RHODE
ISLAND leave Pier SO Notn River loot VI Jay ST. at sJO
.. H., daily. EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
SPECIAL rstcass limited tickets sooi only for the trip for
which issued both train. specified
II each tcket sold this line from Newly ork to Boston
81.
staterooms tickets Nos 1858. 1917 and
o. broadway, metropolitan and Fifth Avenue Hoels
New York Brooklyn
sold al principal hotels and ucketOces ami offices
OF WesrcOtt Express Co.
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only.
Steamers Galatea Pier 30 North River
foot Of Warren-st daily, sundays AT for
Providence direct either line taken atowest rates
l. w FrLKINs D. = BABCOCK.
Gen. Agent President
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Brookinn Heal gsiaie for Sale.

DUY LOTS IN BROOKLYN, anywhere near
ID the line the railroad buildng nj the
price 900 EACH and you VIII double your money IN
year BRIDGE and the elevated road completed thesc
healthy portions Of Brooklyn rendered acce se ~
s0tn-st.. ew.York. NY now don't walt rutland *
WHITING beekman-sL
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fionses an0 Rooms rUdnteo.

A VERY DESIRABLE FAMILY, no children,
N IL desirons hiring thoroughly rst-class dwelling
hve masters rooms and rooms for ser
wants and must fully furnished liberal rent
will paid suitable house Please address with partlcu
lars l.. IL. LlDLOW q W.
lR 24l3l Pnest. Agents
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NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Leave New-York, foot Iberty-st. c. r. r. Of y. J.;
s5 m.FOr Farmngdale. Toms River Barncgat and In
termediate stations.
ll5 D. m-FOr Toms River NineaDd all stations 10 Bay
Side AND FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
400 D. m-For Farmingdale Toms River, Barnegat Tuck
L. Il and Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-02

~ VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE.
For special imitc Mammoth palace steamers BRTS
Toll and PROVIDENCE leave New.YOrk daily including
sundays, 400 from Pier ~ North River foot OF Muir
rayst Leave BOokSn, 4:0J p Jersey city. 4:2O
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THE ERIE RAILWAY.

THE ERIE RAILWAY,
II now known ns the NETWORK. LAKE ERIE ana
WESTERN RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT OF trains taxing
9 "a m CINCINNATI and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches TO Buffalo and Suspension Bridge - -.
y. tDavl Fast ~ LOUIS Express, arriving NJ bnna0
a. connecting with fast trains 10 tue West ana south
west, Pulmans best Drawngroom Sleeping coaches To
p DAILY, Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
coaches through 20 buiso NasaTa rMls, Slneln,
na ana Chicago without change also Hoei DINING cars 10
D. IN. Emigrant train West
Tr5-ns leave Chambers street Depot New York, for -
Newark $40, $40. 1880 3:lO i20, DO blO. l:SO
M and IL midn ght Saturday nights only SUNDAYS sio
Rutherford and Passac. g. 7:5u. 10. 1920 a. m. uhe
1n2O train stops AT Rutherford Park only on sundays
~ noon, 40. ), $3.50 440 5;l0 h' 6l0 $50 10 p m.
~ midnight sundays. g. $780, 1920 las. $50 p M.
Patterson & S45 $50 $40 TO- lO:2o ll3u M IL noon
las & 3lO 3dO 42O l4O ., 5;l0 51 $3.50. 6lo, Csc T.
1880 5. ID. NJ l2 midnight. sundays g. $50. sl5
iO2, A. M. As, $50 T. p m. and ~ midnight
hufern T. 1850 1870 a m. l45 $780, 3. 6lO D. m. IL
midnight sundays o. $50. lO'2O m' lao o;SO p NJ
warwick 1850 a m. 40 p. IN.
Newburg and Cornwall, 100 . a. m- $780, 43Op NJ sun
Rondout and Kingston. $3.50 p. sundays $50
Goshen, O. 1850 0, lO2oa m $780, $780, 49, D. H. sun.
MIddetown, 7:JO o. 1910 a. m. $500 4:30 p. m.
Gays $50. 1910 M, G3O p ~ The A. IN. and i;30 p
train connect with NewfOrk and oswego Midland Rail
Port Jervis 100 o. 1920. m, 49, g. D. m sundsys
23dsi OF and quarter after each
hour from 5s5 IN. 9lJp and At u'45 and ll4
and AIsaping Coaches and orders for
checking transfer OF baggage may De e AZ the Com
nanys Offices Nos a3g 4Oi g37 broadway, n. " No
toairt a. nrookiyn or at the Companys Depots.
Express from the West arrive In Nev-Yorx ~ I-5
a. H. mo- \. ABsUrr. GENT Passr Agt New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
Trains leave EngicwOod Closter Pieimont and
N. a m. IA A. ma
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miscellaneous.

I AIDES, DRINK SERKYS TEA, and be
<beautiul without using cosmetics sERRYS
TEA eruptons OF the skin clears the complexion
whole Those who IL strike al the
beauty and youthful freshness instead OF
destroy by cosmetics To be bought only VI the
SERKEYs TEA Co, 500 Arch.st, Philadelphia Orders by
promptly at Soc and IL box Liberal discount
10 trade.
DATENTS, LABELS, CAVEATS.
MUM q CO., No. 81 ParkrOw. New York proprietors
OF The scientific 81 years experience
Handbook Paents with iu dir cti0ns and
.ent
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NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION

FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
Connection Leave foot OF Lberiy-st for Freehold at
SID y Lao a. NJ. I, j:lJ D.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD

Trains EngiewOod Closte PieimonI and Nyack
$50 900, m, ]. 8. 400 b3n $40, $3.50, 1880 D.
sundays. and $50 D. The 1880 D. IN. Train will
leave 20 minutes alter saturday nights.
snn.i sprina Valley and Monsey z $50 a. M 400 o. M
mo. " ABBOTT. Gen1 Passr Agt. Sew-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-02

COOK.--By an American Protestant woman
~ UNDERSTANDS sOups. meats desserts pastry, bread
cake Jelly. for city country has good references
800 East 23h-st.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY DECEMBER ?, 1879
6teamboats ano Railroads.
A LBANY BOATs-PEOPLE's LINE.

DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier No IL North River
foot Of Canalst every week day m, connecting AZ
Albany (5unav morning cxccpted) with trains North. West
and East staterooms heated BY steam. =
W. W. EVERETT, President.
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COOK.-By n competent cook who under
~ all kinds Of soups meats pastries bread and bis
cui's: willing washing and ironing has
good city refer nee objection the 400 Wes
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6elp Wante6.
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry station in New-Y0rk foot Of Libertys II.
Ferry Station Brooklyn. foot " FuliOn-s JEWELS Wharf
Commencing Oct g. 1s7sTrans leave NewYOrK, foot Of
Liberty a follows;
$50 a. m For Pennington. Easion Belvidere, Mauch
Chunk, Iamaqua, Nikesbarre Elmra, &c. Connects at
Junction with D., l. and W r. r.
-:to a. m.tOr High Bridge Branch. Eason Harrisburg
Manch Chunk, Tamaqua WIkesDarre, scranton Williams
port. sc.
1890 and 4:30p y: m.For somsrville and Feminson
For Pennington. East0n Nauch Chunk Tainalua
wiEesbarre scranton. Tunkhannock. Tamaqua. Hazeon
Reading Potisvie Harrisburg, &c.
D. Bridge Branch. Easton. BeIvdere and
Mauch Chunk.
5aiO p m. day.-For Eason. Allentown and Harrisburg
Elmira &c. Connects ~ Junction for D. l. and w. r. T.
7.i5 D. m.-FOr EastOn.
Fo~ trains local points time tables
SUNDAY TRAINS-ieave NJ S:iJ a. ~ D. m. for Bound
Brook and intermediate stations ami NJ $50 for kaston,
Allentown. Reading and Harrisburg.
Boats Of the BrooKlyn and Ere Annex make connection
CITY and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey City.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ New York. foot Of Lbertys. for Perth Amboy,
south Ambov Red Bank. Long Branch Ocean Grove &c,
SID, ll45 a NJ. l.iJ. 4, 5:l5 y. m.
stage connection and from KEYPORT at Maawan sta
ton
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
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COOK.-First-c luss German cook understands
~ all kinds OF cooking best city references $3.50 6thaye
near 23d.sf. floor
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NORWTCH LINE TO BOsTON.-FARE ON
ANE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,

Pier 40, North River. dally, including sun
fOr New-LOndOn. Boston, Worcester, &c
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On and after Nov. 10. 1875

Double Track the most improved Equipment. and the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
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xieen Through Trains each way daily three depots in
Philadelphia. two IN New-York.