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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-12
Hglg1N MI ANH HOOD
AanEaAsW HOW LlSTl n0K REST0EEp I

just published, a new edition Of DIR. CuI.
vcrweiFs CelebrntPd Essay on the RAJ di-
cal cure tTithnut medicine) nf SpeImaloriLGa
or Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Seminal
Lnsses, lmpotency, Mental Incapaciy, lmped-
menis To Marriage, ETC.; also, Consumption,
Epilepsy and FnS induced by self-indugencs
or sexual extravaganza, &c.
~ Price, IN sealed envelope, only cts,
The celebrated author, in this admirable Es-
say, clearly demonstrates, irtm a thirty years.
successful practice that the alarming c,nss-
qucnces ni selt-abuse may be radically cured
wlthuut the dangerous use of internal medicine
or the arp icati"n of the knife: point ing out a
mode If cure at once simple, certain and effect.
unl by which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be, may cure himself chez PLY,
privately and radically.
~ This Lecture shOnld be ia the hands OF
every youth and man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, ON receipt OF six cents, or two postage
stamps.
Address the Publishers,
THE CULYERW MEDICAL CO.,
70. Box 1886. Al Ann St., Hkw YONG.
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At the same place, on the same date,
and by same, Mr.. JOHN G.. LAS, and
Miss MAGGIE ZTEsLER, all of Perrysburg.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.

Buggy for Salc.-A new open buggy
never used, for sale cheap ior cash, or
will exchange for bowl blocks delivered at
he bowl factory. GEO. WEDDELL.
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PARSONS, FOSTER & CO..
i25 4 127 Clark St., Chicago, III.

Nv n n WEEK in your town, and no
VI capital risked. You can give the
u l. business trial without expense.
kEbHE 4 The best opportunity ever offered
RlHBEsH for those willing to work. lou
~ ~ ~ should try nothing else until yoG
see for yourself what you can do at the busi-
ness we oeer. No room to explain here. You
can devote all your time or only your spare
time to tue business, aud make great pay for
every hour you work. Women make as much
as men. Send for special private terms and
particulars, which we mail free. IS Outfit
free. Don't complain of hard times while you
have such chance. Address II. HALLETT
& CO., Portland, Maine.
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PERRYOBURG CARRIAGE
w. X. HOLLENBECK,

4
Becoming convinced that the hard times aud
scarcity Of money demands reductio4 in prices
ip all branches o! industry, | will from this
date put down the price Of all kinds Of Wagon
work BlaeksnHhipg and Carriage painting to
bard pan prices.
HbrseshOeng will be done al the following
rates New shoes, 80 cts shoes reset, sets.
Setting Tires on buggies and lumber wagons,
81 90.
SpOkes set in wheels from l2X to Is cents
each. according 10 the number SET. Sawed fell
Hes frS lumber wagons, 25 cts. each Bent fell
lies for buRgies 81 to So per set Of wheels.
SIl other work In proportion to above prices.
New work ! will sell as cheap as any shop in
eOuniy aud warrant apy work sent out to give
enlire satisfaction.
Persons having work In the above line to do
will do well to call on me and get my prices be-
f0re going elsewhere.
Feeling satisfied that can please all in Prices
and Workmanship, / thank my patrons for past
aVOrs and hope to merit continuance Of the
fame. w, II. H0LLERBECK.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Sheriff's Sale-Orrin Henry.
Book Cases Shaker, Pratt e. Co.
A dmi ustralnr's Sals-Earl W. Merry.
Stoves and Hardware-J. Davis.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-12

Read the following testimonials from well-known
citizens Of Cleveland:
CtgyElAYF, o., Jtly 8, 1870.
IAWsoH CHEMICAL Co:
GFNrs: have been Laid Up with Rheumatism
three long months. so | could o. walk have tried
all nIcdi,Ues and liuim,nts which could hear of,
bu; NJ currumil I used LAWSON'S CURATIVE,
Which can recommend 10 sun rers from Rhcuma-
,>m, for il cured me in three days SO that could
attend 20 my business.
have Written the above foi the benefit OF those
tk.Gt suffer with thu disrasr.
5. NJ, ROWE, sI4 Ontario street,
[From George Schoiey, the Popular Hair Drcsser.l
CLSvULAEp, o., November 2, 1874.
LAWSON CHENitAL CoNPANY;
For over year ! was great sufferer from NEu-
RNLCIA in my head; tried almost every remedy
that could hear Nf ; was told by physicians that
ought % try aVhIugg q. Chm.tc. A laiy recon-
mended iaWsOn'> Curative. I procured a boule,
and am VI a~ed 10 say lha, the intense pain was
removed almost Instantly, Have used four Bottles
| consider the disrssv entirely cured
Very truly yuur.
GEO, Is SCHOLIY
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Rheumatism and Neuralgia.

Read the followins testimonials from well-known
citizens Of Cleveland:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-12
TOledo 4 peshler AocOmmOdati on .

u. VI. SHoEMtKER, Pres't, Cincinnati.
l.. Williams, Gen'l Supt.
j. " Weller, ASST Sup't, Dayton.
Chvin u. Shepler, Agent, Perrysburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-18
INVEST BRIGHTON BEACH
COMFY ISLAND POINT.


PROSPECT PARK AND CONEY ISLAND RAILROAD
on AND AFTER JUNE Is,
TRAINS between COMFY ISLAND POINT and WlSr
BRIGHTON BEACH will leave 20 minutes from
IA. 1880 making close connections with steam
Ioat= and Newark Excursion tickets
10 80
TRANS between West Brighton Beach and Brooklyn WIN
hafhouriy irom 6tO m 10 y NJ and foa y 10 70
ID IA. minutes I'D minutes
FxcuFson tickets Brooklyn and West Brighton
Beach 70 The Brooklyn Depot Greenwood ytbave
aud 2Oth-D reached by horse from all the ferries
rh.s only line running direct 20 the Obser -
tory feet gh and The New ocean Pier LOCO eet one
landing passengers the OK all the puOhc attractions
GRAND CONCERTS on Observatory Plaza every aiter
noon and evening, sunday lncluded, Di DOW SINUS
celebrated NINTH REGIMENT BAND and NJ All
BUCK III, the world renowned COrnet SooisI -
(roundA lighted by an ELECTRIC LIGHT $4,000 candle
power.
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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
nOrND RNnOK ROTTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
10. I-L ~ z NJ -L--L LL.L- ..-

Al A.
EXPRESS TRAIN TINE TWO HOU rs.
Leave NewYoTk foot Of Libertyst Trenton and Pha
delpha $50, 7.4J y, Halo l3O 4, O:5u tl5, i
Leave Phadepnia from Station North Pennsylvania Rail
road. Third aud BerKssts at 40 TO- ll5O a. % $40, $50
Leave Trenton foI New York 2O e1cept Monday GAO
s:l3 1910 a. m. 1910 900 4I2, 4:lj, $40 p m.
Pullman Drawingroom Cars are attached 10 the a. M 4
p. trains from New York 10 the Ga1 IL n lao D. L.
SUNDAY TRAISS~Leaye New-York and Philadelphia at
9 m $50, Il D. New YOrS for Trenton az . a.
$3.50 p. Leave lrentOn AZ l:20, gao 6:lu p.
Connection made Jersey station by ferry and
from Brooklyn ana Enc " Depot Jersey city.
principal hotels Offices Of Erie Railway New
York and Brooklyn and AZ No Court-st BrOoAyn Bag
checked from residence 70 destination.
ii. p. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Ascnt
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. March
So s79 Leave dpos loot Of COrandt aud Dcsbrosscs ss
Mauch Chunk, HaLieton, MalaEOy City, Ashland, Wilkes
barre scranton and Iuukhann0cK - ,,,,
Allentown. Mauch Chunk NilKesDarie. hmrA Ithaca
Geneva Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls and
~ ROBT sAYRE suD't aud Eng'r.
General Eastern once corner church ana CJrtandt-sts
CAAs. Ii. GU INNINGS. Agent
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Commencing June l6, 1879. Leave NewYork from Pier g.
STEAMER ST JOHNS,
and flvOrite
STEAMER JESSE HOYT,
Connecting az sandy Hook wlll trains FOR
Long Branch Highlands, Be- $780, $3.50 a. H.; 1900 345
5;J6. ?.
ocean Grove, sea Grit &C. $3.50 a. NJ; loo, 345, 5O5
Philadelphia Toms River and Tuckerton r. T. 5s5O a. NJ
Vineiand Br1deeton and Atlantic City. I:Oop m.
WaTerOwn and Cellar Greek, &c. ga ..
SUNDAYS for Highlands ana Long aLCl $780, M
From foot OF Ibcrty-st. C. r. X Of n. J.) Tor
NHeand. Bridg ton and Atlantic City. 1880 p. m.
Phiiade pima and TuckertOn r. r. 1880 aHd 400 p. m.
Toms River, B1cK-DuIS. &c. l:tJ uI l,'O, 500 D. M
". :. sSEDES Genera. Manager
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NEWPORT LINE
~ FOR BOSTON

" FOR BOSTON.
FIRST Glass FARE 81.
Tickets limited and gOOG only steamer leaving New
YorK day OF SALE and connecting train leaving Newport
the next morning az $50 The magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and "OLD COLONY"
will leave Newly oTk daily az Sundays exccpted) from
Pier T. y. H. foot OF hurrays Passengers DIV this
leave ewIore 80 20 90 minutes later than via other lines,
ana connect At Newport at $3.50 with FAST EXPRESS
TRAIN, arriving Boston $50 an THIS l. THE ONLY
LINE running al low fares That affords passengers FUL
NIGHTS RESI-. Returning connecting train leaves BO.t0l
al running through 10 Newport two hours steamer
arrives IN New. lO.k At Z O'clock next morning.
Tickets aud saterOOms De- obtained the Office OF the
Line. Pier IS ~ r.. and on board steamers.
BORDEN q LOWELL. l.. CONNOk.
Agents. General pass'r. Agent.
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MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
poURLE rRAcK ovER 80 ENrIRE RoAp.


DOUBLE 5RtfE RyBf T 6FE1 sSTEnF ROAD
Trains leave foot Of 2ist East River BY steamer sylvan
9rGyo1 tS ttS t2 o Ais 1913 t5!
.6:l5 645. i7'I5, 40 isI5, t8i5 p n.
Returning Manhattan Beach Greenpoint and New
f9TS52 SG i5 Zoo q "a S ,Sl5 10 10 3 s5
l7.l5 1880. SIS, tsa'J 1900 ts50, l0:S5 D "
T1ss a m Tea na se az 15 ANS marked thus ~ ao,
stop at Sleeps He Rag B1 EfpGE DIVISION
steamers Thomas Coliyer" "rsulsht leave Sew,
York r., connecting at Bay Ridge with trains for Ma
s$d,st $40 ti6@5 tll;25 lbs, tl2o t2:20 1873.
Leroyst-s.35 1880 Hiss M; 1895, ti'35 $685.
Pier s~s:55 si0:55 tliJ5 1898. 1855 1886 1850.
The steamer B. r. Martin connects with Elevated Rail,
Whtehas and trains al Bay Ridge for Manhattan
Teave Whitehall st-ta:25 tIo:2s .Il:25 A. mi l2,2J
t;25 1913. t5.2j $40 t5ly t5:Sj 10 ss;25 y H.
Trans l'I A'D RE RET Rs 81 SO SOP LRAvG
s0 .io:55 tlo i:56 M iz5o M i29o 100 .'3a
.7.0G 100 ss:00 $40 s;J5 $50 and iel5 p NJ
Trans marSsd thus eonnse, Win steamer d. r
Trains marked thus connecting With Norh River Boats
EScarsSn rc6es o0d 70 return to NewYork over either
DIVISION bat " RIVER aud GreenDont Tickets are not good On
Orders left Express baggage and
-S Gh%5 % SoNlEETs. EVERY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING 81 GudOREs BAND AND Levy
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
4REf 2 POM for or R Street Ferry
and eo2qsets wth ca e&r' i9r roath Ferry ror..
COmmunpaw Ferries
Barclay street Ferry 10 hOboken- -
CHAMBERS FREE Nearest point Tor Payonia and Erie
RAJ. way Ferry.
FRANKLIN STREET
point FOR Dssbrosses street Ferry
Jersey city, connects with for DesbUss~s and
East Grand street Ferries.
Observation-Disclosures with cars for East and
EIGHrIi.-rRE Connecting with cars for Christopher
ST., and East Tenth street Ferries.
FOU RTEE TIL ET-COnnectng with cars for Eass
Twenty. third and rhirtv fourth street Ferries.
TWENTY TIL IRDST REEr-COnnecUng with ears for
Twenty third street Ferry 10 Jersey civ.
THIRTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WITH cars Tor "es
FOIgrY-SECO y D-sTREEr-COnn with New YORK.
Transfer CompanV's cabs for Grand Central Depot
PIFTIETHSTREET ana SIXTilANENCE-
FIFTY EIGHTH STnEET-SiXtha entrance 20 CentrA
Park. connecting belt Line Railroad
FIFrY.I HIRD STREET and EIGHT ANEN u
SEVENTY. sECON DISTRICT and NINTH.ANENCE-
EIGHTY. FRS r-srREET ana NINTHANENUE-
For uptown trains take east side sLAiI01s.
For downtown trains take west side stations -.
Trains Will jSLst and 6thaye, and olstst and 0tS
70. alternately.
FARE. 10 CENTS Except between the hours Of 5;3O 70
1870 a. m, and u p m, when the fare Is ; cents
WM K GARRISON, PresidenG
" VAN BRoCKLIN. superintendent.
NOTICE to T0URISTS.-The Lake Superior
~ rraDst COmpanys Excursion Rate Book FOR 1879 now
ready Copies be obtained " I. p. CARPENTER
General Passenger AGENT,
Atlantic Dock. Buffalo. Ny.
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Bieambcdte dno Railroads.

DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS FROM NETWORK.
BALTIMORE AND EAlLROAD-LXpress for Washington
and the West-s29 a. Express for Washington and tho
soutb-lOO hXpress fo ashington, The south, and
West-l0 y. m.
Erin RALWAY-y.OO a. m and 600 and .. m Manuel
Spring Valley MOHsey. 100 o 80 a. IN. 40 .. m.
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVERS 1890 and HOO
amt 40. q. 1880. and $50 p
A The MARY POWELL, for Poughkeepsie,
"a. West Point Cornwall. New9urg hondout, kingston.
COZzcns Milton New HamburL Hyde Park ana Cold spring
by ferry leaves daily Nestry ST. Pier 49, N K, at $50
J. m. Connects with Brooklyn annex boats.
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE' LINE, DREW
N and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier No. Al North
River foot Of CsnasL. week day connecting
at Albany lsunday morning excepted wih trains North
West and East StatcroOms warmed by steam
Excursion to Albany return. good 80 DAYS 81
W LNERI.rI. praslent
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no PHILADELPHIA
Il VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through way daily three depots in
Pniadeph two IN Ncw-1Ork-
Double Track, the most Improved Equipment and the
Fastest Tine consistent with absolute saiety'
On and after June l6, 1879.
Express Trains leave New York DcsDrosses and Cor
landt Street Ferries a follows:
$50 1880, 500. 40 lmitet) IL !, $780, L. o. o. l5O
and 10 p N.
Of Brooklyn Annex" with all through
trains al Jersey city, aong speedy and direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel
Returning leave Philadelphia. 1901, $50 300
1880, .. $50 and IL a. IN. Limited Express, 1880 p MI = =
6iO and 1915 m On sunday, l@Ol, 5.-O $780, o. SOU
a m; 4, 1885 p. m. 49,.
Ticket Onlces-Nos. 500 and GA Broadway No Astor
House foot OF DesbrOsses and COrtandsts No court
ST., and Brooklyn Annex Depot, foot OF tutOnsl BiOuA
Bu; Nos Ia. ll6 ana lis HudsoLst. Ho0OHeu :
Depot, jersey CITY. EmgranJ Ticket Office 10 . LAT
tery-pace l. =. FARMER,
FRANK THOMSON, ConI Passenger ASt
General Manager
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Gitn propertp 60 Get.

DOR LEASE-That splendid property No. 20
Waveryplace 33 eet by 100; extended Easements IN
complete repair viii be rented for OF years
terms. Inquire o. the premises
ITO RENT.-The whole OF part Of the de-
sirablc uroycrty known 25 Waverlyplace. Of
CreeuesL VIII be leased for term OF years Tor business
poses residence on reasonable terms Inquire the
TrcH .ses
no LET or LEASE.-The 3l2 story shop or
II factory building $50 CaHalst West; imm edate
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5ce Cream.

EUSSELL,S ICE CREAM, 81 per gallon.
Best IN the city reduction u Bible House. " Z.
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TO TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
TIME AND TRAVEL SAVED
ind after MONDAY, June 30 1879, the popular through
train, with Parlor Cars, wiz leave
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT at sos a. H.
via NewYork New Hsyen and Hartford Railroad and old
Connecticut River Line
Through to the White Mountains by Daylight
central RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry station IN New-lork foot OF IDerty-sL
station Brooklyn loot Of FutOn.s Jewelj wharf
Commencing June 49, ls1Ialns leave NoWl OK, oOJ OF
IiDertvst. A. fo'lowsi
$50 a. m.-FOr Remington, LastOn, Beividere, Maucn
Chunk. TaWaqua, WilkesuaIre, Enirlt &C. connects AZ
Junction with d.. /. and v. r. r.
a. H. HIGH Bridge Branch SchOoeys Mountain
PudGs Lake aud Lake Hopatcuur. EastOn. HarrlsDurg
Mauch Chunk Tamaqua- Hazet0n, WAkesDarre Scranton
MlliamspOT, &C
1880 $50 p. m.For somervlc and Pennington.
%. m.-FOT FlCmnstOD EastOu, Mauch CHUNK. Tamaqua
WIkesbarre. Scranton, IuukhaunOCE IamaQua HaZctOn
Reading. POtisville, Harrisburg, &c.
43O d. m-For High Bridge Branch Schooley's Mountain
Budds Lake and Lake HOuacOng Eastun beivluere and
Mauch Chunk. Connects Junction with D., L and w r. r.
$50 day.-FOr Eastou, Allentown and HarrlsJuTs-
74j D. m.-EOr Eas1On.
For trains local points timetables at stations
SUNDAY TKAINS-Leavc at a. NJ. u y. ~. Tor Bound
Brook and intermediate points and at 500 p M for Eson
Reading and Harrisburg.
Boats ~ tie Brook yn and Erie make connection
Jersey City station, 10 ana Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jersey City.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Red Bank. Long Branch ocean Grove
&c, 7:45 O. LAO a. 1870, $3.50 (e1press L. 5l5,
p. III. -
stage 20 and from KEYPORT at MataWan sta
and Fair Haven at Red Bank 10
and from Point Pleasant at sea Cirt with all trains
REDUCED EXCU ESION FARES FOR THE SEASON
II VnDE p All w Az
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dOuscs auo Rooms Uanleo.

a GyOD house wanted i'm select location. for
h. gv qcE Louse clear ~ eucumbrare ana cash VIII
''0-' EAhAIA Il. ~ ANEis Eyenllg Fost Building
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FALL RIVER LINE

n 4
FORD FITCHBURG, LOWELL MATTHIAS VINE
DESERT, PORTLAND. bANGoR. ST JOHN, n. B.. HAL
IIAH ~ = ana al principal cities and inland ana seasno.e
palace steamers BRISTOL ana PROVIDENCE cave New.
oIs sf"9%f ay Hsu' Leave re!
CiJy 40 p m via Anaex CRAM PkoM aS, CON;
orchestra attached TO these steamers. FL IL NIGHTS
fall RIVER Special train leaves steamer wharf. Fail
River ct goo a m Mondays excepted when the steamer will
ing trains FALL RIVER to BOSTON. First arrives
O' No. steamer arfve s %eW9orf 5so a H. Tcgst
at 2$S, aslS IN 4o 526 gii a57 Boadrag
and at all principal hotels transfer and ticket
board steamers Nos and Co1ts and Al Annex ofcei,
BROOKLYN and Jersey CITY In Boston at No Old state
GEo l. CoNNoR eePeHS P&Ssenger Aeh1 GENT,
FOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Landin
at Cqzzens west Point. Cornwall Newburg, Marlboro,
Milton PoughseeP.ie Liopus fonnec ing Win seI and
p. m, Pier 81 North EyeT foot Of HaTrison-sG
FOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
termedlae points steamers leave Pier 20 + r., daily
y m and IL D. ~ connecting with gpecai trains at New,
Haven oI h1rii9d Springfield sc Tickets sold ana bag
Brooklyn. Excursion TO New Haven and return 81 90
DROYIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,
4 - via Providence Direct
IL The E FAvoRfTE p2GhcE sf FAM hail
MASSACHUSETTS,, CAPTAIN Ray Allen. ... 49,. ,,...
leave m dairy Sundays excepted from Pier 20 North
PsssslgeTs aTivs N Boston at a m NO intermediate
landings between NewNOrk ana Providence. - -
stateIooms tickets Nos 1853 897 1856 and
94z BroaGSay al Metropoa aud Ffth Avenue hotes ~
al hgte and principal ticket ocos and al al Offices OF West
L. w. FilKNs q. P Ag't D. : BABCoCK, Pres't
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatonic
H. and Naugatuck Railroads Fare a. Steamer bridgeport
leaves Cat daily Sundays excepted At llSO m
~. no
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y,
Steamers Of tine NORWICH LINZ leave same pier daily.
Including sundays, at iOr Boston, Worcester &c,
and for Portan and the White Mountains, daily excepting
saturdays
PENNSYLVANIA AILROAD.-G Trunk
Line United states Mail Route-On June
u.s. 1879, Ork. Cort,
landt street Ferries follows.
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburg the West and South.
with Pullman Palace Cars attached and $50
daily.
For Wuhamsport, Lock Laven. CORY Erie at $50
connecting Cory for Itusve, Petroleum Centre
Tue on Regions Milamsp0rt and Lock Haven, a. H.
BaitimO Washington auu The rOutl, Limited v asilng
ton Express II Pullman PaOr Cars uay, except sunday,
40 M arrive Washington Az p Regular al 4:30
and $50 J. H. l. ana 10 sunday $50 a. N ana 10
u.
l. $500 ., ., ~ go $50 and 10 sunday 43O and
o. g. 1870 $3.50 and 10 p. f.mErauJ aud second
Class 1880 y. ~.
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains az ersey city, nOrdnz speedy anu direct transfer
BroOkly 20 travel. 800
Trains Arriye-Fro Pitt-burg 6O5 1910 a. IN, 1910
D. daily ana 300 Tn O-O IA. daily, except Monday.
iT0m and Baltimore, O. 800. 800
IUlOp M. sunday $50 a. and 1910 p Ia. Prom Pnla
deiBI $3.50. 600, $780, 9f0 lO.iO ll3O a. M. p 800 40
BLU $40 and lO:lO y M sunday, 5;0u 90, 300, IOiG
Tcket Gfces 5z6 ana 944 Broadway, No Aston House
and foot Of esbr0sses and COrsndt SIS No Cour-J and
ErcokIyn Depot foot Of tuiton-st BrooKiyn Nos
ia 10 and lIs HusOusL. HODOAcnt DeUOs Jersey cay
I'M grant Ticket Ofucc. 30 2 Batter, place.
L. T. FARMER, denl Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager
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Summer Bodr0

SINCLAIR HOUSE, Bethlehem, n. H.-This
- snieent hotel g unsurpassed for comfort i
Omce; an the modern appliances for lomfort ana
safety are provided and ts management will be found
liberal and attentive those OF hrstcass
hoe croquet lawns, superior water. airy and well yen
lated rooms suits single seld tor circulars Address
the propuetofs, DURGtN & FOX. Bethlehem, y. II.
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LIMITED TIC KETs 10 BOSTON. 81. GOOD SUPPER
DOa 90 entS steamers leave PIER 40 North River,
every day. except Sunday, at j.3O D. IA.
Steamers Of rhe NORWICH LINZ leave same pier daily,
including sundays, at iOr Boston, Worcester
P1rtan and the White Mountains daily excepting
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STEAMBOATS, uno RAILROADS.
ANY and TROY Inv DAY BOATs.

4 LBANY aud TROY by DAY BOATS.
"a {. VIBBARD ana j.. DREW leave Vestfyst, Pier 81,
~ r. al 500 and 24thst. at a. IN by Annex beat ron
BROOkINN at a. M Landing at NYAtk FERH1,
hHlSEBECK, CATskILL AID HUDSON. Pas.enseIs
landing AT WEST POINT. CORNWAIL or NEWBU H'5
can return by down boat Tickets sold and baggage checked
NORTH and WEST Tickets or Coupons good on HUDSON
River x. r. received tor Dassagc.
TOR NEW-HAVkN, its surroundings and
i all stations the NewYork Boston ana Air Line
Derby and North Hampton Railroads dreet-Stearnsrs
JOHN II. SrARIN ana EHASrUS CORNING leave Per -
n r. foot OF C0urtlandtst every night IN the
week exceut Sanriay arrive I'm New Haven in for all
morning trains on ali RAILROADS. facilities for passengers
and freight fare FL excursion 81 So stsrins New Haven
iianSpoI'auoh LING JOHN II. sTARIN. Proprietor
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Gkcur5lors.

A A -ROCKAWAY BEACH. Every Day.
OCEAN EXCU RSIONS DAILY.
BY the magnificent excursion steamer
COLUMBIA.
Leaving 24th-st. 10 n West 9th ST., 1920
Pier N0rth lui4O m Jewels Dock BrOOGIyn, II
a. N Leave Rockagay, 43O D. m.
FARE, S5 cents. EXCURSION TICKETS, 80 oents
FREE TRIPS OF THE ELEVATED ROADS; .
- EXCURSION TIChET~, which include fares BOTH
WAYS on TIE STEAMER AND ELEVATED re ADS,
are for sale at al stations both East aud West
AT 90 CENTS.
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FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
Connections. foot Of LDeryst for Freehold at
7;45, ll.4O a. II. 1, J;l5, ,. m.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- SUMNER EXcU RsIgNS TO THE MoC NTAIN
THE SWITCH ACK ROAD AT MAUCH CHCSH
will De Openet Monday May 10 1879.
Trains leave New York, foot % Liberty st. y r., $40 an
l, 4 pm.
V,pE New York 10 Msuch ChInk and return. IN AZ
fAhH Guiding Trip around The switch B4ck, :"
IL. T.. BALDWIN. Gent Pass Agent
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4 LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE. pleasantly
~ l0cse' on Golden Hid, 70 rent Tor the summer Ad
dress y Il. O. Box Loss, bridgeport