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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-03-13

GENERAL GRANTS visit to Mexico has
been happily timed. President Diaz, of
that perturbed Republic, is preparing
to show him how to obtain Continuity"
of government without the annoyance
of packing conventions and fixing cleo
and there is a provision in the Constitu-
ton of Mexico that forbids another one.
President Diaz has therefore caused a
report to 60 abroad that there are great
dangers threatening the Republic, which
demand that this provision of the Con-
stitution shall be disregarded, and his
Presidential term stextended.' He af-
fects to believe that if he should retire
and an election be held. in the usual
manner, there would be anarchy, civil
war and bad state of things general
ly. He is convinced, President Diaz is,
that the thing Mexico now needs most
is ssstrong government" and one hav-
ing what Mr.. Beecher is pleased to call
continuity" In this emergency he
simply announces that he will not al
low successor to be chosen but will
have his present.term "extended." All
this sounds alarmingly like the talk that
has been going on in this country for
some time back. There is the same cry
for strong Government that has con-
tinuity, and the same report industri-
ously propagated that the country is
liable to drift into anarchy and civil
strife unless some strong man is put at
the head of it. General Grant is now in
Mexico taking lessons from President
Diaz. In the event of his election to a
third term, we may expect to hear, at
the end OF it, that in order to avoid the
confusion and contention, and possible
anarchy, resulting from elections, the
President has determined to have his
term Of Office "extended."
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-03-13
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PUBLISHERS DEPARTMENT.

4 To any person who will get up club of five
new yearly subscribers for the JOURNAL we
will send u copy of the paper free for one year.
We Will club the JOURNAL with any magazine
or periodic al, guaranteeing to secure for our
patrons the lowest attainabie rates. Lack OF
room prevents us from publishing a detailed
list, but our facilities of exchange are such
that we feel justified in saying that can
supply any publication at as low price rs any
desiring to take three or four of the higher
priced works can save the entire cost of their
home paper by availing themselves of oar
We have on hand few copies of Kerdall's
Treatise on the Horse and Its Diseases"
winch we Will furnish to those desiring it.
The work is a neatly bound volume of eighty
nine pages, is illustrated with thirty five fac
ehgravings, ahd contains many valuable and
new recipes In fact, it is full of valuable horse
knowi edge. James Tabor, of the firm of Tabor
lngrim, one of the best horsemen iu Lake
County, says that it is worth ten times its price
will present copy to each of our subscribers
who. renewing his own subscri ption, shall, at
the same time, procure and bring or send to us
one new yearly subscriber.
Now when advertisers are seeking the
best medium through which to make their an
nouncements, we desire to call the
attention of business men to the following
facts: At the present time the JOURNAL has
the largest bona tide subscription list of any
paper published IN this District. This Is proven
Dy the fact that it pays weekly postage larger
than any other paper. and almost as large as
any other two papers. In addition, the JOUR-
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circulation is larger its rates for advertising
are lower than those of any other paper-not
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free access to its books and yerffies its claims
by definite proof.
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THE present Republican Legislature
Is evidently determined to disgrace itself
by as strong partizan measures as ever
did any Of its predecessors. Among the
other schemes, the adoption of which
prove this to be true, is that for the re-
organization of the public institutions,
which has been hustled through with
disgraceful haste and which is sought
to be excused by the plea that things
must be put back to where the last
Legislature found them. All this is
radically wrong-none the less so when
done by Democratic Legislature, as it
undoubtedly will be again in time, than
now. Practically it makes State in
stitutions the mere foot balls of intrigue
ing politicians. The JOURNAL, in its
impartial justness, denounces all such
schemes by whatever party devised or
sought to be put into execution. Mr..
Freeman Thorpe, member OF the House,
from Ashtabula County, has been faith
fully striving to follow the JOURNALS
lead and gain reputation for honesty
and fairness. Why is his voice not
heard at this time in indignant protest?
Is his silence to be taken as an indica-
ton that he has been sat upon? We
await an explanation.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-03-13

Live men wanted to introduce these ma
chimes In every town and city. Territory for
sale This machine took first premium and
medals at the New England and State Fairs.
CLEVELAND, March &c, 1879.
To aohon, 1T may concern:
The undersigne ed having. witnessed the ope-
ration of the Bailey Hosting Machine, by
James Dunn. of this city. pulling piles out of
the river that had been driven over 20 feet in
the hard clay, can cheerfully recommend it
to all in want of hoisting machine, to be the
best ever saw.
Very respectfully.
B. F. MORSE, City Civ Eng.
N. Ban interest will be given to some
Introduce this machine. For price and infor-
nation address
JAMES DUNN, Manufacturer.
32 Bank ST.,
41l-496 CLEVELAN ID. o.
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CLEVELAND MARKET

Once of NORTHERN OHIO JoRuNAL.
FRIDAY, March, 18th 1880.
Theduotatfons given below are made from the
ruling prices at the close Of the market on
Thursday.
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EXCHANGE NOTES.
SONG OF THE RIVER.

A river went singing, adown to the sea,
Observation-Disclosures
And the dim r1ppling said softly to me
Pm brInging-a- bringing
While floating along
beautiful song
To the shores that are white with the waves
so weary.
To the beach that is burdened with wrecks that
are dreary.
song sweet and calm
AS the peacefulest psalm
And the shore that was sad
Will be grateful and glad
And the Weariest wave from its dreariest dream
VIII wake to the sound of the song OF the
And the tempe, is shall cease
And there shall be Peace"
From the fairest of fountains
From the farthest of mountains,
From the stiffness of snow
Came the stream in its flow.
Down the slopes where the rocks are grav
Thro' the wales where the flowers are fair
w here the sunlight 1lashcd-where the shadows
Law
Like stories that cloud a face of care
The river ran on-and on and on
Day and night and night and day
Going and going; and never gone,
Longing to flow to the Far away.
Staying and staying, and never still
Going and staying as if one will,
Said Beautiful River go to the ssa,''
And another will whispered, ''Stay with
And the river made answer, soft and low
81 go and stay''-"I stay and go.'
But what is the song, 1 said at last
To the passing river that never passed =
And a white, white wave whispered, 'list to
Pm a note in the song for the beautiful sea,
song whose grand accents no earth-din may
sever
That blends in one chord the Forever and
Never.'''
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-03-13

THE Yoangs Folks Monthly for March
is at hand. Its contents are varied and
attractive as usual. Published by Mil
ton George. Chicago.
THE Orwell Welsonae hrving proved
an improbable investment Mr.. Wool
sey, its proprietor moved to Rock Creek
and started anew. This later paper, the
Rock Greek Banner is quite bright and
newsy and really deserves better sup
port than we fear 1t will get.
THE chronological Journal for March
came to hand last week, but too late for
notice. A brief glance at its table of
contents shows the number to be full OF
varied and Interesting reading. OF late
this publication seems to be materially
improving-growing into a broader and
higher sphere. Published by S. r.
Wells & Co, ,737, Broadway. N. Y.
GA TREATISE on the Horse and his Di-
seases.'' is the title of a work just issued
by B. j. Kendall. M. D., of Enosburgh
Falls, VT, which contains in compact
form more valuable information on the
subject than many works which cost
five or even ten dollars. It is book
which every owner or breeder of
horse should have. Price 25 cents.
Copies can be had gratuitously at this
Office as we will present one for the
next thirty days to any subscriber who,
in that time, will pay up his subscrip-
ton and renew for another year.
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DroposIls.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF IHh SECRETARY,

WAsriISGTox d G.. July 20 lsso. !
NOTICE IS HEkEBY GIVEN that that S y 4. t,,l,
~ PROPOSALS will be received at the Office OF the mel
Clerk Of this Department until o'clock noon MONDAY
A ASsSns % Wen wsrba mSehanc poTe tho port
Inc BIDS submitted mus state the price of % 10
pounds for tgrai h4g a me labor feaH Gf u @
Ciass IRON steel and other metals old not i'm
ported IN cdses or casks
cs s. s ali ofG a4& Me eS;hip merchandise
co cas at oe s ' dlGr commoGte imported ia ba ana
landed by measurement. $500,
Class they also state he p1c, PEI package ,cr the
including the hoops Mans
therefor of packages e Of sugar Imported IN hos'eaas OF
CiSss A. For sugar rarad on the docks.
H. ne contractor VII De feq dT 70 g or tho
Wegher Of any District asucent number OF men competent
10 perform under the supervision and direction o. the weigh
OF ia ing OF NV which the law or regulations Of
tho may require 10 De weighed OF ate
ami which shall De DO exported FROM that port
Labrrs viii De ed to out SER to- and
plare rchln ise the scales or Other implements
Used weighing aud remove the sane eirol ana place
Iosu the "hatf OF o,heI piace "lvtS me
Of other goods ana not cucumber The wharf other pace OF
weighing and they Will a!so be Irquiea 10 ,rSs OF. o
weighing implements and the place whcfe the weigh
~ The Government furnish tne Weighing Implements
deHy the of keeping the same ~ ord l. ana WA
test acuacy The scaes other Weighing implements
y The win be required to lni.h such Number
at the proper time and at the proper place IN -, - ,,
uner me- gen i reg%siio as may from time to ue
| prescribed BY the ) crettry OF ,hc Treasury
VII Any disputes arising between the contractor ana sul.
veyO Wegler Will be submitted 70 the Collector Of me
Port his decision appeal desired can Dc taken 10
the secretary OF the Treasury by whose decision the con
| tractor abide. IN.
VIII zach bdIer will be required 10 furnish bond Win
tvn IN ave Thousand OOIaS
s OO approved the Collector OF tie PortOI New OK
aJudge Of the Dstric Court OF the United sttt,s OF DIS
United condoled that proper
VIII be enered into by the bidder should the ou "'
| aw aried to him. ,-,.,,-, .o.,.-.o.oo nj,
TX bond VII required for the faithful performance %
the contract approved by the officers above mentioned
WITH two god ana sihcIent sueies tie penalty OF tHDcnl
10 Ire ufty thousand dollars (r3OOoO PAYMENTS ubusr V
ract viii made the st and hIteenh days OF eac
month =, . ...,.. .. r,,oo, a,, q. OH
b f awe detects mOrnales ana 10 terminate the
oni,fract AZ any I M on thirty 800 DAYS notice.
XII Proposals be sealed aud addressed TO the secretary
marked Proposals Tor performing labor al
The weighing dutiable merchandise at The port OF New
Yois" IL r. fItf.NNIl, nCtuE 2cSIotals.
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OFFICE or THE AMERICAN RAILWAY
I..punNEnlk EnNpANI ~ BrOa

OFFICE or THE AMERICAN RAILWAY }
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, 50 BrOadWay' N ~
PROPOSALS VIII be received ar TINS once
nntu August 90 for the Clearing, Grazing. Bridging
~tractnres Water stitons shops racAinyfg snu ISs
,or 80 grst INV zion OF the NewOreans Paciic RAILWAY
extsndinc from shreveport to Lecompte, La aDOut tsu
mlss also or the BrGg OF the Acnhtsaya tS. on tIe
Srnnd Ivon For terms ent plans specinsauons
ana 4" i"'o'i""''O"' "''' q. NJ DODGE, President
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Cost ano found.

I OST.-Bank Book No. 49, 5l, issued by
i 4 The herman savings Bank IN the CV OF Nowf9rk 10
- a. tai ia ,nssinR holder Of the book 10 re-
st "a tn deye II banK II not restored before the
t day OF september 1885, Application VIII Do mAie W INC
banL for A book
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Bieamboats ano Railroads..


n TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
parlor cars will esve Grand Central Depot, NewYok ~
by early evening Dine at srnGheld sup at White inVer
For further particulars, apply to ,,,,,, r, - ~
4th-ave. ard 42d St. y Y
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ FerrJ station IN New York, foot Of Lberty.st. ,
Ferry station In Brooklyn foot OF Fult0n-st Je"ch
Wharf. 80
Commencing June g. 1ssO-Leave New York foot OF Lib
$50 o. m-For aston. Bethlehem Wind Gap, Mapch
Chunk Tamanend, Driuon, Upper Lehigh. WilkesOarie
7i5 a. m-For Pennington D. L. and Western r. r..
Easton. Bethlehem. Maueh Chunk. Tamaqua etc.
EastOn, Allentown. Read ny, Harrisburg Manch Chung
Danvie Wliamsport ramaqua DriftOu Nanticoke Upper
I0.3Ga m For Somervlle Pennington etc
lpm-For Bennington, Easton, Allentown. Reading Har
$40 D. n FOR Pennington Easton Bethlehem Wind Gap
Mauch Chunk Tamaqua Drilton. Whkcsbarre. Scranton
43O y m.-For schooleys Mountain, High Bridge Branch
4I5 p m-For someryle Pennington etc.
63U D. m.-For Easton. Del. Lack. and West r. r.: Allen
town Reading Harrisburg Mauch Chunk. Wkesbarre etc
For faabsth- $50 G5 Gas 7.l5 7t5 g. $50 9so
1920, io:i5 lI:0. 4J a. NJ I2i5 1850 9, 2:. g. 3.3
SiS L. 4.i5 4sO 4l g. 5l5. $50 DDS o. 6:ib. $780, 6l5
Z 7:l5. 7;45. s;l5 $40, 1919 II, ~ Pm. r, nj.
raius leave at $40 a. @ II p Tor Bonnd Brook
and intermediate stations at $50 D. m. for Easton. Allen
town. Harrisburg and the West. - - . 49, . - ~ g..
For Newark 5ij GlJ. 6:f5 7l5. 40. Sl5 $40 0l5
$50 TO- 1850. LID M IL M 2 s. $50 4:5' D. o3O.
5io' &. 6i5, $50 7:l5 s5. 9i5 io:l6 l:l5, II p m
Boat OF the Brooklyn and Erie Annex make come Ions
Jersey CITY and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
RAIL LINE for Perrin Nobov. south Amboy. Mat.
awap KypOrt Hazet HlddetoHn ltcd Bank Little silver
u anchport. Long Brhch. Theron Deal leach ocean
Point Pleas nj Toms River Bgmegat, tlanuc CITY etc
Leave Ncwf ork i0oi OF Lberyst at 0:io '@o o. LAO
a. M; 40 $50 .. %; ., ~, M
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNI ED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
trains New Ork via Desbrosses and Corand streets
Ferries. as follows; -. witt.
Harrisburg, PIttsburg the West and South with Pullman
Palace G. attached, . a. N, 6 and 80 p m daily
Wihamspcrt, Lock Haven, am. $3.50 D m ory alo frlo
D. IN Tor TitusVlle petroleum
Centre the Oil REGIONS . -, ,r,-..., ,,,..,.-....
Batmore and the south. Limited Washng on
Fxrrrss OF Pullman ParlOr daily, except sunday, 10
a. m arrive Washing on AZ m Regular al 4'3o ana
S.2Da m; ]. 4 aud IL .. IN. Sunday, 10 y. m. 49,. -
Express for est Philade phia 49, 100 500 90 L1ni;
te ii a. IN, $3.50, 40. .. o. 7-3O and in p IN ana
IL night Sunday 43O and a. H.. >. o. 7, $50 ana ~
NJ and II night - -,o - $500. -,
Philadelphia VIA Canuen i:'O IL III anu ~ H.
except sunday.
For cane Nav, 1900 a. and p III. go
Boats Brooklyn Annex connect WIN an through trains
ot Jersey CIV afordng speedy and direct transfer for
BROOKLYN travel ,.., 80 IA - 40. . -,
daiy Al $50 y. daily except Monday From wash
ngon and ia timOre G5O a. m = 800. 4:0O lO59 j. NJ
Sunday $40 m From Philadelphia, 300. 6:5O Z ":4o
1910 il:3O m. 2, 500, 800 52p $50 $50 800 and
iC35 o. m sunday 800. 600, 7, 1910 ll:JO q H.. $50
~ q Ii Id.
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MOUNTAIN HOME SCHOOL, $

w A bows family boarding school Location H. lthi-
New jersey; thorough preparation for College %, or
scientific school W lncUct Ike theu stables careful
supervision each pupil. Address she Principal D H.
ACrtts
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING. &c.

ENGINEER OFFICE. UNITED STATES ARMY. !
NEWPORT. Il. l., July -, 1880
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this ONCE until
- clock OH the Atm day OF August 1885, as follows
For Dredging Taunton River, Mass. Providence River,
r. L. Block Isand lfSbor, a. L. Little NarraSsnsett Bay
r. L. and onn and Connecticut River. Conn
For Rip Rap GraueFOr ettles at mouth Of the Conneet'
River. Conn. -. f.. g..
regard the and blank forms Tor
guaranty VIII be sent Application 10 ths
Office, O. X. WAKREN, Northumberland EDgheers'
I,IrN MaaI.lieneIl u. :. A.
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IL pEPofs n PnILADELPHIA, IN NETWORK.
DOUBLE TRACK TIE M9eT HrR2yHg E9TIp
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
On aad alter IL Ne 81 1889,
Express Trans eaye New fork Via DeSrosses and Cort
4:S0 go 80 10 mite u q M l. i;5o ia. 40 o., 8
S and 20 pnS G and IL nSHI nrS ''o anu
Express leave New York da eXetpt sunday az Io
Boats Of Brooklyn with al through trains
at Jersey city. ahording speedy ana dre't transfer oi
RriTrpIg tiss leave West phadephia 1901 $40 i:25
73j. e. $50 and II a M q TINTED EhTsSs l39 p M z
"a a. H. 4 and I p m. Leave rniladephia via Camden
M s4G s4 and ' S s4oadSy House.
amt oo OF Desbros Sd ana oo IL TO- oon N anu
ia lis IL Hudson.sI; IIoboken Depot Jersey City
The %ewYork transfer Company will all for and check
baggage FROM hoIsis aGd residences p FARMER
fHANHa General aaisser General Passenger Ag,nt.
rVHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
l NETWORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
hoH .RRAxGEmE>r OF TRAINS TAKING rFFEcr NAY TO- 1880
ana an Gs:G D ~, TsS Drawing
~ 'Day1mr,5I 81 iI tat ~ trans the WesT AMI
Pulmaus best Drawn groom Sleeping Ioaches
D. H. tDaily Pacific Express for the West seepeg
Coaches through Bu-ao NIAGARA Falls Cncin31u ANA
'fsT9 %lSg CANT g1an ran G for ,lG Ins Wes
IrSlbs leave hG@ber. Depot New'YorK for %,
p M ana midnignt Saturday nights only Sundays $40
Rnhetoi, and Passac 500 100 10 1920 amtre IO:2o
m train Rutherford only ON 5uhudFs- ~
Ia 800 $50 tao bio. $3.50, 6:lO. b3O y lu50 m IL
mdng ht sundays 900, $50 lO10 a. NJ :+o 49, p w.
al" Paterson 3 Gao 100 $40 TO- 1o2o l:3l u
la & 5IO so 42O 4tO 5. $40, 90 630' olG go.
7.l5 X Iu:3O D. M and ~ midnight Sundays, u. $50.
obs I0.lO a. m /, 40 $50 T. . D. M and II midnight
snneIn GOO 100 1929 10 800 300 .; 10, 7l6,
lOIO o. m aid II midnight sundays 600 $3.50. lO:2O A.
M $40, $50 700 p III. and : mlGnghI
Warwick, 100, lI;2O a. m 3;JO j. ~ On LA - G.
Newtnrg aud Cornwall. $50. a. M oSO' 4'3o D. IN Sun
Ro5doaS and Kingston 900 a $3.50 p sundays $50
G".ben 600 100 900 1920 a. $3.50, 3:5 1870 100.
Tin n m SUNDAYS Goo $3.50, 1870 a. M R;oO 900 p M
Midletowu 75, 300. 10 q Am: 3;oVi A;5u ~ y 10 pm
Snndays $50 ly:2O $780, 700 m Inc VOO am and
u IN. connect Win No"'ioiA MI" ANN
land Railroad at Nam ST. ,o =. -, .an Gno 7.nO 7I6n
m SUNDAYS n 30 lU:2O n H. b:OO 05u anu ''OOp IN
Itoas leave 23dst quarter OF anu quarter hil,E
each hour from $40 oic D. M ana Al lOiI ana llo
p. IN. - -, for Anartments In Dravin q. tooun
oa Coaches be obtained and orders for the
t,nS an transfer OF Baggage be left at the Com
nanys dces Nos $50. SOl, or bOI bioah"hy N ~ No
P 49,, a. prooslyn or at the IOmpanys Depots.
snres Jrans from West arrive In Newf0 ORR at 72J
Ahu ii'-' mo r. ABBofT, Genl Pass'r Agt New York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
N trains leave Engewood, Closter PeImont aud Ny
ock ,OO 900 $3.50 100, 800 4OV, AioO. b3O 6iO,
Asa li3O n m Sundays, 900 NJ. and oit5 p m. The
I1D m train viii so minutes later SATURDAY nights
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey 7:OO eioJ a. III, $50
NJ mo- N ABBOTT General Pas Agent. New York
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Srates ano fenoers.
-.le----lel-l.7'1'1.7'77--77' - .--
and TENDERS.

The largest manufacturers OF low and half low crates
BRASS OPEN FIRE PLACES, -, NJ,
,,h ,rons and Baaaet Graf for wood or COAL brass
nasr. 80 -ets and Goal hois Nintons Tiles great
variety , " ma ~ ~ j B. CONOVER CO.,
anu ~ioA"'''" 500 Canalse, New. York.
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6teamboats ano Railroads.

A MARY POWELL for West Point, Corn
"A wall Newburg POughkeepse. RpndOut aud kingston
landing at Cozzenss Milton New auburg amt HYDE parn
m iSundays excepted Connection Poughkeepse with
evening H. r. r. r. for NOrth and West Baggage
by cypress received at NestTy st. only
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gauck and IIousatonc RaiiroadsSteamers leave Cath
slip (ier 81, r. H. daly Al 1880 and 2oO p III
Fare lower than by any other route
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teneaIae points steamers leave PIER % r. r. daily t-u
DAY 10 p. M at H. M Twenty thlrd.st. ~. Az
95 m and 80 y. connecting with special trans AT
Haven for Hartford Springfield, &c Tic kets sold and
baggage checked broadway, New YORK, AMI Court
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ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE. DREW
~ and ST JOHN leave Pier Al. North River, foot Oh
CqndLT every week dav D. m, connecting at Albany
Sunday morning excepted with trains North west and
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4 WATSON x SON stOckbIdgc Mass, offer iirsoaSs
accommodation Old-fasTi0ned New kngand couuuy
house for superior coOSng cream rich milk &c tx
tensiye grounds ample shade luxurious Oes Send ior cr
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