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- NAPOLEON, HENRY co, OHIO NOVEMBER 1885,

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Ihave several hundred boys suits on hand
that I sell at very low figures. Imake aspec-
ialty of these things and can give you better
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in plain figures at one price to all.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after April 9TH; 1855.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains Newly DeSofosses and Courtsndt Stfces
Ferries as follows -
HARRISBURG Pttsburg and West Pullman Palace
Cars attached a M, o. 7 and .. m. daily. New.forr
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Cars at 10 a. every day
Wiamsport Haver M. p m; CORY ana Eiis -
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10 a. M; arrive Washington 4;O5 D. m Regular Of 62o
and $50 a /. $40 and p and IL night sunday
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Jersey CITY anordng speedy and direct transfer f0r
Brooklyn travel. - o.o ,rx.uso,x
D. m daily and llS5 q NJ, daily except Monday frea
was s on a ana a nenore sundsy DO ZOO m 1905
D. M From Baltimore 9i20 p IN From PhiladelphiA SSs,
doc 100 500 800 $50 lU40, 1870 1i20, Zoo
$40 $3.50 $50 $40 sos 1870 $50 er2o 9ss iD9S M
and 1920 night sunday 800 6ssO. 100, o;oo 1850 ms
0.20, e.55. $780, 936. 1000 y. NJ
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New 1JnbIitatlons.
CCRIBNER g. WELFORD'S NEW BOOKS

p,cnre Of Social LIE at the End of the Eighteenth cen
turv Collected and illustrated from the satircal ana o
Sketches Of the Day. BY JOHN ASHTON author Oh
Life in the Reign Of Queen Anne" One volume hhe pp
medium 8yo handsome binding, SO illustrations. 90
This book is compendium OF the social ne IN
the end of the last century corresponding with MI Ashon
socai Life in the Reign Queen Anne" Avoiding history
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purely with daily life of greagrandfathers Nons
ia taken from diaries or lives upper classes 1t aims
soelv 10 give fair account OF the life Of the majority OF
people then living may term IT. Of the middle ca
This could best by taking the daily notices IN INC
press which would naturally, be perfect record o. e
passing folly of fashion Of the markets. so tha W
this means we get glimpse Of inner life Of that time
unattainable by any other method ,
Profusey illustrated from tho satircal and otncr
OF the day It forms Of reliable authority sucn a up
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THE CORBIN BANKING CO..
ll5 BroddioIE Neio. York.
,yp q BED 1gNp HlDaf gnpre,

That properly negotiated first mortgage upon i'm.
farms amounts exceeding thrd 10 40 nor
OF their value the best securities Ia sy
denceJ by the OF all who have invested m thsm
through We prepared 10 demonstrate the records
business extending over more than quarter OF century
that these mortgages safe slate
bonds and opposition 10 them Negotiated nv
will not stand for moment IN face the Overwhelming
proofs which records afford IN al
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while do not pretend that they the only
% be had do omphatcaly that the combination
greatly safety and nearly II quite twice the income obtain
able from such would place In the render
them decidedly attractive Had they not proven satisfactory
10 customers during the past years
actions them would have scarcely reached the
proportions which records disclose invite ali whoss
attention may be attracted v advertise
Of nyestmeItto call and investigate for themselves before
deciding that claims for these securities strong
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pHILApELpHlA AND READINGy R. X.

DHlIIADELGttlA AMI MADAM ~. H.
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SS & SSu9f sG BgGSs
ZOO i2cS pm p NJ STAYS DAY $50 200
Chestnut nil &c Columbaave for Manayunk. cOn'h"
DR1@ISG.RooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
Retarnlns leave PHILA DELPHlA Ninth and Green SITS,
$50, $3.50 $3.50, loo ll6 S;i5 6ia9 go 200 m
5o 40 $50 So T $50 % oo $751; 5 $40 m
Fer lock HAVEN PEXLG and PHtIIpsBURa. Penn.
For o'' %1fiLiIGiiA%MsPoRT sUYBURY LEwLsBvRG, and
r9 MfhEN29 SEFd at LOO no. 400
6 1900 g ~, sunday a. $50 mo- 1so 400
For a U and Ti Pif Isl On 81 Zoo sa5 H.
100, 100. 3,45. 545 p IN. sundays at 6:3op NJ
For For at 7a5 "a M 100 sO s4 400
ALLENTOWN aDaMAGcm cs sS1Z
For E&sfoN as 4oo TOO. $40. m Loo l:so $a5 400,
For 'g a iiIa O BRIDGE BRANCH a. 400 s4S 400
For 'FSEEMINGroN. 100 s.5 m, liOO laO. 4Oo. 4.so
For sGS rs 7 a sa 1890 ll gd
10 zoo 500 1880 S p sui Sundays 400 5ooa @
For or'Y PG%iSFELD 400 500 TOO saS $3.50 1890 lilS
BAYS 800 500 s:i5 m, 1900 m. $780, 400 $780, TOO
SSEAN eRoyE S. s ,a q
6sssn ,S Sosc @ SU $40 @ ''0'''
AdNs S RIVER gS and fG ne a.
For ora ATLXNTIc CIIY. VINELAND and BRIDGEToNst
SOU SNEW.JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From pier NO !. North River via sandy Hook .,,,,
For HIGHLANDS Sr.ABnlGHT anu LONH nhANoh-
1000 ~ 400 .. m. sundays $3.50 a. m ,oo ~
FOR ATLANTIC HIGHLAN DIS 10; Ol o. ~ a;un p NJ -.
70 LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER BARNEoAI ~, 30 y, p IA "a
Tickets can be procured at foJt Lioer a. a IA
SSSa Eyo SSS s7 and rs eaye 10
10 ia and il8 Green Wohsi 1873, 2OS East l2)th-st,
ISL Bowery principal Hotels n Sew.Yorx CiS o ln
prootiyn AZ NO 4 Conrt st. lOi Broadwy S5o oo0
Fnltonsts 2IO 370 Manhattanaye lst1 Auanucaye IN
IoDoken 254 WashinGton.st transfer company WIN
ton wooTrEN CO. HANCOCK.
II, r w Manager Gen. Pass and Ticket Agk
IL. p BALDWIN, u. u. 4. AgL. Nv l4porly-st. " y
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Warwickshire.
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With q fupage smaller illustrations by Lieut.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
vIATHE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.
20 TRAINS Each WAY WEEK DAYS AND 9 on SUM
DAY STA TONS IN PHILADELPHIA IN
NETWORK.
TO PHILADELPHIA

r,nre., trains leave NewYork Dessrcsscs and corr
40 72o 3 $780, 40 Chicago Limitsd and 10 wa:ssoas
LintOd. il,l0 M $40 XIX : 10 Yamitsd sa6
ia NJ a. O T. and p. and II night , a, 400 $40
and iiiO a W., ]. 2. 4. ana . .p' m' '''"'' "
for Camden. - n-..x straet station. philadelphia,
hstm $50, 1880. o:2O, si3o II ana -
i2Ui' @ Limited Express llso AID $50 p M, 49, i.sS
$3.50 7ios o 40 ana s,so Mnited $50 7ii0 TAO q.
e, ave. PhIsdelphla Camden 500 m dAy' ehesVs
sunday. GA .,r ..s oIx pxoaSvax As.or Iouse
sot ~ Deahrosses Corandt SITS; Courtst, sno
ana icEs Annex station foot Of Fultons. breoss
Rusch's Hotsl, Hsboken; station Jersey ~
okct Office, No Battery Plsce anu sse ..A Al AN
The New York Transfer Company VIII call tcr anu 0A'
BAGGAGE from hotels and resdences :. .,oop
CHARLES Nc. PUGH, u. N " JI...,t
MAnaler 0cncrai f1ssf Ahoess-
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Mem Dnbllfatlons.
1850. 1885.
BEGINNING OF THE FIST voLUME.i
HARPERS
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FOR JUNE
Contans
PAOLO AND FRANCESCA.
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Painting by G. F. WATTS, r. Al
EAST ANGELS-PART VI
ANoyel BY CONSTANCE KENMORE wooLsoN;
AT THE RED GLOVE (CONCLUDEDl.
Novel. Illustrated by c. s. RHEINHARTi
LADIES DAY AT THE RANCH.
Kansas Prairie Sketch. By ALICE WELLINGTON
ROLLINS. Illustrated by Mr.. and Mrs r. SWAIN GlF'
FORD
A WILD-GOOsE CHASE. III. THE DESCENT.
ByF. D. MILLET. Illustrated by the Author and r.
SWAIN CLIFFORD;
BOGOTA.
BY Lieut. IL R. LEMLY Q. S. A. nlustrated;
TO A JUNE ROSE.
Poem. BY AUSTIN DoBsoN. illustrated by ALFRED
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KNOXVILLE IN THE OLDEN TIME
MBy EDMUND Win ILLUSTRATORS Uy AOMARD
PYLE;
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ByR F. ZoGBAUM. Illustrated by the Author;
A SECRET OF THE SEA.
story BY BRANDER MATTHEW'S,
A GEORGIAN AT THE OPERA.
A humorous Sketch. BY MARY TUCKER MAGILL,
THE WATTS EXHIBITION.
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ENGLISH IN THE SCHOOLS.
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NTHE NEW LINE
vouV pufIA iEI.pIIIA gORPOTR nm POINT

SEw.YoRK. PHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK, OLD POINT
- COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
now runs Fast Day and Night cypress eetvson Newaors
railroad $40 ~ week days and p daily arriving Did
Point Comfort oil weekdays and $3.50 daily Nor
folk and Ol6 Sleeping through from New
YORK 70 Cape Charles aud paror Oar philadelphia with
out charge lickes paor soais and sleeping behs
be secured at Ticket Cce OF the Pennsylvaua railroad
company X. b. COOKE Genl Pass and Frs.gh gent
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WORCESTER - %,
NASHUA 50 g5.
Portland Sc and transfers.
Steamers "Cy Worcester" and city OF Boston leave
pier 0 H. foot Wattsst next pier above Desorosses
st. Ferry, daily. except sunday. at . p m
NEW DAY LINE for Newburg fare 80 cts,
~ landing ut Cr.nstons west Point, Cold Spring and
Cornwall steamer JAMES T. BRETT leaves foot west lOth-
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leaves Newburg at Excursion tickets from New
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Gicamboats au0 Railroads.

BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND.
"A. Low RATES
STONINGTON LINE. INSIDE ROUTE.
Steamers leave from 49, ~ r. daily except sundays
pm A new tram with palace cars (recnlne chairs
bet yeen steamers landing and Boston.
r. w. PoPPLE General Passenger Agent.
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Coster Pierment and Nyack $50, 10 m S:20, $50
Nanret Spring Valley and MOnsey T. 10 a. M 4SoiD M
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the News
u YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN Bo $1,000 FIda aa
except s11ays Day EsUE ESs,s
Coaches cSaSSs, T. cisVssnd eisennat
If a;' 5 '
i lana 81 DS.G SIS p 200
second day Connecting trains arrive Toledo 1888 p m and
%16siy Chicago for the West solid Tr,,r
MIRA M r1 RaaaO enssns SSs.ss
Eg!AsF S 40 sS Pss' S &
sq9asys nag 2 S9 sC Noon @fnsshs $50
4O o Ss9 so SsS ESQ $40 1859 and IL %drghs
Hs@sis AID EsSs1l s!S
%dnsh aOO Only 'F Sundays els
s2kern $40 ESQ 1920 las $50 $50 slo $50 m
and = midnight sundays 545 $50 io2o las $50 pm
Warwick 7:45 iol5 am $40 I'M. sundays sis a m,
Roadout and Kingston and Montgomery am s:sop a.
ao'$sS ,S 1920 a ,s $50 $50 4sO $50
sunday $40 $50 LOGO a m $3.50 pm The 9 Am ard
Railroad at Msinst m triis stops Nsinst only
PortJeryis $50 1920 m 4:3O 8 $50 pm. SUNDAY
s' Boa lSi leave 2sGt s46 on5am ei5 TO o..
MINUTES sys and ass T5qne u S e sS s nss
passage in ;r Room
s an or o s5g Ssd%y Of s s w s
Express trains the West arrlvsia NewYcr at 7ios
'''O' JOHN 4 GBBoTT, Genl Passr Agent New.Yof.
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
and the East All rail from Grand Central Depot Tires
Sundays n with Is f FSSFFfR Agent
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A TROY BOATS-CITIZENY LINE.
a Steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
a. N H. foot OF Christopherst daily Saturday
p ia. sunday steamer touches at Albany.
A LBANY BOATS" Peoples Line.n--DREW
loot o. Canaist every week day nc connecting vita
Gil points North and West Stateroos warmed Freight
ceved until time Of departure
A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKILL
As MOUNTAINS. Landing at cranston's west PointA
Esopus connecting with Ulster Delaware Stony Glove
and Catkii Mountain Railroads Steamers City OF Kingston
and James w Baldwin leave week day as4 m. pier
foot OF Harronst except saturday when City Of Kingsoa
leaves Of p 70.
NATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ For Catski Sfuyvesant and intermediafe landings
daily (sundays excepted) from Pier 81 r.
'0o'0' haifi'0FAR FARE Only ONE DOLLAR
Tor NEW-HAVEN.-Stea leave Peck
Slip at p. and IL p. Sundays excepted) 1lpn
steamer time for early trains north and east Ex
cursion to New-Haven and return 81 80.
FALL RIVER LINE.-The Best Sound Route
IL Boston the Fast Low fares Large and powerful
steamers PILGRIM and PROVIDENCE. from Pier %.
GEORGE l. CoSNOR, General Passenger Agent
BORDEN & LOWELL, Agents, New-York
TOR ORIENT, GREENP0RT, SHELTER
4 ISLAND SOUTEoLD and SAG HARBOR: On sat
uriay, May 49, steamer FRANCES win le3yc for above
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DAYS at D. Returning leave above landings Tor New
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college Business Fnsly located health
iuland 'rOush f Esv c %% & BOWEN. NJ Principal
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worcester Mass begins It's Zss year ssp5 eI
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSOl

~ EW ORh OENlhAL AND HODSON
IN RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. october 8. 1884
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot
1900 Rochester and Montre Express through draw
ing.roOm cars.
with dining stopping az Albany Utica tocn
esfer Buffalo Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toedo
arriving Chicago 1910 and ST. Louis 7:2o p m nexs
day. 1855.
fO:30 m Chicago Express drawing TO Canaan
daigua Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo connects ZOE
Oswego --..x
til Western New-York and Northern Express WITH
drswing-room cars. -, 60 .nro,..
y" 81 n m Acc0mInod alton to Albany and Troy
IS m St Louis Express with sleepingcars for Niagara
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit and ST. Louis.
$3.50 Express with sleeping 10 Syracuse and 70
Auburn road and TO Saratoga; also TO Montreal
t.9 d. Pacific Express. with seepngcars for Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls, Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago
WatertOwn daily except Saturday, and TO ogdens
III m Night Express with sleepin gears Albany and
Troy with the morning Trains for the West aud
for the North except saturday night =.
Tickets az Grand Central Depot, NO. Bowling
Green 413 Broadway Harlem Depot l!5hsG and 4thaye,
westcotts Express ofces Parkpace near Broad
way) 7s5 and 942 Broadway, and 81 West l25ths New
YORK. 1888 Washington and 730 Fulton sts, Brooklyn.
and 10 Fourth st., Williamsburg.
Accommodations In drawing and sleeping cars can
procured OF the ticket Offices in Newfork Cy ano ~
533 Washington-st.. Brooklyn: -.
BAGGAGE called for and checked from residence
trains daily All others daily except sunday
tThese trains stop at Harlem l25thst ana
J. NJ TOUCEY, d. NJ kENDk!Ok-.
General superintendent. General Passenger Agent
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

4 NETWORK, NEW.HAvEN AND HARTFORD r. r.
Trains leave Harlem River station lS2dst and
Linconay Third Bridge Harlem Riyes
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated Raroa D. daily except
40, 5iO $40 and 500 m for Pcrs Norris Casanova
hester Timpsons Bay Chester Pelham Bay) Bsrtow tv
Island. Pelham Manor and New-Rochee csnncc ing q
the New.York New-Hsyen and hartford Raroadt shore
NewBntsin and sueld Branches and Boston points
East
tons at 12:l0 m daily except Mondays
Sunday trains for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
lions 1900 and $3.50 the latter train Connecting
Rochelle with Depot and
I EHIGH VALLEY acknowledgements
IL trains depot foot of Cortandt and Desbrosses
at $40 M l. $40 and for Eason Bethlehem.
Allentown Reading, Mauch Chunk
Wsysrly Ithaca Geneva Lyons Buffalo and the West Pull
through coaches daily Local and $40
y. N. for Easton, Bethlehem and Coplay.
Trains leaving at $40 and $40 connect for All
POINTS IN Maonoy and Hazleton regions Sunday train
caves for Mauch Chunk and Hazleton, S:lO a IN.
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