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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-08-07
WASHINGTON GuLcH AND VICINITY.
Prosperity Reigning over All the Land.
a resident Of Deer Lodge, and a pioneer
of the Gulch in 1865, drove over a few days
ann IN faEa

A resident Of Deer Lodge, and pioneer
of the Gulch in 1865, drove over few days
ago to take
LOOK AT THE OLD CAMP,
and furnishes us with the following: But
little mining is going on in the main gulch,
but on the reporters old claim, sold by him
in 1857, pair Of old-timers are taking out a
little money, and one pan Of the pay-gravel
was given to one of the party, which netted
something over one cent. His old cabin,
still standing, Is very much dilapidated. Tho
lumber floor, put down twenty years ago,
scarcely bears the weight of q person, and
one OF the party broke through by careless
step, but without injury. On the same bar,
and q little below, stands
THE OLD LOG SCHOOL HOUSE,
erected in the fall Of 1866, and used for
night-school during the long winter even.
ings. Those still living Of the twenty five
or thirty men who took part in the exercises
there, but now are residing or sleeping in as
many different places, will wonder that the
old house tthe first one built in the county
for school purposes) should still be standing,
saS'asy oh othcE OlU lauuUldfk3 are
gone. The miners on the gulch above and
below town, American Gulch and Bar, Ne
vada creek, Jefferson, California and Madi-
son, and the farmers in the valley below,
gather into Washington on Saturday and
Sunday to get their mail, which gives the
place lively appearance at such times. /. b.
Conner Is the postmaster, and he keeps
few little accessories, such as salt, tobacco
and yeast powder, for general accommoda-
ton. After an absence of six years, the
number Of new ranches taken up and i'm
proved was surprise. Nearly every desir-
able place from Strickland creek, this side
Of Nevada, and on down, all the valleys,
from keiley's farm, have been located and
improved, and the farming community here
seems to be in prosperous condition. Stock
Is rolling fat, and from the Little Blackfoot
to Washington the bunch grass is knee high
TO horse and mostly seeded
AT last Isbell & Son seem to be on
THE BoRDERLANp OF PROSPERITY,
Is Messrs. Courtwright & Co., of Lewis and |
Clarke county, are putting up quartz mill |
On or near Buffalo gulch, to work the rich |
're Of the North Star mine. The machinery
Ind timbers are on the ground, and the mill |
Will soon be ready to drop its stamps.
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Sealed proposals will be received at the
Recorders office of Deer Lodge county unit !
] o'clock p. m. the first Monday In Septem-
Der, 1885, for the erection and completion of
two vaults and Offices, according to plans
N. j. Mcconnell, Architect, which contrac-
tors can see at the Recorders Office. The
commissioners will exact q certified check
OF $50 and good local security or bonds to
one'haif the amount Of contract to accom-
pany any and all bids. The right to reject
any and all bids is reserved to the Commits
sioners. JNo. Y. BATTERroN, Chm.
Attest: w. +. STANLEY, Clerk of the County.
Deer Lodge, July %, 1885. a37 81
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FIfsss. Stamps to b. Added to tn. Old MIL.
Mfer-Mouafdin.

Inter- Mountain.
Professor Clayton, who is we'll known In
mining circles, and Mr.. Kinnear, the repre-
sentative Of the Scotch capitalists who re-
Gently purchased the Pyrenees gold mine,
near Gable, arrived In the city last evening.
Mr.. Kinnear expresses himself highly
pleased with the purch ase. and regards the
figure paid for the mine IS being quite rea-
sonable, In view OF its productive capacity.
Il Is the intention Of the new company to
lose no time In the development Of the prop
erty, and In order to treat the increased
amount Of ore, 1t is proposed to work the old
fve-stamp mill, which win be enlarged and
the batteries increased to twenty stamps,
with which possibly 10 tons Of ore per day
can BE- crushed. The mine will be opened
In systematic manner. The pay ore body
has IN average width of FIVE feet. Professor
Clayton says the Pyrenees belongs to the
same vein system ~ the famous Gable mine,
and Is most likely an extension Of part of
the cable vein. which he thinks Il divided,
only fork Of Il extending across the brow
Of the hill into the Pyrenees.
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In the Justice Court Of Phiipsburg Township before
Frank ID. Brown, Justice Of the Peace.
Thomas Hynes, Plaintiff,
..' Pa
Lucus Newell, Defendant. .s.. o. Z
The People Of the Territory Of Montana send
greeting to Lueius Newell, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear before me at my
once In the Township of Phipsburg County OF Deer
Lodge and Territory OF Montana within ten l0l days
after the service of this summons upon you and an
swer the complaint on file In an action to recover
Of you the sum Of thirty-seven and Hfty Eve one
hnndredths dollars 1887 $4,000 for merchandise,
material and labor furnished you at your special
stance and request by the plaintiff In the years 1884
and 1886. -
And you are hereby no.ifed that II you fail to ap-
pear and said complaint above required the
said plaintiff will take judgment by default against
you for the sum OF e37 IS aud costs OF suit.
1885.
..". FRANK ID. BROWN,
$50 It ... ..".- -ar Justice of the Peace.
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Ihe Husodndnadn gives himself clear away
Quite number Of Montana exchanges
have during the past year or two insisted
that the editor OF the Rocky Mountain Hus.
odndmm ought to marry, his mental and
physical condition, as indicated BY numer.
Gus paragraphs concerning marriages, iligi-
bic maidens and domestic results generally,
being such - to render dose of matrimony
the emergency remedy" appropriate to the
case. The following from the Husbandman
OF the Goth everlastingly settles 1t. When q
man Of mature years will write and insert
the following confession As leading local
item, In paper devoted largely to the in
crease Of live stock, there cannot be any
doubt Of his "goneness" Hear him:
"They were walking in the moonlight. A
soft, velvet hand rested between two hard,
brawny ones, and a flood of golden tressss
hoated about his shoulders and mingled in
strange contrast with . shaggy, uncut beard.
When suddenly her low-cut slippers came in
contact with something soft in the grass, or
seemed to, for there was suppressed scream,
shudder, and the trembling hand was
ciinched In one palm, strong arm wen: out
around buxom form, to stay and support it;
and still they wandered on rs though moth
ing had happened. And We are not quite
certain that anything did, although his face
went down as II to shelter her eyes from the
moonlight, and his lips seemed to linger in
close proximity to where the sound of dis
tress had proceeded from, but the man in the
moon saw nothing but pair of pleasant
faces moment later, and man licking his
lips in an ecstacy Of delight when the inter-
val Of silence had passed"
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TO PoSTMASTERS.

We occasionally hare copies Of the Neao North.
West returned NTH Refused, ""Let the Coun,
try" "Dead," etc, written betow the printed
name Of package subscribers, oithout anything
10 indicate he postoDice address. II is aa act Of
"oFeasire pdrtizdnship," or ,oorse, TO suppose
y r,Blisher knows The address Of every subscri-
Der. and Il frequently requires considerable time
70 look up such addresses. Beside, Postnadsters
are required 10 send cards stating The facts, and
these cards arc furnished free by The Govern
penL We do not wish to be cdptious or ezdct-
ina, but eypect erery Postmaster TO do his duty.
Please gire THE attention.
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NOTICE OF MEETING,

OFFICE GRANITE MOUNTAIN MINING Co,
ST. Louis Mo-, July IA, 1885.
The annual meet ng Of the Stockholders of
this Company for the election of nine (.)
Trustees to serve for the ensuing year, will
Granite, (near Philipsburg), Deer Lodge
county, Montana Territory, on Wednesday,
August 10, 1885. Polls open from IL O'Clock,
noon, until 4 o'clock p. m. Books for the
transfer OF stock will be closed from August
to 20, inclusive.
Attest: L. NJ. RUMsEY, President.
JOHN T. FIELD, Secretary. $50 AZ
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Even the patience sf Job would become
exhausted were he = preacher and endeayor-
ing 70 interest his audiences while thew vsre
keeping up An incessant coughing, making
it impossible for HIM TO be heard. Yet, heW
very easy can all this be avoided BY simply
using DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs, and Colds Trial Bottles
Drug Store. 6o3
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BOIL OF HONOR.
Cash Department, New North-west.
The following subscriptions have been paid
LII
Bucklen's ArnIca SaIve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and Positively
cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price D
cents per box. For sale by
aR.lyr THE DEER LODGE DRUG 20.
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Proposals for Painting School House Roof.

Proposals in writing will be received until
IL o'clock m. Saturday, August Is, 1885, for
putting one coat of mineral or lead paint
on the tin roof Of the new Public School
House, Deer Lodge. This paint to be APP
bids must state the kind of paint to be used,
and the work be subject to our approval.
Proposals should be addressed to us and
marked. proposals for Painting Public
School House Roof" We reserve the right
to reject any and all bids If any bid is &C.
cepted, the award will be made at 8 D. m. of
the date for closing bids.
TRUSTEES SCHOOL DIST. No. 1,
$50 2t Deer Lodge county, MT.
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Il. s. SrAcKPoLE, p. NJ.

RaBchmen operating Osborn machines
Will bear In mind that we are the. only par
ties carrying extras, Irvine aud wire for those
machines. Send In your orders early that
you may be supplied. BENNETT Bros.
kj7-3t
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FARMERS,

Send in your orders for Binding Irvine. Car
load just received, guaranteed half sisal and
half MANILA, running 800 feet to the pound.
Your orders will receive prompt attention.
63 2t BENNETT RRos
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SuLKY HAY RAKEs, warranted to be good,
at A. Kleinschm idt & Co.'S, for from s22 TO
SIS, and plenty of time given with interest.
p'Ea
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and offer Special Bargains
That Cannot Be EQuaned
BY OTHERS
LEARN OUR NEW PRICES
AND BE YOUR OWN JUDGE.
Retail Grocery Depart
ment.

Ell. BONNER & CO.. desire
to call the attention OF the Pub
lie to their New Grocery Store
on Main ST., having removed
their Retail Stock into the north
half OF the Dry Goods Store.
The Retail Trade Will hereaf-
ter be supplied from this front,
where a New, Complete and
Wen-Selected Stock OF Family
Groceries can always be found.
The building heretofore occu-
pied by them as retail grocery
store will hereafter be used for
the Wholesale Trade Exclu-
sively.
We are no,o better prepared than
eUer to cater to the public in GEN
eraL, and WOULD very respectfully
solicit a share of the trade.
Ranchnaen, call and get our
prices. We are prepared to take
all kinds of produce at highest
market price.
Very respectfully.
.E.L. Bonner & Co..
@r-7 r~---
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for in the Postoffice at
Deer Lodge, Mont, Aug. z, 1885. Persons
calling for letters In this list will please say
advertised and rive date Of list
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Deer Lodge Drug Co. have Just received q
large and well-selected stock Of Hair, Cloth
and Tooth Brushes, Handkerchief Extracts,
Tooth and Toilet Soaps, Puff Boxes, Purses
Pocket Books, etc. Give them cali.
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Marriage. Birth, and Death Notices are
.,'hiisheI In the New NORTHWEST without
rbarge. Obituary Notices, Resolutions of
0rdrrs and like matter ordered for publica.
,Ion are subject TO advertising rates.
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ESMERALDA,

Alabastine for Wall Finish at Deer Lodge
Drug Co. 819tf
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Ezra Winter Strained Lard Oil
635tf It Deer Lodge Drug Co.'s.
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A Dastardiy Robbery.

Buy your Ready MIXED Paint" OF Deer
Lodge Drug Co. 619tf
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RELIGIOUS.

r.ruoLIc-serviees every Sunday. Sunday
eNhooi Al Q O'Clock each Sunday under direction
sssIs,ers Of Charity.
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advertised and give date Of list.
Adams Nathan Jordon Ernest
Briggs BJ King Mary
Condor Patrick Lingrew John
Collins John A Milton Albert to
Clarkin 7 Murphy ii
Done II w ~ Mclaughlin Marion
Davey Richard McKennon Collin
Depheny Henry Nelson Katie
Donnelly John p Odell L w
Devin o. O'NealSD
D0si Quesnel A
Frank q E-5 Runyon M Ms
euler John Shields Geo
Grove y Stery Frank-2
Harmison q Sullivan Mary E-2
Hil James Sherwood Wellington
Hill Marion Stokes CE
Hermann Lizzie Smyth Saml L
Htbbird Saml vyni M A
Henderson 10 Walker Sidney
Watson NJ
Il. s. STACKPoLE, p. M.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES every Sunday at IL
SnNand IN o. m. Sunday School at 2 .. m
Q. ~ IS also on Wednesday evening at ~.
ssfN'' GALEN WOOD, Pastor.
pursBYTERIAR-se Services every Sunday at
iH,rIoek a. M, and o'clock p. m. Sun
H. school every Sunday at Q O'Clock.
@" Z. |. oRoEEEvELD, Minister.
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ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.


THE POPULAR and ONLY ROUTE FOR viewing tho
famous Islands OF the 81 Lawrence only DAILY line to
Alexandra Bay. and ONLY hno connecting with FIRST
CLASS steamers which the finest meals served.
ROME. WATERFOWL AND oGDENsBURG RAIL
ROAD
SHORT ROUTE, QUICK TINE, STEEL RAIL
N Y. CENTRAL SLEEPING CAR CO.'S NEW AND
Trains leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT VIA ROME. for
CAPE VINCENT. WATERFOWL and way 9:l5 p. n
DAILY. lll5 p. daily except Saturday and 1890 T. m.
daily except sunday OswEGo and 1880 q m. daily
except Sunday. 9l5 D. m. and Ills p. daily exceps
Saturday; oGDENsBURG. NORWOOD and way 9l6 p u
and HAS p. m. daily except saturday
el5 D. m. THROUGH WAGNER SLEEPERS for
CAPE VINCENT DAILY except Sunday. WATERFOWL
DAILY. and oGDENsBURG aaly except Saturday.
lll5 D. m. Sleeping Car to ALBANY. PARLOR CAR
ALBANY THROUGH to CAPE VINCENT.
lO,3O m. arrives ST LAWRENCE RIVER G40p q.
View OF brilliantly lighted islands by night
on arrival OF all trains at CAPE VINCENT tho NEW
FAST STEAMER "sE LAWRENCE" and the steamn
MAUD" leave for CLAYTON. ROUND ISLAM
THOUSAND ISLAND PARK and ALEXANDRIA BAL
and for KINGSTON ONT.
THE ST. LAWRENCE connects at Alexandria Bay wi0
steamer for MONTREAL every morning sunday.
delightful sail Of only two hours Cape vincent
Alexandria Bay.
Through tickets for sale vt all NewYork Central uck0
offices In Newly ork and Brooklyn Call address w.
HULL, at ofhcs Of Company. 10 Pnest. for "TourisS
Guide Of Thousand Islands and Niagara FA Mailed freA
WE. PARSONS. II. n. BRITToN.
0snl Pasa Agent GEM Manages
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after June 2. lSS'
~ -IRIr II LIZ.

AND UNITED STATES MALL ROUTE.
Trains Leave York Dcsbrosses and Street
Ferries. follows:
Harrisburg. Ptt,burg the West with Phi Imam Palace
cars attached. - q. Z and .. daily. Now %
thicago Limited Of Parlor Dining Smoking sleep.
iiig cars at IA. ~. ry day
lanspor Lock Haven, a. me- p. Cory and Erie nc
n connecting Tttusyille, Petroleum
ire ana the OH Regions
Baltimore Washington and the SOUTH Limited Washington
Express Pullman paior Cars daily SUNDAY 10
u. M, arrive Washington 1903 D. M. regular $40 and
$3.50 a. /. 3;iU and and IL night sunday Gl5
M. $40 and ami II night
For Atlantic tify except SUNDAY with through ~
For Cape May. except SUNDAY. i.p. M -
Long Eracn BAY Head Junction and Intermediate stations
Railway Amboy Al. $40 ana a. IN, IL noon,
$40 "a I. c % -. and O:Sl ON Sunday ",
al a. m and D. IN. do not stop at Asbury Park
For old Point and Norfolk via New York. Philadelphia
Norfolk Hailroad $50 n days AMI p. m. every
day; via baltimore and Bav Line. $40 p m. weekdays.
Boas of BROOKLYN with all through
Jersey city aioriing speedy and direct transfer Tor
Trains Arrive From P.tts5urs T. y. 1880 G55 and
0a5 y. IN; daily. From Washngon and Baltimore $40.
$50. "a 3;2O a:2o. 1905 u. From Philadelphia
$3.50, 800, T. g. 900 $50 1910 l;30a l;2O . 3;20,
$40 $50. 800 600 7;20; $50 800. 9.3J 1905 D. ~
and 1920 night sunday 800 62O 7O5. 60j, llJJ a. III.
$40. G;20 500. 3'2o 9;3j. 1908 y. N
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DREXEL, MORGAN & co.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RAILROAD co.

the Committee q Reorganization appointed under the
amended Gated 18Th January. 1852 pursdRnt To
the 20 yer cln sen hereby TX saturday 9th August
Unit OF IN, within whcl bondhoers and sOch i.ors
NAV IN tho purchase ani REORGANIZATION
amended agreement Holders are required q de
the DAY with the
Mere utr must ,omprny. No 10 ttoafwsy Ncw- Nork
Ia II 'dri
ous tsuier gDst alter 2,th August -S, Will be
CHARGED pes cent INC tommtce reserve the right to IN
crease wltIoat notice ;iune to time
ERWIN DAVIS.
JANE Il. COLGATE
Jon. +. NCE.Ok.
JANE I CLIO ~,
GFragE ;. BAKER. ,COnniiec.
SNIIH CLIFF,
(NAELi5 g FRY.
KENNEDY lrp
FRANCIS -. IREN(H. J
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PHILADELPH AND READING R;R.
poNE W. ETs = ~ ~ u InSIH,lp

TIME FOOT OF IIB ys ST. North FL Flyer ss,
l rs s sSSSSTi i sss g. s sS sSS Sac
@ % SaHH o %
DRAWTNG:kooM c%Rs on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
As's5"ns lsass idJ sS a 1880 n
M @ BOZ Sd 5a sG 5 ssS s sSS rs
hl tS fExGE and pHrLrssuao Penn
For or'VM IiLfhMspoRT, sUNBURY LEwIsBURa and
M MAhAN9Y CITY az At o S g. as 1922
sS 5B fSs s1SJsSs 5sG Loo $780, 400
s SIkEssxs 1'a and az r. 81 Zoo ss
rd o iy SfS 3t5 9t GJ sganaays at
For IAMAoUA at 1900 7:l5 si5 Loo lso s'i5 400
For BGTaLEHEM ALLEN rowN and MAUcH CHUNK
1870 700. s45 m. Loo, l:3O. S:46 '45 pm Sunday
rcrSAsYoN At 100 700. s4S, m. loo. 1890 80 4oa
For cNG i Iii FRIDGE BRANCH az 400. si5 iOh
Fer FEN INGroN 100 SO m. 100. iso. 400 4:s,
r6T ii iaeays ~, SeSS o s ls
Gao s rs 49, 65 100 80 Sundays 5SS 'so 80 $50 SO no
|3S rs sis sS soa j 5os e. e. go lsis
pG M o sSnS lays s!s5 n i;s6 400
For saG 6 &c? B ssa ls:RC BEGAN GROVE
500 M S no sT rs a92 except aS S S s
r a s III l2So 5 .9 9g ooa H. iso 400 500
Pm m, KEwooD TOMS RIVER ami BARNEGArat 400.
y a. a. IN. l:3O. 430 p m. ,.,
For ATLANIIC CITY, VINELAN u AM BHlDGErOSb ~
400 a. lsOp m .r,,,,,.,, ,.,,-,,.
NtW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. :, North River, via sandy Hook.
FOR HIGHLANDS. sEABRIGHi aud LONG BRACNH,
4:3 300 ll:o0 100 3:ij. 4;oo $50 D. IN sundays
lor IiGERoN. AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE,
OCEAN BEACH POINT PLEASANT. &C. BOO. ll:00
a. M. I:OO 3l5. 4i50 $50 p M ooo . "a,
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS f3o 'oo1 M" $40 o;''
td9r LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER, BARNEoAT. i;so M
Te G procured at foot Iiberty-sti Pier No
ISasaway $50 757 and 749 6tlaye Kiyngtonst 10
Ia and li3 Greenwich St: 1858 2OS East lkotb.sti
i53i $40 Bowery, and principal hotels in New FORK city
I'm Broklyn No. tourt-st.: lO1 broadway; sBS 500
Fulion.st 2O $40 lhsttanave In Hoboken 25t Wash
pronst y. Y Transfer Company will ca for and check
BAGGAGE from hotels residence 10 aes inatlon
rs WOOTIEN, &. G. II ANCOCk
= - General Manager. Gcn. PASS and Ticket Agt
H. r BALDWIN, @. E. p. Agt. ll9 Liber;yst n. X.
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LET US HAVE PEACE"

The prayer is answered and all 'tr'ie ,soc'
rhs neace that pnsseth understanding came.
oh, rest tried soldier thine forevcrmore
The victor's crown. the bessd peace'""Ae' ""'N'
The peace is thine that ends tho wage OF war;
The peace that makes all enmity forgive
The peace that leaves no wound, no oat'ie scar
Save In the mourning hearts OF those VINO h''
The peacc that stills the jealous. earping tongue
That puts away the pen which would assaii
That leaves no appraised hands save those winch ciuns
NoS reaching to thee through the mystic Veh
The peace that ends all sorrows OF the heart
That calEs all troubles which here try inc soui'
The peace that cometh never TO depart,
And knows no bugle CALL no battle roll.
"Iet us have peace so it has conc to thee'
And from her heart thy codntry brcathes'no pray
The peace thou gavest her may ever be-
The peace He givoth, thine forever tnero'
LU r. CAKE.
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NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
~ TER PORTLAND. NEW-LONDON, NORWICH,
White and all point. East s, Iron PEI PEI
brosses Street Ferry ats IN. CITY OF WORC
Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays cITY or Bos TON"
may be secured House. 07 26 1877 and 957 Broad
way Windsor Cosmopolitan and Ears Hotels S3o Futonst
Li"oAi'"' al" az " GEO. w. BRADY Agent.
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1NHE NEW LINE

NEW.TOKk. PHILADELPHIA, EOREULK Old POINT
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
bH0URs FASTER THAN Any OTHER ROUTE.
The NewYo Philadelphia Norfolk Railroad Company
nov runs Fast Day and slight Express bcween
railroad eao q NJ week days and D. daily arriving p1
Point Comfort olb week days and $50 daily Nob
folk D. IA. and ol6 Sleeping through from Now
lerk 70 ape Charles And paror Oar padcphia vita
be secured at any roSet nice " the Pennsyvana Railroad
Company. i. Is. COOKE, Genl Pass and Treixht GENT
II. W. DUNN Superinte ndaut
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TO THOUSAND ISLANDS.

NETWORK, ONTARIO AND W ESTERN RAILROAD
THROUGH PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS WITHOUT
CHANGE BEIW ZEN NEwYOaK AND ST LAWRENCE
RIVER. train leaving Jay st. NewYork at 5:25 D. M;
wes AID ST. 5a5 p. m; Fuionst, Brookyn 4t5 m Rcr
turning steamer IT. Lawrence leaves Alexandria
u IN Day train leaves Jay 500 West fsist, G5S
a. M; brooklyn, s:25 a. m Night train daily
New. York JCANDERS)N,
u. T.. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-30
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WANTED. ON or about Oct. l, by family
Consisting Ok gentle wife and two children. board
for winter o between 23d and 4jti sts and 9th
Lexington Will uirc paror AMI three bedrooms
prl.fe tane must references given
CURED private hOus, preferred Adde'S .
CHARLES NJ. Box 1904 7. o.