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TBAINS TO NEW YOJtK, IIBAVB UADUOH, 6.22, 0.40, B.18, LO.DS, 1.80, u.a4,4.5U, o.ao, u.oi. LEAVE MEW XUUK VULL UAUISON, 7.20, U.IO, lu.io, 11.20,11.60,12.30, 2.80, 3.80, 4.20, 6.20, 0.80, 7.45. FLLOM MUW YOKK, AKHIVE AT MADIHON, 8.42, 10.43, 11.41, 12.63, 1.28,1.41, 4.03, 4.47, 6.3U, U.40, 8.08, W.35. MAILS close and nrrivo aa follows: CLOSE. East n.

8.10 p. m. a. 4.80 p. AimiVE.

n. 4.47 p. m. a. 8.24 ii.

m. 0. ABllEV In Agent for the ami 18 to iulmrlptlom, mnko contmclii fnr ailovrllriiig. collocllonii, aud Iraaauct ill oilier biMllieMattcniling luch office, An persons ore tiivltod to senit local thi ifjoutiNAL. t'ommimlcallona abould bo i luiletl by tbe names ortbo wrllem, i irlly Fw pubVfi'ation, but as evidence of No attention wlU bo ijlvon to anonymons articles, lOllN IIK.S'NIO.S, No.

a43 llroail Street. Is our AdvertlslnB Aueut for the city Newark, N. J. lie lo uinke contra for nn.l money for the same liresent.ilSu of our hills. J0U11S la for sale at the MAOISON-H.

llnruuiu'i Jo's tlrilu stores, and the (lee Phiiri.incv, strcl MDltUIS (JlIATIHM-tlarrtson A Co'i new ndv. of cliina, etc. platform of tlio new depot is being Hogged. new liouso is being erected for Mr. E.

L. Cook. Stomiicli mid Liver Pills, 26 11 box. Francis has returned from Florida. and Cook's buildings are nearly new stock of choice Papeteries at Gee's Pharmacy.

the asth will bo Thanksgiving Day. -Try the "Pride of Madison," anew 5 cent cigar, ao Gee's Pliannacy. Ouncentrnted Extract of Jii- maimi Ginger, forty cents per bottle. "Hoynl Alexandra Cologne," $1.00 pint bottles, at Gee's Plinrinacy. I'hc natural liiiir re.storer, "Carbo- $1.00 per bottle, at Gee's PI ey.

Toilet, Bath and Carriage spoiigLsin great tarieiy at Gee's PImrma cy. attention given to the dispensing of perscriptions at Gee's Phnrnuiey. -Safe! Use Gregory's Oil, 150 deg fire test. For sale at Gee's Pharmacy. leoturc was delivered by Bislioplli ven, 1).

to the students of Drew Sui innry, Friday of last week. Isaac Ayei who was burned out by the fire hist winter, will next week a grocery store in Fiikett's building. cherry tree nud fence on the properly of Mrs. Kelley, opposite the Catholic iiuisiiiiiige, 1ms been blown down. C.

U. Barnes will preach an Autumnal sermon to-morrow morning in the M. C. church. The church will be decorated with autumn leaves.

light snow fell Wednesday night, the first ihisseasoa, ushering in tlio season of ice and snow, the delight of the rich, but full of terrors to the poor. the corre-spundentofthe Banner inform us where and what the shoe is? Make your remarks more to the point, our Intellect fails to comprehend. temperaneo meeting Thursday night was not a very succe-sslul one. There Vfure but a few persons present owing to the storm, and both the speakers. Dr.

Buttz and Mr. Jowett. were absent. we givb the programme of the public meeting of the McClintook Literary Association, next Friday evening: Spectroscope, W. J.

Haven. Debate, "liesob eil that Sir Wuller Riilelgli was justly executed." Afflnnative, PraU- nian, T. 11. Oakea; negative, S. S.

Dease, A. C. Hddy. Oration, S. W.

Smith. the recent appointments made by KightKov. Michael A. Oorrigan, D. Bishop of Newark, tlie following are of interest in Uiis vioiuity: Kov.

L. Gambasville, of Boonton, to St. John's, Nework; Rev. Pierce McCarthy, of Dover, to St. Pious', East Newark Roy.

J. Hanley, of Mount Hope, to St. Mary's, Dover; Eev. Jns. J.

Onrrnn, of Trenton, to St Bernard's, Mount Hope; Bov. John A. O'Grady, of Now Brunswick, to St. Mary's, Boouton. Itoslgnatlon ofKeT.

Dr. tVeslon, ot Grace Cburoh. We leom that Dr. Weston has resigned the Bcetorship of Grace Church, Madisim, with tlie intontion of traveling for a year or two for the benellt of his hBitlOi. The vestry ununimously offered him a yeors' leave of absence, to continue his soliuy, and retain the use of the Boctory, in the hope that his hcaltlt would be so improved as to enable him to resume his charge ot the expiration of that time; but this we are told he has declined.

The happiest relations have existed between Iiimself and the parish, and Uioy part with deep and mutual regret. Pililic Exerclteg of Foster Lyconm. The regular seini-inonthly public exercises of the Foster Lyceum orcurred loiit Monday night. As UBUUI the Hull was well filled. The.

members ot this Society have many wunn friends in Mudison iind vicinity whoso fnmilliar fuccs would bb missed as much or even more than the faccs of some ot the mimbers unil perfonnors thbmselves. This is a vviy eocouiuKing fact and ciruumstnnce which doubtless stimulated the purforiiierg in preparing the choice iiroKranime and in rendering the productions which pieeminently ciuir- Qctoiizcd Mondiiy evening's eutertiiiu- ment the best ot the season if nut thu best in the history of the soeiety. Several of the most talented aud eiiefftetic members of the society are gone, thus throwing large of the burden on the shoulders of some of the newly iu- mem bers. The obsence ot some ot the founders of the society is su riously felt, but their places are cted- itably filled by men whose genius and energy well Uts them lo be the successors of such illustriong pioneers. In the mutter or music the society us well us the community seriously feels the loss of Mr.

A. R. Cronce, duriiig his long connection with the society was recognized ns singer of great power aud a leadder of exceptioniil ability. His place however, is creditably tilled by Mr. C.

H. Hemstreet, who, not- witlistnuding the many other claims on his time and energies, uuinuges to keep up the musical feature ot the pro- gi'umme with credit to liimsolt and great acceplubillily to others. Misi Emma V. Tennyson, whom the society is proud to claim as a mcinbir, still manifests her zeal tor the prosperily of the society. The exquisite taste displayed lu the decoration ol the hail revealed the fatt that she was the directing spirit, while the success of the niii- siciil part of the entertiiiiiiiient ishirje- ly dii'j to the ability with which she presides at the organ, and the music both in its sclccttou nud rendition re veiils the the fact thnt XIr.

Hi iu itreet hag itu effleientniid industrious adviser and critic. The oration by Mr. Chas. A. Howells was one of the best that has been de- livercil by the Bludents this year; his subject, ''The Plowman Poet," was hiiu (llfd in a masterly raaniicr.

C. V. Giis mer rend two selections, onefroni Loiii; fellow, and one from C. F. Adams; the hitler, while not passing tlie nirrit ot the former compnsitiou was nevertlu less equally acceiitnbly, us it iitl'iirdod the reutler an opportunity to ainuso as well as eiiity.

Tlie qm stioV'lor clebaie was, "li-'solved thiitniMro re.siilts from tlio perversiou of intellect than from the pc-rversioii of wealth." Tlii.i was by Mr. 1. U. Zartuian on theallU-mative, and Mr. F.

J. Uochr.in on the negative; they were followed in the uiiscellaneous debate by Vaiigbii and Ikmstieet. Tiie Liiiicet was by Mr. Zeller. This issue eou- taiiied quite a variety of contents, and revi aifd much oiig, nulity nt I bought.

Tlio reader received a send oft" in the shape of hearty round of applause when lie appeared on the stage, and aitliouuh apparently ii veiy nioilest tiian he dovs uot to be embarassed by IRI quent intciTiiptions, when these interruptions are iu the sliape of applause. The paper was the best that has been lead this year, and we hope the editor will be called on again to fill the The closing s.mg Oh Miiid- eu," was reiMeied in flue style and call- forth piolonued applause. L. L. Brown iiresided with his accustumud ease, grucefuluess mid In conclusion we would say tial those of our readers wiio liavcthe leisure cannot dobet.er tnan attend thu next public euicrtainmeut of thu Foster Lyceum wliieh will occur cue week ti oui next Monday uight.

The JoiniKAL Invites correspondence upon all loplca of Interest, wblch It will Insert, provided llie writers furnish their names as evidence of good faltli I and npon tho undenttandlng that the SUH la not responsible for tho opinions therrln eipressml, ond If conlroversy arlsoa It ll condtirtvd wllh due reiiard to courtesy. Editor While such important imiiroveuients are being made in our town, allow me to sucgest the use of plank side-walks so much in use in the norlheru aud western town. These side walks are inexpensive and far snpeiior to either flag stones or gravel, can be easily cleared ot snow in winter, nnil ate free from niiid ami witeratiill When the sinnv is once removed (and it can be so easily done), the walk remains dry; but in the case of flagstones or graveled walks, the snow Is thrown upon one side or the other and as it uielts the water flows upon the walk, freezing soon after, perhaps, making dangerous promenade. In tho northern and western towns each property own er is required to place the plank walk in frout ot his own premises. H.

CiiATUAii, Nov. 6th, 1878. Kdllnr Journal We have boon requested to ask if it would not bo practicable to convert the upper story of Judge Lathrop's new building into a llall; it is something very much needed in Mudison. We were given to understand that if any oarty, or parties, wore willing to lease the sold Hall, for a term of five years, at a roosonsble rent, there woald be no diffiouly in ohtoiniag it. Find the or parties who are willing to comply with the above coaditions, and you can have the Hall without a duubt.

Wo wish tho railroad comiiany could he induced lo carry out the roof of their now platfurm on the side next tho main street so as to be jiarralel with the curb stone; it is, it stands, what they used to call whet we were boys, all a "wee wah," and it ii very offensive to the eye, one part project, ing beyond tho carb stone while the othei does not cover it it will look worse when it is finished and all tho seaffolds down, than it does now. The horse of Dr. Goo. M. Swain broke loose from the hitching post last night and ran into the tender of tho Chatham drill engine as it was going past the crossing of tho Stanley post ofTiee.

Tlio sni- iial dropped dead, and one of tho shafts the baggy were broken. The Trustees of Dist. No. 81 are digging well on tho new school good idea byspepslal Urspep'lal Dyspepsia is the most porploxlnit ofall biimnn illinents. Its svniptoms are almost hilhiltn hi Ihelr vurlciy, and tho forlorn ami victims of the dboiise often fancy themselves the prov, in turn, of every known malady.

I his Is in part, to tho close which exists between the stoinuch nud tho brain, and In part also to the fact that anv disturbance ol' the dlues- tlve function necessarily disorders tho liver, iho bowels and the nervous sysletn, and ullceui, to some extent, the qnalltv of tho E. F. Kunkcl's Uitter Wine of Iron Is a sure cure. 'I hls is not a now preparation, to bo tried and found wunllng, it 1ms I een proscribed lily for nianv years In tho practlco ol' eminent pliysl- cliins w-lth unpiiralcllcd success. It Is not ex- pecteil or Inlcu to cure all the disea-cs lo which the human family Is subject, but Is wur- rante to cum Uvspepsla In Its most obstinate form.

Kunkel's nitter Wine of Iron never falls lo cure. Symptoms of am loss ol' petlte, wind and rising of the food, dryness of the mouth, heartburn, distension of the stomoch and iKiwcIs, cinistlpation, headache, dizziness, sleeplessness and low Try llio remedy and bo convinced of its merits. Oct tho genuine. Take onlv Kunkel's, which Is put only In one dollar bottles. Depot, 260 Kortll Ninth Street, Philadelphia, fa.

It never I'alls. For sale bv all IlrUKglsta and dealers overywhere. Ask for E. F. Kunkel's Illttcr Wlno of Iron and take no other.

Six botlles for livo dollars, or one dollar per bottle. Worms I Worms E. F. Kunkel's Worm Syrup iiovor fulls to destroy Pin, Seat and 3tonia: Worms. Dr.

Kuukel, tho only successful physician who re- Tape Worm In two li LAWRENCE'S, 481 BROAD STREET, NEWARK. a fee until ived. Coi FOR CHINA TEAADINNEK SETS, FNORR PLATES ANI) SETS, TOILET SETS. GOLD BAND, DECORATED, AND FINE WHITE GOODS. The liest mnko of CROCKERY, CUTLERY, PLATED CASTORS, FORKS, KNIVES, LAMPS, CHA'NDELIERS, (iOODS oflhe best merit.

FANCY CHINA CUPS, VASES, SMOKE SETS. IjK)k in, when In Sowurk, at LmENCE'S AND GOODS. if Tape Wi idlly destroved- Send lor iiiiklo, 'iSO North Ninth Sti or call on your i e's Womi Syrup, price $1. Inslai Mr. T.

J. Slaughter. The following is taken from the New Yiirt Trade Journal, and as Slaughter is a resident of Madison the a' ele will uot bo out of place iu the JOURNAL: Mr. T- J. Slaughter is a member of the well known and influential firm of Ex.

Norton of 19 South Wil lium and 51 Stone street, who do ai important business us bankers and generul commission merchants. The firm is composed ot Mr. Norton and Jlr. T. J.

Slaiighier. Theso gentlemen are natives ot Kentucky, and both cami toNew Yoikinl863, a.id at once engaged iu active business opiiriitioiis, under the style ot Norton, Slaughter tor a period ot twelve years, and ofterwards continued bv Mr. T. Slaughter alone, until the renewal ot co-partnership, 1st. of July, 1878, with Ex.

Norton. Mr. Slaughter was oue of tho orlgimtl members of the Exchange, and wag elected one of the first Board of Manage) s. Iu thu intemedl- ate period ho has held various official positlous, and is at present a member of the Atijudicatiim Committee. He is a man of sound judgmeutandjudicious enterprise, and has a well-tounded reputation fur succeeding iu what he undertakes.

Tho firm of which he is a member is well known in the commercial and flnaocial world to be a sound and reliable conoem, and itaoperations are upon an extensive scale. to hi jilenty of 35 feet Tiiek gravel. are now tud Closer says they (howing signs of wa- PI.IUA. A singular Inslanco of superstltloii came to llljht not sinco, which hi thus related Go- luK into a neiglibi.r's oiio day last week, I found one oftiio children snirerlng from a severe cough, and expresscil mv opinion that It wns a case In which medical should bo obtained. The uiotlier of tho boy ai-rced that It was very b.id, but said that beforo culling ii doctor Intendeil to try loni; used ill similar full.

Oil beiiiK pressed lo i scriptioii, sho (travel Iilfi cliHrm consisted in lliile's I und Tar, and tiiat It coliiil lie obtained of nil thi driiiSBlsts. I'rKe lifty cents and oue (liillar. A groat saving by imrcliasing the large size. Sold In- all druggists, Fulls, 20, 1878. C.

N. I Inivo us- ingvour Halo's Ilonev of Ilorehouud and Tar for Imiiicliial un'ectioii, ami have been greiitly benelitted bv it, and would like to Inlnidiice it In our ilt.lo town, a. I can cheerfully recommend it to all th it are suiroriiiK from Lung Complaint, Coughs, Oolds, etc. What can you furnish me this mediclno for bv tho dozen bottles or two dozen at a time I'tcspectrnlly vonrs, W. W.

llrown, Ilock Tails, III. Pike's Toothache Drops cum In one minute. "It Is wnrtii double Ita (Cana- dii) Advertiser. ear CHEAPEST AND BEST I Peterson's Magazine. FULL-SIZE PAPER PATTERNS! CT-A SUPPLEMENT will be Riven In every niiuilier for 1879, containing a full-size patleni sheet for a ladv's or child's dress.

Every sub- scrilier will H'c'eivo, during tho year, twelve of these so that these alone will bo worth an the subscription price. Great Im- ill worms can bo prov. infills will also Iw imiile In other rcspects. lirciilar to E. V.

"PETEItSON'S MAGAZINE" contains, I'hiladoiphla, year, IWKI pages, 14 steel plates, 12 colored Her- 1 botlleol' Kun- 111! p.iltirns, 12 mammoth colored fashion plates. It never fails. 24 p.i ges of music, and about 9(1(1 wood cuts. Its principal are STEEL ENGRAVINGS immense circulation enables Its proprietor to spend more on ombelllshinents, stories, etc. than any otiicr.

It gives more for the money Iban anv in the world. Its TAI. ES ASD NOVEI.ETTE.S are the st publislied anywiicre. All iho most writers are emploved to writo originally that she had for 'Teterson." In 1879, In addition to the us- I never I'ouud to i nal quantity of short stories, five original copy- nuniciite the lire-; right novelettes will Iw given, by S. mo that the I Slephcns, Frank I.ce Benedict, Frances llndg.

ly of Ilorehouud Sheriff 's Sale. Xl.irris Circuit W. Day nnil ChnrlesS. Dnv vs. Asa K.

Uaiidolph, hai der, aud Aarun D. Thompson, owner. Ki. fa. do Iwu.

et ter. In ease. On lien ciniui. neturnable to Oct. I'enii, A.I)., 1878.

Uuv MINTO.V Att'y. Jlorris Circuit Carey v.s. Asa It. IIiiiiiloliili, huihier ami furiner Aaron 1). Thoii.psnn, tires- enionner.

I-'i. fii. de b.iii. et ler. In ensc.

Oil lieu clniia- Iteturnable to Oeti.lier Tenii, A. 1878. Att'ys. By virtue of the nhuve staled writs of fieri iu my liiinds, 1 shull expose for sale nt Public Vendue, at the United Slates Iliitel in N. on tlie I8tli (liiy of Novemlier next, A.

1H78, hetwceii tlie hoars nf 12 Jl. anrl P. tlint is to at 3 o'ehick in theufternoiin iil' said day, all tlie rolliiwiiig described hiii.ls, tenements and real esiute of tlie snid Aiiron P. Thnroiison, owner, Theimihlingisa mill building, thirty ieetbv fifty feet, three and a half higli.sitiinle a eertiiiii lot of land in the the County oi' and Stale of New Jersey, known as The Friukiin Mills, and by sarvey in 1870, is described ns follows: Beginning nt a stone marked with a eriiss on the nortiierly side of the Turnpike Iload and in thelineoflnnds of Joel uiid runs thence (I) with lauds of Ulius shorn degrees f'nrtv-fiv ISt, tw id dri nerofhinil; thnice (i) still siiutli, eighty ilej utes wesi, five eli rleoftli forty-three links to th. groaad fur a Donneli and Osbni with IniiilH of Oslx angle and Osliorii: them-e (3) siill in lilieiiin-lh, tliivly-lwodi-grccs lift utes west, two elinins n' iniihllo of the rimd lliiiiiiKll's to Sluult-y iuks to the Bimuell Osbnrn's We would iitll til ers to the advertise Flexihl-cement, in eemolit has been i years aud is for in tin or laetal roo fiam When the hattor fits a cap to your cra- aium be cap siios your head, doesn't be boys engftged in a bar room fight on Sunday in Newark and one shot the other and then jumped on his abdomeA.

Stale has been dropped from the new Greenwood Lake Railroad Company. bull dog attacked a boy in Orange, tore his clothes to shreds, bit him in many places and nearly killed him. tirand Encampment of I. 0. 0.

F. of the State meets at Tranton on the lUth, and the Urand Lodge ou the aoth. -Tho Peddie Institute, a groat Baptist Hchoid at Hightstown, will be sold at Trenton on December 0th, to satUly a claim of tho Continental Life Insurauee Company, which lately failed. of a-wueiation of the Long Branch Ocean Pier were filled on Saturday in the office of the Secretary ofState at Trenton. The capital stock is to be IfSOO.OOO.

It is said that the work will be commenced as soon as practicable. of tho elders and five of the trustees of the Westminster Church of Jersey City liavo tendered their resignations. They are opposed to the pastor, Uev. Bidwell, who will vacate tho palpiton 1st of January next. The laymen want to get rid of him soouer and the case will go before the presbytery.

Nancy Pierson, a resident of Orango Valley, went into the woods near her home ou Tuesday afteraoon to quench a bonfire some children had started there. In doing su her clothing caught fire and she started on a run to her house. This fanned the flames, and she was literally burned to a crisp. She died soon after. Ihe Meehanio's and Laborers' Savings Bank, at Orove and Second streets, Jersey City, temporarily suspended payment on Saturday.

The assets of the bank amoant to about composed principally of bonds and mortgages and other secarities of a nature that it would be inexpedient and ruinous to convert into cash at present. The liabilltlos are in the neighborhood of $100,000. THE PATEBSON death of Mrs. William RafTerty, of Paterson, N. who wits found in her room on Tuesday jjornlng, burned almost to a crisp, is still involved in mystery.

Nothing in the way of raiment was left on the body, except the shoes, which crambled away wbea the dying woman was moved. It is still generally believed that the poor woman was first murdered, or nearly so, and then burned to hide the crime. A postmortem, held Wednesday, revealed what looked like wounds on the head and also on one arm, but the action of the fire has rendered a satisl'aotory examination extremely difficult. The police are still investigating the case. The tramp who had been seen loltertng about the premises outside the fence during the forenoon and whose description answers to that of the man who was ssen by the neighbors hurraing oat of the back gatejust before the alarm was given, has been traced as far as Haledon, a suburb, aboat two miles distant, beyond which no further knowledge of his route could be obtaineil.

ttention of our read ement of Vniiih-rvoort's I nnother column. This tiiorouglily tested fur nriugaTl holes or breaks )fs, where houses join chiniueys. skv-lig its. water tanks aud tubes, mer windows, etc. It will nut 1 oifiu hot or cold weather, apply it with a stick or kuile.

at 50e. and each, with ins. Ask at your hardware itore for it. For sale by llrittin Mudison. A FULL sflJCK at E- M.

Hoi'i'iua's. -o Ills olher advorilsenicnl'. hot-h; I cnlok UII ill en t'liii directii N. E. MULFORD, WATCHMilKER aifl JEWELER, IV.

CLOCKS, ft All Ojoda Warranted aa roin-OHeiitrd. eljitoial attomion givra repiilrlnir flue Walohi and French Clocks. ALL WOllK WAMliANlED. HARMAN'S ICE CREAM. LOIVKSr UATEH.

BBLMrMUHU AT THU aUOHTEST F. J. HARMAN, Central Avenue, Madison. THE LlGHT-RUNHljJie Tho BEST, LATS-ST liVIPflOVED, and most THOHOUCHLY conhir.ictod 8EWINQ MAOHINU overInvcnto.l. All the wearing povU nro iniido of tho BuQT STEiZL, CAREFULLY TEMPERED andnroADJUSTASLE.

It Ins tlio A Tin mrffioyi it liu Ulo JIUJiUlAl It hu tli4 Easiest Threaded Shuttle. Tho nOBBrtIB nro wlthont utruiiivfa or nwTHiiiiADiMa um MAOHIIJffl. It liua It has a AI. resulntii'i: tho Tviriiour it a i.Auau SE-A0I3 imdci- tho arm; IJ NOISJSI.BSS, iHiinIa t' I tliun nil oUicr iiibliicd. mod in locn reproaanted.

Iltla Johnson, Clark Co. 30 UNION SQUARE, N.V. humorist, the author of "Joslah Allen's 1 MAMM'I'l'II COI.Olir.I) FASHION Pb.VTK.S of all others. These plates are encnivcil 011 st.cl, twice the usual size, and ure nn.iiiuil- ed for beauty. They will be superbly colored.

Also, Household and other rccclpts; in short, ovorylhing Interesting to ladies. N.H.—As the publisher now prepoys tho nge to all mail subscribers. "I'etorsoii Is cheaper than over la fact Is the cheapest in the world. TEBMS (ALWAYS IN ADYANOE) $2 A YEAK. Prl.

OS to 3 Copies for With a copy of the prr- flli four clhlil hiiius of Sti-pnei witli Wilkinson's degrees forty-five and one link Iu I ilistanee in the n1: Wiiliinsou's d. ecl the links lo from st Iheiice (4) ulo iuth, seven links to thi it. Wilkinson; tl line soutii, thirly tlie huiik of ilii ilegn I line 1(1 the iple ir i iX 3 "4.50 1 mlum pict "ChrM nlossiuK I.lttle Children," a live vlng, lo th isirson gi lting up Iho Chit (24't20) 4 Cop fl 10 jJO.SO U.OO 14.00 gctlInK up tlio ('lull With un extra copy the for 18711, asaprcmhmi, totliopur- Conies for $8.00 With Imlh an extra 7 lO-W oftbeMagoilnoforts; 10 17.00 and tho preinlum plctm to tho person KotthiK op tho Club. Address, ild, OHABLES J. PETERSON, 3nO Obestniit Street, Philndelpblii, Pi gratis Ifnrlltcn Fine Groceries I E.

Ms HOFPING. MAIN STREET, MADISON, N. J. Fine Dairy Butter, CHOICE FAMILY FLtl, Spices, Dried Fruits, I LARD and SMOKED BEEF. ty-m elinins niiietv-lili' lii sinke ill tlie'liunkn drew Muiitheniiie'i.

his lino south, I'lMir lltes elmilL.ij..,. Slake in the i-oad leadiiif! fn In New i'roMdeme, and lo hinds of J. Itiein; thence (8) iusiiid rond north, tl.iitv-i twenty minutes fast, two elm links to a stnke for corner norlli.twentv-liveilet utes west, einhlv linl ImnKi.fu river; liieii teen west, (i' mill dnm)twoehniils (11) ninth, forty-tw. I links, tnor niirthrrlysidi-iiflhetii ilepces Svesi, three chains links to llie place of bririnninK.eoiiiainiiii; ninety hundiedtlisiifnn aire lit' bind, mure or less, tile pre- MIIBOS conveyed to said Asa li.Hnndolpli hv.leo.l dated NovoinhnrSH. 1870, bv 1 an- iel Ilonueliaud Wiliinni F.

Ijniiiicll and tliiir wives. Dated Sept. II, IH78. (10 nks(mni-e or le ml to the line iniid theme (7) wiih di-frrees twenty niin- niKhty-Uvolinks to a IU Cluithuia the line of vith Ills line line degrees ins forty-two corner; ihe.ice (U) ers tl.irly-iiine 111111- i to a slnke neur tlio (10) uiuih, sevpii- liver and links; Ihenee ih-'Kn le iipikei lo tho idithciice ith, fifty GLOBE White LeaJ ami MM Paint Co CAPITAL $100,001 Tiieio PaiiiU i Hbadu or color, Quo Quiirt Best Teas and Coffees IN TOWtV. CANNED GOODS IN QBEAT TARIETX.

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