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INDIA RUBBER SH0Es.-The subscriber is

INDIA RUBBER SHOES.-Ine suDscr!Dcr Is
respectfully socits call Dealer, may rely upon rt assert
being general and complies As can be ioand IN the
%sT Is 81 .ry q 81 Shoes SS different WIN
His stock OF hired u5bers decidedly The bssteve offered;
manner; Of plain and figured Rubbers, Mems and Wones,
' sS g sGi c df sSoes Bnkn Sandals
tured Rutbes &c can be found t THIS establishment MADE
IN A, % nGa RSbe case Cloth Hose for the
Water, Machine Banding, Lite PE$errer3 Pillows Cushions,
SC sc aud all other manufactured goods on hand and man
50 l2i Maiden lane between Pearl and WatrEsts.
DRINTERS AND BINDERS WAREROOMs
SGs g and s4ISfE 6 SrtTCh{66hAnH 6 S:3
ing Press Machine and Mandatory in consequence
of h ad 5e ne @ mP[0r @s s562 works
bed greatly reduce the prices OF their Presses and Of fr
newly printed Circular, which they beg leave refer,
TINS 81 Nos s Td n Rnb G ,d ,
their friends ha,notwi: The great reduction prices.
all articles manufactured By TINS Establishment shall retal
the high reputation which they have hitherto sustained II
will also be their neayor improve the quality If
than in every particular. They latter ese lives Also ,kat
Printers generally viii appreciate their endeavors to furnish
The very best articles a, barely remunerng prices,
Orders from any part the country for al articles used -
Printers Binders, including Type Ink Paper etc., will be
esecu:ed with the greatest care aud prompttude and tie
obbrg work and repairing will te done at the loves, posi-
biz PRICES T'h ever! aiisni9n and GzPsd,?n
viii be stamped r. Hoe Co.. that rerson, broaJ
may not hs imposed upon wl;h spurious articles made IN l
tStion OF theirs.
Printers newspapers y:ho publish this advertisement,
this e times before the % aud send
ofth, papers will be entitled payment Of thsr Dill
on hryins tour times the alnount"flt. a2oo
ErHE ONLY UNlNJUkED EXTRACT OF
Il SARSAPARlLLA in which the valuable unnjured
medicinal proIe,s the Sarsapl concentrated with,
out the Is OF heat and n ,ds pleasing form. Is
JONES'S TRIPLE EXT RACT OF SARSAPARILLA
CANDY.
Let gersoas Who using SlEsaa Tor any disease give
oSE sIN la IS St cE sly FcKsGE TO CONTAIN
OUNCES OF FURE SARSAPARlLLA ROOT.
That contains al thu nedicInl! yaeS of that
". Il Will o. found positive ranacea any arsn.
from drrncement of the n,urty the blood
such Scroult Kings Evil Salt RhtuH Scurvy ErySi,e
las Blotche ti- Face, Chronic Khruinatisu &c Sc
The "5 0HsR Tff %Ee @Iks % ET 6f h, as cost me
but forms believe the Gully uunjured Extract uow mad.
Jonrss rrbt txtr3ct OF Sardpaniia Candy sold whole
and retail b the sole proprietor l. \fS at the sis
vi the timeFican s.dsle, 81 Chad, .:n.seet, y. Y
Pic ~ cents package, with full printed
Agents Philtde lhia, Ledger BuiiJs Is; in Boston
E'""Liv l. = "a Funn>rr-rt aus In
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SHREWSBURY

& FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG
fs-zllsc.1 BRANCH. OCEAN HOUSE, PORT
sGNsSl WASHINGTON: MIDDLATQW% ent
RED BANK--The steamboat O RUS Capt w. I. Schultz,
will Leave N='sYok from Fulton Market hss and
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The Trade supplied {
PAX Yellow Soap. for family
use.
White Bar Soap, scented.
Palm WindSors. ard every de-.
seuptiou OF Fancv Snzus
for GrocsIs, Dru -giSrs. Ship
ping Merchants aud Fam.
lles-In the nestest style AID
finish.
Perfume.
Shaving Soaps, in pos and
cakes, OF the most elceilear
quality.
Toilette Powder.
Milk OF Roses.
Extract Of Musk.
All articles manufactured az
the trade. Dealers, Merchan.
Inspect our stcck before maxi.
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SOAP WORKS AND PERFUME la
BORATORY.
wM. JOHNSON & yROOM.

- - - . > .
2 the most liberal tarma
! Creme de Almond.
| Cologne Water.
Law snder do.
Bears Oil.
1 CE-hiarTow Pomra,d-.
/ Curling Find.
I Oenge-El lower Water.
GrsGian Dye for the Hair.
Cold Cream.
Salydoi Tor the Complexion.
Perfume Bags 10 prevent motI
B-su,ifying Lotion. -
Antique Oil.
Handkerchief Essence.
9 hiorine Toorh wash.
E7pnt &c Pose.
those works aEs prepared 70 ,uI
and P-ddlers would DO well Il
e thsi. purchases. au9 2m.
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merchants, y y.

MI. !. F. Whttemcre:-Si, Augastas, had .eyera
diar rh@a me- Tor several days thought good oppo
unty make r1i of your Vegetable syrup which you
some time previous; The experiment resulted in an
stectna cure alter taking the third dos. In my opiaon
II Iva valuable medicine. Respectfully yours
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| e..o7 MORNING LINE.-Eor alba Ban }. !,
and S in's 5a If BI is95ass et from The
He E MS}Pia IsaTes TOMORROW MORNING al
of9ef apply the Office foot of 8srcayr' OF on
o2sd: Good, Freight Bsggsge, Bark Ba!s Spec
ar srv Others Of Property tesn sliiF1 q Cool
Freight Bagsa=g, * -------
l5,<-s-. PEOPLES line OF S ;, n, ~
BOATS FOR LIAM = = EALY sgnStF3
TH 80 u. Duel G6srisd .2 Gfia LIZ
s.,y and splendid Steamboat hSICKERR0G
can't. A. F. - joba xiii Ieare Mondsy "@dnrsiay eLe
f[aay at o,eios .o,a,olj,gs Steamboat ROCHESTER
cant. = Hogehtoa, will leave Iaeaay Thursday, and Sat-
~. - icIgck-Lauding at Intermediate places.
Steamboat North All ERICA. Capt. NJ. II. Iru-sdel
vii lev. 'toas oIrH A capt L. Il Bginsr
PASSENGERS taking this Line OF Boais vii az al tines arF,,
A!bany ample time 20 take ihe Morning tfa OF CaFs GF
are furnished with and elegant State Rooms aud ioF
speed and accommodatisns 4IeanTiraled on Il. Hudson
passage freight apply board TO z CSchaltz at ne
Office the wharf.
e9ssT, -EVENING LINE al SEVEN
r!--..-iigSsI O'CLOCK FOR ALBANY AND TROY
s;.ssare eie.msoa SWALLOW, CGp, Msaa vii;
esye the foo; Of Courtanditree e:e Tae.6ay THURSDAY
~ The swallow has large number Of elegant state
rooms aud for speed and accommodation is not surpassed on
The Hudson. -
g11ST, NEW ARRANGEAlENT.----Fare
r@x1-- and Fteigh: reduced-Nsy York * and Bo,on
From PIr No North River foot Of Battery place DAILY
Sundays excepted, at o'clock 2: y.
The Lne is imposed Of the following splendid st4annsr
WORCESTER, Capt. H, VANDERBILT
CLEOPATRA, Capt. J. K. DrsTAg.
NEW HAVEN, Capt. LEFEvEE. -,
The CLEOPATRA, on Mondays, Wednesdays ard : II
The WORCESTER, on Tuesdays. Thursdays ard SAT-
Passenger, for Boston viii pc forwarded b. ailL?ad
on TIE arrival Of the above boats al NoTWlch
and will proceed rithout change OF cars or baggage
- fronl %oswich Merchandise for Boston viii be toy
sded By Railroad without change OF Crates ana efiNeh
Boston tfe Day after leaving New OK. 80,
b Samples. Light Packages, ssc will De forwarded
h., ~ D. HAYWOOD,
0s' Freight Agent for y Y. s. B. s. 3. * R. r. Lne
a.the Office on the Wharf.
Where all information regard Freight, 10 or from Bos-
'oN -''' = d. B. ALLEN. 80 Peck slip, up stairs.
FOR SAG-HARBOR-The steamboat IHORN VIII
leave Norwich every morning sundays excepedl Fare
through from New-Yo1k 10 Sag HarboI 81 50.
No freight received after hall.past P. Nj.
" All persons forbid trusting any one On account
of the above boats OF owners aII9I-
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SUGGESTIONS OF THE DAY.-What means,
for instance, that strange. vast, unsubstantlal
fabric, rising suddenly like the geni-built palaces
of the Arabian Nights, in the heart of Boston ?
Consider well that Temple of the Second Ad-
vent--its throngng thousands, with wild, awe
stricken faces turned towards the East, like Mus
sumen to their Kelba, in hourly expectation Of
the down-rushing of the fiery mystery Of the
Apocalypse; waiting with trembling eagerness
and unpleasant horror" to behold with the eye
of flesh the tremendous pageant before which the
elements shall melt and the heavens flee away
the Baptism of World in fire! In what age
or quarter Of the world, has the Supernatural in
man taken a more decided and definite shape
then this Look at the nightly gatherings OF the
Disciples of the Aewness-grey, thought-worn
manhood, and young, dreamy beauty, catching
inspiration from the Orphic uttcrance of modern
prophecy, and making glad the weary Present
with sunny glimpses Of a Transcendental Mil
lenium Look at Magnetism, with its fearfuy
suggestive phenomena enacting daily in our
midst marves which throw far into shadow the
simple wi.chcralt Of our ancestors. What are
these but present manifestations of the unearthy,
and the superhuman bursting up through their
crust, of conventional and commonplace ex-
istcncc?
lie StoSl HSlO diC tiiooO ySt
living in this very neighborhood who remember,
and relate with an awe which half century has
not abated, the story of Ruth Blaye, and the
Ghost Child Ruth was young woman, OF
lively temperament and great personal beauty.
While engaged as the teacher OF school in the
little town of Southampton, N. H. (whosc hills
roughcn the horizon with their snowy outline
within view of my window at this very momenD
she was invited to spend the evening at the dwell
ling of one of her young associates Severa!
persons were present, of both sexes. The sum-
just setting, poured its soft rich light into the
apartment Suddenly, in the midst of unwonted
gaiety, the young schoolmlStress uttered fright
ful shrek, and was seen gazing with countc-
nance Of lntensest horror at the open window
and pointing with her rigid, outstrctched arm at
an object which drew at once the attention OF her
companions. In the strong light of sunset, lay
upon the sill OF the open easement, q dead infant
visible to all Tor single moment, and vanish
ing before the gazers could command words to
express their amazcnent. The wrctched Ruth
the first to break the silence. " 1t Is NINE
MlNE-My CHtLD - she shreked he has come to'.
me. :" She gradually became more tranquil, bat
no effort awaited TO draw from her the terrible
secret which was evidently connected with the
apparation, She was soon after arrested, anc
brought to trial for the crime of chld-murder,
found guilty, and executed at Portsmouth, n II.
| do not, OF course, vouch for the truth OF tins
story IN all respects. tell the story as twas told
to me-" j. G.. Whittier, Dem. Rev.
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FISkS PATENT NOVELTY COOKING
STOWE. For CON-. nE W0Nn
STOVE. I

'TEliS IMPORTANT INVENTION comprises
convenience that can be applied cooking stove
lis SO constructed that the ssmeamoun Of fuel used
the ordinary stove Will DO nearly doubie the cooking with
much les trouble and perfec, action Thedifcu.
YES OF boiling 10; washing aud doing the general cooking
the same time, "Eich have been objection in
common stove arr IN has entirely obyia-d The simple ar
rancemeat OF The top 5y which each bo!e has four different
positions ts peculiar application Of the heat The oven and
the extraordinary iacity roasting all of which
Quoted with mutual benefit instead Of irtment 20 zach
oteI e4teF f' stove susceptible Of no Improvement Il
vi" COOK ~ one and the tme varieties of meat eight
OF vegetables and four Of dessert each distinct from the other
~ tT arrisn-t ct the top It viii admit any boiler
IN t- large size from gallons 10 TWO barrels
II needs on 10 be examined 10 convince any It's sn-
ority and Tor the experience OF those who have tried rn
one hundred original letters from scenric gentlemen
may be seen at the sorv, 219 Water Every stove
refunded. FISK & FISK Nsnnf,,SS.r, "
And dealers IN stoves offs every VARIETY, drums copper aud
sheet ron wares AZ the lowest possible rates 20g Water s,,r
between BeekInsn and Fulton streets So
bIIhe Poor Mans stove suitable 70, small f.mil.x
constantly on haad and the cheareet IN The 2rnnI
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II 'EN UER r Ell M y % III =, .NV , UII4!
street near Broadway, has hand supply Of Neiyet
dressed French Calls BEAUTIFUL article aAd well
,uatsria also made Gentlemens Boots on hand
OF various qualities 50 2 Sc So Also on hand Gentle
gans Sc Ladies and Misses Caters BuskinS Slippers,
SC Also quality OF fine and stout Boots and SHOES 10 tt
Water Boots with first London Bend Solos, Cork soa
Boots &C. all of which viii be furnished at reasonable Prices
lrn-
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From rho ysw.Y.rk Tribune. January.l

We see that Judge Edwards, OF th.deiIhla man over
20 years of age top OF whose head as bald as tue palm
ones hand noaths since has now hns GafA nan gov
ing fast from the use Of Jones oral Hair Restora;Iye
This positively forces the hair stops us lnc Oh!
cures srt,ri or and makes light red grey har grow
dark 1t dresses the hair beautifully, and keeps IN order
twice as On- any other preparation Sold TOR three %
l,rgs bo- a, the sign the American Eagle So Chatham
street y y or l3e Futou-s,ree Brookn Ledger Buil-
i..ss PHILADELPHIA and State.street Boston. aul5 I'm
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CCARPA'S OIL FOR DEAFNESS mpoyt-
- ar, for the DeaNe commend 20 the rarticula stf-n,
non Of those DESTROYS Of nav their hearing rstos Scar.
cas- Oil for Deafness. We hear i; highly spoken OF by those
who have used H. and who OF course know ~ value.
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A. E. WIHTTE5iORE.


constant suqply OF lii5 medicine may ssp, b. found,
at%hoesai- aid rett!, OF A 3. < d, SANDS, - Fgtog-
street aud II retail Of A9raha;n b Sanls Co 2T3 B.Old-
way, corner Of Chan5-rs-stSeet; and OF Sands D. =
East Broadway come. Siarartstr-et, NeWfosk. Pace
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CTATE OF NETWORK. SIN Chancerv-
- Frederick Tracy Jesse oy, ndothers. Masters sale
g pursuance aad D. virtue Of dsere4l order Of the Court
the Vice Chancellor OF the FI.t Circuit viii be sold 4; pub
lie auction y AHhcny Bleecker Co., auctloneeI under
the direction Of the Undersigned of the Masters OF said
Court a: me Merchants Exchange the City Of NeYor
on fifteenth day a. September next, al twelve o'clock
noon Of that day all those Certain LOIS pieces or parcels
OF ground situate he Seventeenth (ate Eleveuthl Ward :.
the City OF New on the eas;sriy side of the Bowsry be-
tween Thirteenth and EouTts=EthsreetS known b. the sr,
numbers 53 and 2 boweEy together bounded and aniu.
aSioiows commencing az POINT the eastarly line Of
the Bow- distant bundled and sixteen fet SIX igcles
norheastsEy from me northeast corner of the Bower and
ThiItesntset, where The nnrheIy line OF lot run,
map made by G-ofcs b. Smith City Surysyor dated
Newly OK February 20 1880, known map Of the u.,
pety the Bossry and Thirteenth and Fourteent-sr5te
belonging 10 -, Estate Of Thomas II. Smith deceased now
on le n the once OF Register Of the City aud COUNT OF
Nswiork lneFsect5 TIE Bowe-y, thence running eerlv
dong The Eohe5 e OF SAID l0 number S laid dow on
said lp ninety ieet i've incs thence sogwesterl along
The rear of said lo number laid down said map and IN
line drawn continuation thereof forty;hee
iuchss 70 lands Ile Of Jonathtn Coddagton
fhsace western along he lands late OF sad Codng
:or Ia straE. gs siIr-nne feet four inches the Bowe
y thence noh-y along The BewerT iortyeet sly inches
70 the place of beginning being the whole OF lot number and
part lo GuTber said Dated New. York, Augus
,t,h 1873. LCCIUS ROBINSON, Master II ChauceTy.
r TK,cr, Solicitor Complainant au2I 2csv3v
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BUsuwfcy. Oc.obar ian. IA

From Mr.. David s. Mills, Jr. of Dushwlck /. / we'll
kaown ~ the CnE, Of Sew-York, Is that supplies
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- q. ID csn-s ID. ID &c % q dollsr

sold in rcssss AZ Is cents each. five to- dollar
TO De had Al J; " KILL Gotham Confectionery,
~ and C. W Vonde7smth. l6l GreeIw Ieet, New.
York; John Jackson, North eegndi,set %aElssgfs,
4y2rnin Handy, IS Eish,stryst Bro9N. L X Cafswsl
-,Ll
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c'TATE OF NEW YORK -Secretarv's Office
= ,ib,,r AprDst Is I9;grTo N. Sbary Of ib Ci,-sd
Counts OF New oTk-Sit Notic~ is hereby given that az
Tie mex general eiTeon 10 pc held on The Ipssd. succeeding
be elected TO VII Senator Tor the First Senatorial Dis
rrcy TO supply th yacaHcy which will accrue b. the eHpira
Also, the following Copntv Officers. 10 wit Thirteen
Members Of Assembly Sheriff the place Monmouth
B. taIt Whose term viii expire The last day Of December
next \ County Clerk IN the place OF Nathaniel Jarvis,
Will the SAID day. And Coroner
place OF Cornell Archer whose will expire said day
a.r.-cff In
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WASHINGTON ELIXIR.--A pure vegetable
W Compound - Natures God has secre;ed in the vege
table kingdom, safe, and speedy remedies for AL diseases
search for and discover these, part OF mans allotted
toll This well known assertion Of Dio:coride Of The
profound OF the philosophers, has received
another evidence of truth and wisdom the discovery Of
the Washington Elixir which for It's many virtues may be
called God-send the afflicted 1t only necessary TO say
IL that hundreds of best citizens amo.
magic power thoroughly curing that inroeabe Of all
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FISHER AMes--The following passage from
the Biography OF Fisher Amcs, by the late Pres'-
dent Kirkland, is worthy of being printed IN let
tiers of gold. Would that it could be read and re,
garded as its Importance demands, by erery
young man IN our country:
"When vice approaches the youthful mind, III
the seductive form of beloved companion, the
ordeal becomes threatening and dangerous in the
extreme. Few possess the prudence and un-
yielding firmness, requisite to pass it in safety,
Those who have been accurately observant TO the
dependence of one part OF life on another, will
readily concur with US, that Ames' future char
accr derived much of its lustre, and his fortunes
much Of their elevation, from the untainted purity
and Representatives, of his youth Masculine
virtue is as necessary to real eminencc, as pow
erful intellect He that is deficient in either, Will
never unless from the influence of iortuitouS cir,
cumstances, be able to place and maintain HIM
self at the head Of society. He may rise and
flourish for time, but his fall is as certain as his
descent to the grave. He who holds parey with
vice and dishonor is sure to become their slave
and victim. That heart is more than half cor
rupted that does not burn with Indignation at the
slightest attempt to seduce it."
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IRELAND

-Tae following verses were written by Mr. WALLACE,
in 1881 az we id them the Wabash Courier Of ,a, year
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Il. notorious that the English conferred dignities only
those shmen who abandoned the interests Of their coun
try.
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NETWORK, SCHOO- s. LIT; e
EI%sSA5 LEY'S MOUNTAIN AND ~
VIA L. and SomeT-tS1zz-zssSS..

EiEsal LEY,s- MOUNTAIN AND 60
SygsNSg-E.A ASTON VIA +. and SomeT-rs1I-1ssssd
-Ss. 2G-ville Railroad.
Eo, schooeys Mountain, leave pier No North River 81
GfOfs A. NJ ds sqnda o &c BY os =. to
O'Clock, NJ. by n. j. Railroad TO Elizabehtowaa there
to the neutrality-suspicious. early in the afternoon.
For Easton leaving above proceed by r road 20 Som
erv coaches from thence (ony 81 miles, airylng IN EGson
at O'clock
\. B-This line connects Easton with lines running TO
Msuch Chunk Reading, Pottsville, Wilkesbarre, &c.
making By far the most pleasant and expeditions
itself TO the public patronage MI sandeon the proprietor
parties with extras at the soFes;
tice and on reasonaheterns.
FoI apply A D. Hope, Merchants Hotel Al Court
landt street.
Passengers from Philadelphia to Schooeys Mountain viii
leave Philadelphia o'clock 4. NJ By the NswYork Rail
road ne New Brunswick Coaches from thence, arriving
a. tho Mountain early same afternoon.
it29 u SANDEnSON Y KEAN. rropnstors
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SHEsiFs', OFricE, Newly ork, Angus, e

SHERIFF., OFFICE, New ! ork August q. 1913.
The above pGbhed pursuant the notice OF the Secre-
tary State, aud the requirements Of the such cs
made and provided. MONMOUTH 3. HART
Sheriff Of the Gig and County Of New-Y ok
All the newspapers the county VIII publish the above
once III each week until the election See Revised Statutes
vol !. chap. s. title 81. part lst lnf. auS0 6tl4~
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". * J. T. TAPSCOTT,

, t-ck up, cor SOuiF.st.
The Queen OF the West vii sail from Liverpool tn 5t
OF November Persons wishing send for their friends
hive them brought her, oth class shrs sailing
weekly favorable Drafts ior amount; abb
demand without discount N ell the principal towns
England, Ireland Scotland Waes Constantly sale
above
. The Sheridan VIII sacceed the Queen OF the West an6
sail 2iih OF Seltember sli
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SneOJ .ELIZABETH-PORT AND NEW
Lkst..-JYORK FERRY COMPASY.-SUMmER
.G CT ST [, y! Cents
nix daii from Port 70 NewYok touching ., Ma,
Brghton and Richmond, e:ch tTiq as follows:
SUMMER ARRAS GEMEN T.
On and after the lst day Of September, 1913,
Leave Elzabet}-Po!t: Leave New. Io1k:
A. 81: and II O'Clock A y AZ, 81 and 10: O'Clock = ~.
Ar l. and 6 o'clock 2. VI. At 2, and o'clock P Nj.
OS SUNDAY CS SUSpAI. .
Al 10 and Y o'clock A II. At g. 10 and III o'clock r. w..
Al l. II and o'clock P. M.iAt2, 81 ard O'Clock P. NJ.
BaPssseesers fer WfS,ie!d sc0,eh Plans Plansa
oy the Elizahet-town and sosriile Railroad Cars will
leave the 81 o'clock boat in the morning. and u
the o'clock boats IN the afternoon.
Passengers from the 81 O'Clock boa. viii leave SomeTv in
stages for Eason and for Schooleys Mountain tn am Il
of the cars al Somsrrllis.
Passengers for Rahway will leave NeyvYoTk in :he lO;
O'Clock boat in the morning aad IN the o'clock boat IN the
afternoon. Fare 70 Railway % cents.
The Horse Car will leave 'he font OF the Union Hotel quar-
Ter houI Irey the departure Of each boat.
III baggage az the risk OF lis au29
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NETWORK CITY RHEU MA TIC DI IL, -,
~ SART 100 Greenwici-srrs-!5s SEQ: W CARD ; IN,
VI. D.. Graduate from tia Ptsed eGical ilsun,iHTuti ~
Sr.cIn arnpces 20 ha citizens OF ny VI, his arrival non
CITY Of Utica prepared W long experience 4, TIE ciife q
Thousands testimonials OF which may be see' Al NE
10 srcdcgte Rheumatism either acute or ce'f ~
vsaY FEW MIxllTEs pERHiA>E?TLr Persons aiictsi; ar
invited 10 call and sgsfu themselves OF the eicac Oh as
rna,ns f-y. minutes " III satisfy the most sceptica!
H'saiIS -. lins,-.- so (;reer,yicH-,t IS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

sat OF Ne,r- York. Kings COUNTY s.
John Jackson with whom ! am personally acquainted a.
pe2e before me- his 5th day OF May l83 ana hns By ne
dnT says that All he has stated above substantially
rue and correct every particula Subscribed ard 50. o.g
bsf,-e me his Sth n, Of MAJ 1913.
NATHA MEL. PARISH, .Iua!ice OF tn, Peace
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None ssauiq1i uil' IS with the words :. SCARPAs OIL
nature of B Bell on the wrapper
sands druggists % Fulton corner Of Gold also sold
by A. 8 Sands & Co, No. 273 Broadway; D. Sands Co..
II East Broadway. an 70 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-12

NTHlrIEMOkE'S VEGETABLE SYRUP This
uvau blamediciGe has been proved in
be safe aad :ual cure FOR Ii irhua. sume.
COMPANY IN children dsenery choea goTbu' and other
painful diseases of the dgeSye and le.t canal
1t bot 70 the TASTE mild yet eicrur oIrt-
tor Immediately pam and spasnodc action, and
chi !I-n u ca. b. re,dlly administered.
The ioiog@ certificates selected fson mass Of
monI1s IT. favor rom iduq!s whoha'e hive used The
Syrup aud experienced is ben-tciai effects.
From Gen. Gilbert HOPKINS OF thetrr Ho, k1s & Iawey