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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-22
STATE. OF VERMONT.

~ Il N hlI' We IL IA NINtIN
TO THE FREEMEN OF THE FOURTH CoNGREssToN
AZ. DISTRICT
ZEN wv EREAs the Committee oppon,od he tho
zaEiQty w General Assembly, receive and ca ,,vo,s
Yu3 Nv the votes given Tuesday Of Scn,omber
e1frt5t "a D. 1876 in the Fourth Congressional bistct
ior representative to represent this 10 the Congress Of
the United s'tes have given notice undersgne Cover
nor OF sad Stne that no has majority Of all the votes
given IN said district an have forwarded statement of
the number OF votes given iu each follows to wt
Iucius Il. Peck 5ig7
George u. Chandler 1857
"A. Julsun Rowei 1881
Charles IT, Parker George H. Paige joseph Scott Rob
ou Harvey Isaac Patterson Joseph Potts q D. C. Tnpn
Joshua Stevens p Amasa H. Goodrich Thomas Bnro IT, a
Joseph lh /, 5. Phelps l. Elijah II. Covl l. Newell Kins
man D. Chhpn Keith 5, Moses O,dway l. Cyrus l. Sal
YIN H. Collins stephen Benton Thomas Hazard Cbestar
3 Jared Spnlding y - '''e'
now therefore, ~ consideration Of the premises YOU are re-
qnen to meet ~ the several district on tho sec
ond Tuesday OF November O'Clock in the afternoon
NJ he same place where the meeting held for the elec
ton Z" representative 10 Congress- person to renre
sent us state in tho Congress of United States which
neas are to be conducted in al things according the nro.
visions Oiihe Stniuio in such mnie and provided -
GIVEN nnder my hand, and the S,a State nj on,n,
er ms fourteenth day OF Uctobrr 10 wear of our Lord
one thond eight hundred and and of the Ipdepen
dehce OF the United states the seventy first.
By the Governor, - '
FREDERICK BILLINGS, srcrctaty ga
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tar had, in the meantime, been placed in battery
| the cemetery, within good range OF the heart O
| he town. and was served throughout the night with
! God effect.
Early in the morning of the 9th received a
| lag from the town, bearing a communication from
zen. Ampudia, which enclose, mo % and to
| ,hich returned an answer, mo. BY also arran-
red with the bearer of the fl1g cessation of fire
until II o'clock. which hour appointed to receive
he final answer of Gen. Ampudia at Gen Worths
head quarters. Before The appointed time, howcv.
er Gen. Ampudia had sirnifed to Gen Worth his
desire for personal interview with me, for the pur-
pose Of making some definite arrangement An
interview was accordingly appointed for one o.
clock, and resulted in the naming of a commission
10 draw up articles of agreement regulating the
withdrawal of the Mexican forces, and temporary
cessation Of hostiltes. The commission named
by the Mexican General in chief were Generals
Ortega and Requena, and Don Manuel NJ. Llano.
Governor of New Leon. Those named on the A.
mericau side were General Worth. General Hen
derson, Governor of Texas and Col-Da of the
Mississippi volunteers. The commission finally
settled upon the articles, ofwhich enclose a copy
mo. al the duplicates OF which lin Spanish and
En- sh) have been duly signed. Agreeaby to
the provisions of he 4h article troops have this
morning occupied the citadel.
1t will be seen that the terms granted the Mexi-
can garrison less rigorous than those first i'm
posed The gallant defence of the town, and the
fact of a recent change Of government in Mexico
believed to be favorable to the interests of peace
induced Inc to with the commission in these
terms, which will ! trust, receive the approval of
government. The latter consideration also prompt
ed the convention for temporary cessation of hos
tIlities. Though scarcely warranted by my in
siructons yet the change of alf,rs since those in
slnctons were issued, seemed TO warrant this
course beg TO be advised, as early as practical
bic, whether have mrt the views Of the govern
ment in these particulars.
regret to report TINT Captain Williams, topo.
graphical engineer and Lieut.. erret lst infantry,
have died of the wounds received IN the engage
ment of the 2lst Captain Gatn, 9Th infantry,
was wounded mot badly on the 23d.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant
Il. TAYLOR.
Maj. Gen, U. S. Army commanding.
The ADJuTANT GENERAL OF THE ARMY,
Washington d. C.
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THE ELECTIONS.
ALL HAIL PENNSYLVANIA

VICTORY VICTORY!! VICTORY!u
COMMENTS or THE OLD KEY STONE
ON THE THRIFT or 40
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SECOND poARp.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

n rcckessh,p Nte- York from LlreTVol-A G kols,on
and lady Miss wiggn, Miss Coolidge. Hon w r King L
Minister To France, Mrs Ellis W King Mr. Blocker
and lady C T Jones and lady Mrs Long, y Long Mrs
Coulter Mrs Allen. Davidson snd lady Miss Taylor
Roche Miss Roche, Mrs Cassidy. Miss Cassidy II Rrx,
unu. w X Ramstel6 Holden. } Todd, Hutton, Rev I
Rrainard. S Assumed. Rev Mr. Tucker, Tucker, T
Clesg Il Fisher Lovell-}1S in steerSse.
Keeney Miss A Townsend
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YORN
CIEARED.

Ships Norma Ellis. Havana Moses Taylor, New. York
Huh Charleston; Ohio Bird Liverpool IhoS IGsrn.
Bark California Robinson CprRcoS NesTni,h & Walsh;
Aften. Foreman Csdiz. Bret. & Vcse Smyrna Pepper
Phnad.
Brig Oceans Jordan, Phiad
Sears Energy swift Mobile, Harry. Cook, Saw snash:
Seame9. Cole Bait; Alsric Parneu, Wilmington J Z
Cooley s Co, Elircdge. Boston
sloops Rhode Island Hall, Providence Willard
Rhodes do
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Goal.

DEACH ORCHARD COAL-Thir;cea;S-s- i ard
Peach Orchard CoalThe subscriber has lust opened
ward shove, and hand choice lot OF Red
Asa Coas selected from The ros; celebrated Veins and OF
the following sizes, Broken Egg, Stove ard Nui for
sale lowest market prices Also, Lehgh, w hlle Ash.
Liverpool and Cumberland Goals hand. AL OF The above
Tor sale from yard vessel Apply 10
T. STOKES DlCkERSOS, 6s l3th-si near sth-avenuei
and l07 Anthouy-st near Broadway.
N. B.-Lehigh and White Ash Lump Coal By the cargo
single ton. Su
CUMBERLAND COAlI-The Echart Cosl-W III as
charge In few DAYS cargo OF The above COAL fresh
from The company mines. good order, al Jumps 81 the
foot OF Theenth-s y r. For sale low for cash apply
10 T STOKES DICKERSOS, No. 90 Thirteenth a.
othsvenue and l17 Anihory-st near Rroadwsy
COAI.-Ofs AT kinds for sale al ' u PALMER'S Coal
" Office No. Spnicest Tribune Buildings, IN Quantities
TO suit purchasers and warranted good article Orders
nronptly attended TO- o22 SIN
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,i,o ENGINkEHs, MsqalasIlIeI.. rstsaIes. Ae .

FINU NGINEEWN. MhnuIAclUrtr-- FaIcEte-, &c
4 Messrs. COOPER x PARKER, - Ss--au-st y. I.
drawings and specifications for patents draw ngs
and estimate. for mills factories steam engines, water
wheels shaiuc, &c II the shortest notice. MI ? having
had many years experience p practical Engineer. In
the argest establishments IN England and pos
s-ssnI thorough knowledge OF every description OF ma
chinery u.ed IN the manufacture OF cotton Han and WOOL
they parties Interested IN the above 10 call, conn
dent HAT they give satisfaction
Agents for the dispOsa! OF manufacturing premises
strarl and water pow rr, machinery, &c. % I'm
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ARRlYHn-

Pscsetship New,Iork. Cropper frn Iiye,1N,ol OCT y
r,dse, 70 Marshall 18th Ut lat IS 50. Ion 70 50
psssds ss s, Tss ovs s ssss ss5 ss John N A
spSse o. we Te,nssn5 ~, ~, Nsseaa, 10; GreenceS
SO as fruit SC. Ersaeia Il Co lett ers. .,
Rcecher Nfork. 10 DIS Petersburg uss aS.S,d IN,
sarainian brig chanssl tn. Malaga sr.i, aud win,
to ordsr.
sear Queen. E.dr.dse, So hs fra Providence, RI.
Srhr Amanda Hall DO do.
sshr csbe. Nickerson, % rs I'm Boston inase TO &
JHerriek-
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
From the Tee Opel sor lsf7.
TIE WASTED FOUNTAINS.
BY AyNz c. LYNCH.


Ard their aobes have sent their e ones :; he ws,er.
,ey cane 20 the pits and found no "ssei '"' 49,
'th .keir vessels empty-Jere"'aaA ~ D.
WHEN the youthful fever Of the soul
Is awakened in thee first,
And thou COST like Judah cniiofeh 'o''N
To slake the burning thirst
And when dry and wasted like the springs
Sought by that little band,
Before thee, IN their emptiness
Lies broken cisterns stand
When the golden fruits that tempted thee,
Turn 70 ashes on the taste
And thine early visions fade and pass
Like the mirage Of the waste;
When faith darkens, and hopes vanish
In the SHADE OF coming years.
And the urn thou bearst is empty,
Or O craowing with thy sears
Though the transient springs have iaiied thee'
Though the founts OF youth are aI.so'
Wilt thou ainoag the Wondering s'ohss
In WEAKNESS abide
wilt thou sit among the ruins,
With al words OF cheer unspoken.
Till the silver cord is loosened,
Til the golden bowl is broken
Up and onward toward the East
Green GASES thou shalt find,-
SLBSGlLS LldI IlSS llOib liE-iS4
Than the pools thou leayst behind
Life has import more inspiring
Than the tancies OF thy youth
1t has hopes as high as Heaven,
ii has labor, it has truth.
It has wrongs that may be rishted.
Noble deeds that may be done;
Its great battles are uniought,
Its great triumphs arc unwon.
There is rising from its troubled deeps
low. unceasng moan
There are aching, there arc breaking
Other hearts besides thine own.
From strong limbs that should be chainless
There are letters 10 unbind
There are words to raise the fallen.
There is ligh, to give the blird
There are crushed and broken spirits
That electric thoughts may thrill
Lofty dreams TO be embodied
By the might OF one strong Will
There are God and Heaven above thee,
Wilt thou langush in despair!
Tread thy griefs beneath thy feet,
Scale the walls 0: Heaven by prayer
It's the key OF the Apostle
That will open Heaven below
It's the ladder OF the Patriarch,
Wherein angels come aud go.
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INDIANA BUNII>-I lt Ias I-sIt4 I Ut
lcGsr daed I'D enclosing the form OF subscription
required be made by the Isl Dec. next for the couple
OF The Wabash Ere Canal! and 10 give effect 10
the The Legislature OF Indiana passed the last
SION providing for The payment Of interest The bones of
the State.
The Circular has been forwarded such holders have
furnished with address. and in order that al bond
holders may have me opportunity securing the sdvan
ages .aw BY becoming parties the subscription
cived the Circular that II will be promptly furnished
forwarded, application personally by mail 10 Messrs
Wnsov Perkins. No. . Wa-sL or a. my once, NO ~
aSsau-st.-Daief SOth Oct 1916.
81 CJ,pTL'S RITZ No ~ Mas
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Books.
1900 cg.MN.E AND EEY.

NEW FRENCH CRIMINAL sNO AIi
THE PRACTICAL French Tescaet OF EEK tpei1oc 81
an 2 70 -es. Er5,e and spesE Ire Frsaca Sag age
ByS P!nn-y. This Grammar, Ike nose OF 9iI O-11o -
-,efrr: .,; 5c,--r known aaG appreciated l.
= nov 20 doubt - lie Pr-c-ps noe OF 4S4lll-S -
modern a-d perhaps tie aEc.sc. a2suaseS les oooS
compared vii NJ O.arGorz Ire c-y tFs-en GRAMMAR
IRIS psz = g olc- -ln- -is't- - -
corerehers-e Il coaerts CT % rn.ser=: . re Garner
II -aore- sn with clearer s-c -Isr understanding
Of ne language b e. arrangement "A-sl e.-' SO
-ar-- OF L.. language most necessary tor conversation
49, - 1870 ,Ee e..r-sr "a soeaS win =nc correct
nes. uuch sooner while 81 beng erlei on noe "!1ch az
easily acquired AID VILE hich i- s.l-- = v
become IAN La = he study Of other parts d greater ir
ness OF exa-s-z-ioEs a1f sAe5c-s, e'ss--.-s - -.
Is necessary. by more scc1rscv s1 c-s5Ire- % PEs
which are LETT vague ~ NJ o-eucor A5d ne lntFo1ne
,;- OF nan vass ir!-c!pes and idic-s which he has
entirely emitted i communicates smaller yoiIrne 4at
ore requiring les Inc re Learner, :cs- Gear arc eN
iersve knowledge OF ine a1g9ate ~ ~. - - -
ready for delivery Schools n cuF weeks Is II >sIe0
Ts ,sorstt -tbo.T.hio of Professor Pianey with
lis long habit OF teaching the dead s2d yinE aazaEes
Robins Y SMITH. Publishers.
70 = NJ HUNTINGTON S a Pssi.. Ny
TO TIE MEDICAL PROCESSION.
THIS pAT PUBLISHED No ) Of me AiA!''; sem SEN
monthly M-aica. JgqrEa! an heeo5l oi I,a i
l. Repor.s az me Negv-YorA Hospital.
II. Repo-. Of lie C!Higue o; he College CT fhyssns
III. ReP6r &c Of The Ney-YOrk Eye .narmsry.
X. Mortality II Montreal. .....
y. Report OF The y. i. Pathological >oetetF
VI Fatality OF Disease Under homeopathic treatment
VII Case OF Fracture OF ne Cavice occurring II very
young child. treated by new and simple apparatus
BE- j. Mecaf, NJ D
VIII. photographed Eotire
~. Edilor.sl-Ep!deTnic on Long Island y y
X New York Dental Recorder.
VI Medical Society. j..
MI A1niverssry 0! The y Y Society for The Reliefof
Widows and Orphans OF Metics. Men
XIII. varia
XIV. Obituary.
Terns-S2 per suuum, n advance single numbers. 10
cents Address DANIEL ADEE. Publisher,
-5os lu7 Fultou-s- y. 7.
BOOKS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have or ha5c .nd " ~ SCI 'Shote-
sale retail. large assortment OF school Casslca
theological md Miscellaneous Books They invite country
merchants teachers snd Others examine mex s'ock a
prices before purchasing elsewhere
MG.cs Work- Hi;chcock's Geology, Grays Chemistry
Gales Philosophy, Porters Reader, &c sc Also GOOD
assortment Of Stationary.
s22a MARK H. NEWMAN ( co. lea Broadway.
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lIERRING'S tWIders Palenl Fire and Damp Proof
II Sa lalnsnder Ssies.-Th- only objection ever made
against Wider celebrated aent Fire Proof Salamander
SAFE that ot the hrst made 10y Wilder would
mould and dRmp"n books and papers
The subscriber his Invented damp proof composition
which he Incorporates the Mahogany Book Case
separate ami distinct without altering changing The
Fire Proof Filling patented by Daniel Fitzgerald AID by
him transferred Wilder al the Patent Otce, Washing
toni which renders these Safes the best article Of the
kind IN
The exclusive right 10 make sell the above Safes In
this State : secured 10 the subscriber
Iunes's celebrated chsugeshle Bank Lock will be fur
nished when ordered sad for sale manufacturer prices
4 general assortment OF double and single Selamsnd-r
Safes
Also other KINDS OF and second hand one, for sale
low u the Iron safe Depot, No. l39 Waier-st
rs lmD&W ). c. HERRING.
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And all advertisements made under lie orders OF the POST
Ilsser-Genefal II Newspaper or reFsPepers o. letris
rncs for in any Pos. Oce shall inserted IN the paper
pspers OF the place where he once advertising
my be SITUATED. rrtrg III grgeit errcHiat;os
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Hall AND PARLOR sTOyEs.-g H. TRoW.

BRIDGE. 20 Waer-s- has for sale Inc assortment
@: The best Kinds OF Stoves FOR Hale. Ptrofs Nurseries,,
Sores &c. These ulsae Of lie best materials
and substantial. Our hall stoves, Win drums
connected entire satisfaction 20 81 using iher and
confidently recommend iheG - al who wisa 70 heat
their houses IN pleasant and economical way We have
also Osled's Patent Par,o Stoves which ST.. every
other in economy and purity OF heat Also Bosworlhs Air
Tight other snds:or oces chambers,
al reasonable prices Stoves put up 81 snort noce by
ro.nn-t-ut. yyylrsrn-n ols lmeol
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nlis1cllancous.

CHAS E FOLwELL, MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. 1872 BROADWAY, up stairsl respectfully informs
Ns and gentlemen generally that re mas on
hand and constantly receiving the latest styles OF Cloths
Cassneres and Vesiings which he VIII make up II man
who NAV favor him with their patronage He wishes II
particular 10 cal The attention o: gentlemen TO his new
STYLE Of Dress and Patio Ovecoais, he Is earnestly Of
The opinion that they bc eNceed IN this city else
where Gentlemen furnishing their own cloth VII! have
their garments made with much As purchased OF
him. ool IN
LADIES DRESS SCARFS
MANNING y RICHARDS, ) 3 Pine,- offer for sac
vi Broche Cashmere Scsrfs sizes and assorted
colurs-
rlaiG SILK Scsrf-
Plaid. al wool, long Shawls. NJ OF
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.

.pvsnr,srp Is TIE rsisu>E ~ srlcnl AFro;s1arsr.
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Ind Consumption, Pam ie Sde and Ngh S.eati 18th
ma Ui0Optng Cough, Papitas'o" Of The Hart,
Nd ALL DISEASES o the Thr9.t, Lungs and Liver,
"a cured by Shernans ALI Healing Basain
RAISING BLOOD AND CONSUMPTION
, blood followed bva cough pain in tie side and all the
,1,sI vTnotnms OF eor.uInpti5n He employed Two OF
COULD SOT LIVE
Hearing OF the wonderful performed by Shernans
Ba.aIn ne 10 o'clock al night 10 Mrs. Hayes, lSs
Fulton I and gotta ooue Il operated lac charm stop
ped the bleeding and cough before he had azen one bot
lie able to be about his work. Il had
SAVED HIS LIFE,
his daughter resling a. n yrv-ayenle can atesI IL
Ms Ann Ma-ton OF W ii.iaashursh living N Iel!h near
South Fourtt-s SAYS That aad been troubled with
hacAng coub and pein Inc cLes FOR long time which
as became so bad that she was obliged 10 give up her
school for Than year She then commenced taxing
the AI-Heaas sasalu-whch soon s.eya.-d her syraP-
fast recovering and has resumed her ia
borcus occupation is teacher
Il YEARS
Mr.. John O'Nei l0lh avenue and 27LLst suffered wh
cough, raising Of paegln, and pain Il his side he could
NO RELIEF
Ill he ried tue A-Hraling Basa which drove the paia
from side allayed cough and brought The disease
upon the surface and before ne had taken three bottles,
" : CO.. PLEURisY AND CONSUMPTION.
Mrs Baggas lady upwards OF 20 residing al 90 Sheriff
Of Blood Cough Ssorress Of Breath Pam N her
Head, and various paris Of aes body Her friends believed
PAST RECOVERY
The Al-Heang Balsan relieved her al once Of al her
alarming symptoms, sad COW sac IS able 10 attend TO her
wa ASTHMA AND wHooPlNG COUGH
Mrs. Lucre. Wells. % Chryst.est L :. Besls, 70 De-
!sEeey-st Wa Il Young - 4" snuL-si Ano" the value
Ask ior sherman. AHe4lng B4.ss.z and .=e thai ais
written signature IS zach bottle.
Principal Otc-. loo Ssss1I-5- New YORK.
AEeGls-i73 AID 40 Grard-sL if2 S!1ihsyerue; Mar-
tines, corner st ayrue and @lsEst H.neson, "iAHls-
TIiPPe 81 5rosd-sL Se'S-Yorki BEDDING Co s!a.--
g sostoa- n 6t<W
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PRE2AsE EoR COLD wEATHa-

PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER
ETRASER'S PATENT DOOR PADS, for excluding wind
sad waller from The bottoms Ut doors s Inserted INTO The
lower raj OF ia= door down tie s.t
rises WIFI, the rail as Il op=cs They healthy because
lie ulterurr-nt OF ar, wich warmed by art
tcis means, Is excluded ey comfortable, becsnss
TIE temperature IS equased and Tie fee. any
pat OF ne room t= are economical because there i TO
co.c ali admitted and Of course less fuel required 70 keep
Pree 3 "a pe. door which, includes putting IN
Nanrfac4Eet b. JOHN FRASER
Ru-e en- NJ Cha.hsrr-sluare, Seys-YorK-
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DRINTING INK Mscuiactory.-The subscriber
has recently introduced steam power and improved
machinery into his mandatory which enables him 10 fur
nish his with very superior article Printer,
and merchants. who may have orders tor Printers Ink Will
ind them promptly executed moderate prices and may
rely being supplied with Tx OF excellent qualify and
OF interchangeable color TIE subscriber manufactures lax
Of various coors red blue. green lc Order. d.
rect-d MS mandatory. Fronts between Aonigo-
cry and Governeur cts hrou 90 the Dispatch Post viii be
puncua!y gtleoded This paper has been printed oy
INK from his mandatory for severn. years.
90 AuDlW GEORGE MATHER-
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BELLEVILLE WHITE LEAD.
EE subscribers receiving from the fa-,ory Of Belle
vile J heir rcg1a. supplies Of his superior Lead,
dry sod n ell put Up casks and kegs, 1sch they
rsrt equal L quality any imported brand For ssls IN
lots Of one Toe a1d upwards, By
FRYATI, CAMPBELL co. rs Frcc..sL
Aho-Red Lead, LtsEZe, and Orange Atusral 81 sn-
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N,
Inc without written order from the Capas AgeclA
For passage or freight apply board me Boats
p 4 s,,HIfl.rZ NJ the olice the wharf ~ oS
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pubIir Conpepanres, &e.

HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED To4PH
IT. IRREGULAR MAIL LINE oes~ eel Bo,c,
I'D >-'S Tcss ~ Ike fA.L srlenSIs
.t-.,. OREGON md CffODg ISL 80
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COUGH REMEDY.-TEorias William Harpers GEL
~ -orated medicine for The OF ASTHMA W.ooping
Cough, Co.'s u every description, lDSaIrnaor The
Lungs and a. classes Of Lung Complaints mas stood
he Of experience for number Of years and has been
pronounced only oy those who have been benefited
by use by srge lumber OF he eminent ply
scizcs, he BEST medicine e1tai for the relief cure
Of hose distressing plents The immense and IN
c.-as,g demand for The medicine n al parts Of the Union
incoEeslshly proves is na popularity. III cents Der
bottle Sl2 per grcsx For =. LOB WiIars, OILS in
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r.. CETs4.s.s5-J NORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
fSaat leave NewYork. o'clock A. NJ.
-ocrk, 7. NJ. Leave Newark, 10 oclk
A. NJ. O'clock PM. Leave Morrstown O'Clock, A. NJ
o'clock, z. NJ.
Passengers by he Morning Train Mori,town will ar.
rive there al ock where the stages Will be Ia readiness
10 convey them SchOoleys Mountain, Washington Bel
vtere and tasOn daily TO Succasunny Stsnhops Newor
Milford and Owego Mondays, Wednesdays and FIJI
days and 20 Rockaway, Dover, Sparta and Newton on
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays each Line returning
VIII also Leave for Breckenridge every evening On
the arrival Of tie cars at MOrlstown.
Passengers 90 through TO and from Jersey City wlih0u!
changing cara On leaving TIE city passengers Will depos
1t their baggage Ia the at the foot OF Corands where
Agent viii De In attendance receive It, AL packages
bundles must be entered on the wsybl tho Conps'
ny will not hold themselves responsible
freight Will 1e forwarded immediately 10 MonistoWn
from Albany Basin by Stephens and Condips Line ot
Soops Newark from The Tram poftaon Office Of ts
N j. X X and Trans CO. foot Of Lbertyst and desired,
will be- called for IN any part OF tho city by application al
said ONCE ln5l IRA DODD, superintendent
r.. =s-UOUSATONIC RAILROAD
- reayng Of the track between
Bridgeport and New Milford l56 miles,
viii be completed The I'd inst aud the cars win
their regular trips between the above named places
ARRANGEMENT
Passengers leave New York from the pier foot Of Market
ST. al clock r NJ Sundays eXceped) by steamer MIN.
rod, Capt Brooks jr arriving Bird seport at halfpsst
six and New Milford ats O'Clock p NJ.
Returning, leave Sew.MfOrd at o'clock and arrive In
New-YorA at II A. NJ. freight train with passenger
ill run be,ween New Milford and North Canaan leaving
ireight train with Passenger car VIII leave Bridgeport
daily, except Sundays, At o'clock 4. 81 for New Milford.
Returning, .raye MlfoTd, nj I'm.
y. B,-The trains between North Canaan and West
StockbdSe Will be discontinued after the 18th inst for the
purpose OF reang that part Of tho track Freight recey
ed IN New YORK from a. NJ TO ~ and positively no!
after that hour X. Il. MASON, SuperntendenL
O. 81 PERRY, Agent w-York-ofce on The pier
bridgeport, Aug. Is, 1916. hui5 n
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RAISING BLOOD.

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ma WhOoyng Cough, Palpttatton Of ,te Hart,
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