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MECHANICAL LAMPS large Assortment Of
IA ln-> Lamps which have b-coC1e Absolutely recr-
saTy pieces Q: furniture for vs-;gbed Sa.Oou-hss
usi been received BE- he subscriber They or Inc
richest aid .:sst Partisan designs ard fsr surpsss every
ming Thai has hitherto 5es received n this country The
subscriber ia-.!e5 paytIcclar attention = tie Cobz c
% ass imported inry VIII be found % be OF he nosi
qu-iie ,s=Ie and anish He has aiso lI OF
every ns necessarf the management Of the Lamps
wicz cEinEieS scissors a-bds-s AL Lamp. so.d by
hini are examined with IN grrSi-st care and are warrant
&c for Ole Gear. VICTOR GlROUD MATCHMAKER,
Granite Buildings. 81 Broadway = door.
u Mechanical Lzaps repaired WIN Gaze, and way
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Clark, Mrs Eliza
Garter, Miss Jsne
Cases, Arn-
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Chapman. Mrs Ge0rsr
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Clinton. Miss Ace.inr
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Coz swell, His- Anca!As!a
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Cooler. Mrs
Cooper, Miss F J
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Cosiell, Miss
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Cuxlomeer. Miss Mary ?
Clowns. NI.p- Cynthia
Cushmsn, Miss Harriet NJ
Cunningham, Bridget
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/ Cufque. Airs MarEUre,
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Church. MIS-
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NO MORE WHITE, GRAY, Or RED EAR

NJ mOaE " Z, LhAsf OS NIL q
4 REMEDY which srhzncss considerably me beauty
"a and alters The appearance o. the eOnierence from het
which diskei- Y IS pleasing 10 have ee.c-u
Means 70 remove these defects To eIec .Eis change of
hair ,uch i.Esd fo7, IS ihe g..1d and nsyeTfaiug
property Of Jules EaEe!s Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye
which lie proprietor with justice state fsr beyond
anything y he K1t ever yet known n tbs or shy Other
country It's properties very powerful lholgh very
Innocent This chemical result 3 wonder. i enables
persons dye irstaataneCsy their hair without he s=
Inconvenience For charging nd or gray bElf, wElsSers
eyebrows &c % brown 5GeE, cIrsn1t color The
slightest ell need rot be cared from IL
ii = E-Zette- harmless Ihs composition = Tie oc-y
sanctioned By The scsrce Of chemistry 20 dye z al
.cdsble manner, Ire yatlo1s grsia;onso Of coof without
danger ns0cyelence a.! has jlsliaet ;-e ~ra! pa
and Unlimited cruhtsaee % he puoll Il black
L required Tor box irsrse u !: 5:CSSn- boS aafEed
3. For sale, Wholesale and re,al, By
JULES HAUEL, PeF:srueE ard Cher!izt,
No. 5 5. Th;rd-st- s-lcw CGesECl Phil2d.
Beware Of CcurLz-fels AsklOs JEles HacsFs eye
lza.- Liquid Hair Dye, z yO an tie genuine article
4 Pr=-u.r-, awarded :. Re Franklin Institute.
AID :: ny Az-rts WAR = hErcHAX- IL Fu-ton-si;
V Clehzgh =5 md - 9rosdEey 2 =. irta-I;, Lacy
Bazaar, BrOs1vsy I'D Li5eiJ : & JscqgenOd,
as Eroz1Fs5 E-zs-E-c, E-rese Co AE!1=aare: ard
a. ne res2ec.ahLe Druggists u tie L El5 In
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HAMBURG FORGED PIG IRONS pcn. best
Hamburg Forged Pig lroc for sale 20 close he
EisrrenI BENZ. u. SHERMAN,
rs sorZeT Broad and Beaver Str
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

r. rTsssazrzrr1 MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
40 Leave New-York O'Clock A. II ;
''-----o'clk P. VI. Leave Newark 10 ocfk
a. II. o'clock, Pm. Leave Morrstown, O'clock. A. 81.
o'clock. = ~.
Passengers by the Morning Train to Morrsowu viii e.
rive there Al ocS where the stages will be IN readiness
10 convey them 10 Schooleys Mountain Washington, ~
yldere nnd Ehson, daily, 10 Succaspny, 9suhnpe NeS
Milford IND OwegO uu McEtGIg, wednesdays and Fn'
days; and 20 Ro~tZ1-y, Bower, Sparta AND Newton On
Tuesday, .Eais,ays and Saturdays each Line reurs.hy
,e following days "a meet the p NJ trains for I.
stage win also rav- fc Gnskenridge every eyenBg
TIE arrival of he horri-lcRn.
Passengers 20 through 70 ard IRON Jersey City, whoA
changing carr. On eas me city passengers VIII depo+
Age1 vii be 10 suendEuce receive H. All psessg8
or bundles be entered ou Ia way.bil, the Comps
NJ viii not hold themselves responsible.
Freight w be- forwarded Immediately 10 monistovh
from Albany Basin, BY e9Eens and COrdrs Line q
s!oop Newark or from the transportation Ofce Of ne
n !. K. Il and Trans Co. foot OF Libery-sI and desired
will be- cast for any part OF the ciIy by application
sh!d o.ice LESi IRA DODD. SnperinpendenL
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1@s NUTICE.-Passa2r from Britain snt ~
ireland -PhOse wishing 10 send fot 80
their fherds IN any part IL The Cd -.
Coaniryr can mako sSe necessary srrAngensrns y,
he subscribers and lave them brought in any -.
fesuisr psrk-ts ssi!Ing from Liverpool The I't ~
lith lLl -i.i aud DaJh Of every month, ree,osas
terms. errl;icie- ior which vii be forwarded ifre ~
Inc Pse&eI sh4p ROSClJS Fylday 27th Inst or " y
'on steamer or tc - December on application 70
w. i J. I. TAPSGOTT, % sortFsas,
40 d antr heIn.s Rrrl1s-e-2-
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nIAlIARI.EEAR

VALUABLE FARM or Country Seat FOR Sale
sT- Farm OF shout ia acres. lately owned by pMIe'
~ BriukerAoa, deceased situated on ihe oanN o. We
Hudson River opposite Neyvbursh about TWO miles NORTH
OF Fshsjl Landing and adjoining the land OF G0nn &
SerpancS sEd others
This Farm sl excellent land and al In high stale OF
cultivation except about y covered Win WOOD o'
which shout thirds valuable red cedar II IS one OF
fenced and the iocnton Is not surpassed by any ON te
River commanding New 5urSh s1d nearly lf'
whole Nswburgh Bay Upon i ia valuable ami never
falling stream otwAtrT. hr runs near.y the mole .enXh
the Farm and enpes into The river near the southwest
ery thefeo upon which stream dam hH- been g"
Gently erected.
There are three dwelling Houses the piace-one. The
M-asou House, Is u dOubi" frame house substantially
good order 10 Is handsomely situated on an rinnence
and commands inc view OF Eewburgh Bay. extending
far beyond Hsmourgh the North. One other or Inc
dwellings good Farm House. and the other IL snail
Tenant House besides these buildings. there ia good
Barn. Sheds Carriage House. &c. upon the place Also,
trees; also awe OF good wae7 and large cis!arn Par
OF the purchase money remain unpRd secured hY
mortgage the premises, Il desired b. the purchaser
aud possession can be given N month ioa ume % SAFE
II required.
Ifno, sold before tie sixth Jay Of January neN', these
premises viii be offered suction on thhi Day at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon. az .hr Mansion House, on ihe
premises For farther particulars Inquire Ui SIEttfN
BEiNKERHOFF. on the premises CORNELIUS X
BRlNkERHOFF. Poughkeepsie. or 10 NM. c. HAS
BROJCK, OF DAN'L b. BOlCE, al their oiiice in
Newhurgh. oSn dtawi6ihlon
81 4 FARM FOR SALE IN .he town OF Harrison.
50 Weschestsr county, the direct road from Rye "a
White rains-li miles from Rye, - from White
Plains = from steamboat landing AID y from Msmar
oneck-con'ainng about so acres Buildings aud fences
in good order Situation very fine and land in high state
OF cultivation For terms &c apply % t. D. BROWN, so
GraHd.St. or JOHN PALMER, On the premises. 90
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ARRIVED.

Ship Louisa Myrick ~ ds I'm New.Oresns cotton sc
VIM Nelson Tho Louisa has experienced very heavy
weather the passage Evening OF the 25h, came 20
with both anchors miles outside OF the Bsr, snd rode
cat the gale The Floating Light ship broke sdriit the
night Nov lat =. Ion g 30 spoke soop Cutter
Tn Baltimore, for Galveston 2ith, 20 miles Sc from the
Highlands spoke hriS Marian. Gage I'M Charleston for
York under jury mast; supplied her with sails.
Paeke:ship Albany, Crawford. I'm Havre, Oct 2',h,
usise 10 VIM Whiticek Nov ,, ai - o. Ion - 81
changed signals with chip Utica, I'm Havre Tor YORK.
and ship ST lataes im London Tor York The Albany
d " o, Nantucket With gales I'm NV 2.,h 3, miles
sE of Sandy Hook the Floating Light-ship.
ship Mkrrnion Edwards I'm Liverpool Oct - lnSse.
&c Nov IL isi % Is ION s. % was with pSc Sct-
81 Ion Is Is with ship 81 George DO; goth lat
a. lcn :, So spoke ship Matilda I'm Portsmouth
The hks had continuation OF westerly gales since TIE
10Th Inst;
ship Empire Russell. TN Liverpool Oct II. udse. 70
pA A Kings!sad i Co 800 stecrage passengers. Nov
- 60 miles OF Sandy hook was IN co with = paeke,
ships; eth Is, IS 81 lon - e. fell IL with and boat
aboard ship Rosss:nA Of Liverpool aud Sc; IRE 70 the
hull; she full OF water, decks washed up esrgo OF
timber washing out standing sails blown Rwsy
and some OF her yards bulwark stsaehi0a snd rcddcl
soo.. 2ith lsi ~ Ion a. spoke brig Sterling Of Boston
TOR Alexsndris-
BARK Sabcoes (cf Bangor Me- Thompson Il Is I'm
Turk, Island 1900 bush sal, To Riohd Buck. The
las experienced strong northey gales OF the passase
spiis ssilS &c
Bars Peter DernIn Lewis ds I'm Saysnnsh, cotton
&c, 70 Z DernilL 20th Inst Is, - ION % 20, eNchd
Squalls with brig Excel bound South
sris Globe, Coleur - DE- Sis:l loswooi &c, 10 4
Farrno Capt lief, IN consequence OF ;i:e EsAnneNs,
HeH o: fucatAn 10 Mexico he lid fee &c stay
u port sny longer.
Brig I. BALDWIN Basse.i Is I'm savannah, ec,tou 10
pcahaua & Dron
sear soutAerneT R.ler 4 ds IN Baltimore coal to
matter
sehr Fair Lsdy. Collins I'm Rrandyw!ne dour
Sehr Margaret Elizabeth, atkins TN PhilSd eosl
Sesr Aunsads, Hall i'm Phisi coal
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Fall ARRANGEMENT.

FAIL ARRANGEMENT
- PIONEER AND tx ap2--JITT.lt5
us.a,-s..ss,-.ss- EEESS LINE. -s-sSs-----S.rrz
Via Railroad and Cana!
g.2la Fhistep PIMA 70 Pittsburgh TIL. above line IL coz
In iu4 operation. Passenger leage Philadelphia sys1
morning AZ y: o'clock u the hes; eofoTsbles =
scnpucl OF eaTs for harr.bnrg, wber0 thry erbiss
Tie Packet Boat,
Tnls - one Of ihe most agreeable routes Is TO BE- ~
N tae country The scenery on The SGsquehaaSs ss' "
" Otlee N PhiLid1Lpk1. 80. III 5lartef-s..
z Passengers should be careful not 10 pay itsH "
In New FORK farmer khan Philadelphia there 10 10 -
son 10 TIT. Gity authorized sell tickets for this ins
4. 4. CUMMINGS, Age
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sANDs7s SYRUP CASTOR OIL

IL A. iae appearance Of uE. a1c = g. Peasa1l - BE
Las Prepared sof sold wtoiesAe zcc resz.i y :.
z SANDS, Drrsgis. ard Chemist. i J--.essi ea1 IL
IA:r1-aver1e Sod BY : u Gutoa, Bcwery coz Grad
= sl ~ CodtrEloa, SIS EiHdsos-st Mrs HsySs,
5rpoklvc MA In
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DR. RoAXE,s IODINE LINIMENT.

DR. ROAKE'S IODINE LINtMENT.
THE ASTONISHING sUCC ESS that has attended the
1 application OF This most valuable Lnimtut and the
high testimonials hAt daily received, war
rants my calling upon the afflicted to resort
relied upon and WI 30 oii h.lit
is Represented % DO u -
qUIck nos'run 1u;
scientific chemical
compound az
iodine Of
known and established efficacy
f. permanently and et-cuaiy cure,
RHEUMATISM.
her chronic or iHfammaiory Paralysis or JOSS Of The use
The limbs cOn:aCons Of the cords ant uusc!e' and
Goui itmsUeTs ofhOw !ong sanding Spans, Bnses
Tuners Hard Sveliiugs and Enlarged JoiEl-, yield 10 a
few applications o. his Imminent Il as been Cscd with
incredible in ScrUfuls h.lgf Ey. Erlarsed
Glands Diseases O. The Spine and Hip JOINTS Tic Doc
reuX Eut an Nervous Affections.
Il Invaluable ard I6e CHARM stopping lee bleed
Ing o.. a-si wounds, AID cgu.ng lBer hasl Ia is'S
days. IL has been known 70 IN! curing tGe most
stubborn Ulcers Fever Sores and swe.led Legs, Pain
across The Kidneys, in The Chest Side. Sun Nees Sore
1t speedily aud eaectuay eradcaes cu,aneou- erup
tions OF liz skin in The form Of SAL heum, Eryspea-
ex:recs III fG.a aU4 Cons, Buu!On. chblans
'F0'd upon me 0FE bIs Sd :ia;- Of
When lie human frame receives shoes either from
cold. fatigue other causes. the eses Pc IAN OF
tie system suffer- most O~e pess9a i- nave cough
tie lungs beng the weakest MS nsgibor leuus
ism ne scular and cellular Tissue beng the ~eaAest
enlarged glands and swelling the g.antGar -
ten being me weaAest &c When yog organ g.
suffering The direct your application u he Parts dis
eesed tue better The prospect Of reliet.
DR.. ROAhE'S IODIN: LLisM-G.
t7igorates ana re,ores Il 10 perfect hsa! II
be tTlet satisfy scepaca. o. lie restoring
power of this most valuable LiutGle1-
Physicians daily recommending Dr.. Roake's Iodine
true scientific compound OF Iodine In ,ae form Of Lianeni.
without color and unpeassr. smell that be used upon
The most delicate female or child win perfect safety
MS SOD sodays 5 IS5ERsoLL. Sole Proprietor
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- sTT-. THE OTIsyILLE ExTEN. r

1.-THE OTISVILE.R ExTEN- "a,
s-Sdn2.Sx--t,SION of th- SeyF-York and Erie ~
Railroad Riil be opened FOR passer-
gers and freight Tuesday next. November 3d. Whss 10
hours ofdeparre wi be- changed and untl further poas
the arrangement Will be- ~ follows
Far Passenger ieayes New Eork from foot 0. bsss
.tJ al c'~.yeE 4. ". s1d { O'clock P. 81
Leaves C.syiI'- n 81 a. ". and &; ?. M
Fare between N.-~ fork ana Cls+iiie - 81
Fer FysizttLegYes New. York from foot Of Ii.n,s
81 o'cioc@ z. q. ot.yillr al II O'Clock 4 Il
October H. 1916 Z.
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SAILED.
Slccp-ot,ws- AlhSny, for Gali Nexi>o bark Phie-
N for Marseies; eries Mobile for Mobile steriin for
Savannah; Belle, Wilmington. NC
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Bernard kSce@s-
BncklEj JOHN
Bndz-Ea1- MsTE
BL. Henry
BEH1gs Il
6rEgs, CEes
BESop EPtrssm
3sivtn. Arson
B:shoo. GodirsJ I
3our6lv. Bs-jeriI;
Bod ~, Edvsrt :
Bod geE Jones
Block, SzlanOn
Booth. M
BROOKS, Thomas
Borc A
Boisn, Geo
Bo!es, john y
Brook. Nicholas
Brown. Robert
Bowel. = {
Brown, ilsI
Bourne NJ
Broirie;t : q
SoswOrh. DsDle!
Bro ~n, Philip
Bogghna, y D
Bruvnel. Henri
Bovsu, Peer
Brown. JlO Edwil
Bowen, Nelson 2
BcHmsn, ass
Brown WE
Bowman. Richard
B1cb, BensIln
Burke. Hsnry
Burham, James y
groner. Morgan )
MARKHAM
EaH. Ca.
BarYoirs 7 PoI
locT.
Blunt, EicrdSs
Burrows. Tn0s
Suuer. Psir,cE
Bur-. Geo "
pr-,E HaIylf
Bur-. H0g sans J
Butler. Robert II
b., Lev !
Butter. Thonss
Dunun. James n
Buil.rS, o 4
{ Burton . 4
! Burrows.WAso J
Burnett. James g
HurChsFd. u DoeIl
{ Bvaut. VIM
Ryrne, H-nry n
ByeTs, John
Bryan. Geo J
BRIAN. VIZ 4
( Cafrey. JOAN
Camp:iou. Jane.
Camp i,eli. VIM NJ
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Z. as-N-AbbA
.---IS fsr ALBANY, daily. Sundays sxeepet
sH1s7N1sSa' through J.rcet stS CLOCK P Sc frur =.
S,asrnhos' Pier h-;~ecn Cortland and Liberty sts.
Steamboat kNlCKERBOC&SR.C spL Alfred HougAic=
Will l.ave on Monday "Wednesday ard Erltsy eveoasY
sresInocss COLUMBIA Capt O. ;. Riggs viii leave C
Tuesday Thursday saturday evenings AT 5 o'clock
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List n Letters Remaining in the n. 7. Post Once
Saturday, November %:

~ plso,s pe=aou w Of tie liz in UA,1s t1r;
-.|1a--.;,.s LADIES LIST:
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An persons are iorbG ausirg any Of he Beat. Of A
tine wthou, written or,er from the Captsns Asesa
For passage freight, apply board the Bcs.s, or 70
p & SCYTtSf,TT Al the ctics on the wharf 70
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A,r.ve O'Clock 2 M-Larding =! ja,ermeiiae Place,
From the fcol cf Bsrc,sy.s.:
s,eanSoA, NORTH AMERICA. CspL R Z. FAIRY. 'siit
leave ~ Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday sne:
-t.Ars
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ar. aas-tts.d. LADll
Abbott, Edna II
AIe1Aader, &iss Jsns.is
Adams, Grs Jane r
Alien, Mrs Sarah
Anescsre, Mis- Msrisl
Aaihory, Ars
Afnsnong, Margsre,
Braydon, Mary
Brady, Miro Margaret
BIakeisy, Miss AInirs
Risis.ed. Nrs Elizabeth
BaiIie, Mrs Eliza
Barry, Margaret
Raysr, Cslsin
Rsyse. M.ss Celia Ann
Breden, Miss Anna
Berry, Emma
Beeckum, MY1anah
glch, Mary
Bo.and, Mary
Bond, Miss
Bown, Mrs Ar
Brown, Mrs Mary
Brown, Bridget
Brown, Msry A
Brown, Mrs Margaret
Barton, Miss Eiizs5eih
{ Buck Is, Elns1d May
BqIsley. Hiss Carrie
Bu!las. Miss Elizabeth
Hrien. Madam J II
Bush. Miss u "
Bush, Miss " 4
Brvapt, Miss Ellen
Byrne, Miss
Craige, .Hrs
! CABIN, Alice
Galley, Mis- AuDiDla
I Canes, Mrs Elize
Carry. Biss BrdgeI
Ciarcke, Miss Laura
Carney. anna
CiareswofIh. Miss Ei!za
Carlin, Miss Mari
[ Clark, Mrs Eliza
/ Carter, Miss Jane
Casey Arm.
/ Caway. Anne
Chapman, Mrs George
/ Chapman, u IS Anna
I Cas3erly, Mss
Crawford. mirs AL
Crsy;Cn, Ann Mrs
Cleager Ms. Caroline
Chave. Mrs
. Conmors, Eliza
| Clinton. Muss Ace!inr
/ ConGlaD, Ellen
{ Coghisr. Misc Marie
/ Coy swell, His- Anca!us!a
( COnckiin, Hannah /
, Conneuev, Mrs
. CandOn, Sierra
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Edwards Mrs MARY Z.
F.vcieshy mar, Nls. Mary 1
Eegiulon, Ei.eG
Fntico,t. Miss Hannah
Ever. Mrs Martha
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es( The reAyins OF tie track bcIweea
Bridgeport and New Milford 80 mie'
viii be completed the 29i INST and the will
their regular lrps between mo above named places
IL -In. H.. lnaI
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To Builders.

Sealed proposals viii be received at the
Auditors Office, in the County Of WyaD
dot, Ohio, an the l0ii day of Sept ember
next. for building Of stone and brick, a
Court house at Upper Sandusky, after a
plan and specifications 10 be hereafter
adopted by the board of Commissioners.
A premium Of Fifty Dollars will be
given for The best draft or plan Of Court
House, with fire prouf ffices. dur,
Rooms, DC. in the san,e, with speci6ca-
tions annexed aud delivered at the Audi
tors Office of said county Of Wyandut, ON
or before the 3d day Of August next; said
building to cost from six to nine thousand
dollars,
SAMUEL VI. WORTH. Auditor.
June A, lS46.--3e-4w.
The OHIO Statesman and Ohio State
Journal. will please give the foregoing 4
insertions in their weekly, and forward
their accouns 10 the Auditor