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Galvanio Curatives,
DR.. Chl
10000 Persons

including all ages, classes and conditions among winch
large number of ladies' who are peculiarly sub
ject to Nervous Complaints, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope of relief had been given up and every
thing else been tried in vain!
Toillustrate the use of the GALVANIC BELT, sup
pose the of person afflicted with that bane civil
zation, DYSPEPSIA, or any other Chrome Nervous
Disorder In ordinary cases. stimuans taken which,
by their action on the and muscles of the som.
ach afford temporary relief but which leave the patient
in lower state and with injured faculties after the &C.
ton thus excedhas ceased. Now compare this with the
effect resulting from the application Of the GALVANIC
BELT. Take Dyspeptic sufferer, even in the worse
symptoms of attack and simply tie the Belt around
the body, using the Magnetic Fluid directed. In a
short period the nsensibe perspiraton will act on the
positive element of the Belt thereby causing Galvanc
circulation which will pass to the negative and thence
back again to the positive thus keeping up continu
Gus Galyanic circulation throughout the system Thus
the most severe cases of DYSPEPSIA are PERMA.
NENTLY CURED. FEW DAYS is OFTEN AM
PLY SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DISEASE
OF YEARS.
Certificates and Testimonials
From the most Respectable Sources,
Could be given sufficient to fill every column in this pa
per! We make few selections. The first is an
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Rev. DR.. Lands, Clergyman
sIpNEr, New Jersey, July u, |

ofNew Jersey of distinguished attachments and exalted
reputation
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Certificates and Testimonials
EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
and concIusiVeIy proves That
" Truth is stranger than Fic-
tion."

The following Litter, narrating of the most re.
markahle events in the annals Of Medical Science is
from the
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For sale In Worcester ty the Agents M. b. GREEN
~ j. GREEN co. dM& Swenply Nov. 8
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. HOUSES FOR sALE.-rhs asw sna wsl

HOT >E> FOX >AIk.-Th- reN snl WEI
u srrargvd nree story house - lenihs- rear Temp
s-ss-rsr- it = Sc. shet fr superior sty WIKI gas
throur 0t .tstusy mSnties n he psrors ra.hirg sp
rsrals. nlcrosrts. a1t drain to conduct wash l-r.
&c il I.H tie street Also FOR sae-Ile rrst.
class -F sri sftc r1use = Clements lace 50
ccnd house r4rth ington-sclk Win ~ lsier.
the furniture vii - sold g desired Possession 81 either
house be fs- Iufei .-.y hrt neier W. BE- rented.
For terms. spp.y % fal29 J.-l K HOGAN. "a Waist
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AKRysT or PA

ARREST or PHILADELPHIA RowDIEs At TRES.
rOx-Ine IrentOs Sfats Ga1sJfe ssys Several hundred
persons were attracted about the Mayors once on
Monday 10 witness the investigation Of shooting a.
lair the facts Of which turned out 20 BE- ~ iOioHs
party Of young men from Philadelphia, numbering
dozen fifteen, we're returning through me
ns In schooner from an excursion 10 New OK ia
passing the junction just above the city they cncoun
tered colOred named James Without any
provocation. Of the scnOOners party seized gun
and discharged IL st James seven OF tire shot taxing
effect upon bis person The wounded man started 10
make com plant before mAgistrate IL was soon ru-
mored around that tho party belonging 10 the schoou
or numbered some fifteen men, well provided with trc
arms, and that they had sent down defiance to all
Trenton ~ take them. large crowd accordingly re
psired the depot to await the arrival OF the vessel
determined 30 the officers out In tbs discharge OF
their duty The whole party were arrested howeVer
and cond acted 10 the Mayors Office The individual
who fred the gun gave his name As Joseph Walker
ilr Walker required 20 give bail In the sum oil
= 900 in defaut Of which be was locked up IN The
Court House
SrABBfSG C.sF-Last evening Lieut.. Edward
& Bowers q. = n. met Mr. Crowingshield, Secretary
10 Com DOsnes, AZ the National Hotel Cbariesiown,
and without saying sword, Or glviog him any warning
inflicted upon bic breast with dirk knife, two wounds.
one Of wb ch IN the region Of heart The parties
ave not been friendly terms for long time. Bow
crs yesterday ordered on board the Germantown,
which is about 10 sail and was much dissatisfied
cciring the order He thinks that the man whom be
stabbed was the means OF his being ordered away.
Boston Transcript, 18th.
Az IsfORTAsr VERDICT .-Hev. Alexander
Campbell President of Bethany va College, has r.
ceavsd $40 900 OF Rev james Robinson of Scotland
Nr Campbell tour through Scotland, In lsi7 was
arrested and imprisoned in Edinburgh through the
agency Of Rev James Robinson for having, while die
coursng the subject Of Slavery uttered sentiments
obnoxious 10 that gentleman. Some of his irends ii
stituisd a suit against Mir. r. This suit has recently
ermlnated and the result 10 decree of the Lords Of
Council and Session in favor OF Mr. Campbell Tor two
Thousand pounds sterling Nat. lntelhgencer
FIRE AT PAwTUcKEr.--The lumber in Joseph
smiths undergrad at Pswtucket, r. l. burned up on
the night of Aug 20 loss $1,000 insurance s6O9O
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lNRENCn,- HOTEI.

l. KIM IL hVL IL. 800. - -, - ~
CITY ual.-sgl.r- nqp"s.r a- Nif DA.. w. -
CITY VS. hrit ana trer-i .y lt- s1tscrh-r. May i5
1874 Nfu hat f1r convenience. clfori -l- arc-
~ ccurory rarrat ac supposed mi ne world 10 cor
more rooms hsr sny other ho- n t- rolriry save
orc only. Al OF winch warm-c gratis hey AZ A.
ni-t uQ ~iih mart e1Q Nsstsialls which ar s1rQlfc
Win Cro.on thfuugh siisrrpstr corss tr-re =
hli o1e tre noon me has and wki-r-cio-e-s
-frit uaof arr --lird win llrnK he rixhi, 80
siier- e fecas vary fruE s. ~ % = - per wei 90
ti tff te ~ ccn- per az Pa. according o ocll1r There
= -sacp ana ~ -Alrr.iF- rals- 20 ts-hroorrs
lpl.t "a SIG ne Aousr Ihs hotel - crr-ucr upon
~ - ~ 90 ins ICONS. sd meals ~ in~f
nay ~ onet-l ~ ne splendid ani spacious Ref--fury
Portcrs vi - ~ during ne ught admit srrGngert and
also 70 ca nen a. sry boar they may desire Al IL %
vii servants b r~nict 20 -xsc or receive per
cuisirs TIE sht BEL % " FrxnEforf. a. Re fr,,
sioog RON he corner sgs lml X FRENCH
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.


From the Burlington (vt.) Free Press
AU SABLE. -. BY o. w wrTHScTos.
THE Twilight on Al Sable
By rock and river fell.
With tiuts OF rose-veined marble
IL glimmered through the dell.
shadows on tree and river
10 stately grandeur hung
There Nature sings forever
What Poets have not sung.
The dark Rocks. proudly lifted,
Upresr their rugged form,
Like Giahts-nobly gifted
To breast the torrents storm
Dim Mystery forever
Here chants a song sublime,
While onward rolls the River,
Unchsngeable az Time.
From Soul TO Soul is spoken
What lips cannot impat;
And the silence - bat broken
By the throbbing Of the heart.
The evening sky IN glory
Lights the massy, riited wal,
And, with many wondrons story,
Fancy paints the waterfall
OF the Savage freely rowing
In scene ca wiid as be;
OF tho lndisH Maiden owing
With spirit fan Of glee.
Yes Of many an ancient fable,
Which the Hunters Il o might tel,
On the banks Of the Al Sable,
Ia its deep aad hollow dell.
Yet-thoogh Indian Maid and Lover
Have forever passed away
We may dream their visions over,
And may love as well as they
On The borders Of the River.
We may whisper ere we part,
Songs-whose music clings forever
Round the memories Of the heart.
We may catch an Inspiration
From dark River, Rock and Fall.
And a higher Alteration
For the SPIRfT over all
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Jaae a Cape Rtsuo .hg Cofsuu. parted company tie
i>.L 9Th sAq b,ugVf, GA Nsqe >2krN sat.h
Jus "A Nssrs srchsnEed sgnss hi An-fsn ttsssA
nsias bfcsd p-nssi. sfsenx sz.I
Avg lat 80 o. "a 50 10 ssehsaeOd ses VITA Amsrsu b
,ke-iae kfort's s@as- No a. saa -
Ava sis' ~ sa o. o. A4rdsi spsosh ts As ass or
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MARINE JOURNAL.
roar OF NKw-YoRK..,..AuGusT 80.

ARRIVED ship Nsnfor Chibonl Trieste Juus "a passed
81. sf jay 10 - fte Bsngor tecn SD 81
10 he Bsuss ~fh light westerly ~ni fnt css
shp Lucea haua An~.tp, nds- ana ~ pssseassrs 70
Wilson Vera crui Ju 30, oochinss I'D -Pe-
10 Hssse. A egoahsr.
rsfa.s.s Ass.,.on sa,su Ne DAY.. granite for hs Navy
srs. eroeA "a
sers Belfast. NJ K.aS Tu,,. Island u d. ZOO bushels al. 70
aisd-tea g Co.
NJ e's Nsp sarah soehsrs r,tcosa Ma 40 d.s ams,r g.
b H.tcht
sssr w,rrea ar.foa Cos,l.od Me- mss- g. %
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q. y. - r0K rHE White l0lN.

q a -IY@dKr n % FlI NrN IIsVH1 rDT1Ifrtl
northampton, Braf.ehoro va oas
br-,~s rsAsf windsor, Ns~bury and Wells K YER
rsssrrz .ezsing Ne~.fOrE Cry By TOE morning psr
q NJ Ne$ York aad New Haven Railroad arrive a.
sFrnsneo a. d. stop hour Tor Inner. and hen
flc--4 20 br--.-eDorO By - C0cn-cl-ut
nfrf hA-foa1, here hey SOP Tor the got Ses
hf proceeding BY sage 10 Wslpoe mi ard heoc-
y rAfoals "a connecl ~l.h Coureclcu and Pa
80 pc Hoaci hey arrive % Wells RIVER a. SO Pm
WIT stAkrs are m readiness % ronvey .leu 90 Luc.sr
tf niles ron faDYsr's aud l. mies from frsDc0ms
lelr.i ne sane evening Passengers leaving New ~
Cly ~ ne " TRAIN lodge g. Springfield, and y .e
= r d r.ln locEe A. New hag~a, ard cave a. AZ
e - - day by ne shove route arriving a. Wells hts
a. Fare on tti. route New YORK % Wap0e, y
"aipo.e ~ Wells River, g. - Wells River % 's'y
ans. "
The shove rouie '0r Ito crectne.s cheapress and cm
fo Il % believed cannot be eagse and certainly csnns.
BE- surpassed By any The s-cuon u country ~hlcr u
fraverse- 10 emphsucsily To Garden Of New k12Nl'
The picturesque sc-nery~fth which u sbo9nds sna ~
many oblecss OF Interest IN the ysnOus bcsuufl AZ
aourshng villages through which Il psss>s oder exf
Ordinary Inducements ~ ne usysllng community sns
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Passengers Arrived.


q. s,an,l,g T,s~",s r SsrsH.aA-M-. M.sf', M-s Nsn
ffscss knx<oat Mo- sam boSt snd dsnsh
Mrs. Mobtsgas sAlfsa tsnsn. hss M3uisgee Me-
Cfeous Nj. Wir.s Me otn featsfga.f M.s Ans o'k~y
~. ilsay Mss Mdsns M. Bsrsto~ fsuo i.cy sri ch
ssae. sns s',, VI pCsmp and sfs W. Nsyn.ft siy 49,
shden as.srs Gsyton Ss~Nsf fucksf VIM -pssf p.f
Nv M..t. W tkAiisoi Psss Co.gr.s- Honshi Jsr.
Ns. ioss-, Groom 40 500. ~ pavr Jchu iine hs-
tsoues Ninori Nsa Ness. Mu G.f.is a fsse. &
H.t Bacasssn rshsm. 0sa huu q sqll~. fW Co.
H..ts.3 nathes fscks u-1n Jou- " stfsse, Nsi, a..
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HLAKEls PATENT

L'fRF FAOoF PAINT. from Ohio. vi "a in s rev
routs ilrrs % SAFE stone. protecting Va k.-ref
covered from IRE actilr oi i-e sl- fr1ll
Purchasers should D. QArc an1 every barrel
uark-- Ssk-'s Paieri Pre- p-nof Paint A. there 8
sun-ri 81 worthless cnrrrre.. s-l- ir he nark-
cAIed irt-pOoi paint Tls genuine Arlcc Tor sac ly
ne raeriee. a. s brosd-s. Ne~-lork
aus In WILLIAM BLAKE
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COODWIN'S PATENT CEMENT Stealing Tor
III Roef cheap lktt snd 4lFkb.e-prce q Gems pr
foot s3 ga rcl lr boards. q pr foo
lin ~ enc. aed Warrzrcl. Apply - :. GOODWIN. >
{ ,fe se-u ace. rear Ilamfers-s. References Y hss
fora r1r done -h -tL e. Cr1-lf..l, = &c Ccsse. r1l
done 7s5 feet @ We-i-ti A-rnuar t1rris rocf dure
~ feet 81 Dreeneic1s - or C. E.y, rooi tol-, .l
fati lt fn,ntsl as llcoc'
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Foreign Ports.
spoken. &c.

AZ oaHsf ia, lo sAq. corsrus rufts iof fasa nss'
Cabot sco,s osdas hf Nss Noai bsAs Apoo Jsnns
ia f.-fnn 900 a. fs0. Lsrkias. 81. hs1las
atNss Crus. JaN -, o. Ansncsn vessel port
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EXCURSIONS.

TrDs DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS
= .I- - NrO SHREMSkt m. Ocean House Long
27rf Branch Porl Washins iOn. M0unt- Dock
Brow "A, lMdd.ei0wnl. and Red Bank The new
Hsggeuy. will follow. from west side OF pecEsip
Leave Nesg-Yors Leave Shrewsbury
Friday. August 80" PM Friday. AlgustJl " q ? n
Line Stages for sqan Village Freehold Co.ss Necs,
A. vi. be In readiness on llr arrival oi Inc hos.-
4e~se Stages 90 convey passengers 90 oil parts Of he
country
Positively no freigh. taken on Sunday -Ncep. Peaches
T. AL persons are forbid trusting Any one ou re-
count " lhe shove boat or owner ...,...
$40 in Ohc- ~ Westsl cor Norn-Moore.
~U-~ ,FOR SHREWSBURY, OCEAN
= - 49,. HOT ST. Long Branch, Jumping f.il,
Steamboat EDWIN LEWIS, Cspt }. Cories, vii run
A. follows from Fulton Market Sip, Easi River
LEAvE xE~-YosS. LEAVE sHRgEssUsr
Thursday. 49, 5 Pm Friday 81, IAN
Friday, "yl, 90 saturday. Sept D, N
stage. ~ be in readiness on the arrival of the boat 60
convey Passengers 90 AL parts or he country sullm
~ --=-sezzsszz1CA,P MEETING. At RYE,
- xE-1--,.E.ss0n the New-Yors and Sew-hsyen
- Railroad, commencing on Monday.
september s. iff9-rrains from Nes f0rs, stopping
fhr Camp Ground VII leaye Can4.s- o. u and . NJ
). q and + N
trains from rrW-tayen % NcN-fofk viii stop a. lAe
Camp Ground
The y N end p NJ trains from New YORK are .pe-
cal trains only running f0 e Camp brOurd and = do
urn 10 Nes-Torf 81 l0 A. N and - ? ~
Baggage will be n readiness A. Forty a.
Thursday next ard 81 I~rnty-sevenfh--t on Friday
r. receive baggage for thr Camp Ground anl
sil cave T Nenty .ey-uih-sL a. n A "a on fudsy
au19lw R MASON sapL
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INSUR RANCE.


HEVg-ENGL8ED LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE COMrANN-AT NfW-HANEN. conn.
Charter ferpctusi Passed May. 1884
CAIlTAL : $4,000.
NfTH PRIVILEGE To INCREASE TO einrttn-
w D. insure ell Kinds of neat cattle horses. Ac- ne
only Company of the kud iu the United states. orce
for NeelO W Wslsti i0-pesi1rs oicr n Grand. D.
At either of which offices ANY informal on. pamphlets, Nr
may bee obtained iiyAdlALtktD LpN Anus, AGENT
tINICKERBOCkEK FIRE INSURANCE COM.
~ PANN or NfN-lOkk, Office 20 West-CApial
$4,000 Originally Incorporated IN l's5-Ihis Company
continues Ia insure sgaus and damage 10y IRE on
most favorable TERMS ito operations confined chiefly
40 the CITY of New ORA and Immediate proximity Al
losses adjusted ard paid with prom ptuess and literally
ufGFC1unH
George Ireland Joau oHthput csuff- AGO amos
Robert i-nHnl John NsU'fTHl 60 ne ''Nt'af
Joshna HrIsi. IDa-rf l. sI0sr, John GRAY,
Hsly fIsrHrIh ilNara N0eaf N...I i.eff
49,, Isnt Adam N.rr.s h.ts0 ksru.f.
l DO faf-.i. " '.sn lulteE tNaffs 7 l-ftI' D.
a.fIarl tteftoH. tr~s hini-ftsif NiINAn hf'rt'ff
A.r lsvlelfs w i1 n-... 800 . .
Hgunssfu Secretary ~ y
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old LEAD for gale ~
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EUEISFA COLLEGIATE INsTlrD Tf.-The Fall
ttrfn ~ ilis Institution viii commerce on Monday.
the I'D oi Sc uf,uHrr fnr parucula-, see crclar which
lay hs obtained ~ ihe Institute, 2H West 0eeeul-l
500 a. Me-srs Spsullls Shepsrd's bookstore. lesi
Broadway JOHN n. BROWN, A. ". Pnncpa.
.fa
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~ ~a.c.----.'-s- RAILROAD ON and sner Monday
May n, ihs following frsI RS viii leass
mo Office ~ the Company. ~ CsrEl-s Passengers " IA
be- received A. me 1tcs rf Tine New ora and HAIRED
Railroad 40 Twenty sevenih-st Accommodation Tran a.
u 4 "A flr New Rochelle SC. Express Train 30 A NJ
hf stamford. sc. Express Train A. r n Tor STANFORD,
A. Accommodation Train a. q Tor New Haven, Ne.
Comuuaton Trainnt n Tor Norwuk Tr0insf % Nsit
York Communication Train $40 4 from NOrNalki Ar-
com Train ett 4 N from New Haven Accom- Train n
: IS A ~ from New-Hayeni Express Train Al ~ r N.
from New Haven; Accom-. Train ii { 2 NJ from Neg.H.-
ven myl2 Is MASON snpt
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ESSes-1SNY OiNECr-Fsre H.. cents This hos,
arrives m ame for tho hrsg incoming Trans
Of East sud West TIE low pressure steamboat
EUREKA. Capt Wsirrhury vii leave The pier ~ tie
foot narcay.f M0nday- Wednesdays snt Fridays a.
o'clock VI Freight taken A. he lowest prices. For
passage or freight appiy on board This boat has been
completely renewed ard her accommodations are Of me
mosi admirable KIND y2O
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fsss zs.x< -Sss,s-. RAILROAD This road is row q
perfect order; new heavy n rail-. rev
-neiues and cars The train Will leave me river Hui.
son isiy Except Suntay.l a. rs NJ ard 2 " rtis
the most desirable and direct route I'D New Lebanon
SPRING. and % any psrof Berkshire County Passengers
for The Springs Berkshire County Ply ne morning hofs
from nesYors will arrive Al Hudson ln ample time i1F
.ha VI tain. ial9 lmr
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xr- MORNING LINZ ,roi o'cLOcN.

- ", ---T-Nev fnirpendrni Onpn.luor Day Linz
<-.-r1ss> Albany iaui ns %. Sew hufE1. fousl.
Saerse h ~ sfnn. Brsio. HuisHn and JnNsacsle fsa
cents 90 be landings % CENTS Srcasiasf All ill"s
on board the boat The elegant esruer NkrAiiNf,
Curas Peek DR. commander. wiz leave the steamboat prf
Al me foot ~ Goliu-ofr-t Mondays. Wednesdays And
Ffavs A. ~ O'Clock. landing lt the foot nf Hammnuist
each wsv For pssssae icft fsigtt app A. The csp,
lAns uhce 90 board The boat, 90 10 George " WI
hanson. 90 the lfice on tho wharf fH SIN
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- -=s--==.=s.s- NRW.YORK & ERIE RAIL

~ ROAD On snd .iler h sD.b u A
glsi, fhs usins ril run - follows
Sundays excepted -THzorsH PAssESeEz TEAMS vii
eage SeW-Y.rk FOR OHeg0. from ne Companys Per,
- te flot = Duan--st =. 2; A " and ?. " stop
pax 81 a. ~ way s-z-o-s From OUego The through
r--ls vii cave Tor Ne~-iarx a. A. y All q II
s.34ls a.so q. al lie Nay sLsac1s. a SPECIAL WAY
2Ais or Por Jerys slf llemstia-e sisr9ns, excep.
>-1erls, ~. .-aV- New Yorz every Sa1rlay - ). 81
AT 49, .eavs Pori Jrryis for New York every Monfay
morning o. O'clock AiLx Tam, win passenger
ai1rlec. vii .-aV- PORT J-rYis Or New York 4
- reiarnins VI cave Nes fcrs Tor PORT Jerv. A. 3:
PSI Another y = Tain -i-- ya.--1g -r sr-1c1-,
AL -sf- Penn0rt ~ DlsVilie a. = A n slr rs,l rr
cave ylsFr AZ " cunrectirs VI % le fri gli tQal<
y S.E- loIk Tie Mlk Trains 81 not connect Hil tl~
2. l. z r FE.lsHr-fr-lg-l caves View YORK -Tery
pa i-r A. ttr regular sa-lo-s -r ne road reisl
-r.in Til iesv- O~eg0 ever m0nl1g A. N from
Por. Iersi.s freight VII leavs FOR New lork every
morning a. OclOck. Gnd another a. A ~1n mGrsei
fr- -tL sy-cla Train Tor c1-le a. other I'VE stock
Wi cave Oweg0 o. fnds7s a. up N snd from Porn
l-rvis Tor S-w-i9rs, on Saturdays, - An fsr-
from Newton ~ Owexo = T1e i1-ermed ale "a
lcus IL prupoTccr. C0u-lts10c Tickets I. lower
rae. fof NJ stza0cs between scw- YORK and Por
J-yYis 81 purchased A. The NsvYo AID Pi-rnor
c1ces Erc1rsos rckets. erutinY ne traveller % o..
ne road rom NeSYork 70 0weso and r-ur. - As
FOR the lp. BE- purchased the New York oto- 80
O DgAn-si " on board he Steamboats, ann he IL. Of
sepieIrsr rsIs
AL JAhEs T. HAYWOOD s1psrtulsuaso,
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es<l Cars on ii- ROAD run In conrfr.
lol with lle hrw-iork ani New. ia.
ven Railroad Passengers for Albany, Troy ard way "a.
uon- ON the Housainnic Railroad viii take the q.
press lfsin GA lle Aew fOfa aud Sew Haven HaIfl8t
Ctr- - tarai-t sfagss run iu connection with no
Carr o Lebanon Syringe Ls". Lsnox. lIi ~torFhridys
Curisfiae, Wnsirad and Norfolk Also lO IIirhle.f
Sharon Wool bury, Danbuy sud Bethel Freight intend
ed Tor ne Housa0rir and Naugafufs Railroad r-ca.
ilnng tfe day at the Depot foot ~ Mtse- board 20
steamer NlhkDD. Ini- l. tlr only sraner running ia
corrcc ION with these Road. shippers contractors aad
cpnrgree- generally, ara nOn-d thsi freight forwarded
by any other STEAMBOAT from another d0ck will be- fas-a
from bridgeport a local rates aII may ne sub % "a
-sra charge acrluu 90 NOT Icing ssybisd tbrolyb
from NH~-fork t0 place 0f destination.
% ". PERRY Agent. Once nl fhs pier
& KIRKLAND, Superintendent H14ssfouic Railroad
Pane huall superintendent Nslsal1 Railroad
Nes fors, Feb -. l3t3. ie2q
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THE -UB-CRIBER~
PENNSYLVANIA CANAL.

- - IT,
E& E. 1919. .zt
DlOSEER AND EXPRESS PACKET LINE FROM
Il PHILADELPHIA TO PITTsBJ RGH-Leave caiy
A. orlocE " ia Railroad % haTrs1urg. where pas
senE-rs embark u eezk1i ard contlrsb e psckels witch
have oeer e@ndsoey tte -p win especial ret-rsrrc 10
re ccaio and corTe1e1r ofraveers Far- hv .his
r1ie han any o,ter Inc. Ard 20 additional Expense Tor
porteras- q he way For se.ts spply AZ th- ofre III
hArket-st WILLIAM SOLDyR A co
Psils1spais hsrre IA ls$s lnS III Proyrs.ors
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g. TO RENT WILLIAMSBURG. =. 7 IN The best io-
e. cauou the village. a. very ricteraie rent three
rev. cclverieut small thrrf-s-cfy bnck houses,
Nth al he modern improvement. situated cr South
Fish-.t rear the corner 81 Fogrfh-st four blocks
from F-ck.slV Fern. l-cuirr of LEWIS HANFOkD,
- Pearl-sf y Y or Of THOMAS LEWIS corner of
shih srd solr. SIS sdoring the premises Poe
session Immediately. Alc0 81
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r.. = .sassszs,7 ifAhAPO AID PATTERSON
kslss .ssss.---Trrr-csAN Nd PATERSON AND HUDSON

L.. A. 49, y a 4
~; -~s~--rr-@sAND PATERSON AND HUDSON
RIVER RAILROADS
Leave slfsm'r Depot Leave M Yor.
6Ne o'cofs a 81 81 O'Clock An
q si.Ociock = a O'clock p N
% o'clock NJ 6o'clocs PSI
I'Df on 10 NuVai ~ DO En- trains, which leavs
O~rsO al o'clock A 81 and u O'Clock
SUNDAYS TRAINS
Leave Slfens Depot Leave .-sg W.
SOC O'Clock ~ s0c.ork A
f0cIock ~ % O'clock "A
PATERSON TRAINS
leave Paterson. Leave Now Y1rs
~ o'clock " Esrk-ts b. Ole ..ek A Al
r Oclk 4 u. Paterson Dep g'orloes A
- % COX ~ IA O'Clock = N
fO'c'ock NJ Io'riork PSI
5Oclocz n Markets. 5nclock PH
1@.Oclk ". Psr0u Dep O'Clock Pm.
SUNDAYS TRAINS
Leave Psiers0n al 80 n. Aafzei.st at A ~ pat
erson Depot ~ + 81. Paterson Depot. Leave ~.
a. O'Clock A n. sni O'Clock g
y b-On Monday mornings the hrsl train rom S1fen's
@i ies'e a. a. Instead n Old, lls arrival oi To
Port owls rliU
- ram which leave New York A. 3! A NJ and
VII De 10 time 70 Meet tl- Ers ff.i1. fnorrf,y
AT -7s1ins. gong West a. sIfern's Depot no
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81 Chester Rocky Mech, and ssmfors.-pas.
sage - cents 20 Port Chester aud Rocky
Neck Stamford 81 cents, Norwak, 51t csnis-The new
and splendid steamer NORWALk Capt siias Reynolds
Will leave the Tior the foot OF Mafketst daily ~
O'Clock. 81 Returning VIII leave Norwalk al 2 A a.
Stamford At a. ROc.y Neck a. and Port Chester atlt
JOHN RODMAN,
aufa Agent foot u North N00re-st uusfair.