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n EBANON SPRINGS.-Shortest and
4 -, -.,., o, th,S delightful summer Retreat =
b., he Hi>rn River hca-S ard hrds RIVER kAic'sl 70
Hn,>.n and thence hy railrsd AMI stages 90 tr - lsS
NM b., p1oruug h,@fs railroad, Vii leave hlds'a ,,
IN, nc'.rs VI tram and arrive a. thc >nnis - :
~ pss.,pr,r> from Ncw-l0Tk hy evening oo~IS -
N leve flGdSun Tie usIt morulnS AZ Gloss all
sru,e Al ths Sprnss a. 8 NJ Usual fare eoa The T'e
e. ~, frcui Ha.lsun u tAt Sprncs. s. 50
J T. WATERMAN Superintendent
I'LL, We &c, ieie SIN
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INnR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SLate-

MI s,e,n,.bn PACIFIC. Cant Era I'VE. ThS
S.an.shlp w!n l,qalt with tic mails 9I E.tote pVS'-
t,vSlv "a SATURDAY. 2iS June, - l. O'Clock ron v'
helth u the foot u Caa Ne berth Sc igcl III pa oi
All letters and papers 81 pass tero "a the foSt Cuc
FoT frclsL; passage hayiuS u2eS-"-'0
" FW' IL n COLLINS, - walls
Positively frc-ght vii he received On p'afu Nlei
THURSDAY evening. june lsth , ,
me sirar-r ARCTIC ~il succeed the Paesic and s.l
Jul, 5th W.
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HOR B0STON. yIa NEWPORT and

LNOR BOSTON, Via NEWPORT and
Il FALL RIVER-By the splendid and superior steam
ers EMPIRE STATE and BAY STATE, III great strength
and speed particularly adapted % The naygahn o Long
Island Souul. running co4uecton WITH tnr ran hyef
sni gl COLONY Raroad distance ct s. miles u Boston
onV Leave pier 3 y X near the BATTERY -
TIE STEAMER EMPIRE STATE, Capt BIayton On / I Is
DAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. at PM -,
The steamer BAY STATE, Capt ID Brown, "a Nun
DAYS WEDNESDAYS aud + FRIDAYS, a. VI.
Tts line % the only chat runs dre' Tor Nt"tort
These steamers are fitted with couuld9us s.aterooms
and every arrr lent for she Sccrutf anu conf ~ % PAS
scncers who are afforded hy this route night r. 81 on
board and ~ ARRIVAL 81 Fail River proceed per ha f'ad
reaching Boston early the following morning. ~ can ln
- hoard getting thtir breakfast WISHED 10y unll me
starting of the accommoiaton tram AZ qiatef-ptst
o.roct Al which reaches Boston AZ quarter before
O'Clock A II
bIe,gr-ua,ter attached @ each steamer who re-
ceiyes and tickets the baggage, AID acol cs 'Ae SIMS
90 Is destination.
The rsos f1r passage and tie pucs q s.ae-rooms he
same "a ls other limos.
steamer rui.s connection VIII This Line = An NuH
Providence. daily. except sundays.
Fare frIn New through O. Providence, Al tier
" Newport 50 90 New Bedford. fare = 90
Freight . Boston taken az the sane rates as ~ the
other regular rcs and forW ardet WITH sea ete1iton u
an FrrreSS Freight Tram which leaves Fa RIVER every
morning lSeudays excepted n ocleA tl- Boston An1
~, BedioTc arriving o. rs destination al u about ID
~ feisht amply on board. at the Office on Per *
Fr .faf--r,us or herths apply on board 'i 4 > uu7
.. s.clr - Them ahead application uay Del made - -.
,el.y TISDAIE BORDEN, AGENTS, 10 Sll ID " CO.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.

pANV-Onlv Enough Line for SAN FRANCISCO.
- U,vsna and h.rrcS Fare rcd-oed. On TIT kSDAl,
june a. az Pr tie splendid Steamship CtiER0A- e.
Sts INNS Hcrrv Wlndle commando, MI sal on TIL KS
nay ir,c ~ A. o'clock 2 NJ from her ger az
the fost n Warren s, X. with the Government has
fpf Cr~-rrs v,a Havana Passengers nsirco Al iNahs
Ca ne .oiepi,i ,rhc s~r- Siraushi- FSien Pa,Sen-
rrfs its,,ng m the CHEROktf vii c,,nne.t ~i,4 me
fOvon,c United States Nal Steamship thNNt>>t.n, w
S.l nom P.nsa on M sl.,at the lth July fr I~S>SS-
arply at tie ofoe a aud a Scuth-s, at w West -
sorUeT Warren lei+ -
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A ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted m
~ he IS: pa,ers o.hsr cues and towns a. o.
PALMERs AdvsItlsng Agency Inoane nal--Ie -
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MEDICAL.


To the SICK and Afflicted ~ .
DR. SWAYNES Compound NKJF OF
~ VII ID CHERRY Since tbs. tle ul4 Wv --1l--'
discovery 81 D. sWAYNE, th1us-n-s lAye - 2 !,
stored l. health and IL enQTrleAt ~ ---e 3..,,
= f,r ne rsvages Il The nlus sIcrlcla M lsssee
ro~ IoFr Anton Earle Proprietor " Lnr n -
sets S-v Worcester. Mass is bll'NLs . Ai'-e' -A
r The rresf crarn 81 testimony 20 - mems - wa
r.vs .ls-f >wayne q COM llu- oflNP Dl =
Cher-v r ,nr l-av and md Z one % ne MS
- 1870 r-e.rres for coughs I2aamni-i1n VI 80
Rrrsf lrn-s ~ that have ever .r-d anu -3'' =
- alton in recommending tra- u :. 90 80 - -
ees.Slon flr such u.eilcl.e - 49, tl 0-l =
v7Ii without The kuovietEe oi VI S"a'-9 VI --' - -
D- ! n Tllys0s. Fraakf-r-. Ky states -
hsre besa engagec a ac-ve 7--lt-ce y 49,. -
szuIzr r~aduafe x Ira1gTlrania n5H --cscl-- -
ureua-.f "a of P-uul.s Virginia " - Olelll ~
exc % al other Teneles fefl-e " - -. - 49,
- HONE CURE. .,s.a.-s
Ezeuel Thomas, CherrT-sF, ~ = go -. . 81
$500 81 Nth Vfleh- r'-5- nm -
ne I'D breast soreness OF ~ lIts. 50 -,
- ri s--.tf- u ght ~ rats. &, it---i - 49,
,-a-,s-l ,-.----sf frt lv thr "a Dr S"A 4r -
--d So, IA v ID cherry ~as restored ID ri11 --l--
-. - tatl- MARKS 4 III senl-l-- 49,. -. 9
Eruen.fer ths orr1nal ant Only sell--e lr3 - .
NJ f-rv !. Int - u square 5l.t-es Covered - -;
-. n - l..sel tuEr4slgI ~il q Ill-- p. ~
susvos m er-u As. Is s---ailTe A. o---1tS - 80
EyEly zctl,4-Ls all g - -. s~.L a. nj door
80 sss-tst where zre prepared al ~ y - -
Family incidence Pan1cea' 'siiA-4- o. 1's
- - ~. r. II RING corner Of BIosdS1! snd y91
- D. v AMER 2o5 BleecEsr = - m ~ -
~ (,-,rd e0rrer Norfolk : Lks - =, - -
= I'm n les Bo,sery. NORRIS. y hafkei. cDfi i
- XoN a. C-nnd-sf. HI SHION ~. ~
P-osdusv D SANDS w 4..a = y - = - -
TNTR 60 81 BARCLAY, HAF IL ND NJ RI -. - -
a Nad~n-lsze Nrs HAYS. BrooAlJH my~4 nm -
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IrAvr NEw-YoRE, CONG YoRrl

LEAVE YORK. GOING N0hlhs
From Office rear Chambcrs-St,
ATTAIN for POUGIKEEPSIE. stopping 4; waf sta
WeAM for ALBANY. stopping NJ Manh4raav.l.e
NonAers Doths' Ferry, Ianytown, Snc sing. fetSsA-.
Ca~~.ons Cold Syrug Fstk'll, New ttaiS nrEn'
Eccrs, thence hy steamer ARSENIAto Hudson, touch
,r IN ,,crr,daie places The rverl Where ne trans
- 6 receive the passengers sad land them IA Albany 81
A. ~ pm. for POVGHKEEPSIE, freight tT.iIl
All p N for Pot GHKEEPSIE. stoppns at Manhsi-
tsu,Ile. One Hundred and nv q. Aa s. hCAAe'S
Dhhs's F,rlv Dearman. TarTgtown. Sls-SlnS. CIu''i
I,,.ebll Garraun'S. Cola SalllS. FShAll Low lo-a'
New Hamburgh AND Milton Feriy- 49,. a..
SIc BoscUtei PeoAsklll Gorus0ns, Cold SprnS shAi
New Hamburger and PoHghSet PSF ana tAence 10y -
- HucSop and rs Railroad 20 Ahanv al about loi vi
At4tP. NJ for FAIRY TOWN only, stopping a. a.. Nay
stations south of Taryytown
Xt6P. Nj fqr FEEkSAlLL. stopping al all way sta
Ncps.
LEAVE pouGHSsErSIE, GOING SOUTH
AGAIN f,r NEW-NORKi stopping Al Milton 10y
New fiamhUrgh Low Point. lShklll, Cold So hs "a
r,.on'S p,.ISAll BoScaht Croton, Sng Snc Ia VI F
D,snsn D.hh,' Ferrv HAst.uss YouAers, one Hundred
.ld + 4, second - and A .lAaitans lie . ,.,>,,~
Ai7AN for Freigh, and PaSSenseTs u NEN-lOI@N'
stopping a ~ way stations on slStA , -, -.
A, II A Nj. for NEW YORK, lor on ar'l'A " ga,
f-on hudson bringing passengers from Ahaay SOP ~
~ New HamhurEh. FiShkLl Cold Nqrla. HAtI4 49,,
p,-lssln Roscct e. Nnr Slg. Tarrytown, potss Fry
ard NcnkcIs arriving AZ d NJ v,h
N4PA ior NEW NOAA, stopping IT al me "S'
Wip NJ for NETWORK ,or on s-ny.l Of bat from
Eu,ison stepping al the principal way stations and r~>s-
ing Nt~-loiS al = 7 b - - A.. &-,rv
LEAVE PEEESHlIL FoR NEW-hoHA'
Ats D stenuiu- II all WAY stations eu Ssi1~l
LEAVE TARRYToWN EoR NE"-N'fA.
At6Sep 81 StOgi4nG 81, a. W ~ >'~i-,.S .s
OLIVER Il LEX Suge1.aieaaeH'
N.w-Yoyk June Is 1851 lelo
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DEGULAR NAIL LINE via Stooing

DEGULAR MAIL LINE via Stoning-
= ton for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED-
FORD TAUNTON and NEWPORT, erarylng the great
Eastern nited Mail without change n cars VI de-
tenton The steamer { VANDERBILT, Capt loci
stone and Commodore Capt h Frazee, m connection
with the StnHgon and Providence and Boston and Prov
deuce Railroads leaving New-Iork daily, Sundays eI-
cepted from Pier No FIRST wharf above Battery
place at oclock N and Stonmgt0n al 8. ccocA n
or on arrival Of the mail tram which leaves Boston al y
pm
speod comfort Sd elegsno Tbs officers are experienced
and attentive.
other being shorter and direct the tp more plsas
an v and e1peduousy performed, while passengers
always rely upon reaching their destination IN advance VI
those by erher Of the other routes -
The COMMODORE, from New \ oSk-h onday' ," ednes-
From Stoum-ton-Tue=das. Thursday and Saturday
The c NANDERBlLT from w-Iork-Iue~iay,
THURSDAY and Saturday
From Stonuston-M Monday. wednesday and Friday.
B-Fa,-eucers arrN Al a. SiDni- "a proceed mime
diate!y per Aal Tram 20 Providence sud Boston or pre-
frrst remain o board the steamer and nday excepted
take the Accommodation Tram from Stonlngton - n
winch connects 81 Providence with the II al Iran Tor
Boston
thTorei each way. r,.
Ne,or rrss,ueers leave Providence At p N daily ~
cent SUNDAYS New Bedford and Taunton paseenges pro-
coed immediately tine arsal cd the 1ia Tram al N ans
field. ,. ,.....
NAV be- made isr 3 North River, or a. the ONCE II ba-
teT place. "
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DAMS WORM KILLER.-More

\ Bcmdr,n annually de from worms than from az oIhe
causes combined These little citizens -n be saved and
made healthy -
BANS WORM KILLER
removes the and makes the little patient perfectly
well IL never flls II kills supplies the MOTHS and
drives them from the system without the least injury, and
always does good II the only mfhlhe Worm Remedy
ever made II pleasant syrup that al Children "il
gladly take and ask for more Il contains mercury
Is the cheapest and best destroyer IN ne world TEs
bottles large and sell AZ sny p cents Read The ynf-
toms If the worms
Pam m me FONTS and limbs offensive breath picking At
thu nose grinding n the teeth dunng sleep and al tunes
paeness about the lips with flushed cheeks, bleeding NJ lhs
nose enawing sensation the stomach flashes n heat
over the surface the body slight chs shvenngs,
headache drWsness vertigo, torpor, disturbed dreams,
sudden starting sleep with fright 1od screaming some
Nms troublesome cough fYerShness THIRST, palld hue,
fits bad taste IA the mouth difficult breathing, pam IN the
stomach oT bowels fatigue nausea sQuednShncss 'pfa
clous appetite lsanncss bOaed stomach or limbs spng-.
shooting pains parts Il the BODY sense oi some
thing rising throat itching Of the anus toward nSti
freoueut dcre % pass something from the bowels, and
sometimes discharges Of shine and mucous
All those miserable feelings are bani>hed ~ nam
Worm Killer Trust other medicine or the omds lie
NAV be lost Sold 100 Nassaust corner ot Ann ny
TOISFY general agent TOR She proprietor Hyly I'M
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BY Railroad and Steamboat
I,co Ilstig IsaeS through e1cA io0P
flie road lll DE opened Tor q ave-
between Hudson aud Albany. -
ON ,ud after tins date The Trans run a. i''"s 'S'h
DAYS excepted -
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B. & D. SANDS. 100 Fulton-st.

corner Of WuuHm prepared % furnish. lsitheI
retail or wholesalel m any quantity. d. HOOkLANps
celebrated GERMAN BIrrERN prepared DIV Dr. {
IAsksON Piade pha These ktters are worthy TIE NJ
tent,s of nyads possessing ret t IS m the fecihca-
hou nf disease Of the LIVER and lesser glands exercising
the mast searching weakness aud affections o ihe
digestive organs thsy whai safe. certain and ssent
hN MM4Ss
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a IN HAlI AAllslA'lAO tL y T. " 80
- JERSEY-Smmer Arrangements Commencing
MONDAY March 81 iS5l-Ths Road extends from
ELIZABErHPORr 80 miles O. the WHITE HOl 81
j. reducing the staging between the terminus OF the
Road and EASTON 20 IS miles
This uC leaves New NOrs Dry steamboat hot JACKIE per
NJ North Rivcr and connects with TRAINS nn Che Nav-
jersey Railroad, which leaves NewN rS from lt II Cor,-
and-st
TRAINS UP-Ieave New-Yors hy steamboat Red JACK
%. per No D North River. az @ 4 VI passenger, NJ
freight and N passenger, and Do, Railroad. foot
Of Cortland ST 200 9 A 81 and aud - VI
Trains leave White House and following places Tor New
York follows
White House at 81 4 NJ Freight al 80 A. II PaSsen-
Ger az 40 II
Somerye al 30 4 IF. Freish; at o5 A NJ, Passenger
az Us I VI
scngor n . Is =. NJ
Piandeld at 20 A ri Freight at IS A NJ; Passenrcr
- 50 = NJ
Westdeid at 90 A N, Freight AZ 81 NJ Passenger
at Sol ~
Ehlabeih,own At BAN Freight at lo3oA N Pas
stuLcr 1t 3 IS p ii
Ehzab,thport AZ 30 II, Freight az lo - NJ Pas
seuger 40 ; 81 I
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Sstnrlags. trains leave
SomerIlle 10 Pespack Lesser CROSSROADS aud PlcNa-
min 80. =.
STAGES VIII De- d readiness the arrival % t1c9 An
tram from New York 70 the White House ocon'oF sso
rers 20 Eastor. WlAcstarrc, Bethlehem Allentown and
Nauch Chunk Penn and 10 Clinton, Fcmmgton Lebanon,
Milford and Be7Iderc NJ
MAI BAGGAGE Al the rsk IT the owners until de-
yered INTO the actual possession of the Agents 81 tine Com
rnnv and checks % receipts given therefor mjiu
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, ana Tie val e tutftul therein = ISshCd
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

fer freght passage nppiy % tDM AkD = COI.IINs'
% Wall-st New York ; SHOWN, SHlPIEY n CO Liv-
.rpoo y G ROBERTS co, 10 Kings Anus Yard,
London q Boulevard M0ntmartre, Pans.
After the list Of Apn next, the rate N freight hy the
Alve steaInoTs om LNeIp0ol VIII W. mateIaIIs Io9uced
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REFORMING LINE for ALBAN ., =
lVp The new and ELEGANT steamer hEiNDEEh, taN,
Albert Dcrrcot VIII leave NeW-NoTA from per ipt OF
Nurra,->t every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ans mi
DAY MORNING af oclnDk and rtl ulu,nt ave At'iHF
n FSDANS TIL RSDANS and SAIOkD - a. we
sam, boul usiul tAo usual .a aes each WAY 20 heals
served an hoard Fare to Newburth and aeess 3g cents
n r. For further information apply 10 JAMES blSttCF
co 3 BsaNer-st.. New-NOrk mas
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yotlceS OF v. b. Palmer's Agency.

The bushes " G1TorSilS = APFitcslJ tS1eslDp1
b. merchants generally Nj Psmefs great erpenenos
and extensive agency snase an 70 sYe yerJ ta
HE ggest.aA hssc matters ~ al who MAJ favlr
n Nth az lterr.ey The subject, 4. prcsentec BY him.
certainly worthy tie SsrDus attention u al persons En-
gagsd hi active ous-ns@ N Y Dos1s Irtbt1l>
Palners enterprise accompanied ~ = with hs IN
trng industry clear l>ihsss ihOmitaoe energl, and
INV ayerng pegs-yerscs deserves The reward ~ca 80
have never doubted he .gsh eveassally receive Ta-
deI6hfa FUbLc L>d1sr a., ,
Dir Pslnsr -, bsieve. entitled 70 the efesht ~
originating and sssbl shnS upon general scA4e m Ihs
eouai ~ tbs ne0 and important public eonyenieiHs, 1
and sarecstsd and s saterDse BY Which they are al
fcrded fairly rev aIded. -" BdLfissoFs Ssa 90,
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Dr. G ROSE IS Al Honorary Member n The Phlalel-
rha Medical Socety. and graduated $50, from me ~
yery " Pennsyg alla under the guidance Il the fus
James aud Hlre-uacs celebrated for Medical Science.
and having had daily intercourse AMI consultation Win
those distinguished PhYscans respecting dseases ~ ~
kinds and Tie prlrer remedies therefJr aud beng solicited
hy thOussuds of patents tD put ~ - Prepar4pns no
ofer the Public the results u hs experience f1f
,he past thirty years
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEPOT p Nss@sn-st
~ Frif1r.f and f3r ,ae by haA X Rnz. i92 Broad
wag cor John-sf Hall Rucsel T. 60 Zo6 Green Erh -
MeaEIn 5ll Broadway. & / Coddinst a. I'D bfoal-
,ssv and .f3 Hulson-st Or Gulor, N Bo"cry o~f
Grand - k A Sands, 1913 BoNery, cor Spring 81
u.vg9 HMsSs
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nnrGHKEEPSIE LINE of BARGES.

A The barge CLINTON, Capt Wiisie. every NOV
nay: FNCHANGK. Capt. R.~eSrans. evefy THURS
DAY POI GHkkkPSlE, Cast h'-snsh' ever - = N
nay Al 5cclock I n from icat 81 huusy-~t lof p~s-
eresr~ and freight The above bargs are elegantly fa-
nshed with state rgcus and SPACIOUS -Ad en.loi1s Sd
n,nc. N PASSENGERS AID a. POls N SIe
far lie STAGES to Sharon Fine Plans and Ne"-llu sH
c,,+bcr hi ,rnat,au anuiy board The h4rgeS, ~ 70
'u aSS - WILLIAMSON VAIL. io4 West-st
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INnR LlNERPOOL-Packet Of 26th

u Juue-1he magnificent and faNcINe pHcSSct S h
ROSCIUS, Capt Oliver kdr1csc. WILL san As apo'vi a.i
rcculnr DAY fcr freight passage having i'lN-t1 &c
eo,nmo,acis arpiy ON hoard ~ per u faSi tCfet, gro
mNy9 II SPOfh ORD. IiLt>ioN 60 SS>'u'h-~''
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MORRIS and ESSEN RAILROAD

W. Summer Auangements-CUmscn MONDAY
Aprl :. 1851 n,,
Leave Dover An FreghQ 10 \ VI and Pm
Eorrstovn {. FroGhtl 6. 7 - A NJ AID % p MIL
Vile S. tFreightl q. 9 % A and Is. 3 l8P VI.
RETURNlSG--Lcave New-York from the tlot oi { or
land 81 fir Dover g. ma An (Fregh) and VI Nor
ristovn b M NJ lFrcght) and 4 NJ Millyue -,
TO- ma A N Greight) and 4. VI as follows
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Leave Dover lOAM Leave Dover al VI =,
/ cave horrstoun7 a All Leave M0rrstowu 81 = VI
Leave Madison IS A NJ -eave Madison - = VI
LeaSe Summit 10 VI. Leave summit 20 = Y
Leave Mllyille . 4 NJ Leave Mlivue IL ! VI
Leave Orange 20 AN Leave Orange IS VI
Arrivs Newark 8 81 A VI Arrive at Newark 81 y
ATTye NeMYok 935 AN Arrive At New YORK ~ y "
leave Newark at 81 AN. and I, PM.
gers at Rockaway Denville Norris Plans monlstown;
Madison. Chatham. summit mluyilie South Orange ana
0EG96sRR R R1fryfRo5WN ACCOMMODATION LINE--Leaye
Iiorristown 6 A n Madison 10, Summit IS, hh.yihe
20, Orange g. arriving at Newark at 20 NJ New
RETURNING-LeayeN ew-York PM. NewarA6 IS
HiLLVuLE ACCOMMODATION LINE-LcAve
hye y - Orange 555 StsSn 81 81 20
Leave New-Yors FOR Hilville al 10 AN and Newark
The Morri@town and Mllyille Accommodation Lines go
ing coming Will and deliver passengers al Mad
ison Chatham. summit Allvlle stone House, south or
anee Orange Depot Bucs Church and Elst Orange, su-
perseding the h0rse-car, which is discontinued
FREIGHT IINE-Wth ear attached tlr Tine acc Imnnda-
ton Il eghters. Will leave Dover a u arnyns ia Ne~-
York at 80 NJ returning vii leave Nr~-fofA al NJ
where freght is received and delivered
To prevent difficulty ia making change M the C1IS pas
scngers VIII please procure tickets before taking their seats
The fare collie y the Conductors fire cents more Than
the price Of tickets at the several stations whe[e IS fe
sYd Tickets good only for the day for which they are sold
Passengers 20 show their tickets % the conductor "Aeh
required =, ..
train leave pr Suckasunny Sanhope, Newton and H'a-
etstovn. daily Milford and O~esoo n Mondh,s "sqnes
town columbia Delaware Water Gap Strons1urgh, CON
tmulus t. the Iacsawanna Works glssns through Bar
t0ns.lle Staulope. pa Smiths Tavern, Nel-tAte,
clifton Duumorc HYDE Park O. Providence, on ilesia.,,
THURSDAYS and Saturdays, aud returning. meet tAe T. ii
trains for New York
Al Deuyle So yes leave for Powc0.e a.d Bo1uton on
the ARRIVAL # the 4 Al and passenger trans tfIn
New-AoIA, and returning meet tue d'"A Trans i'' New
York ~,
A. horristo,yn STAGES leave Che arrival Of the "
passenger trans for Nenihfm. Chester Scl'lr Noun
lam washington Be,ldere and Eas0n day, add ctt the
.f4uo0u Dover tram f0r Sew l0r. Also for B'sNnE
HH az HHaH N.
M connect with Che morning passenger tram Tor NeN-
~ ~ q
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DR ROSES EXPECTORANT.

E/COIGH SYRUP. Tor CONSUMPTION. Colds, Coughs,
Asthma splitting ~ Blood Bronchitis, and al Diseases u
The Lungs This syrup having stood the test Of many
years lerl,uce remedy FIR irritation or indian
of The Lungs THROAT or BronchaB acknowledged ~ AL
D. BE- remedy eulueafiy superior 90 other known com
pounds used r the relief and radical a Coughs AID
Consumption. Puce ~ IS and s..
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NHANGE of HOURS-Commencinf

CHANGE of Notwithstanding
- June Q. 1881 -RAMAPO and PATERSON RAIU-
ROADS-ExQrsSs Trans leave firms, follows, or on
tic auva u tAe E-s trans At oo-0cN A NJ SoQuing
OILY q; Ramse s, Hoho1-s Paterson II .c.s IL Bod
llgS17ng .; io, O'Clock VI stopping o-r ~ HohoS4s
Paicrsc u and Boiling Spring
Leave Ner-York a. sc.ocS NJ stopping only 1t Pat
erSon and Hohokus. at O'Clock 2 VI stopping only 70
Passaic Bridge Paterson and HohoSus 70 6ocloc< II.
stolTER only a. BOILING SpuRe, Il lers and Ranse
The Express trains leave Maket-sf station. Paterson,
for New-York az o. A VI and s.. and l0. IT the
arrival 81 the from SHerns The up trains stop At
Bergen oR siFual
way TRAINS leave SuGerns' al 7 P VI and New-York
M3PM
PATERSON TRAINS leave Paterson 1t y and M
O'Clock A ~ and q o'clock M-Lcavo Ncw-lOrN ~
O'clock 4 NJ and and 8, o'clock NJ
SUNDANS-Leave Paterson AZ Is o'clock 4 NJ and
o'clock p NJ. Leave New-Nork II 9 o'clock m aud 5
O'clock Al myl9tf
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DEV- Dn. STICKLAND'S American


n FAMILY PILLS most undoubtedly the best veg
etable pound discovered FOR ue cure Of Liver
Complaints Jaundlce incs, Costyeness Dyspepsia. Sal
low Complexion SICK Headache Bitter Taste, DrOpsy KID
ncy Affections, Gravel. rheumatism intermittent Fever
and Aguc Influenza, Colds &c Being IA stnc accordance
with the unalt.rable laws OF creative ProTi nee and
knowledge NJ Anatomy and Physiology, the Doctor n
convinced that the Allwlse Beng mus created
the vegetable world remedy FOR every dlsease that
hesn heir TO- Anatomy teaches TINT the human body
contains important called glands. e-ch ~
winch IL employed secretlns from the blood fs own
alDranDaf. dual the chief II winch the Liver, kd-
neys SalnAy and Giandul-r bellies connected WITH the
pores II the SKIN The Liver AMI SAllVay Glands
secote from the blood those fluids that carry ON me
work Of digestion aud ,Is note he healthy non ~ me
bowels The llacys and skin stcree from The blood those
delrfcrous impurities which, u INSTRUCTED, Will produce
many Diseases aud health be- entirely aired Now. tins
vegetable compound attacks the liver s-lnufirs % ar
ton removes rs diseases cDrrccs the bilious and digestive
organs causing tle kidneys o. ct and opening lr pores OF
the .ss Hence the Purfc1 of the Blood whereby
perfect hrntn restored fnr couyui1us proof oi ihe
above tie Doctor requests rfnisa of bis pamphlet set
tlfg forth fully t1e philosophy ~ tfI arton, wa
f. directions ar crhcltrso t unpt aeied cures once
lJg Fu0l-st New ioTA, aud sold b. 'eadeIs ~ s enc
generally Mz9 'hh"Af