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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and

lvL NORTHERN INDIANA RAILR )ADS-GREAH
MAIL ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-On snd'sfter MONDAY,
May Sl-aDti further notice -pssenser and rsns
viii n q a follows
EXPRESS STEAMERS AND TRAINS GOING WEsr.
WARD.-0ne Of the hrst-el.ss steamers sOUIhshN
MICHIGAN NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE, will leave Buffalo daily, sundays exeepsed q
P NJ and Dunkirk n y AZ night reaching Monroe a.
P NJ the nett ds, ard processing 70 Toledo the sans
afernocn.
An express trstn Will leave Monroe at ?. NJ or % ths
lriV.l OF tne tes daily Mondays excepted, reaching CHI
eS.c the sue evening and connecting Of Chicago with t
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r c. KEMP, Auctoneer.
ARGE and POSITIVE SAFE Of


AsPLENDID ROSEWOOD and MAHOG ANY
FURNITURE PIANO-sORTES, kc-On foui months
al .SO for approved Endorsed
On URsDAY and FRIDAY next a. 10 s'cloek each day,
az the Ha No 500 Broadway, formerly Chinese Ma
between Spring and Priscs R c. KEMP will
.e suc'i above largo splendid aso't of
Cabinet FurLre al OF the best quality. aud all VI which
Will he positively sold without reserve, and presents
opportunity for the trade hotel and housekeeps
themselves with the most deisble oescn pton OF goods
The Furniture has all been made in the best add sub
IabtAl manner for city trade and consists Of
lafe and splendid assortment Of richly carved rosewood,
mahogany black walnut psroT dining Toom library and
chamber Furniture. comprising every article Of e-gsnce
ard utility found ID the large and fashionable furniture
and is much larger aud varied assort
nent then be found in any establishment in this
city.
No goods will be admitted into this sale but such
he relied upon and WARRANTED, ana limited goods will
be received 1t the intention OF the that the
whole shall te sold without reserve.
PANo-FoRTEs.-Ten ,uoeiOr rosewood g. and 7-octave
rsno-ioTe, from city makers OF Cd reputation auo all
OF which Will fully warranted, the when sold at
private ale These Pianos particularly worthy Of the
Of those of good instruments auction
pIICes
Arrangements will be inside to pack goods fO' shipping
reasonable charge Catalogues the morning OF sale
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Excursions, Sc.

BUFFALO and NETWORK CITY
I'D RAILROAD-A Grand Celebration viii be held At
Portage on WEDNESDAY the 25th inst, in comm mora.
ton of the completion Of the High Bridge oTer the Gene
River Portage (5oo feet long and "a feet hsdl And
OF the Road from Horne sville 20 africa
A Msmmoth OK weighing $500 lbs will be served up for
the occasion by Mr.. BLOOMER, OF Buffalo, under whose
supervision lei eshmens will be prepared for the rue'
Several bands Of hsve been engaged tr the
All OF which, together with the unrvaled scenery about
Portage II expected will induce thousands to attond
Extra Trsns ~ halt regular fare. will during tho day
between Houelsve and Attiea and Portage. In connec-
ton with Trains the NeSfoTk and Erie Railroad sud
Buffalo and Rochester Railroad
= SEYMOUR Engineer and Superintendent
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NOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND

IL DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE Qons Brsncn) PORT
(kddetowu,l and RED BANK. New and splendid team
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt A. n. Haxssrty, S1ll leave
From Nev-York From sur-w,oury
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the ap


~ phsoo Of the Mayor. Aldermen and Coemonay Of City
Of New Yor, relauve to tho OPENING and LAYING OUT
PUBLIC SQUARE, known A. bLOOAIN0DALE SQUARE, 10
the Nnseenth Ward Of said GtyThs
Estimate and Assessment tho shows hsrsbz
nos 20 tie Of Act Of the Lsess-
ture Of the people Of the State Of h~ YORK. sDtsd Al
Act entitled Act reduce
ucularly the C OF New fork. passed
1885, and alec the Act entitled snu>S
Act relation ID. objection
City and County New York. and for other
IL, 1870 passed Nay 1871 70 the
thereby that they completed
The above ehttet matter aud that all whose
tieed merely and who the
70 present Their ooscuon- writing ~ MOSES MAYNARD JG,
Ed tho Chairman othe - the Johs
A. Weeks No o. Wsst, the Cry Of New within thrty
days from the date Of this notice ADd that
e SAID estimate and assessment, iooss An
the ov parcels Of land, situate ins being th.
Nn-te-nb Ward o s CITY Of New fo, bounded
Ard containing follows. hats north SOUTH
cry hae SIDE Of sHJ ssveoh (6h south, BY
porthery hne SIDE Of fOIy third kb tbS
cry line SIDE Of Eleventh (lh lad down
used BY the Commsson~r- OF Estimate Aessment
above entitled mattel hs AFORESAID tho Street
e ofee, and which sad sEu-d Map Of properly
1u-d tor ard benefited ~ Tie opening and hyBs Of ahs
square known a. bOomntdae Square The knssh Ward O,
notice, uat their 10 the above
ard presented 70 the prene Court o ne a
srscz Term Of the SAID Cour be bod Hall
CITY Of New fo Saturday tbs ID day Of 0ctsbs
opsns Of The Court that day and aEd
thsrsafs counsel heard, tkas
MOSES hAYSARD,Jr)
JOIN A. WEEKS, fComnasssoasn.
JOSEPH :. YORK.
hssrr DAvDs. Attorney. tylstocn
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NEW and DIRECT ROUTE to MA

IN T. w lOO W MA
~ CARA FALLS-ROCHESrER. LOCkPORT and
NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAO-On and after Monday,
August > 1859, Passenger Trains will run a. oIowG
lst Train EIpres Leaves Rochester 81 80
I'd NAL .............. 9S
ID Way Expres bSSP. n
RETURNING.
btrr.n-EIpTea Mail leaves NiagXs Falls at 10 A. 4
I'd Accommodates, $50 P. H.
ID Express $40
Connecting both wsyL st Rochester, With the regular
Trains oD the A oany and Rochester Railroads
No trains Sunday
Passengers By this Route eavns Albany By the 6l5A H.
Express rrain or the 70U AM Express Train, will
I'VE in nme for the Tra. leaving for NaSsra
rsih 81 5.3h M and viii reach NlasSs FALLS 81 s-S4 NJ
Passengers leaving Albany b the 1882 AN Express Train,
will Rochester II p M where they remain
over night and proceed Niagara Falls ext morning az $50
eTsSS and r,scb there 81 g n A NJ OF 1883 r NJ
Passengers Albany by the ~ p NJ Express Train
will srye ochesef 81 IS the next morning have Al
hour for breakfast leave 81 81 In Expresf Train of
NiAssrs Falls. and arrive there 81 S07 A NJ
Pa<s-r gers leaving Albany in the II Express Train
G1 arrive Rochester 8f rave 50 minutes for break
fat l-sve Tor N.ssTs Falls Al g. s. M AID arve there
Y 50 z. 81.
Returning Passengers leaving Niagara Falls ~ either Of
the Express Trains will reach Rochester In time for the Ex
press Trsns East, and rve al Albany New YORK or Doe
tor srveYsl hours sooner than OF any otner route.
Trans this Road run 10 direct connection and ino
the depot Rochester with the Rochester and Albany
Line IRE Road passss along the Enc Can j. through the
beautiful and highly cultivated portion Of Western
NewYork and through the large villages Of Brockpor Al
hon, Medina and Lockpor
The all and unsurpassed.
Passengers Niagara Fs will take the Car on the nzht
rIthe Rochester Depot. WARREN COLRURN. sast
Rochester. July 81. 1854
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SUPREME COURT.-James Earl against vii.

- ham Cook-summons for money demand oontTsct-
Ito WILLIAM COON, Defendant. You hereby
and action,
which filed IN the Oh- the Clerk the CITY and County
New York the CITY Hall OF the
OF July 1852, and 10 the sad
plant the subscribers, their ONCE 40. Wall the City
York within days after the service Of this
exclusive Of the day N such and Jon fail
the said complaint within the Aforesaid tho plaintiff this
viii take judgment hundred
donar-, with interest AZ the nate Of from
tbs sixth day Of thsusaud hundred Aty twe
besides the Of this action Dated July ~, 1874
rjy2Oiaw6wru1 SMITH & WOODWARD Plaintiff sAusrreys
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DEGULAR MORNING LINE for

ID EGULAk MOhNINU LINZ TOT
1NALBANY.- From the wharf foot OF Mursy-r o.
sndir - The fast and splendid steamer Aida Capt
Patterson will have New-Yort Mondays, Wednesday,
ard Fdsys and Albany the nour each alternate as,
TIE new ana bsauuful steamer REINDEER Capt. w.
Fs-nhan. will leave NewYork, TuesdsyA TnnEsdsys and
Saturday, Albany eseh alternate dsy Meals served On
board NIB Fot further infnrraatiop apply 20
JAMES BISHOP 4 Co. No. Besver|n
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On SUNDAYS the EDWIN LEWIS will ruu 70 KEY.
PORT touching a. Fort Hamilton leaving the fIot Of
HammCnd-st At 81 A. NJ. and RobinsOn-t let A. NJ. Re-
turning leave Key Port at 5 2. 81.
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DUBLIC SALE of ONE HALF Of

III Do DLIO bhLE UI OINE I1hLT OF
BURLINGTON MATINICUNK ISLAND-Ia
Pursuance Of act Of the lie sstUe Of the State Of New
jersey and by the authority Of legal Town Meeting of the
citizens of Burlington City will he sold public sale at Il
O'clock Monday the 6th dag of September next
Bel6ens City Hotel In the city Of Burlington, N. j.,
hsf the lower part Of Burlington Mernicunk Island
comprising Isl THIS valuable property is stu
sted the Delaware River opposite city Of Burlington
j. ~ miles above thesciy Of Philadelphia and upon the
highway between the two commercial cities OF
the Union and medsey opposite the outlet OF the Della
ware Division of the Pennsylvans Canals Bristol,
which passes the great bulk of coal which shipped
torn Philsdelphia
The -hrbls situation Of this issnd the depth Of water
.nd TIE bold of the shores combine render il o.!
desirable properties which have been offered esp
ralists OF manufacturers for long time.
The purchaser will be required satisfactory security
sor the performance OF the contract
JAMES W. WALL Mayor
CHAs. n FENNlMORE, President OF Council.
THOMAS Minor, Prest Managers Of School Punl
Burlington, N. j., July ~. 1852
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ARMENIA-FOr

- POgsns- pale, Hevburgh Couzsens, "a sprne Com.
al sud Ao. from the FOO. Of Jsyst every Aternocn 81
clock Returning. will leave Poughkeepse every nom
I,ste scet unesys sxoepted) Neal srysd CO hoard
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THE FOLLOWING is an editorial from

II OLLO w 1ANO - I'D cultDI III Oill
/ The ByOoii,s Star Of Aug 9Th 1854 which we copy
with the greatest " pleasure and which endorse in
every psreus and resist the temptation 70
quote the old sdsse, that
ROBAcK's fame the world pervsaes
The Press his triumph tells
And from the North, South East and West,
The notes Of glory s~elb
AsTRoLoGY.-Ar. Editor Sir: As,rology and GeomsneJ
arts Of yesterday They date back 70 The Asyusc
ans Penie We find mention OF them In Herodotus,
1.etus and all the early histories; and going still further
tss into antiquity learn hom Moses snd the prophets
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VyHE NEW STEAMBOAT GOLDEN

Il GATE Capt henry Cooovef, win Icsve Nev.Ycrt,
pier footd Rohnsoa N. r. daily Sunday, exeeptedl
sog SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH OCEAN HOUSE
HIGHLAND DOCK, PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS
Leaves R,d RAM Leaves New.York-
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CUPREME COURT. State of Ner.York.-

- Philip D. McCsrty and Robert c. Aim against william
Mcclure Mary Gnn skecutrr. OF the OF
Griffin deceased Charles Hsburgh Hector W. Vaughan and
drew Ward Summons for rrhelCom. ssreJ-ro HecrOE
W VAUGHAN sbd kNDSEW WARD, Esg. You are hereby
summoned and required the complaint acton
whh vii be filed thu Ode OF tho C-k OF the CITY and County
OF New York, AZ the Cly Hail. said City, aud
Of your the SAID complaint the subscnbs ther
oce No 10 Nslstfee IN the City Of New YORK. within jays
after the OF this exclusive the day osueh
and fail 10 the si complaint
aforesaid the plaintiffs this viii apply Court for
rele demanded tie comp Dated New York June 18th
1882. ALLEN A CAMPBELL Plaintiffs Attorneys
The summons complaint this sled tbs
oGce OF the C,rk Of the Cry aud County New Yo the nh
day OF August, 1852. aulOlavJwru
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SUPREME COURT.-Edward G. Thompson.

HJan infant by William A. Harder brook hs Guardian, and Cor
uea r. Qumby infant by the guardian
friend planua., David Thompson Thomas H. Dummy
W. Thompson. Abraham g Thompson JUNIOR JOnsthss
Thonpson Aou1o Brown aud rI Brosn his wife. sanas Gas
Mary Gardner h- wife, julia Car Sarah Howard
othy CARL Fls Hunt, horn- knight
wife Daniel Cox wihamA smith Henry Nash, Mary T. Ihomp
William w. Campbell, Thomas Bsyhs Henry Sh-sa,
freeand Gardner spnns The American Bible Society The
Tract socety The hmsncan seaman Friend Society William
A. Booth, Treasurer VI tho Central Education socsty
The American Colonization ssy jasper Corning Treasurer Of
the Home Honary Society Henry HILL
Board Of Commsseues Of foresb Missions The New
Tor The Instruction ~ the Deaf and Dumb and
Yor Institution for the Blind, deendanTo above named
DEFENDANTS You aehereby summoned and
IL. complaint ib. which will be- filed the
Crk of the City snd County Of New
Guy Of New fort snd thsrsts
the subs ber his 0fhre No 81 wen
days after the service hereof M an
the sad complaint within the plants. win
apply the Court tor the relief the oompnt-D.ss
N-wfork, April TO- Is52
WILLIAM FULLERTON, PLAINTIFF. Attorney
The complaint ia tbs filed the office hs Of
the City and Coany Of New YORK. the 18th day Of Jane @
js22 IaulO~Tu
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Sales bp Anrtion.

HESsY T. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
hlAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWEL
- RY. &c a. Auction. TOMORROW. q; lci O'Clock.
ssIesroorn No. SO Cbamberst Broad~ss HENRY
LEEDS will sell above the stock Of PaEabrak-r, to
pay cash advances all Of which to be Ioy .5f
Comprising large and neh variety Of splendid lister Da
mond Pins Breaches and Rings. OF which
valuable h,e Gold Patent Lever Watches, Detached
Love - holes Jew.ed English Patent Lever Hunting
Watches Gold and Silver Lepines, suitable for Ladies'
Getts; foe Gold Guard Chains vest and fob do Sver
aid SiyeIpa Folks and Spoons Sau Boxes With fms
peintnis hound with gold Single Stone Diamond and
otaeT Pins. Rrgs, etc.
OH PaiDipss-Also. about CO fine sncisnt aad modern
OIL Painting all Of which finely framed and Is
sold. Catalogues, day before sale.
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the ap.


- pczton Il ID. Mayor Ansrn.n ard COMMONLY Of s
AsD TWENTY FOURTH ST., 6om the Oh Church Road
sv, CITY Of New YokThs 0ndsrsasd
kusts ard As.esuenf the above sntIsd hereby
the requirements LeQsA-
Of the people u The STATE Of Se~ Yorr, 70
amend Act sgted Act rsdues several
ulay 10 The CITY Of New Yors passed April $50,
snd also The Act entitled An Act amend sniIei
rszoD COLLECTION Of Assessnsnts aat TaIes C3
snJ County s-~ fos and Tor other popoes Passed May ~
eupants Of all houses. and lads sfss
ersy that they have coups,sd Their m
the above snut-t rssy and hat all
scteS thereby Who ths
tksir obe ~rtIns bESRr bRkKMAN
the Ch2InAn o. the sad Comm oes Of L
oseorne, No ~ Mulberry tie CITY o. Nee Yo vithis
thiry days from cats Of tbs that the Lns an
ots parcels Of and Wssx
Of The CITY New fos ADD included within oovaa hnt
Wit; On the cas-, ~ he westerly LBs sds Of Isl oa
- the essry hoe side Of on the oorh b.
hBs O the ceuts OF the ot between lafh ast
the south oy The Inc Of The 14h
and 40 81 a. The ams aid the damage and bsnsft
nsps used ~ he sad Commissioner 6s Aforesaid ~ he
street oners once Of the Csy Nsv Ast The 49,
Conmssoners DO further notice. rsps ihs aeove
sobred matter al BE- made and the supreme Coan
The STATE Of hesfor, alta Special Term Of The sss coar
hsh a. the CITY Hall Of the City Yo 90 Saturday us -
dvo ocoee l2 the op-nns The Court 90 nat ssy -
mai thsn add there thereafter esanssf as -
motion sn Be made hat report b eonhr-Dstsd hsvIss
jay ~, lse9. -
HENRY sERfaoI. Commissioners:
GEO. L oeB0RaB, -
Hsssr I. DAvIs, A.tcrsss. s~S
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Me0itaI.
DEWARE of lMPOSITION.MThe


BEWARE of IMPOSITION.-The
- greater the value of any discovery the higher Is
he in the esteem Of the public and much In proportion
s that pubic liable to be posed upsn by the spurious init
atoms Of ignorant designing and dishonest men, who like
the rome IN the hive have neither the abb Y ncns
ton to think provide for shemseves bat thrive and luxu
rist- upon he earnings OF the deserving.
The eXrsordinary att. ndng the use OF DR. Wis
tars Bassm Of Wild Cherry 10 disco Of the lungs and
the many sic, usr It has effected have naturally at
traced the attention Of many physicians, a. well ~ the
whole fraternity Of quacksand caused unprotected con
teriters and mita0rs palm Oft spurious mixtures OF
similar and appearance the genuine Bassn. Some
called Syup OF Wild Cherry and Tar" Cherry 81
Tup," Con pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry" wild Cherry
Comrey ard tundy other compounds 70 which they at
tsch long string Of puts, But OF such nostnms know
pOtbIg IL is Wistas Bssan OF wild Cherry alone that
performs the Let them not deceive you. the genu
inc signed |. BUTTS
SETH w FOWLE, Druggist, No. 1873 Washington It /,
Bosom Mass the sole proprietor Of the original receipt
for The manufacture OF The genuine med cne and supplies
both at wholesale and retail and OF whom agencies can be
obtaired.
For ple, at wholesale or retail, BY A. 3 D. SANDS,
Genersl Agents, No 100 Fultons,.i THOMAS MAX
WELL, No. Sc Williamst; JOHN MlLHAU, No 1873
Broadway Asor and Irving House Drug Stores and No.
ITO Broadway.
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c. 8. srOCKwELL, No. 2f7 Broadway.
and DIARRHEA

IL efeetually cured by HUNTERS DYsENTERY
CORDIAL warranted without opium any Kind Of drugs
eight years in and not failure The most respects
Bile given in Philadelphia where it Is extensively
used Highly agreeable TO the taste For children and
persons Of delicate stomach It much recommends By the
hrst phS sicisns
+. r. EVANS, Wholesale Agent No. South sd-st,
Philadelphia Just received and for sale By O. H. RING,
Druggist, Broadway ard John-s, New.York, and
By BOSWELL Co, No llst Grand.st, Williansourgh.
Agents wanted In every section Of the Union.
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NJEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-

~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA direct--U. s. MAIL
and EXPRESS LINES-Through in At hours-Nsw-Jeney
Railroad via jersey CRY, eav New York az A n foot
Of Courtandt-st "a. N. and 81 P. NJ Liberyn Leaves
Philadelphia AZ l24 and A and 81 z. from foot OF
Wanutst Fare reduced TO - for hrstcass and y 81 Tor
secoud-clas
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through sold In the above lines and through bagzase
carried the A. NJ. and 81 p 81. Lines from New-Yors
with thrnuEh conductors
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CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY

CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
~ OF NEW-JERSEY.-EXCURSIO TRAINS
NETWORK TO EASTON, Pa-vhls Company will run An
Excursion Tsn from Newlork Philpsourg and return
tuesdays the 10Th nth 24h sad Slst days OF August
JACKET a. M and from foot OF Coursndt-st. (cpn-
meeting at izsbethownl hour, stopping min
utes the High Bridge afford opportunity tie
same arriving at Philhps'urg u d. Returning, leaves
Philpsburg Is NJ, day arriving 81 New York
ct NJ Tickets fer the excursion (good only the day
Sold be procured board the hos at the Office oot
OF Courtlsndtst Fare from New iotk ehupsburg and
return by steamer Red Jacket and cars 81 IS Fare from
Newfork 10 Philhpsburg and return via NewJersey Rail
road S. So
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StPKEhE COI KI.-ln the matter Of the
ksI the Mayor Aldermen and
Of New Y0fk relative 10 III. OPFNINo o. ONE HUNDRED Axp
TN ENTY FOU RTH ST., from the Old Church Road
the City New York Notice hereby
esEe- expenses and Incurred By IL
cerdns. the above entitled will be taxed the honorable
Henry r. bdwards the Jsii this
Chambers hI. absences,
Court at bs oce the City Hall VI the City Of New Yoh OF
Monday hs 18th day OF September 1861 al 9oeeh ia the ss
Eooa- Dated New iorh Aug 20 1851
asssf sssSsssI. {co~"i.. o..r.
GEO. L. OSBORNE, }
Hrsrr y. DI'us, Attorney aa.3 tsl3
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NR-B BROWN WILLIAMS. assisted

~ by Dr. A ID. OLMSTEAD, al Eiectropsthist, No 5oS
Broadway by HE mod. Of medical treatment daily
curing successfully Psy RheuHatism Scroful. Bonchrs
Incpient Lung Diseases Nervous affections Of the Head
Stomach Liver, &c, Deafness Weak Eyes Bndaes. Dys
pepsis, 5eter, with grades OF Erupve Diseases Ulcers
and Sores OF Long Standing and Cancers by correct cOns
tuionsl and local treatment Hours for consultation and
treatment rom A. M 10 p. NJ My daughter been
deaf for five thar feared she would lose her
also DR. Villa" in two weeks restored her per-
fecty TO my satisfaction and utter sstonish-n Mar
gsIet Psmoey, No 27 Clintonst Or Williams cured
Of Scrofutc and Rheumatic stecon Of the knee joint
which disabled from walking for long while, In three
visits and that 100 after three Of the best physicians had
tfied n vain 10 help
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4 LBANY, TROY and LEBANON

IA sPRINGs-rhe "a, Of the NETWORK and lar.
LIN RAILROAD, leave the City Ia! Station New.Yofk,
Daily, (Sundsys excepted q, O'clock, NJ Mail Traits
Chatham -Four Corners connecting with Western Railroad
for Albany and Troy, Lebanon Sprnxn Pittsied Spring
hed and other intsrlne6iste Stations
At 0eoek, r. N Accommodation Train TO Cha,nsr
Four Corue connecting with Western Railroad song East
q Passersers for Lebanon Springs will taks the 10
o'eIoek A. NJ Train 70 Chatham, Western Railroad 4
Canaan and Stage Lebanon arriving early the Altar
noon. ". sLOAT Superintendent
Fare through 81
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FXCURSION TO LAKELAND. l.. |.
IL An excursion train Of cars will leave Brooklyn Tor
Lsk,lsrd and Lake RonkCnkoma on WEDNESDAY
MORNING 18th of August 1T before o'clock returning.
leaves Lakeland o'clock P. NJ which will give sui
time witt Lake Ronkoukoma and select choice lot
for future residence Tickets for the 81,
and will be good to return next day.
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NEW-YORK ard ERIE, and LMIRA
1 ' and CANAN DAIGUA RAILROADS.-Trains leave
Pier foot of Duanest a. follows
Day ENpress-Ate A NJ for Csnandsgua, Rochester aud
NstaTa Pals arriving at the shove named places the
evening Mail Trains leave ats A. NJ stopping night
at Elmira
Nighr Erpress-Lssves at P. NJ arriving at Csnsnda
qua 40 next morning in time 10 the q train for
Rochester. Buffalo snd Nisgar. Falls
This lie the quickest cheapest and most comfortable route
10 Western New-Yors and Canada West
CHARLES MINOT Supt N. Y. and r. r. 4.
W. @. LATHAM. Supt. q. and T. II. r
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GREAT CUREfor DYSPEPSIA,-Dr.
PARENTS, SAVE YOUR CHILD

REN,-Cholera. Cholera lrf8nrum, DiaTThea and Oys-
entery cured by Dr. POTTS'S Dtarrea Mixture This
sure cure No ny should be Tiih0utit Try IT, and %
satlfsd For Nos S62 Broadway 3l3 Bowsy, c. H.
RING corner Broadway and Jokn-st New-York; and at
II. ROBERT THAYER'S, corner Columbia and President
ss Brooklyn.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

Y I@tN . = N u liz Il II ~ W.
Il MENT.-For Flushing St. Romans Well and New.
\ oTk
The new and fast steamer GEORGE LAW, C,pt Fran
els Lockwood, will and after August 81 1852 run
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JEW YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

Trains leave pier foot Of Dusne-st. as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN A. NJ for Ounsrk. connecting with
hstclas steamboats, for Cleveland Ssndusky Toledo and
Monroe. and railroads TO Cincinnati and Chicago
MAIL TRAIN at A NJ. for all stations
WAY TRAIN ats P NJ, via Piermont, for Delaware
WAY TRAIN At 5 p NJ via Jersey City for Delaware.
MIGHT ExfREss TRAIN at P NJ for Dunkirk connect
Ing with rseass steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago.
EMIGRAST TRAIN at P NJ. Wis Piemont
CHAS MINOT. Superintendent