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NEW WORCESTER y LINCOLN So
O M n [ y u s.
CHANGE OF TIME-Monday June g. 1866
Leaves New Worcester,
At 81, 81, and 1Ot, A. NJ, and Il, 81 81 and P. NJ
Leaves Lincoln Square
AT y 81, and H. a. NJ, and q, d, and 6, 2. NJ.
Leave Harrington Conner at g. P. N.
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Worcester min,
utes after leaving Lincoln Square.
SUNDAYS.
win leave New Worcester az 10 A. NJ, and u P. NJ.
returning at the close of meetings.
r. Fare each way, 6 II cents.
je9 dU L. b STONE. Proprietor.
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P1E70Il"
ing anything they may come in contact with after leav
ing the Paper: and it possesses great advantage over
all other Posons, its not being liable TO be aiStak
en-, thereby preventing those serious accidents which are
of almost daily occurrence II can be hung The walls
of in the window, out If the reach of children
although little fear need be apprehended of its njuring
them.
Full directions each sheet Retail price cents per
gheet,
BURR, FOSTER & CO., l CorHhl, Boston, General
Agents for the Nsw England States and British Provinces,
20 whom an orders should be addressed ie2l daw3m
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fle0ifilles.
CANCERS CAN Bis CURE

CANCERS CAS- BE CUR Ed
SCROFULA
Aud other diseases which have bafied the
skin Of our best physicians, eau also be
cured. so as to stay cured, BY
DIR. II, GREENE,
SCIENTIFIC indian PRYSiCiAN
No. SO Bromfeld Street, Boston.
Consultations, in person or by letter, free
of charge. Medicines sent to any part Of
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GER MAN FLY
PER. Sure Deaf
to Flies. PROF. MoHR'
GERMAN FLY PAPER, form;
o. sure and certain destruction
of Flies, Ants, Bugs, Mos
quitos, &c.
This valuable article is Of
fered to the public as a Dead
ly Poison for the above.nam
ed pets to all Housekeepers
and Families.
1t is perfectly simple and
safe, yet sure ana certain in
its action. There is likewise
-,-r,uD fro,, tho inaaots ,,o;so,,.
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VVRY DIR. CLOUGH's COLUMBIAN


PILLS.
These pills are getting wonderful sale, Tor new tains
market Vt the reason they cure disease so certainly
Dyspepsia, Liver Coaplain, Headache OoSti'eaess' I'
Nervousness and especially
FOR FEMALES TO . E.
under ali delicate circumstances these Pills are the mos
mia innocent and certain of any nedione ever discoV
cred The proprietor is willing to iore the medicine IN
ali cases if the Pills do not give satisfaction when aith'
fnI,v 1sed Powerful drostic purgatiyss generally dc
more hurt than good but these Pills are not such an AZ
cle they are very mild and gentle but powerful to ex
pel and cure disease, and every family Noud DO Wei &c
kae them in the house for in preference TO any other
medicine Try these Pills iy all means Sold in Nor
eester by D. Scott g. r. Spur J. Green and all medicine
dealers everywhere BURR * FOSTER Rnston' sausSV
oil dawt1
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MRIc NIin FonlHlc lmponicrs,
under the pretence OF ClcoUng cure medicines wacn
nineteen caaee out Of twenty have an Injurious cec afn
The system, without producing the ddsired result or
sign Of H. should shun these bipeds, and use
genuine
FRENCH PERIODICAL PIGLS am DROPS
The efficacy Of which have been tested IN hundfsl
eaees and never failed To euee speedy without any
bad result The Pills and Drops the result Of ah q
tenBye practice, and not discovered by nccdUht lo tu
gse their virtues would not add 10 their merit NeNu
only say Try them. They viii be sent 10 any pari w W
country from oblervaon by addressing tpos pp
On. o. 4. mil, No 12i Main 81,
Worcester Ma@
gI- hu directions accompanying eanh 0nttQ
pria. ava dcuavo ant7
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mtotnltes.
DUY NE AND WILL DO YOU
S GooD.-The Great Spring & Summer Medicine
DR.. LANGLEY'S

Root and Herb JaundIce Bltterss
This is medicine tremendously composed of some Of
the best Roots HERBS and Barks in such manner that
il acts directly upon the stronghold Of disease. They
are sure remedy for that affecting scourge inactive
torpid LIVER known Liver Complaint; for Jaundice,
Dyspepsia, Bile, Costveness Headache LanguoT, Weak
ness, Debility, Dizziness, Piles, Loss OF Appetite. &c.
They purify the blood promote healthy circulation,
eradicate humors give the whole system vital energy and
power, and by constant use, keep of disease. over
100000 bottles sold the last year and more persons
received benefit, than from any other medicine ever
Known. It always does good
Only Is cents for Pints and Sl cents for Quarts soa
everywhere Office, 90 Union Street, Boston
pch6 daw6nl+
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@gO ECKRON5S CELEBR TED
AVs LINN EMF
EXTERNAL REMEDY

FRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND
H. DROPs.-DR. @. A. HILL. No. III Main stfes.
Worcester Mass, would say, that at great expense be hG
prepared from the original recipe the French peroith
Pills and Drops discovered by j. Harrington M. D.. while
practicing In the Hospital In Paris, under the immediate
observation Of the renowned RECORD, Of Paris, aud AZ
TON. OF london
These Pills invariably certain to regulate the iemae
system, and can be taken without hazard. They at
known by hundreds Of females IN this country be h
only preparation ever discovered that has proved nyod
Inlifv rorfain iu all cugaa
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n L, l.. MASON hereby gives nouce TO his
Rst friends and former patrons that he has taken
go room over Thayer Taits Eating House,
%ess&a No. 23T Mnin Street,
Where he intends to hts former business CLEAN
fro AND REPAIRING an kinds Of WATCHES CLOCKS,
TIMEPIE9Es &C., and attending TO such other Jobs as
come In this line at the shortest notice. and 10 the most
thorough manner
M win further state that after eighteen years expert
enco as an AUoTosRER, be is still In possession OF II
cense and will attend 70 such sales az the public ma
sec Mt 10 favor him with.
Worcester, March ~, 1866.
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One trial viii convince the most steptca and never
after viii they be induced take any ether Ladies who
have often been deceived by purchasing Pulls and Drops
and noslInmp from
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an BUSINE SS ONLF.-The advertiser has
w large store, centrally situated in the City of New
York very suitable for an Agency HeGvy Goods Of
any description As Manufacturers Depot the location
is admirable. Ne wishes engage the Agency for sell
ing Commission. goods manufact red unmanufac-
tured furniture machinery, in fact any article for
which he could have City State Agency that would
be likely to prove remuneratve The very best refer
given character business habits &c. Address
with tal name and full particulars, cuisines" of
B. Buck, New York, Post Office. iy22 eod1m
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4 ARD OIL.-75 bbls Western Lard Oil for sale by
IA G. S, Il A. j. HOWE, Worcester Bank Block.
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HEEA DACH E.-HUTOHINs' HEADACHE
q b PILLS "A sure cure for Bilious, Nervous, Sick
Headache, and Neuralgia
These Pills warranted sure relief Try them and
you shall not be dsappoiit ted.
For sale by druggists generally. jy2S daw3m
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HOUSE AND G n PAINTING,
EH GRAINING, &c.
JJ ONEIL wishes to inform the citizens of Worcester
and vicinity that he has commenced business the
ner of Old Market and Main Street, under the Ex-
change Hotel where all orders in the above line will be
promptly attended to. The subscriber being practical
workman of unquestionabe experience both in Europe
and America feels confident Of giving complete satsac
ion to all who may favor him with CALI and hopes by
rict attention to business to merit share Of public pat
onage.
Specimens of Granting to be seen on the premises.
mchlS d6m&w2F
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.NaUgt G. H. RING, Proprietor, N Y"
HrThe Cordial is pat up, highly concentrated in pint
ho tles Pdce as per bottle, two for So six for 912
sad bv al Druggists and Dealers In Medicine.
NJ M Green n Co.. agents for Worcester jel7 eod2m
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" Vhfltly, both coHTbt and Inc
GEO 4. BfuRR, 2ol Main 81.
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.r. G. an ON
DR. MoRsE'e INvtGoRArING CORDIAL has been
aannterfoited By some unprncpled persons.
III future an the genuine Cordial will have the propr.
tors fac-simile pasted the cork Of each bottle and
nc following words bloyn in the glass:
-, mx,rsase FuviOorafino CordfaI
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL.
NEY MARK EFT.

TUESDAY, Nov. 4-sP. "A.
The stock market was quite buoyant this morning
and continued 20 70 the close. With very large
transactions prices were well sustained throughout.
The bears quietly look on, prepared 10 take advan-
tsge Of every movement favoring their position.
The bulls appear 10 have the power to initiate prices
rapidly, and 1t is possible il may be real The tide
at this moment IL setting in and We have no doubt
many may be deceived by the sudden turn in the
market, and be foolish enough to enter az purchas-
ers. A few days will tell the whole story. Upon
the first upward turn, after long period Of deprrs
sion, the impression becomes pretty general among
that class Of spectators who operate for RISE that
the bottom has been touched that the shorts will rush
In and make up their supplies, and tha the time
has surely arrived 10 20 in largely for general In.
fasion few days generally suffice to destroy all
these fine prospects and scatter all their calculate
to the winds II Ii very true that there Is bottom
70 the stock market as well as TO everything else
but II by no means follows that as soon as the hot
tom has been reached the market should bound 40
with such an impetus as that Just realized. The
causes which have for weeks been operating 10 put
down prices are at II in force, and until they are
removed, there can be ne permanent improvement.
So far as prices are concerned independent OF any
artificial influence, they rule high enough. When
We look into the financial affairs OF the companies,
the stocks Of which hold prominent positions in the
market, il appears most that their cur
rent value anything like that daily reported With
perhaps two or three exceptions, there is not stock
on the list, which can he figured ont being worth
what II Is selling for. We find them all running up
and down like the mercury in the Thermometer and
We can foresee The changes about ~ clearly as we
can the change IN the weather The current value
of q fancy rail cad stock depends entirely upon
TIC operations Of the bulls and bears. Whether
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rosovAs On Sunday evening". Nov. 2, OF eoasursp.
tiun fssna, vito ~ Aiesr Mc,.owsn and dag ter Of
toe late henry Buuic aged - years aud 10 months
the ressiv.s snd irepds OF the family invited
tend he funeral from her late residence No i26 West
Tbu,y second street " morrow morning, at ten O'Clock
rsers~a -<n aopdsy morning Nov g. at half past tea
oclcck Of ,yphus fever Asrsfps the beloved eife Of
ne,msn FASTING. aged 20 years, mouhs ADD q days
The relatives and frs mas OF The smy respectfully
INV ed 10 stend funersl morrow afternoon, al
bau psst o'clock, rom her late residence. No. al
", ONE street -hout further notice. Her AIMS will
be- 'skeu 20 ,be Lutheran cemetery for increment
FsppB1I- ton Monday, Nov. 3, Pnrsa FassuL, aged 81
years
The frssnds n HE family and those Of hs sons IN law
Vi bae N.ary, Patrick A bufy. and Michael Farrell are
ry ectuuy invited 10 apend the funeral from his late re
sdsbcc, az stone street, ths Afternoon at one O'Clock
Without further invitation.
fppkssr,-M Tsrry,ovD, On Saturday, Nov. L. Dr.
srs,Esr ID. HsaEaAs, aged 10 years, months and 7
day.
a relatives and friends Of the fsmsy are respectfully
invh,d " attend the funeral from hts late residence on
Tbur,dsy morpirs At eleven O'Clock Csrrisges vii be
N sdn,s tne depc. on the arrival ~ the hall past
cicct train from This ciy.
T1rns-vn Tuesday mornjrs, Nov Z, Of dr'psy on
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The New Jersey Central Railroad report th 4
their receipts for the six months ending Sc ,tembr
90 were s27li2o o. being an increase Of 500 $50
the receipts during the same period Of the pre-
sent ycar-equal TO five per cent Their expenses
during the same period amounted TO sl26,543 %.
being an increase Of 1898 OF. or IL per ce,t.
The net earnings were therefore, slI7 G76 Os sh
ing an increase Of $40 337 To- 100 per cent. The
proportion Of the gross earnings required for ex.
penses has been reduced from go TO as per cent.
Out Of the net earnings, after paying all interest,
the board have declared dividend Of u per cent
in stock, leaving small balance.
The Madison Argus says ths. three parties OF
surveyors have started from Portage City 10 run
lines Of the great Northwestern Railroad. One party
will survey the route TO WATERFOWL, one 10 Madison.
the capital of the State, and one to st. Croix. II
Is the purpose Of the consolidated Milwaukee and
La Crosse Company to lose no time In completing
thier projected lines of railway. The directors have
now basis on which they can act with energy and
safety.
1ne following table will show the discounts, de
pcsits specie and circulation OF TIE South Caroiina
Banks on the LIST OF October -
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Canadian aour was 10 hight supply, while the prices
were quite steady with sales Of 700 500 osls At On
changed pr;e2 SOuthe brands unchang ed witn
fair demand, especially for the better class brands
which closed 1rm at quotations., with sales o! about
hour firm. at 80 rs 50 Corn quiet % 4
Whearhc market WAS heavy for the grades, waicb
50 30 Tor Je'rey and At 81 81 81 for Brandy VINE
were raj her cheaper, while choice qualities we're hrm
rne faes embraced about so COO 40 COO bushels in
GLIDING rome lots for export aud white Canadian a. 81 %
81 10 swhts Michigan Al 81 o. red Isdasa At 81 So
white do al 81 e6 and Canadian Club 81 81 81 5s
cargo Of southern red was sold IN ,raasi wh fresh,
at lod At 81 b. aye was sold I, the extent Of 900
TO- C0 $4,000 bushels at 73c. ssc. for Western
mixed, with Southern yellow a. TIC. Oats were IN
char ged, and sales mode, ale.
CorEx Tho markc. quiet, and saes Tn mpcr
iaut, while prices were steacy.
Corroy The market unsettled and sales sorsll
Holders we're drmer vhe, being election day, buyer,
stood ai,os, and were disposed the rece,, Of
private letters before doing much.
FRIsrs.--o Liverpool! about 80 oco bushels o. gram
were ppased in bulk and bags. ~ ssxd. ga with
some boar at 2s Cotton At 3D. 10 ioaion aoor,
10000 ba,hois grain were engaged at lid and one
80 81 Dc 3d.. and 500 hbls rosn a, 3s TO Giasgo
$500 bon. -four al 3s I'D; and by the Elm bars
apples al b., ard 400 bols. appies .. A. 10 Bremen
come bates OF cotton were engaged 81 c Rates -
Havre were unchanged.
Hay Sales o. sc0s 500 eses made at &c.
Horr were stea1y, q; &c itjs TO- new.
LINE az unGhaDged.
Molass- was arm, with limited Transactions.
MAYA, sroKEs were quiet, while sales moderate.
0Is -EBaish l.rseed continued nrm, with sales OF
about 800 bbis. rom serond hands at 81 or american
was n III 90 . al o.; crude wha. duh
Pso, Irs0Ss.-iork sgii with limited transactions
About 1.v 400 bts mes reported sold 81 a
s2 25ihe lsuer us ice small 'elal los Prine
At sl6 s1s % Beci.-SLes OF aboat 100 q loo ooi-
were made. Including country prme ~ 81 = 8, and
Do al - SO 80 So, aad ct ga Sill for repl;ge,
mefs Gu, meats quiet and prices unchaogei
Lard wss heavy. with sales OF 3on bbs a, l3c. ~
Better and cheese unchanged
ScGAss ~er. nrm, With Moderate sales Too election
Al Orayl her
itcns, on c,naned 10 aoont 500 hnis. cubl -
&c ssa.a. ana 20 do prime some, al 10 &C..
and ~. boxee at Ice. 10 10.
wnIssU wss ormer, win sales Of 200 bbls ONO and
n.i.on 3ac 30 kc
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Rsypy-WBnprEy -On Tuesday, Nov. 4, u tbs resi-
oepae OF the broe hy the Rev ar Putuey, NJ. otvra
q htsry % Miss EsrHnR A. WswLrisy.
ot.gr-stHurrs AT 81 Marks church, on Monday
ey-,,ng rov oy toe Rev w. Aninon, Mr.. SAscst NJ.
Cart "a Mrs Juia " Scsuirz both nf this city
Cur-hsAp.-On Tuesday Oct rs, by the Few. r..
Peters. q, the Church OF DIVINE Uniiy. Mr. j. Assssr
q, ITO Mise AMANDA MB1D Nil OF wuhamsbnrr.
Js- HAZE AT the residence OF the Rev. H. gugh.,
NJ MsCooip TAI, Of New York, TO AMANDA r. Hats
OF rfovoen Rhode I.iasd
Providcnte papers ~ copy
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CITY COMMERCIAL REpoRr.

TUESDAY, Ncv. IA p, "
Ans Sales Is rpls. ross were made, a. 7esc, and
20 do, at &c.
BRKsDsrrFts. -F1our-Tbe market was inscsivs, wnie
prices without change Of me ment The sales
braced about e0oo 900 bbs. at about the foovrns
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Erie is fifty sixty depends wholly upon the ability
Of large holders TO regulate the supply Of stock in
the market. Just so With Michigan Southern, New
York Central, Reading, &C., &C. The money mar
ket has for some weeks been steadily tightening.
The scarcity OF money and advance fn value,
compelled holders OF stocks TO realize, add
the supply Of stock upon the market was greater
than the demand. The natural effect OF such
influences vas steady decline in prices.
Unless there is favorable change in the money
market it follows that the stock market must
remain without improvement. Prices may recede
to points where holders Of stocks would submit TO
serious sacrifices for the purpose Of raising money
to carry them, and thus prevent further decline;
but for running Mp prices, in the space OF two
three days. much as they lost in the previous Two
or three weeks, without removing the cause Of the
depression, is simply absurd, and We have no
doub. few days will suffice to convince certain
SPECTATORS of the truth Of that remark.
At the first board to-day Illinois Central bonds
advanced per cent; Cumberland Coal, 4; New
York Central RR, 4; Erie II; Cleveland and Pitts
burg, 4; Reading, 4; Michigan Southern, "a; Ga
lena and Chicago, Ii; Cleveland and Toledo. x. Gin
ciDnati, Columbus and Cleveland declined per cent.
The bears do not appear to be at all disheartensd
by this sudden turn in the market. They continne
to put out contracts, buyers or sellers option,
freely, in any stage OF prices. They act
upon general principle, and must, therefore, in
toe end be successful. They know, perhaps better
than any other class OF spectators, the rottenness
of most OF the stock securities on the market, and
their operations are made accordingly. Buyers OF
stock generally are a wild, needless, hap-hazard,
blind, ignorant class OF spectators, who know no
more about the securities in which they deal than q
dog does of astronomy and they rush recklessly in
t, any fancy that comes up perfectly regardless OF
all influences for or against, The present stase of
the money market s the only thing considered, and
they would hardly give that thought, but for the
necessity OF Experimenting most OF their purchases
The bulls may be right for day, but the bears are
sure to be right for all time. There are elements
at ~ork in our works Of public improvement
which must ultimately bring about bankruptcy. It
has already overtaken many of them and is RAPIDLY
approaching nearly all the rest. The sellers Of
stocks operate upon this basis. and it is the only
sound and solid one 10 rest upon.
At the second board q further improvement vas
realized. New York Central Railroad advanced J
per cent; Michigan Southern, Il: Erie, &; Cleveland
and Toledo, 1. At the close the tendency Of prices
upward, and shere was more general DISPOSE
ton to buy. The money marker has experienced no
change and that is the great Stumbling block +, any
important improvement.
The steamship arabia, from Boston for Liverpool
tomorrow, wednesday, will take ont nearly a
million OF dollars IN specie.
The Assistant Treasure reports this week as fol-
lows
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d,ssle hard he arsi atisu.e OF beauty and
- he bauA says Sir Chas Be In The Bhsewasr IreA.s
d-tns ushes the brae be ri r. COR IN 90.
lite soey index ouly Of the boiy but The mind =
GRO. v. NIGER CO., Ctsmists 1ys Broadway.
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manner In which various. Srceso q Tho maria ncica
combined ~ form Brown bronchial trOches and the
ca effects resulting from The u iasp has Ia iuced .
them praise, believing them " grea benefit a.
fect4ons nj the bronch a. organs. -. W. Lane NJ ~ S,I
hN ali arnYai.ls.
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HOssettrE.-Ihc TtemaTknble suCcess Of HOs-
ster vsceare stomach b,ers In curing dyspepsia LIVER
romp sini, and lmpsFng tone 70 he sysIen, il
parallel In the hssy medicine. eod by all groccrs drog
sists and boels Hos-,ter smith, rit.sbnsV BARNES
I ARK, Agent isuew York
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Court CaBensiar-Thfs Day.

NOurV NhBeUUuT-Infs DMys
scrRxnB Corsr-circun -Sos ls77, iooi, 2!i2, 30,
2l2, .sol -, -, a. 10 20, 81 2s 2s, 90 30n, 81,
5lls 30, -, -, 80, 81, 81. -.
CcuR- Mos gao SOC, s2s, SOL $50, rs c32
&c. GOO 5sl. So $50 5ss SIS, 6s bs7, $50 500 SCI
500, 6o3 59i. 5ss sos 500 ac2 so5 oO6 COS cor $685.
oio, OIL, en-, ItS, ola, o..
T.. nsrEcI coru.-ic IL H. 10, "a, i, le IL, Is,
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The land sales OF the Illinois Central Railroad
Company, in October, reached ssOs, 500, against
s444, 400 in October last year. Every purchase this
October has been by actual settler, whereas last
year the company sold considerable parcels TO specu
lators. The receipts Of October win be about
100000. Some Of the directors who have been
making thorough examination OF the road and its
prospects, have recently returnedl more fully con.
rned than before in their favorable impressions Of
the result OF the enterprise. The land sales pro.
mise to exceed their expectations, both in quantity
and price, and their business to run far ahead Of
their capacity to transact IT, without very large in
crease Of equipage. The company have just al.
vanced the price Of all their lands north of Mendoza
IS per acre.
Receipts Of the New York and New Haven Rail
road Company for October, 1876. we're az follows
for passenger .Stus,2Ib ~
Ereish nnn m
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olloway-s Eins-Lif. Prolour.d.-Upo.

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.-
The bet N he World kaac, so.d and applied =: no 2S
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Holloway-s pins-Lifc Prolouged.-Upoa
the gor 81 u stomach the uary az n.
the purity OF the hDc depends the duraioa OF la AMI phys
ct vpooyncn; These three essentials II ng.viy and health
reeancd and pcrpetns'ad ny The o. Holloway pl
CrtstasIcro's Hair Dye and Wigs stand Un-
rvncd esesence Non for SAFE, ami the dye privately
applied, NJ No. Asior House.
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The Result of the Election ~, that knox's
hats caps and fafs az he rage No -. broadway,
Der OF Fulton stree.
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Tt'al 7U.Gi Ttrdl
Ec.e.p. Paymea.s. BIlancs.
Monday. ,5tg 90 3s5, SEQ Of i3,2T0,3l3 IS
tuesday ...... I2b2l9 70 l32 6.s % Ia 2o2 91s 23
The warrants entered a. the Treasury Depart
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