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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-10-19

JCDGE LARRABEE.-It is a favorite and
peculiar device Of the Republican press IN
this District to apply such epithets to Judge
Larrabee as bar room politician "brag-
cart" q little dodger," DC. Al, the dis
paraeing epithets in their vocabulary are
heaped upon him, and every effort made
to bring his moral character into reproach.
The very thorough canvass which Judge
Larrabee is making is the best rebuff to
all this meanness. He is travelling through
the District in every direction, speaking
once and sometimes twice each day, and
the people have a chance to see for them
selves that be IS digniied gentleman as
well as an able and high. minded politician.
His speeches are solid reasonings address
el to the understanding Of every man. and
are unanswerabe.-Green Buy 1drocatc.
Ng Judge Sloan, in his recent speech
at West Bend, made the silly remark that
he would rather his daughter would MARY
decent looking negro than some white
men that he knew. He also said, in
speaking of the decision of the United
States Supreme Court in the Booth case,
that it was the right of every citizen 10
resist every adjudication that he thought
violated the principle Of natural equity. -
Green Boy 1dgocate.
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H + p lilo T.

Agents for the Pilot-RoUsDs & LANGDoS,
.55, Randolph Street, Chicago, are authorized
Agents for the PsIos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

1NuLION6 OF DOLLAkS OROLAnID-M Yn
M Bank Of England and elsewhere. wanting hsrs 4
e9oN nsnes On DO searched ee ~ a u Hsradrv OAss
~ Broadway n T. h. HAYS proprtetog laely rssurusf
firm Europe with sxtended facilities fov tracing family ~
--uoaokies villa chanoevy rc0rds Cd sAvsstssnnsp1
80 Books and Knsravtngs for ala
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sHfPPYNG.

~.----~<~-~-~~-~-----> : = ~~>>~>>~~>S~~~>~~>~~.-
~ pool landing n embArkiDg passengers u Qaos ssvr
ireland she liverpool, FORK and rhladephis stsxm
1hip Oopxn~ nsed deep chstg thsr povorcd asoe
butt iron sseaushps - follows
1tIno " nALTlnuh1 SATURDAY. .Decembar L
OiTI OF WILMINGTON fsiardsy D,csmSsr n
And every sssurdss II from pier "A North river.
kATAt or PAsS4Gk
Ftrse canan... Hs Storage. .............. -
DO 70 L6ndou.., do n L1udoa. IS
eteerSse return tickets. g,s for SIX months ..... 90
Pssscn era forwarded W "aris HAvra asnhu-x Bx.uou
hotscrf am, Antwerp &r at rsduced through fares
Parsons wnhinH u brine ont their riends ackets
oere ~ h1 ullcwtnE Prom liverpool ar
9neenst9r- Ora casin SIS SIS aud Sos; stssraas fro
ILverp. d 40; n,m Qa. ~ost $50
These sesmen have accom- uoiainn for pss>eu
6erp and CARY exper<nood surgeons They
board.
For further information apply IN liverpool Y william
man gent n ss.r street, Glasgow William Inman
No e Hpoch snusre; In Queensosp to ~ =. d. sey
Dour Go: 10 London 70 Etves Macy, 81 King wiiLau
ssIes N Paris - urs No. Place de 10 B,urse
FhiAdelphn TO John g. Dale. LOO Walnut street, u As
JOHN G-DALR agent. Is Broadway Ely.
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DRoPOsAIs FOB ysN O00-"CRNTRAL PARK IN
% received 81 the comptroLers Once una TUESDAY Der
10 leu ~ acocx w5en he s.sis vii DO Punlf
hundred ard thirty three teonssrd eo.rr " the Csns
So Of the laws Of 1850 b. ORDINANCE. the Cos
mon Con-cu approved oy In. Mayor, August Is 1890 m
said will interest The
payable quarter yearly tm srincips
be redeem abba November i87o firm the epkng FLUID 70
the Redtm pton Of the City Debt" The proposals l siaA
lhe amount OF stock d-srre and tho price hnu
dollars thereof and the whose
win be required 70 deposit with the chamberlain NJ br ctr
within ten days After the the
ed 10 them including the premium the
On presenting " the 0nptroi.sr the receipts
lain for such depsts, fe will rec<yv,
cov'csies for equal amounts Of TIE vsus OF h<
bearing interest from the dater OF zach proc
ton should be saaed and endoysrd Proposals. CapsA
Park Improvement Fund stick and the pu. IN se
envelope addressed 70 The Comptroller The reserve
the part OF tte Comptroller 10 reject bsdi
I nsidsrod necessAy N prosct prnmo~ the
the city. kOBERr 4. HA rs ,lomptroler
Civ Of New York. Department, Of Finance ComptroIls
Nov
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nsorOs1Is ~. -s7s 100 or THE cRoroM wAYIa

Psor3a.z1lss 70. 49," al TN oAo'oS "AsSs
unsn In6sy D.csnbsr Il 1871 q -, wss1 =! -
%S q two aansred eng seventy ays ,sonssa sonS =.
chap s1s Of the Laws Of 1850 and ne Oc
mos Councn approved ~ Ne Mayor Auxna .. l8O ~ y
cressnx The supply u CrO wAag and extending The neeue
aAx{ wo.ks fos .ocrmulstinE AID distributing 10 Sans
The sad SocA al bear nseroa raa Of six
per mum PAYABLE quarter yearly and principal VII be n
de<rnAble On The ORA dsy u Novenabar l801
Inc proposals. VIII state the of stock desired and ~
price drsd doars thessof Ne psrsoss wAs
prupoeals accepted viii be required depoet viii ~
.n,HDerain Of the city, within tan days After ihs opening
pronlnns the same
On resenipg % The Conptroer the rseeutz Of tbs ChAa
beriau for such teposs tho parties gill entitled reo
eerncasss for equal amounts Of the par ~ oas
bearing interes. frnn The dates Of paymens
Each proposton should be seaod aud endorsed "Propc
sale for Crooo Water Sook " the City Of rorh"
Comptroller.
fke right The part Of the Uompoler 70 ress
any or Al Of the bids Y cuedorcd necrasary prossca
promote ths interests Of the CITY.
ROBERT r HAws, Comp,roiss
Ctty Of New york Department Of Finance Compnollara
once, IA, 1860
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RTrrTrIAI, sOsx vILLiso FpR DBUAypD vKurH
poi II wsis s ~ hous pressure ~ psn s-sinE t-rsa
she can hllsd w. ~ kbe dscovsEe " 9nes
Irsor % rvmovec So Broadway nesS seveuissnn
bet One opes suneayh
|urHruAW oAlIEsY og yxryu. SIXTH AyEsUn
corner twenty s~csn6 ssrc~t-nr. MANSON, Dent .;
Ablsh~f issO rv~ srrmrums awarded manu- emures o.
ouws tvws r~esh Pdcea trso< inary. oosd ssn s0
|eme $40. siivsr us kstrHrtias and fAtng fe>ih ~iA
pain r~sent AAuirta Bcee Ynisos
DENTIST Ga Pauv sesoR or MUSIC REQUIRtFo
wrod ~ -, Ia eaceien& oc stion To ous sess VIA
scscumofs-ps Ia ala hsuse co the wei sac ~
|cty may bear o. sor oht.ia ia. By cslnG 90 Df
In Hoyr, va sovERy, OPPOSITE SIKH srsxF-r.
VI ,un ssss OF fesh pure silver II fs dn ord,
lnra &c Araeasi bnre aLas, nsevssd viiioss ain,
5vpts roid. ~ cent? - 81 anAisas. 90 sents Al wosk
+ranted.
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO

4 mn nuA HAVANA. DoNsst AhB vsN
t.NVv VtV wsn Sea a. des1ss bt-saAna " e's-s
5as rtcis ssvsreed o. sasb hrFsrs Ell = rHeri vcrg
CREST lnsrccr~r... ORLANDO CaahKe, " rrnadwaf.
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rEoRgr on srsyvs MIN srRRia.- This URiEBR ATRD
VI oomp.py NOS psrfosmiov ~ hichm nj Va they ytu
and Oh, rnrss~ uss, ,tth lh ard Ina: wmnvou, n O.
18th itth ard 18Th and Cbaisetm G. Dec t7h rsmain1G
thence 10 rus,A savannah Mscon and o.
lumbu.. De aotfg,mery axd soble Ala Nsu Orlsana.
= - 0SuHaE CuRIsry nsnArs.
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eRADuArBp svsGpoH pnryrss,
NO % 80 ywcniy si-th srerA
Ra4wspu nvunA wav "a sra &c.,

n asrvvrr Bgos. DsNTBrs. no. SIS GRAND
|. srss4 Hsv Vera, ssd ~ vuso. srest arocslyn, "
fi ~ paysN ., reek their improved attn eobste
N ~,sh az wtsn~t ~v,rrctnr me rrs or s.lrw. -
|or rubber SO eola cas- yaina ~ rssps s.s - sssA
|ev ta<<h silver 81 retih hllsd 9Th gold ~ quArtx-
a ,.lvsr a. TN % cen,A Teetn esrsrted. vahoua psia
|rnts.
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Aruw YORK. ALBANY AND BaRLEN KAILKoAD-
~ For Albsv I'D rroy, setting via tse New yosk
oeuwsi Ralrt~d fcv Al pnno ct sshvesi md foata
Hoxsheru karrAd for HArNtrxs Rutland.
Buranzt1n Plsssors. socses Pom. osdssearx and Non
reai nondAy 1891 trains ufu leave
rweriy sstnn New Yors ~ tAo ---fcr Albsny.
IA. n. and r n nrprv~s ard ie0 knpr-S nA train
ria Sor snss fa,.s SIS - an .saspr =, s.R.
urees depot ephg 81 AZ rssons For WILLIAMS hndge ii
A ssd 70 n firm r~-nty siih street. de,a sopp!nx
u an ptainns For williams Bridge, llHsP. n "Wednesday
~ saturday oily, frcu rwen- ni sse-, d:pc sop 2ins
Al slacra Returning. VII AlSxny - ssf tx0 r.
n Eas. AIsApy vlB n. sEd ~ ~ kxrrsrs train Al
sssy VI A. n - Afbsry, Ills A. " tspres as. trAia;
fvupu Fafa ~ e0ppinr Al Gstsoss above fremont
vkis P..irs, SO, " asd 10 ~ md 80 :. s.opplox
u s ssahrss Wrlisns Brege s0 a. n. and r. n stop
sing Z. eli stsuoss wsns asr- &c p a. WEDNESDAY and
asiurdAy csiy) spppins ~ ell slscosa
JDHt BUaarafIr. Anukr.an. supevnterdent
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sss YoorH sSrRAcrrci

--rss YootH xxTBACfrcN, wiTHOur VIE
-Aiorrfo-r- eis~srsstr or an supplying &srl-
pE7us. Ace l.es iott 81 and pssf1tcf ~ arsartqs
H.. psrsprp anu csn, ~ teta Az nunps tesnn nas
|f,trr tRe n ~ hoh 7osr'm NY ~ VII
" as rrssse,c Artf del te~sh VIE 81 ns nisy
-ted irnpst~-yneass Teeth fRdi erFrs Tow. ~ 10
u zane -
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Ro.ssr raxAIEn s
hAge manager. ss's.'.......*.s atn
Eovembrr ~ 1851
s ssE Ys .sstsss S ssSgs
Doors open@'h r.,!S,n.s .os e commence Hio's
Doors openaih Perg nance 70 commence 'x.
rccrs crep sie,s Performance N c,nnencs At ~
fse Whole csnpsny. TroS Rorsss foulss and Mules W
tS drea under 10 ysA Of ago v DO admitted for Is osos
RARsUk's AMERICAN xgsEUn.
rHANxsoIvlNa DAY.
IHuK-DAY. November - 1850
sr1ssbp f1s1 IT sn sv ssr' Hsus
tnpIEs CHILDREN, FAMILIES, s-noors
viii ard s the ple.ssrsss p.es In the city .peod this
RoAsf 'S URKsss. PoxpxIv prxy. rLuss puporwos.
and all 70. ss-,e.. ~ o. ,lis .,.so1 .i he sniossd
srss ,ns s s.:i s..; An. AND s.1t
" The rs Id sn''r Be .ss.r Cd
s y. 'cc s mt g
% nisa A.i ii sss enjoyed si.soas
...u ,ii .aS ;aIvIse DIss.E OK sgvsIs 80,
' ,Hsss sP,RsD'b DaAsAs =
s h iss slss The s's sJ..s' ss; MA
a. % nA'-' s We I'D y Ss "a. se9 iss he
' Ss ss srG.s.i IL s s..s, ':s. e kss
Al q rhlsA VII >, Sro.a,a y,s sms,ou ,--sr, ass
''s'e sD t' # MS rs s8i
The lsrres II his counlry and be wonirfzf
ught 0Se 81 10 ths puahc
TIN LIVff0 sXtEJ CHlI.DhEr,
the moot srsuar And unique human bsloEs eser knovu
furushle for ies of theu1
without - ,rs them Tbs wasr ISL or MAs hosKsr;
TWO AlBiFO ,dIiDRaN, LYME sbAL, snANn
s2uA.ds, ,IiyIso sHsExs LIvIs9 ALTO sIO.s
nu.bes Of otser ant besuu sQecm~ps o aatas 80
ARTIFICIAL cu'so.ites fran eve-y part III wurd.
: ss !: sus ,e s,; ss dr.. sss:' =
under ~ cenis Extra
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mEDIGAhs
an rxroKTAxT woRK-A GUIDE ron TIM = Az
g. q i. 'GSs sa SIy s.a u b
ssn s.,ss o oss l s.ss 10 sa Issssscs
AZ ee,ons rsrsn or pns ssndas szOscusy and privately
: Tor ys.r. past = ss7 sros1wsl 70 stars
ma \. ooBBsrr, 10 cRSrss svRxsr, ssrwxus
a. ss.ssss s sss ssss su sssss
ssme.ssr q ps W. Tors unlversy melissa o'ssk.l
nE II. a. P.RHov, no iss BtEruKxR srsxEr:
~ -four eccs frrr n.dcts, street rsw sors uisnS q
ed - asaai fson ii 70 and from soS sundays un
nK WATSON INVITES THOSE wBo AEs AyyscrIp
~ win certain form p sses-s 20 ca, e rsadsnsc -
sDpss,.ss rssss eSre -Scsi ssdrsnss y buasss e
ssss .sI ss.pe " wsSs -s ~f s, Ssn', ~. sss
= e. ny = hsa Z. q, IT, - Sss,zs. rss' ~
IA. yoHNsos, Is DUANE rsEvr, NAT N Coz
~ sal.sd On al cs.Asss q esrsin "a. nhty ysar e.
!. =: s sss = srss css oSs IN: 49,
mr. BscDIs 90 BRoApwAr. GaAEs.s NODE
,ss :: .sl :s,,s ..s % '''''
Eos nm rsyA9sHu s q ~ 3. lI y "a.
= .sr ..s A., sgs ss1 s ss: = n
= sss'i ;.. q: %i - ~:
y. .us.xs~cs frcm n Re norsins untH 10 a sasA
4 ~ - 900 No Duxo, sirsA Csasyes moerats and
suYs suarnatseA eparts - ha The psusns 49, 90
- hi y dosSor htmsslf Bcos, fr7rr- srsAa
r,novuuoR nYyrxrI. in CHAMBERS rrRIsr, Car
b sonsuhsd uszal by locor 70 bon 7NH rsv foH
CHrN AN sAHLr aRAvA-RaAD rus FalyATs
- hetcsi Treasisa, BIZ Or. Hard, regularly sdncned
phyc .sSy de~osd ds~s-es ~ cetdu cias.
sso .y ~ . ..s ~: :s' ~ spss
!. ss $1,000 e. ..ss a. sa.
-sher nving pkywc.sr ~. vlHO al1ae o. rsz,ss roo
s..-s- o&ce - RrssdyO
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RAILROADS.


HUDSON RIVER RAIi.RU .Ib-ft r Albany AND
III Troy conaectrs with traiAs NORTH and wssl
Trains leave
Tnon cRA srss srprr. yRou srRsxv.
s,press and IL A. n sd T5 ng A. \. and ~ PA.
Up. N.
Troy ana Albany. HAL asis s4oP.M
PA.
sroy and AIb.ry twin seS iolsP. uncays lnrads,.
pcsssiespas vain. r0A 81. n. and iSoP.n
and Pm.
Pechs ALL train. 4P. N. t25P.h
aas sns ,r -, Y ~ sad ioes st"sS 'nd 'i'
A. ". SMITH. superlrferdeo1.
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IN srPs wwr COUNT -THousa ConDrRgvus Asp
L al Va The strn-~<s end P.ssfc Rsalrosf ,sry
Notice bresy Ffver thst " pur.-s,cs o. juism-r'
he Supreme Ours e.ierrt Nov ise shan ell pu-t
su~ftrn v u SGlsey 1n6ti,nes~ Nerrr.-fs ~
.Nsv "a -isv ~ Fe- sork =
lyJ s - occrk ~ Is ria,sets stsss ftc1is " 3. 80
a. so 4 To- u $40 t1ci asss
ptmr saa hsaNs eii0ruuss 8 4. h1DNAN RffNvtn
ssr w7Tw. so~ /. isN
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Dkf rr1 AihsTHaIs
ID MeosAncs' Hall, 472 BruAdwsy. above brand urceA
Monday. u. and every plrti during he 1sek.
UsKp UP
Sim Dipssy an amsteur h.,secear DAa Bran,
New Sorgs nsnces, Solos HsyinyB ComcA.it-e kc.
POLKA La zOUava kls2 rsaIPP F,IN0,
Double BreAldowu uruetv JOHNNY, crn Arr,lls 10
Doors opsn 81; cuy,sia 7 Tickets IS ceasa.
vHURD%DAv 1hsnk sxivins Bay. 3kAED hArIaRD,
4 4 O ciOck.
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u EMlTTANCES TO ENGLAND,
IL Iceland, sCOTLAND AND WALES
Sight Bills on the
UNION EAkK OF LONDON,
NATIONAL BANK or land
BELFAST BACKING COMPANY, IRELAND,
In s1ms from 81 upwards,
Issued by
TAYLOR BRoTHARs, gsnkers.
No. rs Wall street ca YORK
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WAH4s s1ss! sssissr slqur.
nsrs * s,sa.; SrpSaspAD
= ''' ss fSsr' G sRsssS j. A''' '''
To conclude .i:s =. .G ssr ss.s .a;s.Si
c,n . =. s0,s s Beg ~:
Will ALL ArFE Es,sd 4 AZ IT. ABOVE Fisoss' -
LAST s 9, 4: .1 S$s i s IN. PRESENT
BEING THE rohi slkSa Nigh sh r 81 rs xxrxrsrs
At Tho Feaa's e Ps.;rsS; gs.i.; n coasaya
,,x,,... r. As.cE ross' WIDOW.
On Monday ps0e. o en- y !. ,,,.u..,
With mes scenery and anprgria,s appoinmeuas.
Ss ~: CITY g ms,s ss, q. ass
~ i ie.s. wa ~A ~ n, ..s s. ss,no's. Z. sors
bod 10. :soSs Sxs as'''' &c. 40
Doors open IA eommsnce ats
AURA KIESrs TnE.raE.
Hsaos O. rAmrLIss,
GRAND sxTR !, Psap ,exANos
s1vsS srsTsss, '"'1 inc
rHAsKs Si VIZ * give. ~s e
FAITH AIS AND MJsBERs
BRING THs CHILDREN
To zee ths
BEAUTIFUL FAIRY SPECTACLE
WITHOUT beoomiux involved Ia the crowd attendant
npon IN evenings performance Tho tns OF the piece
OF THE
BOWER o. FARMS,
MOST MAasIsl 's sat srsoIxEs
ever prosepted IN TIE smsr,csn M
Doors open 81 one commence NJ two.
SEVEN LISTERS
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY.
NONSENSE. LAUGHTER
wm BE- s s.vs...d 49,
la The
EyEsING,
EvIRy NIGHT TIL FURTaxE SoTros
MISS LAURA KEBAE
RvERy sRasE9 CT THE COMPANY
thu
Open at half past sir; commence Al half past seven
w uN THIs svEsIsG. NovEMBEsg
A9hAfD I'll shKs ~ tN0 BILL.
NIX EDWIN Boo1H
In his great character Of
In III hard Isior sh.nds' Tragedy OF
TIE Ar SraT6
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RAILROAD NOTICES.

s.5IGIaiAMPTo CoIPANY -fiGnpslHniRnE AND
AA-eA-lIAMrDEN RAILRoAD.-summt Arrange.
NORTHAMPTON Ann NEW YORK via CANAL and NEW
YoRH X NEw HAvES RML ROADS.
On and after June 10th, 1860, Trains will run ms follows
TRAINS FROM NORTHAMPTON,
o 10 a. m~.-Accommodation to New York, connecting at
Plaiuvillc with Hartford, Providence and Fishkil X abroad.
Arrive IN New Haven, 945 u. m. New York 1245, p. m.
lIIO q. m.-ENpress Train for New York, Receiving Pas
schEcrs from the Conn. II. r., from Greenfield, Hratteboro'
and the north. Receiving passengers from and connecting
with the Western Railroad east and west, at W"stheld;
Hartford, Providence and Fishkill X. H., at Plainvilc, arriv-
ing in New Haven ? O5 ard New York 44b.
12Op m-Freight train with passenger cur for New lIa-
ven, receiving passengers FROM the Express Train on Western
Railroad at West1eld for the Pennington Valley at plainville
at 4l5 p. mi with Hartford, Providence and fishkill Rail-
road east and west, and reaching New Haven in season for
the night Express to New York
D 80 p. IN. Freight Train with passenger car attached for
Westtleld, receiving passengers from train on G nnecticut
River Railroad from Montreal, Burlington, Hrattleboro',
Greenfield, nc connecting at westheld with trains on West,
en Railroad Tor Albany, pittsheld, Worcester and Boston.
TRAINS To NORTHAMPTON,
600 Il. m.-Freight Train with passenger car from New
Haven Passengers for the Western Railroad from the
Pennington Nalley will reacl westacld by this train in sea-
son for the Express Trains east and west at II 43, reaching
Northampton at IL 20 p. m
1915 u. m.-Express Train from New Haven in connection
with 500 II. m. train from New York, connecting at North
ampton with trains On Connecticut River Road for Greenfield,
Bratilchoro' ani the White Mountains, reaching Northampton
at O5 p. m.
$50 j. m Accommodate from New Haven, receiving
passengers from the II 10 y. m. train from New York ut Plain
Vile from the liar. ford, Providence and fishkil Railroad
cast anl west, aud IN close connection with Western Railroad
Tor Albany at 9 ~ y. m. and S.l2 p. nj. for Worcester and
Boston, reaching Northampton at g 90 p. mi connecting with
train on the Connecticut River Railroad for Greenfield and
interkeliae stations.
$40 p. m.-frcight Train from West1eld with passenger
car attached for Northampton, receiving passengers from
train on Western Railroad nom pittsaeld, Albany aud the
WRIST reaching Northampton Mt $ - p m.
Th. 1893 "a. m. train from New Haven arrives in season
for all the stage Lines.
Freight to aud from New York forwarded without change
Of cars, at as low RAGS rs any direct Line. Freight should
he directed via Canal Railroad. Freight Depot In New York
corucr franklin aud Center Streets.
CIlAs. N. YEAMANs, supt.
Westncld, Mass, 1SGO.-t2l
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uncate OF the Iicl II | had no objection to give II.
l award II to you cheeruly, because | think 1t due. My
age Is about % years. the color OF my hair auburn, aud III
ciloed to curl some hve or six years since II began to turn
gray, anu thc scalp on te crown OF my head tn lose its SEN
slphlty ana daiidruil To- form upon 1t. Each Of these disa-
Freeabilties increased with time, and about four mon hs since
aIourth was added tn them. by hair falling oil from the top
OF my head and threatening tn make the bald
Ia TINS unpleasant p~redicnmcnt, | was induced to try
No9ls lilr restorative, mainly to arrest The falling OF OF
my mar, tor ! had really no expectation that gray hair could
ever PC restored to It's original color except rom dyes. !
was, however, greatly surprised to md after The use OF two
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ITO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Il NIB
TOWN AGENTS In XEK MONT.

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81 front-strect, New York, has made extensive sale Of the
best description Of pure Wines and Liquors to Town Agents
in this State; justly earning by the character OF the goods
sold n reputation for selling only pure liquors and at reason
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are required by law to purchase and sell none but genuine
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Application for Goods may be made to HAS. BACK
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Reference may be made In regard to the character and
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Iiqu Ts, to
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: W. TIAYER, NJ. D., Dean Of Med. Faculty, u. V.
W. CARpENTE &, NJ D., Professor do, U. V. NJ.
]. I. pIERCE. AGENT. HUNTINGTON.
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