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The national Republican., 1861-09-23
DLEASURE GARDENl

DLEASURE GARDENI
ERNST EOEEELER
Takes tins method of announcing to his friends and
the public generally that he has opened his garden,
on the corner of New York and irst street,
for the receyuon of ysiters for the Music on
Monday ANU nursday evenings and sacred concer ts
on SUNDAY sssiiss he sr nus always ,s @ @sappy r
best lager p,er IRON his own brewery. lie also fur
nishes layer TO persons throughout the city.
bowling siiey ana gymnasium have been fitted up for
the aGcommouutiun of visitors may "a
The national Republican., 1861-09-23
IN D So II L. E II 8.
FRUIT&.

Oranges and Lemons; Bunch Raisins, wholes,
halves, quar.ers, and .ighths Layer Rsi.ins whoes
halves, and quarters; London Layer Raiin.; Seed
less Raisins; Valencia Raisirs; Sultanu RaLins;
Smyrna Raisins; Prunes, In fancy boxey; Curranis
Ctron; Turkey Figs; Malaga Figs; Fig Cake; Ara
bin Daies; French Prunes, in boxes and kegs:
French Plums, In kegs; German Prures, IN kegs;
Sicily Prunes in boxes; Turkey Prunes, in barrels
and boxes; New York = ums; PrunsllOes; Dried
Peaches; Dried Apples; Assorted Preserved ruits;
French Brandy Fruits; French f. uits, in Juice
Brandy Cherries; Strawberries. in Syrup; Tama!
rinds; White Grapes; Orange and Lemon Feel Eng.
lsh Pie Fruits; Prunes, in Jars; Dried Pears.
M U II -
Paper Shell, Bordeaux, Taragona, Iyita, and
Hard She'll Almonds; Cream Nuts; African Pea
Nuts; Sicily Jordon Sheled, Sicily Shelled, Canary
Island, and Bitter Shelled Almonds; Cocoa Nuts;
Carolina Pea Nuts; Filberts; Grenob!e and Sicily
Walnuts; Pecan Nuts; Black Wa nuts; CheshutS
Virginia Pea Nuts
AGUNOT FoR
Bonds Boston Blsouits Lewis Preserved Meats &c.
Atmoi s Minced Meat; Tateoey eyan's Fig Paste &c.
Norton's Pine Apple Cheese; Bsltimo Can ysters
Andrews Celebrated Champagne Cider; Richard.
sons Peaches and Tomatoes; Fahr estOck's Farina
Wells Il Provosts American Pickles.
The national Republican., 1861-09-23

w.f.sA.w. GREELEY, Rrvpasso~a, sostcn
The national Republican., 1861-09-23

FOR THE CURE OF
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION.
Weakness or Debility, Flatulenoy and Naussl,
Loss Of Appetite, Nervousness, Liver Com
plants, Bilious Fevers, and all Diseases
Of the Stomach. Liver, and Bowels.
As A PREVENTIVE FOR FEVER AND AdUE,
THESE sr1eHs ARE NOT EQuallEn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-20

For 3sSo Pen. lat quality or 40 Pen "a quality
For 80 o. No. Pen, lat quality.
GOLD PENS, ALI QUALITY, ~ SILVER MOUNTED
DESK-HOLDERS.
FOR 81 No. Pom; f0T ~ 2j sNo. 5Psn for 8? IS a
No. Pen For - 50 No. Pen.
For sGshe. Pea; foI s5s No 9Pen. and foF &c No.
10 Pen.
The it Quality pointed wh the very best dlosuin
Points. csrsfay selected ord Of this quality soi
with TIC sshios. inpcffecon which sk and the e.oses.
scrutiny can Dele
The 81 ou-Hy" superior 10 any Pen, made by him
Ifryious % The wear loto
The "a Quality" he Intend. shall elusl IN rsspec, 20 Du'
fahy Elsi ard Good Writing Qualities Le only truo
cQns lef.tlonsl any Gold Pen, made elssv here.
d. regard the Cheap Gold Pens he bex leave TO That
prcyou. operating IL. New and Patented Machines he
sonld not have made Good Writing and Durable Pens for
the price had the Gold besa furnished gfatuitously.
Address, a NORTON
No. Is Maiden Lsne, Ncw.YoIk.
FOR SALE by al deslsn In the line Throughout. the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-20
1891 TIE PENNSYLVANIA 1 SSG
| l. OOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. lOO1
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE
Tie capacity OF the Road Is equs 10 In the country
The GREAT SHORT LINE TO ThE WEST.

lie capacity OF the hoed 10
The GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST
Office No. Asor House, corner Of Ne.ey-st
Facilities for the transportation Of Passengers 10 and nom
Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis ST. Paul Nashville Memphis
Now Orlcaus and al other In tie West North West
and South West unsurpassed io speed and comfort by any
route
Through trains for the West leave Newlo foot Of Court
landtst J. Morning Express, Evening Express, p
also ut D. from same place. via. Allentown, ar
r,ng Ptsbh 1T IL next day. and connecting there with
all Weston trains. 49,,
Steering AID smoking GERS al the tr8ins.
Fare always low and the time quick, by any other
route.
By this route eights oil descriptions be forwarded
and any point the Railroads q Ohio Kentucky Ia
diana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa. or Missouri. by RAIL
ROAD DIRECT to any po on the nGvisablc rivers OF
the West BY steamers from Pittsburgh
The oi Freight and fem any pout In the West by
the Penn ylvsnia Railroad all times favorable
charged by other Railroad Companies Merchants aud ship
pers nirutng the transportation OF their Freight TO this Com
psny, rely with confidence Its speedy transit
Thi, Company also maintains an IMMIGRANT Aecommoda-
ton Lire by which parties eaigratng Westward enjoy
cheap aad comfortable mode OF AZ one half the
lrst-ClAss rates of fare
J. l.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No. ABtor-lIouse.
LEIGH & Co., Fstight Agcnts, -
No. Asios House aud 80. | South William st.
MCDONALD & RisoH0fFi EmlTart Agents,
No. 9Battery place.
ENoCu LEWIS General Sop's. AtOOus. Pa
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NO. L FEs CanAf hA'N''"'f 49,
-, H.. .,r,. No being he smallest No. The luges
sdsutod for The poke, No the suat and 70. ~ We
Largest Mammoth Gold Pen for The aesk Lon AID meeui
4 and made only Of frat quality. Tie enssEHs' arc FAC sim
Hes 0' ''' Go COLI Pms, WITHOUT CASES
For IS cents 40 Pea, lat quality, OF No Per. %
quality.
o. No 4 Pen. "a quality. -
For 2S no Pea Ia quality or No Zen I'd quail
~ OF q Nc. S Pen, "a lslitT.
For 80 No Pen, let atty, or No. Fen, ID quail
~, or a No. Pen, 30 quality.
for 81 IS No Pea. III quality ora Va. GPep ~ quality.
For 81 25.a No. Pen lat quslity
TIE SAME GOLD PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
CASES. WITH PENCILS.
For 81 % No Pen. let quality, No Pen. elqn,iy
For 81 - No Pen, 1T Qualify, o. No. Pen, 70 quail
IT, or q No. Pen. 81 quality.
For 90 No. 3Pen Is. quality. or No. Pea, ID qiai!y
or a Ne Pen I'd qu.liiy
For 81 30 No. Pen ls quality, No. Pen, u quail
iiy, or Ne. Pen, "a quality.
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PAsESGERs YoE EURoPE--By order OF the Secretary Of
State all passengers leaving the United States required
TO passports before going Oh board of the steamer
CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
~ LIVERPOOL, landing and embarkinr passenger at
Queenstown tlreand The Liverpool, New york. aud Phil
sdsphia Steamship Company intend dspschn: their full
powered Clyde built Iroa Steamships ss follows;
EDlNbl ~ sathfusJ' Nof' =,
CITY OF Saturday. Nov. ".
1INA .SatufdhY pet.
And ovory SATURDAY. Of noon, from Pier No. Al North
River.
RATES or PAssAGR.
TIBgT CABIN. ....,$T5 STEERA0Fs......."SM
Firs. Cabin to London 60 Steerugs 10 London.. 50
Iirst Pails.... % steeTage to firis..... -
Firs, nbn 10 Hamburg 85 steerage hamburg.. %
Passengers aso iorg aTded 10 HayTe BTenien Rotterdam,
Antwerp. &C., AZ equally l0w rates.
Persons wishing 10 bring their friends buy Tickets
here al the following rates to NewYoIk FROM Lyerpooio ca
Queenstown lsl Cabin, s15 s8j. and tl0a Storage tora
liverpool 40. From Queenstown, go.
These Stesaars have eor accommodation for paseu
gems and cauy eIpeiereed Surgeons They bolt Ia
Waesh, lion Section asd have Patent Fire ARaihiatefs
OF loud.
For further Information apply In Liverpool to WILLIAM
iNMAk Agent. No. 20 Nut.rss.j In Glssgov 10 MN IN
MAN. No 81 fnochsquare IN Queeus!ewu TO {. W.
ID. SEYMOUR CO; ia londoa 10 slyFsS Macy No.
oil Kiog Williamst; in Paris 10 JULES DhCOUE no 3
Place DO IA Borlss; Ia Philadelphia 10 JOHN y DALE. No,
III Wslnut-sl. or at the Conpauy's Oihcea
JOHN v. DALE. Agent. ho. Is SUBWAY, NIX
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GxcnrsOn9.

CHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS on
~ STATEN ISLAND. FARE SIN CENTS by Seden
Island Ferry. foot Of wLsshas between Battery and
South Ferry.
BOATS LEAVE EVERY HOUR from a. IN. tor D. IN.
On FlNK, 81. NDANs ErERY HALL HOUR, to Up. m.
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urE,uE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE

81 1--WE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
Tae GOLD PEN-THE BEST or ALL PENS.
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
THE BEST PENS IL THE WORLD,
On receipt Of the following sums IN cash OF poa'
nc win send by return mail or otber se
directed Gold Pen Pens, teieeng fse same Geeei"y
% descyiDncn., viz - .
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For % cents the Magic Pen for 50 cents the Lucky Fen
for so cents the AwayReady Fen FOR 70 cents the Elegant
| Pen and FOR =, The Excelsior Pen.
| Tie sizes are. Nos 2, 3. Z, and g. - ...
/ TIE SAME PENS IN SlLNkR-PLATED EXTENSION
| CASES, WITH PENCILS
For 20 cents the Madc Pen foT IS cents the Lucky Pen
FOR the AwsysEe.dy Pen; for E %, the Elegant Pen
and for So the Excelsior Pen. These well finished
good writing Gold Pens with I5olmin Points the
Of every OF which viii lar outlsst gross Of the best
Steel Pens
4ho name A. Merton" "NumbeT." and "Qu.lity"
stamped the following Pens ard the Points warranted
for tx months excep. against accident The numbers nd
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For New Haven, H. IL, (EX)i l2:lJ, 33O(EIli $50,
4 30 and \. m. -
For Bridgeport, 7, H., ETl; l2;lS $50 lex u $50
{:31 and p.
For Milford Stafford Fairfield Southport and WeStpor,
7 a. m. 12.l5 $3.50, aud 4;90 p. M
For Norwalk $3.50 M. 12:5, $780, (Er)i $780, i;3) S.
For Darien aud Greenwich, :, $50 H. BIS $500 49,
FofsIsmfOrd, :, q, Er) s:0oa nj ia:is 800. CEE 81
30, 1870 $3.50. p .
Is, $50; 400, $3.50 $3.50, p M
For Port Cbestcr aud New Rochelle, 81. N.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield, M, (Exl $3.50 ZEE m.
Fer Boston. via Shore Line, 1915, p.
FOR Hartford and Springfield, la m, (Exb l2:lo' JEW
(Er.l, p. m. 80
For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal M. CExl
and ~ us D. IN. 10 Northampton.
For Hartford, Providence and Fshki Railroad M,
(Ex.D, 1915 p. u.
For New.fIayen, New-LoalOn and Stoninston Ralroai
Of a. m, l2:l5, $3.50, .. al.
For Canal Railroad. l2:l3 p. m. to Northampton.
For Housatonic Railroad, to Pittsheld IS =.
For Naugatuck Railrosd, Q O. M, $3.50 y.
For DAnbuTy and Norwalk Railroad, $3.50 $3.50 p u.
Conmodious Sleeping Cara attached to p train.
JAMES II. HOYT. Superintendent.
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V'HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN

flNIIE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
l. ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
PA3SPOHlS.Al person, leaving the United States will
require have passports from the authorities Of their respect
ye eouues, counerzned by the Secretary OF State at
Washington.
PROM sEwyonK TO LIVERPOOL.
ChiofCsbin Passage. .....,..................Sf3 $50
Second Cabin Passage..... I'd
Fnos BosrOs TO LIVERPOOL.
tlieit aDln fesssge. ..,...,....s.........''sSlo
Second Cabin Observation-Disclosures. "
lie ships from Newly ork call al Cork Hsrbor.
The ship' from Boston call at Halifax and Cork HMbor
PERSIA, Capt Judkins. AFRICA Capt Shannon.
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone. CANADA, Capt. J. Leicli
ASIA Capt r. q. Lott AMERICA Capt. Hockey
AUSTRALASIAN, NIAGARA, Capt Noodle
Capt. Cook EUROPA, Capt Anderson
SCOTIA (now buildng)
There vessels carry coai white light al mahead green
starbosrd bow red on port bow.
AFRICA shannon. leaves New York. Wednesday Nov.
EUROPA. Anderson leaves Boston. WoonesdaY Nov -
PERSIA Judkins leaves NewYoTk. "Wednesday. Nov 20
NIAGARA, Noodle. leaves Boston. "Wednesday, Nov %
ASIA. Lott leaves New-York. Wednesday, Dec 4
Berths NO. secured untli paid for
An experienced SuFgcOn on board.
The ships VIII not be accountable for Gold
Silver Bullion, Specie. Jswcy, Precious ones Metals
unless s of fsdng signed therefor aud the value thereof
therein expressed. For Freight Passage apply to
f. CUNARD. No. Bownggeen.
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proposals.

CENTRAL DEPARTMENT or TnY MEsRoPoLIrAs PoLiOE,
No. 5lJ BIoome- St, corner Of Finn
NcwYoIk, Nov 10, 1861. y
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office till
Dee. for PLAT OF GROUND 100 feet square II sit.
ohtd on corner of street 25 BIZ 100 feet u in the into
nor o. block between BIosme aud Great JoneS.s and the
iowery and LIugenssls u. b. HAsBROUCK.
hciits CHEF Geek
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY.-

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JEhSE1.- -
" From foot Of Courtland Et.Connecting at hampton
Junction with Delaware, Lackswanna and Wsstern haioad
and AZ Easop with Lebgh Valley Hsrosd and it conec
on forming direct line to Pittsburgh and tie west without
WfSTER ARRANoEMEar-COmmencip Nov. 4, 1861
Leave Newly ok a. follows:
UaHKlsBuRG ExPHRss--A. O. N. for Easton. Reading,
Pottsvie Harrisborg, Mauch Chunk, WiliismSpoYt &C.
MAI TRaIS--At q. FOR Esston, Water 0ap ScIan.
ton, Great Bend Pitts.op, Wikesbsue, 6c
IAN. THROrGH TRAIS-For Eastou, Msuch Chunk, VII.
lismspsft, Reading. Pottsyile, Harrisburg. SO.
az. NJ JHHOr0H TRAS-F0r Easion, bethlehem, Allentown,
and Manch Chunk
$3.50 ?. y. WAY TEAIN-For Somervle.
8P.a. WgsTERS EKPREss-For Fsston. Allentown, Read.
Ing Harrisburg Pittsburgh, aud tie West Sleeping from
jersey City through to Pittsburgh.
Express TRAIs YoR H,RRisBrRG-The 6 = M Express
Train from New York arrive Harrisburg a. connect
ing East and West Pennsyyanis C-E Rso 3D. NJ them
Central Rsroad, North and South and with the Cum6sr
land Valley Railroad.
TnE THEorCH EXPRESS TRAM FOR III. Wrsr leaves
NewYok q, p n daily Sundays excepted making close
connection sSbuTg with Penis vonia Rsilroaawithn
change cars 20 Piburgh and bat % Cincinnati and
Chicago. -Four hours time Is saved by taking this tram
EfikaHETHPoRr ASB EEw.YORK FERGY-Leave New
York from Pier no. North hiver, at e3 1892 3:2c
andf;aO, r.
tip each way. JOHN o. SIEHNs, superintendent
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Sales bn Arttlon.

A. VI. MERwIy. AncuoneeL
Df BANGS, MERWlN d Co., Irving Build
ID ings Nos. 5yl and SOC Brondwaysses Of Books Sta
tonery, PctIe', Works 81 AT Fancy Goods Furniture. kc
IMPORTANT TO BOOK BUYERS.
TUESDAY MORNING. Nov. ~, at O'Clock,
And four following days ct seme hour,
GREAT SALE OF ENG LlSH AND AMERICAN BOOKS
VIII be commenced above stated. The catalogue Is
ready and may be had application 10 includes large
contributions II ENGLISH BOOKS. comprising new aud
valuable works in all tue various departments, many Of them
elegantly illustrated aud superby bound just rec@ived ou
the London poblsher ooD.gned expressly for this ,ae
Also, extensive cOnsiyuments of standard AMEhlCAN
BOOKS nty Of the leading houses embracing srg,
variety Of choice works ia Tch aud substantial bindings t
now Miscellaneous Publications. including prousey enbel
shed and richly bound books suited to the holiday season
&c. All new feb and perfect stock. Also, invoice o.
ltnuorted Perfimery aud Fancy Articles, ke.
10 BE- sold WITHOUT RESERVE, in lots 10 sui, pun
elasels
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COUNTRY SEAT.-EXECUTOR's SALE

COUNTRY SEAT.-EAECUTORs SALE
" at AUCTION, to close estate Premises In the Town
Of POughkoepse about miles south from tho Court House,
N the City Of ougeepse between the city and the reel.
dence Of Professor Morse South Avenue about 900 feet
front FIFTY ACRES being the south half Of the farm for
merly owned by Mr. Coleman Of the Aston House, 10 the
neihborhood OF Mr. Wnsow, Of the firm Of Laner, WING
low & Co., NewYork, and Mr. Vsssafs, Spring side.
4 commodiOus 2story double house premises; paIoT,
ball. sngroon diningroom large bed roo and kitchen
the first hoor halls two largo rooms and four smaller bed
Toons second floor. Whole warmed By furnace good
well and een good barn. she'd stables and carriage house
all in good order.
Can be adysa,sgeOualy divided into two beautiful
places.
The sale Court House. In tie City Of Poughkeepsic New
York THURSDAY 2lst November 1861, at two O'Clock,
afternoon Terms Of payment entirely easy For view OF
Aueioneer So said city, Mr FONDA, the premiges
q. COLE, Executor, No. 26j 4loiE.st.
Dated Nov. 4, 1861.
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foai uno FOUND.

G1RANED or STOLEN, from the corner OF
viii new red squire LoS WEtlON new HAR'Gss, orns
meats msIkaAs my returning the s,nie %
SWIFT, Nehlnstou HAL High Bridse viii 90 oet'iy re-
wsfisi. Also neW Bu0,.9 Robs ard hor: BsaAo.
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BEWARE or corgrzRTEiTs and IsTArIoss
None genuine unless the fac simils Of CURTIS PER-
KINs, New.York 10 on the outside wrapper
sOldb Druggists throughout the void.
Principal Office, No. 10 CEDAR-Sr., EEW-Y0aK
Price only u cents per bottle.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD orALBA-

II NY and TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains Leave:
From Chsmbersst From JOthss
Express and II and ,: I2 ll:J0 O. NJ, aud $3.50 and
% aud p. NJ. $3.50 p m.
Troy and Albany with siee 05 pm Sundays included
Ing carl 1915 ..
Poaghkeepe train al 1870 M and lS5 and $3.50 Pm
m and ana $3.50 p m.
PeetIk train, $3.50 p. m. 5:5s ?. N.
Sing Sing Esin 30 am, i3o 1855 H. and $50 p W.
p m.
Tsuytown train, 4 p. m. l:25 p.
A. y. SMITH Superintendent
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professional Notifies.
Ale0ical.
! MoTHERs! MOTHERS u MOTHERS "a

MOTHERS! MOTHERS {! MOTHERS -
DONE fail to procure MRs. wINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING. 1t hs, no eoos
on earth No mother who has er,,ied MRS. wINsLows
SOOTHING SYRUP viii consent to lie, her clud ,.,.
Though the distressing and critical period seshns wious
the aid Of this invaluable preparation life aud health en-,
be estimated by dollars and cents It Ia worth II, weight "a
gold.
Millions Of bottles sold every year In III, Uai.,d ssa
It is an old aud well.lricd remedy.
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in WILLIAMsBURGH for SALE.

TWO FARMS for SALE ut AUCTION
i THE subscribers will sell public auction at the Hotel Of
Isaac A. Hoes In tho village Of Undertook Columbia Coun.
ty on the ,h day Of January noJt at II O'Clock Ia tho fore.
noon FARMS adjoining each other situated IA the town
Of suyvessnt in All county owned ard occpped by Lucas
Van Alien hi- decrease One contains i9l and tho
other 10 acres. Tile indisputable. Terms liberal.
DAVID VAN SCnAACK,)
JOHN VAN ALIEN, }Tgtttts
AARON VAN ALIEN,
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NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE,

nor SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE,
IL on SATURDAY. DEC. The United State, Mail
Steamer FULTON j. A otton, Commander. Will sail from
Pier No ~ North River foo. Of Beaeh.s on SATURDAY
Dee. At
This eashp unsupsssed for safety aud comfort. has dou
ols nsne under deck ncosed b. water
which beside other results tend Ia the event OF collision
sandr 70 keep The pumps to work aud secure tho
safety OF vessel and psssenEers '~N 49,
For Freight or Pssssge, sppyto
SAMUEL NJ FOX.
GEO. MACKENZIE,
AEenta. no. I Broadway.
The steiner ARAGo win rsil January l.
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81 h.ppy to be able to certify to the efficiency Of MRS.
wIEsLoW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, and to the truth d
what u represented to accomplish Having little boy suf
erng greatly from ee,hing who could no. rest and al night
by bis erica would not permit any Of the family to do so
purchased bottle othe Soothing Syrup its eacc. upon hiu
like msc no went to sleep and all pain and
disappeared Wehave had trouble with him since.
and the tIe fellow will pass through with comfort tile
cmcaing process Of teeng by the sole aid Of Mrs. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. Every mother who regards
.he health aud life Of her children should possess it.
Mrs. II. A. AL0ER, level, Msss"
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NEW-YORK. HARLEM, and ALBANY
IN RAILROAD For Albany and Troy North aud Yves.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing MONDAY, Nov
l. H6l. For ALBANY, 1850 N. EIpen mail train, Gom
2Glh.st Depot -
For all local trains see TINT: TABLE,,
JOHN BURCTiILL, Asst Sup't.
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Ocean Cleaners.

EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA "A first.
class will Leave Hew.York on the ls lih. and
2I ofeaeh month except when these dates al SUNDAY
when the day Of departure will be the MONDAY following
FOR freight sage sPPly at the only ohee No Bowln.
green ID. Is. ALLEN. Ageut.
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1--WE have tried H. and know to be all claim,v-Rsv
s. Home, Pastor Of the PieuepouIs. Baplis. churol
Brooklyn, NY
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NTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
IN ADELPIIA AZ J the SOUTH and WEST, via JER-
SLY CTY.-Mai AID Express Lines leave New-York at
and a mr. and aud p. Fare. So Through tickets
sold for Cincinnati and the West. aud for Baltimore, and
through baggage checked ia o. III. and p trains
j. w %OoDRUkF, Assls.ant Superintendent. ;,
No Baggage viii DO received for trains unless delivered
and checked IS minutes In advance Of the time OF leaving
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GEORGE A. FOWLER ofGuilGrd.

owe have chrd three months Old which has screamed n
most necessarily with spasmodc affection Of the bowels y
that had despsired Of rsngit It's stomach was
sour bowels deranged, and almost symptom unfs
vorable, un Obtained bottle Of tho SOOTHING 81.
RUP, which acted like charm. Il Immediately became
quiet and mGnifess every symptom Of Improvement
and comfort 1t Il good little Kitten play ial and
smiling snd entirely well All Of which sscribe v
the use Of Mrs. WINsLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP.
DAVID MILLER Of Clarence, EewYorL-
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ITO. YOUNG MAN! knowledge Is roM ;ss;
What you II -. seed not medicine Gss ssa Isns
- Won ,a, ,sei nile ruin and secuIe COCA hcaas
80 AL AIoY SUNDERLAND b-s's. "s'"
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1--WE use MRS. wINSLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
daily, and would advise all parents procurea suppy"Rsv
Aaron Jones IT, Editor Of The Mississippi Baptist pusshsd
a. Jackson.
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U. s. MARsnAIs 0FncE, DisTEcr o. RHODE IsLASD,l
Providence, Nov. lf, 1851.
s. MARSHAL's SALE Of NAVAL
4 STORES at NEWPORT, n. L-SPlRITs TURPEE-
TINE aud ROSlNBy virtue OF warrant Of sso from the
Hon. L. District Court to directed shall sell at Mar
sboPs fao at pubic ancon The Long Wharf In the City
Of Newport on the 2lst day Of November A. d. 1885, al 10
O'Clock -Four Hundred and Thone barrels Of Spirits
Turpentine end Three Hundred and Tbny.cg barrels Of
Rosin beag the cargo of the schooner Adeso the
having been BY said Court prize TO the United
States, and ordered to bo sold
ALBERT SANFORD, u. g. Marshal.
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6ewing- Alatbiues.

MPIRE SEWN G-MACHINES
for Fsay end Manufacturing purposes 2, Iedscci pce'
and acc mmodatns terms salcIoom No. 90 broadSsY
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WINTER GARDEN.

WINTER GARDEN.
The MsuagemeU. has sincere pleasure IN Announcing
the engagemeut
Mr. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
who have ed Boston aer having achieved
triumph than usoal ba9cy hundreds having
been tn ned nyty from the doorE and drama l. frore
aroused beyond Whn Boston has for years Thus laden
with honoT5 tleS return t. play heir annual engagement
the Infer Garden 10 this In which their charming and
exquitc and rbe social virtues have bnt
for Il honc Of cndnrns regard and their pleasant pes-
has made Summer Ia periods OF the deepest
gloom. This Il ENNG "Wednesday they otter thee pieces,
1.-THE Fairy Circle" NJ Barney Williams Con. UCsroan,
Mr. Barney Williams Mohee; 2. Tie buflesque,
1.-THE Magic Joke Price DoloToso Mrs. Barney Williams
3. The Irn Il.orn Paddy Ryan. MT. BaEney Wilams.