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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15
CATARRHI DISEASED EYE!!

NATARRH! DISEASED EYE
~ No disease an b. cared ubl .. The iUSF or IL Known
tnd rnov.d Ibis POS ULA sboudip ps since have q
rscognlsd BY phy ,icAas has T. b. en' Let one FACI
give 10. That couPsint termed oosunci-
ktilRi NAL puot e.f p sac sas usse, rsn' "n'
l-isaod the q gwen Hcnoc Nc tfsdiileA
a. Iiiuful e. say hsfbacu. lrActis 81 lrcn. Aih
pro5~ a4sge from eye 10 r cnndai TO tie Ger.
hes ed useless means ofcu No patient "As
ukEu BY the proesS aver ~ithopt fear % success
~ rsdcfioa shat GafHfh, Ia svast m oN of c~es u
the ln.ry A.d sole OF tie DISTRACT %. Cure 'sATh
AID DE art instead II ho~ioE syer ad down tbe ebreh van
again "a lhrluEh their utas oanrL Aud whch M doc
t1f sOUR FAMILY Ply SiCfAN." hal hive unle rHrd
what 10 has es'n,d .nisa'sha dcet 90. eh'it, 20 and
cure Caisrfh Instead pf1bI fnf c-tsT "a the u9
irl h. will thea succred la removing he obs uct % I'D cur
ing the tunpia ut-no a IN i Let % lat dogs fblFLC
TiOst5 cha these ions - ssy eitcf mots a. ~
able dTe To- toe unch nredfd ud much cal cIiof lM
PRUVEMENI Of the Theory aud irse icn q NJ ditine
~ ny Office No 6i2 Bfosa~sy, =. l. e.snce iTon lou
CoN5ULrATIog AND CURE
may be hsd for -
CATARnH II. by sPEPSlA, lndo htf CHROME DISEASES,
bscsu,e tlcss have NOW and True Theory de-
lustve
Any applicant obtain pamphlet FREE. Caiah and
Dyspepss by neosing postage stsmp i.it. nom IA
% y. IN. H. GCODALE. NJ ID.
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,Me0icnl.
MOTHERS! !! MOTHERS n!

MOTHERS! MOTHERS ;! MolhEho ~
-Don't fell to procure MRS. wINsLoW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING. II has no equal
or earth No mother who has eyertried MRS. WiNsLoWs
SOOTHING SYRUP viii consent to let her child pass
through the dstes.ns md coi period ofcc,hing without
the aid of this invaluable preparation. II life and health can
be esnaed by dollars and conts Is worth Ito woisl' 10
gold. '-.-
Millions ofboe' sold every year 10 the Uolssi sa's
II Is an old aud wcll-tried remedy.
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TgwAuE OF corSTrRyrfrs ard rsrrATios~
None reuulu. unles. tie as-slails Of CURTIS PR
KINs, E,w.York. 1. on the outsi4e SnpPcE
ssldby Dmgii.,. Throughout, tie sohj
Phaeipsl office. No. i3CED AR-SE. NEw-YoaE
rf-e OIL, 2. cent. pr bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15
1871 THE PENNSYLVANIA Qf5
GEF4T nOrBl F-qRACK ROUTE.
lie csrac.y u the R0a5 b cqga to any t. the com
GlL GAEA shoot LINZ TO IHc AEsE

Tte cs1ocy u he Roa5 b tqga to any e. the country
GliL GREAT SHORT LINZ TO Tuc AESE
.C.ies 10. a. OF Hcuss, corner Of Nesey-st.
Cilcn,sti ChiAaso g. Loci s., Paul Hssh,ile NeuPi
kes-Oleaus und al ofLe IN the Net Hort- et
ds5uh"eai ao unsurPla cd Tor speed and n5ft b, any
gb,cpgh .ip Tor be West rsve New-Yok (1ot of Court,
lAnd az Morning Expees. = mi Lye!nog ESIress, T.
a., G.s1 a. 2. n. tom taue place, Vs. AuentoNh a.
rFiag o. Phsl st Y nexi daJ ard cc;ing there with
al Weafeih t;iiLs
sIee, .ar I'D sD.okns esrs on al the traiu,.
rae a~ys low, and the mc quick, ly any other
by his route fesh,s r al description c1n be forwarded
disss, ll.aos WiscofsiB. Iowa Missouri by RAIL
Road DhECi OF 70 port on thc Davga5le fi5es Of
the We4l By stelrleis fcoli Pit,sbaigh
che Of Freight 70 aud from any point Ia The " est by
the lehBsy, a4a Hsiloa3 % III tunes favorable
charged b. otber osiJSd 90 npsDes Necbants ard si
Isrs iru the transportation OF their Ffeh u this Com
Tot Compa0y aisO uisintsips an EIfslaDt Accommoaa
n Lite by ~ ch psdi,s Tn giaiog Nesiwa enjoy
ssp ana eoniciae mode OF eose, anoe 1t one hal the
~ ELlIUTr Passenger A rent, No. A.torHOuse.
LALCH Sc, freight Agepts
10. Asior House aud No souih Villiaia.st
s,,,,,,, 49,. No. 6Bste"y place.
o. <EWHloIK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pa
fenao, tfeiasi,o loo. Of ChAmbersa. As lo.lovs,
G.: sn,.s,h ~ oF'a az
So s.iik daily. or oisvrl. and in,orueds.s s,s.
ne. ~. Acc9n,rodAtion daily. "
a. 49, Ns!' i'r A1aaisle~n, EewbuIsh and iasern,e
3. u Elsh1 Elprs'. dsiS, sot DanliE puso,. c.,,.
Pa. atc ~ eif.!as The from If SAND -
ttcugbte pa.slo. I7csa-t run 70 Duntit. '''--
cnAg.Es MrSoT General Gan,
r GtTATI3S ISLAND FERRY. Pare Six Cent.
- Boats lessc every hoaT from to o. m fro FOOT
o! NLtchl.l.st. o-st SIDE q TIE Ia terry.
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TlilHnclal.

DEMITTANCES to o
HI ENGLAND. IRELAND. SCOTLAND. snd WALES
SIGHT DRAFTS i1 sums fem 6 4 upwards, on the
UNION BANK 81 LONbON.
NtIiJNAL BANK OF StUILAND u, --.- .
lE FAST RAINING COMPANY, IRELAND,
GOOD EVERY WHERE Issued by
TAYLOR BROTHERS,
Bankers. No. ga BROADWAY cor. Nurily
n 10 WALL. corner Pe8ri--i.
NETWORK AND ERIE SECOND MOki-
= CAGE BONDs.-Holdeis Of these Bonds not yet cx-
IL 5,i for tweny years Iequeslcd 10 Pr'sr4i ne.
BONDS without delay a. The oAse Of The COMPANY ~ w
~. f u.te - far xieus!ou. Those Niihrg - 'It-nd
m psr aud Interest for their bond. r'in "a r' 10
re iog 10 extend iLru on pIcseuag thci 81. sid ntcf
IN TUESDAY aid THURSDAY Of each week, At nom 10 to
IL O'clock. INIT the 1t day 81 December.
ks.-lofk Nos. &. IHbl.
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Ian hsppy to be able certify to the efficiency Of MRS
WILSON'S SOOTHING SYRUP. aud 20 ths truth Of
what It repressuted accomplish Having sIts boy sui
fens greatly ffom tickling. wh, could net rest and at night
by Vi Gle. ould permit any Il ne family 20 DO %
purchs cd bottle Of the Soothing syruP ~ effect upon bin
wa. Ike NJ ac hs went sleep aud AL p'is sea Her
dlslPfesred wehAve had 20 tooh'e WIN h '
81 ,b M \. fov, will pas. though with comfort the
rooess or teefLing by tile sle I'D Of Mrs
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP Every mother ~h' regard
the hrsl aud lie Of h.r ohI'en shoulJ passes H.
MrA H. A ALGER, Lewsl A.s,"
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awe use MRS. wINsLowS SOOTHING SYRUP
daily aud would advise all parents procuros suppy-Rev
Aaron Jones IT, Editor Of The Ms,l,PPi BaP Published
al ia kson
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NJEw-YOBK q NGW-HAvEN RAILROAD
CO.. lvINJFR ARRANGEMENT lo6l.
COMMENCING NJFLMBEA II, 1871.
Passenger saaoa ia Hew.YorE cor. 91ih.st and ltbGy
lntrsrtc l4tA-sL

TRAINS LEAVE NgW-YORK;
YoT Nes-Bs7en, :. NJ, TIA d l2:5, 33oEx) $50
<.Sl AID =. ~.
iaT 666ecrcrt = 8 m, {Ezli l2;l5 o:31 QxJi $3.50
81 ard b.
Fm Mi'Io-i Stafford Fairfield Southport sta wetpor
Tor NorssA 3 $40 a. H. Mas 49, tE1) $50. $3.50, 5:
30 y.
Ecr ireu and GreeaaoA, Z, 800 H. l2:l5 $50 $50
E:31 Z m
i 3 Stanford :, g, tEz) 900 nj l2:l5, $780, ga, .;
20 i.S1 50 m.
u Pot Chester ani int mediate sn'ions s:3oa IA II:
Is, 3..9 1872 500, ESQ p m.
- poft 1 les - -.d view u 'oleli@. r
CONNECTING TRAINS
fos bostou. via springfield ~, lex $3.50 (Ez
= fc. Eoston SioEs Line, 1919 p.
lcfIlgtofa AID spunglleld A. ok J. l2l5, $3.50,
tEEl .. NJ.
ard is;l5 4 TO NcriLaH ptOa
For Hartford Pfoyidvsoe, aud Fnhlil Railroad. f.,
sor EcT-fisFen YowLondon, and s.oningion Railroad
a, a. IL l2ilJ, $3.50, ?. ni
Eor C4isi i-atroad i2..1 ,. m to NorhsmDtol
F1r Holsafonc Ns.lroaa 70 Pitt.n-ld, o a.
Ior Sc. gstgck Roll cad a. $50 p.
For Da bury sDd Norak Railroad, ?, $3.50 m, $50
Co.nfao3ioos &c ying Cars ats Chez t,5 train.
JAMES IL. HOYf. SupcIiIteudent.
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awe have tried t. aud know to be all clsms"-Rev
s. Home, Pastor of the PierrepontsI Baptist Church
Brooklyn, NY
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Included in the exports Of produce iass w. y" M
40 bbls potatoes, 81 bbls pearl ashes, ~" ',n nj
wheat -four, i35 bbs. rye -four, 2,Sl90'. 40 hush
96l, O74 bush. wheat, 6,402 bush. rs' %, bo.s
oats, $40 bush. peas, 2ls,6S9 busn' corn GA bale
candles, 2o4 tues coal. 29S bales Cotton IA. .ois
hay, 597 bales hops, 753 obls rO'in, = ga sslk
s ~sss a s' SS gall. .p.n s lss s IS ~
OIL 544 gals. liuseed OIL 2sse S0.' port 'ss,, iur
and 2S7 ,cs. beef aisO5s ID cut S oss ls,dD
s7s b butter, 2,8li,O 1t cheese, So 80 ora ~
tc.. add tbs. rice, $40 s!4 ID .s'' SS and
crude tobacco, 1870 ID manufactured d0'' '''
wha ebone. u.aateop
The quarterly statement Of the Pacific Pacific. a'n 80
ship Company shows the following 3 .'. .... .hs >
crowded out yesterday. Is viii " "a -
Company lie earning al tho rate o. o. III. '.,s,.Oa
mar snnnm. The new steamer Coi'
In place of. T. Loustsr. resixase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

ITO, YOUNG MAN! Knowledge is Power
i What YOU need l. not medicine. bot hfouna,ion
Read Trsct will sent for d. no s.snpl aud lea
how you may avoid ruin aud good health without
druss Address LAkOY SUNDERLAND, Boston, Masa
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CONSULTATION AND CURE
TUE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVER,

n
Mr KENNEDY OF RoXbufy hss difeovercd, In ~ our
COMMON PASTURE WEEDS remedy that cures every
Kind Of HONOR from the ScfOlua down TO common
Pimple. ,
face.
2to bottles will clear the system Of piles
bottles wsrrduted TO cure tue Sofs; canker In the
moth enl ttlmtch.
$40 bottles AZ warranted 10 the worsi Kind Of erysp
elas
Ito2bo,le are wsrrsrted 10 ell humon In the eysL
2o botes warranted rsnng Of tu car, and
blotches among the hair
alto bottles are warranted to corrupt and running
2to 5 bottles viii cure ssa'y eruption of thetkm
ITO BOTTLES wsahed 10 the Won't cases Of ung
2to bottles sre warranted 10 the most dopersts
Of rheumgti.nI.
ITO bottles are warranted to saltIheun.
10 bottles " ~ curs the cases Of scInfha
A LeBeit IL always eSp-sncei noT tbs hrst bottle, and
porfre cure when the above quantity |. akn
BY siyng ric. attention 10 tie direction the phlet
around each bottle. aud jgdieiols ppicailon u tho
sCR0FUsA OINTMENT.
HEALING OINTMENT, and
SALTRiIEUM OINTMENT.
every ucor end Of whatever Kidd or ns!ure 10 perfectly
and permarestly healed
Price Z per bottle.
For ,ale by respectable Druggists everywhere.
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JnsnranSe Companies.

NOTICE TO FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS.
~ - liels.s SOCK Mo rUAL INSURANCE ON.
f4sN wa't sseuis "a en- he hoiheru, Easfar, sd
Nee aafA APR carts aust fend rce'cGae char.
se'ef ed Hspondhiltg. nd 80 Boz 10. ~ NsEYe.k
fO.tDLcs
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Gewins-n lacbines.

~ N l. X i S EWIN GIN ACHINES
A for fsy and MaEua,uing purposes reduced prc-s
an on tccon dating terms Saesrooin No. $40 Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

MILITARY SChOOL,
II, PERTH ANBOY. n. j.,

- o..ohs- / Win corps Of eGicieat teachers. Boys
Pid 70, college c. eas'e aven 10
bir Pupil, may any time, pop ing rom tue oa0 VI
e"s i Il beautifnlly and henthflly situated on l'ari
go. q ~ mile. fom New. York. and h. uu'nil ass'd
ses for boating and soablins me fah
,s ard ergsnt frtestoue edihce heated oy ~ it
"a Md by g,s Ihe Institution is coucnc ed on ulhtS
picipcs ~heh have oeen ionnd esq Z Ven
pr pnysic. aod truins Thorough Isa sho"
h ~ tar, duli and Disciplined by c9mpe 'S.els
CHS sdai,ied ia, scholars, aud soisS provision ~ade
'' opars eontsiriBr refercpcys terms Sc sd5cs, NJ
n Wl~EWELL. Principal or MARCUS SPRiNo' ff''
rrietor, No q Park Place. Ne'.forh.
Holm MAcMULyENs French, English, and
~ Classical SCHOOL was recpeged S.p.. y OIL az no
VII be uudef the barge Of lady who has su4h ior
In one Of oar ben sceols Crcn.so at LocGsood No al
BrcsiwsJ Prices No as' br0aaws'. aud st Ihs school
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
w sFfTUTE No 23 Fourtb.st. on WssiSs op p
e,ruer OF Nacdou salst, tCLAhhb 5000 W.. t bai
with twelve Assi.tan,s) prepares PnIi'oi al Sse' " ~
ne's or College
NIISS MARY s. SEDGWICK's SCHOOL
vi or YOUNG LADIES' Ne. ~ East Jlth-si' wheie CIR
culais may be obi lined.
MIR. GEORGE c. ANTHON' CLASSICAL
| III FRENCH and ENGLISH SCHOOL Twin oym'
nssium and Preparatory Degiftmentl Nos o'o shI o,s
way Conner th-st, oPels Sept D. Circular az hAhoo
80 6J Chfi'.esus so ~ brosd"ay end a eoe oe'O
DARKER and BERTHLT's CLASSICAL
Il FRENCH ard ENGLISH sCuOOL. with PimaIy De
rsfuent and G,nb.s1n No. - T. 2is, corner o pf"s.
wav l,anened SEPT o French Is SPOKEN IN eu' eePHF
nrnt CiicuIsr' o, Locswood' toos',or, -
VTE IRVING INSTITUTE, Taryto"n,
y viii commence f. tgh 9'' co@ S S
Ia IF iAMf5M WHITEHEAD No: ~ N4;s'u-st room,
of r. II. a. y, office a Manhattan 'n9lng ~ INV, % NJ
uncr -, Of by sddresi the Principal d. D no" E'H n
80 !. % .
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The following Damed gentlemen were yesterday
elected directors of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com.
paDy for the ensuing year, from November II, lSs.
William II. AspinwalI, Charles A. Davis, Frsncis
Skiddy, Samuel w. Comsiock, Frederick II. Vol.
colt, Howard Potter, "HeDry Chacncey, paniel B.
Allen, Alan MeLane.
The statements Of the banks of the three principal
cities Of the Union for the last week e9Ebare VITA
the previous one, aud the coesDeading imc Of 1850.
rs follows:
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HENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.-
~ F.du f,lt Of Couen l'st.C Connecting Al Hampton
Junction gith Dcswo-e Lsek wssna and esteIs Railroad
sd Il eas,c with Ihis Valley Rsirost ane as connee
s.ox frndg line Pftsupfgh andthe West without
WfvlFR ARRANGCNiE Sr--CouEosnciug Nov. g. 1861
- cave NeW.f I'D as ioiiolgs:
WArrrsH-r0 EXPHEssAt q. m. Tor Eaton lieadlnE
Po,tsyilc, Hasrisburs Auucn Chunk. WRisnlspcrs &c
NAL Vs aiS--At A. frT fcston, WAFER Gap SC an
to- Crest rend pittstCp, Wi.keso-1 =, Nc - 49,
IL n. IukOrGH I41Aft-for Esor Mfrch Chunk, WI
Tam e. E,sdog Fottsyiie, Hsuisburs. so.
IAPH. IEAIAF o. Easto, Bethlehem Aleltown
aid MaICh (hulk.
s:50r.r. Way TRAIS-For mcEsine.
. -. o. MEsJEKN EGPRK,s-FC' ~. ton Aifto"h i.eao
ing Hpui, gr tt,5aIsh, and tie Vest Sleeping c4F fJD
Jeser Ciiy thr ugh 70 'i.isbu. eh 80
, g-i.epss IgsIY F0R uaKkIsBURe-Ihe 8 N. EEpren
T,i nm Nef.Yok srrivrs BaTrishuga p Connect
ir- East and IS Psnrsy CeGtT b.lfoao NO ira
Cen fl iroac. North cad sJu;h and Wl-h ne CuA3er
Tue TTEouGH ExPGrss TRArN FOR TEE NRsr ieevss
NY orE u f n daily arutays oKcrp,edl o. Iiag os
coseciion Barsbp vi Eefh la il -. an
e,1se 4 cars it-bTgn and bat oue q t.ol-u sn1
(inatgO. flar b0rgs iiI4e B. saved ~ ohng th. fil
.EIuAaKa4ruRT AND NLw-IoES FtRHI-LeaFe SOW
YORK rom fiec 2 North hiye al J:l5 Ini Ib:Si S-'
a. +. go, a. -, 1r..,..- -
tip each NAy. JOhN ~ S4Lts'S 3"i e''1't'I'"'
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Boots ano Shoes.

MCCLELLAN BOOTs-Now ready, for the
WI Promenade and Fisd made OF 0lsn Cali Ensmeled
and Alligator Lester, vita wide aud heavy EnsLh Solos
MsDnfsrTedby BURT TEhHUNE No ~ PaTkrow
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GEORGE A FOWLER Ofouaford"

1--WE have child three months Old which his Scrssmed al
most necessarily with sPssmode affection Of the bowels -
that We had despsirei Of rs.ng t. ' stomach was
sour bowels dcrsnged and siuod every syoPom was nna
vorsbe, until No obtained bottle Of the sVOIhIND 81
RUP. which acted like charm 1t imneta'ey became
quiet aud nov mlDiles every symptom Of imrrSenent
srd comfort 10 good e kitten, Playful ane
smiling, and entirely we'll Al Of which We a'eroe to
III, use Of Mrs.. wINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP.
DAVID MILLER ofC,Grrpcs, No~-fors' ,
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HUDSON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

"trpcnN pIVCR All ROAD. -F0rALBA-
81 NY and TROY. CONNECTING WITH 4kAlHs
NORTH fnd WISE Trains leave; - ,
y,,,s nd tnd 3.7.2J ll;l9 a. "a. and 1853 and
- End p 1851 y N -
Toy Gcd ss@ny with sleep lOf9 o. oa- DAY Iao'1ooJ
scarl. 1915 8 IN. 49,.
PU sie tsin a. 1888 E. M, ard l;29 sDa 6's' IN
N. AVA sue $50 p m
peekskfii ubia, S:1i IN. ls;S5 p N.
Sil sing tieu 90 ain., 4:d 80 NJ and s''' p ~
p
Tsnytown train ?. N. go p r.; ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

oil nslA REWARD.-A reward of 5 900
% sVNDU ia hereby offered by the undersigned for the
,.t ia conviction Of the person persona who. the 81
dsy OF November. 1861, al fshkill Landing murdered
PHILIP AUGUSTUS EMBURY Of Brooklyn said rewsrd
at the arrest aud conviction OF such person or persons was
caused by the patty Parlie. claiming such reward
n. EMbURY, No. u Clsfk'st. Brooklyn.
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Go Wbom It man Concern.

CONTRACTORS BILLS on the Govern
~ rnent Tor Amy and Navy Supple, collected chesply
aud expedition sy. puTcbased CD favorable terms By
LIyERMOkE, CLEWS MASON,
Nos. ~ and ~ Wsll.st.
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Loan, Deposits. spefs Circcrs.
y. Y, Nov. e5s4li3s38 ~ 94SSJ
Boa" Nov 9 e1sl93o 2i3lIa3l 1899 6S72.M
Pills, Nov. g. 2l,55lfi3 2O26i3 6glT7bS 2zSsII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

pOST0N DAILY via GROTON:. - ,iI9 S eotii
ION PER- No rs a. p N wM EDWARDS @''
&c. H5 Wesi-st.
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Gxcnrelons.
sieamboatS ano Railroads.

Yy0R N0RWAIK, DANBURY, Sc lc
iFCl1 l,1CI' pNiCE lelvss Ca,haf.ne. Target
,yers TUESDAY. THURSDAY ana sAIohDA''
o5r'ack a. Ia Fare 20 eCnts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

XIV ,RSEY BAIIROsD-FOR PHIL
~ stt "a end The SOUTH AID Ntst va Jtic
sly i4r- " 20 aul Expi1ss Lilcs icsvc New-f9'k Ht q
AID s.i1., sd aud p N rare ~ 1l5o,su ,i'se s
SD lrca,si s1d he Wcst, and iol so.aa''e "N'
ti,1 BE- srssa e. {, Lcd Ia pud p M trnins
j. NJ. WOODRUFF, Aesi TAFT Sup,tiu'gnas' NJ
70 bessse 81 ~ e rec ivcd f1r any sins unless cehFered
"a, So I'll : -iie. iu irauc- Of the time Of lcaving
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Cir on NKwYosgi DEPARTMENT ~ FisaScK(
BuREAU rHE RECEIVER ~ TAXES.
NEw Couar.Housg Pax, Nov. .. 1851
NOTICE il hereby given, that per cent viii
be- added on the lot day Of December on all Take. re
unpg also that cent III oe added on tho ''h
day of Drccnb-r i,
10 avoid inconvenience aud delay tax payers are earnestly
requ, ..i not 20 wait until the last " nis nJnth.
Office hours from . NJ, to 2 IN.
JANIS kELLY. Receiver of Taxes.
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"a SO DoUBLE-sOLE WATERPROOF

Vp Il w BOOT9--FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES at
] - 50 stJOSTSS, kos. 10 and IL AkS-Bf.
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al ia k,on.
We WIN .eaeh our "slsr" to say "a BIEssTSa
on Mas. wm.Low"-for hslHns her TO survive
and oscsps the gipiog, collecting and teethiog h'ge
We confirm every word ss. forth 10 the PKosPKcrus ID
performs precisely whit processes to perform, every pS
ofit--nothug less Away with your CordiI" "Pstesore
"prop,p "Lsuaarum," end every other "Nsrcoiic' oy
which the babe ia drussod Into stupidity and rendered da
and idiotic for life.
We have never seen Mrs winowknOw her only thronfh
the prspraon Of her Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing five had the power We woad make her. {" she t
physical savior TO the infant race
Rev. c. H. Weiser, to the "Germ-n Reformed Ae'sen.
co.," at Chsmbenburs Penn.
En- who are parents We know It's good vaue and have
perienced zone Of tie rch blessing, Which Tesl from L.
use"-Rey. sylvsnus Cobb Boston Chrl'din Ffeemi1.'
"Mr. WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP he, en- unpreeo'
dened sole with me- tnce my customers have see~ined Ia
si., Th (. the Ers. time IN ,hiyase ye,rs' drug busi
uess th,t have Endorsed lcue for Intrinsic good qu'i'
ties kno It give, the eesiest .aiseon to parents a'd
curses aorditg cefand quieuds. without any unPei an'
elects attending is use.
GEORGE A FOWLER ofGunford"
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pee.oer mo- rooms vii be recorded AZ secufclto any 81
rlis.at az Ill t,e fsrle .ha have beca paid Tor 81
Pseight boston fsrvagdcd thoagh Win Gr'H m'lH'H
by al Ezpgess FreizH - 'in. -, W.,
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" fAy-3 0RK, HARLEM, aud ALBANY
Is Rl LEOAD. For An.uy AID Troy Eolth ara Wet
VsH f5I AERANGEMEsT, couIeuciog NoNDAA, nov.
alUff 3 ALBANY, le!.0 q m. EAp'ess ulll itm' ron
21at-.i r .r.
JnHE EURCAILL. Ass'l slP't.
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u ITOcufrdfr Soidtrrs ucus thc Oht1u
states, on application la person or by letter 70
UEO NOODMAN No. 30 Pines
GhEnn REWARD-A reward OF $500 ia
I1tjtJO svby offered for Information that will lead TO
Ito detection aud conviction Of the penon % persons who
the murder upon the person OF PHILIP AUOUS
rus RMBURY Of Brooklyn at Fisbkii Landiog on the
evening" OF Saturday. the I'd Of November lhl-Fshk
Landing, Nov. o, 1871. -. -
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No. 40 EZChANGz-TLACR. Oct = ls1i.
4 IL PERSONS are cautioned against buying
n ;ostiug lie following 80 fer ceas TREASURY
NOIE.' VIZ:
No 8t37 Tor a-00
Nos q s25. 27.ek5 p s21. q. -. foT 2 100 each,
pas slr The order Of Ger 2-ueI hi The havng
been obtained by fraud aud ,lsr ,,men' log oP,ed
kETCuIti, SDN Il 90.
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VfONE ISLAND RAiLk0AD-CllANGE q
Z IEEMlNt S-Leavs fsmes-'i' snd 5ih''t fei'l,,,
A.,ylf $500 o. f. ,ife. npo't S3l NJ Tor tsith
49, ~ ,-tsv Y ... $50 a. IN. end 1880 aud $3.50
j. = IT, $3.50 iE. caJ i-:% 80 5 Io p ~ ~
ffern o.g1 ~ I1:.. $3.50 s;0a aud 6:Ji r. 20. Tor
N los leave Hunters Point On arIiyal Of Solt from
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II To,al.4 2N sc E9s - 4ssyQs > II sisTs
Lat week.. 2JS9l 242 lg90i5gJ3 IS 1880 1853 Is
Lat year.... 2l109O OT lltsz6sJ0 3Ss5JG+o 2O2lz9
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IIoR BOSTON audPROvIDENCE, Vie NEW

~ PnRT aas FALL RIVER Tie splendid ant 'apSlg,f
rcsssr NITRO PUbtS, Capt BrNn iee,o5 Sc"' ON
- r.s,,sDST TIJaSu AZ. and SATURDAY, % 9
,Ii[l n ~ ssi ih- EMPIRE STATE. Cent b.s,to on
rftsEp g. WEDNESDAY, aid FRIDAY, s'4o'ef2c~ p a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-04
John Brown and Col. Ellsworth.

The Chicago Democrat one Of Lincoln's
organs, utters the following indignant howl
in publishing the account Of The death Of Ellis
worth
Virginia is guilty Of tho blood Of two brave,
true fearless men, each Of whom that ancient
Commonwea!t has slain, because they dared
to fight for freedom.
John Brown died upon The scatfold. He
died as became brave, good, honest, fearless,
conscientious man. He had intended to shed
the blood Of no one, save in his own defence,
or in the defence of those whom be came to
save. lie died without fear and without re-
proach. II is the slave system that caused the
death Of John Brown.
Col. Ellsworth died in battle. He died as
became a brave, good, honest, fearless, con-
scentious man. lie intended to shed the blood
Of no man, save in his own defence, or in de.
fence Of those loyal citizens Of Virginia, whom
he came to save from the oppression OF the re-.
bells. He died without fear and without re-
proach 1t is the slave system that caused the
death Of Col. Ellsworth.
How much longer is this damnable system
of human oppression to be allowed existence
Why not now sweep it away, at once and for
ever, before it murders any more brave and
good men? Away with il?