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VR AlEsPe lR4AIIORl4
Balti1iiorie,5{ 8 onto Rail Road
p 60 -.

4
,8Eis-Es.Ist sWHEE1ING, 18th ATrii, 1861.
ON and after tha1 4th Of April 1851. the passen-
" ger Trains viii BIO run ~ follows, viz: 500
lT1te RxpECss TFuin leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays at 40 A. M BeHToOl at 1880 A,SI., ATriV-
inKiu Baltimore at 4A0 A. A., connecting with The
BXpHesS train for Pll0delphiR. New York. Boston.
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rtTeA at Washington at $50 A. NJ making close COLI
hectiOn with the Southern inel for all Otthe
SOutls This train stops at the principal stations
from W heelipE TO umberlana. 4sa
Returning, leaves BAltimnrR at HAb r, NJ. and
Warrington City at 246 p. IL. arriving ut B6nWood
At "A. 81 and Wheeling at CIT A. n making direct
connection with the EXpressFain for all parts OF the
West, Southwest aud Northwest. This train stops
only for meals and wool and water. s...s.-,-.4zii
The Mail TTpin leaves daily including spndS Ra AT
6:5I p. NJ, Reuwood at-!i:26 p AZ and ATrSeg In
Baltimore at 1915 p, M., connecting With thaS1l1il
train, leaving for Philadelphia. Se8 York, BOSTON,
and all Eastern cities at AIS p M 1Ya6ll-
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eFn lines for all parts Of the 6outh rhtstrnn stops
on the west end OF the road at A0undsTie, Cameron,
MaHningtp Water Station Pairmont and Grafton.
Returning, leaves Baltimore Mt $50 "A. ~, Wash.
inEtOn City at 4:25 A. NJ and arrives At RenWnbd nj
10;10P,M, and Wheeling at 10:S2 r.. n, connecting
with the Express train for all parts of the Southwest,
West and Northwest. This train stops At the prfn-
cipal stations only. ii5ss ~
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily except Sundays, leaving Piedmont Mt $50 n.
and arrives at Wheeling Mt s:l0 i. ". =
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W.P. Smith, Master Of importation. :.
I u, n COX, Gan1 Ticket Agent apo
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SyphiIIs and Rerctrrial Diseais.

'c5t5 a. III GsT, NV, oEIEANS, zSth August 1853.
DE-. J. @. AYER: Sir: i cheerfully comply with
the feEuett Of your akeHt and report to you some Of
the eteet4 have realized with your SarsapaTilIa-
have cured. with it. in my practice, most Of the
complaints for which It IS.FcOOmmended, and have
found It's effects truly In thecure Of Ine-
real and NeTctriuE DiSedSe. One Of my patients
had syPhhtic ulcers in his throat, which were con-
Stunning his palate and the top Of bis mouth. Your
SartapartlH, steadily taken, cured him in dSe weeks
Another was attacked by secondary syptorns In bis
nose, and the liberation had eaten away nconsierR-
Bile part Of II, 90 that believe the disorder would
soon rSael his brain Hpd kill him, But It yielded to
my Of our SaFSaparilla; the ulcers
healed and he well again. not of .couTse lrithot5E
s"me dtstigurattOn of his face. A woman who had
been treated for the same is6T6r yracFeuTy was
5uttertpg from this poison In her bones, They had
become 20 sensitive to the weather that on d tlatnE
day she suffered exeruciAtipg pain her Joints and
bones: She, too, was cured entirely by your sarsa
which your agent gave me. that this prepSration
from y6ttt laboratory must be a great REMEDY; con
Se9hehtl these truly result with IL
Fraternally yourS, G.v.IARllIHR,M.Ea
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THRNEW.YORK WEEKLY TIMES
Single Copies $2==T Two Copies for
g = S---Fiy Copies for S5. M

The Cheapest and Best Family and
:, General r., NIeeyysPePer IN tbs.
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6h1O1CN In Ii. 'lIIAlNS.
Leave Cleveland at19.25 A. n. and 900 p NJ ar.
rive at Bridgeport at 4:57 7. II. and 6:14 A. II.
Leave Pttsburgl at 100 A. II : 630A. VI. and 1880
p. H.: arrive at Bridgeport At STA "A. NJ, 1898 A. NJ.
ami 1857 p. As -ss 80
Two Accommodation Trains will be run daily fsun-
days expeptsdl -Ohe between Weilsyille and Pitts.
buFgh, leaving Wellsvllle ut ESQ A. NJ stopping at
all stations and arrives ut Pittsburgh 300 Al. 81
Returning leaves Pittsbureh Mt 400 r. NJ and arr
rtyeF Mt WellFyine at 6:25 r. MI n sEE5 s. 10y
The other between BayaEd and Cleveland, leaves
aynrd at 1880 Ms stopping at all Stations arrives
at Cleveland at 1O:35 A. ~. Returning leaves Clsve-
land at b:3O NJ and arrives at RAyArd at S:46 p NJ
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return $3T5.
Fare always as low, and time much quicker than
any OtherrOute. $50 ~ i7I5Ii y II
Through Tickets to all points In the West, Nort!4
and East can be procured at the office No. 81 Wafer
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ut bridgeport Station. o =
Freight contracts will be made At lowest rates to
any point ncceasihle by this its connections
to the East, North, West aud Northwest at office
Nos Mater street, with Agent at Bridge
poFtStAtton.. ~sis u, HAMILTON, Agent, 10
~ ss-stt ss,flR tsgts e g EWhb6linR, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent,
]. N. MCCULLOUGH, President
II. R. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. = apis
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.UDoLPHo woLFE,s PURE JAMAICA
, RUN. ST. CROIX RUN, SCOTCH AND
IRISH ,WHISKEY - 80
All the above imported and bottled by himself,
warranted pure and Of the best quality. 2 70
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Dr, J. b. 8. ChannIng, Of New York City, writes:
~ most cheerfnlly comply with tho request Of yOnI
agent In saying have found youT S6rsaPAriilh n
most excellent the numerous complaints
IN Eemdle DiSedaeS Of the Scrofnlous diGthesis
have cured many ipVeteEate caFes Of LeueoTrhna by
It, and where the complaint Wts caused by al
ce5dtiol ofthe .utSrliE The liberation itself Was
soon cured. Nothing within my knowledge equals
It for these female derauEementR' =
EdWpgd 8. Marrow, of EsNFbuTy. Ala, writes: "a
dangerous Oruyian thJnOr one Of the females in
my family. which had defeda all the remedies We
could employ, has ut length been completely cured
by your Extract Of S0rSapaTilla, Our physician
thought nothing but sxtirpGtion could afford relief
but he NdVised the trial OF your sRFeaparIa the
last resort before cutting, and It proved AectuGl
After taking your remedy, eight weeks no symptom
| Of the di5eRRe rempinE y p - = % =
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Ayer's CheTrY- .PectoraI

This e a remedy % universally known. 10 snrpas
other iof the ctracf throat lung Complaints
vlstuSs rs hnFiEAllcd excellence for couClh and
and Its tTply Wonderful Cures Oh 6fiin6uGFV
nations o. the earth. Few ara the conlnnnities or
ever ANIL among them WHO haze not s6mepsr.
So 81 eI living tt3pyin
t!5I MIDST ofttgRtgtoSH over the Fnhfie and dan
Eetots disorders % ths thfoSt aud itihcSi Afafi
fatalit % these dis6TdSrs and q,
not az more than D Assure them that HI ID now Aii
t5e virtues that II ND have when max 4hS cores
,IsH stEong nPel1 The ca6adencn Of
Prepared by Df. ]. g. AVER d co.
.Lnlt1 s.-.i - I9owell, Mass.
.tsy salge ~ 4.C. GOOD q co., and by aii Drha-
eise' Anea141 y=Llevl SSH
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Ayers sar'sapa1liill.lla"l..
FORPURIFYING THE BLOOD.

Aud for the speedy cure Of the SuRjoinsd varieties
Diseases:
SeyefaLa and SeytIO,lf q btctfohs spcA as Tumoyg,
gtesrl T g. !,qPtIgg ~ 19 '', Blo'e'
-OAG1AxD. IND. 9th june. 1889
Z j. Q. AXER 4 Co. TentsE feel It my duty to
know edge what your Sarsa pArilln has done for ne.
Having inherited SGroiut6us Infection have EuF
It bufst out in UlcergDn my hands and arms; some
times It turned inward md distressed at the
stomach. TwoSeaFS ago It broke out on my head
and covered my sEalp: aud ears with one sore which
tried many medicines land several physicihns, but
without much relief from anything. fact the dis
orler Rrewtworse. At length was rej1iced to read
In thoG Gospel MaBsenE6f that you had prepared an
Alternative Sarsk arilln) for knew from your FPpu-
tntfOnl that anything you made must he gUod.7g
sent TO got IT. and nsed till II cured
ms II took 1t, as you advise in small doses of
tanGpo6nfnl over a month: and nsed almost three
bottles. New and healthy skin beinneto form
under the sGAbs which ntteF while felt OF. Ny
skin Is now clear, and ] know by my feelings that
believe that feel what am laying When'I tell yoL
that Ihod you to be one Of the apostles Of the age
and temaln ever gratefully, Your,
tsi1 1s-1lT G : 5.5fs ALFRED B.TABLRY.
ST., ARtsOay's Fire Rose M EFynpelut, Tstter and
Suit I2leitH, Sea1d Had, RingIUoTm, Sore Eyes,
+ Dnzplya z1cIq'e1 .a5
l. Dr.. RObert n PreblewFites from Salem n. r., 18TH
Sept, 1883 that he has cured nveterate case Of
DTgp5H Which Threatened to tetmiu6te fatally. by
the perseYeFips use of our SarsRpaTilla, and also
doses Of the same; says he eures the common Er1LP
lions byft constantly.
ao5a tBr6HcHOoEIs G0itre S5elEt5 Ne6l. ? z al
Zebplon Sloan. of Prospect, Texas writes: s'ThEeS
bottles Of your SATBapRT1lN cured me from Goifre
Ia liideOus swelling on the neck, which had BuE-
| fered from over two years. 100. tI=f,tI las
LeueOgThea 1Vzttes, 0rartaM TtiusOr, Ueeriae
L SluLafY
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:. New York Ot 23EUEF u. aT.--70
1919 P n Express TTAin stopping at, and all sta
fl+. tlohs west OF. Wellsville$ also at Roches-
ter, salIneVflle, summltville, Hanover.
-Hii- Bayard. Alliance, RaYenun, Hudson. ami
Euclid Street; arrives at Pittsburgh ut
~ 2:30 A. A., baltimore at 1852 p NJ, PhiIn-
delphia At h:20 P. NJ. New York at $50
5-;l - z. H., Cleveland at $50 A. NJ: Toledo at
10;46A, M Detroit at 300 p. NJ. Jack
son s9t 600 P.Ai., Chicago at 7:lO p 81,
Erie at !: SAP 81: Dunkirk at 1855 r. NJ.
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iISDEPESDANCE, PRESTON Coz va 9Th JuyJ: 1ss

- 1HDEPEHDBNOBy RreSton Coz Va 9Th JuIIsISSo
3E y 2. ATER; Sir: haze been atftfeted With
6atded the skin Of physicians, and stuck to-oiin
spite OF all the remedies could find until i tried
your sAIsapartlIa!3 One bottle cared me In two
weeks and restored my general health 30 much that
!. am lar better than before I&as atthcked. Ithnk
Jules Y; Getehell; Of st. Louis, writes: az have
heen AFFLICTED Year, With an Gsefi6p Of Eet
which destroyed my health. Itried eyery thing and
hing failed to relieve me; and have been a
pEokenJa1ss4 man for come Eeat9i FROM no othe8
cause than derdIge1gent Of kte LiFer. Ny beloved
pastor the Rev. afE ADVISED me to try your
~ because 81 SD kpex y9ua my
thing you made was worth B$ the 6ieSsIIr
OF God y has cured me, and has 80 purhedmy llool
aS to make n new man. of me-. I feel Young again
enonRh."S s8A9tss 10 1flF s0ai1 7 ss.i7 -
Saatrrats cdsioerz 1tmegs Ulesyits,u
ria, Ca.1eG and rEztolfGtion ri de Bgaef :.
great variety Of cases have been re66rte1S 10 NJ
WhsreeuTes o tthese liable Complaints haTers-
suited from the use Of this remedy, but ouT Et6ace
here Will not Admit fhemI Some nf tlieif4
found IN opF mertcan Almapse, which tho asents
oeIoW HGmed arc cleared TO tB hi vic
cAllioTuheu1. lftit ggf aTEM .SSlsstfl9ftff ii sI5
Dgspepsid, Heart DGsease Eiss En- Tenn. sttanebe
~ iis,a ~ Jis ,tg, 1eHTdLgig. SD. II
Many remarkable eures of these adections have
neeh mAdO by the alternative power OF this
theTital functions into Vigorous action
ana thns eS0Eeomes disorders Ol would be sun.
Pesea beyond ~ reach. Such a remedy has long
we are eonfdent that this viii do for teFa an thai
medicine can do s-'.'
Ayers Cherry Pee tOral.
FoR'THR RAPiD cURE oRlg5tia 7gtiF
G coughs Colds, Infnenz III. FToaE4shes
NEoupS hr0nchtttss 4nctpfemt CDne 4
sumption and Tor. the Relief
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5aa 3 sssss .5iIllsean s'ast
szE 5szrf7 h7aS57sF Z m esq sfa55 az
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81 - FRANCIS HALL q CO.,,
s3,f-t1 IA PR0PRIETORs, 4
mh26 40 PIKE s4REEr, New York.
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G. L. DERRY al IsaF 8 1! a. 2 & &
$40 BRo2pSAY, :NEw YoaKa )
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andlWheel

W.P. SuTH, Mater OF Transportation. :. :. q
i, u. COX, Gen1 Ticket Agent ap90l
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. New Family Grocery.
New York Journal Of Commerce
81 !st.fsa 1-rs7EViEEEF[II7Y
Thirty-Third year.

IEnE PUBLISHERS OF THE NEW YORK JOUR.
il NAL OF COAIaIERCB, at the solicitation OF ma
friends of tho paper, have revised the list prices
for their Weekly edition, and reduced the rates 20
70 meet the views Of those Who want weekly paper
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NSuhuAHb e3eePteq;l 5000 :; 2s-' s-sf-l'sS
HOO n. Nail Train, stopping at al stations. e
naifls - cept New Salisbury SuiAipiBvIIle Frank
80 lin, East Rochester, MOultrfe, Winchester,
= l-- .-.RoOtstOWn, .EArlVille. Macedonia, Bed
ford, NSWburg and -9IRGhinS SIfpp, ar
~. rtveS, at Pittsburgh at 8s4OJp. b. Balti-
more t,6:l6 A. AI.S Philadelphia at $50
- A. NJ, New York al 1880 A, NJ, Cleveland
at $50 r. M. Toledo at 1O.3S P! 1T5Detroit
= -- at 1:S0 IA NJ, Jackson at 1880 A. 81,
~ Chicago at 8 "A. NJ, EFfe at u, AZ A. H.,
Dnnkirlk.rt $50 A.'AI., and Buffalo at
- $40 A. NJ, ~
43s p NJ. Fast Express Train. stopping at an sta
tons except Deep Run, TiltoHsTflle, War
rem, Browns, JeddO,. El1iottEville, Port
ts Homer. Rogers Perry, -Four 1IIle Run,
VauPOrt, and Beaver, arrives at Pitts
~ burgh at $40 p H., Baltimore at 1889
--.-- p AZ. Philadelphia at 1O:l6 A. NJ and
New York at 2:20P. II. rs-ETs
1912 p NJ Rxpress FrAin stopping at, aud all sta
tiors west o.. Wellsyille; also at Rockies
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NEW YORK EXPRESS,
10 q IS PARK ROW. .. =
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UDoEPHo woLFE's7 PURE PORT
Imported and bottled by himself put up for melIcl-
nan nse with his certificate Outho bottle; warranted
pure and of the best quality. &c. --f4Sk
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NEW MILFORD.

A novelty for New Milford in the shape of an ice boat, has been built by some of the young men of the village, intended for use on the Hou- satonic and as it is light and easily transported, will occasionally make a trip on Warramang Lake, where there is a much better /" field of operations" It is fiat bottomed, about 10 feet long by feet front, and feet at the stern, and rigged with mainsail and jib. The front is square and rests on two iron runners, each about Is inches long, while the stern is supported by a single runner made to turn on pivot. and acts as rudder to guide the boat. It is said that it will run at the rate of mile minute, and is very easily managed. A singular looking box in front, labeled medicine chest" is probably intended to contain b. allast.
 A donation party was given to the Rev. c. G. Ackley, on Wednesday afternoon and eve. ming, of last week, and notwithstanding the hard times," the receipts were pearly s100 cash, be. sides flour, wood, groceries, &c.
 A Fair was held at the Methodist Church on "Wednesday and Thursday Of last week. for the purpose of raising funds to pay for the par sonage. The net proceeds of the fair amounted to some S65.