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The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24

New MILITARY BRIDGE. MIR j. w.
Murphy, who planned the Railroad
Bridge over the Delaware at Easton,
has Invented new Railroad Bridge,
which is about 80 be submitted to the
Federal Government. The object of
the Bridge is to enable division of
the army TO cross streams where bridg-
es have been destroyed or at points
where an enemy would not be likely to
expect visit from armed men. 1t is
designed to make the bridge 800 feet
long and deyidsd into four spans, and
erected upon the suspension principle
the structure being supported on wire
ropes, one inch in diameter, and eight
in number For trasportatioD, they
are placed on reels. The wire ropes
are attached to the earth on each side
of the river by ships anchors, and by
blocks and falls the proper stension is
given them. The piers in the river
and towers aresmsde of wrought-iron
tubes, which slip together, when not
in use, like telescopes The suspen-
ders to the bridge consist OF iron tubes
and the diagonals of blocks and falls,
the falls in each case being of pliable
wire rope. The whole bridge, it is
said, can be conveyed in fourteen wag-
ons. and put up in one hour, by 100
men, trained for the purpose. It's
strength will be such that large ar
my, with artillery, &c, may be passed
over in short time.
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24

f'wo children, named Cannon, were
suFocstsd at a FIRE in a tenement house
in Pearl street, on Tuesday night.
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24
Bel. Del. r. r. Comnanv

NOTICE /. hereby given thar meeting Of
In the stockholders of this Company will be
held at the TRENTON HOUSE, Trenton, n.
J., on FRIDAY, the Goth day of July next. at
II O'Clock n, for the purpose Of electing Nine
Directors to serve for the ensuing year.
R F. STOCKTON, Jr., See.
Dated juno Il. 1851.
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24

Col. j. W. Forney, Of the Phila-
lslphia Press, was elected Secretary
ofths Senate, on Mond ay last.
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24
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In Clinton township on the 9th inst, Mary
Jemimy, aged 6 years and mos and on the
l4th, Martha Catharine, aged 4 years 3 mos.
and 8 days, daughters Of Potter n. and Isabella
Apgar.
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24
FLEAINGTON RAILRoAD.

Leave bennington for Lambertyiils 7.20 335
Lambertville for Pennington 926 $40
Connections made both ways, between all B
u. X. Il. and +. r. r. trains at Lambertville.
Change cars both ways at Lambertville. myl
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24
THE LATE ENGAGEME ENT.

Oar. Troops Compelled to Retreat By the
Superior Force Of the Enemy,
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24
Six Cents Reward.

ID AN away from the residence Of the sub
Il = Ecriber. on Thursday. July 4th, 1851, a
colored girl by the name Of Margaret Brown.
indentured. When she left had on dark cell
co dress, and no bonnet nor shoes, All persons
are hereby forbid harboring or trusting her
under the penalty Of the law.
A. PHILLIPS
July 4th, 1851.
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24
ESTRAY CALF.

CTRAYED from the enclosure of the subsri-
~ Der, about the 1at Of June, RED HEFER,
about one year old, marked with little white
between her fore leges. Whoever viii return
her or give information leading to her recovery
viii be seutably rewarded, to C. II. Barber,
Lambertville, or to
SIC. BARBER Spring Valley
June 25th, S6I-3w.
The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24

by the Michi gan Second and New
York Twelfth, when they fell back.
The Federal forces then took o pos.
ition on the top of a hill Two rifed
cannon were planted in front, suppor-
ted by Captain Brackets company b,
of the Second Cavalry. with line of
infantry composed Of the Michigan
Second and the New York Twelfth,
some distance in the rear. A steady
FIRE was kept up on both sides in this
position.
/ The rebels had two batteries of eight
/ pieces in a position commanding the
road, They used their guns well, ex-
cept that they fired sometimes too
| high; but were gallantly faced by our
troop. They did not reply to our
| regular fire for half al hour, during
j which time they were receiving large
reinforcements. In the meantime Col
onel Richardson's brigade reconnoitred
the woods
Several Of the pieces were disabled.
The New York Twelfth suffered
next TO the Massachusetts, First
Among the killed are the following
Lieut.. Smith. Of Company G.. Mass
achnsetts First Edwin Field and
| Sergeant Forrest, Of the Boston Fns-
iieers.
Lieutenant Loria, of Brackets
cavalry, is among the wounded also,
Oliver e. Simpsons, Of the Massachn-
Setts Fist, and Chaplain Lancy, Of
Conuecticut
The total loss ~ our side is estima-
ted at thirty killed, and forty wounded
At hal l-past fonr o'clock, General
TYLER ordered the troops TO retire, it
being necessary to relieve Captain
Brackets cavalry, which had done
the most effective service
The day was exceedingly hot, and
the horses thirsting for water, which
could only be obtained at Centreville
Only about 900 of our troops were
at any time engaged The rebel force
is estimated at 1000.
Col. Wilcox's division, including the
Zouaves, moved from Fairfax Station
to night, to flank the enemy. The
battery will undoubtedly be taken to-
morrow.
This battery is thought to be one of
line of batteries, from Acotink Greek
to Manassas Junction.
CENTREvILLE, Va, July 19.-In
addition to the killed yesterday, at
the battle of Bull Run, as far as as
certained, were two of the New York
Sixty-ninth.
Our troops did not retreat, as re-
presented in some quarters yesterday
but only retired to prepare for u more
effectual engagement.
CENTREvILLE, July l9-Noon.-
The column under command of Gen.
Tylor has again commenced moving,
and the troops are formed into liue,
the Massachusetts, First Regiment
having the right of the column.
0. E. Simpson, of Company Fl, First
Massachusetts, was one of the first
wounded in the fight yesterday. He
died this morning, and was buried
with military donors by his friends
1t has been ascertained that the
rebels abandoned the first battery be-
yond CentreyiIle before the Federal
troops retired last night.
The loss on our side was COMPARE.
lively triaing Some are missing,
who are supposed to have struggled
away or been taken prisoners.
Thirteen prisoners captured by the
Federal troops are now on the way to
Washington
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QeI THE PENNSYLVANIA 4 SfI
A COl CENTRAL RAILROAD. loOl
GREAT p0UBLE-1RAcK ROUTE.
,speciy II the Roud is equal 10 any Ia the country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO TUE WEsE

THE OkEAl otONt LINE ~ lHIs Nisols
Office No Asor House, corner Of VessyF.
Fs1es for Tho transportation Of fesseugers 10 aud RON
ci1ol ati Chicago st. Louis. ST. Paul Nashville, Menphs
New rlean and all o'hsI Ia the Wet North. Nest,
and S,uh West for speed aud oomoH - any
route
ough trans for ibs West leave NewYok foot Of Court
lsndt-stj Morning Express. A. M Evening Express,
m also at p ffom place, Via. Allentown ar
riyng Pittsburgh II IL neat day, and Getting there with
al Western trains
Sleeping aud smoking on all the TRIM.
Fare always iow and the time quick Sc by any other
b. th. route. ferh,s 81 all descriptions DO forwarded
10 aud from any point thu Railroads Of ONO KENTUCKY Luz
dan. Ifnos Wisconsin, Iowa. or Missouri BY RAIL
ROAD DIkECf to port tho naygablo rivers Oh
the Wet by steamers from Pittsburgh. 49,
The Of Freight and from point 10 the West by
the Railroad all times favorable q, are
other Esosd Conp<nies Me'chsn,s and ship
urnsg the OF their Freight 70 THIS Coui'
uanv can rely with confidence s speedy transit
TIL ConiSany slso maintain. EniEsnt Accommods'
ton Line BY which psrts. en- graog westward ENJOY
oh.sp sna mode Of convey at one hsf tho
drst-clAss rates Of lar.
j. T. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. Astor-Houss'
LEIGH 4 10, Freight Agents. -
No. sstor House and No South Wiilism's It.
MCDONALD 4 BIsCH0FF. EmiSrsnt Agents,
No Battery place.
ENoCB LEWIS General supt Alt00us, r
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STATE OF CosYEcTrcrr. TRsAsrny Orrcv.
Hanl0fd Nov. 70. 1881

GALE OF STATE STOCKS.-Sealed Pro.
- posss for the purchase Of . 1000 Of the Bomb a
hs aye Of Connecticut will be received AZ the Ocs Of Ia
lreAAurer Ia Hartford until the 10Th dsy Of Dece ~
noon hsn sad proposals win bs opened In the presence q
och bidders may choose 10 attend aud the bon awsrds
TO the highest bijdsra
TIE proposals. mast be accompanied With certificates Of -
po certified checks solvent Banks In the 81 ntss Of
Connee icut Massachusetts, the City Of New ork Of
per II the bscrbed be hed a. secnry Ter
the faithful ul6nent OF toe bid aud returned 70 s owusr.
on their order.
Iii provided that bid shall be scceped lea sp the
par value OF the bonds and n psynent Ia fund. current In
New York aud Boston will be required within twenty dsyt
sler notice OF acceptance.
Tho bonds In denominations Of 500 $500 and 90
are daedJuy 1851 sno peysbe at the TreaurePs Ohce IL
tw eaty years from date any time after the e,ps u
ten years the pleasure Of the General Assembly with 30
cent coupons attached pay able ct the place in January
and July Of each year
This completes the 00o authorized by Act Il
the Gene Assembly their May Session and the StsaA
has no public debt would be met 10 full By OF ess tasn
per cent on the Grand List of The State.
EZRA DEAN, State Tressarss.
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MsOicGl.

MOTHERS! MOTHERS MOTHERS -
N DO fail to procure MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETaTNG. It hiss no equal
an earth. No mother who has tried MRS WlNsLo"s
sooygrNa SYRUP viii consent to let her child pass
through tho distressing and critical period otenins WITHOUT
IN. aid oths invaluable preparation. If life and health can
b. estimated by dollars aud cents IL Is worth i' weight In
gold.
Millions ofboss are sold every year Ia tbs Unisd ssss
II Is an old and well-triei remedy.
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stationerp ano fanep GOODS.
..,s,gE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN TIT
SWORD" -
TgE GOLD PTN--1HE BfST or ALL PENS
ntNpTON,2 GOLD PENS.

MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
TiiE BEST PENS rs TEE WORLD,
IN recsrt Of suy Of TIE following sBms in cash or pos
tbe .ciber vii send by return mail or oheE~lse
silese5 Cola Pen or Pens sascg ie eceordng
70 de''''I DOH OH. PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For % cents the Mssc Pens for cents the LncSy Zen
FOR 80 cent? The AwaysReady en ior 30 cents the Eeglh
PEP; and for 8 /, he Exec !sior ree'
III sfres are. Nos e o &. ? aud G.
TIE SAME PENS ~ SHY kG-rL AThD EAJENsloN
CASES, WIZ PENCILS.
For 80 cents the Megc Pen; i2F % eers the Lucky Zen
aud for 81 the Excelsior Pen These are wel6uished
GOOD Whiting Gold Pens with oosmin Fonts the average
Of every one Of which will far ouest gio's oil the oe
The name "A MOrtou,r "Number," and Quality are
six month. except asaust accident Tho hunters ndi
size oEig: No being tie smallest No. tie ige,t
adapted for the pocket No TIE ,nsie5 and No. ~ zoe
81 es Mammoth Gold Pen, for the desk Lo'g and medium
lbs o al sizes snd qualities Shoi. Nibs Of Noe . sud
end made only Of hrs. quality. The ensyngs are FAC SIM
H'' % ''o &C. GOLD To PENS. WITHOUT CASES.
For q cents No Pen, lat quality o. No fen' 81
For ST. No 2ren, LIST quality, No Pom, "a qush'y
For RS 81 g. sEo PEN let quality No 4Pen, I'd quail
for 81 70 No Pen Is quality No. Pen. "a quail
For 4 IS No Fen Il quality No Pen, ID quality
TR ap' SsiHT 20 Cold PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS. -,
For 81 So sNo Pen t quality ora No Fen 80 quality
For IS No. Pen 1T qualify, or No Pen % qnai
w. or q No. Z Pen I'd quality. III
For - No SPon, list quality or NO. fen' "a qoA'y
or A No ; Pen Sd quality. - :,
For - 20 No ZEN lst quality, No Pen, "a quail
ity or 10. Pen. 80 quality.
For R3 No. Pon Isl quality, or No. Fen "a quay'
For ~ ~ No. Pen, LIST laity. - ,,l,,,,-,r,, -
GOLD PENS, ALL let on i,.lIl, ~ SILVER MoONlEp
DESK-nOLDEBS.
For ~ NO4 Pen; for - p o No. FEM ior ~ 20
No Pens For : , 80 No. 7 Pen. .eN
For S4 No. PEN for 81 No sPeni and Tor SOsN0
10 Pen. ,.r,,.sro,r
The lst Quslity pointed with the very best lFldos,p
Points carefully selected aud q IN. qu'i' ~ $3.50
With the slightest inperection which skill ana the eioe''
scrutiny detect 10 h. hin,
Tho "a Quality" superior to any Pens made Oy MN
TIE "a orsitvp he Intends sha equal IN respect 70 Dn-
rabitv Ela.ti,ty aud Good Wripog S1sies Vhe V! Wv"
consi js,,asions( aSv Gold Pens made elsewhere IL.
In regard the Cheap God Pens Dc eess y,se he
i not b,ve made as Good Writing and Durable fens fof
dc priee bad Tie Gold been furni.hed gratuitoesly
Address, \. NORTON, =. ~
No. % Msiden Lane, Neg-foIE
FOR SALE by all dealers in the line Throughout the
com
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& NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. IL
COMMENCING kONEMbEh II, 1861.


Passenger Station in Nsw.Yok COZ. ,7,hs. and Ah'an
Entrance Oh Ith-sI.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For Ne~-Havsn, sa ia, (EX " 2'l5. 3;NtExl $50,
For bridgeport. :, = m, (EIli l2:lS $3.50 tEr) $50
Por Milford Stafford fairfield Southport and weitpor.,
IL. a.. l2:i5, $50. aud 43S p M. - -
For Eorsalt $3.50 m. l2l3, J'p (Er u $3.50 4;JO 81
For DasD and Greenwich 7, $50 m l2:i5, $50 4;3a
For stanford a, (Er, 9;0oa nj ia'is 80 (EIh ,;
ro' Port Chester and intermediate ,tniion, $500 n
Is, $50. t.1o, 500, $50 pm
For Pot Chr,,cf sud New. Rochelle, SD IN
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield ss EI $50 (ELl p. IN
For Boston via Shore Line, H:l5. pm
For Hartford and Springfield, a III tsIl nle' 3iJc'
Foo con6ec.ioul River Railroad to Montreal (rh
and 2:l3 p m. TO Northam pton.
FOR Hartford Pro,iielcs. and Fishsil Railroad m,
GEL, l2;l5 o. N. ,
For EswfIaven, New London, and stonirgiOn Railroad
at a. tn, 2;i5 800 y ~.
Tor Canal liailrcsd l2;.5 y. m. 10 Northampton.
For llou,aionic Riirosi 90 PittshsiJ.s a. M,
For Nangstack Railroad. 3 a. ~ $3.50 p. IN.
For Dsbury and horwalk Railroad, T. $3.50 m $3.50 p m
Coutnodiouf 8 oepiag Iars attached u p m. train
JAMES Ii. HOET, Superintendent.
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NEW. JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
Soy CITY Mail and Ex press Lines leave Ne*'to'h
and a m, AID aud o, N Fare 80 ThIoun ticket,
sold Cncr ,ti and the Wet, and Tor bann0's '"a
AZ rouyh baggage checked Ia =. aud D. N trains.
j. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will ne receye for any trains uns-s dsnved
sud checked IS minutes IN advance OF the time Of ieahs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-25
1lnatlf,aI.

A LBERT II. NICOLAY, Auctloneer, will Sal
"A This pay tMoaday). November IS st Isl o'csaoL :.
tho stock S,e.Toon No 81 WllIunst, good variety Al
SECURiIiEo suits5ie FOR nyes snis FOR ful
sse World Commercial Advster and Evening Poet Csss
on "wednesday Nov a. ' ''s"~ S@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-25

"Mr. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP has an nnprece
deuted with since customer have acersne'p
me IL, This 1. the me ia thryhye years drug on'
ne. that have udoreJ sdcine for intrinsic good quail
lea know ii gives the estest satisfaction to parents and
nure. aOrs relief and quietuds without any unpleasant
effects attending It's use.
nasopcr FOWLER ofGuflford..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-25

We will teach eur SUsf" to ssy. "A BLESSING
OK Ma WiSsLow"-ror helping her TO survive
and escape the gipug coicking. and teethins siege
We confirm every word set forth In the PRosPEcTus 1t
performs precisely what It processes to Perform every part
ofitnohing less Away with your Cordial" "PsIesOrc'
"propsp "Lsudanum,p and every other Narcotic by
which the bobe Is d1ugged into stupidity and rendered dali
and ido,ic 70. life
We have never seen Mrs Winsowknow her only through
tho preparation Of her Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing" 1--we had tine power, would MAKE her. a. she IT,
physical savior to the infan, race.
Rev. c. L. Weiser to the "Gerrnsn Reformed Messea'
ger" a. Chsnben5urs, Penn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-25
GEORGE A FOWLER ofouaford-"

awe have child three months old which has screamed Al
moe, necessarily with sps.modc affection Of the bowels 80
that we had de,paired of raising it. It's stomach was
sour bowel, dersnged and almost every symptom was una
vosbs until We obtained bottle OF the SOOTHING 81
RUP whi,h acted Ike charm IL immsdaseiy oec@ne
quiet and now manifesto symptom OF
.pd comfort ], Is good little Kitten playful ana
,,r and seam. entirely we'll Al Of which ascIibs to
N. u,e Of Mr., wlEsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP.
"DAyID MILLER Of Clarence, New.iorh7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-25

ave have tried IT, and know 4. 10 be all cIsms"Rsv
Brooklyn, Ny.
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EENTRAL RAILROAD OF NkW-JERSEf.-
~ From f,ot Of Couftlaudrst-C at Hampton
Junction With Dsavae LbckN anna and Nsstsfn Railroad
.od ~ with Lehzh Valley Rairoad snd its connee
ton. forming direct line 10 Pittsburgh AID o West without
tLs e. Of ara
- cave New fofk a. foll0ws3 81,
uAgHtsurno ENrFK.s-At . M. f1f Es'tou, het9ilE
PotisrIle. usfdsburs Msucn Cburk, Ntiam'pou, kc
Mail TKsis-At a. ~ for Eaton, Water Gap, scrnn'
ton Great Bend Fiitstop, Wikssbsrfs, &c. -
I2~. THKotGH TKuS-foT tast1n, hanch Chupk, WIZ
hsmslsft, Reading Psttssiie Hsrrsblfg, SO.
4r.H THHouGH TRAis-For Ession, Bethlehem, Anono"a'
and MAnch Chunk
s:.0P n WAY rEAiN-For sanerville.
6ra NYsrESS EKFhEss-fnr ,. ton. ANrutuwn. Read.
Ing Hsi,ingg pbuI gh. AND hs West Sleeping cars from
Je 'eY City thr, Ugh 10 fiusbu Fh.
ExrEsss TKAis ron HsKKI,BuRG-The . m Express
from NsN Yok ruisr- HafrsbUIgal p a. connect
ag Et and Fsnnsy vnnis eus .roaii 10 thefn
C.uial R-foae. North aud South aud win tho Cumbcr
land VALLEY Railroad.
TnE THKouoB ExrgEs, TRAS RoR The Wrsr leaves
NrwYofk D. daily Sundays eIorpteil m.kifg close
connection HaTrsbu with Penn syivans RAoed-~h no
change ofoa P-bUrgn. aud but g. ti1cinas snd
Chicago -four hours time 10 saved By taking this Esin
RLitsrgTRPORr kSD Ntw-foRK fHRKr-Le1ve New
YoIk nom Pier No North hvrr e. g:l5a M lI:y0 Ji2O
and f.Jl, r..
be boats stop at Bergen Point snd M.iren Haibor ev6ry
tip eafh way. JOHN o. SIEhNS superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-25

ave use hrs. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
daily ard would advise Oh parents to procurea supply
Aaron Jones' h Editor OF The Mississippi Baptist published
at Jackson.
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w 4 z CT AIM s.
ITNIrED STATES AGENCY for
u NATfnNAJ InAN

OFFICE OF KKTcHUH. Son K Co,
No. ~ Exchange place. :
TREASURY NOTES ISSUED foE the NATIONAL
LOAN beeriug interest the Of $40 PER CENT pet
agnua psyabs 10 order Of ubacber directed sod Ok
the various DENOMINATIONS be had 81 this once In
6stsy upon deposit therefor In gold or current sDas
Orders from the coanty accompanied BY cheek supplied "
TWo-YFAR TREASURY NOTES RECEIVED Al
IBOVE MORRIS KETCHuM
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VNHE HORACE WATERS PIANOS aud
Il NRLODEOEs aud ALEXANO8E ORGANS. are tho
finest instruments for Parlos and Churches now 10 use
large assortment be the Warefoous No 5i
Broadway between Grand snd Bfoome IT, which vii BE-
,od a, e.treeiy low prices Pianos aud Ms,odo % fron
undry niayeTs and second hand 10 et nd rsItaloss ed
per agreement Monthly payments received iof
lie qre Sheet Aufe. Music Books and ali Ands Of Muso
Merehapd, prices. Pisnisi h attendance viii try
new music
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V,HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY


OF THE AGE.
Mr KENNEDY Of Ro1bury has discovered In one OF our
COMMON PASTURE WEEDS remedy that cures every
knd Of Humor from the woTs, Scrouls down 10 common
Pimple. A.,
10 bottles will the worst kind of pmplss on tho
face.
2to 3 bottles will clear the system Of piles
bottle, are warranted to the worst eanker IN the
mouth aud st)m'ch.
bottles are warranted to The worst Kind Of ery'ip
elss - -
2o bottles warranted 10 Running OF the cara snd
bo.ches among the hair. -,
80,
40 bottles will cure scs'y eruption OF the skin
TO bottles irsnted 10 cure the worst cases OF mig
worm - -
Of rheumatism.
3to 4 notifies aye warranted 20 cute saiTheunL
5to bottles will cure the woft cases Of scioinlH ,
beneht /. always experienced fron the hr note ana
perfect cure warranted when the above quantity nsTn
y ggirz sirct attention the direction In tnc pamphlet
around each bottle and judco1s apple alton OF the
sCROFIJlA ON rNENT
HEALING OINTMENT and
SALTRHEUM OINTMENT,
every nicer and OF Whatever Mud or nature "a pehecs
and pernap eatly healed.
Price = per bottle.
t<u1~U
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ave have spoken Of this Syrup for the benefit Of our read
ers who are pAreut We know it, good value and have er
perenc.d some Of the rich blessings which result rom Its
use"-Rev Sylysnus Cobb, Boston Christian Freeman
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WALLACK's' r.,,,-... n,,.s.., ,ns ,,,,....
Performances coacllde be orc %.
CONTINUOUS BURSTS
APPLAUSE AND LAUGHTER.
VAST SUCCESS.
Tue concluding TahleauX and ID acts being repeated
and unanimous Ca! a. ths III OF the curtain.
Tbs NeN COMEDY
o. IUE
MAGIC MARRIAGE
MAGIC MAnilAGE.
MAGIC MARRIAGE
With its besutilI
SCENERY.
MUSIC. ant COSTUMES,
VIII be repeated EVERY NIGHT uatH further notice
Tho ChevaleI Monte Cell.Ai. Mir. LESTER WALLACE
Count faetti lhis friend, ard cousin to tie -. . =,
Marclhones-l ...-:.. :.'..'.... ny hhf NOLpc
signor Madi lCbief Of the secret Police o: Oenoel
Mr. {. FISHER.
~ M FLOYD.
si Friends of tts Caevsllsr, NJ PARsfoE
The Warehouses Do Mrs ZOE
Zlah 1.-THE SoTceressl. .Mss FANNh hOkAN -
Observation-Disclosures CLIMBER, SCH 4EhM, GREEN,
and LA FOREST.
10 conclude with the Onesct aepeos by John Poole, en-
tsd. 49,, 80, ~, ,,o,r
Old OEO bOLLAND
fguatjus Polyg N.Y. plan =
KoOin MI tOy ~
Harriet. Miss iOLA NO MI
Molly
NOTlCE-Doofs open al :, to begin al y.
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OYG ISLAND RAILKOAD-CHANGE of
NEW.YORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-Pas
NATHANIEL MAn,n. Rseeysr

nor BOSTON and PROYIDENCE, viz NEW
Il PORT sai FALL RIyER-Tho splendid and superior
.an,sy METROPOLfS Capt Brown. lave. New'Iork
.ysry TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at =
ocll.t o. a. and the EMPIRE SiAtE. Capt Braitop on
NONDhY, "WEDNESDAY aud fliDhl, Al O'CLOCK p Hi
from Pier No. , n. X. ,
no rooms will be regarded secured to spys
pli-sat ur I'll the 'ha have brel ped foI. 80.
ei.h; to bosom u forwarded through win g"at oPse"
oy an VA Es1PDF. AGENT Ros 10 aud n west.'t.
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NETWORK AND ERIE SECOND MORT
~ GAGE BONDS.-Holiss Of these Bonds, not YET az
tsuded for twenty years requested 70 prsssa' asss
BONDS without delay al the Once OF tue company ~ tnS
M receive car and aterest their bonds from parties .he
Hins eKtaui lhem, Pesenti9s them ia ~
On TUESDAY and THURSDAY Of each week, a. rom !" "
Il O'clock unit the Let day Of December.
Nev.l ofk. Nov. 3, l0el.
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Ism h.ppy to be abe to certify the efficiency Of MRS
MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP. snd to tho truth Of
what Il Represented 10 accomplish Having sh,tls boy 'n
rns greatly from ,sshng who could no. res and at night
by h, cries would permit any Of the family to DO SO
purchased bottle be Soothing syuP s eject upon him
was Ike magic he wen. 70 sleep and all pain sod ner
Vou.ue sgpeaed We have hal no trouble with him since
and the ,l fellow viii pssa through with comfort the eS
erscsng OF teenT by tho sole sii Of Mrs WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. Every mother who regards
the health and life Of her children should possess
mrs. Il. A. ALGEa, Level, Misn"
BEwlaE or coUsrKKPEIEs and inIrArIoSl
None genuine unes. the fac-simile Of OUhfis fEA-
KINS, New York 10 on the outside wrapper
Sold by Dug.i.,, Throughout, tn. world.
pro,,r,, oe5e.. No. l9CEDAR-sr. NETWORK.