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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-01-23

Both The Ointment and Pills should be used in
The following cases I:
Aene. Drpsy,
asthma, DyseDlery,
Bilious Complaints, Erysipelss,
Blo,ches on the Female irreguIari-
Skin, = lies,
Bowel Complaints, Fevers OF all
Colics, kinds,
CONSTIPATION of the Fits,
Bowels, Goui,
CONSERVATION, Headache,
Debility. Indigestion,
lnflsmmlioB, Sore Fhroais,
Jaundice Stone and Gravel,
Liver Com Secondary symptoms,
plants, Tic-Doulouienx,
Lumbago, Iumours,
Piles. Ulcers,
Rheumatism, Venereal Affections
Retention OF Worms of all kinds
Urine, Weakness from
Scrofuls, or whatever cause,
Kings Evil, &c, &c.
CAUTION !-None are Qennine unless
The words Holloway, Tew York and Lon.
don," are disceraible as Woter mrrk IL
every leaf of he book of directions aood
each poi or box the same may be plainly
seen b, holding tie ieafto the hight. A hand
some reward will be given to any one ren-
dering such Information as way lead hand
detection OF any party OF parties counter
letting The medicines or vending The same,
knowing them 10 be spurious.
- Sold at the Mandatory Of Professor
Holloway, 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and
by all Iespeciabis Druggists and Dealers IN
Medicine, throughout the civilized world,
in poIs, at 25c.. &c. and 81 each.
Y There is a considerable saving by
taking The larger sizes.
NJ B-DireciIous for the guidance OF pa
ienis, in every disorder. are affixed 70 each
box. October 10, 1860.
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EASHIONARLE FURNETVRE,

which is equal in style and finish TO that OF
Philadelphia or New York cities, and al as
low prices. He has Sofas of different style
and prices, from S25 TO $50. Divans Lonn-
ees, Walnut aud Mahogany. Parlor chairs,
Rocking and easy chairs, Piano STOOLS, and
a variety Of upholstered work, with Dressing
and parlor bureaus, sofa, card, centre and
pier tables, detashus, chefeniers. whatnoIs
and comtdes and all kinds of fashionable
work. His stock Of bureaus, enclosed and
common washstands, dress-l lables, corner
cupbo ards sofas,
DINING AND BREAKFAST TABLES,
bedsleads, cane seat and common chairs rs
The largest 10 this section OF the county. He
will also keepa good assortment OF locking
glasses with fancy gilt and common frames
He will also furnish spring mattresses fitted
10 any sized bedstead, which are superior
for durability and comfort 10 any bed III
use. Dloomsburg, Januar; 13, 1858.
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BLOOM@1BU IG
CABINET WARE ROOMS.
8. G. - ssEHVE

ID ESPECTFUI4LY invites The attention o1
y the Public to his s'exlensive assortment
Of Cabinet Furniture and Chars, which he
will warrant made of good materials aEd 10
a workmanlike manner. Al his EstabasSA
n,ent, can always be found good assert
81
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.
ALL KINDS OF STaAWLS,

bToche, Bay Stale, WaiervilIe, black rIIk, !,
cashmere, embroidered, &c. Also very
large large assortment OF Cloths, casslmers,
salinels, vestings, tweeds, jeans, coating vel
vel hpayer clnlhs &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-06
1881 THE PENNSYLVANIA I 81 1
Il OO1 CENTRAL RAILROAD. l. on
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTR.
The capacity ~ the Road equal TO any the countr
The GREAT SHORT LINE 10 THk>WEbE
~. 4 A.L..z Il Il a..


Ofhce No. Anor House, corner Of vessyst
Facilities for the transportation OF PazengsTs 10 and from
Cincinnati Chicsgo, St. Louis st. Paul Nashville Memphis
Nsw-esus aud all otheI towuf IN the Wet North West
AID Southwest up,upased for speed and comfort by
Through trains for tho West leave Newyork foot OF Court.
Andtst Morning Express m Evening Express, p.
m also at p. m, fom place. VIA Allentown.
giug Pbursh At IL neat dag and Getting there with
81 Western trains.
Steering and funoklng on all the trains
Fare always low and the time quick BY any other
route.
BY this route freghts Ct all descriptions bs forwarded
and from point the Railroads of Ohio KENTUCKY
diana Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri by RAIL
Road DIRECT to port the navssble riyers Of
IA. We.t By steamers from Pittsburgh.
The q Freight 10 aud from any point 10 o West by
the snna Railroad ct oil nes favorable
charged by other ksrosd Companies Merchants and ship
PER nrustins tbs transportation OF hs freight 70 this Com
psny can rely with confidence TIA speedy transit
Til. Compsny eso lnantsins Erpigsn, Accommods-
tim Line By which psues engrailos Westward enjoy .
cheap and comfortable mode 81 conveyance at half the
Grst-clas rates OF fare
j. l.. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. 1 Aston House.
LEECH Cos Freight Agcnts
No. Asor House. aud No South William 1T
MCDONALD BIscHOFF. Ensant Agents
No. Bs,tsfy. place
ENoCH LEWIS. Geuorsl supt Alisous, Pa :
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LIMITED STATES AGENCY for

NATIONAL LOAN.
OTr!cz OF KXrcBus. Sos K Co,
No. ~ Exchange place '
TREASURY NOTES ISSUED for the NATIONAL
N bearing int.esi the rata Of $40 PER CENT per
auuu psyaoe order Of subscher or ~ directed and OF
the yurou. denomination be sd al this oihee In
urdisrsy upon dapoAt therefor god cureIt fuud-
Order from the coaay, accompanied o. checH supplied ~
return Usii. .- . :,
PAR ANO INTEREST IN PAYMENT FOR TILE
ABOVE. MOHbS krlChofi.
NOTICE.-The interest on the FtF1H
~ MORTGAGE BONDS e the EEW-YOlh AN
ERIE RATLROAD COMPANY, which becomes due on the
lot d.y Of December 1904 will be- paid Ter MOSDAf
the "a dsv u December ptenAioa Of The coupons
Al the Office OF the Receiver. - -. $500,
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Ocean 6teanIcrs.

N,r,cy TO P,ss.xosRs ros EuRopE.-By order Of the
seHtAy Of State al passneos leaving .oe onso
thev viii b., allowed on board the s'esnr will
not be sub &c ed any trouble dsy In procuring nem
they call Tor Instructions at the CoTp,e,i 1ce n" 10
CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
y lJynI POOL lsudlns sud euibsrkinT passsuger, at
sdeba seaspip Company intend dispsiching thor full
power CIV DC built lI0p Steamships asfolo~si NJ,
ciTY Of RSIfIMokE...... SATURDAY. Dec. H.
AID sye11 hsIrURxY at noon iioa Pier No q North
RATE. OF p'",eF
FIRST CABIy..........SI5 STEERA0E.... ..s......e1
lir Cabin 10 London 80. ~ Steersss TO London.... 81
tiF.t to faiss... g. seersse 20 rsrl....''"
Passenger. also forwarded hsvre Bremen, Rotterdam
Antwerp &C., e; equally low rates
reogs ~i.Lng bring ogt ther ends cso puy
Queenstown lat Cabin, s1o 49, aud Sio1 eteeISge from
Liverpool 40 from Queenstown. 40
These Steamers hsye eor ACCOMMODATIONS ior Passc
gers and cary experienced Snrgeons They are oit IN
Mare tight lion Sections, snd have Patent Fire
To- further Inform, ION apply in yerOOO to WI wi
COIN No s, inoch. qa.re In Queer ,towI 9 w
D. SEYMOUR CO.; in iondo, to EWES & MACY; No
P,c. d soar.s IN Phs de phs to j0HN G. DALE No
iii " anut,f. or at the Company Ofcss
JOHN O. DALE. Agent, No. ID bioadway' N. I.
T'HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
4 ROYAL MAIL STE AMSHIPS. -,
REQ ire TO have passports from the authorities Of their respect
countries oouterrigned by the secretary OF S@s ~
Washington -
YRcx sEw.IoRK TO LIVERPOOL -
ChefCsbin Passage. ...'...'..''''''''''""@i
Second Cabin Passage. -
PROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL. 90.
Chief Csbin Pass'es. ......'''.'..''''''.'...Si Ca
Second Cabin Passage. .''''' w
The sligs from New.fo call a. Cork hsrpor
pEpsis C.nt JudIin. AFRICA, Capt Shannon.
ARABIA. Capt. j. Stone CANAAN. Cspt 20 20, u.
ASIA. Capt y. O. Lott AMEhlCA' zap iocn -, j.
AUSTRALASlAN, ElAOAhA, Oape mooeio-
Capt COX. EUROPA Capt AndeTs On.
SCOTIA (uow buidingj
These vessel, cary ce white Ugh ct masthesd green on
stsrboard bow red on port bow 80, A., n,
NiABAhA Noodle. ..esve. Boston "Wednesday WOW ~
ASIA, Lott ..leayes New-f ork. wednesday. Dec'
Canada Muir -. boston Wedh-sday Dec ~
AFRICA Shannon. lesvs Navy ok Wedne'da pee 10
ROPA Andsr leaves Boston. w ednesday DEC 20
Berths secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon on board -, -,
The owners OF thpt will not be sccontsbe Tor 20
Silver Bullion Specie. Iesey, Precious stones or Metals,
unes, Ban. Lsdrg and TIE value thereof
tl.r.in az pre,,ed For Freight or Passage, eppiyto
Z. CUNARD. NO. Bowlingsreen.
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OsIc. OF rns pHr. AsO HEO cAya1 Co., ;


TyNTIE Board of Managers OF this Company nave
4 declared Semi Ano-s al Dividend II THEE ASD "a
HALF PER CENT OF the profits Of the COMPANY, pays
HI, on and after the goth th. olucs Of tbs Conany
No % Wllsu.sL corner e EKotangeO.ace. The lia"s-
Books are nos eo.ed and will remain clio sed until Tie mo- D.
ISAAC n. SEYMOUR, Treasurer
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TRAINS LEAVE sEN-YORK;
10; Ne s-Huvon. m lEx b. 1915. J;sotEE)i 30
4:3a and p. u.
For odisrrort T. "a m, lr,li is;IJ 800 (Ex)I $50
4:3l spdtp M 80,
For Milford strs,ford Fairfield sou.hpOr, ard wshPori.
For Sorass I go m i2siS, 49, GA, 80 4;1o s.,
30 ?. -,
For amford o. CErl $500 m. l2'is, 800. tErl 81
90 S:3p 3.3. .,
fo Polt Chester aud intermediate 'tnlons T. s3oa IL:
Is, $50 l:30 $50, $50 . y. IN.
Fof Pom Che. e. snd New Rochelle, p N.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via Springfield. Bs tx $3.50 tEx), p.
FOR boston Wis 50 IRE Line, PAS p. "a. - -.
For Hartford and Springfield, a. (Exl. 2!l3, 100.
(Ex.), 9.
For CeHasceu, River Railroad TO Montreal, N, (Er \.
and l2;lS y to Northampton.
FOR Hartford, Providence, aud Fishkig Railroad. m
(Etb, i2.l3 g.
For Hsw.Hs.n. HewLODdOn, aud storinsou Railroad
at 0 u M. 1913, $3.50, 3 p "
| For Cai.sl railroad 1913 p ~ to Northampton
| Fer Housa,oDic Hsiiroaa TO Pt;shed, =.
For raag,tuek Rsltoad. a. IA 3JJ p.
Por D-ibury aud NoTwa Rsirosd, $3.50 $3.50 m
Conn odiods 5 eyius CaIs aehed 10 m tTan.
JAMES II. HOYT. Superintendent.
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HENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
" From fct Of Couitsndt,t Connecting Il Hampton
Junction vita Delawse, Lsckswsnna aud West 3,
snd 1t Eas'oa with Lehigh Valley airasd and ia eonnee-
lions forming direct line to Pittsburgh and tie "est without
ehsI &c @. care.
WiNTER ARRASGEME ST-C omme ncing Nov. 4. 1861
leave Newly orb Us follows:
bABEisBUBG ERPLgss-At a m. for Eaton, He,oLlg,
Pottsvie, harrisburg. Mauch Chnuk, Nilismsp,r, &c
MAIL TRAINAt a. M. for EsstoD, W ator Cap Sernn'
ton Great Bend, pittston, WikesbaTf. &c
u N. IERouGI TRiiA-Fof fafton hsuoh Chunk WI
Hams pert Reading Po.tsyile, HarTisburgfSe.
4rs. rHEouGn TKAIS-For EAsou, Bethshem, Allentown,
and Msuch Chunk.
5:a0P N. WAY TRAs-For somertls.
8P. ~ WKsrHhT EGPRrss-For kssion. Allentown. Read
ing Hsrsbur Pittsburgh and the West Steering from
Je.,ey City through TO siusbu'gh.
EXPRESS TRAM HAKHlsBuRG--The s O m. Express
II aip from Ne~Yok arrives H4rsbuIgat p connect
log Past and Vest Pennsylvania Censl osd, Northern
Central RsiIoad. North aud South and with the Cumbor
land Valley Railrosd.
THE TnEoreu ErPRvss Ta.is Tos rnE WEST leaves
Esw.Yok 81 D. IN daily Sundays excepted making cose
connection Harrisburg with Penn yySnis Raroad-with
change ofcas PbUrgh sud but one to Cincinnati and
Chicago. bours 10 saved By taking this trsn
ELf.BErHPORT NEwYoRK FsRRI-Leave New
York from Pier No. g. North hivsr. 95 1890 $780,
aud i:g, r.
TIP esfh way. JOHN u. SfEHN3. sOpeIinie udent
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CTEAM to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL,
- BELFAST. LONDO NDERRY, and DUBLIN, f,r 80
The Al powerful Clyde bailt steamship UNITED KING
DOa Cart Craig viii sa rom Pier No. ~, North Enef
OF OF Warre-.s, on TUESDAY. Dec TO- at H. noon This
od In the approved style TO hsufe tho
comfort aud safrty Of pssse gers Res Of Pssssge
G Intsrnediste S35; Se-age el inc udinE an s6nud'
ant supply cooked proyiious. Apply to FRANCIS MAC
DONtiD & Co, No. D Bowling q ecu.
NOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA. first
eln,s steamer will leave Nev.York thu lst lth. snd
2lst month sIcep, when there date, on suhDAf
when TIE day OF dep.rurs will be the MONDAY following
For freight or 70 cage apply the only Office No. Bowling
green. " d. hi-LI-'. Nte's.
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financlaI.

OyrIcn OF rBH THrRp-Av. RAmRoAr CoNPAsY.l
6Jth-st., between I'd aud 2d<vs.
NKw.YOHK, Dec. 9. 1861 Il
AT AN ELECTION for Direction, held on
N "Wednesday the 18th Nov at the Office OF the Company,
tbs fainr were elected for the ensuing year:
WILLIAM A. DARLING,
WILLIAM REMSEN,
HENRY REMSEN,
HENRY HART,
WILSON q HUNT.
SAMUEL JAUDON.
GEORGE WATERS.
MALTBY u. LANE
PETER MOMARfIN
JOHN b. HOBBY,
WILLIAM j. VALENTINE,
ROBERT SQUIRES,
CLARRS0N N POTTER,
and J. L. Everett g. r. Comtock aud y. b. Bachelor wore
elected I'M pectos election at the next annual meeting
Ard at ubseqnent meei ofthe Directors, neid o. MON
dsy the I'd inst WIN A DARLING esq. was uuailmonhy
reelected Pendent and WILLIAM REMSEN esq, Vice
Pte,ideut. SAMUEL u ISAkCS. Secretary.
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y u. Lrptow. AlellaneeE.

II. LuDLow, AuctoneeI. 80
SPECIAL N0TICE.-The undersigned wlil
- sELLM PUBLIC AUCTION, At he BE. chants EI'
eb.,g. In the Cy Of NaW.Y,fk THURSDAY, the ~ D
ny Of Drcsmb-r 1885, r. u O'Clock the following de
&c Died SECURITIES. VIC: ~. n ,,,-,,r
coal CoNPA.Y of NE NlUCki. of si.hs huudl ed Del
lnrs each with pastdae aud o,aer Conyons
And also CERiFlOA We which pHpos'' 70 Gu 70 ,ie
n, erssf 10 Tue ty fnar ussud Eish' Hundred Dol
sf2 suO Of III NeN stoeks Of sid B'eosteTdse Senf
Coal Company be s1ed dee he pan 81 ieisi aloP
Inv .sd C'apaay June L. 1850. eIpr-tsd IN said etu
tbs said ooEd. and Stocks beiGg held AZ ce~sI "a
sscurity.-Dsted New York Dec z, 1901.
No , Pine-Jt.
GOODMAN & JESsuP, Attorneys, Nc. II! Bfo'd~sy.
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Burning 5lnio, Oils, sc.

DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
IL 0L-R-ccived direct from the manufacturers and for
la quantities suit a, the very lowest m.Ike. r,e BY
SCHIEFFFLlN' BhUVHER5A Co,
.r..l. Nos. llJ aud Ia Willi.n st., Hew>YofA
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me1ical.

MOTHERS! MOTHERS . MOTHERS!.l
Don. fall to procure MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHINo. 1t has squl
earth. No mother who has tried MRS. WiSsLowp
SOOTHING SYRUP will consent to let her child psSs
through the disrossng aud critical period oteethug wthess
the aid Of tha invaluable preparation II life and health 90
be estimssed by dollars and cens Il worth In weight !.
gold.
Millions ofbotte' arc sold every year In tbs United Sst
1t Is an old and wel-triei remedy.
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Proposals.

A RsIY SUpPLIES-PnpOsals will be received
IA by the undersinei at No staeet, New-fofA u9te
O'clock o. M % WEDNESDAY the i'm tus' fo 70 Lasoass
for The NJ 8 Army and delivering IN this ey o bt9che
ON or before the Let Of January !S,2 the following
ence Stores; 80 r., ,,psc pnnr
500 half barrels hrstqusy, new, full ceIn'ied As''
PORK. .f.L. -
p.es rd barrels be entirely new made Of me 49,
essoned Lest Of white ssk. fdlshooped aud hs'ins ''
strong iron hoofs ,h an sruv
ousntty Of The best salt IL. -.f.Srsousl
Tbe Pork 70 De PACKED by Of the regular ~
p,ckers OF Kew-Yoik Brooklyn whose sertiheAf'
k furnished with Mt Il T. Getty's tndoi seusent a
A b. EATON, Lie, I-CoL and A u W
Office of Asst Com. Gen Subsidiaries. ,..,
New Y III, Dec T. lssL
OvyrcE or raE BOARD OF EpvoAreS;s 1
Corn.r of and En-sts Nswf ORR NV o, - ,lds
CTSIED PROPOSALS will be received ~ s,,i .s
n Office unti the 18th dsy Of December n'f Jsred ss
M nj which time sad Proposals viii De e,,on Of shs
an ,Iying the Public schools aud ne ,rRY and ohsg
~ of deaiion with BOOKS SrAilVNnss year. com
sy,irl,, raanir. a for the Of sld Sclooh' ."
neaeing the lot u January o4 A an application 20 w
A lst of the articles viii DO loFh'sn'1
Clerk of the Board OF Education
John DAVENPORT,
JAMES MACkEA M, Committee on Sappise
RICHARD WARREN
JOHN OK sEtE ,vrp
c. GODFREY OUNfhnIsI -~-4
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ave u,s MRS. wTNsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
daily and would advise all to procurea supply
Aaron Jones it, Editor The Mississippi Baptist published
at Jackson
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STARE OF CoSsEcrIcrr, TREAsusI oFYicE.}
Hartford Nov. 20, 1851.


GALE OF STATE STOCKS.-Seoled Pro,
no..l, Cor the o.rcha.e of of the Bonds Of
the of Connecticut will be rec@yed at the Office OF ts
Treasurer In Hartford until tho 2Oh day OF December
noon when said ais will be opeued ia the presence Of
snc bidders may choose to attend and the boud awarded
highest bidd-rs 81, ., l.
po,t or certified checks solvent Banks Ia the states ot
Couuee cut or Msssochu,es or the City Of New os OF
nor cen, ~ the amount sgb,crbed be held security Tor
The faithful fufment Of bid and returned 70 tho owners
on their order. A., A.,
IA IL provided that bid shall he accepted at less than the
p,r value Of the bonds. AID u payment In ncS current ~
Eev.Yok and Boston will be required within twenty days
after notice Of sccept snce- -. ...o -, A., ooo
The bonds aenomin stions Of 500 $3.50 and
are July Is6 and payable at the lreasureFs Ch ~
s,v years from date or tim. after the expiration 81
ten yeas at the pes.ure Of the General Assembly "lh per
cent coupoo. attached ct the same place Ia January
and July Of each year .... l., -, If
This zone completes the 900 authorized By act Of
the Assembly their May session and az the sts e
has no public debt would 10 met H. fd % IA oil ICES ~
= per 0e''' w NV EZRA DEAN, State Tfcaaurer
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eemina- AlaelNnes.

A NEW FINKLE q LYON SEWING
~ MACHINE FOR SALE cheap Adlless I" c. d. Ii I"
box No. 1pB Tribune Office.
H. PRE- SEWN GIN ACHIN Els
~ for Family aud Manufacturing purpoe' e reduced prices
and odatiDg terms Seleso1 No $40 Broadway
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II ON hspay 10 be able to certify to tbeehciency OF 'ifs
MISSIONS SOOTHING sYnCP, ord to the truth o.
what Il Is represeu to accomplish Having sA BOY 'oi-
fens gresy from teehius wh, could not res and "isss
by bis ciies would permit II tho fsiy to co 81"
purchased he Soothing symP lie eject a'a La
lkr gic he went TO sleep and alt psia aud 1s
We hal trouble vita bin siso
and IN. tie fellow viii pass through with comfort ths sr'
process. Of teeihng by the ,ie all Of Mira WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. Every mother who resAs0
,hs health and life Of her children sboad p,.'es'h
Mrs FL A. ALGEk, Level, hsss"
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NS REWARD will be paid to any one thai
W. VIII r.turn to No. IS 5b and questions Ssied,
a .msn Scotch or Skye TERRIER DOG, tsa, srayed or
was sol,n on Wedne.dsy Dec. 4. abou, O'CLOCK The
$40 u J. ~ 90 onihs old, bscs with tan1soored feet tan
os me eyes abort and tail and answers 10 tic
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1--WE have tried aud know tito be ell Il elsims"-Rsv.
J. s. Holme Pastor Of the PsrrepcDssl Baptist ckusaA
Brooklyn, NJ.
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IN IMMENSE DISCOUNT.

-, r,cb Cbius Dinner Plates, the dczen' ~
W.! rencb China Tea Plates, the dozen'.' ~
W., Trsaeb China Tea Sets ~ piece ,.'''''''. ~
"a I'D Frepch bins Tea Stts ~ pienes.. "
60 "a Colored rench hna fea -et "a pieces'' W
oVu ~N SgVHyTY- FIVE
FANCY FRENCH CoINA DINNER SITS,
At $50 snd upward.
cpt Glass Coblets, the dOzrn.. ~
Ont Glass Decaae's the par. ~
CnlorI Bohemian Glass Finger Bowls the dozen''. OF
Silver. Plated Teaspoons the d0lsn....... 30
sysT. Plated Tsble Spoons. the doEsn.......... 20
silver. Plated able Forks the zen...... ss
silver Plated Tea Sets Spices handsomely ergavedIS cu
Silver laied axe Ba8keis each.............. ~
Silver. Plated C-siers CIT settles. oU
SILVEa-PLArRD ICE PITCHERS, -
d1S largest size handsomely engoved. 40.
best quality Of pate. great variety -.
SIS. OfPaI'erus 50.
So SIS SIS IS So
Ivory handled Dinner Knives, the dozen... ..HA OV
Ivory -haodIed Tea Knives. the dozea... W
A complete assortment Of
TOMBSTONE CHINA.
MsddocHs make. at very low prices.
Also, the largest assortment of
GAS FIXTURES
Ia New York embracing every article necessary TO tho con-
pete outf1 Of r UBLIC BUILDINGS.
STORES.
DWELLINGS, Sc. &c. and all ct
WAR PRICES! WAR PRECISE
The buying public are re .pectfnlly te9nessed TO
TEST OUR PRICES,
by comparison with other horses n.,,ry,r
,.-...r ..-rrU.. No s3l Broadway.
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BsxAaE or corSrEKYETrs sndIvrrATioSs
None genuine unless the faesiaile o. CURTIS f-a-
KINs New York is oa the outside wTspPer
Sold by Druggists throughou, tho wod1.
priac,pai oace No. - CED Aa-SE, NEWBORN
prre onl, % cent? per oot,le.
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JEw.YoRK s. NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT. lal
COMMENCING NOVtMBEH n, 1911

Passenger Station In E.w.YOrs cor. 2''hst and 9Th Az
LltIanee on zith.st-
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ATNo. $40 BROADWAY, corner of Widest,

- II. MACY
H. Il now opening from Cash Auctions:
Fol- assogtiBent HAT RlB60AS. at VERY LOW
iAfCEs
Also HONNET NELVEIS. al shades BONNET SILKS,
VELVET RIBBONS, rRIMMlN0 RIBBONS, &c-
EasNCH EEEDLbAORS COLLARS,
From CASH AUCIi -. CLOSING VERY LOW.
Also NEEDLEWURK TRlAfNiNdS, BAN s. fLOUN.
CINGS, INFANTS WAISTS AID DRESSES, EMBR01D-
Erred CHEMTStS, Nigh DRESSES CORSErS, &c.
LACE DIR iPERY CURTAINS,
From CASA AUCTIONS.
Also pRAPERf, MUSLINS CURTAIN LACES,
Aud a complete stock Of WHITE GOODS.
LADIES' AID OENTS' CLOTH GLOVES and MERlN0
HOSIERY.
Feom CASH AUCTIONS. closing very low.
Also full sssor'nlent Of FLEECE LlNED GLOVES and
HOSIERY MEkiNO USDk RNEAR. &c.
FRENCH FLOWERS
Full ~ OK Of HE AD-DRtS SIS RUCHES, CHiLDREEiS
HATS kc c.osng yey low to make for sock FOR the
HOLIDAYS. H. IL MACY,
Eos 2o4 and 2l6 ath-av.,
Sec I'D door below l4thst
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We will teach our "SUsr" 10 say. "A BIysaHa
on Mas. wIysLox"-fOr helping her to scvt,s
aud Escape tho sipiug, cocking. end tee'hns sisra
We confirm every word set forth In tie PRosrEcfu u
performs precisely what IL processes to perform, every pes
of-notbing less. Away with your Cordial" Psresoric'
"Drops.r "Lsudsnum," and every other 'Nsrcotc" b
which the babe dusged into stupidity and rendered dan
and idiotic for life.
We have Mrs wnslow-know her only throoss
the preparation Of her Soothing Syup for Children Ts7tk
npn five had the power we would naks her, she IT,
phy scal savior TO tho infant p
Rev. c. z. Weser. 10 The German Reformed hessear
zsrp at ChambeIsburg, Penn.
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fost an6 founo.

I OsT- PAss-BOOK, No. 10,2O6 on Mer-
a. chants Cerks Bank Tor ssv1g The finder VIII receive
atoi'ebls reward BY leaving II ct the Bank.
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ave have schrd three mouth. DID, which has scre.nsi
mos, ncess.nlly with spAsodc Affection Of the bowel, 70
hat we had de.paired Of rsisag It's stomach ~e
sour bowel, derngsd and slmost symp;om was ass
vorabe until we obtained bottle Of the SOOTHING sf
RUP wl;h acted like charm Il inDe iiiiey bocaaas
quiet aud mAnesss every SYMPTOM Of I1ps''snsas
and comfort II good iitle kiuen I'ioi ana
oiliu, and seems entirely well an ofwh.ch scr.Ss
tho use oil Mr.. WINSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP.
DAVID MILLER ofC.reHcs, SsSIoEs"
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-fo ALBA.
4 NY aid TROY, CONNECJlNo WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains leave; -,
From Chamb.ysEL From J)'h az 4,
Fruress md n a. nl and ?. a. l:)o M oud 1913 and
~ and 3 D. ID. $3.50 p .
icv sad si6aay with sleep IS pm isabday' incuded
hgc,rl. 1915 9 m -. $50.
Poushksepsa trsir a. IJO ~ and 10 anu vS' u
az. ADD and o:3J IN.
reekitill tTsin, $50 p IN. a'a9 n M ,..
Sing Sing trEin s;2oNrn, fJ j;9S s. M ana '''' y IN
n ~.
iAn!'o""'''F A y SMITH Superintendent.