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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-10

From Tie Eranaaner. N0rJ0Ik, Vt.
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which
they were made, viz Cure of headache in all it
fOlmS
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-10

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than thousand
cases, with entire success.
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POSTS PATENT
I" RD

II r u cS ~ oEAHS.
aEAVING purchased he EScLtstoe Lt'9Ht o t1e
ia .eoft fis Buckle il y 40 ha County, and find
: est-d pr usieg ~ndefliaDded means to
keep il out OF use, | therefore, ! & sc
Information Of tiae Public,
and for nv own benefit publish the following Festimoni-
al signed by FarIne. s. others Of known character
residents Of the county, Of whom any one may make all
needfui enquiries. aaaOHA'F'
Kenosha, September 2, 1851.
We the undersigned having used "fosts fateht
Trace Bnckle' .or time pas w1ngy testify T. Ito
1,srt right to all the merits that claimed for it,
X antlreiy saves the hairless from the wear nd con
tant breakage OF the traces which attend the use O
he old fashiGnen buckle Il also saves tins IL buck
ing and uubuckiHg fact, entirely overcomes the
perplexy and annoy ance Of taxing up ana letting out
the traces and ia opinion, no one should purchase
harness with any other buckle attached.
John Tymeson ). tirman,
J. III. Ellsworth Ashbel Epson
Seth Myrick M. Finn
Henry Doolittle James Newman
Timothy Mahony Joseph Newman
Iahn d. GrigYol6 III. A. Blanchard
Jerry Brown Stewart Hastings
James Flett Alonzo Tymeson.
6m13 .-#
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-10

From the Adpertiser, Providence, r. l. .
The Cephalic Pills said to be a remarkably
effective remedy tor the headache, and one of the
very best for that very frequent complaint which
has ever been discovered.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-10

We first put down the price of gooea TlaSk SIS
silk to --.------
We first put down the price OF extra Woe 9, %.
silk to -
we first put down the price of fancy silk '00S
We first out down the price Of Pacific and n an,
ilton Delanes that were selling Tor 2oc'o1~ W. u
to Is and 1890 -------------
We were the first to put down the prices
of French Merinos that were seliihg ~, os
far 12s and lbs, down to----- $I,~@l 20
We were the first to put down the price
If the hest Merinos and Prints that
we're selling for Il and 1211ac down to ---- 1oc
We were the first to put down Nader en-,
We were the first to put down the price
of bleached cottons.
We were the first to put down the price
| of extra heavy cotton flannel to- IL " l@3'
We were the first to put down the price
ofheavy apron check, worth Ice, to- l2a'
We were the first to put down blue cot
| ton worth Ice, to --.---- -lS3'
We were the first to put down the price
Of extra heavy twilled flannel to- 9|1a'
We were the first to put down the price
| of best Batting, and aoeigh At too what
was selling for l4c TOT --------- -i@2'
We were the first to put down the price
of the heaviest yard wide Sheetlng to- &"
We were the first to put down the price -
81 Sugar to- &c " '>
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By HARRIET for the little girlS.J

When Positive and Negative clouds meet IL
their aerial wanderings, they salute with thun-
derng kiss which echoes far and wide, but It don
seem productive of peace, for they invariably sep
arate grumblng
We are not like the clouds!
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-10

G risl- All within city limits oflts 1888 IL
S Fisk-Au n r track IL
90 and Al ~ b To- SN''p' u y 3S4 ID
l. N Phelps-Lt blk H. except part taken by = ;,
K X Co. no ~
Mrs Davis-Pt or sec 81, town 2, range 70
Gem at 5 e cor 1t blk Il, in risks add " to
line 1t 2, blk Ii, to cor 1t 2e TO Nam
St, Il TO beg .,
VIM Mattocks-Part W qr sec 81, town =,
range g. com on side Market street and
lido w Main st. on the OF sd streets, to
n line of Durkees add % fit IL to Mar
~ f. tO
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From the Democrat, st. Cloud, MINI.
Ii you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache send for box, (Cephalic Pills. so that you
NAV ha We them in case Of an attack. s 'vs
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From the Western r. Il. Gazette, Chicago, III.
We tiy endorse Mr., Spalding, and bis III
rlvailed Cephalc Pills.
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Thee SEQ ae-bcnat, y sF'a-. ."1m.
arr. q . + r q Ii souls Of many don 't3s''.
r..,. -torms
a fatuight's duration hut nlc ''' A4'- 'U''
Gus, half comic lt'ie p1f'e'eys '"a' d '' ne Gun
fo. . while and anau-e fhe hoe I'll 'Nc Ky 70 q
nauddy brown, and down, e'ai5ef'n-'
d wn, comes the clear water tearing ne I'LL
the blueh hill aIittle Keeper making Tom lhuinoa
in the m me Fivers, hushing the songs oil me ~
tie warbcrs, taking the starch out OF me sun o'A
nets, hlling up tie caves trough till we have an
artificial cascade leading into The cistern, and men,
ere YOU are hardly aware, out comes the sun ; anu
the clouds put on new white aprons trimmed WIN
swans down, and we see number oil col 10
in the east, blended together which sconsweil ou'
into full fedged rainbow Oh, isn't 1t Preuy
sight
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-10

From the Kanatcha Valley Star, Kanaeeha, Va.
We are sure that persons suffering with the head
ACHE WHO try them, VIII stick to them.
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From tie SouIher,a Path Finder, Neoo Orleans, La,
Try them you that are afflicted, ana we are sure
that your testimony can be ad' ed to the already
numerous list that has received benefits that no
,5her medicine can produce. -.F .
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sale II Forfeited state Lands.

OFFICE OF COMM, sIoNERs OF SCHOOL AND
UNiyERsITY LANDS, Madison, July 16, 1861.
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L Z q A l.
TAX. NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS, Kenosha Co. July 20, 1861. !

SUPERVISORS, Kenosha Co. July 20, 1861.
VWNHE following is list of the unredeemed pieces par
GELS and lots of land situate, lying aud being in
the Comfy of KenOsha, and State of Wisconsin. winch
were sold on the day May d. 1889 for the unpaid
taxes of 1855 specifying each LIT ol land the name
he nerson to whom il and the amount o.
faxes charges and interest calculated TO the last day OF re-
dem ption due each pa eel -,
lands be redeemed the l0thGay May 1862
ri bc CON veyed to the purchaser. IRA PEtRCE
Clerk of the Board of supervisors of kenOsha Co
The foiLoci,ag Tots and parcels Of Land on the South
east qudrser QfSec 81 Toa9R 2, Ra%ge %, an M'
cir Of Ksnosha, First Ward.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-10

The toJ1oa0d,,g on N W Or Sec 5, n, u
%, Third WdrG--DUrbee'S Eos. A0'n.
r. G VanRensellaer
Jas Ratigan-Part OF lts ana D, Ok /, ths
n 87ft oflt5, and the portion of 1t 6, bk
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-10

We are determined to sell our Goods no an
at all times as low as they can be bought IN
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| ..- Fran tie ST. Lonts Den.crat
The mm, use demand for the article Cephaiic
! Pilioj is rap Oily increasing -
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U3hnuwu--Part Gi The 5 Or OF sec z, ~
range ~. beg 81 rds W OF the e cor OF
W ar, thence IL % rds thence ~ rods,
thence 50 rds, thence ~ rds to be-
'.inni,ea l230-160
Lewis Cooley Part ar of ar, OF sec
2, beg 10 rds and 40 IA rds OF IN
c cor OF sd ar sec, thence 20 Do rasj
thence IA 33.43 rds, thence % S-S
rds thence " to begin
! O HuckIngs--Part of 5 or of sec 2, Beg
7ZI-2 I'd , Il of cor offs or, thence n
on W iine,of or, u - rds, thence on
line parahel with line to W cor, to
land heretofore conveyed to r Kellogg
by O Kellogg, thence $ on cd W line OF >
K Kelogg'5 land, IL IL rds, thenceW
~ h,,,,it,7'Iny la
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For The TELEGRAPH.
$3.50. .saf'sS..-.
Thcle .s-r me-heaats sf'a- s''W
.,,.,e r a Ri souls Of MANY. don '.3s'i

s-...--=:. 2. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

WHEREAS, the LINDELL HOTEL COM
w PANY by is deed dated .hs ms. Gay 81 peG s
err Office OF II, County, 10 Book No. 23 a. page ~ ana
ais b. rs other ded dated the 'sd h''t day OF Deceges
.1ppls mental 70 said r, deed, did conway Ento WILLIAM
NJ MORRISON, EDWARD bhEDELL and FhAshLiS
No 100 OF the City Of St. Louis and described as olows
First! LOT OF parcel OF lard frolng hu ded sns
6y feet Ia depth bounded south BY Washington ayenos
eos. by Sixth north BY north ne Of the ueld COO
as, b, seTeh street Seeoad certain lot pieo. q
ground situate in sid block containing soest SIEVE eei %
thryhye feet deep Green street. be the sane more OF
being lot known and dee sted the plat OF the 1919
and M de an addition 10 the town Of st. Loui oy WIZ
Chsty as lot No. 81 bounded the west bJ Mo- - a
by Chnsty, the moth BY cen street, 90 sns 80 n
SIth street aud south by the lot herein nst oesi
which i conyeySuces were made said aeri.on bsees
and Dick In trust TO secure the payment "a AM y,
therein described amounting to oq dosr. each paws
81. Ia Ten yeas from 6, day Of peeegeST ss %
hundred and any 90 Peter LISs rom ha date all pave
bic at the Bank Of Commerce IA Se"tJ 80 tbs. N tes
among things Il was oSioru ssrf should BECOME
dus and remain unpaid for thirty days aye, .a "a ban&
thereof that then BY es'o% o. a. paybe notwithstanding
sad bond. may appear on their lace 70 1e uera
sns osSs,d siI hundred sixteen q ,sid oosd
smonntnK 20 three hundred and gu. Iv Sae on -
ell o. wS r s eighteen hundred and sixty hs. go
- US -. nar, than thirty days and Is SUI uuPN''
all Of !, has been WILLIAM NJ MORRISON ko-
aRb BREDGLL ard FRANhLN a. al snS os,1.
many Of ss .h sa the p
~ III deeds will tho twenty second day OF Oo
ssr hands and Iyons saS &c .as srras
eleven :, the East front door of the Court House 90
az, 81 Sc louis Missouri proceed e ss the seoys -
p MA, Ia order 10 pay the holders o. sad oosas
soun. due thereon, and any .noe9 Q. CO., s ,s,
=. y,hs under the provisions Of ssid deeds ,oseesf
psy e.os.. ~ ,bs trust WM NJ MORRISON
eAPcASV' '" ~' EDWARD BREDELLt Ttssese
FRANKLIN A. DICk,1
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6orses, Carriages, Sc.

EAST HORSE for SALE.-A very hand
II .om,RAY MARE, shout l5l bands high. years old,
sound as dgN aud kiud kitten made her hIst sp.
ne france In public tbs 9Th inst roied In 2Js over
heayy Point Bresze Park Philadelphia She one
OF the beet In Phiadelpuia Her owner will bet 's
cen trot Ia Pdce 100 70 be private table
on Brandywne between 18th and 18th, bstween sp l.
Iiafden Hnd Gre.u.sta. Address JOSEPH SHOEMAKER,
Boz No. 22i6, philadelphia PostOihce
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6be Gurf.

TuonAs J. MILLER, Auctipueer.
DARE CHANCE. Is. MONNOT will
III SELL At public auction, by THOMAS J. MILLER,
AroneeT III. entire stock Of hoses In Of Civ
ing up breeding Said stock complies Thoroughbred
stallion Logan" brood msrc, cots and Niles sEo, several
ane ssdde horses also road horses Native American,
Tartar Locomotive aud several Others number o.
Gre usb cow, nc pair Of well.boke oIe1, aud Lord
Clso fue Ayrshire bull Weoty months old The sale vi
take place on THURSDAY October TO- 1901 at u o'cloct
uoon the farm Of J. b. MONNDf, CLAsON fOl II,
Wtrbe, er County Ave miles Harlem BriJge. Stsze'
viii cave Harrn l0s o'c ek for he ,sie Catalogues will
No "A Broadway, and at u. w. ARMSrHONO'S, Harlem
Bridge Hotel (yD
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Danfing Academies.
DODWORTH's DANCINGAC ACADEMIES,

[Ns No ia kifthav., corner OF 2oih-stJ No"'iotA,
No. ~ Montague-st. Brooklyn: ,uao ,ys
TUESDAYS and FRiDAYs in Brooklyn WEDNESpAi
and SATURDAYS 10 Eew.Yorkj commencing Oc'ooefi "
Brooklyn. October In Newfork
In the building bbsv receefy erected 70, teo
po.e will be found every requisite for such an
In addition the Dancing cse. viii also be rmeo o'
Else. In new sysiem Of Cahenic, especially 70
isda. ana frame Ar D0DWORIH weua
be R,d 10 uake with Scninses ioi "
Dancing Csisthenics, or Military DrbL .s.uv
CouaIs for tsrms, &c, may be hsdst enper hoAe0Ni'
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V,HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

n
Mr. KENNEDY cf Roxbury has discDvered in OF onr
COMMON PASTURE WEEDS aremedy hat every
kind Of Hum r. fCom the worst Scrofus down to common
Pimple.
to bottles viii cure the worst kind Of P,mples the
face.
2to bottles will clear q . ~ ten Of piles.
bottles wauGuted cuEr the worst canker In tue
mouth ard e. m CHI
to bottles are varrSntsd the wors! kIna Of eryp
elias
to bottles Suted TO eli humor' in the eyes
bottles warranted TO cure Tsnning Of the ears aud
botCbrs among the halr.
4to6 bottles warranted TO cure corrupt and running
sores.
to bottles will cure scsly eTuTtiou Of the skin.
ITO bottles wsauted O. cure the worst cdses on ring
worm.
ITO bottles are wsrrarted to the mos, desperate
Of rheumatism.
3to bottles . warranted 30 cure prltthsum.
tot bottles III cure the wort cases Of scrofals-
benefit is always exp~ fenced lT the first bottle and
perfect euro warranted vi the above quantity taken
BY giving strict attention the direction 10 the pamphlet
sround each bottle snd udcious application Of the
SCROFUBA OINTAiEN Mt.
HEALING ON rMEAT, and
SALTRHEUM OINTMENT,
every ulcer and ofe of whateyet kind nature 10 perfectly
and permei emily healed
Price - per bottle
FOR sale by respectable druggist, everywhere
ITO, YOUNG MAN 1T is not medicine you
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CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
- LIstI POOL, landnE add embArkinG passepgeu At
Qucsnstoun lreand - he Liverpool. New Yort and Phil
sSephls Steamship Company intsua dipsicing their full
power d Clyde bUlt Iron Steamships o. foiows
EDlNbURUh ..-............,....ss uid'y. Oct ~
CITY or WASHiN0TON..... SATURDAY, Oct ID
sAtu day. Oct 90
And every SATURDAY. at noon irom Pier No. ~ North
River.
RATES ~
fIRSr CABIN. ...... si5 sTEERAGE.......".sa
EiFE. Cabin to London ~ stserage TO Lendon.. 80
Iifstt IIu 10 pais..... b otseTase to PaTs...,. "
first abin 10 Hamburg 65Seerag, TO Hamburg j
Passengers also forwarded TO Hsvrs Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp. &c, At equally low rates.
Persous Fishing 10 bring out Their friends Gao buy ticket,
hero At the NewYoTk; From Liverpool
lat Csbn S75 49, and i05 SteeTags from
Liverpool $40 From Queenstown, so
These Steamers have sure accommodations Tor Paisen'
sers md carry eIpsieDced Surgeons They bolt In
WAe tight Iron Sections and have Patent fe Annihiaios
on board.
Por further Ton apply In Liverpool to WILLIAM
INMAh, Agent, ~ ~ WstsTs. In glasgow 70 Wh IN
MAN, No. st Enoeh-'quare In Queenstown to G. K w
ID. SEYMOUR & co. 10 Londoa 10 LIVES hACEY No.
81 KLg Wiuiamst IN Pari. to JULES DECOUE. No
Place do Ia Bour,ei IN Philadelphia 70 JOHN q. DALE. NO.
III WalnutsL or al the Company OfeeA
JOHN O. DALE. Agent. Ne. Is Broadway, n T.
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GfcurSlons.

OUEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS on
~ STATEN ISLAND.-FARE SIX CfNT5 by Staten
l,aod Ferry, foot OF Nhiendls oet"een batteIJ ana
South Ferry. - , ,
Or FINE SUNDAYS EVERY HALF HOUR, TO .. IN.
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CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHES
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

Bythe Of these Pills the periodic attack, Of Ssrs,u,
k Headache may be prevented aud ,stsu tho com.
Of attack immediate relief from pain snd ,iet.
nsfs win be obtained
Which females are 30 subject.
They act gently upon the bowels, removing Co,issne,.
for Literary Men, Student, D.e.t. Females and AL p.r
,ozI Of ,sdsntarv habit' they valuable a. La1airs
TO- proving tbs appetite giving and vgoy to the digestive
o. ap and restoring the elasticity and strength Of the
whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS the rs,u. OF long invesli
gIOn and carefully conducted experiments having been IN
uss many years, during which time they have prevented
,nd relieved Of psin and suffering from Head
seho whether originating IN the system from
sngsd state Of the stomach.
They srs entirely vegetable in their eompO,ltsn and may
10 taken at a, time, with perfect safety without making any
change Of diet and e a5'eHee Of any di.agresaos Raj.
G1I u easy tOGa@mIey them TO children.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFETrs!
tn. genuine have FIVE signature, of HENRY c. sPALD.
ISo On each Box.
sOldby Druggists and a, other Dealers in Medisiusa
box viii be sent by usl, prepaid on reOop, Of tho
PRICE, Is CENTS
Al sIs.rs should saddrsHedto
HENRY C. sPALDING,
No. AZ Cedar A., Esw.Yerk.
~ single bottle ofsPALOINo's PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times its COS. annually. ii
ECONOMY! DISPATCH
sPALDIEG's PREPARED CLUE b..
sPALDEG's PREPARED GLUE!
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUEl
SAVE THE PIECES!
ry"A sTlrcH IN TINS SAVES NISk," Al
Ills very desirable have cheap and convenient way
repair Ing Furniture Toys, Crochsry, &c.
sPALDINgs PREPARED GLUE
meets s such emergencies add household afford to
be ribOut ltssiwsJs ready and up tho sticking point
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
B-A brush accompanies, each bottle Price % esutG
Address
HENRY c. sPALDING.
No 90 Csdu+L, Nsw.YszL
CAUTION
Ascertain unpisepled persons are stsmptinsts palm oil
the unsuspeetins public limitations Of my PREPARED
GLUE. would caution eli PensOas 10 examine before psr
shssisE and zee that the fall name,
~ sPALDINUs PREPARED GLUE. Ia
IL tho outside wnppsr ~ slA>r s0tsdlss s0ss.
tryss,.
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Eeaal Notlres.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of ROSWELL
4 BRAtNAHD. ESQ. Sur-oy.te Of the County OF knn
,ice ia coy given accorCiIg law, al persons Having
claims agtinst hENRI l. hAfSER, late Of the Cry u
merchant orccassd thai they repaired To e1.
bi5t tie same win the vouchers thereof 20 the suDscdoe
che store uf SMITH En- Jr, NJ lJ Goli-st corner %
rankort-s Ia the City Of Ne~-iors on or before ths
third day OF FsbTusTy next-Datsd July 81, 1901.
JOSEPH kIrGE Executors, &C.. Of HenJ
SMITH ELY, IT., L. Kayser decessed-
aug law6mo.Th.
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= ,,IIVV co RIGHT TO THE SPOT"

"THEY GO RIGHT 10 TIE SPOT
INSTANT RELIEF! STOP YOUR COUGH
PURIFY YOUR BREATH
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE
SPALDING'S
THROAT CONFECTIO
GOOD FOR CLERoYMEN,
GOOD FOR LECTURERS,
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS,
GOOD FOR SINGERS.
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS.
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
sPALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS.
They relieve Cough instantly
They clear the Thross.
They give strength and yourn. to tbs voice
They ippsrt delicious aroma to TO ths breath.
They arc delightful to the ts,tS-
They are made Of simple herbs and cannot any
I,dviss every one who has Cough Husty Voice,
Bad Breath or any difficulty Oftho Threat to Est package
Of my Unrest COnieeslonI they viii resVs you Instantly
and you will ses with that they 90 light to the pot,
You viii find them very usefu and plsaa while travelling
OF attending publ, mestIn for ,Og your Cough slsy
Ing your thirst. II you try package safe Ia uJnI
that you will ever .nerward consider them Indispensable
You viii and them at the Druggist, and Dealers in Medicine
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Ny signature eseh package AL others counterfeit
ApsekSgs win Do By mail Prepsd receipt Of thir,,
eentI
HENRY G. SPALDING,
No. 90 Cedsr-,i. Esr.Yoik-
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DenflstrD.

V,HE largest and cheapest Dental Establish
il men, In the 70 8 N q GRIFFIN BROS, Dentists.
NO $40 Grsnd-st n w. and No. ISL Fuon. Brooklyn In
full or partial Of Teeth their improved Atnos-
pherio Pressure Plates without extracting the roots On p'
tina god SI silver rubber SO partil sets on gold
~ per tooth silye 81.
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EU,IGuCe on k,thtL
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For Ee-HAysu, ga ~ tEI ~ ll:l5, tEI)i $780, q;
- ,udB pm, - -.
FOR biidgsport, !, M, EIli l2;l5, ,, EI)i $50
4:31 and p IN. -.
/. o.. 1915. $50 49,, and p. m. 49, -
For NorwIk, gJ0A nj l2'iS J. (EI) $50 4'' DIV
For DiIu and Greenwich $50 a. M 1915, $780, 40,
500 p IN. -. o.,
FOR stamford T. Q, (EEJ $50 nj la:l' tEIh $780,
t.3) $50. p 81
IS $50, ADD, 3:3J, $50 Q ?. M -
CONNECTlNB TRAINS
For Boston via ~pIiu ghed. a. M, tex D. (EIl p IN
Fef Boston, vie Shore Line ~ rs. p. m.
For Hartford aud Springfield, a. IN tEIl lI;lo j. (EIb
, =, ~
For Connectieut River Railroad 10 Montreal a M (EIb
For hartford Pr,yiJeI &C. aud Fhki Railroad ,(ET
FOR New.Iiayrn, New London, and S.Ouiogon Railroad
at q. M, l2:l3, }. 3 p
For Canal Rsilroad. 1915 p N. to Northampton
For Hou,s,ouic Railroad 10 Pt1h-ld, y a. M, P.
For NmEstuok Rsl1osd. q. m ,Jp.
For DsubuTy aud Norvak RAiirosd $50 M $50
JAMES n. HOYF, Superintendent
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GENITAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERsEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ from fot 81 Couftlaudtst Connecting at Hampton
Junction with Delsva., Laekwapns and westrrn Rail osd
,ud Eason with Lrbsh Valley Raj road and lie
tons forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West Without
SKINNER aRRANGEME ST-Comnencins June TO- 1861
- Nsw.1Osk as follows; .
HARRISBURG E1PREss-At a. IN. for Eaton. Reading
Pottsylle, Hsrnsburs Msucn, Chunk WI ism,pOrt-
MAIL TRAIs-At =. M for EaSton, Water Gap, Scran-
ton Great Bend Pittston, Nilkesbsre, &c. ,
I'm. THRoUGH TRAIN-for Eastoo, Msuch Chunk, WI
lismsp OFT, Reading POttsyle Harrisburg, SO.
THROrGn TEAiSFor Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown,
and Mach CHUNK.
$50 r.. N WAY TRAIs-For Somerillc.
GIN WEsTEKs EHPRHss-For E4ston Allentown Read
Ing HARRISBURG Pburgh ard the West Sleeping from
Je ,ey City thr, ugh 10 Siutbugh.
EXPRESS TRAIN HARRisBrRG-Tbe o q m. Express
II ain from Noe Yo'k strives Harrisburg a. D. connect.
ting East and Vest Pennsy vania Central Railroad no thern
Genital R-rosd, North and South and with the Cumber
land Valley Railroad.
THE THRorGH EXPIRE. TRAIN YoR THR WEsT leaves
Now. York IT o. daily Sundsyt excepted king close
connection Hsrsbuy with Penn sylytnia RoAd-~ h no
change 1fcss III buTgh and but one IT, loinua and
Chicago. hours time IL saved b. taking this train
ELI.BETHPOKr AID NEwYORK FgHhI-Lesve New.
York from Pic No North River At 1870 and II lVs. IN 81
he stop al Bergen Point and Manners Ha Dor every
trio each way JOHN D. SfERNS, Superintendent
NETWORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-Pa
,suEer Trains via PsvOna Ferry from foot Of ChAmbsss
Ia IN. EIpress-
o. m Milk daily for Otsviis and intermediate Stations
liza m, Accommodation, daily. for Port Jeryih
4p M. Way for hiddletown, Hs"burEh aud nseims
~ ~ CHARLES MINoT, General supt.
NATHANIEL MARsB, Receiver.
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Ocean Steamers.

TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
L class steamer will eGye Ns~Yoik tn st, llth and
2ls oeseh month excerpt when these dates isl SUNDAY
vheu tie day Of departure will be the MONDAY following
For height pa sage apply At the only Office No bowling
green. H. d. hLLhN. hsenI
TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAYRE,
Il ON SATURDAY OCT 1.-THE United Stsfe- Mail
Steamer FULTON Weitou Commander Win sas from Pier
No 81 North River, foot Of Besch, SATURDAY Oct.
II, At noon. =,
This steamer unsurpassed for safety and comfort hss double
engines under deck u"osed by water xt compartments
which beside other results tend Ia tho event OF collision or
ssnding keep he pumps free 10 woTk, sad the
safety Of vessel and passengers
For Freight or PAsssge, spplJto ,., . 49,,
GRO MACKENZIE,
Agents. No. Broadway.
The steamer FULTON will san DC ob,r r.