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Come and Hear.

Or. I'Crum will commence a course of
free lectures, in CarroIltewn, on Saturday
sverirg the 9Th Of September, and continue
the same ou Monday and Tuesday evenings
the 8;h and 9Th inst persons having diseased
horses will do well to give him a call. he
does not cure all diseases, but, those that
ere curabe he treats with new and direct
principle He can be found at the hotel OF
Joseph Cole, until the 10Th of September.
No charge for consultation.
DIR. VIM. B. MCRUM.
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49 degrees west by tract in name Of Thomas
John 265 perches to the place of beginning the
whole of said tract containing 420 acres, and the
said one undivided half part thereof, containing
2lO acres be the same more or less, (unimpro-
ved)
ALSO a certain other piece or parcel of land
situate in Washington township, Cambria coun-
ty being part OF a tract surveyed on a warrant
to Christian Lingenfelter beginning at forkei
maple corner OF a survey in the name of Joseph
Meyer, thence through the tract of which ii is =
part. east rs perches to a beech, thence by lands
of Henry Sharp, Michael Meyer and others,
South 30 degrees west, III perches to a beech,
thence south 35 degrees west l2o perches to a
beech, theLce north 20 degrees west 1O4 perches
to a post, thence north G2 degrees west, 60 per-
ches to post, thence by Meyers land. north 46
degrees east $50 perches to the place of begin
ing, containing 1872 acres and allowance be-
the same more ur less, about acres of which
are cleared, having thereon erected a two story
frame house and frame barn now in occupancy
of James Farren.
ALSO certain other piece or parcel of land
situate in Washington township, Cambria coun-
ty. beginning at post near the Portage Road,
thence north two perches by land of Jesse Wood
cock to post, thence north Is degrees east 80
perches to line of land of William Tiley, thence
by said Tley'S land i6 perches to a post thence
one degree west so feet to q post corner of Hugh
Donald'S lot, thence by said lot north 81 perches
west 10 q stump, thence 81 degrees WeSt 35 per
ches to stump, thence south 10 degrees west Is
perches to a stump, thence south 10 degrees west
26 perches to the place of beginning containing
IL acres, be the same more or less all of which
are cleared, having thereon erected two q" Coal
Platforms" Taken in execution and to be sold
at the suit of Sar'l Riley, John Hill and Isaac d
Pores, trading under the form of Rhey, Hill 6
Co.
ALSO all the right, title and interest of A J
Weakand, of, in and to piece or parcel of land
situate in Cearfeld township, Cambria county
| adjoining lands of Joseph Dvscrt. Bingham &
Holiday and others, containing 173 acres, more
or less. about / acre of which is cleared. having
thereon erected a plank house, a log house. a
plank stable and mill, how in the occu
pancy of James Weakland and Simon Weakland
Taken in execution and to be sold at the suit o
Z. Il w. Elliott :
cJ-N. B.-The Sheriff has made the ollOwing
the conditions of the above sales, viz; one fourth
of the purchase money each sale to be paid a
the time the property is struck down, when the
sale amounts to $500, and upwards, under $500
and more than $780, the one third, under 500
and mora than $50, the half; less than $50 tn,
whole amount, otherwise the property will i'm
medistely be put up TO sale again, and no deeC
will be presented for acknowledgement unless tht
balance of the purchase money be paid or he
fore the following Monday.
Il. P. LINTON, Sh'f.
Sheriffs's Office. Ebensburg,
August I. 1891.
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4tasost ese,y body has heard Of " Woods
HIir Restortiice "
That the word Restorative, in this case,
Is 10 misnomer, we have the testimony Of IN
!lvi3uals whose elevated position in the coun-
y, as well as their acknowledged aud hon
aTab.e cha acter as gentlemen, render what
ever they publicly assert in the last degree
reliable Several of these have tested, per
s3nally, the hair preparation we are now
sPeaking of aud certify to its amazing etticlca-
3 il the most public manner posi- Their
certificates can be seen at the proprietor's de-
pot, 312 Broadway, New York, and once
seen and properly appreciated. we have no
Hesitation in saying they will impress con-
Tiotion on the most skeptical mind, Wood s
Hair Restorative is. doubtless, the best artI-
Gle of its kiud ever yet produced.
It does not dye, but gives life. health and
b,luty to the decaying, falling and dead, re-
storing, as if by magic, that which was sup,
Pesed to be irrecoverably lost Heads nearly
BALD, and others nearly white. are daily be,
ing ch anged to their prestine beauty, and ia
ces covered with pimples are rendered a
smooth as an infants, and as blushing as
lose. all by the use of Prof Woods Hal
restorative For sale at IA Market Street
aud by all Druggists sts.-Chicago Times. Sold
BY all Druggists
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DENTISTRY.

NIHE undersigned Graduate of the Baltimore
Il College of Dental Surgery, respectfully Of
fers his professional services to the citizens of
Ebensburg. He has spared no means thorough
ly to acquaint himself with every improvement
IN his art. To many years of personal experience
he has sought to add the impaired experience of
the highest authorities in Dental Science He
simply asks that an opportunity may be given for
his work to speak its own praise.
SAMUEL BELFORD. D. d. S.
Office over the store of Davis, Joces & Co.
REFERENCES.
Prof. c. A. Harris; T. Z. Bond, jr; w. r.
Handy; A. A. Blandy, p. H Austen, of the
Baltimore College
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is natural functions These. If relieved r't upon
themselves and the surrounding pro
a.srayafion- suffering and disease v s'li "a sii-
ca-lior, oppressed by rle deran.rs3 its- lake Aver
Pills. and how directly they restore the lEilIa &c
f.au OF the system with II tlls f7F feeling %
health a.in, What and aIs-i Ia ts trivial
aui common coiplsin-. j. also true in ' 1ii5 @
seated tlgl.r.rouS
effect eNlIls them. Caused b. similar CtrsirllfN .t
ie-urats of the natural frctiO-s ra bndE- Jl,y
rapidly. and many of them surely eTi lE Ia Niii,
who know the virtues 81. '-~t iit~ Nlll
n,-Irr TO culpov them when suffering i-o. the ulscr
dfr- they cIlru.
Statements from leading physicians IN some oi 5iH
From F07gruTli8g Merchant Of $ L"1fs, - - - -
Dr. AVER Your Pills the pGiaon 90 al tiaI iS
areat IN medicine They have cured little daIi8-
OF ucerous upon her hands an sI i-iat bad proved
incurahe for wears mother has been Ions -Tf-F
olsIv afflicted with blocles and pinals og heT skin and
hair. child cared, Siie also tired
yOUr Fills. and they have cured her -.--..
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-09-04

Es- Capt. James Carroll who commanded
ibe 4" Washington Rifles" from this County.
5lring the three months campaign, in Mary
and and Virginia. was ir town on last Mon
DAY. He is engaged in recruiting a new
srrsny, aud is almost ready we learn. to
again take tue field Success to him. There
is not braver soldier, or a purer patriot in
tie land, than Capt. James Carroll.
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particularly, the strongest man is not proof
against the malaria. in certain sections of the
country. In all cases of fever and ague. the
BlTTERS is more potent than any amount
of quinine, while the most dangerous cases
OF bilious fever yield to its wonderful proper
ties. Those who have tried the medicine will
never use another, for any of the ailments
which the HosrErrER Buffers profess to sub
due. To those who have not made the ex-
pertinent, we cordially recommend an early
application to the Bitters, whenever they are
stricken by diseases of the digestive organs.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally
everywhere.
USee advertisement IN another column.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

DY VIRTUE of sundry writs of Venditioni
Et Exponas and Levari Facias, issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria County,
and to ne directed, there will be exposed TO pub
lie sale at the Court House, in the borough of
Ebensburg. on Monday the End day of Septem-
Der next, at one O'Clock P NJ, the following Real
Estate, to wit
ALSO all the right, title, and interest of Phil
lip d. George decd, of, i'll and to certain tract,
piece or parcel of land situate in Washington
township. Cambria County, adjoining lands of
Samuel Short. lands in the pane Of jacob John
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-09-04

EVEN THOSE who are IN the enjoyment
Of perfect health frequently have need to have
recourse to tonics as preventatives to disease.
We are never too well armored against the
assaults of ''the ills that flesh is heir to- Such
an invigorator they may find in HOSTEL
IER'S BITTERS-a medicine that cannot
Oe taken regularly without giving vitality
aud elasticity to the system At this season
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ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE LoRETTo.-We are
pleased to learn that Notwithstanding the
hardness of the times and the excitement per-
Tading the entire community. the attendance
Of the students since the commencement of
ibis session has been quite encouraging. Pa
rents and Guardians could not do better than
BY patrOnizing this institution.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FORS ALE

The undersigned offers at private sale, s acres
of land situated in the immediate vicinity of the
borough of Wilmore, adjoining lands of James
Young. Amich and others. 1t offers superior
inducements to those wishing to secure a home
in this vicinity. Will be sold on reasonable
terms. Apply to the subscri Der. near Wimore,
Cambria County Pa. EDWARD GRUE.
Sent 18th IS6I.=H
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a5We have been requested to state, that
the Jefferson & Ebeusburg Plank road COM
vsuy have reduced their tolls to about one
half of their former rates. Right. This
road stands sadly in need of repairs, but it
,-,r,r he Of much account after the Ebens-
Iarg& Cresson rail road is completed, which
p vrU be in SIX weeks from this date.
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Tnfal 9tfnls.
EPENDENT CANDIDATE
Presid ent Judge,
G E o Z G E T A YL0R.

a. announce myself. therefore, in compliance
---.b the request contained in your letter before
~ as candidate for the Office of President
T-f-s Of the Twenty fourth Judicial District,
yrf-. u. respect to party y-"-(Reply to the gentle
,,-r or tie Bar
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sgglI MANHOOD,
: AG$ EoW Lost. How Restored

10y EoW Lost. How Restored
,Tytsf Du'iiS.iei. il3 Il Sealed EHroyo;'e-
4 LECTURE OK TIE NATURE, TREAT
MENT AND RADICAL CURE OF SPEiAA-
TOnIICEA. CT Seminal Weakness. Sexual DvFll-
tv. Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions,
pro lucing Impat,uCy, Consumption and Mental
and Ph ysical iI.capacity-
By ROB J. CULVEEWEI-I, NJ n,
The important fact that the awful Consequences
of self abuse may lie efiectually removed without
internal medicines OF the dangerous applications
uf cau>tcS. instruments, meogcattsa hougies. and
other empirical levises. l. here cleaaly demoustra-
ted, and the entirely new and highly successful
treatment. as adopted by the celebrated author
fully planned, .ly means e which every one Is
enabled 10 himself perfectly. and at the least
possible cnst. thereby avoiding all the advertised
nostrtrls f the dan. This lecture Mil Pruve a
boon tu thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal. in plain envelope = any
address. post paid the receipt Of two postage
stamps. lv addressing Dr. Gil J. c KLINE,
81. D.. I27 Bowery- New YORK, Post Office
/ Box 4.5S6.
March 20. '6I- April II, '6O--ly AuE- IL 'ol.
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1--WE thankfully acknowledge the receipt
Of beautiful boques, composed Of farr and
fragrant flowers, which, as we are a sincere
lover of these - bonnie gems on natures
lraast is welcome visitor to US
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-09-04

syThe barn of John Bowse, in Clearfeld
IN. was destroyed by fire on last Saturday
night. All its contents consisting of the crop
iast harvested, were consumed. Loss
about S4G0. Origin of fire not known.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-09-04

ezDr. Wm. B M'Crum, delivered a series
Of highly interesting lectures on the horse and
lis disease, in this place during last week
His ren. arks were highly interesting and
,ni instructive. He is evidently thor
nh master Of his profession. He has
treated a uuu,ber of horses for fstula, ring
tone and other important diseases, with re-
ulrkaJle success He will deliver course
rg rec lectures in Carrolltown, commencing
o. ulxt Saturday evening. acd ending on
Tuesday evening. We confidently recon
mend him TO the confidence of our Carroll
town aud Carroll township friends.
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Sc F. SEALING
FIR I IT G AN s
s.IcO SOLD LAST YEAR!

The undersigned ~ill sell his popular make of
SELF-sEALING FRUIT CAMS,
This season. at the following pii -es. FOR CASH /.
One Quart Cans. with Cement. 81 90 per dozen.
Two Qnart Cans. with Cement, 81 70 per dozen.
GJ-An orders from distance for FIVE DozEN
or more, ,rbel anrmpaRse9 'ritA he cash. Viii be
promptly attended to-the Cans secnrely packed
and delivered a; the Railr,ai Sta,ion wjihout
extra charge.
Address or send orders TO
FRANK Y. HAY.
July 81 On j"hn.stuwn. Pa.
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AZ
CATHAE I3C
PI Ii =.

Arc Won SicS. f.rai'.7- 77.t cord
planning Are Nau Gu.s. "Ttits.
with yoEr - stg-u ti-Tsi'twci- aud
your fee'inssS uncomfortable 2
These symptoms are ofsyn the
prelude l. = .rio-f> illl-r-S. some
tit of slaEgsf-~= D or, ss1s-llg upun
you- and skcul4 D. =gcru,i by =
Timely u~c uT flc Ti.-iI- Tr1-el.---
Take Avc--= TI.ts, ard cleanse
out the Lis0TLerod humsrs pa
rifv the blood and lef the fluids
move or unea- Truc1.-1 IN health
again- They Srimal...r shC fGuc-
tons Of tic body into vigorous
activity, purify THE zys' On from
the obStraefisTs which MAKE
disease = cold s-f-i-- some
where IN tisg lrn-sr. a.l3 e tl-tTUCl
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WATCH CLOCK AND JEWELRY STORE.

-N4LN STREET, .JOHNSTO HN Pa.
LEWIS LUCKHART, begs leave to announce
that he has always a large and varied assortment
of all the various articles peculiar 20 his business.
Repairs promptly and carefully attended to.
JChnstown April Il 1851 IT,
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CAvALaY CoMPANY,-The raising OF a cav
s,ry company in this and Blair County has
5eeu cor pleted, and II has been forwarded to
lie seat If . ar We understand large ma
Drity the men are from this COunty--
James Sk-Ily Of this place is Captain, and
John c. Murray also of this place, is Orderly
Srgeant. They are both brave and expert
Ece1 young officers, aud will give good
-,cauut Of themselves. during the impending
s-lsg,s Sergeant Murray derserves much
rsl,, for bis successful efforts 10 raising re-
esl.is for this company
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@ All should not fail to read the adyer-
lsement of Prof. Wood in to days paperr.
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SEIILEMENIS WANTED,

"HE accounts of DILLON & BEHE. for
J. Blacksmithing at st. Augustine. Cambria
County. have been left with the subscribers for
collection.
BaF- Suits viii be brought in all cases from
and after the first day of September next.
JOHNSTON & OATMAN.
Ebensbure, July 81, 1s6I-3t
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BG r n AV ES
HOLLAND BTTTERS
FOR
DYSPEPSIA,
Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, &c.

The successful introduction and Of this celebrated
Remedy has the signal or literal food Of compounds
called Bitters7 from quart
bottle to gallon ke, until this word Bt:ers Is bu
another name for rog some yainous Whiakey mix
ture-
Bot the really great relief derived from the minute doss
one teaspoOnful Of medicine,
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EDE Id.

List of causes set down for Trial at Court
Of Common Pleas to be held N Ebensburg for
Cambria County, commencing on Monday the
second day of September, A. D., 1861,
SECOND WEEK
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From DR. Z II Crrtzvyigkf, Ner orie7ns
Your Pills the prince Of purges Their excellent
qualities surpaSs carsaTtic poSS.Fs- iftE are
very and eectIsl in ti'iT action "f TIC
bowels. which alU2oe 10 a the cas
treatment OF disease
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR.. WM. B. M'CRU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-17
NENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.-

~ From foot Of Cou,LIandr,t.-Conuectng at Hampton
Junction with DelawSe Lsck4wanns ard Western Railroad
aud at Easou with Lebgh Valley Raj road and It's
lions forming direct line 70 Pittsburgh and the West without
change ~
SUMMER ARRANG EME ST-Comneneiug Juue TO- 1851
Leave Eew-Yok az follOws:
HARKIssURe ExPKHss-At a m. for Ea'toD, Reading,
Ponsville, Herrisburg. Mauc1, Chunk VII .smsport
MAIL TsAIS-At 8. m for Easton, Water Gap, Scrsn-
Ton Great Bend. Pittst0D, Ntkesbs are, &c.
y N. TRRoUGB TRAiN-Eor EastoB, Mauch Chunk WI
ia, lstsr Reading Pottsvle, Hsrrisburg 40
- N.THRoUGH TRAIS-For Easton Bethlehem Allentown,
ana a ,uch Chunk.
go Y. WAY TRAIE-For Somervlle
A. WxsTERS ExpREss-For Eaton Allentown, Read
fny Hs4 burg bOgn and the West Sleeping cara from
1 49,, ..S O.. hr( Ugh 70 ;iusDu gh
FTssvT.S y yAIE HiREBBCRG-The 6 a m. Express
Trsn 60 - Yo'k arrives at Hamburg a. p. connect
tpr t Ed u. On Pennsylvania Contra 4oad No them
Genital Rsilroas North and South and with the Cumber
Tss Ty,to ,tto>o yPHRss TRAIN WgsT leaves
New.YoI a. r. 'aiy lSundays excepted making close
connection at Hsbo vi Pelh.ylysnia Rslfoss%i's 20
Chicsga Fes, bo Ve saved b., taking this train.
ELIzABHrnFoET AID n, w-YoEK fEEHT-Lesve NeT.
York non Pie No Mn n veT, At 20 and ll:ZJs 3:
re boat Son AZ R.,rs, p;D. 1ud Mariners Ia Dor every
tlip eL-h way JOHN u. "a 80, lnon1cu''
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1OHT THE PENNsYLN ANA I 2GI
Il COl CENTRAL HAILR0 AO' LOOA
GREAT DoUsLE-1RACK .NOG r. !,
Fhe capacity Of the Road is equal 20 e v ~ 1e co
THE GREAT SHOUT LINE TO III : .. ~ d.

Cha e.Dzeiiv of the Road is equal 20 ~ inc country
THF 'GREAr SHORT LINE TO Tn Z Wt.SI.
Office NO. AGoT Houss corner Of Va cyst
Yactes f,r the tranEpo u Passengers 20 ana RON
Ciacm sti Chicago st. Loud, 81 Paul N.byh. "a s1phis
OeSus and all ether tONns In the Ne.t NSt " sk
sad suheIt oHsarp for speed and eoni y any
route =, -, = -.
Through trains West leave qo Of Court
lan6tst Morning Express Evening f4Ai1ehsO p
m also at D. n fom place VIA AhtDtoWn' ar
irving Pittsburgh OF y da and conrsetins there with
a. Western trtiua.
Sleeping and smoking on ell the trains
ac always lew aud the tine quick, as BY any otsr
route.
By is route freehts II all descriptions be forwarded
60 and from any point the Railroads Of Ohio henaCEy IN
disns Hiucia MscOrsin, Iowa, or Missouri. ~ HAIL
ROAD Object, u port the naVg2blo rivers o.
tbs West by stcsmefs from fitisburgh.
THE rates % Freight aud point In the Wet Dy
tbe Peuusvlsuue Railroad all times favorable ere
eb.rg by otber Rsiiroad Compsir mercLsus end ship
oT utrusiing the spotsop O. tef Freight 70 his Cori
nnenv ear rely with confidence GA its 'Peeds transit.
qfis Company al.o uiaintains an Eniusnt hccomm3da
so5. Live BY wiich parties TN grating Wes~ad egjoy
sbesp and comfortable mode Of convey snce at one hal the
6rss-class rates OF fare -
j. h. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No Astor-Ilouss
IFTCH & Co., Fret 1T a ge6ts, 49,
No 4 Asior House. and Ne South William ct
MCDONALD BI>CHOfF E0iigru1t Agents
No. BstteEy place
FEOcII LEWIS. General sup't Altoons Pa
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DePor QrAnrnEaAsrsn,s Ozfe.

d .
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited at this
~ o,n aun October 81 at M for Supplying ths Quar-
tcrnastea department Win 500 tuns Of LAY and uvJJJ
bushels Of oars. .
The HAY 70 be good merchsntsble TIMOTHY pu; up ard
delivered IN bElrs.
The OATS 20 be good meychuntible article put up sacks
Of about buse. each Sacks be resined by the Cow
srnnen without extra charge Oats TO be received by wgg
at (f3) thIty-,Wo pounds 90 tho hushel
A ths Hsy aud Oats 70 he delivered at the Government
what Rdrosd depo: this ely within (3O thirty days
after ci08iug The confICt
The proposals 10 90 Ia separate euvelopes Those Tor lay
70 be married Proposals. Tor Hay" Those for OAts, r.o
posas for UatL"
All to 30 directed to Coz D. H. RUcKER Depot oanTier-
master Washington %. &.
No pfOpoal w be entertained which Ia receivcd Aer Toe
read the bids has been co.. ueuc-d viii any bid 10
considered urcss the PARTIES presou Represented %
AZ horned Egent o ney
Good aud sufficient security with bond, &C., VIII be 70
CURED.
Every bidder must give bis foil address, With either tn3
nEuoeT o. bis house sco Of business, PostOhcs Dor
The uDdrs gard reserves tie t. reject all bios tnEt 10
may consider TOO high.
D. ". hUCKER. Qnsrtennas ter snd Celouel.
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For HeE-Haven, "a. NJ (Ex u l2:l5, (EI)i $780, d
% aud pm, -
$50. and p. ms
For Milford STAFFORD Fairfield Southport ard Westpor,
IA N. Il: IS, $3.50. 49, and .. IN.
For Norwsk $685. ~. l25, g. lex u $3.50 $780, $500
For Darian and Greenwich. T. $50 a. M 1918, $3.50 40
$50 8 p N.
70. stamford T. o. CEz S:aOG NJ i2:l5, . E1l, $50,
e;3O $3.50. p m
For Port Chester and int mediate sDons 93Oa M IL:
Is, $50 ;f:3O, $3.50, ESQ p
COsNEIIiNG TRAINS.
For Boston via Spriughe d, tx J. (Ex.G p.
or Boston via ShuTs Line 1915, D. IN.
Tor Hartford and Springfield ga m (Lxl Rl5 3, (EL)
p
For Connecticut River Raoad 70 Montreal T. m, ok J.
and l2:l5 IA. 10 NOrthau pioB
For Hartford Providence aud Fshkll Railroad EIl
For New. Haven, Ne" London aud Soui1gton Railroad
al O. m, l2:15, 3, q o.
For Canal Hsiirosd i2:l5 Q. N. TO Northampton.
FOR HouEat0uic Railroad 70 Pittsb-ld. m, D.
For Nsugstuck Rsil,osd a. m 3p. N
For DaubuIy and Norw6lk Railroad, z. $50 $3.50
JAMES h. HOTT, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-17

OF THE AGE.
NJ KENNEDY Of Roxbury bss discovered 10 one OF our
COMMON PASTURE WEEDS. eremedy hat eures every
lind of Hum from the Scrofals down to common
Pimple a. -, t;,d % rs,,nl.. an ,h
face. ,.n..
2bottes are warranted TO cure the worst CANCER In the
mouth and stomach. - 49,. Il, = =,
elias -. - II -. 4, A. -
TO bottles are warranted TO cure rsng Of The ears aud
bottles are warranted to corrup. and running
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TO bottles wsnaoed to cure the wort cases oil rins
Sto bo,, are warranted to cure the most desperate
case Of rheumaiisu.
Alto bottles a = warranted TO cure saltthsum
5 70 bottles will cure the wort cases Of .erouh; -,
benefit il slways experienced ir'm the first bottle sn'
perfect cure Il Warranted wi soove quantity Is taken
BY giynr atet attention the direction In the pafnphe
around each bottle and iudicious application OF the
sCROFULA OINTMENT,
HEALING OINTMENT, aud
SALTRHEUM OINTMENT,
every ulcer and of whseser kind or nature peIecE
ana permanently healed.
Price ri per bottle.
For sale by respectable druggists everywhere