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DUBLISHED THIS DAY.
l. Superior to Jane Eyre"
Price IS cents only.
FOR BETTER, FOR WORSE
CHARMING LOVE STONY.
From aTamglr bar"

n
From Tempt Bar"
FOR BETTER, FOR WORSE.
Superior to John Halifax Jane Eyre and Il also Tie
most chlrning Love Story publisl I'd for years
FOR BETTER FOR WORSE
Complete ard unabridged edition b puJishsd IN ore lsse
v0lume with large and clear type and bne pepr
Pdce Is cents copy only, by
T. u. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
No. 3a6 Chesnutst, pbilaasipis
ind for sale by F. 4. BRADY; DICK FIrzoERALD,
W. J. POOLEY s Co, % AFfLEIoA q Co, RLDp
CARLsrON and all other Bookse ers aud News Agents
Ncw-Yoik and eseTheTe.
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At a specIn, Nicotine. OF the yenps Msn,s

Rspubiicaa COmmistse. held on Wednesdsy evening"
Nor. % Mr. STEWART Il. WOODFOkD offered the FOL
g0,s-g resolutions which were mani nouAly adopted
R>so,rsa That the Young Mems Repubicsu Genital Com
stiee Ipessniing tie ycng men OF tie ReIubcsn party
ts CITY do csTnesy and heery sppIove and Ttfy
ss Doisstion OF the lion George oPdyke Or the Mayor
vlty of tie City ot Newly ork.
Ecoiccd 1r IN the present condition Of municipal
sud sfaiIs, and in the oistrated state Of pse. the
welfare Dni ~ city the necessities OF our
sic demand Of 81 the surrender OF party rvacs
d tbe election OF puIe loyal man 70 be Mayor Of New
York
Rslred That Mr.. Opdykes large ard varied mercantile
~xpecnee lis proven integrity Ia private Hs and Ia official
positions together With bis Jealous odoItsoI tie maintenance
Of the Union Of coDuy aud the honor q our fey alike
sts1p bin pfe-eiair2ty the % DO elevated TO the
Dsyorsly Of the trcpo Of tho nation in this hour Of
nifipsl eosrupiiOn aId of ns.i ,Es peiil.
Re loo iaat oensiy call opon all good citizens and
loyal - ras with H. determined effort 10 elect
George Opcykt Mayor upon Is.csday next
STEWART J.. NO0Of0RD Chairman.
Oz0Rcs ". JAQifEs. SecretaTy
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iJoliliraI Notices.


Executive Conurittee Of The Repnhiie%nn 90 Cea-
trvl Committee hts'c, errer Bfosdrsy and 23dst.
snFRiDAY E'EN'N0' NV D. L. fETTEE, chairman.
s.gaSs ,s ;';.T :; PTga1S; ;E5. 3s.. Secretaries.
Tickets 70. tie coming election vii be ready or
ProcIamation.--In pursuance Of Resolution Of
sse Common Council Of the City Of New York, 4
40 hereby offer REWARD Of Sl00 for the detection o.
spy person VOTING or ATTEMPTING TO VOTE IL
LEGALLY o. any person who shall procure. aid a's &
counsel advise another TO give or eaer his vote y
q 20 mo any Wsrd Election District Tor et purpose
ensuing t1esiion 20 be held ia this city II
the ID day Of December net TO be paid upon The coaycto
Of the offender AID tie certificate Of The Reeode phot-
Aoruey Jud 81 The Court where convicted that such
conviction had upon The 'emony q the peron per
son, claiming such lesrd But ell csims foE such rewd
ed the Undersigned in writing within wer
days sor the eoyion oi sch offender Fha Ne oitrrded
Given under ny hand, at u e Mayors esice,
Election NotIce.Pursusnt TO the provisions Of the
laws Of this state rnbc no Is hereby evea by the ION
held in the several Elect Districts of the varions Wards Of
said ity The t TUESDAY Of December next tbeirg tie
The Fo vii be ea at The places desirnated By The Com.
mon Council a The places ct which elections sn s held IA
open snne and remain open until sunset when they viii
be haslly closed
A Mayor in place Of Fernando Wood.
Police JuFtce FOR the Third District, compIisios the
Eigho and Ninth Wards in place of j. Sherman BFOwne
An Alderman in each ofthe Aderaue Districts ofthe city
having numerical designation viz; 2d 4th eh Sh
10th, l2h, ls.h and 10Th.
A Constable in The First Ward in place Of Andrew Leary
elected 81 The last Charter Election and who fa "a to qualify
Contsbe in the Ninth Word in plare Of Thomas Ear
rs elected the last Charter Eieeton Gnd who isied to
sUalifg -.
,. Carr. de,essea.
Ono Commissioners Of Common Schools for each Ward
One Inspector Of Common Schools for each W ard.
Two TI1sees Of Common Schools for each Ward
And officers vacancies may have occurred Ia
.he School Offices tho several Wards by OF death
resienslo1, or fTon other causes.
BY cgdsr Of the Common Council, -
ID. 4. VALENTINE,
I I CleTi Of the Common Council
Dated New York, Nov j, 1851.
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The Rev. DIR. Morgan will preach at - Thomas s
Church, Broadway and HoustoL.st, THIS FORE
NOON The subject win have special reference to our ma
tional troubles.
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Notice. Services will be held n the Union Ref Dutch
Church Gthev. (opposi'e Anity.stl, THURSDAY
,Thsnts sgiyiss at u O'Clock Sermon by To Pastor,
The Rev. j. c. BUTCHER.
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Second Upiyersaiiss Church. Historical socley
Bni.ding IitbsI end 2d ay--Ihe Rev. T. FbANDBl5
viii peach ThaukssyiE Sermon THIS MORNING. at II
o'clock.
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aIa.iaon-av. Raptist Church, corner 3istst--The
Rev IT, HAGUE VIII deliver IhAnk giving In the
above church THIS MORNING, seryi.e commencing at II
o'rlcek
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I.nr-.nrf lIiesion and Hone for I.iLtIe Wan

derprs NJ 26 New owory 10 the b1il1rg Formerly Ocel
MED hv Ov!e Cadner, block below Chattanooga e.
The Rev. w. G VAN METER, Superintendent; the Rev.
r. o. sOLFs Principal; the Rev L. 3. sHIoIEk, Mis-
lnary Grateful for the uBPeceG MED bfraity which has
promptly ard sbundlny supplied all our wsots and kp. us
free froa debit we now c0Tdsly invite al 70 aud see
how happy We end ,he huodreds te IL our fany
1hsnksgivDg eTcci,es viii commence u O'clock p IN
Dinrer from 20 n p. N.
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Lec-Averue OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The Rcv.
JNO MCC HOLMEs iPsstoT viii preach at II o'clcck.
Boys meeting in the EVENING, AID every THGRSDAY
EVESING It a o'clock
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CALDWELL. sOUTHWORTH WHITNEY,
Nos 10 and - AII.st., SeE.lork.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADEL-

HOWAID ASSUCIATIUN, PHILADFL-
pHtA-for tho relief Of the sick lni distressed aic'ci
With Vrulent and Chronic Deses and especially Die'es
Of the sexual OIsans
Medical aiylce ,iyen grais by tho Acting p.sson.
Nslu,ble REPORIs on SPERhA1uRRHlEA or Sbhl-
NAL WEAKNESS and other Diseases of the Sex Organs
ond on tie NEW bEMEpIES employed IA the Btren'e's'
scaled letter nHyelopci free Of change: Aodsss
DR.. j. sklLLiS HouGHT0N, Hos ard Associstion,
No South 9h.sl.. Pllsdeiphis
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ESTABLISHED in 1el3.
G WILLIAM X. COPsWEiI
BOOKSELLER and srAIloNERi
Frrt tSln..ou.rs Ts-rrr n ,olhcTI Iuiiiirs@ y. 7.
1Ies ~ isna is,,. oel of school, Mojesl Law, Thee.
lo.ic, ajugir SsieTtic 1l Asdcanrh Eook as wei ~
Haul Booss Paper Sc Fable ard ltr-ts Ls9ss,la. ~
nhel sna p3rislsf attention gwen " ,,s oee' -
sreo ook Crler for every description 81 DooAs and STA
lionery receive prompt attention. - -. = -, = =
Boak.eera aud Teachers by ordering ~ h3ove VIII ot
Ia he 10 oain School Books ef kinds they have been ~
speees.fa, IN proenriDe slsewbero -.
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Mastery neither Is It he voice OF them thai for being over
come; bat tn roise q them that singdo hear EX g. ~
Ths Rev. WILLIAM ALYtN BAtTLErr, Pastor win
preac from the shove terl THIS (haDAsgyilg DAY, al II
O'clCUk IN tie Brooklyn Tsberacle.
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Greene strcet NJ. II. Church, between BIoome aud
Spio g-sts TIA hsGlNIN6 DAY. the Rev. CT AfLES -
HARRIS Pastor will preach THIS MORNING all O'clo 4
Subec" Our CountryPas Present. iGluc." Seats Ioc.
strsu gers and Others aTe invited.
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Chrtstiau Chapel, lTthst. 6th-av-SeIyces OF
THANKSGiylNG DAY tNov. 2S), a. lo5 a N. URBAN
G. BREWER, the Pastor will deliver dicaure. Suhccl:
The Rebellion Of Absalom nnd Is Parallel In the soaihen
Rebellion"
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Which viii prove be q great popularity and ccmuoot
very rse sale l. the BEST and most ohaEang
every published.
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furniture.

DTAIn LED CHAMBER SUITES Of FUR
II N1TIrRl all color. and styles .. Wh8es3ie ana i'e
niiUhr upward. Also, Mattresses aud farllsses
'aN' " %" aAu' WARREN WARD, No. 27s Canaist,
-Four doors east Of Broadway.
TDST-CT4SS ENAMELED FURNITURE,
PisIp DC1orate5 and Grained solid Walnut and Ok
-.n led, &c, Suit, from : p upward
SEES ma,t isr ,nuacturers No. go Broadway
J. W a. a. md Boud-sts, Marble Building
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Ocean 5h'amers.

NOR CALIFORNIA via Pa MANIA, first;
elias. steamer will leave Newton on IN ~ N SI sI'
DIST of each month; except when these dah az
whom he day OF departure be the M i2noWins
For freight OF pa sage apply st the only ohca LEN A.,
green. " o. ~ -
EOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE,
IL ON SATURDAY OCT l2-The United Sesses NAL
steamer FULTON wotton, Commander will sal t9m Iior
No 81 North River foot Of Beachst on sAlURDA1 Oet
IL, at noon. 49,, g, Ill.
This steamer unsurpassed for safety and comfort hes double
engines under deck Enclosed by watertiSht eompaIten
which beside other results tend In the even. OF collision or
andnS to keep The pumps free to work. aud secure the
safety OF vessel and passengers.
R' R''isN " S0 ~f'T SAMUEL r. FOX
GEO. MACKENZIE,
NJ = Re-. IUaw
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IS rJ1HEY GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT

"THEE GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT
Instant RELIEF STOP YOUR COUCH
PURIFY YOUR BREATH
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE
SPALDINdS
THROAT ONFECTION
GOOD FOR cLERoYMEs
GOOD FOR LEcrthEps
GOOD FOR PUBLIC spEAKeRa
GOOD FOR SINGERS
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDINGs THROAT CONNECTIONS
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDIEGs THROAT CONNECTIONS.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
sPALDINGs THROAT CONNECTIONS
They relieve Cough inIta1gs
They clear the Tbross.
They give strength aud yoians to The rsi,s
They inpns ! delicious aroma to to tho break.
They are delightful. to the East,
They 40 nal, Of simple herb, sad cialo ham iay ,ls
1sIviu sTsry sho has Cough Husky Voice, or
Bad Breath o; aay dTcay 9th. Thro, 20! package
Of my Throat Coli.:isn, .hsy win res7, you instantly
and you wi. n.rss with tia. tboy 20 i to he spot"
You viii anl hem vey useful and Possn. while tvellog
or attending public meeting, for sitting your co15h aay
log your thirst II you Try pncksseI safe in saying
tbs. you viii eve. lrsrward consider them Indispensable
You vii aud them $. The Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Ny Signature on each package All others are counorfos
Ap,skAss will b, By mail prepaid on receipt Of thirty
cents,
Adlr,.I
HENRY G.. SPALDING,
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professional Notices.

CATARRH DIR. GOODALE-the first ply
" stefan that truly defined this disease and the only
one that cured it's again in NewYoIk, at No Oh
Broadway where he may be consulted for this disease for
Dyspepsia other chronic malady which has resisted
the usual Of Ills medical nttAinneBts aud skill
amply sustained from hgh and able sources
Remedy for sale at plsce.
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III, steamer FULTON will sail oc 3sSaiii il. NO O
Tt,HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN

V,HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
PROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL
chefCebin Passage .'''''''''''''.''''''''"Si|
Second Cabin Passage. 10
IRON DOsroN TO LIVERPOOL. -,
Chic; Cabin Passage s'''''''s''''''piao
The ships from New.YOft cali at Cork Hslbor.
The ship, from Boston call ct Halifax and Cork hstoor
PERSIA, Capt. JudkinI AFRICA, Capt shaInSn.,
AsiA d.p s & fs Ss HfRe fs s'ss
Capt. Cook EUROPA Capt. Anderson.
SCOTIA NOW buidingl
These yes,e carry clear white light At masthead green on
PERSIA PERSIA J"dns On Wednesday Oct
NIAGARA Noodle. leaves Boston Wednesdsy Oct 10 10
AFRICA shannon les,r. NewYOrk. .WstnssSay, Nov. 8
AMERICA Andersonlesyes Boston Wednesday nov IL
Berths not secured until paid for,
An experienced Surgeon on board.
Silver Bulon Specie Jsw,ry Precious Stones or Metals
nnes. Bl Of Lsdn signed hePsio and e yaae Thereon
H''''D -i'''''~ " e. CGNARD. No, iBo%linsGeen.
CTEAM WEEKLY between W-YORK and
- LIVERPOOL lAudnS and smbaIkins passenssr, &c
Queenstown tlre.ndllhe LiyerDool New and PHI
powered Clyde bvIt Iron Steamships as follows. o.. .,
ciq9 on ASh sssurdsy Oct Is
Observation-Disclosures. Saturday, Oct 26
Aud every SATURDAY, at noon, nom Pier No. a North
River
FIRST CABIN; 49,, s5s ssTEERioF ;:."."s3ss
70 Lonuon 3ooth20
First aoin 20 Pats.... IS SeeGage TO Paris."..,
First Cabin TO Hamburg. e5lSteerase to hamburg 30
Passengers aso FORWARDED 20 Hayrs Bremen, Rotterdam,
Antwerp, kc., at equally low rates. -,
Persons Wishing to brns ont their friends can buy ticket,
here following 10 NewYotk: From Lyepooi OF
Queenstown lat Cabin, SIS $685. and sl1 Storage from
Liverpool. 40. From Queenstown, $50.
These Steamers have superior accommodation Tor rsss
gers and carry experienced Surgeons. They are Dumt IN
WssTs Iron Sections, aid hsvs Patent Fire Administers
| on board. ,yuY,.u
For farh1 Information apply in Liverpool to wl.tiA
INMAN Agent No. "a Waers..j Ia GLASGOW 70 M " ~
No X Ennc In "
d. SEYMOUR CO., In London 70 Elves MAE no,
81 King Willaust In Pads 20 JULES a nai No
Place do 10 Bourse Ia Philadelphia TO JoiH :" DAIE' "
/ III Walnut g. or at the Compapy's Omo:s ,yv
JOHN o. DALE Agent, No, " btasawsT ~ T.
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1891 THE PENNSYLVANIA I S6f
COl CENTRAL RAILROAD. I'LL
GREAT DoUBLE-TRAcK RoUTB.
he capacity Of the Road is equal 70 any 10 ne
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE "Esi


The capacity Of the Road is equs 70 any 70 he se"J
The GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE nESA'
Office No. | Astor House, corner OF Nesey-'- "a,
Facilities for the transportation Of Passengers 20 ~.
Cincinnati Chicago st. Louis Sc Psn NsshIhs yFs.s
NewO reans and all other towns In the Nei y, an,
aud Southwest, unsurpassed for speed ana S'H =
Toute. =, ~ ff,ol ~ Court
Through train. for the West leave New Se'
andt .J-Morniag Express a. N EVen" iaiIsStown
aso at p M from same place, W. there WITH
irving a, Pittsbsryh at u NEXT day aad sonn scuHs
SLEEPING aud smoking cars al the tsin 49, ,nv O.hsf
Fare always IS low, and the ths Is quiea' - ~ !
route. ,,,.-so,,o,. ,nn Be foswndss
o., syS from, any point on the Railroads o. Oho RAIL
S.ns uHnoi. Nisconsin. Iowa. or missouri ,;Ssr. a.
9 nn niRTcq ~ 10 ay port on the nsvisaols MYERS
ihs Wst by steauers frem Pittsburgh a., A. tha we,t bs
'' 80 ~ Ereivht 10 and from any point ~ 80 :. srs
,h panrsS,yania Railroad 81 all ti@ss snS shr
sh.rsed by other Railroad Companies, tsis Cor
ners ntrus,ins the transportation o. then s,sn.t
TnwI.ny aso maintains an Enlsrant AVA .asy
a., f,ss Nv which parties engrstins az ssif ths
e son ana conortable mode Of conveyance ~ 'H'
hrs'sass ries foTT Passenger Agent No A'toi'a'>
IFECU d Co.. Freight Agents 4. r;,,;.n, A.
No I Aslsr. House, and NO. SCUM !" -
MCDONALD BIsCHOFE, Enssap'R aSssrs p.ss
EyocH LEWIS. General sup't. AlsoonA IA
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CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

By The u sheIs PHI. the periodic attacks Of NsrV01
Sia HIsaeIs may be prevented g. II taken =. the com
n,assmsn Of "a l!ssk lnm,Isss relief 'n pain aud sick
nsu will DO sbiansI
They seldom fall IN removing h, Nasa and H,a, ID
which female. 30 sabjee..
They act gently upon The bowels rsn,ovin, co,,irsasu
Fer Literary sn, suisnl' Delicate FsHAs, and al per.
,oaI o. .sIsn,ary laJ' they valuable as Lasafs,
mporBs The appetite, 8yDs tore and roy TO the digestive
organs and restoring the natural elasticity and strength Of ho
~hos syI.sn
Tn. cEPHALIc PILLS are tie re,us Of long inve,li
CATION and carefully experiments, having been In
use many years, during which time they have prevented
sud relieved amour, Of ps!u and suffering from Head
ache whether originating In the system or from TO-
Ilngsd stats Of the 'fonada
They are entirely vegetables in their composition and
BE- taken at all times with Persee. safety without making any
ehunss OF diet and he sbeHes any dsagreas tact. rs.
as,Hsary 0ddniui'tr them TO children.
VI
The genuine have i've hsna.urn Of HENRY c. sPALD
INC on each Box.
Sold by Druggists ,ni all other DsiarI In MoisiasL
boz vii be sen. by mail, prepaid resoip. o. Oh,
PRICE, % CENTS.
kHOri., should 5s,ddrss,sdts
HENRY G. sPALDNG.
No. - Csdar.It, Esw.Yok
~ single bot.l. ofsPALDINps PREPARED GLUE
WI save Ten anss I.s coat annually. "A
ECONOMY! DISPATCH
sPALDIsGs PREPARED GLUE:
sPALDIEG's PREPARED CLUE
sPALDIEGs PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES
T"A STITCH IN Tin SAWS Nlsy,p IA
A. asef4erb oil hap7eH In psl regulated anlis,
very desirable to have shssp aud convenient way
ssp air IN furniture, Toys, Cookery, &c
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
meat, Al. such smsgsneies and household afford
be wish0ui aiways ready and up to the sticking point
USEFUL IN EVERY HoUsEn
EB-A brush accompanies each bottle. Price Is cents
HENRY c. SPALDING,
No. % Cedary.., Nsw.Ysrk
~ CAUTION
Asssstain unpiaslpled persons attempting to palm "a
q, ID, unsu.pscng public limitations Of my PREPARED
GLUE. would caution al psrs0ss to s1atas b'f0.s par
,assias. saA %. .hat Tbs fan usms
~ sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE n
Il On III, ol.sd, vrnODsr 4" 'As' are 'DiFi''1 ''sa'
49,
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EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor of The
~ Scapel, and operating and Consulting Surgeon No ~
9Th ay Once consultations the obscure diseases Of
the pelvic yiscera. Rupture Piles Yarcocee and Fsiua
radically cured without The knife Hgalure Office hours
from 8 to g. I 10 2, and to evenings
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To every mother who has children suffering from any Of the
complaints incident The period d teehiug say Do not
let your pre1dce the preudice' of others, stand in
the way Of the relief that win be sateyeE absolutely
10 follow the use of Mr., wINsLowrs SOOTHING SYRUP.
The following an extract from letter written by the Rev.
c. T. wsissr to The German R.lorass Ms'eag, at Cham.
beiS burgh, Penn
Just open tho door for her sad Mrs Winsow will prove
the American Florence Nightingale Of the nursery Of.hs
we are 10 sure that will teach susy' TO say,
Blessing on Mrs Winsowfor helping her to survive and
escape the gripping cocking and teethng siege We confirm
every word fotn in the Prospectus performs precisely
what Il processes TO perform every part OF nothing le,'
Away with your Cordial Paresorc, Drops' Laudannm,
and every other Narcotic by which the babe dugged into
1tupidity and rendered dull and idiollc fof life
1--WE have never seen Mrs Winslow--know her only
through the preparation ohe Soothing syrup for Children
TeeklDE II we had the power would make her she is,
a hysical saviour TO the infant Race
BsvARa on ooUaTERVETrs and EITArioN
None genuine unless tho fac smile Of CURTIS PER-
KIEs. New.York is on The outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office. No 10 CEDAR ST. NEW YORK.
Pdcs only IS cont, per b3tts
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VNHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY


NJ KENNEDY Of RoIbay has discovered 10 ore OF o1
COMMON PASTURE WEEDS. remedy that cures every
Kind Of Humor from the worst scrOiaa down 70 common
TO bottles will cur. the worst kind Of PimPe' on The
face. - -, IT.
2boes are warranted the worst canker in the
mouth and stomach. , -, ia r 10
eia, -u,,-.-. ,t..va.
2o bottles are warranted to care RAINING Of the ears ana
boe ars warranted to cure eouup; snd running
IL.
2to bottles are warranted to cure the We cases OF ns
Sto botae, are warranted to tie mos! desperate
cage Of Iheumaii'm.
5to 4boti,ss a'e warranted 10 cure saltrhsuni.
5to bottles wiz the worst cases Of scroiuls.
benefit l. always expeenced from the hrst bottle ara
perfect cure Il Warranted vi the above quantity q TAKEN
BY giving strict attention TO the direction In the smphlel
around each bottle and iudiciogs apTsation ofthe
SCROFULA OINrMfNg,
HEALING OINTMENT, and
SALTRHEUM OINTMENT,
every ulcer snd sore Whatever kind mature Is psrecsy
and permanently healed
Price 81 per bottle,
For sale BY reIpectabe druggists Everywhere
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personal.

ALL Persons DESTROYS of getting rid of DE.
N CAYED TEETH and ROOTS pofaftsIy tOitlout paia
danger do through the agency Of the nep chemically
purified ChLoyojoym, sdmintered by Dr. WAIT SON. No
Bondt First class dental operations the lowest terms
Refer Drs. Pond, GilchriS Webb. WorsteI, Rev Dr.
Ferris BurchsTd, and others. Remember the Number.
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For Nev'Hsven. a IA, (EK) l2.lS 5 lEn)j J.' u
For BfidsspOrt !, 0 a. NJ. Gx,li la:l5 ,. OK; 80
For M Mpid saiford Fairfield Southport AID wspo
ia u. l2:l5. $3.50. $50, and p. m
For Norwalk $780, M l9:l' 3 lex $3.50 Nv ''0'
For D,ri,u and orsenwoh. :, 800 l9ls, $50 i's
For stamford T. 8, E1). 99oa is:l5 ., tErh so
For Port chester and in,srmedsts ,,niop, 93Oa 10
IS $3.50 43o, $3.50 $3.50 9 ?: NJ, nm ,,,,s
For Boston via Springfield, NJ tExl, (Exl, 8p ia
For Boston, via Shore Line, l2.l5 BP.m
For Hartford and Springfield a. m tE1h lS;l' y tEhh
For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal IT. (EEl.
H.foT5 Proyiaepeei and Fi.hki Railroad m EEL
For New.Elayen EewLondcn, and S.oninsion RAILROAD
For Canal Railroad, I2:i5 p m to Northampton.
Fox Housatouic Railroad to PtsSheld m, p. m
For Nsugatuck Railroad q ?; y, , p M 90,
''-'''' JAMES n. HoYT. Superintendent.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OfNEW-JERSEY.-
" From foot Of oouitlandt. a. Hampon
and 1t Eason with Lehigh Valley Rsroaa and ia connes
lions forming direc. line to Pittsburgh aid the West "s'
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT Commencing Jane 10 1851
Leave Hew-York as follows: = - p..;.
Pqs iaTrssgF Mageh chR6t ,o Ww9 ,P Dan sc,n
ton Gent Bend Titts.on, WiIkesbaIie, SC.
r NJ TnRorGH TaAIS-For Easton, Maush Chunk, WIZ
lamsyst Resding. POt,syile Harrisburr, &c.
AZ. NJ TAEouGn TRAIS-FOr aston Bethlehem Allentown,
aud Mauch Chunk.
$50 ?. " WAY TRAIN-For SomerVille.
SP. N. WESTERN ENPREss-For Easton Allentown. Resf
ing Harisbarg Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping ears tror
Jersey City through 10 Pittsburgh.
EyTEEss TRAM IoR HAERDBURs-Ihe a m. hxTen
Trau from New York arrives at Harrisburg p M connect
ting act and West Pennsyy Railroad Mothers
Rsroad North aud South, and with the Curnoer
land alley Railroad.
THE THRouGH ExPRHss TRAIS PoR THH WEST lesrst
New.Yok OF p 81 daily tSundsys excepted making eose
connection al Harrisburg with Pennsylvania Rairoad-ithn
chsuge Pittsburgh and bat ore TO Cinenuhi sne
Chicago. Four hours time is saved by taxing this tram
ELILABKTHPORr NEw.fORK fHRRr--lesve rev.
York from Pier No. g. North River OF 30 and 2Os' m "
20, 4:20, and $50 r. m. r,.h....
The boats stop at Bergen Point and Mariners Habo yey
trp each way JOHN o. STERNSi superintendent.
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-Pas.
Trains via Pavonis Ferry som foot ofChamhena;
"a. m, Express
% MN daily for Otisvls and intsgnedists S,aio7t
ia m Accommodation, daily, for Port Jervta. -
IN Tr WAY for Midde.own, New bufsh aud insesms
date Stations = IN,
5p m, Night Express daily ,,,,,>,, -, s,,,
NATHANIEL MARSH. Receiver.
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